Johnson Proposes Red Visits in Viet Nam Policy Shift
President Johnson outlines conditions for pacifying North Vietnam while resisting a new bombing pause. He rebuffs political timing concerns about his Far East tour and Manila summit, praises Social Security expansion, and plans broader campaign travel. He also cites talks with Laotian Premier Souphanouvong and reviews Israel desalination proposals with Ellsworth Bunker.
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Delaware Visit Amid Campaign Stops Draws Crowd
President Johnson toured Market Street toward Rodney Square with Delaware Democrats Harris B. McDowell Jr and James M. Tunnell Jr as rivals F Caleb Hoggs sought reelection and two anonymous threats disrupted his Delaware swing.
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Stennis foresees 500000 GIs in Viet Nam by next year
Senator Stennis, chair of the Senate preparedness subcommittee, warned the United States could deploy 500,000 military personnel to Vietnam by year end. The current force is about 328,000, as the House moved to criminalize aiding North Vietnam. A bipartisan report criticized U.S. aid for South Vietnam as fueling the black market and wasteful, costing roughly $729 million annually.
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Dutch Coalition Falls as Budget Vote Fails
In The Hague Friday the Dutch government collapsed after Parliament rejected a motion challenging its budgetary policies. The motion was filed by Norbert Schmelzer of the Catholic People's Party, the largest partner in the coalition led by M R L Cals.
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McNamara Reviews els as Gunfire Echoes
McNamara, reviewing latest military actions, reports heavy air strikes across North Vietnam from Han oi Haiphong to Dien Bien Phu while ground fights in the south remain light. The week ending Oct 8 saw 91 Americans killed in action as ships and helicopters support operations amid monsoon-related challenges.
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