BATON ROUGE Showdown at Baton Rouge. A force of about a hundred and fifty Sheriff's deputies advancing on the Administration building at Southern University; there confronting an estimated two tllousar,d z:M• militant blacks who had earlier seized tlle building ,vl,e,a sudde,aly a series of explosio,as - tire sound o f • gu,afire -- a tear gas barrage. A•tl wire• it was all over - two of tlae studer,ts lay dead. PARIS At the peace table in Paris - nor . ... th Viet,aam was still taking a hard liNe today -- publicly - at least. Hanoi's Xuan Thuy -- ciliNg the exisleNce of a draft peace treaty. AssertiNg: "Tltere is no argu,ne,at - which militates iN fa1Jor of a modificatioN" of said draft. Therefore Ion t tsp dema,adiMg tlaat tit• US sig11 H - q11ote, "as laas bee,. agreed - as early as possible." Ne xi - WIilia• Porter /or t11e U S. Telli,sg tlae Co,n,na,,sist side "eacla of 11s is a1Dare tlsat the resloratio,s of peace ,,. VietMam is approaclal,ag." f Porter a ddi,sg: "TIie goa I of a peace/Ml s e tile"'" ,st - is mNch ,searer tlaa,s .,e i•agi,sed o,aly a fe• •ee1,s 1f ago." A11d so it goes at Paris. WA LL STREET FOLLOW PARIS 0,a Wall Street - a,aother ,sew record today; with tlte Dow ,lo,aes i,adustrials - agai,a to,,,,,,.g tl,e tltousa,sd mark; endi,ag up at a,a all-time lat.git of o,se tltousa,ad a,ad three pof.,at six ,af.,ae. CAMP DA V/D Former Treasury Secretary • Co11J1olly - a visitor today to Camp David; where he coP1ferred with Preside,st Nixo" - for "early two hours. As m lght be eKpected - this raisl,ag a good«•"••._ rt deal of - speculatio,a; n11mber one - that the Preside,at might have offered Co,a,.olly a,aother cabl,aet post. However, the White House sayl,ag the p11rpose of their dlscusslo11s - related mainly "to the reorga,alzatio,a a,sd restr11ct11rl,ag of the gover11me,at," Press Sa rnn Secretary._ Zlegleratffr,t atltll,ag that , 110 tlo11bt - they also talked "about a rs;,,, 1111,nber of other thi11gs," witla regard to a cabi,,et post tlao11gla - said lae - "I do,a 't wa,at to say a,aythl,ag that will c 011ti,a•e or stimulate spec11latto11 alo,ag that llrte." 0 MUSKIE FOLLOW CAMP DAVID Tur,ai,ag to the Democrats: Senator Muskie today joi,aed the chorus - calling ,S■ tt /or the Cllairma" • • - resig,sation of Democratic Natio11al t>tcac r i\ Jean Westwood. "I'm not anti-Westwood, or pro- Westwood" said Muskie. "But Ille questio11 of co11sideri11g party 1111-- leadersllip after a11 electio,a defeat - is a valid pri,acipal." A11d lie added tl,at "we'' mea,ai,ag lite De,nocrats - ,aeed to get a cllair,na,a - wl,o is ,aol ide,attfied witl, tl,e divisioujliat ..._l,ave plagued ••." lrecide,atally, M•sllie also said , . . , lie felt - "it was possible lo defeat Presideret Ni~o,a lllis year." Asted as to wltat weret NJroreg - M••leie citi,ag ma i,. l y Mc G o v e r11 's ''lo• s of c red i b ii it y. " BELFAST For the firs t time in nearly a year - Brilal•'s Prime MINister H e a t • , ~ ... ~ tllere saying.,..,. eJS any attempt to separate Norlllern Ireland from Britain by force would trigger a "blood bath." Heatll also called o,a tlr.e people of Nortlaerrt lrelartd to turrt their bac1's o,a e%tremists of botla sides. "II is ,aot e,ao•gla lo sit belii,ad closed illlllr doors a,ad pray tltat tlte g11,ama,a will pass yo• by" said lie. Addi,ag: "Viole,ace 111ill only stop - tolle,a those who are against violerace act to defeat it." KANSAS CITY Ka,esas City - a meeting of ,ee.,st,at,er edilo~eari,eg today ,., from retiri,eg Defe,ase Secretary Mlli,11 Laird wl,o said lie lead decided