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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1966
PA_. WTl ICIA AL UDYOTBR2,16
CARRIES, NO MAGIC:
AJohrnson Expects Asian Tour, Manila Conference
ToPersuade Hanoi To Consider Viet Peace Talks
LAST TWO PERFORMANCES
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By FRANK CORMIER ported by the voters back home. ation at the polls. He sees this as cause of its big military presence primarily as combat forces but to
~, ~'T1~QTETO ANIA WTH If all these factors converge as a complete !mis-reading of the in Viet Nam, the majority stock- assist in pacification.
NSN ResRQnUTte Esien opsthy.ilh American po tical sdene and de- holder.
(p ",-leiex Jh-te rsdn hpsteywlh Johnson is convinced, too, that
~ ~a-thinks North Viet Nam might de- blbfes that ifftail Republican coa-.,The President -concedes there nthe 4South Vietnamese army must
n op thai is' aw'journiey iet ae e oka gressional can idates won and al dfeo pno mn oagetda oei hsae
anidother devlopients will 'corn- cd o aeanwlo tposse- 4 are difrencesofpiona ngdoagrtdelmeinhsae.
l~n so~a o prsude ano tobilities for a negotiated peace, his 'fellow democrats lost, there the six nations and he is hopeful There will be conversations in
Maienelook t p ssibilitiesifor However, he concedes there are would be no reason to expect any some of these can be ironed outMaito, butS thVe
-Vit Nm peae alk.Dig elements of doubt 'in all this. softer attitude toward the war, in Manila, or that better under- Nam's scheduled transition to rep-
,t a paetksThe President, while hoping for standing can be achieved.rsetiv gorn ntJhsn
~ o.noihsst eetdy The first stages of Johnson's Jll alI, adrpael an easing of North Vietnamese in- Some conference participants wants to get a more precise pic-
ir~ the first days of his long jour- 900ml rphv n-r- transigenice, is heartened by signs are less flexible than Johnson ture of the timetable for the next
be e carries no agic: wand'umphal. Big crowds-impressive that the Soviet Union would like are less flexible, than Johnson 'to- round of Viet Nam elections.
and ipec s no' miracles when he by' any standard-turned out in to see a settlement. And he hopes ward negotiations. South Viet Also, considerable attention will
niigets in 'Manila-tomorrow and New Zealand and Australia. De that Red China's increasing diffi- Namn and South Korea appear to be given to South Viet Nam's eco-
Trito day wth sib allies' inl the Viet spite a few jarring incidents- culties will give Moscow' greater be in this category. nomic problems. The President is
NiTn war:s stetssn fpito influence with Hanoi. Opthers, n h hlpie si prepared to order new steps de-I
~wvr ei oeu ht the presidential limousine in Mel-. n h hlpie si
Tow yers hemis confnecupe bun-iteesapaet that Johnson was delighted by his this group, seem to favor greater signed to lessen the economic im- I
fR suJohnson andnhisecountryuhave recent White .Huse talk w ith So- concessions than Johnson believes pact of the American troop res-
; ~h9~~rdvlore~swl en many friends in Australia and iet Foreign Minister Andrei Gro- are warranted-such. as a newercintacoty.Teaue
'ontrae, hat_ eUnied t ew'Zslndmyko. He. has told friends. it was halt- in American bombings of of these moves has not been dis-
does niot starnd *lone in Viet' Nami, a "a hell of a meeting." orth Viet Nam. closed.
that Ameic'a and its President As for the U.S.,elections, John- Finally, another topic will be
have the' respsect. Df Asians, and son is convinced Hanoi expects his As for .Manila, Johnson hopes Dissatisfied with progress to-thkidoAsaoemrefm
:that Johnlson policies''area sup- Viet Narin policies to suffer repudi- the conference' will remind the wFars pacification, Johnson wouldthkidoAsaoemrefm
Communists that the United like to see a new administrative the war.
__ -- --- -- -- State has Asian allies in the war organization created to handle- - °
adthat all are working, in har- thsrcntuto n oild-Pone 482-2056
. .B L E $ness, He sees the meeting as a velopment work.
,i ~~board of 'c retors sersion in whc' The e seems 'to be a passibility
..,, .,.; . ._ .. ., ., ., r .,. . . all stockh o'lders. ha ve a voice evenI that addit o a U .S t o s m a
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