VIETNAM -------- On the Pari peace fr ont - a North i e tna mese demand toda y for ex panded talks noi - i ith or i ilhoul Saigon part ici pation. Le Due Tito Ha 11 o i ' s I\. A mtdtas,IJ•• A.a d di n g t ha t au, way - th i( United States should be able to make the hors e mo e o n , ' I - ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~;:t--. Half a world awa; - the biggest helicopter assault of the i ar. ) With U.S. marines launching ~ ,, Operation Dodge City - about thirteen miles south of Danang. Objective: to wipe out a,i estimated ~ thousand Viel Cong, apparently trapped in the act of threatening South Vietnam's second largest city. NIXON ------- A s t d a l w o r k in g a ca t i on f i na l l y «rrrls ended ~ Ri hard Nixon ~ back it1 New York.tsda1i The A pr id e 11 I - l cl I her announcing I he la rt of a n al ion wide talent hunt - to fill about two lhousa, d jobs in /he new adminislm lion. With m a j o ,. em p ha s i s t o be placed - w are /old - "on the discover and in entor of young people lo cone into the go ernment service." BONN ------ ..... .... .......-.-,_ . At Bont1 : We st G rman - a b i prop toda o r th ag g lng F · ren It f r anc . ~ /h e w orld's ten richest nat i ons - - tll o-call . d "Group of Ten'' - establishing for the French a new cr e dit line of near . ly fh , re · e 1,illion dollars . E, ., ough, hopefully to sa e the F re 11. ch e con o m. fr om di s a st e Y • A l s o, to , ea s e the pr . esent itiler11atiot1al monetary crisis. Cost to France - not spq . ll , ed out. Publicly, at le a s t , l'Ji e "Gr o up of T en " l ea v i ng it t4 P t o Pa r i s ?" to determine whether it must still devalue the fra . nc; and if s o w Ii en a n d Ito w mi, c h. PARIS FOL<lOW BONN ---- - ----------- Ne x t move - up to DeGaulle. In Paris, though - lite French President is reported battl i ng step b y step - against /he a p parent inevitability of devaluation. LONDON FOLLOW PARIS ---------------------- ~ llll=l!t~V,.tl!r:a~ a er o s s I he Engl is h Ch a n n el ; ~ z here Brita in was mo vi ng swiftly ~ Jes to shore up the ...,....,. shaky British Pound. In Ike House of Commons - Chancellor of the Exchequer Roy Jenkins announcing drastic new taxes on crcrm c on s um er goods ; which m ea n s t ha t Br it on s w il l s u d den l y b e paying m ore "• a for cigarelies, heer, whisky, gasoline, cars, refrigerators, ca.-£ .Al,.-f!J ~ , hair curlers, Jr• au_.,.- a. The new taxes · ~ .ca, sM, wliaDl ' 1 ~ ,wztiug;;: SW "unavoidable" - said he - if the British economy is ever to get back on its feet. JERUSALEM ------------ From Beirut, Lebanon - a formal commu,aique tonight; with an Arab guerrilla organization claimi,ag full responsibility for that terrorist bombing today in New Jer14salem. The toll - as you kno,o - about a dozen killed, scores wounded. Meanwhile, Israel declaring a curfew i,a the stricken city - to prevent retaliatory • ~ l i t f Pi X attacks in Arab districts. COHN ------ New York; •guJuc - Roy M. Cohn --=a indicted wdi 1011w, b a fed ral grand jury. ,,Jf-1ie former aide to the / A late Senator Joseph McCarthy - accu.tjw of securities violations - also, mail and wire fraud. This, according to /he Secllrities and Exchange Commission - in dealings involving the noi - defunct Fifth Avenue ~ere-~ Coacla Lin s of New York City. SAN FRANCISCO P91.Is 9 ff' N~X8N - - ---------- "'re>&- lh . _ ( , ~ 11- 11;. miracle,' - ti, &iify'F 11'~ a c r o i de d Japan a i r l in e s D . C . 8 - crashing i11Lo San Francisco Bay in dense fog. reports indicating heavy loss of life. First When help arrived though - most of the passengers were alrmdy in lifeboats. Of the hu ■ dred plus aboard none serious1, , injured. Ai Ji.,, ••••••• , •• JbliN-=rlM-=h, 3 EST ltil:::Z, ~Ila at ..... ••••• t . . . . .. ,nt: 71if d 6 • • II t . '. I I :1 ' , . I l'Da .. LINDBERGH - --------- The scene - an awards dinner of the National Institute of Social Sc•ences • - New York. Charles Lindbergh and his wife the former Anne •• u Morrow on hand to receive this year's Gold Medal for 'tlistinguished service to humanity." And for the first time in twenty five years - America's legendary Lone Eagle speaks out on the course of •=••• science and technology. In the early days of • flying said Cl,arles Lindbergh - it was "my hope that aviation would cause be f er re la tionsh ips bettoeen the peof>l es of the It ea r th . " S in c e th e n , i t h as b e c o m e all to o a I> I> are n t JJ - said he - "that the Airplane's primary -significance lays in its p o u er of des t ru c ti on . Lindbergh _.adding: "my fascination with the rocket as a space-explort11g vehicle - has also been replaced by my alarm at its ability to wipe out a civilization over night." LINDBERGH - 2 ---------- As a result - said the Lone Eagle - / have been forced to believe that much of our sc;,entific and technological progress is really negative progress; that many of the steps we take to insure our present survival - are leading to a future breakdown. Conclusion - said he - that scientists must "stand on ear th with their fellow me,s - in ma,tual a1'Jare11ess; that the physical sciences - must remai11 rooted in human values. " That from Cliarles Lindbergh - one of the g r e a ~ JU ers of all time - · •--·---- (l ~~~~ great..,.. America,e~ A ~ ~ - t c LADY BIRD - ------ ---- ,.,or Lad y B ir d Johnson - llze start today of a fare, el l jouraey from coast lo coast to coast. The Whit e Hous e calling il - a "this is your country" trip. G i ing the First Lady a final opportunity - t o vi s ii s o m of t he II••• tj(m b ea u ti f i ca Ii o" and conser v ation projects she has helped to inspire. ~ 4 1 Fir s t s IO p - Ne w Or l ea n s . ~1f~SRAS=ll~Jti,.s,=:::i11:11-=-~b---==- ,/ ~~ Cape Kennedy, 1 ,Denver and,:. P a ~ Californiafwhere - ~ - , . . . , will lake 1>arl ;,. weeheftd dedical ion ceremonies for ,,..S,. new Redwood National Park. l - ~ k ~ ~ ~ ) · w~. ~ t CASABLANCA ------------ Max Conrad - +#rtt: famed "flying grandfather" Ivory Coast. two fhousand miles4., For a man who has already logged some fifty thousand hours in the air, just a short hop under ordinary circumstances. However, heat, dust and the threat ~ (<_ ✓~ of unexpected sand storms - m a ~ this t_•l:'llwc:,~:::l:ls$:F=:ws1111111~c . ~ 1ii _s--,,. ~ . ~ ~ 5t1.~~ ......,.,..._-4--~i..-irC""""'",- . . t.Fl=-w-1-na":!lls~'-"M-rr> e tHH ad ~ o 11 " " " • •