TIMES f s ~ o f /he U S v ersus T/1 e New York Times - a brief affyway. Bill • • • • • • • • a growing clamor. Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield " for o,ee - Pledging a ft1ll in v estigutio,r and full disclosure of all •.,J?.d• ■ •• I he fa ct s. Se•ator Church -,.. of Idaho series - colll11g governme11t allemf)t, o s1<f)f)ress 71ie Times "J1otlaiJ1g less than ce,rsorshif, of the press." Settator Hto,epl,rey of Mi,uaesota - sayi - ng "the great loss is tlae lou 111 co11fidence In the gover11menl. "~~~ 1i> ~~ ~ ~ Q - t ~ A ~ I J.... ~ •~~ lf+r; dti&, De& ■ ,.,s11laberger- a publ i sher of TIie TiMes - retur•ing h•rriedly from a vi sit to L 011do~ ..,.,@1 arrival d' -4'1A~ Th ZI .. " • • • • he Times stories had shown ans a; u rr p u.,, a • • , - ~ I/tot Previous Democratic administrations - ~ • ~ G , 11 • deeper and deeper inlo the war;" a /net whichA..could ~ib~~+~~~. --- PRESS FOLLOW TIMES Meanwhil e the world Press - was also playing it big. The Sydne Daily • Mirror in Australia calli,ag lhe Times disclosures a clear indictment of (C t•ote, President Johnson's hypocrisy; which can >) bri,ag ,ao •••lll ,r.- comfort -- it co,atinued -- "to tlae relatives of Australia's dead and maimed in Viet Nam." , -~~ Tia• Soviet news agency Tass that this confirms - " tll•I ''the U S deliberately escalated a,ad broade,aed •••-- llostililies; and tl1us virta,ally "dragged the A•erica• people - into tl1e dirty war in lado Cl,i,1a." .,,.Jf..re o• our own shores - The Boston Herald---'4. •ggestif1g ti at "a member of Ille Ke,anedy team - "'•Y liave been involved somellow if• Tie Times scoop." SENATE Sha down in the Senal e. With a ote today - after a we e k ' s deb a t e - - on t ha t prop o s e d Ha t fie l d - . V c G o ~ ~ m e n l ; lhe one lhal would ha e forced • U S troop withdrawal from Jii.MiN1~0PIIJ••••• Vietnam - as of January One. The Senate turni,eg it down flat - by a vole of fifty-five to forty-two. McGover,a-Hatfield amendment """ "41:FP le Jc 11 I 11.at, /J:ri. ~ e c l t n g a com1>rom lse tlate of .Tu,ee one, Nineteen Seventy TWJo - by a margit1 of fifty-lNJo lo forty-four. PHNOM PENH # F ~ ~~~<J:J-~ l ■ 1•.- f•)Fl&Uif •~ Cambodia~rfi:e1 rv ■ h qwbe for the town of Srang - a6a11, twenty-five miles southwest of Phnom Pen lz. This foll owing a Viet Cong co••aNdo tJI ■ raid on the northern outskirts of the capital itself. 1 1 ut ea =ase rocket aNd •ortar men P • 1 r :;%~ •• succeed ;t'; ■ ?ar:1,1# r t:IYSg, •ltalf4f!ircl;••cmnil the city. /le110JlAc~ a conslitulio11al convention today in Pltflom Penlt) • .,., Prime Minister Designate Sirilf Malak - -cal,"1,- for official adoption of a new ,,,,,.ocralic for• of gover•me.Jtt. J,. lite process, cltargh1g tltat tlte regi•e of deposed Prt•e Silaano11k - - 111as - "t lte bloodiest dictatorial • rule Ca,,. bodia ltas ever known." Adding "in effect, never agaiN." ECONOMICS On the U S economic front - things are looking .,,,, The U S £_Ommerce Department reporting today - n sllarl> htcrease in personal income las, n.anth; also a co,ethauing advance - in the number of privale housing starts. According to Assistant Commerce Secretary Baroid Paster-- this clearly reflecti,ag "the effects of alt eco,aomic expansion." SPACE Sal y., t Cosmo na u Is are now completing their eleventh , .I ·•III '"•' n J -.l:l:l . . 