November 1, 1967

Sec Brown attacks Lord Thomson of Fleet, publisher of London Sunday Times and other pubs, in s at dinner attended by Amers at which Thomson was host; charges Thomson and pubs do 'great disservice' to country; remarks said to refer to recent Sunday Times articles about Philby case

Mansfield says Johnson still wants 10% surcharge passed; Johnson decision on whether to try to force it seen determining length of Cong session

Ackley holds rise essential to maintain balance of econ expansion, statement

Pope Paul VI urges end to violence and racism, proposes development through world fund instead of by 'neocolonialist' benefactors, 'Message to Africa,'

HR Appropriations subcom, over White House objections, approves Repr Conte amendments to foreign aid bill restricting sale of 'sophisticated weapons' to underdeveloped countries; move designed to make passage of bill easier in HR and to persuade Sen to act on appropriation without prior authorization; Cong conf on authorization remains deadlocked on issue of credit sales to underdeveloped countries; Conte amendments contain provision that in event less developed countries use own funds to buy sophisticated weapons from countries other than US, an equivalent amt shall be deducted from econ aid funds earmarked for such recipients; Fulbright scores HR authorization bill for continuing policy of arming poor countries, Sen s