IIIDICARI Bou•• and lenale oont•r••• - toaa, •sr•ect on a o•pnal•• ae41oare blll. 6ne tb.al wMl~lillilllllllls- be pa11aect bJ bolb 8011••• ) / ' or Goner••• - and algnea tnto 1•• - :before tbe enc! ot tbe aonlh. lb• ooaproalae - lno1~a1ng an blatorlo prop-u or ■ed1oa1 o..,. tor tbe ~ IP'i•• 1aorea■e4 ■oo1a1 ■eoar1tJ • mi4 otbu •1rare btnet11a. At an espeotttt! 1nltliil. oo■t - ot about ala ) blllton ao11ara. CONrlRl:NOI Deten•• leoretar, A RL lloNa■ara an4 abueac!or-4ee1pale Btnry Cabot Lo4ge - returnee! toc,a7 to waahtnglon,, ~ 11•• the Prtalc!ent ana hla top adT1aora - • 4etdlt4 w1et1111 on Ic•a expect.a tbat llr. Jobh ■on wlll aborll7 nl•1 IL. lb• repor, - lo key Congr•••lonaJ. l•a4•., _,A{ong Id.lb~ reque■t for a Congre11lonal ••IM!•I• If' lo oall up rt1en•• - ne..iect lo t1:pl the war ln Ylet · - · lt IO - 11 would be Ua• nr,, •11ob oall-up - 1lno• It\• Berlin orlala ot _e.; . neletn 11&1,-one. - - Vlrt' NAA FOU.OW co· FERE CE Halt way around the globe - another B-52 attack toni g ht on that _!.One 12 ror death - 1n South Viet Nam. About tblrty ot the big bombers from Guam - blasting the oommuniat 1trong-hold with eome t1Te hundred ton• ot bomba. known. Beoauae ot the dar&Qeaa - result• not 1aed1ately That'll come at daybreak - when goYernment troop,~-fi; I\ probe the area. While 1n nearby 8a1gon - the nev weekly death toll i i ~ released today. z6olud1ng twenty-eight kler1oan deac! - on• I hundred wounded - and seven listed ae m1ea1ng or captured. That makes a total ot t1Ye hundred and seventeen Mer1oan dead - elnoe the U.8. entered the war 1n earnest 1n n1net••n~1zt7-one. HARRIMAN In Moeoow - American trouble-1booter, Averell Harriman - today met a second time with Soviet Premier loaygln. The oonterenoe - dealing presumably with Vlet Na.m anc, other worl~ 1aeuea - la ■ ting another hour and tort,-tlve minute■• Still no clue - as to tbe tenor ot their talk•) ,.lioept that today•• meeting ended Harriman•s eeoret mie ■lon to Noaoow - and he immediately cabled a report to Waehington. Harriman•• "hi4 ~~ :- - onl.1 ott1o1al ooaaent: •1 1 11 ha'fe a good statement later• - < ,aid he. Some ten thousand Greek etudent ■ - claahed w1th pol1oe to~•Y 1n Athena. In a prote ■ t d•on ■ trat1on aga1n1t the new go•ernment - or Pr•ier George AthadaaJ1&d.1;.::'No•••• Violenoe tollow1ng a apeeoh - by ousted Premier George Papandreou) .,Z'n wb1oh he obarged that h1a auooea■or - head.a la goTernment or tra1tora.• The olaah ap arentl1 the worat - a1noe the Greek pol1t1oal or1•1• t1rat tlared last week. OOLISERG Worl d reaction to the appointment ot Arthur Goldberg a• our new man at the U •• - both good - and not-so-good today. The cr1t1c1am - centered mainly 1n Europe. A Frankfurt new1paper, tor one, as1ertlng that Gold-erg•• apjointment - mean, that 1 the pol1t1oal importance ot the United Natlona 11 deoreaa1ng. • Hew1papers 1n both Parle and Rome - al10 questioning whether Goldberg can deal etreotiYely and impartlal.17 w1tb the Arab atatea. Neverthelesa, at the U.N. ltaelt - -~tat many 4elegatea - ' ~ -« Arabi among them - today balled the appo1ntaent _, ot ..._ ,( man v1th the atature; or a Juatioe ot · the u.s. Supreme Com-t. A.a to Goldberg•• lack or ezper1eno• ln lntematlonal ulploaao7 - thia oo•ent trom one U.N. ob1e"er: "Hls • - meaning Goldberg'• •three predeoeaaora at the U.N. autrered at r1r1t tro■ the eame handicap. But they did pretty well at the Job - a~d ao will be.