L.T. COMMERCIAL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1967 GOOD EVENING EVERYBODY: . ln./ More riot, rebellion and insurrection -- ..._..,. Red China· , with armed clashes reported all the way from Manchuria and Inner Mongolia 1n the North, to Anhwei Province 1n the East; with Tibet in the far West -- scene of the bloC'diest fighting of all. Few details -- as yet. However, Japan , se correspon.aenta in Peking -- say an estimated hundred and twenty persona have died in Tibet alone. Adding that anti-Mao forces see■ to be multiplying rapidly -- and growing stronger by the day. This latest -- from Mosco~-' A report today that supporters of Chairman Mao -- may now control only five-- or the more than twenty provinces in all of China. I• t11e ll,lrtl tlay of t10U■g I• •allo•al elecllo••• A yo••• '"• -olll•• •l•Uo~ , "/ ~;-1,,-;I tro,,,.,11, , a . ~ lt•ro•H• o• lt•r clolll•• ye•r•. For l••l••a•, ••• ••• - cltll•l•g lo be • J Nol f•r •• ,,, - . .. . . . . . ·•-•cla•I MOl11e,. "'"'"•6 ,. ,, •• lo II• IF @11,ll..l_ - 1 - c••I ••r 6•Uol. VIlflAII In Vietnam -- the alxth •Jor allied ottenaive of the wek -- launched today by U.S. lllart.na1 - and South Vletn ... •• troops. Operation Rio Grande-· near Qaang lgal: -- clat■tng an e . etl•ted one hundred ene111 llve1 ln th• tlr■ t r .. hours ot f'ightlng. Vlth Allted tora•• luckf, lndNd -- aattertng not• single c•••ltJ. !he new ottenatve -- com-dtMtid wlth a ••~t•• ot tlve other •Jor 1trlke1; that have plaeed an eatl•t•d thtrt1- tlve thouaand Alllecl troop■ -- on the tl•llll llnl; u part ot a gl'Uld 1tr.ateg plan -- to hl!t the ftet Coag ta■t and hard on•• any 1l1111ltaneoua tront1 •• po11tble. Vlth the alr war keeping pace wtth ground actlon. U.S. B-Pltty-twoa tlJlng a re · cord , ■even ■la1lona 1n • •11111• day -- 1n 1upport or Alllrlc , an troops ttghtlng near the Ca■bodlan border. Addlng atlll IION death and deatructlon for the Vlet Cong -- ln one or thelr blackest weka or the war. SA£1SBUaY ________ ___,_ A brief lte■ c0119s todaJ -- troll Warsaw. The Polish news agency Pap -- reporting plan■ tor a apeclal 1,aphonlc cOlll)o■ ltlon -- ln •aory or the late PN1ldent lennedJ. According to Pap -- Pollah Coapo■er lrz11ztot Pendereokl wlll pen the 1111&lc; on ualgnlllnt troa the lat• Pre■ ldent I a wldow -- llrl . Jacquel ln• ICelllllcly. !he coapoaltlon to be pertorllld tor the tlrat ti.lie 1n 1ft York -- •• are told -- on lowNlber flrent1-Second next rear; • tltth annlveraary of the Dalla■ trqedJ. Gover11or 110•11•1 of Jllcl,lgar, tried Ill• •••I tollay • - _.. h"t A~-w- ( to . , , , , tlae 6r•II•• to a 6•11111111 - 110,,.•ey.for-Pr••lll•t1t ••• lie c••l•r •I • •11•••1 foe•• - •••• •• •••••If tall TA• r•••II -- ••Ill 11••••1: "Peo,I• .-. •r• •cU■6 •• If I'• r••llll I■ • ••11•■•1 c■•,■16■•" ~ A • I allllell: "I •• ••I I• • ••11•••1 c••,•16•· " P•rloll. ADD LANSING Be that as it may -- some thirty-or-forty newsmen rom across the land -- are expected to follow Romney all or part of the way, on a six-state Republican fund-raising tour tha~starts tonight. They think he's running even 1f he doesn't. MOUMT ~KINLEY After nearly a week of s , llence -- news today from Mount McKinley. From th a t seven.-man-el1mb1ng team -- attempting the first winter con.quest of America's talle•t peak. According to fragmentary radio contract -- fr011 . Jlaska the climbers are now at the fourteen thousand foot level more than two thirds or the way to th& top . . Flying rangers fro■ Mount McKinley National Park further reporting visual contact wlth the c11.i,ers Just above Kahlltna Glacier. Wher.e they also spotted agreat crevasse in the glacier itself -- that wasn't there a few days ago. 11V YORI Paaed industrial designer Rayaond Lo9wJ -- deliverer of a few choice re•rks today ln In York; on the ahape and texture of thlnga to coae -- that 11 ln the wonderful world or high raahlon. LoewJ ad■lttlng -- he'• no raahlon expert. levertheleaa, predlctlng, aaong other thl.ngl, th• eventual use or new •n--.de tabrlca -- contalnlng ■tcroacpplc pertorat1ona; that reapond lnltantly -- to chanpa in tapera bare. In etrect, alr-condltlonecl clothlilg -- cool ln au.er, war■ ln wlnter. Another Loewy pred1ctlon -- evening gowns or sheer photoaenaltlve yarn. Oowna that would cover the wearer IIOdeatly -- ln bright light; only to turn into see-through gowns -- in the latest taahlon -- when the lights are dl-d. warren, would you call t.,.t something to look forward tot ANTARCTIC An unusual travel note today -- 1 rom the Antartstl . c -- just south of Patagonia -- telling or · a rugged adventure · · or some twenty touri.sts -- most o r them Americans; tn the midst of a unique vacation cruise -- · 1n Antarctic waters. Their cruise shlp -- La Pataia -- setting the tourists ashotte for a scheduled brlef vlstt to Tentente CaMra; alte of a lonely ba1e -- operated by the Ar'gent1ne Navy. While they were ashore a blizzard suddenly blew ttp -- trapping the party overnight in a single cab1n. Storm over -- the tourists were able to return today -- to their sh1p, happy that they have a tale of Antarctic adventure to tell.