World reaction to Lyndon Johnson tour spans views
AP survey across capitals and UN shows mixed reactions to President Johnson’s trip. Ireland’s Frank Aiken called it very successful for the President and useful to coordinate Southeast Asia views, while Tanzanian ambassador Malecela doubted peace gains. British officials offered no official verdict, and Economist cited US resolve to build a defense framework around China’s periphery, noting Johnson’s Asia stance alongside Vietnam policy.
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