A Small Collection of Material, Published by the Indochina Resource Center

Washington DC: Indochina Resource Center, 1972. Very good. Three publications and a typed letter, the latter signed in manuscript, by the Indochina Resource Center and the Indochina Mobile Education Project, 1972 - 1974. Founded in 1971, the Indochina Resource Center served as an educational institution - informing the public, legislators, and the media about Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, where U.S. military personnel were fighting. Research shows that the addressee of the letter - Huynh Van Hong - appears to have been a Vietnamese national, who had entered the United States in 1967, under the sponsorship of the Agency for International Development (AID), with a program for the education of future leaders of Vietnam. He would go into a protracted legal battle with the AID and the INS, when the former suddenly announced he was to be deported for being an ailien without a sponsor or other authority to remain in the United States.- Indochina Resource Center "The U. S. and Indochina" + "Special Congressional Insert - Indochina Legislation for 1974." Washington, DC, 1973; pp. [4] + [2]; minor age-toning; in very good or better condition.- Indochina Resource Center "Peace is at Hand." Washington, DC, 1972; pp. [20]; illustrated with photographs; a few small manuscript notes; in very good condition.- Indochina Resource Center "Indochina Today, December 1973. A Compilation of Articles and Documents on Indochina." Washington, DC, 1973; pp. [96]; a few small spots to back wrap , else minor wear; in about very good condition.- Indochina Mobile Education Project "Typed Letter." Washington, DC, 1974; single sheet of pictorial stationary; text to recto only; small spot to verso and faint crease lines; in very good condition