Public sentiment shifts as U S image meets global strain
AP summarizes how attitudes toward the United States harden or soften abroad amid U S entanglements in Cambodia and domestic turmoil. The piece notes mixed sympathy and rising concern in Europe, with Britain showing both fan and fault lines as Wall Street tremors influence policy and the public mood.
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World opinions mix as Americans face Vietnam policy
The article surveys international views on U S involvement in Vietnam. Cabbies in Britain, West German workers, Italian sentiment, French attitudes, Swiss officials, and others weigh the costs and praise of American policy. It notes worry over possible withdrawal and contrasts with admiration for American progress and freedom.
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