White House Backs Ads To Inspect POW Camps
The White House backs an Advertising Council led effort to run ads urging inspection of POW camps abroad. The project aims to show POWs are treated humanely, seeking to influence public opinion and press support for open inspections by neutral agencies. The campaign, with potential $28 million in ad space, would involve newspapers magazines radio and TV, and would seek funding from individuals and businesses.
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