Phillippines Opposition to Vietnam Involvement

by a special correspondent · The Week Vol. 5, No. 23, 9 June 1966 · p. 12 of the scan · 73 words

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from a special correspondent On June 3rd the Philippine Senate decided to send 2000 "engineers and security troops" to South Vietnam. Thousands of students dsonstrated on June 4th in the streets of Manila, in <AsFsPe report admitted that the bill was "Opposed by a wide section of the Philippine press". Before the passage of this till, Philippine workers, peasants, students and youth and other sections of the people, staged many massive anti-U.S. demonstrations,