Johnson Gains Flexibility For New Peace Maneuvers
President Johnson earned new flexibility for future Vietnam peace moves but failed to win full support from South Vietnam’s President Thieu. Officials say spring will likely bring the new approach, with U.S. watching for any signals from the North Vietnamese to reduce war scope during holiday truces. The NLF's moves are seen as provocative, but Thieu remains wary of talks that could push toward a coalition government in South Vietnam.
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Prenatal adoption and future race toward human engineering
Dr Leonard Reiffel discusses prenatal adoption by fertilizing an egg in the lab and implanting it in another woman to bear the husband’s child or to avoid hereditary defects. The piece weighs moral and social questions and foresees rapid gains in animal and human reproduction with profound consequences for society. Army Major Lawrence E May, son of Alma B Flood, is assigned near Long Binh Vietnam with II Field Force O T S. his wife Marlene resides in San Diego and his father Hayward in Delhi, La.
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