/J,;DO CHI N A (: ~ ~ '7 .A. ...... " ~ .. . w.a:r Jtt.o nL - /\ Laos - - a s 11dd e 11 e II d I o d a .\' I o I h r e e d a 3 ' s of m o 11 s o o 11 ~ raius { c l e aring /h e wa _, , for S B - f if I .\' -.!_ w o a i r s I r ii.• e s -..- j 11 s I a h e a cl of a d l H t n c i n /.f So II I h V i e I 11 a m c s c I r o op s • This following two g1·0111ul c lash e s - - with e n e m y losses sel al !lzirly- or-- I/tr e e -- ~oulh _ 'l_iclnameseA six. /k{' ~,..,., ihe t,tg tI.1:t:ied- drive lo cul the Communisls Ho Chi Minh supply trail - now in ii s jiff It • - ~ da . ' y. ,~·~~ . - ~ I IJme, a V s z, " report cj- at m { w ;r: P b cd - - I\ a hundred or so A1nericans ~ fighting side by side ~ with the Soulh Vi e lnamese in Laos. RBwetiU - this pron1plly denied in Saigon. US headquarters saying /he only A1nerica11 grou,id personnel in v olved - wer e /hos e who had gon e i11 briefly to help rescue downed A,n e ri c an lz e licopl e r cr e ws. PHNOM PEN/I Fro III P Ir 11 o m P en h i H 11 e i g h boring Ca mluuli a 1 ~ J . a re port #Rltr-y that Cambodia's premier L , o !n Nol = llas PEH s11/fered a slroke.- ~ ~ ~ L o n f i r m e j Rillirilie~-<1' ~ J(O i·er7lm e11I communique la/er a d m i / 1 ~ lite Pr e mier has bee11 ordered lo slo p all activities "f o 1· m e di c a l r e a s o t1 s . " Lon Nol - - is 110w paralyzed dow1!l Uie ■ · BHUifil rig/11,t side of his body. ~~~q tf=T';11e e " A?l'lNiettdn~ b , low to the Cambodian war ~ fu tLei;~ ),serving no.t oazly.,. as •ffor~ = ;;f:1ao.,.( Lon Nol ,...,:f ~ ~) ~i~ Premier - ~',Aals . oA . l 'iead ' i,ig the Cambodiat1 arm31. SENA TE Tt:.i:,,-,.~ t 1- ~ R 6 Y lF a-t.:Jt o _ m JL 7' a C a I/ f O d O _\' f O r a 11 a l/ - A S i a 1l to co11fere11ce; one ituai MRJllr17J i nclud e A both Communist I\ tfuil- n 11 d non - Com.,,, u 11 isl co u 11 / r; e s . Pu r po s e: To s e e It,, tJdt" !\ .;:.ep_ O.- if:J - U i ~ C~ __:::; , cl._ i,id o. ,iil,- i p A, Ind o chi 11 a pea c e s e 111 em en I . ? e JI a I or A i ken " ~ ti m e It a s c o 1n. e for s o m e one o t her t It n ,1 l h c Pre s i d c n t ·\ of /he United States - or the greal powers of Europe - t o consider collective a c ti on in support of t he Pe o Pl e of Southeast Asia. ·· STATE FOl.LOW SE.NATE of Slate Wtl1tz:.- Ro ge r s - 11 h 0 sr:j4 t=lffrt he had no obj ec tio'll , Wltdl"Y8efJ"t~ lo sucll a proposal. / R 9g ii ,----g addh1g: "He u ou . l<J s upport a11 · y ki11d of cotiference I) that m i g11.I l e ad to a solution" o f the &a. lndoclzina war. He poin : f , ed out, l1owe ve r, that Hanoi has 1zever permitted i11lernalio11al inspection of auy kind - eve11 as provided ~O~\ · ~~ by lh ,e Geneva conference. ~ tlze outlook for an ~ 4 ~ . all = Asian . conference he in,UtlllBrt:~ a1' ••••· dinn ). LOS ANGELES The d ea lh In// II O If' -'"" i 11 lhd Ca/ifo1- · 11ia c arlllq11ake ) b ." a c I II a I c o 11 11 I ; " i I 11 a ll u m b e r nf Bl1tcVt still lisli11)! as miss i ng. ~ ; ' : , . ~ Ill e final total io,-, will f)-11JIH1~ly ,·each someuhere o · round s ix I)', d O ll ifll ' n, 1tllllll~more lha11 a thousand injured;. -i:<J. ~ , , .. fPIFd properly damage I said lo r1111 ~ lhe billio11s." 0dJ: ,, A J " t, " e r, er c1- u, y i ns I Ii• ~ ~ A.stricken area "lookl 111s/ like a , ar zone". CARRIER NEW ORLEANS For the me,r of Apollo Fotlrtee,r - a •••II •••wed= rest today. Awl,-9NiUUI Shepard, Mitchell and Roosa .. ' r •••i• ...... ~•~ isolation aboard the carrier New Orleans. •1•.