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considered reliable, put the cur
rent figure at $4,000.
Mr.. Diem has baked at max
ing budgetary and currency re-
forms sought by the United
States. A dispute over American
accounting Of foreign aid funds
was left moot rather than set
tied when United States Off
Gals gained access to provincial
offices where they could see
where the money went and no
longer needed formal control.
Military advisers are not yet
satisfied with intelligence ar
rangements, but there have beer
some improvements. The num-
Der of competing intelligence
organizations has been reduced
from about seven to two or
three. The advisers now some
times can see captured docu-
ments promptly, but this is Of
ten because the Americans are
present at the time.
Against American advice, Mr.
Diem continues to push ahead
with his more extreme meas
ures for population control. The
United States has withdrawn
funds from the "agrovilles, +"
huge collective farms where
peasants do forced labor rem
iniscent of the communes of Red
China. American officials also
have tried to shelve Operation
Sunrise, in which the Diem
government uprooted peasants
from lands they had held for
generations and put them in
armed camps for the sake of
security and surveillance.
Differ on Aid Funds
Another disagreement is over
the American requirements that
aid funds be spent in the
United States and that COM
modities be hauled in American
ships.
His assistants supplied tables
to show that metal products
cost from 81 per cent to las
per cent more If bought in the
United States than If bought
in Europe. They said freight
charges we're often two or three
times as much II American
ships were used.
American officials say the
United States did waive the
requirements for Sl2 million
worth Of spare parts up to De-
cember, 1861. 1t stopped the
practice TO help reduce the
American gold outflow.
They point out that tn e
countries from which South
Wet Nam wants to buy prod
ucts are also potential aid con-
tributors and should be doing
their part to help. They men,
ton japan and France partic-
ularly.
Instead Of asking the United
States TO relax its rules, these
officials say, South Wet Nam
should bring pressure on. these
other anti Communist countries
TO extend grants or credits.
Officials note also that South
Wet Nam has some foreign ex-
change OF its own and could
earn more II II stimulated rice
exports. instead OF penalizing
them as II now does under its
multiple exchange rate system.
They say II could earn $40 mil
lion a year by exporting rice.
For all his difficulties, Mr..
Diem speaks as II things are
going well with the campaign
against the Communicated Wet
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Some observers believe Mrs
Nhu already exerts powerful in
fluence by using her women's
organization as a political and
intelligence network.
She denies she has any real
power in the government. but
then she goes on to tell anec-
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FOUND

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cNftar. WI. 6-a7o3.
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cent interview why he avoided
his people. He denied doing so
He said his advisers, on the
contrary. reproached him foI
not being careful enough as he
Travelled through the country
and mixed with his people.
One of his aides later sup
piled a map showing that Mr.,
Diem had gone on So major in
spection tours. aside from pub
lie appearances in the Saigon
area. and had visited "a Of
South Wet Mans 40 provinces
one or more times in the previ-
Gus year.
On independence day, Mr..
Diem said, the government had
received a tip that grenades
might be thrown. AS for the
reviewing stand, there was not
room for the general public
without obstructing the view Of
the marine parade on the
river, and then the navy would
have protested.
Mr.. Diem likes to recall that
his struggle for an independent
Wet Nam began 80 years ago
when he resigned as colonial
minister of the interior after
the French refused to give the
legislative assembly real delib-
erative powers.
But now that he is in control,
he Is reluctant to permit much
self-government. He appoints
all the provincial governors,
who have both civil functions
and military commands. Pro-
vincial advisory councils are
made up of elected village rep
resentatives, but at least half
the local elections are rugged.
Fixed Elections Charged
Rigging has been charged in
national elections also. starting
with the referendum in 1855,
which made Mr.. Diem chief Of
state In place Of Emperor Bao
Dali. The final count gave Mr..
Diem an implausible 98.2 per
cent Of the votes cast.
The governments leading
nom Communist opponent,
Phan Quang Dan, was elected
to the national assembly in
1859 over government objec-
tons. but he was arrested
afterward and the election was
annulled. The charges were that
he had campaigned too early
and had made false promises.
Mr.. Diem's supporters excuse
his heavy reliance on his family
on the grounds that the young
country has few capable per-
sons and that factional fights
make 1t unsafe TO trust out
siders.
A result, however. is that
many of the educated persons
Of Saigon are openly hostile
TO the Diem regime and COM
plain continually Of fixed cleo
tons and graft by high offic-
ials.
Mr.. Diem is reluctant TO talk
about the political prisoners
held in his "re-education CEN
ters." The reason he gives is
that too many others might
consider the free room and
board attractive and demand
admittance.
Balks Al Reforms
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Laos King in Zurich
En- Route to D. G.

