Foreign Relations of the United States, 1969–1976, Volume IX,
Vietnam, October 1972–January 1973
Persons
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Abrams, Creighton W.,
General, USA, Commander, United States
Military Assistance Command, Vietnam until June 28, 1972; Chief of Staff,
USA, from October 12
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Aiken, George D., Republican
Senator from Vermont
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Aldrich, George H., Deputy
Legal Adviser, Department of State
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Bac, Vuong Van,
see
Vuong Van Bac
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Bennett, Josiah W., Political
Officer at the U.S. Embassy in Vietnam
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Binh, Nguyen Thi,
see
Nguyen Thi Binh
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Bradsher, Henry, journalist
with The Evening Star
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Brown, Frederic J.,
Lieutenant Colonel, USA, Special Assistant
to the Vice Chief of Staff
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Bui Diem, former South
Vietnamese Ambassador to the United States
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Bull, Steven B., Staff
Assistant to the President
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Bunker, Ellsworth, U.S.
Ambassador to South Vietnam
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Butterfield, Alexander P.,
Deputy Assistant to the President
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Buzhardt, J. Fred, General
Counsel, Department of Defense
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Cao Van Vien, General, ARVN, and Chief, Joint General Staff
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Carver, George A., Jr.,
Special Assistant for Vietnamese Affairs to the Director for Central
Intelligence
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Chou En-lai (Zhou Enlai),
Premier, People’s Republic of China
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Clarey, Bernard A. “Chick,”
Admiral, Commander, Pacific Fleet, Pacific Command
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Clay, Lucius D., General,
USAF, Commander, Air Force, Pacific
Command
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Clements, William P., Deputy
Secretary of Defense
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Colson, Charles, Special
Assistant to the President
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Connally, John B., Jr.,
former Secretary of the Treasury and informal adviser to President
Nixon
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Cooksey, Howard H., Major
General, USA, Commander, 1st Regional
Assistance Command, South Vietnam, and, from January 27 until March 29,
1973, Acting Chief of Staff, Military Assistance Command, Vietnam
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Cooper, Damon W., Admiral,
USN, Commander, (Carrier) Task Force
77
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Dang Van Quang, Lieutenant
General, ARVN, Military Assistant to
President Thieu
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Dean, John Gunther, Deputy
Chief of Mission, U.S. Embassy in Laos
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DePuy, William E., Lieutenant
General, USA, Assistant Vice Chief of the
Army
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Diem,
see
Bui Diem
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Diem,
see
Ngo Dinh Diem
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Do, Tran Van,
see
Tran Van Do
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Dobrynin, Anatoly F., Soviet
Ambassador to the United States
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Dole, Robert J., Republican
Senator from Kansas
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Don, Tran Van,
see
Tran Van Don
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Duc, Nguyen Phu,
see
Nguyen Phu Duc
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Duong Van Minh (Big Minh),
South Vietnamese General and political activist
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Ehrlichman, John D.,
Assistant to the President for Domestic Affairs
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Enders, Thomas, Deputy Chief
of Mission at the Embassy in Cambodia
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Engel, David A., Vietnamese
language translator, Department of State
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Fulbright, J. William,
Democratic Senator from Arkansas; Chairman, Foreign Relations
Committee
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Gandhi, Indira, Prime Minister
of India
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Gayler, Noel A.M., Admiral,
USN, Commander in Chief, Pacific
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Giap, Vo Nguyen,
see
Vo Nguyen Giap
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Godley, G. McMurtrie, U.S.
Ambassador to Laos
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Goldwater, Barry M.,
Republican Senator from Arizona
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Green, Marshall, Assistant
Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs
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Gromyko, Andrei A., Foreign
Minister of the Soviet Union
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Guay, Georges R., Colonel,
USAF, Air Attaché in the U.S. Embassy
in France, conduit for U.S. messages to the North Vietnamese in Paris, and
also handled logistical arrangements for Kissinger and his party during negotiating trips to
Paris
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Habib, Philip C., U.S.
