' I . ~ 1 -"-" ) ' . lu.t~IIJ . .!.(ri-4_,,,t_ ; ) )\. tf"l,'\. ~\.dtl ~ -'="' le!,~ ; 1 1 1. i I . ! I r >~ r · ! T HE U f 'J I T E J ' T ~ T ~ S r U : F E R ~ J A c- HA Fi ~ , c- . ETB . LCK T lJA Y- -l ~~ IT S t5 l J FOR HE~: I C' ? r1 :: 9 I c C' ~ • ) 2 o R T I ~ 1 T H :: Do i i I r ~ 1 c ,\ "~ Fi r= ? u f3 L l : • T HE O ; - ~ ~ ,\ 'J I z A T I O I J OF A j.} == k I C /1 N c:-TATES -- URGEJ TC' JOI~J US I t! SErJJ I JG r\:ILIT AF~Y FORC ES TO THAT ISL ,\NO HEPUBLIC . THE f-10VE t\ l 1 -1 EU AT THR O~: I NG A CLOAK OF HE~ 11 .. ) HE R I c E ~ J Jo R ~ EM E NT - - o v ER Ar 1 1E h I c AN I EFFORT': TO ? R~VENT A COl - ) ~1U~J l S T T /, J<EOVER. l3UT AT LEAST FIVE--A~lJ ?or::.S I BLY ~ Ix L A T I t\J A ! . i E ~ I C ; .. N N t, T I O ~ J S - - ~ A I J T O BE STRO 1 CLY o 0 POSEJ TO THE I JEA . CHILE -- FOR ONE - - C t l. l I N ~ THE U • ·~ • R : ')CL U T I ON - - "A~ AT TE I. i , 1 T T O '-- 1 UST I FY I • ! T E R \' E ~J T I O ~ I I J THE AF FA I RS OF .At\JO TH::R COU ~ JTRY ." BE TH~T AS I T f / AY-- At\iEH IC , \ N I ~JVOL VFJ inH II, THE _ , R 9 ~ ~ ~E,JLJciL I ~ E r I DO F r E J Li~ f n T I L y . T O J A y - ~ I N 6'r TH H () u c- . E s 0 F C or,J SR ES\ - - ~3 Y ~ 0 TH ? r~ RT ! : S • SE r-- ! A TE J Er · () S ~ ~ , . T I C L E /; J E R ; 11 ~~ E i J"\ ~ l r F ! [ l !J - - A, J n DOMINIC A N - ~ . House Minority Leader Gerald lt'ord -- heading the Bipartisan support of President Johnson' s prompt action in the Caribbean. Meanwllile, in San Domingo itself -- A,y,erican paratroopers pushed three miles today -- into the rebel-infested heart of the city. The new drive creating an " armed corridor" into the capital city. BIRDS A massive crackdown today -- on the Illicit trade ln migratory game birds. Seventy-Seven persons in eleven states -- charged with ktlli and selling -- Quall, Ducks, Geese, Doves, Marsh Hens and Coots. Also Buntings simultaneously a migratory songlrd. The legal action taken in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Kentucy, Maryland M1aa1ssipp1, Missouri, Nebraska, New York, North Carolina and Virginia. Interior Secretary Udall his own personal condemnation uncovered all this, and adding of the massacre of game lirds tor profit. This -- said he -- " ls a vicious rorm of game-lore v1olat.1on -- and particularly damaging to wildlife resources. " · · . , .. ,.,-.., I \, .• , ,..., ,,,.r · ""'F ·r ·1·r.t I C"N .•~ . ' u ·-di J l' A J . . I~- \ t~ ' I ' 'c-" · 1 i ' · . L L - - • ~ :.. I V ... -J T "'r"\ ... Y I · 1 (" , 1 (' 0 'J l'I ... ~ • ,-. ~ \ ' t. ..... I • ;- • ...A • • T ~J ~ S E T HE F I H r T U • r • AR f 1 Y Cr r. i 3 ;. T T R O O? S - - .A(;SI~N:J TC 1 THE , i AR I N V I E T NAM . T ~E Y ' LL B:: USEJ iO HELP ~UARD T~ 0 VITAL ~IR B h c:;::S -- 0~ 1 E TC' 1 THE ~Jnq T H OF ~A IGON -- THE OTH~R TO THE SOUTHEAST . uOTH UNJER I l CR~ A S l NC AT T :~C K I N RECENT r10 rJ TH S - - FR OM COf MU~ - !I ~ T SU~RR ILL AS 1 • (,, · r · J r..