Optimism Grows Over Vietnam War Pace and Possible Settlement
Washington reports a cautious optimism from the Pentagon and White House that the Vietnam War may end or become non- intensive within 18 months. Officials stress improving military conditions, possible shift to negotiations, and political considerations ahead of Johnson’s 1968 campaign.
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Public mood shifts on Vietnam war as 1968 plans rise
The piece notes rising troop builds, 18 000 more soldiers to join 270 000, and addresses Secretary Rusk's Denver speech. It discusses Johnson's poll trouble, a middle course stance, and expectations of ending the war by 1968 amid political pressures.
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Cuban Protests Over Invasion Offer From Nicaragua
Cuban Foreign Minister Ray Roa protested to the United Nations over Nicaragua's president Rene Schick offering Nicaraguan soil as a base for any future invasion of Cuba. Havana radio quoted Roa accusing Schick of serving American imperialists and ridiculing UN principles. He warned U Thant to foresee rather than regret.
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