Students Send Open Letter To President
One hundred student leaders from across the country sent an open letter to President Johnson questioning U S goals in Vietnam. The letter urged frank discussion to clarify objectives and suggested extending the New Year’s truce by de facto restraint. It noted doubts about vital U S interests, potential devastation in Vietnam, and willingness to negotiate with the Viet Cong.
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Johnson Probes Head Start Extension Plans
President Johnson discussed extending the Head Start program beyond preschool days with Sargent Shriver at the Branch in Austin Texas. The White House release noted reviews of antipoverty efforts and summer training for children, highlighting concerns about ending aid too soon.
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