l,;7[-'/?J..,,,aj.::,~_ .,...~, ~ , ,_ · 1-~-: (1<LZ~) DRAFT THE DEFENSE DEPARTMENT TODAY ORDEBED A SHARP INCREASE IN THE DBAPT - TO MEET THE VIETNAMESE BUILD-UP. SELEC'l'SWe: SERVICE TOLD TO PBOVIDE - SOME TWENTY-SEVEN THOUSAND MEN IN SEPTEMBER. PLUS ANOTHER THIRTY-THREE THOUSAND laF - ) IN OCTOBER. OP WHOM NEARLY FIVE THOUSAND - WILL BE ASSIOlfBD ' TO THE NAVi?. THIS THE LARGEST DBA.PT CALL - SINCE THE BERLIN CRISIS OP 196:l• ALSO THE PIRST TIPJE IN NEARLY TEN YEARS - THAT DBAPTEES RAVE BEEN TICKETED POB THE NAvt. GENEVA AT GENEVA - THE SOVIET UNION TODAY DASHED ANY REMAINING HOPE - OF AN EARLY AGREEMENT TO HALT THE WOBLDWIDE SPREAD OP NUCLEAR WEAPONS. THE SOVIETS DEMANDING IMMEDIATE WITHDRAWAL OF ALL AMERICAN TROOPS - PROM ,ORMOSA, THE CONGO, SOUTH KOREA , MALAYSA AND ESPECIALLY VIET NAR. -t{iMI, ~ AS A PRIOR CONDITION - BEFORE THERE CAN BE ANY PROGRESS IM THE PIELD OP DISARMAMENT. THE DEMAHD - OF COURSE - PROMPTLY AND FLATLY B . EJECTED BY THE URITED STATES. LEAVING THE FUTURE OF THE TALKS - Ill GRAVE DOUBT, AT BEST. PRESIDENT FOLLO ~ GENEVA Meanw h il e Presi ent Jo h n on in a speech today said we ~re wtlltn g to l e ave Vietnam -- once and for all, if the Vietnamese people can be g uaranteed a government by self- d etermin ~ tion -- free f any alien ideology. Until such time -- American power will continue to fight Co•unist1c agression -- for as long as necessary -- said he. VIETNAM In Vietnam itself -- U.S. Marines today used flame throwers and bull o z ers to level a pa1r of villages, suspected of harboring Vietcong terrorists -- near the big U.S. &1r Base at Da Nang. Total destruction of the villages -- 1n reprisal for two weeks o continuous sniper fire directed at a coapany er Marines encamped along a nearby railway. CONGRESS THE HOUSE TODAY GAVE ITS PINAL APPROVAL - TO THE PBESIDDT•S PROPOSED VOTING RIGHTS BILL. STRIKING OOWN VIRTUALLY EVBRY LEGAL BARBlBR - TO NmRo VO'l'IIIO IN THE SOUTH. SBHA'l'B APPROVAL - EXPBCTBD NO LATER THAN THURSDAY. !IHI BP I • Bl IN PIIIMs NIN= - BRbdli& Ml9 S!l\9111ft Tllltl TIM' • - I D M' 1111 PB!IULII■ SIR fll• M811R9 Ml8.- ~ ~ ... e • &AULD& z;ad&~ TIIII ROUSE JllDICIARf COIIIIITRI TODAY APPBO11D A SIIDPIIIQ BDORN OP u.s. IIUIIOUTIOR LAWS. DCUJDIIG llBPBAL OJP TD COl'l'BORRSIAL - RA'fIOIAL OBIOia QUO'l'A stsra. PIIALLI, A ROUSE LABOB SUB-C:ODiftll • TODAY APPBon:D A - PIPl't-c:lll'f IICRBAII IN !RB IATIOR' S IIIUIIUR VAOB. ftOR A . DOLLAB-PIPTY - 'fO A DOLLAB-SBnttrY-PIYB Al HOUR. 1 1111¥ -..J ,L,., • • ,. ldi&Kd a I cc ' \ COYIBAOB1,., so~ SIX IIILLIOI woams ,, . I\ PREVIOUSLY BXBIIPI' PROM THE WAOB HOUR LAW. EAST. Te Mi d le East -- hit by anoth e r bad c ase of war jitters today. An outgrowth -- o f t h e three-year-old Yemen! C1v11 war. With Egypt said to be massing land. sea and alr forces at the Yemeni port of Hodelda -- near ancient Mocca -- on The Red Sea, for an expected assault -- on the neighboring Saudi Arabian rather minor seaport of Ji an. Apparent goal o f the rumored offensive -- to wipe out the main source of supply for Yemeni Royalists who are supported by Saudi Arabia -- 1n their fight against Egyptian intervention in the Yemeni Civil War. The attack scheduled to take place -- "within a few days".:._ so the story goes. COIJf QUBD BLIZABETH BROD CENTURIES OP PRECEDENT TODAY - TO BESTOW STILL ANOTHER HONOR OH THE LATE SIR WINSTON CHURCHILi,. ~ ~ .. ~ IIIDL&IIS Si&i1 HIS LIKENESS--. APPEAR HENCBPOBTH OW ~f11111-911 A - - BBITISH COIN - '!'HI CROW'!, WORTH ABOUT SEVENTY CINTS. OIILY ONE Ol'HER COMMONER RAS EVBJl APPEASED ON A BBITISI COIi II IN THE LAST EIGHT HUNDRED YEARS. t• . •11 7 I OLIVER CIOINBLL. . ' LAUGH PROM PORT MORESBY, IN NEW GUINEA - NEWS TODAY OP AN BPID~I C OP KUBI • . . . . !111!!:ADID: 1)1:111'.!IZ KNOWN MORE CO,.,.OIILY • r AS - •THE LAUGHING DEATH.