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Daily News from New York, New York • 15

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Daily Newsi
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New York, New York
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15
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PHONE LO 5-6000 SUNDAY 1 ffo 7 P.M. ALL STORES OPEN LATE MONDAY NIGHT Dirksen Raps Ashmore Over Report on Ho Denver, Oct. 28 (AP) Senate Minority Leader Everett M. Dirksen today criticized Harry W. Ashmore, former editor who reported he found Ho Chi Minh, North Vietnamees president, "deliberately conciliatory" last winter and apparently prepared to discuss plans for ending the war in South Vietnam.

Dirksen included in his criticism the organization of which Ashmore is director, the Center (if Sen. Everett M. Dirksen Ha' 11 put it in Record for Study of Democratic Institutions, at Santa Barbara, Calif. He also mentioned the center's president, Robert Hutchins. Ashmore told about the offer In September and contended that a personal message sent by President Johnson to Ho ended the chance for negotiations.

At that time Dirksen defended the President. The Illinois senator injected his new comments into a speech to the Western States Republican Conference in Denver. "Do you recall the editor, Harry Ashmore, who got a one-day headline and then sank into obscurity?" Dirksen asked. Keeps Information Secret "I paid my respects to him and I got a long letter. He was terribly offended.

Wait till he gets my next letter. He'll probably go jump off the bridge." Dirksen said he has obtained information about the center and Ashmore from a "very kind reporter" on a Santa Barbara newspaper. He did not identify the reporter by name, or say what the information includes. "I'm going to put it all into the record one of these days," Dirksen said. I Special 4-Day Event! Save $15 to $20 on MISSES' FASHION COATS Sale S0 Regularly $55 and $60 Value! Luxurious Antrori velour THE POPULAR MONK'S ROBE Only 6.99 Comp.

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