VIETNAM EPERGENCY IN VIETNAM. REPORTS FROM liHE FIGHTING FRONT - TELLING TODAY OF A DRISTIC IUPPLY PROBI.Effl. THE RESULT CfilbJL& A SUDDEN STRUCTURAL DEfECT ~ FOUND IN 40% rf ALL U, S. ~JNE HELICOPTERS IN VIEf:NAPl; THE OfES THAT HAVE BEEN CARRYJfli FOOD, WAl!E~~ON - TO EJ1BATTILED LEATHERNECKS AT CON THIEN AND ~AT BATTLE SCARRED D."1.Z. THE (lllflJI CHOPPERS ORDERED G , ROONDED - BECAUSE THEIR TAIL, ASSeet.lES MERE FALLING AP~T. l£A~IN6 Tl£ !BJEl:EPENIOT ~r ON ARP1Y HB.ICCfTERS m FILL THE ~ 1 .. na •RA.L . . , EtolGff, LEADHli TO ESTABLISIIDf - · OF A STRICT PRIORITY SCfBULE. A MARINE SUPPLY OFf.lCBt SAV-t~• f 11B "f .._U aT£N FOR 00 OR 'THREE DAYS • W . 'In TO • ~ -- ntEV'WE BEIDGURED A■ IJ.'IDER- AffQ - ME &IVE THEM MIIJNlnON. • •nmfusE J- 8N 8YA 8WN S"~ PRESIDENT JOHNSON TODAY PRESENTED THE DL OF HONOR TO ANOTHER HERO OF VIETNAM. nt efftflllllES AT THE WHllE HOUSE - THE PRESIDENT PRAll'U«; ARMY SGT. DAVID DOLBY ff OAK, PENNS~bVANIA_,FOR COURAG& ABOVE AND BEYOND THE CALL OF OOTY, AT THE SME tlME - · lflts IS A~ A MM¥ F8R •11• - SAID LBJ. " ADDlflh- NO ONE HATES WAR AND KILLING - ~ THAN I D01 BUl WE HAVE TO FACE THE HARD Rf.Atlft • 1'1AT ONLY MILITARY ~ER CAN HAtT A&GRE~ION All MAKE A PGLllltAL ~iflo,t PO~IBLE, 0 l!ATER. THE PRESIDOO OFFICIATED AT ~!!"!fl i'aJ#tSTALLlNG ~lm 11\SHINGTON AS THE Dlilgjf~IA'S FIRST,."PIAYOR• ,1'111111111 INDEED, FIRSt NEGRopi.~ OF ANY MJOR U, S, PIETROPOLIS, SAID THE PRESIDENT: •THIS IS THE DAY - AND THIS IS THE VEAR - THAT THE DJSffllCl FMEqGES lt4 ntF. WflRUl OF 1"E l'fFNTIETH CENTURY," STILL. LATER - THE PRESIDENT FLYING HCl'lE TO TEXAS, TO SEE FOR Hlr1SEtF - THE DEVASTATION FROM HURRICANE BEULAH. PH I LADELPH I A G<WERNOR R<"1NEY OF MICHIGAN .. ANOTHER CROSS COUNTRY TMYrlER-- TOOAY ~ ARRIVING IN PHILADELPHIA - WHERE HE PRtlfTl:.Y RENBfED DEBATE ON THIT CELEBRATED ~INWASHJr«;" INCIDENT~ THE GOVERf«lR TAKlt«; NOTE OFASTATFJIENT YESTERDAY - BY BATOR THRUSTON flllRTON OF KENTUCKY, INDICATUli \fflAT HE CALLED - A ' "RECENT REVERSAL OF POSITION• ON Vl~THM, THIS PRO<f SAID RflfflEY .. THAT IJRTON"WAS MISL.EI)" THAT ll. Q CONCLUDES FU8THER .. ''ntE PRESIDENT WAS f11SL£Di" WHICH WQULD f'f"AN, IN TURN - THAT THE PRESIDENT "MISLED THE APERU:AN PEOPLE. · • IIE DECl!ARI.