Thant at UN enters fifth year with growing clout
In the wake of Hammarskjold's 1961 death U Thant was invited to lead the United Nations. Now midway through his fifth year as secretary general the Burmese diplomat enjoys high popularity and is viewed as a strong candidate for a second five year term. He has pursued peace efforts, including a peace mission to the Indian subcontinent, and welcomed Pope Paul VI to the UN. His tenure has included controversial moves such as a Cuba missile crisis visit, but he remains committed to the UN role beyond mere administration.
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Thant Emphasizes Neutrality Yet Supports Dialogue
U Thant states he is not neutral in the Vietnam conflict and seeks contacts with Red China and Communist North Viet Nam. He notes President Johnson initially protested and says the United States has since allowed engagement. Thant claims impartiality while urging dialogue on major issues such as seating Red China in the United Nations.
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Thant's Words Blunt But No Controversy
The article notes Thant's blunt diplomacy stirring few major feuds, contrasting with Lie and Hammarskjold. It covers Moscow broadcasts on Congo, Viet Nam remarks, and Thant's sharp critiques of French policy and Katanga leaders, and his steady dealings with Tshombe.
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