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 \nTickełs $4.75at door               RENEE RUBIN,Quarterly Chairman  \nFRIDAY,MAY 11Tt:DAYID J.MAHONEY,CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD,MORTON SIMON,INC.  \nGOLD BALLRO0M,SHERATOW-PALACE HOTE  \nFRIDAY FLASHES—APRIL 20THFrom Address by ROBERT R.GROS,Vice President,Public Relations,PG&E  \n\"THREE WEEKS ago I witnessed thedeparture of the last of a one-time peakforce of 540,000 American troops.  \nYet somehow,I felt a sense of ambiva-lence and uneasiness.I asked myself,'AmI really witnessing the end of a war andthe beginning of peace?’Inevitably,Iwondered \"how peaceful is the peace?'  \nMy answer is an unhappy one:Thepeace is tenuous_and fragile and highlyunlikely to last.The daily news makes itclear that peace is far from a reality to-day in Cambodia and Laos and even inSouth Vietnam.  \nWhat we achieved at the bargainingtable was not peace,but only the ransom-ing of our POWs and the negotiation ofAmerican withdrawal.  \nThat war cost us 46,000 American livesand $140 billion dollars,in addition to$5 billion in economie aid and the incal-culable agony of our 300,000 woundedand hundreds of prisoners of war.  \nAn even more exacting price has beenpaid by the Republic of South Vietnam.Her military and civilian dead exceed600,000.Enormous land acreage,hun-dreds of villages and several cities weredevastated.  \nWemust ask and ask again whether thewar was worth its terrible cost.How dowe evaluate the expenditure of billions of  \n25,000 VIETNAMESEKILLED SINCE TRUCE  \ndollars,thousands of lives and the impactof the erosion of American patriotism?  \nBut we must be careful not to succumbto propaganda that the war was withoutits positive accomplishments.South Viet-nam,hell-bent toward destruction tenyears ago,now has a relatively stable gov-ernment and a good chance for survival.At least we're leaving these people strongenough now to do their own thing.  \nAnd South Vietnam is strong,thanks toAmerican contribution of know-how,andour tremendous infusions of economie aidand military hardware.  \n# Communist Threat Reduced\n\nA second positive benefit is that thenearby American presence was all thatkept Indonesia from going Communist.Thirdly,although Hanoi gained control oflots of real estate,this war proved at lastthat Maoist Communism is not the irre-sistible wave of the future in Asia.  \n# Agonies of War\n\nAnd finally,but not least,the UnitedStates kept the faith and honored its trea-ties—proving that we were not the 'papertiger'the ChiComs had claimed.  \nThe treatly assumed that North Viet-nam would honor the Paris Agreements.But is it realistie to expect them to keepthese Agreements any more than they didthe Geneva Accords of 1954 and 1962?Within days of the American pull-out,Premier Pham Van Dong called again forthe liberation'of South Vietnam andpledged,'We shall carry forward thisstruggle.'  \n(Coninaed on ext pare)  \n\n| OFFICERs OF TH CLUB  \u003Cbr>The Commonwealth  \u003Cbr>Pres/dent  \u003Cbr>Bruce T.Mitchell  \u003Cbr>_Vlce_Presldent  \u003Cbr>Vernon L.Goodln  \u003Cbr>Chmn.Ex.Comm.  \u003Cbr>Donald P.Krotz  \u003Cbr>Publlshed every Monday by the  \u003Cbr>","cbCaiqMV7Nqjwtl3","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqMV7Nqjwtl3","pdf",2936932,"English","# CAPTAIN LEO T.PROFILET, USN\n## RECENT POW RETURNEE\n# THE HONORABLE EDWIN O. 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