\IOSCOH \I o ,, . ./ 1t " " I , I !J 7 n N t' 11 l' n r ~•, N ,, 11 1 Yo r /,• EX(' it,·,,,(_',, I i II \I,,.,,. u 11 1 • TI, t' /{ I' ' Ill f i II ll II II O II ll C i 11 ).f loda_, , - ii .Ii nil mr11111t'd spac:c fli,:hl iu se1·c11 months. Shu w i 11 ~ 111 o I i •• s o.f I h e I a 11 11 ,. I, - o II R II s · ; a 11 T \ 1 • The Soviets' Soy II z - Nin c s I>" c e c 1 · a.I I - c" r r y i 11 K I II o cos m o""" ls in to earth orbit; allhoug/1 /heir missio,z rcmai11s as yel - a closely- guarded sec1·ct. B.\' lhc "ay, U.S. astronaut Neil Armstrong - the "first man 011 the moon" - was a visitor toda}' in tire Moscow, area. Meeting with Soviet cosmonauts - in their home base at nearby Star City. However, the Soviet press virtually igfloring his arrival - which meant that only a scant fe"' •ere aware of his presence. BA T 1/U ------- IV a ,. 11 c ll s f ,. o m S o II I It e a s I A s i a I e I I s I o du _\' of u 11 a ti e m p I h _,, c II e III y f o ,. c.· c s - I o r e c I a i m a III a_; o r s I u >: i II g area the y 1·ecc11tly fled. This iu th e Ba Thu area - i'1side -,r , .,~~ ~ Cam bod i a • < A .. P pare II l I.\ ' tff f i ,. s I s I e /J · i II a 11 e w th re a t - aimed al Allied bases;,, S011/h Viet11am's P1carb.\' Mekong - Del ta. You may recall - the Ba Thll regio,r serving as one ~ i -1 l .- .. ) 1~, ~ ; :L . of the first targets - ~•••••"""•'"(U.S. and South Vietnam es e o fJ er a ti o nt inside Ca m b o d.i a . In fact, Allied troops reportedly killing a thousand Viet Cong - ;,. tltree days of fighting there early last montl,. Howeuer, Allied forces have since bee,i 1oithdrawn - for the ,nost part; a11d now th. e en e ,n y in the 10 or d s U. S. int ell i gn e c e - a tt em fl ti,. g to "worm his way" back in · . SAN CLEMENTE --------------- W-er-~ o-,, oa.T or ,r shores - 71,e California White House said today I II at U. S. air strikes i II side Cam IJ o d; a - will cease a11tomatically with the withdrawal of U.S. grot11td troops. This, in effect, setting a June Thirtieth deadline - f o r · U • S • b o m bi ,, g r 11 »• s in s 11 pp o r t of So u th V; e t n a m es e forces operating in Cambodia; after which the Sai~on troops - if they choose to remain - ·would be strictly on their ow11. At the same time though, tire White Ror,se refusi11g to rule out completely - a possible later resumption of U.S. air strikes. S11ggesting that, i11deed, such would be t•• case - if U.S. tyoops in South Vietnam were ever agai,e tlareatened by Communist a~tivities in Cambodia. SENATE Ex a c I l _ ,. I II e " l y y e a rs ll K o I ll i s d a t e - S e "a to r Margrn ·c t Chase Smith deli ered h e,· f amous "Declaration of Co11s c ie11 ce " speech ; thus b cc omi11g 011e of the first in C o11gress - :o atta c k publi c l y the tactics of Senator Joseph McCarth) ' · Asserting at the time that "McCarthyism" was sparked by "anti-intellectuals - who were mostly guilty of know-nothing atlit1tdes." Now - Senator Smith . st,eak~ ttP again. that anti-war militants and campr,s extremists - are ~ . ; . u - ~ ~ seemingly bent on "t,olartztng" the entire nation,· tw:-T, forcing tire American people - to make a "narrow choice ~ 1 k(d ~~ , between anarc., and ret,ress~on . "~ "If that lltoice laas to be made - make no mistaker.the American people will choose repression - e v e11 if with reluctance and misgivings." BE/SAN In Lile Middle East - lite f:;raeli border low11 of Beisan 11ear lite S ea of Galilee - was ltit 1,y fen rockets toJay in less titan a minute . The missles fired by ,11 al gr,erillas - operaling out of Jordan. One of the shells - hitting an Israeli school yard; killing instantly a nine-year- old girl - seriously injuring several of her playmates. This - promptly followed by a series of Israeli air strikes; against A,alt targets i,i Jordan - also, Leba,so,s and Egy/)L Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan - who later visited Beisan - frtrtlter threate,sing more to come. Dayan asserti,sg : "The terro · rists don't mind killing childr• - the Jordanians and Iraqis are helt,ing them - so roe ar, hitting back." LIMA Lima, Peru - the dt>ath loll ;,, that Peru, iatz earthquake - still climbing 1 Y---k.7!:11ty ~ ~ with the nation's oldest newsfJafJer - El Comercio - fJredicting toda y tl,e ltU"--4 Jig11re eawl#"WeU r e ach Ji v e thousand. / The quake's path of destntction - co v ering an area more titan six hundred miles. abo11t a hundr · ed and fifty miles w . ide. Stretching from the Pacific across the Andes - all tlle way to tlle Amazon. PENTAGON H e ,. c a I It o m e a g a ; 11 - a ,. e p o r l I o d a .\ ' t /1 a t I h r e e R ,,. s s i a tt Na vy sh i /J s - It ave j II s t /Jass e d with; ,i fifty miles of the Louisia,ia coastline. These ittcl1tdi11g - according to tile Pe11tago11 - a Rllssia11 Sllb , a g1tided missile cruiser and also an accompanying lanker. The three vessels comprising laalf of that Soviet task force - that etJr ' lier visited Havana. Now taking the long way home - via the Gt,lf of Mexico. SUPREME COURT --------------- ( .J ,-tv .J E I s e " It e r e i u W a s II i 11 ,: I o 11 - I l1 e S up r e m e 1-- ' o cl a _v s i d c s I e P /J e d a II o t lte r d e c i s i o 11 - cl ea I i II g w i th l 11 e Constitutionality of the death penalty. B.v a v ote of six- to-one !, delaying a co,zsideratio11 of the issues until the fall 4 term; when - with the seatin~Justice-elect Harry Blackm1111 ~ ~ the High Tribunal t,resumablJ ' will again be at full strength. In other cases decided tod&1y - the Sllt,reme Court upheld the right of high school students ~ to wear their hair "at any length or in any desired manner;" tt also ruled that a Federal Cor,rt may bar a labor walkout - if it constitutes a violation of a bona-fide no-strike agreeme,ct. t(_~ re v e rs in g a pre vi o us S II pre m e Co u rt r" ling -,1 b a :r:- Tllis last h -Y,uneteen -Sixty- Two. .. WALL STREET 011 IV,, 11 S I rec I - I I, c s Io c k m a ,. k e I Io o k u fJ a g a in I o d a .\' - j II s I a b o II I If h e 1• c i I I e f I off I a s l u e e k ; w i l I, t h e Do w Jo ,., e s i 11 d ,, s l 1· i a l s s /1 o w i 11 g a n o th e r It e a I t h }' g a in - j11mfJi'1g 11early te11 poi,its. That makes a lolal increase of nearly eighty points - over the past four trading sessio,.s. How does tlaat sou , nd Warren? TORONTO U/J North - in Toronto - lite S/1111/men'.'> Council of Ca11ada ltas ju ... / elected a new preside11t : ,vho l11rns out to be pretl y , _voung Mari-Lou MacD011ald - who is also th . e only f e ma I e me m be r of I he s tu 11 t :m e,, 's gr o u /J • The lovely Miss MacDonald coming to her new assign,nent - by virtue of a background incl11ding credits as a cit ampion rodeo rider, an accomplished parachi,tist, a,i exr,ert skier - also, an escape artist, a wing-walker and an ''aq1ta-nut;" on top of which slie doubles occasionally - as a high-faslaion model. lncideNtally. one of the first q11estions aslled of tll• ne., Madame President: "What do you think of tl,e Wonte11'• Liberation movement?" Miss MacDo,eald answering riglat back - "no, thanks." The lady stuntman explaining: "I waNt men to open dooYs for me - I want men to carry ~.1 luggage. "