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UK basketball center Tom Payne departs from an airplane bound from Auburn yestei (in. thud \ Jmnm‘rl .4 ti . ‘_ ,t i} i 2
PCI ’le de l(l’les day, where the \Vildtats defeated Auburn‘to (llll(l] their twenty-sixth SEC (hampionship. referendum. liright “my ~ th 1. {-1’1‘ .~_i>
y ’ p A large crowd was on hand to greet the (.ats. who are now assured of a post-season berth only thing that 1 can do lg , . u._ ‘ . 1 . .‘ ,_
in the NCAA tourney. (Kernel photo by Dave Herman) (‘ontinued on Page 8. (‘ol. 4 _‘ _‘ _ ‘ " 513., f
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e l’ n e 1’88 ue ' to turn public opinion against Hanoi . .1. 5 : ~
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By SEYMOUR M. HERSH Wives and mothers ofthemissing have little to do with these im- the prisoner issue than it has praise for H“. militarys (My m _ 4., .2, 1 ' " "

COpyright, 1971, Reporters News and captured men formed groups promptu outpourings. By early acknowledged. initially informing them of then - '- "._ .
Service and clubs around the nation- 1971, military men were angrily In fact, the Pentagon's atti- new status. All four serxiceshau- .. , 1' . '. 1

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15— with a national office in Wash- rejecting the notion that the tude toward the Win’S 2““ special personnel sectionsdealing " ,
Throughout 1970, America's sym- ington—demandingthat the le- publicity over the prisoner issue mothers - particularly ”105" with the missing and captured . '. . -‘ ,
pathy instinctively went out to on Administration do all it could was in any way aimed at public whose men arelisted asmissing— families, and each family is pro .' ‘ 'V
the wives and families of the for their men. Bumper stickers opinion. can be described as a dual one: \1'ded the name “i an ”{1}“.er . . p ‘ ‘ ‘ 1'
missing and captured men. said: “Don't Let Them Be For- Yet. shortly after the decision it is both extremely considerate whom they can “in for pflwndl p: . ' ' . ' ’.

During the year, millions of gotten." to go public was made in May. and extremely purposeful. help.” comfort. \ '. . . 5
Americans signed petitions ask- A poll conducted by Gallup 1969, newsmen were told and On details such as pay and Continued on Page 3. Col. 1 I“ ‘ .i ‘ . '
ing Hanoi to stop mistreating International showed that most wrote that Secretary [Jam] and allowance, the military—aided ‘ . ' '
the captured men. Hundreds of Americans who had heard about other officials believed that the by sympathetic ()iiigressmen— """""”"”””" .1 _ .
thousands 0f letters were mailed the treatment 0f prisoners “Nd? prisoner issue could be used to has been anxious to ease the Woathor ~' ' - . ' ' _
to Communist capitols around North Vietnam believedthat they turn world opinion against lla- situation for the suffering fumi- . ‘. . . . . ’ ' ' 4
the world urging officials topres- are being tortured and beaten. noi: it would ”deflect some of lies of prisoners. For Lexington and "mm“: . ' '_ . .
sure Hanoi into implementingall receiving poor care and medical the heat" over Vietnam from They have been prmidcd e.\- (Folder “"‘h “f0“ “‘13): 90" J “ u ' fl .
