Johnson floats six year single term for presidency
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson told CBS interviewer Walter Cronkite at the LBJ Library he favors a six year single term, saying it might best serve the nation. He acknowledged interest in campaigning for Democrats if it helps country and party.
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Australians End Vietnam Role Bidding Farewell After Heavy Costs
Australian forces exit Vietnam leaving a hard won combat reputation and a high price tag. By 1967 over 8,000 Australians served with heavy casualties and non combat deaths. The withdrawal follows long allied ties and a reliance on U.S. support.
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