Vietnam Now: A Case For Normalizing Relations With Hanoi

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By John LeBoutillier

Praeger, 1989, 144 pp

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The author, once a very conservative member of Congress, argues his case for normalization cogently with an eye to bringing the vexatious POW/MIA issue to a satisfactory conclusion. He also believes diplomatic relations with Vietnam will assist "longer term American interests . . . in winning the peaceful battle against Moscow."

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