JOHNSON PLANS ELECTRONIC WALL FOR VIETNAM
Johnson's camarilla of braintrusters have come up with a new one: an "electronic barrier" to seal the border of south Vietnam.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak writing in the June 1 New York Post describe the projected barrier as made up of “electronic mines that transmit the slightest movement in the surrounding : terrain to a central detection receiver." This would touch off a “heavy air attack on the trespassers."
Planned for the Demilitarized Zone, they suggest it could also be used on south Vietnam's border with Laos and Canbodia. The cost? A mere $3,500,000,000.