Opinions Split On GOP Hawks and Doves in Vietnam View
A Princeton sourced sample of 1,534 U.S. adults labels eight leading figures as hawks or doves on Vietnam policy. Johnson and Nixon show mixed views, with Kennedy and McCarthy seen as hawks by many, while Rockefeller Romney and Wallace vary. The survey explores how future voters might react in primaries and the general election amid ongoing conflict.
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George Gullu
Princeton
Dent Johnson
Hasskhan
GOI
Richard Nixon
Reagan
Lst
George Wallace
Alabama
Vietnam
Dever
Wallan
New Hampshire
Johnson
Ae Nixon
Continal Reagan
Wallace
Romney
McCarthy
Atrveys
Hawks
Tohnson
Pers
Robertsor
Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
Sagan
Apts
Beatty
Perera
Nixon
Ronald Roneani
Elson Rockefeller
Gov.j
George Romney
Aboutment
Tinal
Robert’ Kennedy
Britain faces Southeast Asia pullout threaten retaliation
Britain seeks to withdraw from Southeast Asia by 1971 citing economic strain and defense shortfalls. London says post- withdrawal would hit locals and allies, while urging contingency plans for mobility and bases in Asia. Singapore and Hong Kong are cited as key points, with Australia and New Zealand backing a continued British defense presence.
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Kuan Yew
Singapore
Brush
Papore
Lisland
Far East
Hong Kong
Lee
Wilson
BhItt
Asia
Britain
Denis Healey
George
Indiatensa
Brown
Leo
Australia
New Zealand
Ala
Eald
Singa
Holbt
Primo
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