of the provisions of the Geneva attention. and are not allowed the US, to North Vietnam. tended Cl education and home subly a“?@“'?""“ to four"wh‘:" ‘

Convention. to communicate with their fam- . . . . _ loan benefits, a chance to invest before d'mISh'm‘ t9 flurries lh" ~ ' j ‘ I

Most of the Senate and more ilies. Only sever percent of those U-S- "muted PUbl'C'W unlimited savings at 10 percent “fem?“- H'gh m the low M . . y '
than 400 of the 435 members of queried thought the American In addition. there is a great interest, (other families may in. "“d'fm 5- 90"!“ “"‘h "‘0“ |- , ‘
the House expressed dismay and prisoners were "treated well." deal of evidence— madeavailable vest up to $10,000), and special “um“ “flight. low 18. Thurs- . g ‘
outrage over the treatment of while 33 percent said they were privately to me by wives and pennission to utilize military dny partial clearing and (on- _ -
United States prisoners. ThePost sure that the Vietnamese had mothers—that the govemment transportation when available. tmued 'eold, huh .‘n low 30‘- ‘ . »_
Office issued a special stamp killed prisoners. had far more to do with creating Most wives and parents have Increasing. cloudiness and .. . '
commemorating their captivity, The Administrationseemedto the vast amount of publicityover had nothing but the highest Y:Tf:f:'f::’,,,,,,,,,,u ‘ '

 2—THE KENTI’CKY KERNEL, Wednesday, March 3, I971 ._ ________—__———— .
Possible conspiracy
B 1) ° b t ' NEWS kEI'HEIS
\‘ASITINCT()N (AP) — The IIt't,‘v said identical letters It,“ at 1-32 'd.IIl. but before [major From AP reports ‘ CO
F‘BII 'IuesdayI investigated the ceived by The Associated Press news agencies spread word ofit. . . ,, I
. Capitol bombmg in official si- and the New York Post. TheAP This would indicatesomeoneout— \\’ASlllNC'IOl\—\\'. A. “Tony Boyle, president of the . espi
. _ _ lcncc while an anonymous radi- letter was turned over to FBI side Washington knew about the United Mine \Vorkers, was indicted today by a special fed- hug
t‘fllIlIt’ttcr writer claimed respon~ investigators who requested it. bombing in advance. eral grand jury on charges of conspiracy, embezzlement and Ant
‘ sibility and theories sproutedlike Capitol Police Chief James M. making illegal political contributions of $49,250 from union the.
' ' mushrooms. No comment Powell said, however, that he funds. Included among recipients of the contributions was for
. The Capitol returned to near FBI spokesmen, meanwhile, had no knowledge of such calls. $30,000 to a dinner for Sen. Hubert “- Humphrey in 1968 and
. _ ' normal activities, and a Senate refused to comment on the in- Inside '0b and various others. loat
. I' Public Works subcommittee be- vestigation. However Atty. Gen. 0 .. -. Jha “Cit
' ‘ . gan an inquiry to find a way to John N. Mitchell remarked terse . nIe‘tneory ‘ts t. tthe bomb- CHICAGO—Plans for a three—day “spring offensive" of cart
bombproof the historic building ly at a White House ceremony "Lg was an "151:8 JOIb’ lgiekwork rallies and mass meetings to press the federal government '
_ . while still leaving it open to that evidence points to ”some- 0b sornione :1 f0 hwouI now for improvements in welfare, employment and education hav
- . visitors. thing less than a conspiracy." 3 cu e ou 04 e-way mens have been announced by the Southern Christian Leader- ‘ in t
' t“ 0”“ 0f the few concrete de— A theory that the bombing Viiailheiloomehere the bomb ex- ship Confcrcnce. The Rev. Ralph David Abernathy, head evei
. . velopments,“something or some was the results of a conspiracy 1pc: der .Mikgix/lansfffwlfle Dmlaoritty of the SCLC, announced the program—which he called “A I '
> ' one called The Weather Under- centers on remarks attributed to 'd h d'd . l: e ’ h- on " war against the President”—at a news conference Monday. 8 the]