Ambassador to South Korea
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Haig, Alexander M., Major
General, USA, Deputy Assistant to the
President for National Security Affairs; after January 4, 1973, Vice Chief
of Staff of the Army
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Haldeman, H.R., Assistant to
the President and White House Chief of Staff
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Harriman, W. Averell,
Ambassador at Large; Chief, U.S. Delegation to the Paris Peace Talks until January 17, 1969
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Hebert, Felix E., Democratic
Representative from Louisiana; Chairman, Armed Services Committee
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Helms, Richard M., Director
of Central Intelligence
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Ho Chi Minh, leader of the
Vietnamese Communist Party and President of the Democratic Republic of
Vietnam until his death in 1969
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Hoang Duc Nha, President
Thieu’s private and press
secretary, nephew, and confidant
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Holdridge, John H., member,
National Security Council staff
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Holloway, James L., Vice
Admiral, USN, Commander, Seventh
Fleet
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Howe, Jonathan T., Lieutenant
Commander, USN, member, National Security
Council staff
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Hubbard, Henry, White House
correspondent for Newsweek
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Humphrey, Hubert H.,
Democratic Senator from Minnesota
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Huong, Tran Van,
see
Tran Van Huong
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Isham, Heyward, Deputy Chief,
U.S. Delegation to the Paris Peace Talks
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Javits, Jacob K., Republican
Senator from New York
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Johnson, Gerald W.,
Lieutenant General, USAF, Commander, 8th
Air Force
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Johnson, U. Alexis, Under
Secretary of State for Political Affairs
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Kennedy, Edward M.,
Democratic Senator from Massachusetts
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Kennedy, Richard T., Colonel,
USA, member, National Security Council
planning staff
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Khamphan Panya, former
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Royal Lao Government
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Khiem, Tran Thien,
see
Tran Thien Khiem
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Kissinger, Henry A.,
Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs
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Kraft, Joseph, columnist for
the Field Newspapers Syndicate
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Ky, Nguyen Cao,
see
Nguyen Cao Ky
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Laird, Melvin R., Secretary
of Defense until January 29, 1973
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Lam, Pham Dang,
see
Pham Dang Lam
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Lam, Tran Van,
see
Tran Van Lam
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Le Duc Tho, member of the
Politburo of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam and Special Advisor to, and
de facto head of, the DRV Delegation to the
Paris Peace Talks on Vietnam
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Lehman, John F., member,
National Security Council staff
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Loc, Vinh,
see
Vinh Loc
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Lon Nol, Prime Minister of the
Khmer Republic (Cambodia) and Minister of National Defense
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Lord, Winston, member,
National Security Council staff
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Mai Van Bo, Democratic
Republic of Vietnam’s Delegate General in Paris
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Mansfield, Michael J.,
Democratic Senator from Montana; Senate Majority Leader
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McCain, John S., Jr.,
Admiral, USN, Commander in Chief, Pacific,
until September 1, 1972
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McGovern, George S.,
Democratic Senator from South Dakota
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McNamara, Robert S.,
President of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development
(World Bank)
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McNickle, Marvin L.,
Lieutenant General, USAF, Acting
Commander, 7th Air Force, Military Assistance Command, Vietnam
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Meyer, John C., General,
USAF, Commander, Strategic Air
Command
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Minh, Duong Van,
see
Duong Van Minh
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Minh, Nguyen Van,
see
Nguyen Van Minh
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Miles, Paul L., Major, USA, Military Assistance Command, Vietnam,
staff officer and adviser to General Woodward
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Moorer, Thomas H., Admiral,
USN, Chairman, Joint Chiefs of
Staff
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Murphy, Daniel J., Rear
Admiral, USN, Military Assistant to the
Secretary of Defense
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Negroponte, John D., member,
National Security Council staff
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Ngo Dinh Diem, former
President of South Vietnam; assassinated in 1963
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Ngo Quang Truong, Lieutenant
General, ARVN, Commander (MR–4) until May
3, 1972; Commander (MR–1) thereafter
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Nguyen Cao Ky, Major General,
VNAF, Vice President, Republic of Vietnam
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Nguyen Co Thach, North
Vietnamese Deputy Foreign Minister
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Nguyen Duy Trinh, North
Vietnamese Foreign Minister
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Nguyen Phu Duc, Special
Assistant to South Vietnamese President Thieu
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Nguyen Thi Binh, (also known
as Madame Binh) Foreign Minister, PRG, and
the PRG’s representative to the Avenue Kléber talks
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Nguyen Van Minh, Lieutenant
General, ARVN, Commander (MR–3)
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Nguyen Van Thieu, President
of the Republic of Vietnam (South Vietnam)
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Nguyen Van Toan, Lieutenant
General, ARVN, Commander (MR–2)
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Nguyen Xuan Phong, Minister,
Deputy Chief, GVN Delegation to the Paris Peace Talks
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Nha, Hoang Duc,
see
Hoang Duc Nha
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Nixon, Richard M., President
of the United States
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Nutter, G. Warren, Assistant
Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs
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Park Chung Hee, President,
Republic of Korea
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Percy, Charles H., Republican
Senator from Illinois
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Pham Dang Lam, Ambassador,
Head of Republic of Vietnam Delegation to Paris
Peace Talks
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Pham Van Dong, North
Vietnamese Prime Minister
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Phong, Nguyen Xuan,
see
Nguyen Xuan Phong
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Phuong, Tran Kim,
see
Tran Kim Phuong
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Polgar, Thomas, Special
Assistant to the Ambassador in Saigon; Central Intelligence Agency Chief of
Station in Saigon
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Pompidou, Georges, President
of France
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Porter, William J., Chief,
U.S. Delegation to the Paris Peace Talks;
Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs from February 2, 1973
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Pursley, Robert E., Major
General, USAF, Vice Commander, 5th Air
Force in Japan; from November 1973, Lieutenant General and Commander, U.S.