-;, TIDEBORE, TMT Dfort, TOO - HAD BEEN fflE Vl<illflt OF A "BMIMMSH·. IN one lfORIJS .. SAID HE .. THE Y.lctlffl OF A •SNOW JOB, MISREPRESENTATION, NEWS MNIP.ULATION,• UNITED NATIONS AT THE UNITED NATIONS IN NEW YO'RK - FRANCE AND INOONESIA OOINED •v IN THAT SWELLING 'STOP THE BOf'lBINGn , f10VEP1ENT. RAI . SING to SEVEN THE NON-CortlUNIST NATIONS - WHO, IN LESS THA 1 N A NEB, HAVE URGED AN END TO U, S, AIR RAIDS OYER r«JRTH VIETNM. FRENCH FOREIGN MINISTER COUVE DE MURVJLLE SAYING THE ONLY ALTERNATIVE - WAS •FOR STERILE AND INDEFINITE PURSUIT , Of FIGHTING,• Fl6HTJri - SAID HE - THAT COULD ffJT LEAD TO Affmll1&: IIIXJNESIAN FOREIGN MINJS1£R ADM l'ALJK i" GOING STILL FURTHER, CALLit«; FOR Aff l"1ED . IATE AND tftcOND . JT'IOML trm - TO THE B<IIUli (f flJRTH 'llETNN'l: Oft THE GROUNDS THAT THE Yl£11WESE PEOfU NJST: SETTLE • ttEI R OWN PR08191S - W . ITHOUT EXTERML INlEIFERENC£. BELGRADE Ii Flm BELGRADE, YUGOSLAVII COMES lWf S J ORY TODAY - OF,~E WORD at, nTOUREX-TQURISM,H WHAT IS IT? THE FIRST COPtlERCl~L EXHIBITION EVER SPONSORED RY THE U, S, DFPA , ~~ENT OF CnJflERCE ~ IN CIJftlNIST EASTERN EUROPE, D'NED TO SH(M THE IRON CURTAIN's mJRTAIN - HOW THEY.-a TOO, . _ THRIVE 8 1 N AMERICA : N TOURIST DOll.LARS I fll)RE THAN FIFTY U, S, FIRMS -TAKING PART IN THE EXHIB ' ITS. SHlJfJr«i THE l!ITESTi IN tRAVEL ACC(Jfl()DATIONS - TOURIST FACILITIES: EVERYTHING FROf'l COOKING EQUffllNI TO LAuat MCHINES - FRCl'l ICE MAKERS TO TRAMPOl.JNES, LOOKING TCIIARD THE DAV WHEN AN A"1ERICAN TOURIST rAN TRAVEL FROf'l THE Af.lANTIC TO THE URALS - IN STYl!.E AND Cort=ORT ALL THF WAY I MT. MCKINLEY SOME EIGHT WEEKS AGO, IN MID-SUMMER, YOU MAY OR MAY NOT RECALL, THERE WAS A TRAGEDY HERE IN THE NORTH, O.N r1T, MCKINLEY. IN FACT, THE NUMBER ONE TRAGEDY IN THE HISTORY OF AMERICAN MOUNTAINEERING. EVEN O THE MYSTERY HASN'T BEEN SOLVED. TWO GROUPS, WANTING I SCALE AP1ERICA'S HIGHEST PEAK - 20,000 FOOT MCKINLEY - WERE ABOUT TO TACKLE THE MOUNTAIN AT THE SME TIME. THE PARK-ITIES SUGGESTED THEY MAKE IT A JOINT EfFORTi, WHETHER DISSENTION PLAYED ANV PART, I ONLY KfOf THE RIJ10RS. BUT, DISSENTION IS NOT Al All UNUSUAL ON EXPEDITIONS. AT AtN RATE, THEY BROKE UP I ~ GROUPS WHEN THEY GOT ord,tE f'IJUNTAIN UP AROUND l2,000 FEET,AMIN BASE ACTUALLY ON MCKINLEY.~ FIVE OFJ!~'lw~h~ TO THE TOPI AND MCK.