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By WILLIAM L, RYAN MANILA (AP-—The .) Manila summit conference produced something for everybody and probably wholly satisfied no- body

One of the results is likely to have strong and lasting impact on this area of the globe. The United States deeply committed itself, as a Pacific Ocean power,

.- to the future of the whole Asian .. area with all its problems , of

poverty, disease, illiteracy and hunger. That appeated to be one of the things U.S. Pacific allies not only wanted to hear, but wanted to have set down unequivocably irrevocably. on paper.

drive has progressed a little bit farther toward communication

with Hanoi.

‘The summit conferees offered to withdraw anti-Communist al- lied troops from South Viet Nam within six months of the time that North Viet Nam _ meets their conditions. .

This proposal, however, fell short—of_a_proffered ..solu- tion, a real peace formula, or

~ a rock-bottom final’ offér ‘to the

Communist side. It was vague

with respect to the Viet Cong

and what nldualoo * the insur-

gency should. thdraw to

the North.

HANDS ARE FREE... ge ‘It made no mention of a: Viet

Cong role at a peace conference.

In fact, it left the American hands untied in that respect and

the whole question of the ap--|

proach to negotiations still wide

open. There likely was substan-

tial difference of -opinion on

whether the Viet Cong should

be recognized as a penn! en- tity. :

The | impression -in * Manila, however, is that President John- son is reasonably happy with what was achieved.

Prime Ministers Harold Holt

¥'of Australia and Keith Holyoake

-of New Zealand may have res- ervations. The: two are parties to. a Vietnamese war which threatens to burgeon into some- thing bigger, and the conference gave them little to take home to. their constituents which might ease the danger in the foreseeable future.

“Heavy emphasis was placed

on the theme pf Pacific region

unity, but behind the closed: con- ference doors the talks may

have been somewhat less har- monious than the public display of unanimity indicated. .

~The question of escalation” of

the war was left open. What happens when — as is probable -—the Communists scornfully re- ject the summit proposal? The communique -made_ no threat, but the. way is clear for open

escalation sould the Commu- remain= adamant. '

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CHICAGO ( (AP—A) New York physician said Tuesday the rigid back brace worn by President John. Kennedy may have been a factor in his death.

Dr. John Lattimer, writing in the journal of the American

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Kennedy was struck by two

bullets Nov. 22, 1963, as he rode |

through downtown Dallas. The first bullet struck the president

in the neck and the aut ‘ termined that would ane

have been fatal,~Dr. Lattimer said. 2 The eusidelt could ‘only -tilt stiffly and slightly ‘to his left, toward Mrs; Kennedy, with the back of his head’ still exposed,” Dr. Lattimer said.

“It was while he was in this position that he was struck by, a second bullet from Oswald’s (Lee Harvey Oswald, the al- leged assassin )rifle, which en- tered the back of the head... and shattered into several frag- ments.” ——The—second- bullet. reenter death, Dr’ sald: ’

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MADRID (AP )— Legislation

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dom of worship to non-Catholic groups in Spain is making slow

progress. The latest word is that the

proposal may be only three or four. months away- from final passage.

The big question is ne much,

if at all, the new religious free-

dom law will eventually change the religious keystone of the which says: ‘‘The profession and prac- tice of the - Catholic a.

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Catholic religion.”

Three ann ago officials an- nounced” a law*-was*‘almost: a to bring religious free- fiom to Spain’s 30,000 Protes- ‘tants, sot and other religious) -

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Two years ago members of the Franco government stated the cabinet had approved the re- ligious liberty law.

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Somew along the way, conservatives. in the cabinet took a second look at the law and changed ‘their minds. From then until a few months ago, progress seemed to be one, step forward and two back.

Then Foreign Minister Fer- nando Maria Castiella and Jus- tice Minister Antonio Maria de ai 23 Urquijo put on pressure,

the assistance of=Chief of sab Francisco Franco. ~~

The: law .was refurbished and in effect approved by Franco’s eabinet.. Then it was : shunted to the Spanish House of Bishops for . approval .— presumabiy fo -avert-complaints.f.r.o.m. . Roman Catholic hirarchy once the bill became law.

Official sources say the bish- ops cannot act:before: their next

‘-. .. WARING BUS CRASHES TRAILER

Thirty-six persons were injured when this bus, carrying Fred War- ing’s Pennsylvanians, rammed into the back of a tractor-trailer on the ae SUC SS east of the

Tunnel. Murray Lutz,

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newsmen following the

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who have publicly approved the measure, seek quick action by the church~leaders once they met.

The government has not re- leased details of the draft law, which has more than 40 sections. Presumably it will open the way to various non-Catholics to operate church schools and re libraries and publica-

Ons.

Commission seems ideal

BOSTON (CP-AP)—The - Inter- national Control C om mission

appears. to-be: the “‘ideal=instru--

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He said Canada, India and Poland, the commission mem-

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