\IETNAM Ameril'llll Mari11cs l,a r,· lhruu • 11 ha c l, a la,· . s.:e force o f No r I It \ · i c I 11 " 111 cs 1.: I r u o f, s ~ 11 · I, o a f, /J a r c ,, 1 l _,. , 11 e r e / r _v; n g Io s / a pc a J_"o II r I h of J II I y i 11 ,. as i o II of I I, e d c m i li I a, , i z e cl zone i 11 V i c I 11 a 111 • Th e M a ,. i 11 e .-. e ,, J.: a g e d I h c e II c 111 _,. i 11 s o m e of l h e b i l I e r <.' s I f i -~ I, I i ,, g of I I, <~ ,r a r , w i I I, a I I e a s I I h r e e I Ir o u s a n d Com11111,1isl troops charging i11/o the Amcrica11 li,zcs. A Ma r i 11 c s po k cs m a ,z s a id I Ir e No r l h Vi e I" a m cs e f o u g It l s o I ( fr a ,i Ii ca l l y Iha I I h e y appear e d Io b e on o.d ope " as f I, e y fried lo dri e soulhwa1·d. Figh/'i11g also flared in other parts of South Vic hzam while American air acti, ily increased 01 er the ,iorlll. U I\" IT E D . . \ A TIO \ S --- - -- - ---- - --- - .4 doz. cu Fr , t·11clJ-sfJcaki 11 .~ Africa11 11at1011s a P/H l re 11 .ti y 11 o Id U, e Ii: c y to f .II e o II I r o ,,, e of a l. N Ge 11 e r a I A s . s e n . 1 IJ I _,. r e s o I II I i o 11 o 11 f 11 t 1 i d d I l' E a s I c r i s is . T It e s e / , we / re na .. · o,,s are rc _ porlc - d lo be rcsisli11g 1rltat's call e d, " t err i ble p,· es.su r e" from Fr ,1 11 , ce a11d Ru ss ia lo back a plan fa r o red by l ll e "'..\ ,. ab s . T 1J i s ti r a f I r es o I II Ii o 11 c alls Jo 1• J~t;rae/ t o l(l it/1d r , a w ils oc , eup , alion troops in th e mid-east, also , it t,/emands that th e UN Securil.} Co11n c i l consider all olJ1 - e1 · problem s g rowing out uf th e Arab-Js1·aeli war. () .II uas also repor t ed that form e t· Congolese Premier 'N}vJ Moise Tslloml, e ltas b , ecome a p , awn in the U N oling game . "' Tshombe l ~ h e ld under arrest i11 Algeria, ......i- ~ d l .. "',.,Al . • · ·• . l l d . d ip omal . ic sources say . · . . ger,a,z 0JJ1c1a s ,ai e a v ise tile Cong , ol ese go ernmenl 4Jrt1.t. h e will not be e xtradited u,zles s n,e Congo I oles ii11 fa, or of lit e Arab mid-cas I resolution. The Co 1 1 g ol ese g o ve rnm en t llanls lo c xlradiLe .f'•••• -1ur Ts 11 o m b e be ca us e II e i s u n d e r a d e a l It s en l e " · c e for treason. A1.IDEA ST For Ille third strt1ighl day, Isra el has ac:c11sed E gy pt of riolali1•~ lh< ' M itlri l<• East cease fire hy fi>•in,: a , crO:">S th e Su ez Canal al po s itio11s held by Jsrael''"/orces s hi c c U1 <' c 1ul of I h e re c e 11 I f i v e - d a y w en· . B u I I h e E gyp ti an s s a y n, e .Is r a e li s a r e r es 'I • o 11 s i b l e f o ,. I h e 11 e w fig Ii ti n g . In Ca i r o , E g J ' p,ti a 1 . 1 off i c i a Is c la i m e d a I I ca s I s ix Is r a e l i tanks a11<1 nine armo1•ed c ars u ere destroyed in weekend figlll.it.ig along lh . e canal's easl bank. WILSON B r i I i s It P r i III c M i ,1 i s I e r lV i l s o " It a s 11 1· g e d K i " ,: H11.~sc111 of Jo1·da11 lo pare lhe lf"flJ lo peace i11 ll1c Middle East by upeni11g immediale la/ks u:illt Israel. Israeli leaders are reported lo be bearing Ii/Ile resentment I o w a r d s Hu s s e i 11 t h o m I It e _, , b e I i e I e d I o h a e I, e e " p l a c e d in an "impossihle dilemma," by Preside11/ Nasser. DEGA , ULLE \b" F.TTJ1f7111-Pr-e-sjde,it DeBaulle ltas rescheduled that I , ,. i p Io Comm u 11 is I Pol tJ 11 d - a l ' is i I po s t pone d rec e ,z I l y b , ecause of . Ille ' Middl e Easl c1·isis. Now, he plans lo i isil .Poland for a full wee k , beginning S eptember Sixth. GENEl.4 In L a k e G en c I' a , S ll ii z e ,, la ti d I II e U ,ti I' e d N • SI ates a · ,,d Russia are ,·eporled almost ret,tly to p1•esent l'll c disarmame11l conferen<·e with a draft treaty to pre . e,it the sp,•e • d of nuclear weapons. A . nd, he1re al home, , i,z Lake Ge11eva, Wisconsin, Nafuniali;S:1- Gtu1rdsmen • laa A: marclie di ,do /own today after~ local p 1 olice im . p , osed a 11:R curfew to head off more iolenc,l b_v rampa . gting youtlis who a re drinki.ng llieir meals on tliis .w• c W.C 9X l1oliday., ADEN A ,, ab I