L.'1'. COMIIERCIAL 1 PRmAY. FEBRUARY 3, 1967 GOOD EVENDII EVERYBODY: Charge and counter charge tonight ln Moscow -- aarklng a new low ln Slno-Sovlet relations. According to lahe Red Chinese -- Ruaala today violating Ch\neae dlploaatlc l•unlty 1n the Soviet Capital. A hundred and seven Ruaalan plain clothea•n -- said to ha•e invaded the Chlneae Ellbaasy grounds; allegedly rlpp1.ng c l - alx anti-Soviet showcases -- and severely bealng thirty Chlneae who 1uppo1edly tried to stop the■ . Chlneae rt.rat Secretary Vang Chang-Yuan -- clalalng, tor one, that he • • "beaten bloody." However, the lrelllln -- quickly denled the charge and suggested that the Chinese the•elves probably tore down the cases, ln an att911Pt to create stll l another lncldent to poison Red China against Russia. Be that a& lt •Y -- Ruaslan Jets were flying today LEAD--2 to Peking; to evacuate Russian dlplo•ts and thtlr ta■ille1 -- who have been Wider constant attack t'roll tanatlc Red ~~- The lre■lln aaaertlng that "never betoN lil all the hlatory or the Soviet 1tate1 -- has auch an unbrldaled anti-Soviet cupalgn been conducted ln an, country -- evea thoae •at hostile to the Soviet Union." BIP CHUA AS POR THAT CONTINUING POWD STRUGGLE IN RED CHINA - ~ A SHOWDOWN BATTLE IS REPORTED UNDER WAY TONIGHT IN SHAMSI PROVlRC!. / RADIO PEKING SAYING THAT DD TROO~ LOYAL TO CHAIRMAN MAO TS! TUIG. ARE LOCKED IN COMBAT WITH R!BEL FORC&S. THE LATTER :. SAID TO INCLUDE A NUMBER OF DEFECTORS PROM MA . O'S OWN GENERAL co,uwm H!ADQUABDS IN THAT NORTHERN PROVINCE. AMOTHD REPORT FROM PUINO TELLS OP A BLOODY CLASH TODAY • POR COl'l'ROL OP A RAILROAD STATIIN 01 TD OUftKIBTS OP 1'D UD CAPITAL. TD COMBATANTS • ACCORDING TO THE SOVIIT RVS AGIICY TASS :. R I V ~ OP THOSE SA.MB UNPRIDICTABL! RID GUARDS. VBY • st11'1 ~~ TASS DOESR' t SAY. ADDIRG ONLY THAT iiiliiifiliiii, lfllll III,Je!D • .iiiilla- /' ,. • • HUNDREDS IRJURED. , fQIHG THERE SEEMS TO BE A T!NDBNCY OF LATE - TO WR I TE OPP RID CHINA AS A WORLD POWE B~AUSE OF ITS PRES!NT INTERNAL STRIPE. A T!ND!NCY WHICH UY BE A BIT PREMATURE - IN Vl!W OP THIS NDT: I A REPORT TODAY ON Am R!l:!NT EDITORIAL• Ill 1'8! lillN PnllG PEOPLES DAILY.- THE !DITORUL TA.KING THE CHINES! PEOPLE TO TABI • BOTII PRO A.MD ANTI KAO GROUPS - POR D!STRUCTI011p, STATE PROPIRff DtJBIIC THI CURRENT CULTURAL R!VOLUTI~. PlJBTHD URGING "TH! PR.ACTICI OP II ICONOIIY IN CARRYING OUT THE ~EVOLUTION." FOR "IP VB DO ROT• - SAID THE ARTICLE - "VE WILL Bl UNABLE TO RISIST TH! CORR08IYI EPPICT OP A RETURN TO CAPITALISM." ACCORDtlfG TO CBIIIA VA.'ft:HDS - TH! MIBSAG! PlllPIC'l'L! CLIAR: WHICH !VER UD FACTION WINS TB! POV!R B STRUGGLI - - ~r l , tL CHINA WILL BDAIN A. MA.TOR COIUIUNIST POVERa DOMINANT POBCI - IN THE FAR EAST. AND ■ atml!!!I••._ , A. YIITIAJI In Vietnam -- what appears to be a new strategy na put lnto effect today -- beginning wlth quite a bafll. Giant Aaerlcan 1-Pltty-Two'• reigning tons or bou on a 1111pected Vl•t Co111 sanctuary -- wlthln two ■ilea or the Caabodlan border. thls at the••• tlae that U.S. paratroopen ••n b .. 1•1111 a •••lv• aaaault -- aplnlt a prevloualy untouched Vlet Cong stronghold -- leaa than thirty ■taea troll Saigon. '1'hl one-two punch -- aald to /.rald lntenaltlcatl• or the Allerlcan ertort ln South Vletnua, through a aert•• et •Jor, ooortlnated drlv•• -- at 1M and tlw • • tllle Iii ~ vartoua air••• or that e■battled llftcl. we are told thla v strategy will get a full teat 1-dlately following the 1\ln&r n• 1ear cease tlre. C C - BAIDtml Por Sukarno or Indonesia -- a stunning set back today. Perhaps the death knell for his hopes or regaining power. And in the one place -- where he was still considered a aJor rorce 1n Indoneala'a politics. In Bandung on Vest J••• -- long a Sukamo strong hold -- there the Indonealaa