_ ' ' ground ‘claimed to have set off Capitol Police Capt. Leonard H. an the l ht now t e room The April 24 program is timed to coincide with the third the
. . .\Ilonday s Icarly morning explo—. Ballard. WdSV' ere. b ed f anniversary of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King 7 the
' ' sion in radical letters postmarked He has been quoted in news [Shots were an . mm the l" April 4 1968 . Air
I. . after the event. reports as saying the Capitol bombed Senate Wing Of the Cap- ’ H ’ i a r
= . ”We have attacked the Capi— switchboard received two calls, Ithl Mtohday’,bfitTwe‘rElIahnateh MOSCO\\'—About 30 Soviet Jews have been given P91" I new
, tol because it is . . .a monument one from Spokane, Wash. and amos .db usu ues ‘1): pl- mission to go to Israel Jewish sources reported Tuesdav nex
to US. domination over the pla- one from Chicago. after the blast tol police had orders to inspect 2 11 , l‘ l . r4 ,1 ll - l n . ll f ‘ ‘ ) f tli ‘
_ . packages and briefcases and were acting tiat tit. (sit gm ias )ccn Op(li(( oi somr 0 re
-, ’ . keeping VtSttUrS‘dndunauthorized troublesome toneIaken the protest movement. The Jews aw:
. . S Capitol workers away from the “IN: granted bent \Iisihs aftr t\]vo sit-itnsI atItIlIic reception office sai(
Ellat01.s are unhappy immediate bomb site where buck- 0 "1”th 0V“) ‘ ‘9 par “"hhh “11 ( mg. CO"
‘- . ' led walls created a hazard. our
- . I. .~_ \VASIllNCTON—Prcsident Nixon's revenue—sharing plan "101
. 0 O fiedDubrélflgretlifhgdyseizxellptlegltiic suffered Tuesday its first major legislative setback when a plig
. ' WIth reapportlonment Works Schommittee and sug— Senate committee approved a bill to save the $1-billion Ap- and
' ' gested that security could be palachian autipoverty program. The bill would extend the t8!”
' ‘ . FRANKFURT(AH—The Sen- The current bill was drawn tightened by expanding and UP‘ hfh 0f the 13‘5““) Appalaclnan Regional Commissmn f9” me]
" - . ate Elections Committee hung up bythe StateCovemment Com- grading his patronage—laden po— ."§W‘S and the API’ttlttt‘lllaI‘ highway PTOICCt hVC years. The thef
- . 2 out the crying towel on reap- mittee, but referred by the Sen- lice force, by inspecting pack— bill now before the Senate was introduced by Scns. Randolph,
f - . portionment'l‘uesday and anum ate leadership to the Elections ages and briefcases and by pos— the PUth Works Committee chairman, and .thh Sherman “i“
, ber of Eastem Kentucky law— Committee in a surprise move. sibly making some more areas Cooper, R—Ky., and it has the cosponsorship of about 55 t9 t
. ‘ 2 makers used it freely. It almost certainly will be of the Capitol off limits to V151- other senators. 0t
. ' ' The committee, which is con- amended, perhaps considerably. tors. “a”
' _ ' sidering the only redistricting ver- OSLO, Norway—Prime Minister Per Borten resigned today m‘l‘
i Sgaridnhrfdlllceg 1:) fii‘eghisggg Senate d8 eat atte t i8 :1 poiitigaltscandalt lIie himlsIelf triggered byt tgllirtig a lie. hi:
. I , - - . - ~ 11 \vi 1 or en wen us coa I am governmen . or en gavv
. ' ' :thffh310d“ffothfaorhl‘égfdahhnate‘ f 8 mp confidential information about Norway's bid to enter the h“;
. I , The big question is whether . . European Common“I\iar}kctIItol aI Nolrwegizlin group which ? qui
.. , committee chairman B. E. Bill- to end flllbUSter debate olpposes its entry. ieii ie iec tiat ie (I( not pass aong : 'dpi
2 . ings, D-Stanton. will try to offer tie information. abc
his w v .' . ' ' '
. ‘- ' . week). n ersion sometime thls WASHINGTON (AP) - The fifths vote of the Senate could WASHINGTON—A Defense Department spokesman testi- ing
' I ”I've got a plan, but nobody Senate Tuesday defeated, for the limit future debates. . ficd today that military surveillance of civilians was under-
