Vietnam Courier Now Available to "week" Subscribers

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As reported in last week's issue, The Week has been appointed an agency for XUNHASABA, the North Vietnam publishing house specialising in English and French language political publications reporting the struggle of the NLF, Political representatives are barred entry into this country, but at the moment there is no ban on publications from Vietnam, We are anxious to promote as wide a readership as possible in the Western world so that the authentic voice of the Vietnamese people can be heard, Initially we shall be dealing mainly with the Vietnam Courier, a weekly newspaper carrying regular reports of the fighting in the South and political articles explaining the objectives of the NLF, The Vietnam Courier is available for the nominal sum of 10/={ per annum and will be mailed direct to subscribers from Hanoi, Subscriptions should be sent to The iJeek, and made payable to Vietnam Courier, There will be a little delay before they start coming through. U.S. readers will have difficulties in receiving items post-marked "Hanoi", so we shall send these from the UK, Elsewhere in this issue of The Week, there is a form to be filled in for sending subscriptions.