Mao Follows Speak Softly Carry Big Stick Policy
Tokyo reports Mao Tse tung pursues a cautious line after China test detonations. He assumes command of armed forces with Lin Piao to deter a nuclear attack while seeking milder public rhetoric. Border talks with Moscow and trade discussions appear in motion as China downplays aggression.
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Jackie Onassis Denies Using Judo Move
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis denies using a judo type throw on photographer Mel Finkelstein outside a theater. Nancy Tucker man, a former secretary, says Onassis told her she hadn't done it after he toppled to the sidewalk while trying to photograph her at a New York film showing. The doorman confirms Finkelstein slipped without assistance.
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Pentagon Briefs POW Families On Private Inquiries
About 3000 wives and parents were informed that North Vietnam may respond to private letters seeking details on POWs. Pentagon officials say the Paris Hanoi delegation can receive relatives questions and forward responses, though no replies have been confirmed.
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