. has bought it yet," he said dur- thud time in a 23433 debate, ISenate Democratic leader taken on an unprecedented scale in the late 19605 with the
' ing his comments on the Senate an attempt to Chd the run-on Mlke Mansfield said the next knowledge of but little direction from \Vhite House of-
' bill. talk about its filibuster "119- cloture vote, on Tuesday, March ficials. Robert Froehlke, assistant secretary of defense for
‘ . . . . Sen. Frank Church, D-Idaho .9’ w‘" be the final test on the administration said there was no state or federal law pro-
. ' I' Ithhgs loses counties conceded ”there's not much life isssue Wh.lCh has [22?“ before the liibiting the Army’s information collection, which he said
7 ’t . BilIlingsIexpressed as much left" in his attempt to change enate Since Jah' ' . was “obviously considered necessary and essential to the ra
- 1’ ’ dissatisfaction as anyone on the the rules and make it easier to . Iv emphasrze the word fi- iff) ‘tive us ffcd al 'l't'ir 'f ' ' 'n ‘ -t' n witl th) p
. 2- '. measure. declaring he has lost end future filibusters rial , the Montanan said. L :1“ Ide" . Ier "“1 3 0’39“ connec ‘9 . t It cen
' . four counties in his district and . ‘ ‘ Sen. Jacob K. Javits, R-N.Y., Wi esprIea riots and domestic disorders occurring in this Spa
. i ' I' wantsthem back. The vote this time was 48 t0 said if the next cloture attempt period. torz
.I In addition. he said, he'kind 36, eight votes short of the two- falls short, he may try another U.S
. ' of resents" the splitting of fast- thirds majority now required to route to a rules change by asking NE\\' YORK—Three cn‘.'ii'011iriciital groups sued the Tcn- 70 3
' I Y growing Madison County. part hmtt debate in the Senate. It Vice President Spiro T. Agnew nessec Valley Authority Tuesday, charging it violated a
fl . \ of which would wind up in his represented "0 headway for to rule that in a new Congress, new federal law in contracting for coal to be strip-mined
‘ “ . . . ' ' new district. Church and his allies, short by Old Senate rules are DOt binding. from eastern Kentuckv and Tennessee. The suit, filed in the Jan
I -. 2 The only senator indicating the same margin as in the" last That WOUld Open the way US. District Court licre, asked that TVA be enjoined from gas
' outright satisfaction with thebill 010th”: attempt, one week ago. to action on the WhOIC “1165 buying coal under a $78 million contract signed last fall out
i ' was Francis Burke. t)'t)tkthhe~ Nonetheless, Senate leaders question by majority vote. with the Kentuckv ()ak \Iinin (‘0 and under several tor:
' Letcher (Jountv is added to his agreed to let the debate run on But Agnew already has said tl ,. . .11; . ti, .t. Pl': t'ff'g‘ i :V- ..1 p“: 58V
. . . . 'l l"ke (Iountv. for another week. he would submit an I such ues- 0 HI sma‘ (I con rat s.‘ am i s tut tit . dttltd (sources wit
1 , 0‘12”” l . .. . , . . t q Defense Council the hnvu'onmental Defense Fund and the .
. . [fit 5 "Ot bury the patient tion to the Senate for its deci- ._ . ’ . . , . A“
, . Not the best yet," said Church. ”(live us an~ sion. It would be subject to Sierra Club. The snit charges that TVA signed the contracts con
. . , Sen. Cliff Latta. D-l’restons- other week." The Idaho senator debate, and that would simply forI coal \VltlIOutvfllIlllg environmental impact statements re- Mii
. . . burg, agreed the plan “is by no Isaid he is ready to compromise mean another filibuster. quircd by the National lunvu‘onmental Policy Act of 1969.
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, , . back before the committee if a the support of 58 senators, has sive cloture attempts, but it ' m_ Starts 7.30 at
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‘ .. ' _ . River Sen. Tom Harris,I)-Worth- a La!
