October 19, 1965

Princeton U student pub issues girl-hunter's guide to Eastern women's colls

Smith rejects proposal to send Commonwealth Prime Mins team to Rhodesia to break impasse, message to Prime Min Wilson; travel curb placed on ex-Premier R S G Todd; Smith parries questions on when he will declare independence; says Rhodesia will not take initiative to make Zambia hostage if independence is declared

WASHINGTON, Oct. 18 -- A divided Administration united temporarily today behind a new statement of policy that endorsed arrangements by which West Germany would be able to "participate" in its nuclear defense without acquiring a national nuclear force.

A holdup man shot and killed a manager of the Post and Coach Inn, a bar and restaurant in the Port Authority Bus Terminal at 41st Street and Eighth Avenue, at 5:30 P.M. yesterday.

antidraft movement scored by Pres Johnson, Sens Kuchel, Mansfield, Dirksen, Russell and Saltonstall; Kuchel terms pamphlet on ways to avoid draft 'dirty little sheet'; Johnson backs plans to probe possible Communist infiltration; Students for Dem Soc drafts master plan to enlist hs students in antidraft movement; natl sec Booth outlines program, int in orgn's natl hq, NYC; aims include enlisting aid of sympathetic profs, demonstrations at induction centers urging potential inductees to be conscientious objectors, picketing recruiting stations and attacking draft bds as undem; group plans to pub handbook giving tech data on ways to claim deferment as conscientious objector