17I0GO9 from the New York Times

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from the New York Times Washington, April 10: Barry M, Goldwater, appearing on the television program "Issues and Answers" yesterday, praised President Johnson's: conduct of the Vietnam War and urged him to escalate it further, He urged the bombing of the port city of Haiphong and MIG bases in North Vietnam, Asked by an interview /to explain the difference between Mr, Johnson's strategy of bringing enough pressure on North Vietnam to force a negotiated settlement and his own concept of using enough force to bring about. a military settlement, Mr, Goldwater said: "Well, right now I don't think there is any difference, because I have been convinced for the last two weeks that President Johnson has finally disregarded the words of Bobby Kennedy and Bill Fulbright and others who would pull out at any cost, recognising that Hanoi will not come to the bargaining table..."