~ Slock waves from tllat eris i s ha C~ecltoslovaltla ~ ~ h e cause, ;,. t,ar7 of a,a aJtswering blast , • .,., from tlae Pen tago,a. Def,u,s e Secretary C la-rk Clifford orde-rl•6 fMll speed al,ead - 011 developmer,t of tlle U S ••,,ll•el aftti-bal1'allc missile system. Asserli•g M-tr lla•I a Pl•••ed ,,.ree billio ■ doll•r cut•~;~•• - •Ill liav• to come f-rom some•••r• el••· GIUS IACU//or, -i6 oddl•g lltolA..Soviet ,revasio,a of es Caeclioslovolel• - le•• "clearly demoJ1strated tl,ol a slg•lflca•t A••ric•• ••Utary PRAGUE FOLLOW WASHINGTON ------ - ------------------ 1'1 the meaNtime - tlie Czecl, cabiNet was meetlag ti> }'1 in emergency sessio" 1cd&J at Prag11'i\/o,asider1::sF tlle fate of Foreign Mi,sister Jiri Hajek - wlto ltas a,a,aou,sced J>la,es to retur,e llome as soo,. as possible. Tl,e R•••la,es .. gover,eme,et ,rfor sJ,arkl,eg a , .,orl - dtvlde protest agal,est tile Soviet havaslon -'"".--u--r"l!.....i•..-.~~ .... tl,e Forelg,e Ml•l•l•r 7-c•tto11l11g 111 ./■gosl•.,I• -~""" ,,.,, R • ~ P ~ ~ Ilia 1,omela,ed. Chicago again -- Richard Nixon wraps up a triumphant visit to the Windy City. The Republican Presidential contender today telling a parting news conference: "What happened in Chicago last week -- was not the agony of Chicago; it was not even the agony of the Democratic Party -- it was the agony of America." The only solution -- establishment of a so-called "limit of dissent" consistent ttJitla law a,ad order -- said Nixon. Adding: "In a government which provides •ea11s for peaceful change -- there is no cause for viole11ce." ADD CHICAGO A few hours later - in San Francico - Nixon receiving another rousing welcome. Telli,ag a II crot11d In Chinatown: The action in ~ s t one third of this century will be in the Pacific - it will tell I\ ,, whether we have peace or freedom in the world. HUMPHREY --------- a, .. t Ill Washington - i.,, -... Senator Muskie •ii = , ~ y a n d i n g In for his run11lng mate - J.Ywl a., n 1m1 .tr1; who was flyi,ag back to Mi,a,aesota. Muskie asserting that the Democratic sta,adard bearers I are "deeply co,avinced - tlrat a negotiated settlente,at" is the only answer ;,, Viet,aant. Addi,eg llrat a Hxntplarey adntinistration - would be willh1g to talte "calc,dated" risks in P•r••II of peace K,";.o, a,a u11co,adlliortal bontbi,eg halt - ba.;ed solely 011 "entotio,aal" appeal. WHITE HOUSE tn 11w - Qi the White House - Preside,et Johnson was meeting today - first with Congressto,eal ~~ leaders and later with his cabinevtempt...,,_ to ~ s l l a l his strength - for the final legislative battle of llis career. As one White House aide observed: "TIits Is our last cl,a,sce." ~ Alo,sg the way - tlae Preside,s'A._ltsti,sg a ,aa,,,.ber of specific objectives if' he still hopes and expects to achieve. But o,ee of them appare11tly will ,eot be -- tlae co11/irmatio11 of Abe Fortas as Chief Ja,stice of tlae S•Pr••• Court. Se,.ato1's Dirkse,e a•d Ma,esfield botla agreel•g today - tlaat prospects for Fortas' approval "laave beco•• ,,.creasl,sgly ''"'·" SAIGON Shakeup in Saigon, South Vietnamese President Thieu •••t announcing today -- a clean sweep of ltis administration. Including replacement of