Forces, Japan
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Quang, Dang Van,
see
Dang Van Quang
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Randal, Jonathan, journalist
for The Washington Post
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Reston, James “Scotty,”
journalist and syndicated columnist
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Richardson, Elliot L.,
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare until January 29, 1973; Secretary
of Defense from January 30 until May 24, 1973
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Rockefeller, Nelson A.,
Governor of New York
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Rogers, William P., Secretary
of State
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Rosson, William B., General,
USA, Commander, United States Army,
Pacific Command
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Rush, Kenneth, Deputy
Secretary of Defense
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Ryan, John D., General,
USAF, Air Force Chief of Staff
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Sanchez, Manuel “Manolo,”
Nixon’s valet
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Saxbe, William B., Republican
Senator from Ohio
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Sayre, Francis R., Dean of
National Cathedral in Washington
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Scali, John, Special
Consultant to the President (for public affairs)
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Scowcroft, Brent, Brigadier
General, USAF, Military Assistant to the
President from February 12, 1973
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Seignious, George M.,
Lieutenant General, USA, Director, Joint
Staff, Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Shillitoe, Barry J.,
Assistant Secretary of Defense for Installations and Logistics
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Sisouk na Champassak, Minister
of Defense, Royal Lao Government
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Souvanna Phouma, Prince,
Premier of Laos
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Stearman, William L., member,
Operations Staff, East Asia, National Security Council
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Stennis, John C., Democratic
Senator from Mississippi, Chairman, Committee on Armed Services
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Sullivan, William H., Deputy
Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs
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Swank, Emory C., U.S.
Ambassador to Cambodia
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Symington, W. Stuart,
Democratic Senator from Missouri
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Taft, Robert, Jr., Republican
Senator from Ohio
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Thach, Nguyen Co,
see
Nguyen Co Thach
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Thanom Kittikachorn, Prime
Minister of Thailand
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Thieu, Nguyen Van,
see
Nguyen Van Thieu
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Tho, Le Duc,
see
Le Duc Tho
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Thompson, Richard S.,
Department of State official attached to the U.S. Delegation to the Paris Peace Talks
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Thuy, Xuan,
see
Xuan Thuy
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Timmons, William, Deputy
Assistant to the President for Legislative Affairs; from January 21, 1973,
Assistant to the President for Legislative Affairs
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Toan, Nguyen Van,
see
Nguyen Van Toan
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Tran Kim Phuong, South
Vietnamese Ambassador to the United States
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Tran Thien Khiem, Prime
Minister, Republic of Vietnam
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Tran Van Huong, Vice
President, Republic of Vietnam
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Tran Van Do, former Foreign
Minister, Republic of Vietnam
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Tran Van Don, prominent South
Vietnamese political and military figure
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Tran Van Lam, Foreign
Minister, Republic of Vietnam
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Trinh, Nguyen Duy,
see
Nguyen Duy Trinh
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Van Fleet, James A.,
General, USA, from April 1951 commanded the
U.S. Eighth Army in Korea
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Vang Pao, General, Royal Lao
Armed Forces, Commander of Military Region Two and head of the Meo (Hmong) guerrilla forces
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Vien, Cao Van,
see
Cao Van Vien
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Vinh Loc, Lieutenant General,
ARVN, Commandant, National War College
of South Vietnam
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Vogt, John W., General,
USAF, Commander, 7th Air Force, and
Deputy Commander for Air, Military Assistance Command, Vietnam
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Vo Nguyen Giap, General,
People’s Army of Vietnam, North Vietnamese Defense Minister
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Vuong Van Bac, South
Vietnamese Ambassador to the United Kingdom
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Warnke, Paul, foreign policy
adviser to Senator George McGovern
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Warren, Gerald L., Deputy
White House Press Secretary
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Weinel, John P. “Blackie,”
Vice Admiral, USN, Assistant to the
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Weiss, Cora, anti-war
activist
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Weyand, Frederick C.,
General, USA, Commander, Military
Assistance Command, Vietnam
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Whitehouse, Charles W.,
Deputy U.S. Ambassador to South Vietnam
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Wickham, John, Brigadier
General, USA, Deputy Chief, U.S. Delegation
to the Four Party Joint Commission in Vietnam from January 27, 1973
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Woodward, Gilbert H., Major
General, USA, Chief of Staff, Military
Assistance Command, Vietnam, until January 27, 1973; Chief, U.S. Delegation
to the Four Party Joint Military Commission in Vietnam from January 27,
1973
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Xuan Thuy, Chief of the
Delegation of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam to the Paris Peace Talks, usually referred to as
Minister
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Ziegler, Ronald L., Assistant
to the President and White House Press Secretary
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Zumwalt, Elmo R., Jr., “Bud,”
Admiral, USN, Chief of Naval
Operations