ZURICH, Switzerland. Feb.
10 (AP). = King Savang Va
thana Of Laos arrived last
night from Moscow for a three
day rest en- route to Washing
ton.
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FRONTIERS OF FREEDOM
Diem Clique Hampers U S. Efforts in Wet Nam
BY RICHARD DUDMAN
Contributing Writer

Success or failure Of Ameri-
can policy in Wet Nam depends
heavily on the merits versus
the shortcomings Of President
Ngo Dinh Diem and his family
controlled regime.
The United States helped
him to power eight years ago
and now finds itself fully COM
mitted. with money. arms and
diplomacy, not only to Mr..
Diem but also to his brother,
his brothers wife and the
other relatives he has brought
into the small ruling group.
Mr.. Diem and his "nepot-
archy" are nti-Communist,
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Balks AZ Reforms

When pressed. he said 5000
10 1900 members Of dissident
political sects we're now being
"re-educated." Other sources,
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I'm not a child. I'm an adult
You're neither my father nor
my husband"
Mrs. Mus husband, Ngo
Dinh Nhu, is Mr.. Diems young
est brother. They live in the
palace, where Mr.. Nhu has his
office as political counselor to
the president. He also operates
an elite political party, the TO-
000-member Can Lao, which
serves as a secret espionage net
work for the Diem family.
Mr.. Nhu is the chief theore-
tician Of the campaign against
the Wet Cong. He led in adapt
ing the strategic hamlet pro-
gram to South Wet Nam. He
sees 1t as a cooperative system
that can mobilize the forces OF
all the underdeveloped coun-
tries to raise standards of liv-
ing and defeat Communist sub
version throughout the world.
Mr.. Nhu says he has to re-
sist government pressure as
we'll as Communist pressure as
he tries to make the hamlet
program effective.
Government officials some
times are afraid of prompt
hamlet elections and a truly
secret ballot" he said in an
interview. "They say a really
free election might choose in
experienced persons or even O
Communist.
MY answer always has beer
that we have to take that
chance. Even If the wrong mar
is elected, the danger is limited
to one hamlet. The advantages
of free elections are nation
wide"
Backs Hamlet Plan
United States officials con-
firm that Mr.. Nhu is one of the
few in the Diem government
who see the strategic hamlet
program as a means of creating
loyalty to the government
rather than as primarily a con-
troll apparatus.
This is a quiet revolution,
but a very deep one" he said.
1T aims at reversing the guer-
rilla warfare and subversion
that is on the march through
out the world. To win, the gov
eminent must have a sincere
intention to develop democ-
racy."
Mr.. Nhu also has developed
a military strategy which calls
for beating the Communists at
their own game. He believes
that the United States and
South Wet Nam are both still
limited to coulter guerrilla
warfare - dependent on heavy
equipment and elaborate sup.
ply lines.
MY main personal effort 1.
to push the INTO become pure
guerrillas, to make them self.
sufficient not only materially
but also ideologically."
BY adopting guerrilla tactics
Mr.. Nhu believes the Americans
and South Wet Namese car
lead the Wet Cong to concen-
trate their forces, abandon
guerrilla warfare and become
dependent on logistical sup
port. They then will be vul-
nerable to attack by conven-
tional forces.
There have been signs in the
last few weeks that Mr.. Nhu
wants to abandon his behind
the-scenes role and become q
political figure in his own right
He has begun making we'll
publicized speeches to classes
for strategic hamlet cadres, and
he had himself elected presi.
dent of the Republican Youth
organization. in an unexpected
maneuver that required three
other candidates to withdraw
hastily. Some observers think
Mr.. Diem may be preparing tC
retire as an elder statesman In
favor of Mr.. Nhu as president
Two Other Brothers
Trr,a Akl.~,. A.zAI. - -
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Two Other Brothers

