6y Cl•lr••• G•rll••r Aclley of II• Pr••• 11••1 '• C•••ell I• • •l•l••••I •••••" fr•• II• •••t• ••••• - ... ••,•cl•lly "•I t•I• U••" - - ••Ill I• - - "•••• A••rlc-••• ere /161111•• •••r••••" ,f;,,. •• ••• ••••r••••' •• a,r,.,•• "lo ••l•l•I• • ela61• ec••••Y• " FOOD We hear there has been a rising tide of protest aero•• the nation -- agalnat the r1slng tlde of rood prices. The hurricane eye eplcen · ter of that protest came today ln lew York; at the start of a Clty Council tnvestlgatton -- ot aoarlng prices; especially those or staples needed by the 1lew York houaewtre. Star wttneaa -- Agriculture Secretary Orville PN-.n; who eapreaaed concem over recent lncreaaea ln bread and 111.lk prices. Going up so ■uch -- said Pree•n -• tMt he has asked the Pederal Trade C01111iaalon tor a full investlagtton; to ·•determlne"as he put lt, "exactly where and to whoa -- the consumer pays hla rood dollar; when he buys break and mllk and other rood lte■s -- that •ke up the market basket." Said See. Freeman, we want to know 11 why tood price• have increased -- ln some instances two and three ttmes more than farm prt,..:es ~" VIETNAM A tale or treaendous courage 1n the race or lnmenae odds -- comes today rrom Vietnam. The story or a twenty-six man U.S. Cavalry patrol -- dropped lnto a Jungle clearing early this week. The1r mission -- to secure the ar• tor a mass landing -- part or their socalled "operation Paul Revere." Whereupon the Aaerlcan troops soon round they had landed -- ln an area surrounded by Vlet Co~. The eftlllJ attacking tro■ all aides -- eventually engultlng their poaltion; and because or fog and raln -- relnforae•nta unable to reach th•. Today -- the weather lifted and rewnta or the batteNd patrol were airlifted to safety. Juat nlne •n -- who survived-• all by felgnlng death. But all about them evidence or the determined stand they had •de. Bodle• or fo . rty-slx Vlet Cong. •••••' •• 0clo6er ,,..,, ball - for ••r• IA•• Jor,•••I• ••• '••••••' ans - lo ,.,,.,,-••••• '••••••4. c... •••••• - I• loll c•••• - •••' lo I\ ••r1r••••• IN DONES.TA S II k a r 11 o or II o - I 1t c 11 c II go,. c ni me 11 I of J11do11csia - is determined lo end its three-year old 11 n de ,. I a re d II' a ,. a g a in s I Mat a y s i a . T It is I' h e u n an i mo tt B decision of lite nc11 /11do11esian c,,bi11el - at its first QJ- meelitzg today at Jakarta . .J1'espite recen t statements by S11kar110 - //,a/ the uar must ,:o 011. A top gover1n11e11t spokesman predicting,e:; a d , ~ Ilia/ the co11fronialion will be formally and peac·efully set/lee/- by ao- August Seventeen., BEATLES A "'han /he Beatles" drii c - is said lo be s p >"ea cl i 11): Io 11 i K h I I h m ugh o II I I It e sou I h : u· i L h rep er cuss i o 11 s - Io No >" I h a ,z d Wes I. A l l b cc au s c• of l h a I rec c n t s la I em e u t by Bealle John Lennon - /hat /he Beatles are 1101 "more pop11/nr lha,z . Jes11s'' - as he put ii. The upshot - Bealle Manager Brinn Epstein - fl y i ,, g It u r r i e d l y I o d a.\' MUT&J:Sl:- "to assess /he d ! , Q _ ~ ~ , ~ - 1 o Ne u l' o r k_J & ~ u e s - : ¥ C l ! • ~ ~~ situalio,i''. #:eoue, ,, ;:::::i:a•wd'flde 1, speculation tlzal Ille furor ~ c a r t s e the Beatles - I\ either lo alter or P•• ••P e en cancel - /h eir upcomitig America,z lour. WHITMAN The l,rain of ma ss m11rderer Charles Whilma,1 - will h e lal.