Johnson Policy Blow on Czechoslovakia Shapes 1968 Debate
AP analysis notes the Soviet clampdown on Czechoslovakia wounds Johnson in a key foreign policy pillar, complicating planned talks with Moscow on antimissile limits and trade with the Communist bloc. It discusses Vietnam, NATO, and the 1968 presidential implications as U.S. public opinion shifts.
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Lewe Gulick
Associated Press
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Followers Of Lenin Shocked By Soviet Invasion Of Czechoslovakia
Ao mayt Communist power, by invading a weak Communist state, has administered to the followers of Lenin a shock from which they may never fully recover. The piece analyzes international Communist reactions, noting Ceausescu and Tito condemn the move while others see growing disunity and potential internal Soviet peril.
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