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No Repeal By Solons Expected WASHING TON-Sen. J. William Fulbright, D-Ark., the leading congressional critic of the war in Vietnam, said Sunday he did not think Congress would repeal its Gulf of Tonkin resolu tion of 1964. President Johnson and his aides have repeatedly cited the resolution a s congressional authority for sending 467,000 American troops to South Viet nam and for undertaking regular bombing of North Viet nam. At his press conference "Fri day the President replied to criticism from Fulbright and others that he had deceived the Senate at the time the resolution was passed and later exceeded his authority under it by challenging Congress to repeal the resolution. No Likelihood In a television appearance Sunday, Fulbright said he saw "no likelihood of it (a repeal) happening." As chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee Fulbright shepherded the resolu tion through the Senate for the President, a move Fuibright says he has since lamented. "Politically," the senator said Sunday, "this (repeal) would be a direct slap at a leader in time of war." The substance of comments of individual senators polled by the Associated Press indicated Saturday that there >s widespread dissatisfaction with the way the war is going and it no idtheforbeCu tlresiePsky would be risky for the President to seek any formal endorsement of his position now, as he did in the Gulf of Tonkin resolution. Solons Split The AP canvass showed 27 Democrats and 17 Republicans backing the President. Those opposing his policies included 26 Democrates and 14 Republi cans. Even though they list themselves as supporters, some Senate hawks asserted strongly their belief that Johnson should go all out militarily to bring the conflict to a swift and victorious end. The doves complained that fiiphnson is escalating the strug . .dangerously . b®, bctobjflg near-Giina targets, is failing- to get the South Vietnamese to do their share, and is leaving no opening for a negotiated peace. World News Soviet Jets Said Hit In Nigeria LAGOS, Nigeria . Biaf-j ra's breakaway government! claimed Sunday a raid by its 826 bomber on-a federal Nige rian airport destroyed several Soviet built MIGIS jet fighters delivered two days ago by a stream of transport planes from the Soviet Union. Another report said the raid on the sealed-off Kano Airport, more than 700 miles north of Lagos, caused "damage" and one or two casualties. But sources in Kaduna, 100 miles south of Kano, said no planes were damaged when the 826 ap peared Saturday and dropped two bombs on the airport and two more nearby. There was no comment from the federal gov ernment. The MIG fighters were said to have been deliv red Friday by more than 15 So viet transport planes. The Biaf- claim the British have landed 40 tons of military equipment at the same airport., Biafra, the Eastern region which declared itself independ-| ent of Nigeria in May, also con-, tended in a radio broadcast that fleeing Nigerian troops had set afire an oil tank at the huge pe troleum complex at Bonny—a claim contradicting a federal statement Saturday that the blaze was caused by a Biafran bombing raid. Alaskan Toll Up FAIRBANKS, Alaska Another body was found Sunday as residents of this city of 30,000 streamed back to homes and businesses left sodden and silt laden by six days of flooding. The body, that of an elderly i man not identified immediately, was discovered in the back room of a business building. i Three others died here and two at Tfok, 200 miles southeast, in the first days of tbe flood. Officials speculated that the final death list might exceed the latest total of six, but there was no word of any persons missing. Hundress of residents moved back to their homes Sunday. "TCiey hung rugs and clothings on fences to dry and began scrap ing out muck. 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