Mansfield says U S would have to defend South Korea
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield warned that a North Korean attack would force U S intervention in a new Asian war due to treaty obligations and stationed troops. He called for reducing the 40,000 American troops in Korea and urged a broader, nonmilitary approach to Asia to maintain stability.
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McGovern urges clear U S support for Palestinian rights
Sen George McGovern told listeners the United States should acknowledge Palestinians have political rights but he rejected recognizing the PLO as Palestinian Arabs official spokesmen. He urged dialogue with the PLO if designated by Arabs and Palestinians, and favored a plebiscite to decide their future.
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Catholic Church Sponsoring Refugee Newlyweds
Oceanside parishioners cheer as Fr. Martin McKeon agrees to sponsor two Southeast Asian refugee couples and their families from Camp Pendleton. The couples await security clearances. sponsors will assist with housing, jobs, schooling, and furniture as doctors offer help.
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Reservations for refugees feared at Ft Chaffee camp
At Ft Chaffee Arkansas the refugee coordinator warned one federal option could trap unskilled Vietnamese in an Indian style reservation. He urged NGO relocation and cautioned against a single encampment. State Department officials denied plans and stressed voluntary sponsorship and local job availability.
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Californians Oppose Sending U.S. Troops in Global Conflicts
A Mervin Field Poll of 1,053 adults conducted May 5 to 14 shows strong California opposition to deploying U.S. forces in cases of conflict in the Middle East Korea or Thailand. About 80 percent oppose defending Israel, six in ten oppose aiding South Korea, and nearly 80 percent reject sending troops to Thailand.
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Arizona Governor balks at refugee land offer
Governor Raul Castro of Arizona expressed reservations about John Wayne's plan to provide 17 000 acres of land in the state for Vietnamese refugees. Speaking from Mexico City, he cited high unemployment and said the state is not prepared to absorb a large refugee influx. Nguyen Cao Ky in San Diego said Wayne would extend the land proposal and envisages an Israeli style kibbutz for several thousand refugees.
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