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Johnson reiterates U S willingness for peace talks
President Johnson tells lawmakers in the White House rose garden the United States stands ready to discuss peace in Viet Nam anytime with any government. He says test by naming place and date, and notes the other side must want talks. White House aides and State Department officials react cautiously to Mansfield’s proposal for face-to-face talks with China and Rusk in Geneva. The speech links peace talks to broader goals of freedom, UN settlement, and restraint of aggression, while noting progress in pacification and constitutional reform in South Vietnam. Synod budget news follows.
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