James D. Blum

The Thieu Regime-Great Expectations

By James D. Blum November 16, 1973

M ANY SOUTH VIETNAMESE opponents of the Thieu regime were skeptical of the American rationale for negotiations. They could not

By James D. Blum February 21, 1973

"Vietnamese women have always done what in America is thought of as man's work," Hue Tam Ho Tai, a third

By James D. Blum December 18, 1972

Presidential adviser Henry A. Kissinger '50, confirmed Saturday that the United States and North Vietnam have not yet reached an

By James D. Blum October 11, 1972

Senator George McGovern presented a seven point plan to end U.S. involvement in the Vietnam war in a nationally-televised address

By James D. Blum September 25, 1972

Worsening relations in recent years between Japanese and U.S. corporations have revealed flaws in the work of U.S. attorneys based

By James D. Blum May 03, 1972

O ne of President Nixon's top-ranking advisors predicted last week that the North Vietnamese and their allies now fighting in