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woe ee et ett ee ’ . 9 pares WT yo RE MI .e¢ ’ 7 . ” *, Soe Ummm gee te eS ruc EN DOC! LNA WIAR IS NOT O\ 4 THE POST-WAR WAR slide show tells how American involvement in Vietnam has changec since January 27, 1973 when the Peace. Agreement was signed. American military perso were required to leave Vietnam, but American equipment and civilian advisers are still t Our government continues to pour billions of our tax dollars into South Vietnam. This ye the Administration has requested over $2 billion. This money enables General Thieu's army to go on fighting and his massive police and prison system to go on jailing those wh complain. Independent groups estimate 200, 000 political prisoners are scattered througt South Vietnam's 600 jails. The communiqué signed by Kissinger in June 1973 calls for their release, but only1300 have been freed. Others have been reclassified as common criminals, and torture continues. an se "Maybe the ‘American people don't have to know about troop movements or the location of nuclear weapons, but by God they sure as hell can decide whether they want to support torture or not.'t --Senator James Abourezk « An Imperrani New Resource is now y available for bringing the continuing Indochina conflict to the attention of Americar The POST-WAR WAR slide show is designed for use in schools, community groups, chur and 07 television. It contains 160 slides with accompanying script and runs 25-40 minute A pamphlet with complete documentation for slides and script is provided. For use in classrooms and on television, a 25-minute version of the slideshow is available. The co: of slides, script and accompanying materials is $50. 10 ee ee <n Gy erage ae aoe ce cae cee ee a ce ae oe te ee oleateiainniied -