Mon. May l s ! , 1972 BOISE First - u special salute to CBS radio station KBOI - Boise, Idaho; toda_v celebrating its twenty-fifth anni crsaYy on the ai1•. Now the 11ews .. .. QUANG TRI I 11 I h e fig It I i 11 g in n o r I It e r ,i m o s I s o II I h Vie t ,i a m - /h e "mom e nt of lrullt" a/ Quang T ri . An 01er1 ltclmi,ig ' ~ \.,. I ~ \ -1.---A - • .R f o re e o f e n c m y I r oop s - all b u I a 11 ., .- 9 HT I h tJ:t c it) ' } ,,,,..-o r c i 11 g l h e e u a c u a I i o ,z o f s e 11 i o r V i e I n a m e s e c o m m a n de rs by he l icopter - also, eig hty US ad v isors . Bui another forty US ad vi s o r s f layJ.,r bei,ind; and th e se - along with ten 1/1 ottsand crack Saigon lroap$wJ"f:gaged in the fight of their lives. General Thomas Bowen - - the senior US advisor in the northern quarter sayi,ig: "We liave g:o:t a major problem." ''The situation is no/ desperate he went on - "bu/ th e re is certain cause for serious concern.,. Indeed, obser ve rs adding that /he defenders of Quang Tri - now apparently · J,ave little clioice 1 w..(' Ai,e ~ ' "t h e y w::1-l l e i th e r b e k i l l e d c r c a p tu re d . " ~ ~ m e how ~ tl,roug/1 11,e North Vietnamese ••111) lines. And so still a,iolher bloody chapter in /his th QUANG TRI - 2 lite lo11gcsl a,-,d perhaps cos/lies/ of all A,nerica,i wars. WHITE HOUSE The Whil e Hous e - an nnno1,nceme11t today disclos i ,i g a possible b1· e ak through in east-west Salt talks. Th is we 're told lit e result of se ve ral weeks of "co11fidenlial exch anges" - belu ee ,-z President Nixon and So viet Party leader Brezhnev. The White House z•,w sayi,ig - o,-, lhe basis of those exc1ta11ges, the President has c.o,icluded that the possiblities of reaching agree me n I - It av e s u b s I an t i a ll y inc re as e d . A s p o k es man further indicating Iha/ s"c/z an agreement, if truly achieved - would include limitations on both offensive and defensive •••,••K weapons. TOLEDO CLEI I ElAND On lite VS polilical f 1·onl - lit e /tom e strelch in 11,6:, Ohio 117,9r.ideHfftrl--Primar y campaig,i; w illz Hubert ~ to I{ u mp h r c y a 11 d C c a r g e M c C a I e ,. n b a II l i II g i l o rd ) " i , , a a II y 14 ' 1 , ~ . lir« rl to ••"''X· 111 lite pro cess boll, M'IRr /tilting hard - at President Nixon's economic poli c i es . McGo ve rn saying "the Nixon administratio,zs pre-eminent concern for the comfort and prosper · ily of big business - has left the ordinary worker with Jew frientJ.s in high places. Humphrey saying: "The big bankers, the giant corp orations, the super rich - have all been let off the hook . " With the resu It - said he: The Nixon Administration's price control scheme - has been a sha'm and a hoax." ~ '"" the Democrals,K.tA,Jr~ ~ ~ ~ • -- KOKOMO FOLLOW TOLEDO-CILEVELAND Thc_vfre also v oli11g lomorrou i ,i n eigh borin g Indiana - u h ere Senator a Humphr ey is Si'C*/:ni· : ge nerall y rat ed a strong favorite. Nc1 • crlheless, Ge or ge Wallace__., H,~ gelling in hi s last licks, lodc1 yA Te ll i ng a cr owd a t ~1 Kokomo A a v ol e fo · r Wallac e wi l l lake Democratic party leaders - and union leaders - and shake lhem . lo their eye-teeth . It will do I/tis -' it went on - b y showing~- "lhe a v erage man is the King and the a average woman ts the Que e n and all those leaders are now jokers in the deck." That - from George Wallace. HOUSTON Al lite US Mann e d Space Center in a Rous/on /he big pay off. Earth hound geologists loda ;v getting their firs/ look al some of /lie lu11ar rock samples brought back b y • lhe men of Apollo sixlee,z. These lo be placed in a s t e r i l e " i l r o g e ,z - f i l l e d c a b in e I . - - f o r de I a i l e d examination, starling tomorrow. But no question - even 111'-< 6\;"l.