Soutlt Viet,aam's head of security - the director of its Central httellige,ace ~ c ? - P ~ . Agency - also fou~JJ, a 11l ■ c • ••&{fr. Tit is last raisi,ag to twent~ne the number of province cltiefs replaced by Thieu -- since tlte start of his anti-corr11ptio,a drive last January. Meanwhile, on tlle figAtir,g fro,et - gro••d a,ad air actio,. came to a virt,.al ltalt today. Witlt l,lgl, •l•d• a,ed torre,atial raiJts from typltoo,a Bess - eJtg•lfi,ag tl,at e m b a tt l e d la" d i,. s till a""' t I, e r m Is er y • KONTUM FOLLOW VIETNAM --------------------- Afore on the war from the Ce,rlral Bigltla•d City of Ko11lum - - 1101 far from tire Bo Chi .\li,rh Trai') JY'•r• -- ace ltear today <J; Comm1u1isl ager,ts ..,... roa,11di•g .,, ba•d• o you,rg boys -- age eiglrt-to-tlrirtee'!> ,t,;,,i•g tlae"' •orlll for l011g-term lrai11i11g a11d i11doctri11atio11 ~ ; , , tlae ••Y• of revola,lio11 aJ1d guerilla 111arfare yet lo co,,.e. ATLANTA -------- Coming soon-- a,eother siege of Asia,e Flu -- a,ad apparently ,eo way of avoidi,eg it. This -- accordi,eg to the U.S. Public Bealtla Advisory Committee. Reporting today from Atla,ata -- tlaat a new strain of Asian Flu is already plagMi,eg Ho,ag Ko•g. Willa a ,aumber of similar cases -- also reported fro,,. Singapore. Indicating Ille start of a,a expected sa,eep aero•• Worst of all - - gover,afflertl doctors laave yet to discover a vacci,ae -- capable of co•batti,ag tlae ••• vir••· A ddl,ag tlaat tlae Job •ill probably tal,e abo•t sis •ortll,s - - by a,laicla tlffle it a,ill be too late. Pa r k v ill e , Mi s s o u r i - - ; . ;J;; ~ psychiatrist speaks out on violence. Dr. Karl Me,u1i,ager 7£;,t ,; onceding -- "It isn't safe to walk down some streets today.' ~~) - But "it never was safe to walk down some streets!: -- caJat ) ~ - ~-f::_e ~~~~~L-(A_~ :A "A hundred years ago - - viole,ace was ••ell worse t han it is today. ~ Co,aclusio,af "We 're getting better cofltrol 'If violence ar1d of our own behavior "'" than we've ever /lad ~~~ before. li.,~ let's get tlleAworld -- just a little n1ore civilized still!" -tliJ says -- Dr. Karl Meflfliflger. From the land of the Skagerrak and lite Kattegat - - from Denmark - - comes news today of tltat ,saHo,. 's art auction of the century. Denmark's fa,ned Caste,ssl,jold family -- selli,ig some six hauedred art treasure•; clea"'"6 house at historic Caste,iskjold Castle -- at Skaeslloer, Total take - - "pwards of a quarter m,11,0,.. Items sold iflcludi,ig a capsule fairy tale by Ha,.• Clari•U•• FRANKFORT Former Kentucky Governor A. B. "Happy" Chandler - who may or may not be George Wallace's running mate - always a fast man with a catchy pliras::; ~ e proved •111 • again today - at Frankfort, Ke• tuclly. ~ Jftscussing his "exile" from the Democratic Party - for £\ ~ ~ · · supporting a Republican for Governor last yea~ . ,, -rn ~ : - "I feel sorr,, for them - the Democrats - ,aot ~ for myse lft' - s:•i8' SAax,He~di,ag: "Most of ,,., supporters 1Dill no• go fo'Y' Repr,blica,a Mo'Y'lOtf' Coot"- i,a Ke,atucley's comi11g Se,aate race. What about Democ'Y'atic ca,adidate Katll•r•• Said Happy: "Yo• miglit as 111ell stick a foyl, i,a lier - •II•'• do11e. "