~ ROCKEFELLER UNDER MOUNTING PRESSURE FROM FRIEd AND POE ALIKE - NEW YORK'S GOVERNOR ROCKEFELLER AT CE TER STAGE TODAY IN WASHINGTON. ASSERTING ONCE MORE - HE IS "STILL NOT A CANDIDATE" hDIIZSX FOR PRESIDENT. FURTHER STATING: 11 HE IS NOT GOING TO CREATE DISSENTIIN IN THE REPUBLICAN PARTY" - BY RUNNING FOR THE NOMINATION. "BUT I AM READY AND WILLING" - SAID ROCKEFELLER - 11 1 AM READY AND WILLING TO SERVE THE AMERICAN PEOPLE - IF CALLED. 11 . - SPELLING IT OUT - THE GOVERNOR SAYING THAT St.CH A 11 CALL" WOULD HAVE TO COME DIR!X:TLY PROM DELEGATF.S TO THE REPUBLICAN NATL'ONAL CONVENTION. THOOE WHO Mt.ST ~ DS:IDE - SAID HE - DK ON A CANDIDATE WHO,AB&ST REPRlm!NT THE PARTY; ON A ClNDIDATE WHO WILL GET - TO USE ROCDP'ELLBR'S woam - "ENOUGH INDEPENDENT AND DEMOCRATIC VOTF.S TO GET EUX:TID." REPUBLICAN FRONT RUNNER RICHARD NIXON ALSO BRIEFLY IN WASHINGTON TODAY. ALSO PREDICTING - MUCH TB! SAME AS ROCKEFELLER - THAT THE PARTY NOMIN!m 1fRiB PROBABLY m ~ ~e~ ·· {b.t~. D • t AT MIAMI BEACH IN AUG'l5T. / SHOULD BE QUITE A CONV!NTIONt WHITE HOUSE WHILE THE "OUTS" WERE THUS MANEUVERING TO GET "IN" - THE "INS" WERE GETTING IN THEIR OWN INNINGS OVER AT THE WHITE HOUSEr WHERE PRESIDENT JOHNSON TODAY WE1£0MED CLARK CLIFFORD - AS HIS NEW SECRETARY OF DEFENSE. AT THE SAME TIME - REAFFIRMING, AS HE PUT IT, 11 A PRINCIPLE AS OLD AS AMERICA ITSELF: THAT CONTROL OF THE MILITARY WILL RF.SIDE - FIRMLY AND FOREVER - IN THE HANDS OF MEN DIRECTLY RESPONSIBLE _!9 THE DIii, PEOPLE." THAT CHORE COMPLETED - THE PRESmENT TAKING OPP ON ANOTHER PAST-MOVING WEBDND. PIRST STOP: HOUSTON - POR AN INSPm:TION OP U S SPAC! FACILITIES. IN LIGHT OP PAST -cA.. PBRPORMANCE - THE PRESID!N~ ALSO IXPIC'l'ED TO MAD A PEW MORE STOPS - A FEW MORE SPBECHIS - BEPORE B #INII t?f DTURr.t TO /..., WASHINGTON., AilRlt. VI~TN,M ON THE WABFRONT - AT JC.HE SANH - STILL ANOTHER PROBING MISSION TODAY. WITH A WAVE OF ABOUT FIVE HUNDRED ENEMY TROOPS - DRIVING ALL THE WAY TO THE BASE'S BARBED WIRE DEFENSE PERIMETER: BEFORE TH!Y WERE TURNED BACK - BY THE - ~ ? C OMBINBD FIR! POWER OF SOUTH VIETNAMESE RANGERS - ~ U S bi.vz MEANWHILE, IN SAIGON • THE U S COfllMAMD CLAIJIDfG VICTORY - IN "THE MOOT IMPORTANT NAVAL BATTLE OP THE WAR." U S WARSHIPS AND GROUND FCflC!S • D!STROYING FIVE COMMUNIST SUPPLY VESSBLS AND CAPTURING A SIXT~ A SERIBS OP GUN BATTLBS WITH RED CRAFT f OFF THE OOA.ST OP SOUTH VIETNAM. ON THB POLITICAL PRONT - SOUTH VIBTHAMBSB PRESmENT THIEU DD WAS ASSERTING • THAT CORRUPTION IN HIS COUNTRY IS "A NATIONAL SHAMI." TBARS IN BIS BIBS - THIEU ADDING HE IS DET!RJIIINED TO STOP IT. SENATE FOR THE THIRD TIME IN LF.SS THAN TWO WEEKS - THE SENATE REFUSED TODAY TO INVOKE CLOTURE IN THE CURRENT CIVIL RIGHTS DEBATE. IITH THE COLLAPSE OF A Bl-PARTISAN ALLIANCE - AT LEAST TEMPORARILY.- SENATE LIBERALS FAILING BY POUR VOTES TO ACHIEVE A NECESSARY TWO THIRDS MARGIN. MAJORITY LEADER MIKE MANSFIELD - QUICKLY SCHEDULING A POtRTH CLOTURE VOTE FOR m NOON MONDAY~ WHICH-HNI! BB llwiill 'ft) ~ CMni !IT ,w:;- w :r,. lll I- F!!H c:pl!PRQII~ MGI.