IN VIETNAM:

U.S. guilty

“The war cannot be won (by the U.S.) without
virtually annihilating the Vietnamese people...”

Statement made in a nationally televised debate with
McGeorge Bundy by Edmund O. Club, ex-foreign Ser-
vice Officer and chairman of Columbia University’s.
Seminar on Modern Asia.

Stop murder
and torture

The dictionary definition of genocide
is: “‘The act of destroying national, cul-
tural or religious groups, one who com-
mits mass murder.”’

The Nuremberg trials found the
Nazi leaders guilty of genocide and de-
clared its practise to be a cri me against
humanity. Now the leaders of the U.S.
are guilty of this crime against the
people of Vietnam — as the pictures on
this page show.

You can protest this mass murder
and urge peace in Vietnam by signing
‘the postcard in the bottom right hand
corner and sending it to Prime Minister
Pearson without delay.

Thirteen-year-old Ho van Bot will never forget
the U.S.; the burns on his face and body are from
American napalm. Torturing a young South Vietnamese. In the past 11 years

an estimated 170,000 people have been murdered i!
U.S. puppet troops, while hundreds of thousands have
been wounded and maimed.

Sign and mail today! :

ome eee ome aoe eee oe ome os ae ae OS ae ee
E me i :
RT. HON. L. B. PEARSON, POSTAG
Prime Minister of Canada, FREE
Ottawa
Dear Mr. Pearson:
uly

Please use Canada’s influence openly and forcef
now to:

1. STOP THE WAR IN VIETNAM
2. Negotiate for the withdrawal of U.S. troops.
3. Let the Vietnamese people decide their own affairs:

Signed,

EAS

°. + ghee

IN NORTH VIETNAM: This mother and her two children in the Nghe An province were killed by
American bombs. On Thursday, July 8 U.S. bombers killed 40 people, including patients and doc-
tors in a raid on a North Vietnam’ tuberculosis sanatorium.

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July 23, 1965—PACIFIC TRIBUNE—

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