~ .. • THE OTHER SEVEN · ~ THE FOLL<MING DAY, NONE OF THEfsiiaYIVED, 11r LAS~/- s1x'EVIDENTLY HAD REACHED THE ~IT. ~VIE ONE MAN WITH MOUNTAIN SICKNESS IN A TENT Ar 17,000 F'~THERE HE WAS ~~E"D, THE OTHERS WERE HEARD FRCl'l BY RAOl;"ABOUT TO DESCEtlD, 1 THEY WERE CAUl;HT IN A STORf'l, LATER, A RESCUE PARTY SPOTTED TWO fI Ill BODIES. SINCE THEN EVEN THOSE TWO HAVE VANISHED. All SIX UNDER AT l!.EAST SIX FEET OF SNCM, HIGH UP ON MT. MCKINLEY. · VETERAN AlASKAN MOUNTAINEERS ARE MUCH CONCERNED ABOUT THE WAY 111 JHt CLIMB~ THE "OUTSIDE" COME NORTH AND TACKLE THL~ GREAT MOUNTltN. !f REALLY KNOWING WHAT THE FROBL01S IRE THEY JIIE TO FACE, A PLA~I IS AFOOT TO INSIST ON ALL CUPIBERS BEING SCREENED, ,,. MT, f1CKINLEY (CONTD) • THOROUGHLY BRIEFED, AND THEIR EOUlPMENT tHECKED, BEFORE ALL<IIJNG THEPl ON MT. MCKINLEY l'N THE FUTURE. FOR ONE THI~, JUST ONE OF MANY THl'ft6S, , .. ~ , - ,,. • JJ THEY SHOOLD m · HOW TO MAKE AN ~ OF BLOCKS Of SQ. BECAUSE OF THE Wlll)S AND TEMPERATURE'S- Off . • f'1CKINlf.Vi, IF YOO ARE CAU&H1T IN A STORPl, AND YOU ARE IN A TENT HIGH UP THERE ON THE ROOF OF 0TH #ERICA, YOUR CHANCES OF SURVIVAL MY BE 'lllllS L • DETROIT ON THE FASHION FRONT - A MINISKIRT Mm/llflf ' AGAIN MKES NEWS TODAY. THE MINISKIPT IN OOFSTION - THAT OF A JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ART TEACHER IN SUBURBAN DETROIT. HOPE PAU1ER - 24 - A FORMER DEL: WALKING DCMN A SGtKlOL CORRIDOR - WHEN SHE WAS STRUCK FR<Jl BEHIND BY THE GRANlll)JHER OF ONE CF HER PUPILS. AS THE IRATE GRANIJ10THER LATER EXPLAINED IT - SHE GAVE THE TEACHER •A GOOD, SWIFT KICK IN fflE RF.AR;-( TO DRIVE HM THE POINT - TffAT ~ISKIRTS AR£ "A SYP1BOL OF Ifft>RALIW, GRANNY ADDlr«i: •1 DID"FOR LOT~ OF 6RANDf'1AS - FOR A lOT OF DECEND GRANDMAS EVERYWHERE." • ' WHICH FIGURES, , WA , RREN - •CAUSE SHE CERTAINLY DIDN'T 00 IT FOR US GRANDPAS, DID SHE?• PARIS FOLLOW DETROIT ALL OF WHICH BRINGS US UP TO THIS NFXT - FROM PARIS: WHERE FRENCH FILP1 STAR BRIGITTE B . ARDOJL . - . T~Y CELEBRATED HER THIRTY-THIRD BIRTHDAY. ~dlf~ 33 - PRACTICAtt.Y A GRANDf1A HERSELF. AND WHAT CHANGES HAVE MTURITY BROUGHT ~ -_ INJHE LIFE OF THE FORPlER "SEX KITTEN•? BRIGitTE BAROOl - - 8'~fo HER FRENCH FRIENDS - ANSWERING THAT SHE HAS DEVELOPED AN INTEREST (f LAT£ - IN THE FINER THINGS OF LIFE: - If ART .. LITERATURE - PHILOSPHY - SERIOOS MUSIC AND SO ON. fAt IJ4V A JOKE? NOT AT ALL - SAID B.B. ABDlilf; THAT HBt lllll!SI IN THESE AREAS IS "JUST AS GENUINE# - AS THE INTEREST IV/IE FANS MVE DISPLAYED IN CERTAIN OF HER AREAS, S v ~ ' 1 ~~1 ~ . ~!!fi.tll~J)~~ )<F/J)f:J: ~ ' ~ AI-Y- IA--t-\11'\. }