CUSTER At Custer, South Dakota -- Thomas Eagleton bares all. The Democratic nominee for Vice-President -- today disclosing he was hos p it alized three times f rom pineteen-sixty to nineteen-_!l.xty-!_ix; add ing that he was the victim -- of, "a nervous condition;' ' ' with the treatment he received -- including psychiatric counseling and electric shock. Eagleton explaining: "As a younger man -- I d ' rove myself too hard," further insisting: "I 've learned a little about myself -- I pace myself a little better; and since nineteen-sixty-six -- I have - - - been in good, solid, sound health." George McGovern -- who was also there _ , _ agreeing wholeheartedly. The Democratic nominee for President say[ng: "I think Tom Eagleton is fully qualified in mind, body and spirit -- to be Vice-President and, if necessary, to take over the Presidency of the United States on a moment's notice." SPOKANE - FOLLOW CUSTER v~~ - On the Republican side -- ~Agnew was traveling today to Spokane~ere he chided Senate Democrats,,~ for attempting to saddle the foreign military aid bill with another end-the-war amendment. The Vice President saying: "There's a little mf.schief going on politically motivated mischief." Adding that those responsible -- "consider themselves superior archite,:ts to the President;" when, in truth -- he continued -- the President "has been succeaaful -- in winding down the war." QUANG TRI For the first tine in nearly three months -- Quang Tri City in .:;;t,'• Vietnam is once again in government hands -- "the whofl--~ • 1, A force of about five hundred South Vietnamese paratroopers -- finally taking today the city's last remaining Co111111nist stronghold; thereby completing the re-conquest of South Vietnam's only provincial capital -- ever to fall into Conmunist hands. To the South, three thousand additional U.S. troops -- were ordered home today. This leaving a single battalion -- as the last American ground combat unit still in Vietnam. KHARTOUM h From Washington -- als~ Khartoum -- a joint armouncement today; telling o . t the resumption of full-scale diplomatic relation, between the U.S. anr:! the Sudan. This -- the third such reaumption in recent weekaKrom among seven countries that broke off with the U.S. -- as a reault of the nineteen-aixty-1 , even Arab-Israeli War. Yemen and Mauritania -- - - - )'l,rw-- having previously buried tbe hatchet~ lac: •ua • the lone holdout ■ A.. Egypt, Algeria, Syria and Iraq. WHITE HOUSE The White House -- President Nixon met today with a group of big clty mayors; all but three of them -- Democrats. The President attempting to build bl-partisan support -- for hls still-pending revenue-sharing proposal; and apparently succeeding -- even better than hoped. Democratic Mayor Louie Welch of Houston later saying: ''There la no more urgent matter before Congresslt -- than revenue-sharing; I ff 'no matter)~- he cont lnued -- that more "affwct ■ the lives of people in urban areas." And Atlanta's Mayor Sam Ma11ell adding: "We'ra all together in this -- we agreed to support it vbole•hurtedly and in \fflity." PARKS - FOLLOW WHITE HOUSE The President also met today -- wlth members of the u .s. Property Review Board; there cal li.ng attention to the policy he initiated -- ~ of retumlng unused Federal property to local governments; a policy -- ■aid he -- that ha• aJ . ready led to the creation of one hundred and fourty•four parka -- in thlrty•n.lne different states. All of which he called -- a reveraal of the trend "toward govern•nt so big it lo■•• touch." -IIR The President w_o urging board member, -- to "tvl■t the arm" of the Federa 1 bureaucracy; to do so __,,. in order to galn control of additional unu1ed property; and then to follow through -- ~ w- 11-Df to make aure ~ made available to the public • . The Pre■ldmt ob■erv ing that "government agmcie• ae• to get a ve■ted lntare■t ln every piece of land they have -- ~ a1nd they fight 1-. agaln■t turning lt over. ASPEN ln an a : irplane crash near Aspen, Colorado, four dead; including one -- the son of n the world's richest woman" -- himaelf an heir to the Woolworth Five-and-Dime fortune. Lance Revent tow -- flying over some property he hoped to buy when suddenly -- something went wrong; the plane crashing into a wooded mountainside -- with all aboard killed instantly. Young Reventlow's mother, of course -- ti 1•18lLBarbara Hutton. His father -- the third of Mi•• Hutton's •ix hu1band1 -- Comt Curt Von Haugwitz-Reventlow of Denmark. He was etma billed at birth -- as "the world' a richest baby." ad th.a own per■onal wea . lth ..., eventually total~ mre then fUty million. Along the way, Reventlow was al10 married briefly -- to fll■ -to star Jill St • .John and then )- starlet Cheryle Holdrldge. He al10 earned quite a reputatlon as a racing car driver and polo player. But be alwaya played dawn hi• inheritance -- once telllllg a frimd: "So you were born with brown eyes -· I was bom with money. It ju■t makes life convenient .' 1 PARIS Paris again -- famed fashion designe . r Andre Courreges -- presented today his new fall and winter collection. Once again -- ~ bucking the new look in Paris fashions~ as he ha• for the pa■t ten year~ ~ w o m e n ln pant• morning, noon and night. ~ - - ·- - hit Indeed, the he•~ of the show -- we hear -- a pink trou■er suit; ~ with a number ot black mink tails dangl lng from the jacket. la tbe •se I t I , . I "• I;;;; ,, ;!! SITCHE - - ~ This next st range ,..__bttt apparently true; from off lclal sources ~ ln Nepal ( a story said to have orlginated in the remote village of Sitchefwhere the local womenfolk -- supposedly received a vision from on high; c . oming to be 1 1eve . that the one hundredth they killed -- would turn into gold and make the':!;?ich; whereupon one and all -- would then enter into heaven. Ridiculous, you 1ay1 Perhaps. But the women of Sltche -- apparent~ievlng every word of it. At any ra*•oon~it1n1 the men of Sltche to a gala feast -- where the • l n cour■e ••• • polaonous root called )farltal. One hundred men -- virtually the vlllage's entire male population -- ■ imply wiped out. But ■ad to 1ay -- no gold and no heaven. In the village of Sltche -- ve are ' ~ W-Gf•J-; told -- just a lot of vld a and orphans. A L