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中文：副總統陳誠先生展開在越南共和國的訪問行程 副總統陳誠(前排左三，手持帽者)到訪越南的戰略邑(村)，受到當地軍官以隆重的軍禮迎接。(註：戰略邑(村)，越戰時期，越南總統吳廷琰所推行的戰略計畫之一。將民眾集中管理，房舍周圍設多道屏障，有尖樁地帶、壕溝、土牆、地雷帶等，出入口皆有哨兵把守。目的在防止南越民眾武裝和與共產黨的聯繫)
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