· , "u -1 l_l c , r- T J f ta. ; ,lL.t'. ~ U ) ,JO R T - - F 0 R U • S . ? 0 L I r; I~ S I r I V I ~ T r J h 1 . ; . . · '. T H JU n 0 'J E E ~< SE . > T I U J : 1a-t E '; P VE f1 r a,; E ra I ~ F k A \JC i:- - - 0 r-1 - ! r; I Al LY U I S h ~ 3 0 C i AT I NG ARCU I ~l G THAT ~Et\ Tf' ' ~ CU t ~HEN T ATT E i - 1PTS TO "'('LVE THE v1t-T~JA;'!:'3E ChI~IS --" UILL. . BE As FR lJ I T LE s ( ' I t: As T H () r E I r J THE ? A s T • :AMBODIA Two reaGons glven today -- for Cambodia ' :; decision to sever diplomatic relations with the United S tates. The first -- contained in an official note to the U.S. charged affatrs at Phnom Penh, cl.ting an air raid last week -- by U.S. and South Vietnamet'se planes -- on two Cambodian villages believed by U.S. -- to serve as a home base -- for communist guerrillas. The second reason -- perhaps the ma1n one -- reported personally by Prince Nordom Sihanouk in a broadcast, blaming what he called -- "an out . rageous .. article in Newsweek magazine. The Article charging that Queen Nossanak -- operates a string or bordelos. Nevertheless, Prince Sihanouk added that C mbodla will retain consular relations with the United s,ates -- if we so desire. 1 1'- I rr:• 1 •11 • :J T ('; r••• -- · •,:.: , , I I I ., . . I .J , • M ,.., , ._ , • (1 • .' : . 1 1 I"' ( ' r ~ ! L r. :. Jr : I"' u I .) I •• • . ~,~ - _ \ , 11 I • "Af.:C: ." T Ht.. T 1S--"l"' , TI ' L JO! JS ALL THEY C AN TC' ~·~VER U? FC'R THE U. ~ " • REJ Fl AG. ~R, "J ir1t~ 1't1 1" THE OPJL,· DI,-rEAttlC~ ~ f · •JC:£: M -{.,.f [ R LJ r ~ I A PJ L ["°A I j ffi S - - 0 L tJ l\ M .J • LC'n □ I BL c;.+q) f .)--THC' r· JE i OfJ[ I c; ARE A- =t1I T r::.nnt¥ c t.,. SALV DOR In the Centro! mcrtc:1; El ~nlvHrlor -- A~rth4uake early today. Altho reports of dama e arc ~t ill sketchy, th~ toll in human llve~ -- ns reported by the U. S . Embassy at San Salvador runs rrom Thirty-Five to Forty-Flve deal. J! S CL. G'"' . ':J T O!J;. y BY ?R ,., I l ~ JT JO~ fl SON . IT' (' f. i.\'"'10 :~ FT~JJ I ~ JC -- ,\:J /, . t!IJ/-\ L I rJCF1EAS E OF A[3C'U T T1R~E r)Ef1 C~'JT --l f 4 THE 8A TE OF (" T f: E L ? ~i n · JU C T I V I T Y • THE R~ ; 1 ·~R T EX ?E CTE J TO H~.VE A l1AJOR I 1 : 1? f\ 8 T - - 0 ~,] C r N T I NU I I JG S T E EL NE : 0 T I H r I ON S • T Hr- STE E L CO~ J : ) / \ ~ ~ I E S Hi~ V I · l C AR ~ U E U UP T 0 NO \'I THAT t~ NY ? A Y I t· . CH E A SE - - ~ HO lJ L J BE ?E':CEJ T C A~ .\:f ~UAL :'FH~rucTIVITY !~'CREASE-- OF JUST T ~ JO PER CENT. THAT AHCUME N T-- NOW SE R IOU S LY WEA~E~En . U L IT 7ER T h 1s year•~ Pulit z er prlze s were a nnounced tod a y by Colum bia Univ e r s it y. The G o l d Mednl Awarl ror meritoriou s publi c se rvice - g oes to the Hutc h in s on, Kan sas , Ne w 8. T h e p ri z e fo r best local reporting -- goes to Melvin Ruder of the Hungry Horse News, a weelly at Columbi a . F, lls, Nont a na. Th e Pul l tzer Prize tn Drama goes to Frank D . Gilroy -- for hts play entitled "The Subject was Roses. " ,. ·· r~J:.