House panel to extend probe into news coverage
Washington The House government information subcommittee plans to resume its probe Tuesday and broaden it to examine news coverage problems in Vietnam. Chairman John E Moss says hearings will also consider how a Defense Department space secrecy directive has hindered public access to U S and foreign space activities. Subsequent sessions may cover Cuban crisis information issues and Vietnam disclosures.
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China frees 353 Indian POWs from Tibet sector
New China news agency reports 353 Indian prisoners of war released on the Tibet side of Bang Pass after Sino-Indian border clashes. It says 498 more prisoners will be released Monday.
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