Nitze accuses Hanoi of exploiting captured servicemen
Deputy Defense Secretary Paul H. Nitze charged Hanoi with selling films and photos of captured U.S. servicemen for cash and using them for propaganda. He cited East German magazines and Life magazine as sources and urged compliance with the Geneva Conventions and Red Cross access for POWs.
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East Germany
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International Red Cross
Red Cross
Nepotism Debate Shapes Ethics Reform Effort
Smith calls for a broad ethics amendment detailing relatives including inlaws cousins and stepchildren. Udall notes most relatives work hard but urges ending nepotism due to public confidence concerns. Debate focuses on Senate Post Office Committee and conferees actions and potential timelines.
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Ike Honored In Capital As He Marks 77th Year
In Washington a ceremony marked Dwight D. Eisenhower’s 77th birthday with a cornerstone laying at a new National Presbyterian Church center. Attending were Vice President Humphrey, Secretary of State Rusk, Sen. Hayden and many lawmakers. Johnson sent birthday greetings as a cake was cut, and church leaders offered prayers reflecting on spiritual values.
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Dean Rusk
Carl Hayden
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Senate
United Presbyterian Church
Edward L.R. Elson
Johnson
Patrick Cardinal O’boyle
Arthur 5. Fleming
University of Oregon
National Council of Churches
Hisenhower
Israel Reawakens After Yom Kippur Fast Ends
In Jerusalem crowds filled synagogues and streets as the 24 hour Yom Kippur fast ended. Shofar sounded at the Western Wall while government leaders and army officials joined mourners and pilgrims in the holy city.
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Moshe Segal
Shofar
Vietnam battles surge near DMZ and Saigon area
Amid ongoing Viet Cong and North Vietnamese activity, U.S. forces report a 3 1/2 hour engagement by the 25th Infantry Division that left 14 Viet Cong killed, with six Americans dead and six wounded. A Marine battalion near Con Thien repelled about 500 Hanoi regulars in a three hour dawn clash, while artillery and shelling intensified along the DMZ corridor and at Con Thien. An American reconnaissance and airstrike incident also involved a mistaken bombing inquiry.
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Education rift over House provision in school act debate
Hearings before the Senate sub committee drew heated opposition from the Johnson administration and others to a House provision. Monsignor Donohue praised private public school cooperation, while NAACP's Mitchell warned the measure risks depriving poor children of services. A compromise plan may retain about half the funds with federal control tightening to ensure equitable state allocations. The panel aims to finish by Thursday as Vietnam action continues with U S pilots flying 154 missions amid antiaircraft fire and MIG harassment. one U S Phantom aircraft is reported missing.
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U.S. Catholic Conferenc
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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Jacob K. Javits
New York
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Hanoi
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Thant Expects U S Egyptian Talks To Show Mideast Solution
United Nations Secretary General Thant said he expected American Egypt talks on Monday to indicate whether a postwar Middle East settlement could be reached. He noted proposals in play and said a Soviet US draft discussed earlier may shape Security Council action, with U Thant watching for a clear path next week.
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Suez Canal
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Mahmoud Riag
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New York
Van Cliburn Borrowed White House Outfit for Concert
Pianist Van Cliburn arrived in Washington from New York with his clothes aboard a plane that continued to Memphis. With Johnson’s help, he borrowed the president’s tailcoat and trousers for a Constitution Hall concert, fittingly arriving late after a White House fitting and dinner.
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Case says criticism will continue over Johnson supporters stance
Senator Clifford Case of New Jersey argued on a taped TV radio program that dissent remains solid and will not fade. He asserted that President Ho Chi Minh understands that free speech in America will shape policy toward North Vietnam, and he will keep criticizing.
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