Mansfield Urges Halt to Bombing of North Vietnam
Senate leader Mike Mansfield urged a permanent halt to bombing in North Vietnam after a New Year statement by foreign minister Nguyen Duy Trinh suggesting willingness to talks. He said a pause could lead to negotiated settlement and stressed bombing has failed militarily and morally. Mansfield highlighted administration efforts to seek a peace table and praised talks with Cambodia on respecting borders and policing border sanctuaries.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Montana Democrat
Hanni
Nguyen Duy Trinh
United States
Mansfield
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Trinh
Ile
Cambodia
U.S
International Control Commission
Saigon Group Seeks U.S. Consent to End Vietnam War
A anonymous Saigon based group of South Vietnamese professors lawyers and intellectuals proposes a peace plan by negotiation and staged governance within a ceasefire leading to a general election with the National Liberation Front allowed to compete. They aim to present ideas to Pope Paul VI the U.S. in Washington and NLF officials in Paris.
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Vietnam
South Vietnam
Tional Liberation Front
Paul VI
U.S
Washington
National Liberation Front
Paris
NLF
Viet Cong
LBJ Tops Hawks in Gallup Vietnam Poll for Major Candidates
New York. President Johnson is seen as the hawk of eight potential Republican and Democratic contenders in a nationwide Gallup poll. Johnson rated hawk by 66 percent and dove by 18 percent, with Nixon as the second hawk at 46 percent. Rockefeller Romney McCarthy Kennedy Reed.
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Vietnam
Gallup
Richard M.nixon
California
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Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N-Y
George Romney
Michigan
Eugene McCarthy
Minn
Symposium Urges UN to Halt War
A New Delhi symposium of world religious leaders urged the United Nations to take a major role in seeking a settlement to the Vietnam conflict. The panel was led by Harold E. Stassen, former Minnesota governor, with Christians, Jews, Hindus, Muslims, and Buddhists among the delegates.
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New York Times
New Delhi
United Nations
Harold “E. Stassen
Republican Goernor
Minnesota
Swedish TV cancels taped music show after loss claim
UPI reports the state run Swedish Television Co canceled a taped pop music program saying we have lost it. Viewers were told the show would not air. The incident involved Americans and 21 Tar dians in attendance.
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UPI
Swedish Television Co
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