Two other brothers are also
important in the regime. Ngo
Dinh Can lives at Hue. up near
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COCKER sPANIEL-Black, with collar
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ROOMS WITH BOARD
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

WANTED--Young man to share
furn apt. with same. Upper N. W.
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2724 PORTER ST. NV.
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HERBERT HARVEY. INC,
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oii Conn. ave, ! bedrm. apt
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Union Station plaza. Apts. newly
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PIANOS-Discount prices and only
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PARK LANE BUILDING
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TcE FITZGERALD. Ma. s-33s6.
2i3I 18TH ST. NV, -
9 rms. klt.. bath. Heat incl. ~ ~
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FAcTURE, some equipped with
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RLTY.. RIA. 3.s300
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PALLETS, approximabely 200 hwy.
duty sheet metal, single face
double entry. 4 inch undereieSr.
3S",x3s" IDEAL for warehouse
materials handling. Cali H. IA
LARSON Ii. $4,000, Ext. 234 Mon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-20

$40 R ST. N.W.-Refined elevator
bldg, lust off Conn. ave. Compl.
remodeled. Spacious 1-bedrm. apt.
SllO. Refs. REQ. Adults only.
shown BY appt. Can Mrs; High
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The Nome nugget., 1963-01-18

done under the supervision of a factory engineer. The unit is in excellent condition and should need only the annual maintenance over haul this coming year.
 The total capacity of genera tion units in the plant is 1900 XIV, a peak load in excess of $40 XIV was reached several times during the past month. If by any chance it would be necessary to remove the 500 XIV unit from service, the plant would be unable to carry the present total load of the system. The present loading of the plant, plus commitments to be met, re- ported the manager, during the next IS months period make it necessary that immediate action be taken to install additional genera ton equipment.
 Several new additions to the system were made during the year, the report stated, including FAA installations in the housing area, FSS building at the airport and the new VORTAC site. New addi- tion at the Nome School; new NC. apartments, where electricity is used for cooking; new electrical installations at the NC. Store, con- siderable more in refrigeration equipment; installation of more mercury vapor lighting for the City of Nome.
 In the next IS months addi- tional power will be needed for:
 Alaska State Vocational School, Alaska State Highway shops, addi- tlonal approach lighting at the air. port, additional power at FSS Bldg. and VORTAC site as equipment is installed, proposed water and sewer system, if bonding is approved
 Service to houses now being served by USSR and M. Co. and facilities.
 The financial condition of the utility was reported in excellent condition, with revenue exceed ing the preceding year by over $l0,O00 and an increase of S4,OOO in net income
The Nome nugget., 1963-01-18
Gov. Egan Just Makes In Time for Lunch

WASHINGTON R - Gov. Wm. Egan arrived just in time today for a luncheon with Dean Rusk, Sec retary of State, and several other governors.
 Egan, who arrived in town barely an hour before the luncheon date, said he plans to discuss state problems with a number of fed eral officials during his stay here.
 A highlight of the visit will be brunch with President Kennedy and group of governors at the White House tomorrow.
 Egan said he hoped to discuss fishery and land problems with Stewart Udall, Secretary of the In- terior, and unemployment compen- sation payments and the labor situ- ation with Willard Wirtz, Secre- tary of Labor.