MOSCO t th r m l n - o v i t Pr m1 e r Kosy in c onfer r in to ay - wit h U.S. enator Gor e o f Tenn es e - u l o, Se nator Pell o f Rho de I sland . -Telling I the two Americans - th t Ru ia int e n s t o pursue a po lic y of peace f ul coe x istence in the foreseeable future; whil e striving at the ame time - to achie v e a balanc e o f trength between th e world's two great est power s . Howe er, Kosygin expressing concern - about recent statements by President-elect Nixon. Saying it would be di ff icult to pursue t h is policy of detente - if one side ~--lb~ & ~ 1.y- 1!11 ; 1:1, t 1 l1"form111tarysuper1or1ty. VIETN AM On th Vi e t1 am e e war f ron t - a number of ene m y r ro ket an m or t ar a t t c k to ay - o n l lie d mi l it ary in s talla tion u ard in t he northern c it y of Da Nang. These followin g a s e rie s o f nine s eparate but 1milar attac k - on other S o ut h Vi e tnamese population( centers. In S a igon - South Vietnamese Premier Tran Van Huon g - s imultaneously warning a g ain s t t h e pos s ibility of a bi g Viet Cong "winter-spring" o ff ensi v e. For the f irst time in a week thoug - there were no new shooting incidents today in that D.M. 2 . WHITE HOUS FOLLOW VI TNAM Her e at ho me - another mas Medal o Honor cer m o n y to4&f at the ite Hou e. President John so n p re enting the nation's hi t a1ard or valor - to f i ve heroes o . the war in Vietnam; includin g one - a chaplain -!\first ~l,Jtt11tl L.Jcv v ~ _ / since/\-• X The Presi d ent also taking advantage of the occasion - to warn that 1 other bitter days a nd other battles s till lie ahead." Said he: "I cannot emphasize strongly enough - that we have not attained peace - only the possibility of peace." PARIS M ea n whil e n Paris - that " o i bil it · re m a in as r em ote a e v er . lli ed diplo m a ti c so urc e reporting continu e all ure today - in e ~f ort s to brin g about Saigon participa tio n in ex panded peace talks. Con s equently, normal We d nesda y pea.ce talks - cancele d once again f or the thirfl straight week. FRANC F El ewhere in Pari . -- h rench overnment wreFt ed t0 y wit th e orobl mo avin the fr a nc. BAMAKO R v olutio n in Malit\ Le t i t Arm y o icer s ei in g control o t tat s prawlin West African nation today - in an apparently bloodles coup. Ousting the s ix-year-old government o President Modibo Keita - founding father of the former French colony - and declaring martial law . .J2_ A s of now - all powers resting i n t ~ hands o a new "National Rev1 v al 11 military committee. Its sole goal - said Army Major Moussa Traotre - to put an end to the Kelta "dictatorshlp. 11 He also promised free elections - as soon as possible. Add lng: 1 The hour of l 1berty h as come. " F~AIJ ~ BONN FOLLO P~S Reve r ·e ~ 1 cte - an e mbarra emnt o f ri c he in We st Germ a n a se , in p a rt b y t h e fli ht o f the Frenc h franc. F orcin Bonn to move q uickly today - to prevent ~ upward aluation of the ieutschsmark. The · est German government imposing a series of "immediate tax ~ures" - designed to ~ a swltch! boost imports and cut exports. NEW YORK L ad B i d Joh n on v ers u s t he l i tter bu t o r y f ro m ri ht he r e in N ew Y o rK - w h ere t he F i rs t L ady to d a y addresse d a m eet i n g o manu fac turer s . Decrying the fa c t th a t an estimate d f orty- f i ve million tons o f packaging material - en d s up as litter each year. Litter that "is 1 ,m . ste f ul - as wel l as unlovely an d costly" - s aid she. How to pre v ent it ? Easy - said Mrs. Johnson. -tte Urging the development of,,\.sal.vageable - and thus reusable - ~ packagt.Ag materials ;A · else containe~s that simply disintegrate - after they've served their purpose. The President's Lady saying: "Surely, it is time f or Americans - to cure the litterbug habit." Mo e on t he ·am - rom poll ter Geor g e Gallup. Reportin a re e n ur v e y h owin g t ha t meri an are , ~ - ~--ol nearly one hun red pe r cent~- in t he i r condemnation o litterbug s; or 11 slobs 11 - or 11 pigs 11 - a the y are sometimes called. Of thos e polled thoug h - more than half admitting that they themselves were guilty o littering at times. C 1 1 G G 11 "Until the one us on - says eorge a up: indi v idual citi z en starts thinking of himsel f as a 'slob' - if he drops a paper container on the street or highway or throws a cigarette wrapper on the ground - until then~laws are not going to resolve the problem." CHARM T hit H ou ~e a ain - a 0 en imental ceremon, to ay. Pre i e n t Jo hn on p yin tribut tc t he sixty White Hou se ecretari e - who have ·erv . d his d ministration. The women who have »ma e the impo ss ible pos ibleu - said he. Addin g tat he a g reed with t h e late Sam Rayburn - who said tha t a public o ff icial was 0 only as good as his secretary." As a f urther gesture - the President also presenting each o f the secretaries with a gold charm - bearing the Presidential seal. A charm 1s intended "to ward of f tYil" - said LBJ. Adding, 1n e f fect: "Better late than never! ·k )~~~~ I \ G L ' G OW otl t - e u ee n ~ t p ou t. T e newe t pr l \j of the Briti h f l eet - ue e n Eli a et h Tw o - tod ay co m pl e tin g her first wo a g e un d er he r own power. Sailin t h i r e n m ile dow n th e l ye e~t u ary - to a waitin dr ydock . Th er e to r e cei ve h er final fitt in gs - preparator y t o her mai d en trans A tlantic voya ge January Se v enteen. Alo ng t h e way - t h e ueen c runching a couple o f docks th at chanced to get in her way. Receiving in return - -~~~~ a couple o scrapesAtct1ll.A8" ~~ thirty feet in length. N thi e ious t ·n ough " A touch of make-up" - said a o ngsT' . . Cunard official - an d Queen Eli z abeth Two will be as good as new. r