U S Must Respect Prisoner Rules
The piece argues the United States should honor the Geneva conventions for prisoners of war in Viet Nam. It notes Red Cross obstacles, Viet Cong denial of obligations, and Saigon delays, urging Washington to ensure compliance by all sides and avoid aiding enemy propaganda. It also mentions the Perry Mason TV series ending after nine seasons.
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International Red Cross
Red Cross Committee
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Red Cross
Viet Cong
United States
Saigon
Washington
South Viet Nam
Aging Denver industrialist backs down on no smoking rule
An elderly Denver industrialist, Jesse Shwayder, proposed a strict no smoking policy for 3,000 employees but faced strong opposition from workers. He withdrew the plan citing concern for the employer's welfare, yet critics note poor consultation and insist smoking rules are workers' personal business despite health concerns. Hollywood film makers show interest in car racing, linking to daily commuting themes.
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Denver
Jesse Shwayder
Schwayder
Schnayder
Federal agents monitor anti-draft groups nationwide
Federal agents report surveillance of at least four anti-draft groups led by the May 2nd Movement tied to the Progressive Labor Party. The groups organized campus unions and promote demonstrations against draft boards and university cooperation. SDS leaders face a federal probe over alleged drafting evasion counseling.
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Washington
Pro - Peking Progressive Labor Party
New York City
May 2Nd
Steve Newman
Columbia University
Free Student University
Newman
Draft Board
Defector Morris Wills Honored As Returning Hero
A 1951 Korean War defector Morris Wills who refused repatriation in 1953 returns to the United States on Nov 4 1965 with his wife and child. The Look magazine funded travel and a lucrative contract to tell his story. He is photographed at his Fort Ann New York home and to be profiled for a serial feature. The FBI reviews possible treason and sedition charges while Wills is praised as a returning hero by supporters and hosted by the magazine during a two year ongoing offer.
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Morris Robert Wills
Wils
Korea
Reds
Wills
Li Kai-yea
Linda Lee
United States
Red China
Look
Magazine
Fort Ann
N. Y
New York City
FBI
Morris Wills
Saigon
London
Stephen Dimsey
Salamanca
Spain
Cuba
Rota
Cadiz
Harry Byrd
Byrd
Franco era press reform cools hot Spanish editors
In Madrid, Francis Franco loosens control over print, shifting risk to editors who must decide print worthiness. Editors face jail or ostracism if choices misalign with the regime, yet some say freedom actually shrinks as editors bear new responsibilities. The press attacks traffic, sewers, and other issues while debating Miss Spain and Gibraltar.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
Manuel Fraga Iribarne
Generalissimo Franco
Coventry
Jerez
Franco
Spain
London
Portugal's overseas territories far exceed homeland in size
The text notes that Portugal's territories such as Angola Cape Verde Macao Mozambique Portuguese Guinea Portuguese Timor Sao Tome and Principe are 23 times larger than Portugal itself. It also mentions a modern bathing practice and historical views on cleanliness.
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Portugal
Angola
Cape Verde
Macao
Mozambique
Portuguese Guinea
Portuguese Timor
Sao Tome and Principe
Local Store Takes Stand Against Sunday Shopping
Ray Witte commends a Hamilton retailer for refusing Sunday discounts and pledging 10 percent of profit to a church fund to curb Sunday shopping. The letter urges readers to prepare for Christmas by avoiding nonessential purchases on Sundays and supporting ecumenical efforts.
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Ray Witte
Hamilton Deanery Council of Catholic Men
Young Harry Byrd Jr Faces Virginia Political Test
Leesburg Virginia coverage of a Blue Ridge party discussing Harry F Byrd Sr retirement and Harry F Byrd Jr appointment. Commentary weighs whether the interim seat helps or harms 1966 bid, noting Virginia's changing voters and Byrd family political legacy.
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Leesburg
Blue Ridge
Shenandoah River
Great Valley
Virginia
Berryville
Harry Flood Byrd Sr
Byrds
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Washington
Harry
Albertis Harrison
Harry Jr
Debates and Deductions Across Timely Topics
The column blends social commentary with humorous modern takes. It notes attitudes toward Dr. King and the British, shifts to textile moths, and links to a Cairo origin claim for Christmas trees. It also mentions a debate revival plea and a WWII anecdote about Japan.
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