to quit the Pe,atago,. - - becai,s e of I, is c 011 v ic tior1s a,ad because - - - - ; _ - of discassior1s over tlle years toitla or1e o f • ltis predecessors, Robert McNamara. "He agreed .,;,1, me" - said Laird - "tllat fo•r years is lor1g er1011gll. Laird added tllat lie felt ,,. lais o,o,a ca~e - tlels ,oas especially tri,e. /,a tl,e first fo11r years of tlee Nl%OJI admir1istratlo,a - ,,_ said lie - "toe tarr,ed o•A r1all . o,a ar1d tlle toorld - a,oay from c o,afro,e ta tlo,a ar1d to•ards rtegotla tior1,. A ,ad, "tlae ,aext foi,r years" - said lie - "•ill see tremertdo11s strides i,a implemer1ti,eg tllis t>l&ilosoplty''llere at ltome.'.J BETHESDA Famed Admiral Hima,s G . Rickover has bee,a P if admitted to Betllesda Naval Hospital . TIie so-called "father of the ,auclear submari,se" - age seventy-fo•r - collapsi,ag today at his desl, at tlle Pe 11tago,a . But Ila e doc tors say llis c 011di ti 011 is good - 1,e appare,atly Just over-did it a little. A dmtra l Rickover NJork i,ag till late yesterday at Groto,a, Co,a,aecticut - catclli111 a few 1,ours sl•ef> a11d the,a flyi•I bacll to Washt11gto11 - arrivi,ar at five tltts a . ~ ~ decided to wallr litu ••• mll• to lais office. Al •1• .A A •• 11• .,, Jo ■: a tll ■■ el NEW YORK F · rom the Keep America Beautiful organizations -- a numb er of special awards today for beautification services above and beyo,ad the call of duty. Recipie11ts i11 , cludi,eg: ~he town of Ora,age, ConnecHc11I · - the US Forest Service) - tlr.e Te1111essee ' , Valley autho,·ily, -- the 11111111-. Norfolk artd Great Wester• Railroad) - a Ho.ushH& group called Little Peot,le Litter J>arties, -- a,ad tlle wlJole state of +Pal ■ a.Alabama. ... PIGEONS From the days of King Solomon right up lo Ille invention of the wireless - homing pigeons played a,. importa,et role i,e human commu11icatio,es. More rece,etly, tlle breedi,ig a,id raci,ag of llomi,ag P ige 011s bee . om i,ag a "'orld-,oid-e hob by. Nou. • comes a report tho' llomi,ag plgeo,as, lik~::;:!;~~-:-: .I' •••-.;;a;•••=-•~• lrav-£.r tlaeir problems. At a big meet;,. E11gla ■ d - a flock of di ea tlao•sa11ds simply disat,pearir,g · . 011 a smaller PigeoPts fa,aciers sayl,eg it co•ld laave bee11 s•" apota - or bad •eatlaer - fo•li,eg "" tlae birds built ,,. Ptavigallo11al systems; b•I ad11tltli,eg sadly - tlley really do,e 't ll11ow. hadeed, tlis Is tlae first ••ell ezperie,ece - in recorded laistory,· tlte lio11ti,eg traits of pigeo,as - heretofore almost lege,adary. For - , - - · • pl the Nalio11al J r e ~am e, p PIGEONS - 2 Georgraplaic rece,atly told•-- of a South Ajrlc•• farmer - 111/to sold Jive of lals laomi•g pigeor,s to a dislar1t frler,d; removi,ag BOMe o f t•elr tall featllera - BO llaey wo•ld,a'I fly bacle. "A •o•tl• later" •• are told • l•gl• file do•• Ila• patla to tlu,lr old loft; tl••IY ••ti foot-sor• -- b•I """"••t•d l~y tlaelr lo•g 11•1. , " Ar1d, If yo• b•lleve tlaat, BIU,, 1•11• got so•• , ta 11 atoclt ,,. a ta1>lot~t1 l,tlae I'd lllr• lo tell COPENHAGEN At Copenhagen - a regal first; will, Denmark's yotlng Queen Margrethe - taking part in a 11ews co11ference carried live on TV; includirtg questionirtg by a pa11el of 11ew• me,a - site discussing lier first tert montlls ort Ille tllro11e. To be a Queert is a ricller experience tl,a,a I ever dreaJfled - said site. Addi11g, wl,at's more, tl,at slle is "still l ea,11,ag a free a,a d ric It f)ri vale HJ e. " TIie Da,a is II Queert also • i,gges led Illa t be hag a (li,ee,a - is a lot Ulle bei,ag married. Tlla t i • yo• are • tu cit will, II for life.