"Walter Cronkite Speaks Out On Vietnam" by Lawrence Laurent, The Washington Post, March 8, 1968
Television journalist Walter Cronkite, known for his neutral reporting of the news, shared his personal view that the Vietnam War could not be won militarily and should end through negotiations. After visiting Vietnam, Cronkite came to the conclusion that continued bombing and escalation would only bring the world closer to disaster.
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WalterCronkiteSpeaks
Citation
Lloyd Burlingham papers, Collection No. 9528, Box 9, folder 2, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming
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