A Council of War on Vietnam Exit Plans
A satirical wartime dialogue portrays President and advisors discussing how to end the Vietnam War. They propose fooling Ho Chi Minh and shifting public opinion, suggesting co opting antiwar leaders and moralizers while delaying open peace talks. The plan centers on making the war seem popular to pressure Hanoi toward peace.
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Church Leader Warns United States Cannot Win Vietnam
The Rev. Dr. Eugene Carson Blake, head of the World Council of Churches, told an ecumenical audience that American actions in Vietnam move toward disaster and cannot lead to victory. He urged halting bombing, seeking peace with Allies’ accord, and warned escalation deepens U.S. isolation.
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McGovern Attacks Johnson on Vietnam War Policy
Senator George McGovern, amid U S Senate criticism of Vietnam policy, says he may not support President Johnson for re election and will wait to see the Republican candidate. He warns the war could trigger a third world war and calls Johnson’s policy a volley of madness.
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Vietnam
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