INDIA March 14, 1966 Aspen, Colo. A lar g e ection of Hindt1slan _ eems to be - ;,. the tl,,-oes o f /)oliti c nl and religious uphea v al tonight, tf'i t It m i l it an t Hi II du s "g a i ns l t It e t a r / i k e s i k 1, s _ t 1, e pr O I es t 01 er the establishment of a separate Sikh State i,i Northern Punjab. The blootle t outbreak of viole,ace - in l11dia's Car,ital Neff Delhi, , here bearded Sikh Temple guards armed with su ords a11d spears - ballled a mob of tllousands of rock tlt,·uruing Hindus, attempting to storm the NNmber one Sikh sltri,re - in New Dellli. Witnesses reporti•g tllat at least tlt-ree Hi•dus fell dead - before t I, e S i k II 's fl as Iii" g blades wi th score 11 more i11ju red and hu nd-reds a rres led. A srco•d fl itcl,ed battle is reported betHJeen Hi11d11s a11d Sikll 's - at lite Sikl, 's Holy c it y O f A m r; ts a r - in Nor t I, we s I r,, di a , a ,ad s till a 11 other riot _ at JulluNda-r, a city not far from Amritsar. • GEMINI A double barrel;ed delay today at cape Kennedy forci11g tem/)orarJ Postponeme11t of the Gemini Eigllt double barreled space missio,1. Hopes for a lift•off tomorrow as p/a,rned are shaltered by a leak in the space craft breatlling- system. Also, a leak in tlae Atlas Booster• tltat is supposed to propel the Gemini into target 1>osl tion. space officials are now sltooting - for a Wednesday launch, to be followed by a series of spectacular reNdeivous in space - along witlt a 1>llenomeJ1al ro,urd•tlae· world space ,oalk - ,oe lro/>e . - VIETN rJI In Vietnam ome ten thousand A merican an . ustrallan t roop s today launche a massive penetration of that dreaded ·· :.. one D 11 for dea d , the Hard Core Viet Cong Jungle strong h old -- barely tho1}ty miles from Saigon. The under growth so thick in places -- that advancing troops were forced to hack their way thru with machetes. \.ha~/ Slowly clearing a jungle expanse -- that few white men..__.., ever seen before anal where local government troops had not ared to set foot -- in more than a decade. On the political front -- a Fourth straight day of stu ent demonstrations today in ~entral Vietnam with Thousands of marchers -- demanding re-instatment of £1rst Corps Comman d er Nguyen Chanh Thi. Also -- for the first time - Deman ing the over-throw of the current Saigon g overnm e nt. NATO A three-hot1r meeting today - at NATO Headquarters in Paris. Between U.S. officials - a,ed Ille permanent representatives of thirteen other NATO •atio,es. ~h ich, All, that is, except France -ps-you know, is tryi,tg to sc11ttle the alliance. The 11ltimate concenus is - tl,at NATO,,..,., co,ati,aue Further, that all fourteen nations - are . duty bourtd to maintain a united front against DeGau.lle, in wlrat tl,ey agreed is the gravest internal crisis - in NATO llistory. A German official perhaps su,nming It 111> best when he admitted tlrat France is important; but tllat "a NA TO without Fra ,ace - is better than no NATO at all." GHANA Hungry and Czechoslo akia today became the firat Comm ,nist Nation to recognize the new military government of Gllana. The announcement made at Accra. Tltis is denounced b3 both Russia and Red China - as "imperialist" and "neo-colonialisl." That makes thirty-two states in all - that have ,aow formall recognized the new government - including the United States and Britain - and ,rearly every major power outside the red block. INDONESIA The inslde story today -- of why and how the Army seized in Ind ones la. It seems that students who ransacked the Indonesian Foreign Ministry last week -- found : l.8 secret document there; an agreement between Indonesia's Foreign Minister Subandrlo -- and Red China's Premier Chou En Lai -- an agreement calling for a Communist purge of military and rightist elements in Indonesia -- as soon as possible. The document turned over to Army officials -- who confronted Bresident Sukarno with the evidence ove~he weekend, and demand~hat he turn over the powers of government immediately or face an open revolt. His popular support fast-fading -- Sukarno had no choice but to reply. A later report from the secret "~olce of free Indonesia" that Subandrio and fifteen other leftists offlctalshave since been arrested by the Army. Howe v er, their ate as ~et unknown. s f or S ukarno himself--he' s s aid to b e President now -- ln name only. FOWLER A t D etroit -- a speech today by Treasury Secretary Henry Fowler. Predicting a balanced Federal budget by Nineteen-Si x t y -Seven -- in spite of the war in Vietnam. The !seal sli g ht of hand to be made possible -- sai d Fowler -- by new Federal taxes now before Congress. Taxes that will raise an extra Six billion dollars in Federal funds -- by the end of fiscal Nineteen-Sixty-Seven. Fowler adding that the nation's econo■ic policy "is shifting from one of steady stimulus to one of moderate restraint." The better to counter the war situation -- and yet "not to put on the brakes unnecessarily or too f ast." LEISURE The problem of increased leisure-time in modern life explored today by Brit in's Prince Philip, in charter day ceremonies at the University of California at Los Angeles. The Prince asserting: "It ls quite rldiculo\18 to iscuss the proper use of leisure." Because -- said he "leisure, in fact, is what you do with it -- according to your personal, ethical, moral and religious beliefs." Prince Philip adding that thei,e is already -- ",utte enough human misery," "caused by the self-righteous trying to impose their standards on the rest of the co1111unity." Why the sudden interest inleisure? "I must confess" said the Prince -- "that I am interested in leisure l interested in money." in the same way a poor man s FRENCH This next from Paris: Some food f or thought for American wives -- and maybe husbands, too. Case 1n point a recent survey -- by the French National Center for Scientific research. Showing that the a erage Frenchman lles comfortably abed ln the morning -- while his wife gets breakfast -- petlt de Jene! That he refuses to take part in household chores lf he can possibl avoid lt; and that he never, never washes dishes -- or even dries them. Because -- we are told -- it's "beneath his dignity." By contrast -- the average French wife, whether · ■he works or not -- ls said to put in at least one solid hour a day cooking dinner; Warren -- and two hour -- or twice as much -- on Sunday. DUBLIN Another mighty blast today -- 1n downtown Dublin, as government wreckers attempted to bring down the remaining thrlty foot base of that historic and now schattered Nelson Monument. The result: Hundreds of b oken windows -- in shops nearby. A six inch gas main -- blown skj high ah, but the base of the 110nument -- still standing -- not Nelson -- Just the massive base on which he stood. And probably there to remain, until after Saint Patrick s Day. From one of the ~ost famous hotels in the West -- the Hotel Jerome at Aspen -- where Damon Runyon long ago was a bell boy-· s.l.u.t.m. A