1;• - dur - - - recordft'iglrteen da'1s, set e11 1 Fo rv ■ r• en a,_- A ., by Bassia just a year ago. CAPE KENNEDY FOLLOW SPACE •au, ~re at home - an1JAs: electrical storm •I ce,e Ken,aedF with a bolt of lightni,ag - hitti,ag tl,e for Fiftee,a Moo,e rocket. to111ej(~ Ille U S At,ollo t ' w • ~~ '-ta t,t, en e d ,· • .4•--•a:::a::::id=::IRllallE:11 ,..,...., ~ " n • - U::P,,t 1¥:J' ..... ••••ly.-.foe,r llours. St,ace officials later t,ostt,o,ei,eg a •n••ber of tey ,r,-fligltt tests - at least till Friday. ••-•• Es,l•i•l•g that Ille Moon sllit, was at,t,are•tly ••da•aged - ••• tlae y i•I end to double c lteck every t lai•g je,sl Io •••• ••re. NEW ORLEANS . . An eigllt day rock music festival - sclleduled lo be lleld someNJhere on an island h1 Ille Mississit>l>i River~ officially bt11u1ed today by the stales of Lo11isia,aa and Mississippi. •• r E . . _ Louisiat1a's GotJer,aor McKeilhet1 voNJiflg lo evict perso,aally - GB 11, 1u,t it, "at1y lot1g-laaired, dot>e grout> a,aarcllist," •llo ,rj!t'o circ,o•vet1I Ille bat1. TIie Gover,sor also alle•t>li,cg lo ble,,ct i,c •4•••ce, a,cy se,ggestio,a tl1al llis actio,as •ere racially ,noU11aled. Observit1g of early arrivals: "Tllere •••'t ,, .. ., • blaclt face ;,. tlae cro•d - its all.,._ NJllite trasll)~#,,f • • •• •lf •..--,e;• NEW YORK ...,.. The lime, Jul y Nineteen Thirty Six - for •a11y - a whole lifetime ago. The place - Madrid - ,., 1>alacial home of Don Juan de Selgas Y Mari,e. Witl, a band of Spanish lefli•ts taking adva,itage of Ille t1• S/)a,cisla civil war; it111adi,ig tlte premises - ra,isacti,cg tie, lo••• a,ed gro1u1ds. Carti,ig off, a•o,ig otlaer tlti,cgs - a 1ixl•••llt ce,ct11ry El Greco; o•e of St>ai,c 's ,eatio,eal •rl lreas•res - Ille fa•ed Ass11m1>tion of tlae Virgi,e. W,.a, laat>t>e,aed lo it after tltat • laard to tell. Bxce1>t tl&at tlae 1>ait1tit1g - fi•ally Made its way so•elao• lo ,,,, u s. ,..,,, 7i,e F B I aflflOIIJICiflg today ;,. New Y o r i ~ lias recovered tli C Masterp;ec~ •• IHiQJ lilln'. A 1 &1 I c etlJit MIU tt !# still i• good co•ditio•. ~ fJnDll'AaC ' val•e r- once set at a •illio1t - but ,eow - - we are told -- "out of s-ight." TERRIS Ni l>Vi:r Ellaline Terris r::', tl,, 1,-• 1,,.;g111.- star in Britis'fn-usical comedy - from 1111 Gay Ni,reties through World War 0,re, - ~ cat,ttvalhtg ,,..,, '4- retired lo t>rivate life -4' as tlie .,ife of f•••d British sltowman Sir Seymour Hicks. EtJefltMally let,•g e,t, t,ai,ali,ag al ag~st"v,,ly three - witla lier ~ l•l••I slaowA ,.,_ a year ago at av •i.J!.!lY-•..!.!..•· Now - Ille e,ad. Ellali,ae Terris t,assl•g aw•y 10,•y '• a Lo,ado• llospilal - of co•IJHcallo,as 1•e ~- r•••U of a /ract•red lai~ Tl,e o,ae ti•e first lady of tlae BrUis/t slage {age one ll••dred. LEICESTER, ENGLAND Leicester, England - the strange case of J••o• Hildrew -- age seve,eteen months; who, for .- M . . . •early Ital/ his life, had bee,e u,aable to keep ,011• o,ey food, escept milk a,ed yogurt. And tl,e,e - •• •••••••••••• s-ray sltowing N/> i• tlte yowngsters l•••rd• -- a fjn, mai,espri•g from a ~ clock. Well, to make a lo,cg story slaort - lite spri,cg •••r•ll laeallll, •t 1• ■ 'II /)ardo• tlae espressio• - . . ~ ,, ••••d as a clock.