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...s coming from the U.S.A., which justified its involvement as part of the [[containment policy]] of Communism. There was concern that the Chinese might intervene as they ...}}, p. 103</ref> In worldwide terms, Vietnamization replaced the earlier [[containment policy]]<ref>Kissinger, pp. 27-28</ref> with [[detente]].<ref>Kissinger, pp. 249-2

...eva Accords (1954) and French and U.S. [[Cold War]] ambitions, namely to [[Containment policy|"contain" the spread of communism]]. The Geneva Accords promised elections ...ation of South Vietnam]], a communist-dominated opposition. The Cold War [[containment policy]] was in force through the Eisenhower, Kennedy, and Johnson Administrations

...as the overall conflict between Communism and the West, which became the [[Containment Policy]]. One of the stumbling blocks, in many negotiations between delegations un |title = U.S. containment policy and the conflict in Indochina

...abuses of Senator [[Joseph McCarthy]], and the more quiet but systematic [[containment policy]] developed by George Kennan, and the [[Korean War]]. Dulles enjoyed a high

...ng neutralist solutions, which did not fit within the broad anti-communist containment policy of the United States.