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II, 1967 ■ ■■■■■■a aaaaaaaa ‘ V —^ ■■■■■■■■■ , iVy ■■■■■■■■■ iv —* essseieii Griffin News Wednesday, March 8, 1967 MBL, /Vl MMH if 11 ' m Illllllllll iiii m 111 < ........................... MR illiii ?: 1 m ik pa I 1 / ■■■; mi ill: lllillll! 111 K ill mm I .1 Bill .......... UNVEILED In Singapore recently was this new memorial built by the Chinese Chamber of Com merce in memory of civi lian victims of the.Japanese World War occupation in i II. Lyle Wilson RFK Puts His Political Future On Viet Stand By LYLE WILSON United Press International Sen. Robert F. Kennedy has staked his political future on long continuation of the war in Southeast Asia. This does not mean Kennedy wants the war to continue. On the contrary, this young man in a hurry is anxious for the war to end as are all good Americans. But Kennedy has made the war the basic political issue In his opposition to the Johnson administration. The political realities are these: No war; no Issue. Without the war issue, Robert F. Kennedy would recede into the political sha dows. He would be retired to as dark a corner as would be possible for a man whose father endowed him with a fortune of $10 million or so and who looks, talks and sometimes acts like his martyred brother. For the war to pay off with an opportunity for Kennedy to fulfill his political future, it must continue through the 1972 presidential year. The old one about putting your eggs for safety in two or more baskets illustrates Kenne dy’s political strategy and its hazards. He is a one-issue, one basket rebel against President Johnson’s leadership of the Democratic party. Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy and old Joe didn’t raise any dumb kids. Robert Kennedy is as aware as anyone that the Vietnam issue is big political medicine but that it could lose its potency before 1972. Kennedy had no choice of issues. To rebel against Johnson’s choice of Vice Pres ident Hubert H. Humphrey to succeed to the presidency in the 1972 election, Kennedy had need to move hard and fast. Johnson had no choice, either, nor did Humphrey. Johnson is commit ted to the war much too firmly to abandon it now as a bad job. Humphrey is in the weakest position of the three. He is Johnson’s man, a political chattel, bound to his master by need or Johnson’s patronage to obtain the 1972 Democratic presidential nomination. So it is that Humphrey has been compelled to stand by helplessly as Kennedy has chipped away at the vice president’s political base. State politics made a shambles of Humphrey’s politi cal base in Minnesota. Without evidence that Kennedy was a party to the explosion. so-called On the leftwing or r liberal front, however, Kennedy has made a frontal attack on Humphrey. The leftwing muscle largely is concentrated in Americans For Democratic Action (ADA) of which Hum phrey formerly was a favorite But ADA never has cared son. the contrary, for Johnson. On ADA distrusted LBJ and hel in public contempt. All of him the leftwing for the distrust of bubbles up now in LBJ the war in opposition to Southeast Asia. compelled by his Humphrey is ambition to defend Johnson own administration war strata and people among the le* 1 ™ 1 " 8 notably within ADA, by den ouncing the war and all LBJ war strategy- build up great This could local leaders opposition among of to Johnson’s nomination Humphrey to succeed to the White House, The local polltl want a nominec with cans If Humphrey doesn’t look like a winner because he represents would . then .. „ the war action, who be more available, eager and willing than Robert F. Kennedy. 21