{' ~Cf nou - - tl,c Apollo ~ixteen;!_s proving a gold mine of ~ scientific information. Space geologists noting J,,_ ",aearly all of the geologic ob_iectives of /he mission were met - several of them, beyond our wildest e J 1 expectations." GOD FRE l For milUon.'- of regular listeners no doubt - a g l a r i ,i g J:aa- u o i d I o d a )' i n I h e C B S r a di o l in e - up . F o r t h e f i rs I I i m e i n I w e 11 I y--s e t e n. .v e a rs I h e re was n o "A r tli tt'Y G o df r e y 1i me ~ 1 A r I h u r a n d h is friends e n ding over the pas/ weekend - one of the longest running shows in radio history. Ar/Jutr Godfrey - when he started 011.t - origi,eally ''Ned GodfreyJ/he warbling banjoist." With way stops in Baltimore and Washington - eventually ending up in New York where he became one of the •dominant personal ill es not on l )' in Radio but also early television. A rt h u r's friends through the years - including Toni Marvin, the McGuires, J11!ius LaRosa, Pal Boone, Giselle McKenzie, Marion Marlow, Frank Parker,. the Mariners and tlozens more. His p , ersonal talent, perhaps best described by Fred A lien who once called liim "/he man with the barefoot voice." And now he moves on - at age sixty-nine -- GODFREY - 2 Artlti,r planning a series of Tl ' sJ,ecials. He'll also ~A/ / ~ { ) ~ ~cr:-f'~ ~ do c o 1,i me r c i al s . A n d; iAi:iiil; ~~ . l ~ ~ - - I ~ Ov\..R ~· -o-4...PI. - lz ur1· y back, A rllt u. r, - • ; • • .JAUONV? dy. /) I LONDON lJrilain 's Lord Shi1111 ell - - ,z ee Emanu e l Sh i nu ,e ll - f or years 011c of lit e mo.o:.I c olo1 •fu l o f Britain' s politician ·. Yo111t1,: Man,zy Sh int ell f;gJ,/ing h is ,,. a .\' I o I h e I op - a l m o s I l i I e ,, a l l y . 0 n c e c ha r gin g across the floor of the Hous e of Commons to flatten an opposition critic with one punch; an opposition critic who turned 01tl lo be a former AA•llll■tk Amateur boxing also champio,i. Manny Shin well wast\ I A pretty good with . his hea'!J ~ serving as the Labor Government's Secretary for War in the late forties. Then Minister of Defense - and finally, chair,nan of the Labor Party's exec11tive - committee; a post he held until Nineteen Sixl'y-Seven - when he was appointed a peer of the realm. And now the latest: Lord Shinwell taking as his bride today - a long-time fr;end, the t:,o. former ADEL A IDE ....,. Ad e la i d e·. A u s Im /in - a , is il l o da · y f rom th e G e rma,i N a t i onal ..CSS Ci r c· u ~ - w h e ,i s ,iap we 11/ a l eg c ha i n a n d a w a _\' tt ' ,. ll I a I h · y e e ~ I o II e l e p h a n I ,, a m e o f G i g i . Th e frig ht e n e d G igi l e a v in g a l we nl y m'il e trail o f brok e n f e nc es - ~ J ina ll y sp o II e d in a .:n.rstt,r :!:::!t,~• 1'0'~ H e r k ee p e rs br i nging in h e r mother - ~iv<~J) Abtt a,id her s . i sler Kilda. - lo q,cie t her down . A=tt'" h set to slip on a net u s e t of leg chains - wh e n "achtung" A d y n a m i t e b las I - a l a • n ea r b )' p y rile m. in e . G i g i ~_;;t thu . ndering off again - and r tt%ktook another hour to quiet her down. The battle · was finally won - with the arrival of a truck load of fr e sh cabbages and hay . Gigi and her jam ily munching away lo their hearts content.~ ~~'"'- a brief d - ; { ; ' i n ~ ~ i l h • - bact II IOOt:t .