. ‘ ville, complained he would have ngh Court rules out . 4‘7"" " ‘i .;.-~>' *1...» ‘ '- i
. V I . nine counties instead of seven, 3'? -, it! ~¥ W “hat. .. _ a me)
. ‘ including a heavily Repubican . 3;; :5? I A, . ‘hfi' ‘7».1" ishi
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2 counties," he said. 5* ' -: UN» $3 -35 .. ' - . H if. '
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.' . . .- tors were more placid. WASHINGTON (AP) —The The 8-1 decision came in a 4. " .3, . ,~ ' '2 “3 f” .3: ceiV
. 59". Delbert \tllfPhY. 1)— Supreme Court unanimously case from Connecticut where .é- ‘ «5' 50’} fl , V “‘3? rug, him»? all
2 ()wensboro. appreciated the fact ruled out Tuesday jailing people people seeking divorces have to ,e 2 . g ._ ' ‘3, i‘ ~ " W f
' that his Daviess-llancockdistrict simply because they are too pay about $60 each in court '3, ”‘n'tx '-‘-~‘““’5"i35-:.3t, “(hf-1"“ ‘“ 1 m r01
. . ‘ would remain intact. but cited poor to pay their fines. costs. Justice John M. Harlan 43’ 7W. .: ...... .. «Wt-ht“ W
. complaints from neighbors The decision, in a Texas traf— said the right of all citizens to WV)” I x”, rt, .2, . *f ' t;
. . against a Proposed adjacent dis- fic case, could have enormous due process of the laws, and to if" 5 1' ""”3553";iii-5'55”“ ’wwvmimm " ‘ 2i i
‘ trict. the new 5th. impact across the nation since a the only avenue for dissolving Enter ." ... 0' unknown tOl'l'Ol’S. pagan worship
Dubbed the ”west wall" by large percentage of the people an untenable marriage, makes .n' "'9'"
. some wags. that district would in jails and prisons are there the system unconstitutional. ISlCHHce... WHEN
' run from the Ohio River at ln- only because they cannot pay a In the Texas case, Preston A. ‘ohnemrififiocnmvmssgic
. ' diana south to the Tennessee fine. Tate, a Houston laborer who thwmowwntr RUL ' l
, line and include \lcade. lireck- Justice William J. Brennan earns $25 to 860a week accumu- ”that h g 51
inridge, ()hio. l’mtlcr and Logan said imprisoning a convicted lated fines of$425 on nine traffic :LWB’TID'CW“ . g 51
. ' ‘ counties. poor man for an offense punish- convictions. L'nable to pay the ‘ ‘amm mpmdum" i h
'- Senate President l’ro'lem \\il- able only for a fine is invidious fines. he was committed to the ‘WHEN DINOSAURS ' t V
' liam Sullivan. l)-llcnderson.also discrimination in violation of municipal prison farm for85days. ~ ' t ‘
. had only a mild complaint. the Constitution's guarantee of Brennan said that since Texas RULED THE EARTH" VICTORIA VETR' . . i , a'
' He said Livingston County. equal protection of the laws. has legislatedafines-only policy I” I . mum” _, '. 5
' which would be added to his In a second ruling, the court for traffic offenses, it cannot (mom ‘WCWQG’BB , 3'
district, is 100 miles from his ordered the states to open their subject poor people to the i " 5- U
horns ”It pjnchles froml that divorcc courts to poor pcoplc harshcr penalty of a jail term % —'—'———* PLUS ---—--————— i C
stan int. at certain y can who are unable to a ' the cost merel because the cannot u
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. THE KENTUCKY KERNEL. “’ednesdav. Marrh 2, 1071—1; . -’ * '. ‘ '1
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BBhlnd the P0 I, issue . WW9“ “"Ph‘ to Paris peace talks ,, _ ,- , . f
, ”encouraged by l .5. administration .f ,-
Continued‘ from Page 1 as one newlittiil)er said, ‘0 sPeak volveinent in the complex Law bassy t'\t'titllilllt‘iiglJJTlit‘tlit\t.ttt‘- discuss the situation .z. 3":311 , L" 1,. i 31
0 Most of the family members. out on Hanoi s treatment oftheir tian situation.” At the time. of inent he had written forthepress. of national pain 1. o; 1 win.“ s t 2 ’ » . -
[-1 le-‘llfel'dh? the WWe-‘a share the” men. ' . . course, it was the L'nitcd States As the publit relations drivi- {pl_”(.\ 1,, ,m, ‘,l\,,;\..,“,.“, H. .1 . i fa -.
