Hilsman on Politics and Foreign Policy in JFK Era
Professor Hilsman a Columbia government expert and ex Assistant Secretary of State discusses U S policy in Asia and his new book To Move a Nation He argues for a political approach to Vietnam and notes Johnson's cautious but evolving stance He also addresses dissent and the role of the press in shaping policy.
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