Editorials.

The article presents information related to U.S. politics. In his staged interview with six newsmen before the American Society of Newspaper Editors, President Richard M. Nixon argued that it would be necessary to retain forces in South Vietnam until two objectives are achieved, release of American prisoners of war held by the North Vietnamese and ability of the South Vietnamese Government to develop the capacity to defend itself against a Communist take-over. The House Committee on Un-American Activities, now known as the House Internal security Committee is, and always has been, an abomination. The problem has been that few Congressmen are willing to oppose the committee's activities, much less to raise objections to its budgetary requests.