ESTES PARK Al E le Park, Colorado - another ession of tliat White House You . th Conference; whose leaders announced today the re ults of a conference vote - on a resolution urging the resignatio,i of President Nixon and Vice President Agnew. And how did ii come out? Well, maybe a bit of a surprise. The young people present - includi11g a number of self-avowed militants -- voting one-o»-tllree to fifty-nine - to kill the resolution. For the Nixo11 Ad•tctration --a winning margin of nearly two to 011e. With adult delegates - who also considered Ille same resolution - giving the Admi11istration an even greater margin - nearly four to one. SENATE FOLLOW A SHAW Here at home - a meeting of the Se,iate Foreign Relation Committee -- attended b) ' more tlian a h11ndred anti-war protestors. These cheering the remarks of Senator McGovern of South Dakota and Senator Halfi eld of Oregon - - both of whom strongly criticize U S Vietnam # policy. At'nd then they booed and•• a hissed / ""' "' hen Senator Case of New Jersey rose to the challenge. TIie latter finally poi,nding his fist on the table - .II• 1 1, , dema,r,ding that Chairman Fulbright "keep order •~••• tltereby reJecung u,e; .,. ........ • · return to the so-called "neig,:;t,orltood scltool" syS t em. ADD SUPREME COURT A ■ d":thua-;; - =w e u,w told =--today's erdict J c r f " ~ , . , ~ eMitJUilli!• the court's most im,ortant ruling ~ si,ace its landmark schools decisio,a of Ni,aetee,s Fifly .Fo11r JI: 1!i tire one that first 01dlawed - set,arale b•I equal schools. WASHINGTON In the wake of thGI Republican Go er11ors' conference another flap of sort s today in Wa hington; with Vice President Spiro Agnew quoted as criticizing U S press laa,rdling of Red China's so-called "Ping-Pong" diplomacy; s11pposedly adding that this amou,rted to a propaga,rda beati,ag - that could 1u1dermi,re , U S support of !!.•lio,ralist Clihaa. All of whicla ~-"'f'~.-4- ~~ ot,pare,at confl;, ct in Administration policy~ A I, • ■, Ti, e W la it e House ..,. s e • ~ ... l,t u "p.T. tu r bed. - S,u,;R~ id • • , sealw. I••• 1 I • • J A.Secretary Ro,a Ziegler:- tiiAlillil&RII! .,~.&liiiiiilSalJ•a-O!IISIIIM~••a•• ~· ........ '91JCS1c:::IIS:ISll!J,:eal IIIFt=:-.. ,, T,. ere is • • • 'a'.,,.. 110 disagreement between tlae Vice Preside,et a,ad tlae Preside,at A regarding u s relatio,as wit la the t,eoples - 4 '-•~ ~di•g Ret,ublic of Chi,aa. ,, s,cg I&) that ........ ,. tlae Vice Preside ,rt hims elf - d ~,,,.:z:;Q;:~ liiif a11tlaorize ,. ~ •·- ---- ~ ;;;. . . , t "-! s■::i:lsai:;I WS:MSlis:INAf:... UNITED NATIONS FOLLOW WASHINGTON Meanwhile, the Captain of the U S Table Tennis Team, . . , . just back from Red China the United Natio,as. Jack Howard of Seattle there observh1g that the Chinese he saw - were ",aot oppressed, or co•Pressed, or depressed." But ratlaer, "quite co,ate•I. " He also said ••••w• - lllal "everytlti,ag is pla•fl•d - fro• above;" to tlae poifll he co,ati••ed - where lie o,ace asked his haterpreter - if.!!.. laad ,ao desire to qalle seriously "laow do yo• do it?" DETROIT FOLLOW UNITED NATIONS And now this: Aw D+»AAlt:eme ■ « f l,g-J Peking ~ .s £l. accept# an invitation - to send • 11,0 ■ , •f Red ChiJtese ~d\U-11 I able I en n i S ,. I~' C i • .A II ere. ~· 8F'1U~ztp=fjf/=::~ft;:: = SS.o:::::P. :t1e~,J:11UNl .. ~,~-~df::jlk:JIC.: Gra ••"' Sle en hov e,1- - Pre si de•I of llae U S Tab le Teftfli s ~~ As socio ti ott ~ at a l're s•• con/ erence h lHIJ: i• De tr oil. lh DNliCUf JJIWi IHI £1~11 s 1 a s I b", • • e •• ,, ,,,. ob ab I y ad':d:i:t=:i;~i' ._111s::,,111aa~u1101=1112'11110"·••_. .. _., ... , ... m•r.._ to be worked o•t - »Oils twelve •o•l•s. SOFIA Overs•as aga i n - Sofia -- a meet i ng of the Bulgar i an Comm,,nist Part y Congress; start i 11g out with aN all-day ke y not e address -- from Party Chieftain Tod or Z hi It o; who b la st e d , · in turn , Red China , A lb a II i a , lhe U• iled Stales ,l'israel - while_,.. t>ledgl•g "sacred ~ f'ri er,ds ltip "with the Soviet U,ai on. Z hik o also say i ,ag - Miff lie 1110,lld "try to co,ati,a11e a,ad deepe,a good tteiglabor ... -u relalio,as" with .Tugoslavia; which T seen as a possible firsl step - i,a determitthtg, o,ace attd for all, whicla of llaose two cou•tries sltall rule tlae territory of Macedo,aia. lncide,alally, Soviet Com••,aist Party leader Leonid Brezhnev - one of tlae foreign • • • digttilaries d~a~~,Ati~-tL ;. i,a atte,ada,ace receivJ"'6 fro• ~ zx::1vii4t B•lga ••--= :IFiQ -a lllpi a, dDtl't - ■ !112,r .L ►♦ 1111 c: MOUNT EVEREST In Far off Nepal - ;-. ,,.. la•d ra,,, t:WU llw. • •., o? t II e tro r i • " Mt • Ever en t cl a i m s a not her vi ct i m . This a member of the curreJtt U S expedll ion - alt em1>tit1g to scale OJtce more the world's tallest peak. Accordhag to press reports one H. B. Balaa,guna -- age tlairty-ta,o - 11 major ifl tlae lndia,a Army, also, a vetera,a mouJtlaiReer, wt:. wzt-4.~ A I I a r c r r , ~ -~ a • • • t , r of, a,. I,. di a,. exp e d II i o" - ,< tlaal scaled -.s;. 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EJe ,, T w ~ ~ I I ~ ' "• < •ore "'eo•le." death." A,rd N •1~•• •• •• -- " " ;( BRISBANE Tlais n e xt - from Brisbane, Australia; where the widow of a late Brisbane millionaire, Mrs. Julia R Nbin - has Just announced Plans to marry a Roman Catholic 1>riest - the Revereftd Father Jolt,a Halclt. Bui hold o,a - lllere's more. For Mrs. Rubi,a - tllis will be lier I laird marriage. For Fatller Ratcla - his seco,ad: Ille groom -to-be laavireg became a co•vert lo CathoHcts• a,ad tlae,a a 1>rtest. A,ad flat's tlae latest o• tlae ec••e•ical move•e11t - "Do•• U,eder."