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Title:
Situation in South Vietnam
Date of Creation:
November 12, 1964
Date of Declassification:
April 22, 1977
Type of Document:
Weekly report
Level of Classification:
SECRET
Status of Copy:
SANITIZED
Pagination, Illustration:
29 p., 1 map
Abstract:
The Situation in South Vietnam [political situation: dissatisfaction with the Huong govt. policies and cabinet. Economic situation: damage from typhoons in central Vietnam. Military situation: Viet Cong and South Vietnamese operations; casualties and weapons loss ratio; province pacification progress. Third country developments: unsubstantiated charges by Cambodia of South Vietnamese border violations and Cambodian announcement of defense plans in case of invasion; Canadian statement that the ICC is a useless operation and an embarrassment to Canada]. Directorate of Intelligence Weekly Report, OCI No. 2646/64. [Nov. 12, 1964?] 16 p., map. Annex: Same title [political situation: no violent reaction to the transition to a civilian govt.; lack of cohesion and direction in the cabinet. Economic situation: effect of VC activity on distribution of goods. Military situation: VC and South Vietnamese operations; casualties and weapons loss ratio; province pacification efforts. Third country developments: Cambodian relations with South Vietnam over border incidents; Swiss, Italian, Japanese, Australian, and New Zealand medical aid to South Vietnam. Bloc developments: increased North Vietnamese contacts with France]. Intelligence and Reporting Subcommittee of the Inter-Agency Vietnam Coordinating Committee, Monthly Report, OCI No. 2646/64B. 13 p. SECRET to CONFIDENTIAL/NO FOREIGN DISSEM/BACKGROUND USE ONLY. SANITIZED copy. Released Apr. 22, 1977. Johnson Library, NSF, Countries, Vietnam, Vol. 21.
Indexing Terms:
TRAN VAN HUONG
NGUYEN KHANH
THICH TAM CHAU
PHAN KHAC SUU
NGUYEN XUAN CHU
NGUYEN LUU VIEN
THICH TRI QUANG
LE KHAC QUYEN
TRAN QUOC BUU
NORODOM SIHANOUK
TRAN THIEN KHIEM
DUONG VAN MINH
DALAT GENERALS
HIGH NATIONAL COUNCIL
BUDDHIST OPPOSITION TO TRAN VAN HUONG GOVERNMENT
POLITICAL SITUATION IN SOUTH VIETNAM
MILITARY SITUATION IN SOUTH VIETNAM
SECURITY SITUATION IN SOUTH VIETNAM
ECONOMIC SITUATION IN SOUTH VIETNAM
PACIFICATION PROGRAM
VIET CONG ACTIVITIES
VIET CONG MILITARY ACTIVITIES
VIET CONG TERRORIST ACTIVITIES
SOUTH VIETNAMESE ARMY CASUALTIES
SOUTH VIETNAMESE ARMY WEAPON LOSSES
VIET CONG CASUALTIES
VIET CONG WEAPON LOSSES
QUANG NGAI PROVINCE
BINH DINH PROVINCE
HAU NGHIA PROVINCE
AN XUYEN PROVINCE
PHUOC THANH PROVINCE
PHUOC LONG PROVINCE
THIRD COUNTRY DEVELOPMENTS
CAMBODIA
CAMBODIAN BORDER INCIDENTS
CANADA
INTERNATIONAL CONTROL COMMISSION
Declassified Documents Reference System Location:
1979-131A