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hearings, which were held in Stockholn, the tribunal found the U.S. government ilty of aggression in Vietnam. [See World Outlook May 19, page 505.]
On the basis of the evidence placed before the tribunal, verdicts of guilty were also brought in against Japan, Thailand and the Philippines as accessories to the American aggression. Last May, Australia, New Zealand and
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