Floods Scatter Hundreds North Viet Nam Reject Indian Peace Plan
North Viet Nam rejected an Indian peace proposal for Viet Nam ending the war. It labeled the offer an offense against the Vietnamese people and dismissed the plan in strong terms.
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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1965
Page
3
North Viet Nam rejected an Indian peace proposal for Viet Nam ending the war. It labeled the offer an offense against the Vietnamese people and dismissed the plan in strong terms.
A nationwide teach-in opened at the University of Michigan and other campuses denouncing U.S. Vietnam policy. Speakers linked administration actions to election outcomes and criticized Indian peace proposals as aligned with U.S. interests. Protest attendees included about 3,000 students dressed neatly as the event aired across campuses.
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