Kennedy to Outline Latin American and African Policy
Senator Robert Kennedy plans bold foreign policy speeches on Latin America and Africa, drawing on outside advisors and State Department support. He aims to boost progressive leaders, push economic aid, and advocate sanctions on apartheid while courting younger voters and challenging the Johnson-Humphrey line.
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