:l lllb'mnd 5 love of the serVice. . I‘odramatize-their plight, the which was refusing to acknowl- for better treatment of tlit'.‘\lllt'rl~ Southeast ‘\\1;l llm run-hale in: g ‘ ‘."' .1.
n Anti-war demonstrators are‘ana- Wives—tinned w1th theFrishnian edge that American bombers were can prisoners grew Ill later Not). 11,1, “1”,,”mmip2,,“ A. ,1)“. pl - . -:
s thenia tothefamiliesanddilficult account 7-01 inhumanity inside operating at will inside Laos. so did the efforts of the Pentagon jt-y Ami 1min“ \ 1”, my Immuh, ' . ‘ '
3 for the Wives and‘ mothers to North \ietiiaiii prisons—began The family's pressure on the to broaden the involvement of 11, 11M. disregard 1,, tin (M1,, 3 .-f 1"” ~ ‘
understand. The families are making a series of around-the» North Vietnamese at Paris tied the families. That fall, Air Forte (:nlnt'llflnil by tht tin-rm ,' - l f :.
loath to do or say anything pub- world trips seeking support and in neatly with the Administra- family members were earetnllv Tia-n- 1t ,1“, 11,11,111 111,” wt .3 ‘1, . ,l f’
f licly that could hurt their pilots information. The trips, initiated tion‘s posture at the peace talks. told in private letters that the wife e\er I)lll)lltl\ pron-«.111 owl bf}:
‘t careers. by the women themselves, were On Dec. 6, 1969, Ambassador service was being urged by L-Ull‘ the Pentagon's 1.11,,rt\1w.m,,m .,'r‘ '3,
l The women, by. ‘de large. usually hhilllt‘ffl by local news Lodge left his post in Paris and gressmen and senators for lists age them to partitipate iii the "i I, f
{I \ have one lh‘dJOr Poll“ 0f VICW p.399”, teleVIs‘lon stations, or a few days later President Nixon, of constituents whose sons or public debate; most.,111.t-~,t.,1.,t.1, v5 ' " _ F. . 1
i in common: they W1“ (10 what- CWITC clubs. _ - in what the North constnied to husbands were missing or calr simply had taken the hiishnian 71‘ 95‘ a i . ’7]
ever the Pentagon tells them to. there is no direct evidence he a deliberate downgrading (,1' tured in North Vietnam. account of “,mm. “1 1d“. “11,“. v, .' ’
f ‘ The Pentagon began asking that the Pentagon'or any other the meetings, named career di- ”If you desire that your name and were desperate to do any-
i 1 $3313 illegivgydlffferghiilhafifr Sierfii asgenc/y Wftlated fthe flrSt plomat Philip C- Halbib t0 head and address be made availableto thing that could help their men .1 . 1 ~, ' _.
7 i th - [31' O l 25g p 0 erseas or induced the American delegation. your Senator or Representative What few facts wereavailable if") ., : “1".
