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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1968
Page
5
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Senator Eugene McCarthy criticized the Johnson administration for prioritizing the Vietnam War over domestic needs. Speaking at Dartmouth College before 1,406 listeners, he urged redirecting manpower and funds to urban programs, warned of future unrest, and contrasted Johnson’s budget with a commission’s call for action. He planned to return to Washington for a senate vote, with stopovers in New Hampshire towns.
Theodore C. Sorensen, adviser to President Kennedy, says the United States has boxed itself into Vietnam with no easy exit. He warns against escalation, urges protecting South Vietnamese civilians, halting bombardment of the North, and supporting independent politics in the south to avoid broader Sino Communist risk.
Barry Goldwater urged bombing dikes protecting North Vietnamese rice paddies during a speech in Newport Beach. He claimed strikes would cut the Viet Cong food supply and reduce support for fighting, proposing leaflet drops in the Red River Valley to warn peasants.
John Mac Iver, chairman of the Wisconsin Nixon for President Committee, urged Gov. Nelson Rockefeller to enter Wisconsin's April 2 presidential primary. He asked Rockefeller to withdraw his disclaimer after indicating he would accept the Republican nomination.
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