• e 11 sltorlly lo a medical inslitule - wltere ~ del e ,·min e wit al wen/ u ron~ - A'l' Awth~~ announced today al Austin - by order of Texas Go ve r11or ~ Connally. The doctor who performed the origi11al autopsy 011 Wlzitman - adding: "We a re goi,ig lo try lo delermi,ze lzou and why - a person m i g l1 I a c I l i k e t Ii a I • " HARRJ" Welcome n ews today - from /rzdcpe,idence, Mis so II r i. Ii r • F o r m e >· I · re s id en t Ha ,, r y Tr u m a" re t tt rn in g home - after six days in the hospital. -~;QJ Jf. s·.-r. T It c e ig h t y - t" o ye a r of dA..M . ro r :ms A a pp are n tl y fully reco, ercd from the ~ : tomach discomf•~t - that laid him low last i eek. Doctors repor · ting that he could have gone /tome ~•• earlie · r - except that lie decided to stay for /,is 01,nual physical checkup/ /,t1ch ~ \ he passed with flying colors. '1-lvt1 Ln f' fert :r -- 9me1·gl.nc:; int o t.iif.} n::iylir,ht: aft13r R record ne hunr1r~rl ~n,: t h 1 rt: · dG~rs - - a lone 1 n ~ dark , da nk cave rn ,~eep underrround . L~ ffert~,r - - ~ 1 twenty-e1ght year olrl armer R . ~F tnteJligence orr1cer, bre~k l r.r, the old endurance record or a hun~red an~ twe~t y lx dals: s e t last year - - b~ Frenchman Antoine Senn9. Larrert~•s feat -- worth n e Rrly two t~cusan~ tr1 prize money -- from the owner of C eddar C averns. An 1 i w· at were tie spelunker's r1rst word3 as he emerged ~rom the cavern arkness ~ H e sald : · Look ! Look at all '/,1 \ FAS/1/ONS T It e Y o u n K 111 (Ill If h o f i rs I bar,x g a 11 e II s I h e "s a c k loo/,·" lite "little-girl look" the "mo11rlrian look" and finally the "bell-bottom look" - 11p to his old tricks today i11 Paris. ~~-th ,, l'l.'es St. Lauran/ -.,...Peck's Bad Bo·y of fashions - unveiling what lt:1x perhaps ca11 best lo described - as the "Salvador Dali look." In amon g his little Lord Fauntleroy ou,tfits - and his "mod" motorcycle suits - which are non relatively old llal - SI. Lau . rc11t display::! a series of new /\. sttr1•ealisl cre ations; lo 11,e ohs and ahs and gasps - of buyers from all o ver /he world. One of the best - or - ""' 1 ors/, depdning 011 your point of vieu - <P:»i•«~ a black ~ A ~ jersey dress adorned with huge red lips; about halfway belueen neck and waist. Or - if )IOU prefer - /he same dress 11 ith /he fig11re of a 11ude "0111011 - i11 pi11k - curvi11g down one side. ~ co ,, s e ,, s u s of I It c b " y e rs - o u I rage o II s • A. IV~ Ii c • -~ - v~ "'""\.e"-- probab ly ,,,,,ea,'1-.. thal s0011 - want one. e t e r y 11 1 o III an i II A m e r i c a 11 ,,. i II BIR TII DA r F r o m A I I a II I i c C i I _v , N c u • J e rs e )' - I h e s to r y today of a birthday obs e ,·1 anc e -- Iha/ mus/ ha1·c bee,z /he unhappic.•s/ ever. Th e b i r I h ,I a .v - / h a I of S I e p h e n A d a m ; I w en l y - ~ - onP _\'Cars old' - 011 the same da3• Iha/ t11·as:- ~. arrested for purse-snatching -- and, fined Jive hundred dollars. J .lf"'fiJo - convicted of a second coroil of possession of stolen - goods - calling for 0110/hcr two hundred and fifty dollar fine) .:rfiree - later held for stale police - who have a number of charges n~ai11sl him. ~ , I four - finally cited / - lo th e F B I - f o r Ii a vi n g b u r,z e d Iii s d r a f I c: a · rd. Stephen Adam - on his lwenly-Jirsl birthda)' - a you 11 g ma 11 · who ~ w is Ii cs. h c 'd n e , , er b e en born . A