• WITH SOME POUB-'l'HOUSAND RBW GUIJIEA WOMEN - SAID TO PACE ALMOST CERTAIN DEATHJ UJILESS SOIIETHIMG IS DONE W ■ II - tD SOOM. THE LAUOHIMO DEA'l'H - ONB OPT.HE GREAT UNSOLVED "YSTERIBS . OP IIBDICID...-'l'HA'l' POR SOME REASON N A'l'TACIS MIIILY VOIIII. ' Affl.ICTIIG TBE BBAIN Iii SUCH A WAY - THAT ITS VIC'l'IIIS SOOII liOII ---aoL OP THEIR PACIAL tnJSCLBS.)' ~ • iii&~ ~ I t AS IP 'l'HBY ARB LITBBALLY - LAUOBIIG 'l'lll"SILVBS 'l'O DIA!'H. AIID AS YET - MO DOVII con. RAIN "Everytime it rains it rains -- pannies from heaven." Remember that old song? Well, an overnight rainfall of one inch ls the big news today from New England -- and I hope my home in nearby Hew York. After a four-year drought -- this rain 1s even better than pennies from heaven. Governaen officials say it has a cash value to dairymen and faraers -- of at least a million dollars. CRIPPLE CBEIK RBAIMIILE HEBB I A" IN COLORADO WHERE THEY ABE STILL CLBAHIMG UP APTER SORE OP THE MOST DEVASTATING PLOODS I■ . !HE HISTORY OP THIS OUR MOST SPECTACULAR WESTBRI STATE. THEY EVEN HAD l'LOODS HEBE NEAB THE TOPS OP TH! NOtnffAIIS • . )t-ow- BU! ALL ROADS ABE~OPEN AND ODY. I 'VE JUST BUN TO 'rd TOP OP 1ft'. PimAH, NEAR CRIPPLE CRE!K, WHBRB YOU on A ~ YIBV OP IIALP OP COLORADO - A '60 DIOm """'.l'HA'f ftAYIUIII /' PIOII ALL ova THE WORLD SAY IS THE MOST ~UPIIDOUS VIBV THBY RAYB SYER BAD• ALTHOOOH I'M AJI OLD CBIPPLI l VOULDl''f 00 QUITE !HAT PAR. I'D SIMPLt SAt, DOl 1 '1' 111• .. CBIPPLB CUii, AND DOl'T PAIL TO CLUIB M. PI1DAR AS I DID LAST EYDIIO. HAMBURG Speakln o m die n . . o me o f the world's top hormone experts met today ln Hambur . Ge rma ny -- for the start of an International Resear c h Congress, expected to shed new light on the promise -- and the risk -- of using gona-dotro- phin for previously barren women. Why lt leads frequently to miltiple births , and whether use of the drug can have any long-term effect on either mother or resulting child -- or children -- twins, triplets, quads and quints. There's even talk that the hormone preparation administered properly -- can help people lose weight, another aspect of Gona-dotro- phln -- that makes it ome of the "miracle drugs" of this century. Want a dose of gona-dotro-ph1n Warren? UGAND From U an a, 1n . r a -- a rep ort to a o n the progre s s of c1vili 7 at i on -- at th e our e of the Nile. Th e once- fa ble d Rippon Fall -- mar k ing the actual start of the Ntle- proper -- now gone forever. Lost in the depth s of a man-made lake -- behin d a Briti sh dam. But from that da m comes a power-generating capacity that has been turning nearby Jinja from a sleepy village into a thriving metropolis, with dozens of factories -- turning OQt textiles , beet sugar, plywood, cigarettes -- and so on -- and lush green fields -- a~ ~ar as the eye can see. So civilized it even has its own golf course, the only one in the world where a player can lift h is ball without penalty from the footprint o f a Hippopotamus.