DETR JT 'ftle ctty or Detroit - in • Yirtual state or eeip tonipt. M1C!hipn'1 Governor llalna31. di1,-tehad to Det.l'Oit H the Pl'e1ident•a. epecial eai1NJ7. ..._ "9ft a■ he arrhed _., new lavlee-■11 \a9 . 1preadi111 tbroutbaut the - cit7. Poli• Nporting hundred■ ot cue■ ot anon - couatln1 incident■ ot looting; allloet all ot the ~olmoe conceavated in two lllp-o neighborboode - . _ , . loea1 otriclal■ baY• IINn unable ae ,-t to ent'orce the peace. llftother the believed dead - ■ome aenn to eigllt. hundred injured - - ~~~ 7 aore than a thou.and under aff'e11t. A ~ • ; ,-t to come. DB GAULIZ President Charle, De Gaulle _. ~ - on tour ~ to apre11 hie auppo!'t or French CewcUan illlepand9■ 111 ... De Oaulle•e epeech - alao the - • z. . ..... Clillll'lH telling hil lhtenen: "P'rencb C&nada i~ a eaunt17 - wh.1ch 1.a beeolling • aaner of itNlt. 11 11 tou are "'8nch - JGU are part ot Pl-eneb O e - • ~ w n t on to eq: Af11118 • • "Old ,..anoe vUl • A. krU.er, DeOaull• eleo wrned Q1,wl1w to guard \hell' tnfI'!ED IIATt NS At United Nations - word toda7 that the vire or u-congo PNte1dent ~lee T■ho■be - haa appealed penonalq to u .1. Seereta17 Gmeral Ut.hant. Tf71.q to get bi■ to lnte"._ . 5tk ~ in bfullr or ber hu■band - now held ~ ... In Al~•• , hopee / ~~ ~ .,..,..u,. Mo ext...Sttion to the ecma,"' ...,_ i . rwo -tll OIi a eMJ'l9 ot t.l'MIIOfte to 1nte"9ne IP' in ce•e in•oldng do•attc juri~:ic\ion ot N9eJ'91p atate•. ._.. beeauN or t.hle - Mn. Tahallbe • • appeal --. ret..,... - ... _..c.,c. "'-thff that will de, M1 IOOd • alN 17 doubtt'\11. ( VIET 11AM Half way rnund the \IOrld - a new flareup or fighting toda7 in the D.M.Z • '4u.t no-111M's-land - bet\lN loJ"tb and / ~ - - .. n ~~ Viet lam. It: i BO the ti ret battle there - eince last Nay. The way t hey tel 1 1 t - South Vietnuen tl"00pe WN making one of' their Nl'llU' eveepe through the butter 9 c , n e ~ laJ119 rorce or Viet Coag - appuoentq l)'ing 1n ubueh. In tbe tour hour■ of fighting that followed - the...., lo1ing at least twent,-ri.., Mn. But nen eo - the South Viet . . . . ~ bne c<ae out second beat. An Allied 1pokeaan - Np,rtiJII the7 auff'ered •IIOderate" callU&l.Uea. Bett.E-~ luck in the C.tral 11.,.i....s. - to the Sout~ Ji. .. hundred Viet Cong. Dee pi te the odde or ten to ane - Aaerican air am artillery support turning the tide. In the end - the fleeing •nem:, lea•ing behind near · ly a hundred and tirty dead. WASHIIG'IUN lliellJn Washington - the Johnson adainietration wae uaier fire today fl"nm top Republican lMdere. Among them _ forl!lltr PNteident !1 eenhnwer and f01"111er Governor De\1187 or Nev tork. - / Acauet.ng LBJ or flirting vith "eeonOllie, social, and political 4iauter" tm-ough preeent budget polieiee. Their ehlet eoneem - said the Rlpubliean polioyaaken 1 a recent. spurt in non-detenN ■pending - 1n th• aid■t or vv 1n View 11111. '"'8 onl7 anever - the7 eoneludel: "A new budpt. - f'nr • ~ l c h t . . " ""- that "rwtleot■ • new p,1107 ot p,at.pontq --... -- I r .. and re■tnt.nlnc the grovth ot non-deteue expen41tuN• - in 'nle it,publieane eoneluding that •e-nn th■ J"iche■t nation - cumot reach all its goal, all at onee." AOO WASHINGTl1N A later note: the Republican leadel'8 thia afternoon - calling big c it7 rioting a national criet,. Deanding a Ml in-.eetiption bf CongreH - and more rorcetull action by Preeident Johneon. Their state•nt adding: "We are rapidl7 approaching the state or anarchy - and the Pl"ellident hat total17 failed to recognize the problem.