natlonallat party today of.tlclally withdrew lta supprt ot "the Prealdent-tor-Llre." Saying that Swcarno no longer deserves support as rather ot the party -- "because or hla lllrxlat leanlnga." The party urglng Indoneata'a new ■llltar1 atrong■aa -- General Suharto -- to "takes •••urea" neaeaaar1 -- do lt -- now -- to relieve the country's present polltlcal crisis; oust Sukarno. fJ ,, It§'." BERLIN IN EAST BERLIN - POUR IMPRISONED AMERICANS WER! RELEASED UNEXP~TEDLY TODAY - BY ORDER OF THE COMMUNIST EAST GEIUUN GOV!RNIIENT. THE QUARTET INCLUDING MISS NARY H!LII aDI BATTLE OF OAK RIDG!, TENN!SSD,- MOSES HERRIN OF AXROII, OHIO r FREDERICK MA'M'HEWS OF ELWOOD CITY, PENNSYLVANIA,- AND VILLIAI LOV!TT OF SAN PRANCI~co. THE FIBST THRO SERVING TERMS• POR ALLEGEDLY DI.PING COMMUNIST Da B!FUGDS W !SCAPE B TO THI VEST. THE POUBTI • POB AIJ,!Gta>LY CAUSING A TRAFFIC ACCIDDT. BEIRUT FR O M BEIRUT - NEWS I I THAT LEBANESE AUTHORITI!S HAVE JUST ARRESTED - NORE THAN EIGHTY PALISTINIAN ARABS: ALLEGED GUERRILLA FIGHT!BS !WHO ARE SAID TO HAVE ADRITl'ED CARRYING OUT A SERIES OF R!X:!HT TERRORIST RAIDS INSIDE ISRAEL. TH! PALESTINIANS REPORTEDLY SAYING THEY WEBE TRAIN!D BY A SIIllAJI ARIIY OPFICl!R:. ~ liJlJ.B REPUGD CAl!P. ALSO COIIFl!SSIK •WEAR! TOLD - THAT THEY PLANTED Am NUMBER OP LAND MINIS 01 THE ISRAEL FRONTIER Wlfll LEBANON. TH! PAL!STINIARS SAID TO BAYS · BED 11¥-n R!TUBHING PRC1t4/u.Ia LATEST FORAY :. WUN TIIEr VOS . INTIRCEPT!D BY L!BANP.S! BORDER GUARDS. CHARLF.STOI The city of Charleston, West Virginia na•d wiMer of a distinguished service award ln a national beautiftcatlon contest. Which calls for an expression or ~1v1c prlde -- " you might th1*; but then -- you might be wrong. Por exaaple, one local city council aan toda7 calllng Charleaton -- "the dirtleat town I've ever aeen." Addlng that cltJ rathera could hardly accept a beautltlcatlon award -- without blushing. Bllt a ladJ has the last word. The charlladJ or the local beautltlcation c01111lttee -- Ju1t1r,1ng the award oa the basil ot perforaance agalnat tre•ndoua odda. In ether worda -- lts all relative -- aald she. SICIIIO Ir you are a non-skier you may want to tune ae out. - Thia •Y turn out to be the perfect . ski weekend or the year tor Northeastern Allerlca. A few hours ago at Cata110unt, lear Hillsdale, lew York -- that'• the ho• ot . the !onl Natt Ski School, Toni, the Babe Ruth ot Skiing __ r I ••• in a chair with another skier, a stranger. To hill ll put that brilliant question: "Bow are 1011 doin~?" !o whlch he replied that there was too ■uch powder. When I asked why, he aald: "Oh, I clllt snowplow 1n powder." Whereupon I alaoat cried. Sparkling lllllShlne, llke Colorado or Utah; pertect te■perature; new dry powder anow. P•rrect for akilng. I' ■ broadcaatlng tonight troa WIRI, ln the heart or the Berkshires. Pro■ nearby Brodie,and Otla Rldge, the report ls the , aa■e. Also for all through upper lew York and lew England. So, Warren, get out yo11r akt:es, coae on lorth. CLEVELAND A story of mutiny in a sy■phony hall -- coaes today fro■ Cleveland telling of a brief clash of wills -- between -bers f f the world faaed Cleveland Sy■phony Orchestra and their equally fa•d conductor -- George Szell. It see■a that so•body hit a clinker -- or at leut the orchestra wasn't plaJlng the way he wanted -- ao conductor Szell let fly wlth a few choice worda. Where.,_ the orchestra roae enaaaae -- lt'a -bera 110v1111 to houe seat, and Je•ndlng an apology. Por half an hour -- nobody 110ved. Szell hlaaelt re•lning 1n the wlngs until he flnilly broke the apell; walking to the podi1.111 -- to address the orcheatra. Sald Szell: "It was nothing peraonal." Baraony restored -- rehearsal resUlling "once ■ore -- with feeling," as I head for Stowe -- and solong until Monday.