l!ET , AU -- - -- ----- /11 lit e 11/ral Highland of l i lt1a111 - a ma i e de m o 11 ~ 1 , , rt Ii o II Io day of a i r P o u • ,, . A m r i a 11 Ntln" p I an e s b I a Ii II g I h J "11 g I 1,r 1111 ,.- m o u 11 I a in rim m ; n g f h t, a I I/ car d po · i/io11 al Dak To. W hi I on 1/1 gr o II n d - A m e · r i ca 11 Ir o o P " r d I,, o) i 11 g a ¥i~a-~ r I, Viel Co11g 11/r.~i drl#r1'~n~~~ - t§A~s/\ g" 11 P o ii i o 11 - I I, e one I ha I s e r I e d a / he &NltMfc ,; chief form n/or - during /lir e e da) of morlar attacks on Dak To. Americo11 officers later obser · ing - Ille two i eek ballle for Dal.• To ma) b o er al las/. Th enemy - appare nil) , i ll1dra, ing back into Laos. ../:'ea ing be llind ) at leas/ e en hundred k1101 " dead - ;,, addilio11 lo another se en hr,11dred probable dead - a compared with American losses - totalling a hu.ndred-a11d-t1 e,ity-011e me,i. Meanwhile, to lite North - US N<rvy jets today were takin . g adaxl»1Jf»llflltE! ad anlage of ti¥• a slight break in the #NJoi,ftS' monsoon " alher 1 r AJ1asli11g a /n•e iouslJ 1111/ouclted shiPJard - in the ital Red port of Haiplzoug. ~_E;_ _!_~ 1 0 R E.!:, _ A__ Q _ f_9 _ L _ ~QJI_ _ l /ET A ~1 - - --- - - - - - A I · o G 11 ' r a I W e . · I III o r 1 a 11 d p u / ; 11 a 11 a/JP e ora11 today b ef or e th na/ e Arm e d S r ice ommill e pre enti11g - 1 ear told - a "cautiuuslJ optimistic" r e port. lV Imo, , la11d la/ r r /11r11i11 g lo the Whit • Hou e - •·.tz.:e . Txlr 1f her h e p 11/ la I 11ighl. Toda 3 lot ilne an a u • a r d c r m o II y II i I It t I, Pr i de n I pr e s e n I i 11 g a m e d a I of ho,ior lo another he1 ' 0 of l ielnam - Army Sergeant Cl1arles Morris of Galax, Virginia. Said the President: "After tlior,sa,id of ear of ci ilizalion - Ill sadde l of all human fail,,re i /hi llzat Ille precious t ealth o f man's cou - ,-age mu I till be pent on the battlefield. But all /he wi dom of the earth" he added - "l,a iiot et found a , ay to preser e freedom williout defending ii." A la/er development General W es tmoreland quoted as telling a Hou e committee - there could be the beginning of a faze-out of the 1 ar u ithi11 /11 o .\' aY "ESTUORELAND FOLLOW VIETNA~ _ 2 ---------- - - - ----- -- ------------ if e ery lllit1g ke P · going along as ii i " The major ' bur de 11 of I /1 fig h I i ,z If - - co u Id I he 11 b e I urn d o l er I o the South ti /nam e • ) · aid he. AN llER ARl' --- - ------ - - Th Pr id II I and if Y • Jo I,,-, • o 11 ~ \ 11 ' i I I c e I b r n I e t-v-m-o+ I a N :a. /h eir,< I It i r I .} - I It i ,, d I e d di 11 g ~~ w-e a ,, n i e r s a Y · ' ',t./ n It o 11 or of u h i c h - " ,. h i I e H o u ." e a i de s .,.?' e c a l l in g io,luy =- a r 11 I co 1l L ' r · a Ii on; u It 11 L B J s • • kck t a a k e d 1 ha/ he 1to11/d do - if It had hi /i f to Ii e o r'l.gain. Hi an wer - quick as a flash - "I'd marry Lad , I Bird.«gai11 =- I o l i · e u i I l1 - Thu lhuside,u ~ d ing: "Site gels better er da)." A. f811t UililTlji-tln"I~ }'Bflfi- quite ,,,, " ' lltateMtWt, J KIL/A EA --------- For I h s co11d lim /hi mo11/h - a11d only the third lime i11 ' Om lhirl.' y a1 ' - at10/h r hrillian/ fir II orks di Play /or/a_, from Ha11 aii' ~ ',,f /. Kilauea,tH1h ""o ~ ' f t1 ln1 tu i ,. dT,: Jo ,, a , p o ~ * eri s of 1imull1U1aau:s-- arth tr mb/or -:.., ~ an "e11d of I he II or/ d " ~ ~ ' ! a , i /ale / er up Ii 011. -tb .4ccording lo" S Geo logical Sur e - Ille la a i not building up al n rate of a millio,z yards a day - already co e1'i11g lhe floor of Kilauea's gianl Halemaumau Crater - 11ear I y a mi I e ~ I . - ,i .e,~~k~ __J L HONG KO _ G 0111mu11i · t hi11a' f ir I hydro -, 11 bomb - · o po 11 • 1 ' f II I i I "ca" Io I a LI y cl e Ir o y a I I I h Int il di II g i 11 Tokyo.'' Thi nccordi11g lo a R ed Guard l aflel - sm uggled toda_, in to Hon g Kong; reporling 011 th e "explo i e power" g e 11 er a I e d by hi ,i a ' fir · t H - bomb I e I - ks · I a I Ju 11 e i11 We l r11 i11kia11g . 