Editorials.

This article presents information on world politics. The expansion of war in Southeast Asia continues to expand in the region. Thailand is now an American military outpost second only to South Vietnam, while Cambodia, which declines to serve as an American satellite, is under threat of American military action Prince Norodom Srhanouk, the Cambodian chief of state, unaccountably prefers the risks of defying the U.S. juggernaut to the prosperity (and inflation) which a vast influx of American forces and American dollars is guaranteed to bring to a small country.