SEA OF JAPAK ~ . )}t~ \ o-'l,¥_ ~ Cold war aaneuvers in the Sea of Japan -- suddenly~red hot today. With a Soviet destroyer -- spying on U.S. anti- submarine training uneuvers; when it got too close -- bwaplng an American destroyer -- despite repeated wamlngs to Yeer ott. ~!!!/ Luckily, no onctllrurt -- and only ■inor daMge. However, the U.S. State Depart•nt 1-dlately f111ng a prote1t -- •1th the Soviet Ellbaaay 1n Waahlngton. Accusing the llualan destroyer or, quote -- "repeated close •neuver and vlolatlon or the rw.ea or the road." VIETIAN War in Vietnam -- aarke d today by anot h er uaslwe U.S. air strike agatnat the Co•uniat lorth. Allerlcan la•J . . ta blaatl.Dg two power planta -- 1n the vital port cltJ or Haiphong. Also poandlng a IUD bue nearb7 -- leaY lag lorth Yletnaa with only three air tlelda still 1Dtact. Jleaaifhlle, to tbe South -- renewed errorta todaJ '° cat t' 6u,-es. • / orr enug lntlltratlom'l,t 2 4;11 . . _ , . , . •1th )t~le-wldenlng or that DO-·· lanil H alone. twl,re a 2 9 2 r L ■ile stretch or the D.I.Z. lllr1ne construction battallona ordered to clear the vungle -- to strip 1t clean -- over a width or six hundred yards. Laying wollld-be 1.nf1ltratora wide open -- to Allied ground and air attack. OOWIEY The new crew for America's f1rst three-man space flight -- together publicly for the first tille today -- at lorth Aller1can Avlatlon., A Downey, Cal1fom1a. Wally Sch1rra, (Eyes-lee) Donn Else le and Walter Cunnlngha■ -- ua lng a aock-11p or the new redesigned Apollo spacecraft; 1n deaonatratlon ot aaretr 1aprov91191lts -- since that tragic flre at Cape lennedy. Aaoftl the changes -- a new quick-open aarety hatch; peraitt1ng escape fro■ the cratt -- tr necessary -- 1n poaaiblJ two-or-three aeconda. Otlrier changes lncladq - wiring and piping -- 1n addition to non-1.Dtl-~l• MMrlala wherever poaa1ble -- to eliminate, 1at least part1all~ the • • r of another fire. Back ln Washington -- the cost o , f these ■odttlcatlona~~ .-\ . set at about Seventy-Five Million. Space off1c1ala saying, however, the cost will be absorbed -- 1n money already appropriated to put a man-on-the-■oon. , Nore important, anyway -- the safety of the men who wlll carry Amertca•s future hopes into space. PHILADELPHIA Here's a switch. A report today fro■ Philadelphia -- from Dr. Henry ltle1n of the Aller1 . can College Ad■isalona Center; to the effect that colleges throughout the nation are beginning to hit the "panic button" -- aa he put it; in se~h o . r qualified students -- to fill their treahllan classes tor next tall. Dr. '1e1n calling this -- a "turnabout phenoMDOll." "The result" -- said he -- "or eoaparatiwely tewer 1tlldent1 -- tor relatively aore college spaces;" available, 1n part ~ -- hfdded -- "becauae ot"trenzied . college expanalon pl'Op'UII -- spurred by governaent funds." HOUSE Selective Service Director Lewis Hershey -- principal witness today at draft hearings before the Howse Arlled Services Co•ittee. Disclosing, UIODg other things, llctl ~ c O..Neel,..\,.R;.,ol\l ~ ': 5 3 ~ draft deferment teats -- oripnallJ achedllled to be given college students next tall. 