Mao Follows Speak Softly Carry Big Stick Advice
Tokyo dispatch notes Mao Tse-tung appears to follow Roosevelt’s speak softly and carry a big stick doctrine. China detonated its third hydrogen bomb on Sept 29 and its first underground nuke three days earlier. Mao consolidates command of armed forces with Lin Piao as defense minister, while China edges toward softer rhetoric amid border talks with Moscow.
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Pentagon says it will handle POW families inquiries
The Pentagon confirms it will receive private letters and relay information about prisoners of war and missing servicemen. Officials say relatives may send name, rank, serial number, and where possible location to designated Paris and Hanoi addresses for guidance and response.
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Photographer Slips With Mrs. Onassis Outside Theater
Mel Finkelstein of the New York Daily News said former first lady Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis knocked him sprawling as he attempted to photograph her outside a theater showing I Am Curious Yellow. The theater doorman confirmed Finkelstein slipped with no assistance from Mrs. Onassis.
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