VllITE HOUSE It . ~s off1c1al - President Mixon will be meeting soon with South Vietnamese President Thieu. Time and place - June eighth at Midway Island - according to an announce•nt rr011 the White House. Adding that the two 119n plan to "dlacuaa together - the Var in Vietnam and the search tor a peaceful solution!" At the saae time - reaffil'lling "the unity or ,ur,oe !his - as you know - in response to Thieu's public requeat on this past weekend - tor Just such a conference. VIE!IAM FOLLOW WHITE HOUSE Meanwhile, in Vietnam - the battle of "Ha■burger Hill" has ended at last. With Allerican and South Vietna■ese forces - atol'lling the peak, beating back entrenched North Vietna■eae troops - after ten daJs or bloody fighting. !he coat - in Allerican 11 vea - ■ore than ~lfty. Coat to the ene■y - ■ore than tour hundred. Which proves - lt nothing •lae - the laportance the c01111unl1ta attached to thll aountaln top, overlooking - aa It does - the key A Shaa YalleJ. HOUSE The anatomy of student violence - unde.r study today by house probers; hearing first - from Attorney General John Mitchell; who charged that the students for a Democratic Soc1etJ - SD S-1s furnishltlg "the aggressive leadership" tor caapll8 disorders clear across the country. Mitchell further reporting that the problem is currently under investigation - by the PBI. In any event, the Attorney General went on to say that existing Pederal law - is presently adequate to deal with the sluation. lo need for any ■ore - "at this time" - said he. Adding that college ad■ inistratora the■selves - can beat cl.ll'b ca■pll8 violence. And this - said he - by taking "pro■pt and effective action - to resist disruption by the militants." NEW YOR1C What with Britain's Prince Charles to become the new Prince of Wales - time for so■e re■iniscing today by the~ Prince of Wales. In an article published in NcCall's-!he Duke of Windsor recalling the "preposperous rig" he was forced to wear - back at his own investiture in 1911. Said g e t u p ~ including white satin breeches - white stockings - a purple velvet surcoat edged with erMine - a velvet •ntle and so on. The Duke going on to say that with hi■ "this was the beginning of a revulsion toward wearing any kind of costuae - that soon developed into a ■uch wider emotional resistance - too ■uch that that I was expected to comply with." He added that he hopes Prince Charles - will not have to undergo the same ordeal. The Duke did go to say that Charles · ahould ignore Welsh lationalists - who will undoubtedly call him a "politician's pawn." " d to be." That's what I was suppose - said the Duke Implying: _ How wrong they were! MOSCOW-SEX Moscow - the ICrEITllin looks at sex. This is an article appearing today - in the monthly publication of the Soviet Central committee. Asserting "our sex" - meaning Russian sex "differs greatly from that of ancient people!" In that "it places woman - in a position equal to man." Result - we are told - "a new moral criteria - for condemnation or approval or sex!" One that raises "the question not whether it 1s aarltal or pre-marital - but whether it is based on ■utual love." MOSCOW-SEX Moscow - the Kranlin looks at sex. This is an article appearing today - in the monthly publication of the Soviet Central committee. Asserting aour sex" - meaning Russian sex - "differs greatly from that of ancient people!" In that "it places woman - in a position equal to man." Result .. we are told - "a new moral criteria .. for condelll'l&tion or approval or sex!" One that raises "the question not whether it is Drital or pre-Mrital - but whether it is based on mutual love." DIPLOMATS I've always been interested - curious may be the wor4 - about my companions on board airplanes, who they are, where they are going - and why. I don't mean on planes between - lew York and Denver, or between Detroit and a11as. I liell'l when flying on ocean, or crossing Africa - or up here ln Alaska. : Plying between Juneau and Anchorage, along theAlaskan coast we flew over Glacier Bay, one of the aost dra•tic regio of lofty 110untains and glaciers in the world; then on to Yakutat, Mount St. Elias, Cardova in the Copper River Country, and on over thousands or W'lftamed Mountains. Sitting behind us was a yoJng lady who oh'd and ah'd so much I got to talking to her and found she had never been lorth Bebe, that she was fr011 the United Nations - going 1n advance of sixty roreign-A■bassador's and 1111t,ssy people who are coming behind her to see exciting Alaska - all at no expense to them or to her. DIPLOMATS - 2 Adlai Stevenson was the father of the idea. American firas and private individuals pay for a trip of this sort for United Nation's Diplomats each year. So they'll have a chance to get better acquainted with our country. I hope to meet the group in a day or two and tell you aore about the■ How would you like that sort ot free vacation, Warren? HANOI FOLLOW VIETNAM North Vietnam President Ho Chi Minh has just celebrated his seventy-ninth birthday; with radio Hanoi reporting fondly that "Uncle Ho is still in good health and full of joy and freshness" - indeed, "appearing as if he were twenty again." Nevertheless, recent visitors to Hanoi have been bringing back conflicting reports on the state of Ho's health. About the only thing they agree on is that he seems to have developed a recent taste for American cigarettes. And now rrom D'BD Anchorage - Alaska - so long until tomorrow. TAXES FOLL<M HOUSE Also appearing today on Capitol Hill - President Nixon's top economic advise~; urging another year of life - for the present income tax surcharge. Treasurey Secretary Kennedy - Bu«get Director Mayo - Chairman McCracken of the President's Council of Econo■ic advisers - all telling a House co•ittee the same thing; that an extension ls vitally necessary - if the nation is to escape the threat of increased inflation. They also urged a continuation or the present special tax rate - on autoaobiles and telephone calls; both of which were scheduled to drop sharply - as of next January.