VIETNAMESE WILL FIGHT TO THE END
The people in north Vietnam are strongly united and determined to fight for their freedom to the end.
This was reported by Horace Champney, 61, a psychologist who visited north Vietnam with a group of pacifists who delivered $10,000 worth of medical supplies to Haiphong in the 30~ton ketch, Phoenix.
Upon returning to Hiroshima, Champney told the press that the scale of U.S. bombing in north Vietnam was far greater than he had anticipated. Villages near Hanoi, he said, had suffered great damage. In addition, the U.S. was dropping antipersonnel fragmentation bombs over the countryside.
He found the Vietnamese people friendly to Americans despite the horrors inflicted on them; but they have made up their minds to fight on against the U.S. aggression with whatever weapons they possess.
The United States, said Champney, should stop the war immediately.
12,000 POLITICAL PRISONERS IN GREECE
The Paris daily Le Monde reported in its issue of May 11 that three members of the French parliament, upon returning from a mission of inquiry in Athens, estimated May 3 that there are 12,000