U.S. Vietnam policy under Johnson aims at relief and victory
The piece notes Johnson seeks to escalate the war with a humane reform plan for South Vietnam’s peasants while pursuing negotiations. It recalls the bombing pause, cites 1965 sorties and infrastructure damage, and discusses U.S. stance on including the National Liberation Front in peace talks despite Hanoi’s opposition.
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Viet Choice Called Right in War Policy Debate
Ruth Montgomery reports on Pan American World Airways executive Samuel F. Pryor endorsing President Johnson's Vietnam policy as prudent while warning critics. Pryor stresses the need to project power, leverage air and naval strength, and assess Red China’s potential. He argues a balanced approach, highlighting U S military capacity and intelligence as deterrents.
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