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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1966

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Optimism Shown by Humphrey on Asia Trip Results

Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey returned from Southeast Asia with a spirit of restrained optimism and confidence that Communists can be defeated in South Vietnam. He said U.S. and South Vietnamese forces will pursue continuous, planned operations with social and economic reforms to build a better life, while briefing Congress on Vietnam policy and military authorization. The trip sparked debate on aid, authority, and pace of escalation as lawmakers weigh funding and limits.

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Wilson Kosygin talks frank on Viet Nam no progress

UK Prime Minister Harold Wilson described his talks with Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin as frank and hard hitting yet yielded no progress on Vietnam. Wilson said differences remain and no results could be claimed from British contacts with North Vietnam.

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Letter From Slain Soldier's Father Read At White House

President Johnson read a letter from Merriman Smith, White House correspondent, relaying the father of a slain American soldier. The letter honored the son's sacrifice and echoed themes of defending others, amid ongoing debate over nuclear policy and world disarmament talks.

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