111 9t·INte--;- The I aflel going lo ay lhal a a r ult "the U ,iil ed Slate , B1 • ilai11 a · nd /he So iel U n io 11 nr e not mortall y scared." I miglt- add tbat ••· 9#ew tJ.f the Berl :. 6 d ~ .~ • , I! .. " ,. • - , , ' • • a #• • , t e ,I I b a I ,I a J, u n If a , r • y• .. "' ., ., - -· - - - - - - - - - - - - - IHOJ also Di IO!IIIN16«t CLFNt!e,wwd; ANN ARIDR -- -- ----- - The S conomic outlook for in / e 11 ixty-Eight - b r i g h I e r a n d 1rlf ix b , , i g h t r , h i g h y a 11 d It i g J, r . I II fa c t - J II t hart of IJ oo m Prop o rtio11 ; a cor di11g to a ompreltensiie consume> ' spending sttrt ey - r e port d today from the nil' e r i/J of lit Mi ·ltigan. Economi t Era i\lttell , , a yi 11 g th America11 shoppe,t u i II P ' r ob ab I th i 11 k It i - b for h e bu )' a II et car, a refrigerator, a I ashi11 g machine , mainlJ - because of higher prices . .Bui aft r lhinking ii over - ll,e shopper will p - robabl y b11y anywa - said the Professor. E c on om is I D a n i e 1 Su i l adding iii a t /11 e gr o s nalio,zal produc/ -- , ill continue to rise to ,ie1 heights; <'/ )) pro iding enottgh t1e1 jobs - said lie "to ab orb the groz i,r,g labor force;" and also to make up for old jobs lost through automalion. ROME F-01. -L-0- W - A N-N-1-V.E R SA-R- l' --------- ---- - ------------- c:-r. re,~ //1 i S I a I l' S I / r Om R Om e i On I he i II - S C Qr e d rvmau · of llalia11 Princ es 'larie-Bealrice - and lier commo11 r bo y -friend, mo ie muscle man Maurizio Are11a. The collple - as you know - finally returned from J.stl•«•~ futile al/empts lo marr) in E11gland and France; and not Aret1a fi,id himself cited willi an obscr,re Roman charge - knot 11 legall y as Plagio." Arena's accuser - strangely enough - a lad3 monarcliist; who says that Arena is a s engali - who has placed the Princess u,ader his romantic spell. The Plagio law defining an offender - as "one i ho places another in his power in such a way - as to reduce the other person _ to a slate of total subjection." just No,, if we coul~gel such a law over here, think w~~l of al l lli e h us b a n d s) who m i g ht b e s a v e d · " SOUTHERN CAL ------- ----- -- NetfJ York' ~a_ or ii"'• Lindsa y i c11rrenlly i i Ii n g I It G olden Ga I e SI a I e - o 11 t hat i officially billed as a "11on-polil-ical" lor,r. E en so, one of the Mayor' firs/ lops toda y - al the Uni ersity of Southern Calif orwia in Lo Angeles: , here he filled in a group of campus rebels - 011 the political facts of life. In essence, Lindsay telling the students their one bes cha nee of changing the world - is thro11gh government. Said he: "If you want to ban the bomb - only government can do ii; if , , 011, ant to legalize pot - onl) ' government can do ii. " Howe er, the Mayor drawling a line - when it comes to the popular hippie slogan: "Make love - not toar." "As a Republican"- said he - "I think that matter should best be left - to private enterp · rise."