c r r or is Is in A d e II ha 1 1 e a III I, us h c d and killed fo ur p e rsons -- includin g an oul s poktt,z opponent of pro-Nass e r Nal i o11olisls . A British gouernnienl spokesman chargetl lhal thes e la/ es t assassinalions in lite troubled Crown Colony of Ad e n, 1t e r e order e d by Cairo. The Terrorist. shot lo d ea th Sh e ikh Ali Salih Fedllma who had fought the ~~ Republicans in. l'e1ne11. and carried out a v igorous anti- ,\ E gyp I; a ti c amp a i gn o e r I h e A de ri Ra di o . ADD_Tu ADEN M e a II I i III e • B ,. i I i s I, I r o o /1 s - s II p p o r I e d I, y a ,, m o r e d r e ltic:l e s - dro, e iulo lit e e ra/ e r di .c. lric/ of Ad e n today and rccaJJl1tr e d ii from lite Arab Nalio11alisl s ulto had seized /he a,· e a more lha11 luv u ee ks ngo . Til e Arabs had dared Ille British lo come in after /hem. A B1·1tislt spokesman said th e re we,·e se e ral ha11d grenade explosions and a Jew ~ machi,ie g1111 bursts, bu/ only 01i e Av•w was known to have I\ hee,z killed it1 today's actio n . Th e Nationalists had seized and held the Crater Dislricl after ambushi,ig and killing /Helve British s o l di er s in. rec en I fig h Ii,, g. T It e .£ r a t e r a re a - P, a':;.. ~~~ ~ t.WQII ix...L:J;;:.~ so-named because i~~ localed inside an u~v-v,t-; extinct v olcano. /Is { l l ~ the Arab Naliotzalists had been cons i de red a s e Iba ck Io Br i Ii sh plans fo r a s moot II transition lo indepe,idence for /he South Arabia,i Federation KOREAN 'o r I 1, 1 ( or e a, . , Comm 1111 is Is - i II fi I I n1 Ii II g s o 111/1 of I 11 e d e m i I i I a 1· i z e d z o 11 c i 11 K o r e a - It u r e a m b u -" h e cl a I r II c k a 11 d k i l I e <I s e I e n S o 11 111 K o r c a 11 s o l di e ,. s • Th e ambush occ111·r e:el j u s t nor l ll of l"a11 gl( u -- sixl y -Ji ve miles nor/II of Seo11l. Th e U 11 i I e d Na 1 i o '1 s c o 1n m a ,id s atl- tit lF1- l II e a m bus h I l ook place o,il3 1 a Jeu hours afler South Korean President P ark CIJ"ng - .H . e e was i11a11g11raled for a second le r m in ceremonies at S e o ul. MAYOR Th e Co1111111111isl \lnyor of Ca11to11, Cltinct. is reported lo he 1111dcr arrt:sl for slirrin~ 11p riots i1z Ho II g K o n ,; lli:::II w i I h o u I f i rs I r cc e i ,. i 11 g p c r m i s s i o ,; J ,. o m highe1• ra11ki11>: Chin ese Communi~I officials. A Hong Kon!( 11 e ,, , s p a p e r s a .\' s M a y u r Ts <111 g Sh e ,, i s b e i n g p II n i s h e cl b e c a" s e the s1,-·ikcs and riots had lost China millions of dollars itt b11si11ess - a11d eL e11 worse, the st,·ikes had failed lo humiliate the British government of Hon g KOPlfi, ROMNEl' Go,. er,, o r Rom 11 c y of Mic It i ~ a 11 11 • i I I n r r i , , e in Mi r r o ,. L a I..• c , Ne lf Ha m p s /, i r e , I o m o r r o 11 1 I o t, c K i 11 a r o u n d of political t•ngaKemcnls. The Slat e of N e ll' 1/ampshire t2d-~ --p-1~ f'. lt o I d s I h e 11 a I i o 11 ' s f i ,, s / N i 11 e I e e n - S i x I y - E i g h I p r e s i de 11 l i a I -~~t~t p,·imary next March. 'F1F!- Go1•entor~ four-day tour will inc I u d c m e e Ii II gs ,u i I h s o III e of I It e s I a I e 's Io p - ranking Re pub lica11s. .It's also , ,e porled Iha/ Go e»'PZOY John Volpe of Massachusells - a possible Vice Presidential c a n di d a I e - w i l l l u II c h w i lit R o m II e y o II F r i d a .v . Go, er,ior Ronald Reagan of Califor,,ia say~ Lita/ if he were President, lte wouldn't have lite Vietnamese war lo worry about as a political issue in Nineteen Sixty- Eight because -- lte says - he wo11ld "step ttP lite war a,id h a v e ii o ,. c ,, w i /It b e f o r e I It e n . " R e a g an - on e of s e v e r a l Republican presidential possibilities - gare his views i,, tit e GW a c u r re n I is s u e of Ne w s we e k Mag a z in e . II MPHREl' l i c e Pre s i de II I If 11 ,,, p It re y a Yr i ,., e fl ,111 c11 I, o le l i II D o 11 11 I u 1r n A t1 c: h o rag e , A I a s k a , Io cl ll y - l Iii le · o , u t s i de / h e J, o I c I a n i II e I e e n _\' c a r o l ti s o l di e 11 w a · a y J t e