=.,l:t """'" 7he re the) ' will stay " till noon tomorrou when a helicopter trip to A . merican Samoa will start _. them on their way home. - were already boning up their own mission. Astronauts Scott, Worden, and Irwin - who will journey to the Moon, hopefully, M W ~ in late Jul~ s¼SCJ911f\ Cfhe results of t1 is their im,nediate predecessors. Dave Scott observing that .4pollo Fourteen - "has been a good lesson." POLL UT ION The White House - a ,nee Ii ,ig today attended b y som e t w o hu.ndred U S business leaders. ✓ T-Aa,w • members all of the Pres ide nt's national Industrial 7~ Pollttt i on Control Counc il • '.::;;l. approvil,,. a report A A tltat contends the government is imposing unreasonably harsh anti-pollution standards - in response to, quote "emotional appeals." r:~e P'efJ8f2f firther sluUllf" that pollutants should be banned o · r limited - only when they are shown to be harmful. President Nixon cw ul1r addressing the group "We are not here to beat industry over the head - we realize that pollution is a problem c?\o\.. we must all workAtogelher to solve." And he added - that he himself "welcomed the opportunity to say to the American people - that American industry is also against Pollution . " (.} •Li • rc:mtnrber~ - it .-as first bro•g•t to Florida t.-o ~~ ., t>t1rs ago ~ a potc•tial tot1r1st altractio" a•d ilotel. · + ~ ~ ~ - i t ~ B , ,,d. SJ nets ■ " ••t JF rort,r:d. o•t. ~r•e sliil1,._fi•all, - p II r c I, a s e d a t a • c t i o ~ :,.,., C It i • s e s • i I> I> i • g ,,, a g • a I e C 1· TtJag: ,cJr . o lat€r a•,.o• ■ ced pla ■ . s - to l•r• , it orcr to CllaP,lflafl College at Ora ■g~. Cal1_for11ia. A.fl~r refitti•g at Bong ~encefort•. as a NE H YORK A t Ne w l · or k ' s c i t y ha I I ) - a fa , M u l ii ., u it i l I Mg' J/ust in time for Washington's birthday/,.,. Mayor Lindsay rededicat~ a bronze, seven thousand pound J life-size statue of George nashi,igto11; one of just six cast from the original by William Jam.es Hubbard - which still stands i11 tile State House at Richmond, Virginia. Tltis represe,iti,ig something of a home coming - ' i,r that tht4 •••e- statr,e ltRtRt- once occupied the same spot for more than half a century. . . _ Then it was lent lo t · he Metropolitan Museum of Art I SJ lluea in - 7b~-~- _JJ .a. Nine teen OIF Eight.I. A cit} ' spokes man explaining~ ~ "The Museum probab'y ner;er returned the statue - Ut1 b e ca u , s e n o one ha d a s k e d for it . " #ftl\ Ii l l now , t h.a t is. ,, MOSCO II Ila I!' 's rn,e Mv's cow:. Th t s/or.,· of a Communist ' "1 o , . e . ~ I n a ,, g I e " .:......_..4a- ,. e P or I e d to " • ;1t i 11 I I, e S o v i e I • • 11 •paper ~ f I I Kornsomolska_va Pra ·da. The wa_, , tltey tell it,•- Comrade , ./-I Jo,zas Pabyarzltis >·etto·11i11g home one t1ighl a little tipsy; e11le1·ing his apartment - n&•• •N#MON •~ was confronted by a slra11ge man o,zly Ital/ dressed. Jonas PabJ 1 arz~is - f e I Li n g t h e s u. s p e c l or l o v e 1· w i t h o n e b I o w 1 ,!!_h e n hi s f o i I hies s wife - come runntng A~ !~u i■8' lterll"li:! ~ U i f h 8 I I Ng i e- b l O tCJ • " " Bui lttckily" - says Komsomolskaya Pravda - the comrade's apartment was located in one of "those s ta n d a rd i z e d apart m en t ho u. s e s ; t he k i 11 d t hat s:rh.a v e ~ ~ ~ - d-}- 9# fr 8 A E ie:l f? ~ sound-proofi,rg ~ when someone sneezes on tlte fifth floor li e gets a 'gezundheit' from the I..!!!_! floor.'' ~ W i t h ,_,,. t he 1· e s u. I t t ha t , a 't' e- ca m e run n i ng r - ~ Jonas Pobyarzf.ts taiolll, /}~~~ \ disco ver ~ it wasn't ~ ~ even hisj_afJar~ment. his wife - after ~~ al/,,- · ff wasn't ~ CARRIER NEW ORLE ,'\NS INSERT o'1 th ei r , ay hom e • • . • . • . • . ~ ~ .Aicl4eNlirn~ A Ian Shepar~ recei bel a cablegram •J . ""'1'hJI skd•atiaas fo,~u) .. - from tlte Royal and Ancient . ~ ~o~ ~ Golf Clrtb of SI. Andrews Scollan~ 'fli1,1;Clongratulating A I\ him on his Mootz golfing - but adding : Please refer to r" I es of golf •~«blix,,nxx,,mx~~ulK etiquette pa rngra p It s ix '' w Iii c It r e a d s - "b e for e l ea v i n g a b u n k er , a P lay er •hould c a r e f u ~ I up all holes made by him therein."