\GB) PEACH- THE U S PEACE CORPS - SEVEN YEARS OLD DD AS OF TODAY. CORPS DIRPX:TOR JACK VAUGHN MARKING THE OCCASION - WITH AN APPRAISAL OF THE ORGANIZATION AS "QUIETER BUT MORE EFFECTIVB~ THE~E DAYS: AS R!FLECT!D IN A DOUBLING OF PEACE CORPS APPLICATIONS - IN THE LAST YEAR ALONE; WITH UNPAID VOLUNl'EE.RS NOW HARD AT WORK - IN FIFTY_SDEN COUNTRIF.S ABOUND THB GLOB!. ~ VAUGHN - .J'BACB ~ ENT OP COMPASSION - MARIETTA THE WORLD'S LARGEST AIRPLANE, BY FAR - SCHEDULED FOR ITS FURST PUBLIC UNVEILING TOMORROW AT MARIETTA, GEORGIA. ~ THIS THE LONG AWAITED C-FIVE - A -- BUILT BY LOCKHEED. A GIANT FOUR FAN -- JET TRANSPORT ROUGHLY THE SIZE OF A FOOTBALL FI!U>. CAPABLE OP DELIVERING A U S COMBAT · FORCE • COMPLETE WITH TANKS - ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD WITHIN A MATTER OP HOURS. EXACT SPECIFICATIONS - STILL A C~ELY GUABDI[) SECRET OP COURSE. HOWEVER, THE·C-PIVE-A IS SAID TO HAVE HALF AGAIN THE CARGO SPACE • OP RUSSIA'S BIGGEST 'fflANSPORT: COIIB WITH op' BETTEll~IVE RUNDIIBD IIILIS AN HOUR. BSTIJIIATING THAT ONB -- ~ :COULD ... EPLACBD THIRTY A ~~~' MOSCOW ---... . • --.8---0lat::):::::fflm::::lt8R::::::!~UM1M'.. A MOSCOW NEWSPAPER ~CHARGING TODAY - THAT RUSSIAN GIRIB - HAVE PERHAPS GONE TOO FAR IN THEIR DRIVE TO ACHIEVE EQUAL STATUS WITH MEN. T O PROVE THE Bl POINT - KOMS<,MOLSKAYAPRAVDA CITING AN ALARMING INCRF.ASE IN GIRL GANGSf'wHOSE UflllBBRS ABE SAID TO DRINK, SMOKE, AND WORSE - BY THE TIME THEY REACH SIXTEEN. THE NEWSPAPER NOTING !'.SPECIALLY A R!X:ENT, APPARENTLY UNPBOVOXBD GANG ATTACK - ON TWO YOUNG GIRLS IN A MOSCOW SUBURB. RUSSIAN)'\ "MOLLS" \,&If WHO BEAT/\ THE GIRLS - SAID TO BE WEARING GLOVES WITB LB.AD WEIGHTS SEWN INTO THE KNUCICLES. THE ARTICLE CONCLUDING SAD.LY THAT : "SOME GIRLS - ~--f.o GLORYING IN THEIR DANCIPATION • NEVER "-LIWlNID THE NB!:D POR PRID! IN THEIR PDIINITY. fv \ CLEVELAND COMING SOON - A SURE FIRE CURE FOR THE UP TO NOW INCURABLE MIGRAINE HEADACHE. THIS ACCORDING TO DOCTOR LEONARD LOVSHIN - OF THE FAMED CLEVELAND CLINIC; WHO CITES A GROWING 'ACCUMULATION OF BASIC KNOWLEDGE' - DEALING WITS MIGRAINE; A PROMISE - WE ARE TOLD - "OF SIGNIFICANT DISCOVERY ON THE WAY. " PIOST IMPORTANT - SAYS / ' , / DOCTOR LOVSHIN D ADMITTING HOWEVD - "IT Nil NOT BE PRUDENT TO CURE THEM ALL." REASON - SAID Illa BBCAUSI 11 HBAD.ACBIS BAVB BEEN tsED FOR IDDM CENTURIBS AB A SOCIAL EXCUSE PAR EXCELLENCE." ,tr,w-~5:t,-\J~. LONDON BACK HOME AGAIN AFTER TEN DAYS AS A BUDDING GURU - BEATLE DRUMMER RINGO STARR; ADMITTING TODAY IN LONDON - HE IS THE FIRST D TRANSCENDENTAL DROP OUT OF THE SEASON. YOU MAY RECALL - RINGO ANO HIS FELLOW BEATLES - ALSO MIA FARROW - ENROLLING LAST WEEK IN A PLANNED THREE MONTH MEDITATIONAL COURSE" UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF INDIA'S PAMED M~SHI MAHF.SH YOGI • ON THE BANKS OF THE SACBBD GANGES RIVER. F.JCC!PT THAT ABOUT ELEVEN O'CLOCK Y!ST!RDAY MORNING • SAID RINGO - HE AND HIS WIFE SUDDENLY DECIDED THEY HAD MEDITATED LONG ENOUGH. ~ ~~.Jt,f NOTHING DRASTICALLY WRONG - SAID RINGO. JtBT THAT - ONE - THEY MISSED THEIR CHILDREN; AND TWO • 'l'BBY WERE J•t ;t&a. PED ~ I I J . J . THAT CUR!IY. ) l I C ➔