Rusk Seen as President’s Hostage in Viet War Debate
A Stewart Hensley analysis in The Philadelphia Press suggests Secretary of State Dean Rusk, while advancing Johnson's Vietnam policy, is a hostage to the conflict. The piece notes Rusk's constitutional duty to advise without revealing private views, his influence on the President, and speculation about leadership if a peace offensive or escalation occurs.
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We Are Winning Vietnam War Declares Humphrey
Vice President Humphrey told a Saigon news conference there is progress in every area and that the enemy cannot win a military victory. He urged patience and cited improvements in revolution, peace, and economy while noting cautious optimism about South Vietnam's political future.
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Buddhists Angered by Thieu Visit in Saigon
In Saigon militants denounce President Thieu as betraying Buddhists after he, a Roman Catholic, paid a National Day call at the pagoda headquarters. Riot police were present as tensions rose over Vietnam's official church status and growing Buddhist anger.
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Spock would back Percy if Nixon or Rockefeller falter
Dr. Benjamin Spock said he could possibly support nel Felier or Charles Percy for president in 1968 and noted his personal choice is Gen. James Gavin. He said Rockefeller has hawkish signals and may shift on Vietnam, warning the GOP cannot ignore police-government sentiment building by spring.
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DELAY ASIA SUMMIT ON VIETNAM
The next summit of nations allied in Vietnam War has been postponed until after January and possibly into March. Sources in Seoul or Bangkok say the delay stems from lack of consensus and pressing points by senior U S officials.
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