Cf OO y Qi) ' h l a b t e n R u s · a a a R c i n t J t .. re •" 2. ,, · : b:y · c ·. n e ..,e t t m e nt r e J e t n a R ..,::, n n t t o n - - to att n t ~ o 1 C 1 t p t - . o mmun r : c o n x t ~ e t te rn n t B c r i b e a th. m o b i t t e r , m o t r e n ti c v r- m a d e in t he h i • t o r y 0 t n o ov , t ( 1 ·p ut e . P ek n g ! a r l n tat Ru· :.; a ha ' w o r ke han i n glo ve t h t h U n t d ta e n a w 1o l ·eri c · o f rt eals. I T ha t Ru J ev e n no w ct i v ~ l y t r n to buil d a ring o f e n r l e m e n t - r ou n d o c a l J t C n a . Tat Ru s i a ha 3 C rl ; ba n o n ' t e pa t 0 M a r .:, ffi an c n l ni s m - - an d h a n ot sh ·n t h e s 1 1 h t t r e n t a n c "O r n t o e ml n o l o .:, t ... t h C h ne "e t . e r e b c o m m u n c t · 1 ~ " o m or l a: to 1 s p l t nto tw o r f o r o r J --- - - --- - - - - - - - - - - = - - - - "' ci an o n T O wa o Jpel l e o ut in de ta 1 to·a . , nt J o n o n . n r es p o n to · b b y DeG ulle of n u t le t h N TO lllanc e . T ent Soe rtlng that N T O collectlv strength 1~ mi t t arsenal n the wo rl T h e bet pos ible su r ne e - - t h t there will b e no war in Eun op e . T he Un te State t h u de termin e sai d he - to pr erve nd to s trengthen 11 the N A TO alliance. To o so hop fully - · with t h e help of France. But, without her - t f n e c ess ar y. I T O T l - an o n T O w 3 ..,p e l l e o ut i d t a 1 t o ay . J n o • n r e p o n to b b D e G ull e o f n u t l e t e N TO l lian c e . T e n s e rtin g t h at N T O ' co llecttv tr e n g th t ~ t a r se na l n the orl Th e be t p os lble ., ur nc t h t t here will be no war in E nnop e . T he Un t Stat e t h u determin e - sai d h e - to pr e rv n to s trengthen 11 the NATO alliance. To o so ho p f ull y - · wit h t h e help of France. But, without her - i f nec ess ar y. PI , n n t o , y ashi n ton that o m mu ni s t ts 'l ... r 1 n to t up P. ring -- in t he U.S. tate D pa rtment . .iou h r rumors o that, befor e? T h s t me it from s-- l o bo a hi - n k ing Hun arian s p who defe ct e to th Un t e t t e last October: in s ecr et te s ttmon -- b efore H ou se rm S rvtc es Subcommittee. s ~ abo d cla ring that his principal f un c tion -- was t o learn everything po s sible about the St a te Department -- and the people who work t h ere: expecially anyone wh o might have b e n born in Hung ~ r y -- or might have a s pecial interest 1n tat co untr y. SovJe t agenst s t il l assigned to the operation are cap~ble o u i n g n y te ch ni que · 1 - - sai S - abo. " Blackmail, threat s a atn t rela t ives, m o ne y , w omen -- anything t ha t will wor l ' . ' VIET M Da N a n n Hu e -- the two large t c lt ie in central Vi e t Nam n e arl, paral y ~ e to day b y g eneral strikes. Th e t , o cite currently beset b y a s erie s o f Bud hist emonstratlon s - - both anti-Saigon an d anti- merican in natur e . A t one point - a group of Bu dhlst students sei 1 lng the Da Nang ra d io station ; where for fifteen minutes -- they broa c ast repeated calls for a return to civilian goverment. Soldier guarding the station -- supposedl y lo y al to Premier K y .