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. RE: COUNTFROR ENG. TION WEY Question: Unintelligible. Answer: Well no, I said about, I said two times. Question: Two times? Answer: About two times, yeah. Question: Shouldn't there be some way we could verify this? Question: (from another jndividual in the audience) One form of verification °: an individual who works, has the job, unloading returning _ (unintelligible) to the New York airport, and he teld me that, this wa back about two years ago or three years ago, that thera were tives when there were more (unintelligible) coming bock to the New York City airport from vietnam than the entire total of the Vietnam war dead. So that you know, he feJt that the stetistics that were being given out fr. Brooklyn were obyjously ineccurate. A Answer: JT guess the only you could really do it is like if you could computerize every local paper in the country where they like they announce the local guy who has been killed, and sert -£ add them all up and then compare with the Pentagon statistics, but I don't know anybody who's got the time or the energy to do that. That would probably be the enly way I guess you could find out, but even then you might not be able to. On the part of the Vietnamese, they 6) nct say how many people that they've lost. They make, they give no figures on that. Okay. (The following speech was made by FRED BODE, UNC History Professor, on the subject of Imperialism.) « « « the Vietnam War, for example, to one degree was another still shared, Certainly it's the view of most of the outstanding critics of U. S. foreigh policy, say the United States Senate, Senator, former Senator WAYNE MORRIS for example, is (unintelligible) calling the Vietnam war the result of the EISENHOWER-DULLIS foreign policy. It is clear that EISENHOWER 127