YOUNG: LBJ SHOULDN'T LISTEN TO GENERALS
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February 9, 1966
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COLU~uUS, OHIO
CITIZEN JOUPNAL,
IA. Jos, 215
FEB 9 1966
dung: LBJ ShcuIdn'f
r
Listen ToG'enerals?
WASHINGTON-U.S. g e n-
erals are notoriously wrong
a n cI President Lyndon B.
Johnson should stop taking
their advice, Ohio Sen.
Stephen M. Young told the
Senate Tuesday.
Rattlin< off several ex-
YOUNG SAID the U.S.
should withdraw its forces to
-South Viet Nam seaports and,
seek a cease-fire settlement
and armistice through a re-
newal of the 1954 Geneva
Conference.
amples of generals w h o s e "We lose face by messing
forecasts proved inaccurate, into this miserable civil war
.the Ohio Democrat said LP.I;in the steaming jungles and
should tell generals to stick rice paddies of Southeast
,to being generals, and the i ?Asiabe complained.
Central Intel(ijZencc.; ency YOUNG SAID Communist
to coilmre it