Fulbright Speech Sparks Bipartisan Foreign Policy Debate
Washington lawmakers debate bipartisan criticism of U S foreign policy with five Democratic senators led by Fulbright opposing administration policy as impractical or flawed while Republicans largely back objectives and military presence. The clash injects foreign affairs into the 1964 presidential contest amid Cuba and Vietnam divides.
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Fulbright urges new approach to Communist world
Democratic critique of U S foreign policy argues for re examining rigid Cold War thinking. Len Fulbright says cooperation with the West may emerge if the United States re views the view that all Communist regimes pose the same threat.
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