~ I ,1. I i . t) FI ~ T C :-1 : R - - C F x:, ( · V O , l.J T 1~ H • 1. i r r) . F L E T c l:i E A - - A L o v E L Y u R o , J . J - E v En BR UN E T T E - - , v H () L 0 0 : < ("' F AR \ 0 U i - l C ER TH r\ ~ J HE R S E V L \' T Y - '"' E VEN Y EA R S • I '0 RE lli ?OR T A~J T--THE EXE( .i ?l IFIChTlON OF FA~- l lLY LIFE AT I TS VERY BEST--ACC O!lJ ING TC'l THE A MER I C A N MO T HERS COi 1M I TTEE. MR 5 . FLETCHER -- CREJITEJ ,JI TH CREATl~ J G A FAf lILY A Tf iQ r; ?HERE --" OF UNITY. CULTURE. L OVE , t::P I R ITU AL DE VOTION, 1- 1 UTUAL CO ( · 'F I DE ~CE . UNSl:-t F I ~ H SEH V I CE . PA TRIOTI~ M ANJ SHRE/0 JISC l . 'Ll 1l E . 11 SHE ' THE f. lOTH~R OF SIX CHIL tJ F~E1J -- INCLUDING FIVE sr~1c . ALL rr-=- T H ~I , E X T F~ E i :i E L Y : . U CC [ S 3 F UL - - I r I b U C' l N E S c:; AN r) ~ C I E NC F • C'l · J E OF T HE t -'1 - - L I ,< E HER HU r; B l 1 • ~ J J - - A ~-, 0 R LO F A 1- ' l OU ~ ? HY S I C I ST • H ~ H ~ ' ;, ,\ r J O T E C ;J L er ; ~ E V I T Y - - '"' , : , i) l. I r: !J BY T HE '"' r ~ l ,\I '"~ ~ cu n 1 T Y t\ . Ji \ 1 1 r, ! r r; TH i \ T I r N I N UA('Hlf\Jr:T 0' J. A R [."'(: f,T Tf l. T T IIEH[ ARE AJiER I ~,1'NS -- ;")AS T THE A~[ ('f: C~~[ - HUtJ JHEJ. THE si:-cRETS OF L r' ~~ LIFE --.JI ~CLO~ED BY THESE S O L:JEN ACERS--J r,~ REc- . >0 1 JC'E TO A ~OVER~Jf 1~N T QU E S T I ONA I HE. ONE OL J-T I f-1ER EX ~ LAINING THAT HE GOT T0 J E A HUNDRED-- BY FOLLmiING T~.l~~~~~:_;~¼-_l NEARLY AS ?OSSIBLE.A ANOTH~R BY Al~AYS LOOKING ON THE BRI~HT Sl0E OF THINGS. A THIRJ ATTRIBUTING HIS LO~G ANO HA?PY LIFE TO--Ac- . HE ?UT IT--"A S\J i r: OF 1 .-J INE I N T HE MOR \J I ~, J G - - AN 0 ANO THE R ~ ·• i I G AT NI~HT ." THE ~i E ';Jf. ~ AL~O O NE :Er~Tl Ei v lAN OF A HU1J JRE.J ? LUS-- vi HO RE ;) LIEJ I ~. THESE " 1 r: (~ r ·" HE - ~ E t A r : " - - C' A I J HE - - jiCF<JS : B y A v n , JI ~J~ f3L o~ J . )ES ." ?Ar.E 2--AGE ~HAT JO YOU TH I NK . O IC K -- WA~ HE B L A ~S I NG --OR COki?LAl N I NG'? FOR THAT I 1ATTER- -HO Vv ABOUT BRUNETTES? JUKE THE ~REAT C ST LOVE S TORY OF OUR TIME-- WAS REENACT En O~J T ~ ➔ F ~CR EE N TOO A Y IN LONOON. THI~ TH~ ?REMIER OF A NEW FILM CALIEJ--"A KING'c- ~ TORY." IN IT--THE JUKE OF ~JI ~JJSOR RECALL I NG THO~E HISTORIC EVENTS--THAT L~J U? TO HIS ABDICATION IN 1936. THE ~CREEN ENLIVE~EO BY SOME PRIVATE FILM FOOTA~E--MADE AVAILA~LE FOR THE FIRST TIME--BY THE DUKE ANJ HIS AMERICAN- BORN DUCHESS. BUT THE MOST REVEALING SCENES- -PERHA?S THO~E I tJ : JH I CH THE W KE HIMSELF--R~CALLS HIS REIGN AS KING EDWARD THE EI~HTH. THE REIGN THAT HE EXCHA~GED-- "FOR THE WOMAN I LOVE." AT ONE ?OINT--THE ~UKE R[CALLS SIMPLY: "I NC:VEH ! JIJ LIKE ·BUCKINCHAr1 PALACE. IT '.-.J AS VE RY JRAFTY - -A~JJ )O~-I E HO~i I ~OT THE IDEA THAT I 1 . IOU LtJi--J'T BE THERE VERY LO~JG." 1-.J , .• , , , t:' 1-.J n I J R 1 1 J:"