'l'he reaaon -- said Hershey -- because ot current ettona to extend and rev1ae the draft. Thia leavlng "tm ent1N queation of student deferant -- in an open state• -- 1ald he. DETROIT Shorter workweeks -- more and longer vacations -- early retirement -- these are syapto■s of A•rlca's new "leisure explosion." Under discuaalon today -- at the current Detroit meeting of the A■erlcan Paychlatrlc Asaoclat1on. Dr. Alexander Reid Martin, for one, calling the sudden abundance of tree t,• -- a potential c&la■lty tor •work-oriented" people; who otten fall vlctl■ -- aald he -- "to a apollaport attitude -- to p17cho1oaatlc dlaturbancea llke headaches and patrolnteatlnal lrrltablllty -- to boredo■, tedlUII, deadn••· and, r1na11, e111>tlneaa." POLWUON l " C I Ml\l: · l I Elsewhere in Washington -- a "rogue's gaP.f dirty titles -- yes, dirty! -- was •de public today by the Department of Health, Education and Welfare; baaed on a nationwide survey by the lational Center for Air Pollution Control. In the first rank ot offenders -- those c1tl••• wlth the worst air pollution problea -- Chicago, Cleveland, Loa Angeles, lew York and Ph11adelphla. In the second rank or the leas clean -- Boston, Detroit, lewark, Plttsb11rgh and St. Loula. In the third wave -- so11&what cleaner -- Akron, Baltimore, Clnclnnati, Indlanapo11s, Jersey City, Lou1sv11le, Jlllwa~ee, Washington D .C., W11■1ngton., Delaware, and Gary, Indiana. The rating ayste■ said to reflect total lapact of alr po l lution on health, econo■lcs and the eaathetlcs o f the affected c1tles. IIEURIIERG In leurnberg, West Germany -- the owners of ra■ed Congress ~ Hall refused· si Jto open 1t.,(to a •ss rally of so-called "neo-laz11." The building's doors re•1nlng padlocked -- in defiance of a court order peralttlng the ■eetlng. Unable to get ln -- 1 0 • two thousand Oel'IIIID8 standing outside and a1ng1ng "Deutschland Ueber Alles" -- "Geraany over All" -- before they flnally went ho■e. Leaders or the rally proa1a1ng -- they will try to get together qaln next tall. LONDOII Across the Atlantic -- in London -- a throwback today to the "Charge of the Light Brigade." Plumes waving -- swords flashing -- hooves pounding -- cannon roaring; as the K1Dg 1 s Troop of the Royal Horse Artillery -- th1111dered across Hyde Park. A thr111111 spectacle -- unaeen 1n Britain since the days of Queen Victo~a. Thia a royal "gallop past" -- 1n honor of viaitlng ling Jalaal or Saudi Arab1aA ~evltablJ 1a111ng to ■ind -- the glory days of the British Bllpire. But more than I I )- ATHElfS As expected and as feared -- Andreas Papendrou found h111&elf on the hot-seat today 1n Athens. The son of roraer Greek Premier George Papendreou -- a one-time naturalized U.S. c1t , 1zen -- arrested by order or the new Greek ■111tary governaent; and orr1ci11y charged -- with "conaptracy to co•1t high treason." The younger Papandreau accused or plotting to overthrow the aonarchy --tn favor of a leftist reglM. Thus, facing a poaalble death penalty -- tr conflcted. However, Greek General Pattakoa na quoted earlier as saying -- he "did not think that Andreas would be executed." This same General Pattakoa -- reaponslble for the new tourist regulations today in Greece, banning beared and long-haired beatniks -- fro■ the ancient home-land of bearded and long-haired philosophers. If Socrates were alive he 'd be banned! Warren -- but not you. VATICAN A so11ew h at related item -- from the Vatican 1n Rome. With t h e official Vatican C1ty weekly saying today -- that the Catholic Church cannot approve of mini-skirts. This 1n the wake of c Papal audience last week -- for Italian film, theater and newspaper people; including several actresses -- who wore skirts well above the knees. Today's article -- Eking no mention of the audience. Asserting, however, that the church must condemi such fashions +- that "tend to degrade the dignity of wo■en." Those chiefly responsible -- said the article: "Bra1Dleas women -- professing a pseudo non-conformism who end up reseabl1~■onkeys."