Y, NOVEMBER .. t o pe , l o sin he war in le t N a m. " t t e m e t o -- " o m ense Ser tary Robert McNamara. a 1. on e w on e ren e -- marki the en of his latest 0 t tl e ne. No~ comest e tasc -- o sinning the war. And toward tat e n d McNamara the United States since June a - earl y triple t e number o its combat personnel m. r a l r n " I \ 1 o n t c t o" al n wh e t , e n ·e will en whateve further men an e -- to counter Communi s t a gression. 0 ~ r " -- McNamara went on -- but l e rmine will en in the estruct1on n ou th i et a m. . 0 c ap tu rel m e r ca n ~ 01 · er s t f r e rr t ·. 1 n e 1 hb 1 C· mbo ·l a . Thei r P.le - ~e al l , b th mmun · · s t e mon s trator., in a 6 e tur ~ o o o d Unit e .:,tate s . ,111 to r nr t - or RHODESIA In London -- Britain reported ready today __ to send units of the R.A.F. to Zambia; Rbodes1a•e nortbemneighbor __ and ~ t a g i n g area for guerrilla raids into thll ~ / 81 white-ruled colony. The troops -- requested by Zambian Pre1ldent Kenneth Kaunda/ ~o is said to be under heavy pres1ure tr011 hie African neighbors -- to permit foray1 by Black lat1onal11t1 across the za•bian border. Kaunda reportedly convinced that bl can contain the guerrillas -- only with Br1t11h aupport. Infor•d 1ource1 in both London and ltr1ca -- emphasizing, ho•ver, that the British troope would be uaed -- strictly "for defensive purposes." GERMANY An unprecedented display of national unity today -- in the west German Parliament;. _)'!th governaent and oppoeitlon deputies Jointly demanding full Geraan participation -- in OTO nuclear policy) ,l'ticluding the right to wto the uee or Aaerlcan ~ nuclear weapons A <oca,,~ in Oerany. Supporters of Chancellor Lud•lg Erhard -- declarina that this is not a utter of pre1tige -- but one or eecurity. Noting that weat Germany at pre1ent 11 the only Miro nation -- that does not have the right or veto over ilier1can ••pon•. - SMOKING To smoke or not to smoke -- that, s the question today in Denver. One that threatens open war __ between management and labor. The issue raised by Jesse Schwayder -- Chair•n or the Board of the Samsonite Corporation, _)Men he ordered the poating of " no smoking " signs -- in all the C011pany•s orr1ce1 and production departments. The Chairman specifically noting that there 11 to be no smoking -- even on coffee breakl or during lunch per1ode. Further quoting statistics purporting to ehow -- that ten billion dollars is lost to Aaet1can ruiliee each year -- becaua• 1 so many wage earners die from s■oking." Reaction -- instantaneous. The United Rubber vorkere Union -- i-diately filing a ror•l grievance,,~eatenlng to carry the iseue to arbitration -- unless the orde r 11 rescinded within five days. No smoking -- perhaps good advice -- said the local s•ING - 2 - union president. But an outright ban -- "alien to u .s. tradition. 11 "lext 11 - - he went on -- ' ! we will be told what we can drink or eat. 11 An electrical "bqg'' in the gu1da - nca system of the oem1n1-seven -- was cleared up today at Cape 1lennec1J.., ,)l'■ov~ , .;;fu. ~ the 1ast serious obstacle -- to Aierica•e tiret apace , A doubleheader. Virtually assuring that it 111 ll l start as 1cb8dw.e4 tb1s sat.urday -- weather and the rates per■1tt1ng. 'l'B&CBING Here in New York -- Fordhaa University tonight unveiled a new -- million-dollar-a-year faculty developaent plan) ,.f'o be known as -- the "Great Teaching Progra~•~ - - ~ A Designed to demon1trate -- said Pordha■ -- that "pr111ary educational strength liee in the etrectlve teacher." Chlet ingredient or the plan -- a new pay acaleJ ,,A'rovid1ng a top 1alary of twenty-two thousand a year -- tor teachers •1th the ran or full professor. JIUNPBREY Vice President Hubert Humphrey today urged the establishment -- of a permanent U.R. peacekeeping rorce. Including regional peace machinery tor our own be■iaphere -- based on the e~isting Inter-American system. Thia at the start of a three-day -- White House Conterence on International Cooperatton. Humphrey noting that at 11a1t nlne nat1one -- have o.t'fered troops for a u .N. "standby'' re1erve J ~th tbe U .s. and also Britain -- havingt\pledged loglst1Jc eupport. Adding that such• -t:t.t force was called for in the original u.1. charter -- and~t•• high t tme we had one • STEWART British Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart -- arrived in Moscow today),A(or talks with Soviet Pre■1er Kosygin -- and Foreign Minister Gromyk~ ~ which he is expected to propo1e -- a Joint British and Soviet peace etrort in Viet Ru. The visit -- according to •ny ne■l1nolog11t1 -- a gesture in futility. Not so -- aaya Ste•rt. The Briton asserting -- "it is very important even llhln you can•t agree to know what's n the ■inda of the people you•r• v111t1ng." D y i b oo · l c.-,:J co li t tn the ~orme enc co lon f o m -- on l ·t of ~r t ca . rm h ie -o -star ~ G en r 0 ) 0 - - on to . . lt S o g l o -- OU ttn g . o . . , e ~ m Mi nis ter who h • Ve been feuding or e r . I .· t a l tn t ea -- a p r · L.,lonal cl · tllan r r l o · e" , t : a t t e Army will take o er full C nle,.. th e c li a ns ca ne tabllsh a stable r;o v e nm l=!n . b o u " be • , een T o o .e m s n el Oh · ,.. an t, I , e o Penn lvanla -- Dahomey ls Jocated Ni erla. opu late 1t h t10 million people it 1s ountry in all o wet Africa. h e b rthplace -- of est In tan v oo oo. I ' nm m n n r 1 troll 11 B c ll y of Dan." Dan being nlu 0 ate t e nemt e . What's in a name? Consider this next -- fr011 Greenfield, Massachusetts. A fifteen-year-old boy -- arrested thlre todRJ 1n the slaying of his stepfather. Whom he shot in the hlad w1tb a shotgun -- at the height or a violent fa■1ly quarrel. The stepfather' e nue -- Abel Parent. rom o rr i ~ il l e . N w Yor k -- n w to ' ay that even-year- M o n u ~ 1 w ic . o Haley, M a achu ~tt ha won r e-- t r e r e i e t e - ..,txty - v e Big Pu in C e3t . son· r b t · e G r ' e C l ub ..:; ' m ri c a , at t rrls v i lle, t,ew o k . 1 1 tle · ron ' J ump n -- about our tim e a ea y in n -- at a hun r e and slxt - si poun s. • rren w ul o u call t t some puRkin. SUBWAY - Plans for a high-speed "subway system" -- rr011 Boston ~ to Washington -~disclosed today at a regional transportation conference in Norwalk, Connecticut) I" subway systea -- dNl•••••e t.9u_!pe!d with trains r unnin& ' ~t five hundred miles an hour -- through a pneuaatic tube) ~ble of making the entire three hundred and fifty ■11• trip -- in ninety minutes -- with six atopa along the way. The inventor -- L.K. Ed•rda -- or Palo Alto, california)~aim~ that all he needa to •ke it a reality -- is community authorization -- and federal money,-~ ' ~ ~ V \ ~ .