-- refusing to intervene. On the fighting front U.S. Marines today completed a mo~-u~ in the wake of that Operation Texas 11 in Quang Ngai Province 1scov e ring the bodies of numberous Viet Cong -- h a s til bu r ! d b y their fleeing companion The toll of enemy e a ~ n th e op e ra t ion -- now et at more t h an f iv e h un r e . V TIC N t t e V ti an i R -- n ome -- that histor i c me eti n g toda bet e n ope Paul a nd t he Angl ican rc h b is hop of Canterbur y. Teto pr e l ate vo ing a oi n t u~ t - for a worldwide h ri tian u ri tt y . Sealing t he ple ge - wi t h a ceremonial k s of p eace. ' F i tting climax to the first offlclal meet ng n our- h un d re years -- between the heads oft e Roman Cat h olic Church an the head o f the Anglican Church, which broke with Rome centuries ago. 0 a es o T h omas Bec k i t t - - an H nr, y the E ight h . a bit T h e vat an ceremony todas was m ar re d/ by thr ee Br it ish Pr ot es tant s , ho f ir st he c k led the Arc bishop -- dur ing a Ho l ommunir,1 s erv ce , an d lat e r trie to emon trate in t. P ; t e r S u a r ~ - - be o re t h e y wer e fi n a ll y removed by po l ice. INDON I . merican n ew men were back on t h e J ob to ay in In . one ia, or t h e fir s t time since Sukarno or ·~ country - earl y this year. e m ou t o f the Fir t direct o rd from Ja ka rta - new that Re d China has recal e all o its top diplomats rom In ones!. Apparently b ee us o t wave of anti-communism - n o w sweeping the untr y . In o rmed so urce asserting that P~ k lng wants to know why - wh t went wrong? U KE A ot h r P r of s tr o n earth ua e s ln Northern C h na - r o t e to a y} Ra lo ekin g . The tr e mor s at t o hav e cause d h e v am e - nan area b a re l y recov e r e rom earll r shock s . H o e e , l o o l i l' e 1.'.) reporte d ' 11 ht e r ' ' t h 1 time - w e ea r u te: -- b c aus of r ec ent precautionar y mea s ures . •· P . IN . ma i u m e fort t o recover t h at merican H - Bomb of f t he c oat of pain · - t o be ma e tomorrow. Th e U. S . Nav y reports only -- that it hopes to move the b mb short~j. From the side of a subterr a nean gully -- to an a ace nt plateau, from where it can be raised, they hope. T t I n t o , e n o c t le an owns paral.Y L. . un <i r s o !' L ... r ., t e · to'a r o m b·a k a to th e Gr a t Lake . vicious bl l z _ ar to s~ e p the Upp er in 1 s~ ta n t h r ee ~ee k s. t Minn eapol and S ~ nt Paul - - sixty mile an hour n a ng to the h avoc as the eath toll continues to throughout the area. m ount And m o re to come. Bli . ard warnings posted tonight ~ or most of Minnesota, Iowa, western Wisconsin and Upper Michigan. lso, in the south, Warren, a hard free z e predicted tonight - all the wa y to rkansas. " 'O U to 1 a t 0 11 01 n Ta c · t· fLa e t. • h o. . " h ar sh a b e" V tr ppers, C ,. inc pital o t e 1orl . Don · t t e R verend John Hunter - who returned n Lo n on n otorious oho Dh,tr!ct, t -- t o the fabled - mr!can plea~ure spot. for instance -- sa t the Reverend Mr. Hunt · r : ~hy the ta k e of more in Soho than they do in La Vegas . As or gambling - - this from the good Reverend: T ' ere is " - - a he - " probably a greater volume of betting on ootball an horses ln Soho alone than in the entire state o Neva a. " Las Vegas? Wh its a cultural center by compa r s n . . accord ng to the London clergyman. I tried to lo at J ck nt tter of t he S nds or one of t.e other cultural 1 Las Vegas to g et hi r ea ction - - but no