_, 8 issue pu 1c. n Ju y ,‘ any of them, but the Pentagon Habib, obViously'detmtlumk’r upon his request it will not he were inevitablv exaggerated ' ' ‘. ’
' A“ Force wives Were told 0‘ certainly attempted t” encourage hlSthUOHS from Washington, necessary for yoii to advise us Thus one wife <1” lvan Apple; T "J l:
a relaxing Of policy regarding such trips. elevated the prisoner issue at the of your decision H said an »\ir by in the midst of an aronnd~ I t l
- ' newspaper interviews With the . On October 7’ 1969‘ Air Force weekly meetings to the tOP 0f Force letter. ”However, should the—world trip in early 1970. told 15 "l
1" next‘of kin. Wifes received anotherprivatelet- the American agenda. Among you prefer to maintain your agroup of skeptical Englishjonp 17- . .1
?, As” you may have been ter from the service, discussing other things, he attacked Hanoi‘s anonymity We ask that 3.0“ not- nalists that [HI-mm.” m North 7,? ,3 ‘ .‘
s aware, a private letter to them the Paris trips. refusal to provide 3 “5t 0f the ify us of this in writing by 24 Vietnam had been hung tovsalls " U .1
.‘ said, “Such interviews were dis- “Although the government men captured. October 1969 (wthcm day's af- had their fingernails pulled UH“ " ._ .1 .1 i
couraged in the past. However, does not feel this procedure is It was a valid criticism; many ter the date ”111“; letter) 1'” H“. their knuckles 1,101,“, 111111 R. . w'ti’.‘ “ l“-
our governmentnowbelievesthat proper in view of the existence strong anti-war leaders insidethe cage of those whom we 11:1“. “”1 broken and kept 1-“ soht m 1,,“ " ; ‘ "
i more publicity concerning the of established channels for ex— United States could not under— heard from-by th-it (lite lye will finemeiit for \ears ‘ I ‘f .l‘ is 1 f
,1 plight of our missing in action Change of such information," the stand why Hanoi refused to pro- assume that ”In; ”GUI-$10,111.“ \lr “1111:1111 Tedmyx ,,, \~.,‘._ " '1 . fl'
_ and captured members and their Air Force letter said, ”we do not vide such lists, although its re~~ been given “ l l f ‘ ginii BUM} “up,” 1.,111 1-,..11, ’. T" ' r .3 ’ . l. . ‘
3‘ families may result in bettertreat— intend to stand in the way of fusal was consistent with its ada- . . “1111;. “111,111, 11 :11]. in: zl' .. , " ‘ ' . l"
r inent for American prisoners and any family members who might mant legal position that none of In November, ”I? All “If“; thev 111,1 111L111, '11,: 1,1. 31111,: ‘ ‘_-‘ " »
S their eventual release." decide to travel to Paris." The thcprovisions oftthcnevaCon» 1.8”?“ ”Nina“! um“? h” ll”. and (1,14) ”111m. 1:1: “in”: ‘\- .- '
, Those family members who next paragraph told wives how vention was applicable. 1.3”an ””hll’f'l‘ "h h““ M an e in The-v tl‘row in“: him” L . .25.
1 wanted to speakout wercadvised to apply for passports andofferHl The wives and mothers \Vi‘rt' ”HUNT“ “1th reporters. 111...,” jinl 11“.; clam]. 1ft, 1, . ’1“: T ' l ,'
5 to call on the information office to assist them with military ad- a handy asset for the American ”h l‘ \l‘t-Ule‘te‘l that the he“ 111;”,mn 1th..." ‘ l ‘ I “ 1' '
of the Air Force for help, be- Visers while in Paris. war 01““)“15‘ “.111,91,1(1111111151rd. way to handle the interview is iVEKT- HA‘NOT'S ngp()\‘gf 5 .-‘
cause the men there can ”offer Wives whose husbands were tion could never quite be direct to heed humanitarian approach. ‘ I ‘ f l h M .. l i -.
.1 guidance as to what can be e\~ shot down over Laos were urged about it. Family members were 0.11.. ”‘3' i‘lhh‘s‘” Altl‘l l are N“ l? x. l S?
. pected during the interview and to write the North Vietnamese often assisted l)y"Freiicli—speaking quired t“ he“ “(hhll‘thiil ihmt“ The University Dance ' t r ” i’
. how it can be most effectively and say only that he was wives of ellilymgy members, and ties because the enemy refu