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Show p GOP Senators Flay Denies Viet War Criticism I I''. ! 1 ,o - '1 , s l'iM iJ l!ou--- e Sen. - against Edmund cntxis-by Mu-k'- e, S. GOP truth Thursday's squad extolled the Laot.an military operation, referred scornfully to a Hou-- e Democratic resolution calling for withdrawal of U.S. troops by the end of 1972. and insisted that President Nixon is going in one direction only in Vietnam out. facts and vacillate." They were led by minority leader Sen. Hugh Scott, who had received a call from President Nixon Tuesday night thanking him for defending the White ow-- Response j Scott vowed to respond to any further challenges of Mr. N i x o n's intentions from Democratic political hopefuls. he said: "Many of these same people were talking about escalating the war when Lyndon Johnson was president. Any array of Republicans arose to criticize Democrats for questioning the Presidents policies and doubting d the success of the incursion of South Vietnamese into Lacs. We are on our way out, and it is somewhat disappointand if it werent so poing to litical, almost humorous listen to the harping of some of col Democratic my leagues," said Sen. Robert Tait. I am sick and tired of the war in Vietnam, and for more than two years I have been persistent critic of our involvement in Indochina, asserted Sen. William B. Saxbe, One thing that distresses me even more, however, is those who continually play politics with thus unfortunate war. I am also sick and tired of them. Claims Plan Sen. J. Glenn Beall declared that when he came to I OPENING SPECIAL! good assortment of OPENING SPECIAL! t assorted shade trees and flowering trees tarns, pfitzers, junipers iiliam B. Saxbe Persistent Critic of Viet Dixie Solons president T. Spiro developed the same theme in a speech to a Vetei-an- s Administration volunteer service meeting here. Critics of the ar are making veterans feel that they are fighting in a worthless and immoral cause, and that we ought to abandon tne South Vietnamese to their enemy, Agnew declared. Agnevv (AP) 6.99 Friday and Saturday only aH Friday and Saturday only Draft, Viet e Act. S IMt I -- COI TOWWO06 Miuv counterattack launched a against Democratic critics of th administrations Nixon Vietnam policies. Backed by several of his Republican colleagues, Sen. Hugh Scott, Senate Republican leader, suggested that some of the Democratic critics were engaging in irreand sponsible mud slinging the comfort to giving enemy by crying the same line of Moscow, Peking and Hanoi." Within the House, Flynt and vetboth Landrum erans from suburban and rui al districts in Georgia were regarded as typical of the Southern hawks, and their in position public shift cheers from brought surprised the doves clustered on the floor for the debate on the selective service bill. Prepared Speech Speaking from a prepared speech, Flynt observed that many Americans like myself and my constituents have supported it (the Vietnam war) because it has been the official position of our country and we have been taught to support our country. But raw, he continued, my conscience will not let ine vote to continue to conscript young Americans to fight a war which most Americans do not want and a war which the U.S. government apparently lacks the courage to either wifi fir stop. Tne time has come Tor us to take a realistic approach to and a hard new look at what (JieIndochina war is doing to our" country and our people," he said. Our people are more diyided than at any time in the last 100 years. I believe ithe Vietnam war is the reason. 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