• SUCCESSOR FOLLOW GOLDBERG Meantime, increased speculation today -- as to who will succeed Goldberg on the high court; the President having asked the Attorney General for a list of possible candidates. Who? We 1 re not told. Except that one name NOT on tt -- is that of Thurgood Marshall the prominent negro jurist who was nominated last week for the post of Solicitor General -- before the death of Adlai Stevei1son. And that I s the job he' 11 take -- said White House Press Secretary Bill Moyers. \ ox An e xperiment 1n c1v111zat1on - reported to d ay rrom th e University or Alaska. W1th the guinea pig - that ma oth must ox - native to the 1cy North. As t1rat part ot the experiment - an antbropolog1et named John Peal Jr. - ls playing nursemaid to a herd ot young ■uak ox that he captured himaelt) ..lfi hope• ot ore&t1ng • new breed ot domesticated animal - and thereby creating a new means or income tor tbe improYiahed lsk1mo. The tine wool undercoating or tbe musk ox ... aeen •• an excellent material tor light weight sweater• and other cold-weather garment■• Comparable to caablere - 10 we're told. And the u.s texti,l,le industry - •• well aa the Eatlao - alreaay ••1d to be extremely interested in the experiment. Reaeon - a cashmere goat yields about three ounoea ot wool a year. Whereas the musk ox - co••••• big•• a Tex•• longhorn steer. And Just one ot them - good tor about e1x pounds or th e same h1gb-qual1 ty wool. ' McCOI Seventeen-y e ai-ol d Ronald Timothy McCoy - ot logalea, Arizona - took over to ay as the newly-elected Preai ent or .. Boye Nation. As part of that wortahop - on the operation• ot the Fe eral government. •ponaored annually by the American Legion - and held this year at Colleg~ Par~, Maryland. Ronald Timothy McCoy - 4~" that name aound taall1art It abould. He'• the eon ot old time cowboy 1tar - Tia McCoy. A 1traight-shooter - i t there •••r waa one. PAROLE From Oedar Rapida, Iova - the••~ tale or Harley J. letbart, Jr. An ex-convict vho tound hie new freedom - Juat too much or a trial. Ioung lethart aening a , term tor oheok-kitlng - vhen he vaa paroled on condition ~at be atay out ot future trouble. But atter a brlet taate ot liberty - he told autbor1tle• he didn't think be collld live up to the condition• ot h1• parole. He wanted to go baok - to the 8tate Pen1;ent1ar7. ~~ A thiett Y••• But prowea , , . . .,. that there la in4ee4 - I l \ ) ~ ' honor among tb1••••• Some - at leaat. FASHION A taah1on note next - tro■ lw••• Where toda,'• tall d1apla7a d1aclo■ed that Italian dea1gnera - baTe ap p arentl1 toreaaken the apaoeaan look - 10 popular ot late. The booted, bare-kneed, tube-ahaped apaoe-helmet1d atJle ot earller mowing• - d1acarded 1n taTor ot pleata, tr1lla, ruttle• and feather■• 81pbaa1&lng what one dea1gner called - 1 the aottnea• ot women'• eaay 11nea.• "The woman we haTe in mind• - aa1d he - 1 1• the woman who thlnu the moon 1• not a i,eat1nat1on. But rather aometbing - that abed• a nattering llgbt.• LTP.1965.07.21i.pdf LTP.1965.07.21ii.pdf