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Title:

National Defense Force, clandestine Vietnamese organization which is predominantly Catholic, anti-neutralist, pro-Huong and anti-Khanh

Date of Creation:

January 22, 1965

Type of Document:

Intelligence information cable

Level of Classification:

NOT GIVEN

Status of Copy:

SANITIZED

Pagination, Illustration:

10 p.

Abstract:

"National Defense Force", clandestine Vietnamese organization which is predominantly Catholic, anti-neutralist, pro-Huong, and anti-Khanh (NDF fears that Viet Cong have infiltrated the govt. to the point of taking power and that Khanh is collaborating with the Buddhists to form a neutralist gove.; NDF is prepared to lead a coup against Khanh). Intelligence Information Cable, TDCS-314/00919-65. Jan. 22, 1965. 10 p. Security classification not given. SANITIZED copy. Released date not given.

Declassified Documents Reference System Location:

1976-230F