Jackson Denies Being Brainwashed After Viet Nam captivity
S Sgt James E Jackson Jr returned to the US after 16 months as a prisoner in North Vietnam. He told his parents he was not mistreated or brainwashed, though he lost weight on a fish and rice diet. His family, awaiting tests at Ft Bragg before his homecoming, said he hoped to return home in about two weeks. He spoke little to reporters and spoke proudly of his Green Beret unit.
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Sato Clears Return of Bonin Islands to Japan
Prime Minister Eisaku Sato departs Washington promising the United States will return the Bonin Islands including Iwo Jima to Japan within a year. He fails to secure a timetable for Okinawa's return from President Johnson amid talks with U Thant in New York.
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Veterans Administration Employs Most Nurses
The Veterans Administration is the largest single employer of nurses in the United States with about 15,000 of roughly 500,000 professional nurses working there according to Britannica.
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