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  '''Tran Van Huong''' was a South Vietnamese civilian politician, a Catholic, who held a varie
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• Tran Van Huong/Definition
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• High Legislative Council
  Initially, it had [[Pham Khac Suu]] as Head of State and [[Tran Van Huong]] as Premier and head of government. ...27, 1965, Khanh took effective control of the government, removing Premier Tran Van Huong and replacing him with Oanh.
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• Tran Van Huong
  '''Tran Van Huong''' was a South Vietnamese civilian politician, a Catholic, who held a varie
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• Nguyen Khanh
  ...m a new government. The HLC named [[Pham Khac Suu]] as Head of State and [[Tran Van Huong]] as Premier and head of government.
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• Phan Quang Dan
  ....S. documents emphasized the need to include opposition. Phan Quang Dan, [[Tran Van Huong]], and [[Nguyen Luu Vien]] were specifically mentioned. <ref name=Jorden>{{ Dan was named to the government of Prime Minister [[Tran Van Huong]] in 1968. Huong had been the vice-president for the ailing General [[Nguye
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• Nguyen Van Thieu
  ...documents emphasized the need to include opposition. [[Phan Quang Dan]], [[Tran Van Huong]], and [[Nguyen Luu Vien]] were specifically mentioned. <ref name=Jorden>{{
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• Paris Peace Talks
  ...nded the removal of the "[[Nguyen Van Thieu|Thieu]]-[[Nguyen Cao Ky|Ky]]-[[Tran Van Huong|Huong]]" leadership group.<ref>Kissinger, p. 89.</ref> Once [[Tran Thien Kh
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• Republic of Vietnam
  ...cil]], started in September, with [[Pham Khac Suu]] as Head of State and [[Tran Van Huong]] as Premier and head of government. This Buddhist-dominated government may ...27, 1965, Khanh took effective control of the government, removing Premier Tran Van Huong and replacing him with Oanh.
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