Reagan Sees GOP mood in nation in interview
Sacramento Calif governor Ronald Reagan said there is a longing for new political leadership to capture the White House for Republicans. He favored unity over ideological splits and argued the top ticket’s strength matters more than the vice presidency. Reagan criticized Rockefeller's slum plan and urged restraint in Vietnam policy, aligning with military views on limiting Haiphong supplies and threatening invasion if needed.
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De Gaulle Says LBI Lacks Style
In private, Charles de Gaulle described Johnson as a cowboy and as an efficient man without pretense. Time magazine reports a Paris Match piece quoting de Gaulle who also commented Roosevelt and Kennedy as masks, and called Johnson the portrait of America, rough and raw.
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McCarthy Prioritizes Riots Over Vietnam in NH Talk
Senator Eugene McCarthy told 1,400 at Dartmouth that national priorities must focus on stemming riots and poverty while opposing the Vietnam War. He criticized Johnson’s budget as surrender and urged more funding for domestic programs. Aides said he would return to Washington for the Senate closure vote, with plans to campaign in New Hampshire towns.
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JFK adviser warns U S stuck in Vietnam crisis
Theodore C. Sorensen, adviser to President Kennedy, told a conference of the American Jewish Congress that the United States has boxed itself into Vietnam. He warned that escalation risks bringing in China or the Soviet Union and urged a shift to protecting South Vietnamese civilians, increasing bombing of the North, and supporting independent political forces in the south.
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Rockefeller urged to enter Wisconsin primary fight
John K. MacIver, chairman of the Wisconsin Nixon for President Committee, urged Gov. Nelson Rockefeller to enter Wisconsin's April 2 presidential primary. He said Rockefeller had shown a willingness to accept the Republican nomination by a convention draft and urged him to withdraw his disclaimer.
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Barry Goldwater calls for bombing North Vietnam rice paddies
Barry Goldwater urged bombing the dikes protecting rice paddies in North Vietnam. He said one American life is worth more than all the paddies and proposed striking the Red River Valley with warning seas to alert peasants to seek high ground.
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