• COHRC!! FnLLOW WASHOOTON Elsewhere in W•strlngton - the House Coaaerce Coalittee opened hearlnge toda7. Trying to find a way to pre•ent tragic """ aircraft collisions - such ae t ~ over lorth Carolina last week. Deput7 Chief David Tho•e or the Pederel AYiation Adminhtration - first to teatif7. ,ta71ng 1 t will tab at 1 . . t ,, fi'fe year8 - to equip all COIIIB9!'Cial alrlinei-. with anti-collhioa dmeee. Even loneer - before .,,t IIMll crart will hHe thelft. Al for placing all air traffic under NAkr control - that, too, will toke :,,,are - s a i d ~ lddlnc• •there ON quite• tov thing• that can be done" to aleviate the danp/- ft there 1■ no eingle dranatic eolutlon. 11 ADD co..OC E PAA dainiatrator WU11u Moltee - later ._.....Jr •"' - u ~ ?bu9• 111M elf'i.- /9serting tlatl'l ~here 1 e no wy "to guarantee one hundred percent eare air - ae long as ve h•e people 'Who ake I/Ul>ON F 1 LOW C MMERCE A related t tem - comes . . . , . fl'OIII !Dndon. Tel11111 ot reported agreements among Britain, Fran . ce and West Ge!'llm\7 - to go ahead vi.th plane to bJ1ld a nev three bundN4 - . i jet 11,e nev plane - scheduled tor 119"1ce in thearl7 1nentle11J Aff'th P'rance - to mild the airl'rne, Britain - to dHilft the engtne, Oel"mft7 - to u■iat in rtnanc1ns. Jr- eucoe1ef\Jl - the airbus will c~pete v1 th giant American pl1U19■,----'r lhort am Hdium range travel routes. Despite a ban on U.S. &1'1118 ehipaents t~~uetan _ Aaerican weapnns are still ending up in India and Pakistan. Thie accord i ng to heNto.fore secret te■timony - ude public toda1 b7 the ~nate Foreign Relations Coaittee. 'n,e government or 'eat Germa.n,y - aaid '40 be the aht•f eulprit,.,.p,rtedl1 Hlling larre nuabere or 1-rican and llrlUlh built jet tighten • to both Indio ..:S Pakiotez;~ part of an effort to •rket older weapana - ae they are replaced by mre IIOdern equipment. Jlext big oonoem - we're tolds that Germany aar 800II otter tor aale - as IIIUl1 as seven thousand old A•ricaa built tank■• Enough peT'Mll9 _ to upset the prea•t balance of power ln lllldu■tan. .t. atra•• ~re , ct 1patas■11 s •• ,.. Jar • .. •••n•r1r1ll -eh:, t tbn ■• terke, a - JoiaRY ,ounw ll)Nl)ON Aleo in London - a last call toni gh t for bids for the retiring een Ml17. Pirat orf'eN ·•du ~~ including tbl"N free the United States . - and a . fourth from Hong Kon«; all ~ ■Nking to ae< uire the once proud - Queen or Cunard Unee. "" 'nle city of New Tork - bidding two and a half mUUon,hoping to turn the Ml1"1 - in . to a floating high achool for aolll8 three thou■an4 etudenta. A bullineae group t'l'om Atlan . ta - ottering a ■illilar Mount; hoping to turn ~ he veaael - into a rloating ■boVl'OOII for American goods. The two othel" leading biddel'I - hoping to tllrn the ahip into a 1UXUJ'7 hotel. Who finally gets it - to be detel"ldned at • Board aet.lng Weaoe..S.7. Cunard apecif'ying 1olely that the Queen Mary 111Uat. not be degraded - or uaed in cc,apeti tlon vi th en a ting Cunard Similar conditi o ns - to apply in the eale of the •:,•• li■ter ahi p . _ , •• the u . een Kl izabetb - at elght7...three thou■and ' , J ~ ~ tona - the largest 11.ner in the world; acheduled for retlre•nt - 1, late next yea.r. K\DRtD From Mlldrl d -- nevs " ••,. ,,r a i:atr or surprlse• _ 1n the late1t ahowi rur of Spanish fashions. TheN - the collectione ot Hernn• 'I 01 lero. Suprhe NUJlber One - a SMtterine or .-nts suit•; putting Spanish women in troueers - tor the first time in JO&"• surprise IUllber T\10 - longer skirts. Hemlines dropping • lnob below the knee - tor a so-called 11 M11yflower Look." This suppoNdl7 ref'leoting the 1obr1o ty - or .,.rly · American pilgrlm1.