1968 to test Saigon war effort and leadership
AP dispatch notes Vietnam faces a bigger war in 1968 testing Saigon's government and public response, with uprooted peasants and contested countryside. It cites Mekong Delta areas, civilian casualties, and a shifting ant war sentiment, while detailing U.S. military and political efforts and local governance pressures.
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Humphrey Africa tour aims to woo support amid canal crisis
President Hubert Humphrey prepares to visit Africa amid tensions over anti American sentiment and the Suez Canal shutdown. The trip highlights include Liberia and Ivory Coast, with ships blocked by the canal and global shipping costs rising.
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