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Under a picture of Alger Hiss the New York Times spreads the caption: A man looking for a job.” Are we, then, to look forward to one of those ubiquitous subway ads featuring still another happy and smiling individual who proclaims to the world, “I found my job through the New York Times”?

President Ngo Dinh Diem apparently failed to win a hike in U.S. aid to Vietnam during his recent visit to Washington. And how did he react? He immediately turned around and invited private capital to invest in South Vietnam, offering as inducement guarantees against nationalization or confiscation, free import of capital goods, repatriation of profits and a liberal policy of tax rebates during the first, few years of operation. What’s more, he has yet to make a single anti-American statement!.

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Under a picture of Alger Hiss the New York Times spreads the caption: A man looking for a job.” Are we, then, to look forward to one of those ubiquitous subway ads featuring still another happy and smiling individual who proclaims to the world, “I found my job through the New York Times”?

President Ngo Dinh Diem apparently failed to win a hike in U.S. aid to Vietnam during his recent visit to Washington. And how did he react? He immediately turned around and invited private capital to invest in South Vietnam, offering as inducement guarantees against nationalization or confiscation, free import of capital goods, repatriation of profits and a liberal policy of tax rebates during the first, few years of operation. What’s more, he has yet to make a single anti-American statement!.