s I e d Jo , ,, . f o v l i II g a r o u n d u · i l h a I w c n I _,. - I w o c a l i h r c J ' e · l!J o l V ' e r . P e r s on s ab o a rd a b II s , f o I lo u ,i i 11 g H II mp II r c .V '.s ca r, s po/ I e d t / 1 e ~ soldier displaying his pistol at a side e111, /1 nu,ce · l'o U,e hotel. llumpllre y, , ho aJ·riued i.11. A . ncl,or ag e fro ,n Ko re · a, p , lans to gel in '4a e,fx some fishin g o,i R e · sstol'eelion. Bay < at Seward and also vi sil the Alaska-six ly -sc ruHt Exp , ositian -- - - JOHNSON President Johnson - relaxing i,i the ,,. •• _. privafy of his Texas rancb - filled several government job vacancies today -- including 1/te v acant office of small bttsiness adminislirator. Bernard L. Boutin is resigning as administrator to join an electronics firm in New Hampshire. And the • Texas While House says President Johnson will nominate Robert C. Moot, of Annandale, Virginia, to replace Bou/in, effective July thirty-first. Moot has been a small business Deputy Administrator since last November. DEBRIS Th c A Io m i c En e r g y Co m mis s i on s a y s ......., radioactive debris from the Chinese Communist hydrogen bomb test las/ June _! e ve ,ile e nt:h, is still imprisoned in the upper regions o f /h e almospher.e. Bu . t the announcement adds tliat no fallouts have been found in the levels of air and water that Americans breathe and drink. This - along with reports from Japan - tends to confirm the belief that the Chinese bomb was exploded well abo v e the ground -- probably after being I rJ« dropJ,ed from a high-flying plane. KASHMIR More Iii a n . a m ill i on Ka s h m . i r is g a v e th e wife of imprisoned nationalist leader Sheikh Abdullah a rousing welc'.Jme today when she was allowed to return to Srinagar - - ~~~- ,,after an absence of two years. Sh.e says her sixty-one year old husband - Abdullah, "The Lion of Kashmir" - has shown considerable improvement after a recent illness. He has spent the best part of the last fifteen years in detention - because of his activities for Kashmiri independence. ELIZABETH Q u e e ,, El i z a b e I h ref II s e d lo let ,x, ti g h t s e c ro rit y precautions stand in h er w a y to day as she a,,d her / ,:usband - Prince Philip - look a minirail ride a · roiur.d L'he ground of Expo-Sixt. v -se v en -- /he Montreal World's Fair. The · minirail car - from which the Ro y al Couple got a panoramic view of the fairgrounds -}. ••z..- passed close abo v e the heads of the crowds. No trouble was reported - · and it appeared thal the crowds wanted only to cheer and Aqldr applaud Elizabeth and Pliilip, ,sot to jeer or molest them. But the Queen did not enter ·the city of Montreal itself, possibly for fear of anti-British demonstrations by Frenclt secessionists, like those who screamed insults at her when slle visited Quebec three years ago. MARINER Calm rvinds in /he English Channel are keeping the Lone Mari,ier - S i r Francis ChichesleY - from making n11,ch headway on llis : v oya , ge to London. He completed an epic twenty- . eight tllousand mile voyage around the world in his ketch - Gypsy Moth the Fourth. But the three hundred fifty mile tr . ip from Plymouth to London may take more time than exp i ected if the winds fail t · o cooperate. Sir Francis will be officially knighted by Queen EHzabeth in London on Frid a y - - i J h e g e ts th e re b y t 11 en . 11 1 HAL 1-.· ---- - -- of a f' ,· c> h I c· m °'' i ts J, ,,,, ,Is fo r I h t' F C>lll" I I, of J 11 I_\'. A dead H : ltalt· -- _f,n·t_, to fi_ft _ ,. fct· I 1011 6 - "·as u·aslted asl!ore early totia · y at hi~lt lidt" a11d police say there's some questio11 a S I O } II S I I( ' I, 0 1, n S I h C ,. C S /> 0 Pl S i b i I i t )' f O r re m O in g i I . Th e y s a.,· I h e c o a s I g u a rd I, a s r e f II s e d I o g e f i n t' o l v e d i n t Ir e - operation. The situation could create some problems for fourth of July bathers in the Goose Rocks Beach area. )3-(w ~ !O .. 0 . .0--:.-- __ a~- (} ;61.-R-- 1(- t- ~ P r e - ~ ~ ~ 9 = 1 1 1 g - ; . . . ~ ~ J & ~