WASHINGTON F,-o,n Sp i,- o Agnew - an add,-ess toda y that he himsel f com pa,-ed to his blast at the p,-ess two 3• ea,-s ago. Onl y this time - the Vice P,-esident taking on the academic comm.unity. Said Spi,-o Agnew: "Tl,e,-e can be no more dangerous f o,.m o f anti-intellectualism - than tltat kind p,-acticed b y highly-educated, self-righteous intellectuals;" those "who conside,- themselves superio,- - to tlte t,oint of ht/ all i b il i t y . " Tlte Vice P,-esident further citing as ''a Nolor,oa,s example" of what he ltad in mind - a recent meeting of the America" Association jot' 11,e Adaancemenl of ScieJtce; f where Hubert Humt,llrey was pelted with tomatoes - and t,,-evented j'r.om speaking; an , .act - said he - that was tl,en, in effect, condoned by Association officials. Les t there be any do u b I, the Vice P-r es id en t add hi . g tl,a . t what he wants - "is not book burning but more books; · books covering eve,-y t,oinl of view - and not j11st the BASTOG NEC\ .. t::::J't' >" - ~ k '-< lP Oa:.tln lti&i f• osR .... ,, enem y troops toda y attack,. in f o r c e ~ a k e l' So" I h Vie Ir. a m e s e c om b a t bas e ; th e re b y P o s i "g a th re a I Io I h e n e a r b ,. a n c i e 11 I i m p e . r i a 1 c a p it a 1 o f H11e - also, 11,e 11orlher11mosl U.S. outpost in Viet11am. It m i g h t b e u· e l l to n o t e th o" gh - th e bas e under attack is called "Bastognfl. " Like its namesake - at last report. still holding. Better still - this said td constil11te the heaviest ground action i11 Vie Ina m ; ,,,; ti, enemy attacks el s . ewh ere apparently waning. Perhaps tire main reason - mou11ting losses. .41 Baslogne alone, the Communist dead today comi.ng to more than four hundred and forty . B11s z tJ ~ A/1_ CAPITOL HILL FOLL OW VIB~N»tM Here at home - the Chairma11 of the Joint Ch . iefs o f Staf f met toda y with the House Armed Services Committee. Sub j ect - the current enem y offensive in Vietnam. Admiral Thomas Moorer later quoted as saying : "The invasion has been contah,ed." As to the future - a committee member saying lie was "guardedly ot,tim is tic. " The Pe,itagon was also observing today - that Saigon troops "at,t,ear to be doing very well." A spokesman adding: "They are inflicting casualties - and they have destroyed a substantial number of tanks that have cross etl the DMZ." ANKARA Ankara, Tu,,-key - the start of a state visit by Soviet P7esident Podgo'rny,· the fi7st Russian chief of state to set foot on Tu'rkish soil years; with his stat,goal feuds and /7equent wa'rs. - in mo're than th7ee l1und'red Podgo7ny telling an ai'r/lO'rt C'rOWd: "1 wan . t to cont'ribute to good neighborly 'relations - between Tu,,-key and the Soviet Union." SOUTHERN IRAN /'1 the midst of a fra11tic relief effort - the deatlr r-e:L-~,1 ¼-\1::-1,, , ~ toll from th:. earthq11ake ;,, So , ulher11 Iran continues to mou11t . . f/ ,•, # 'l'-/ir x/- - ,. g ~ . ,. ,.,.,t ~ .. ~ 11i,,,~✓- 7 '-' .:, T ~ ~ ,1 )'resl/reports i11dica ling ""'•-' = R> the final figure i f ' t ' ~ 1o ~--"' . , . nine~thousand. At the same time - a series of conliJ111i11g after- sl,ocks; on the average - about one every ninety seconds. These causing landslides tlta t 'tllrea left additio11•l iar,oc. M ID L ."i -~· D F , . o 11 M f ti i o n c, M i c- h i go n - t I . l ~ I CJ r · ' vf o f 1 r 1 i . o 1 c , de ti 1 c . 1 ,. e ak a c o t It . B c r t ' ! ; , CJ u 1 I i1 o p f> c. n , d · - l oca l mc, t c l . c.o ll o p !'. i r. [ ; ; , , c, fl u [ CJ_f c. E.011110 - one floo'f' bc l ou ti. er, b , p 1 ,: ni111; i u o alzir/t,c,ol bath - a g11e5t , oae Don ARler o f 5011th Berid . lndtono . Firemen l ater ottempti1g ortific · ial regt,i'f'lltio• but b~ tbcn 11 r,as too lat, . Tile c orone.,. r11.1iag - de•tlr t,y - df"or•i•g. In a fire . - JUVENILES For the first time in five y ears - a "very significant" decline in the annr,al rate of increase ,,. juvenile crime . This - according to a gover,rme,rt report just out tonight ; said ' to ind ic ate tllat "a,e may be neari,.g 011 end t o ~ ~ , , . juve11ile deli11que11cy • tllat llas plagued tlae ,aation for so lortg." Officials addiflg, i,r fact, ",c,e may be co•l,eg 11••r tl,e point - wltere crime a11d hliNq11eNcy ,c,lll act11ally 6egi11 to difl." W.W.iM. :f.f,fttg k , ~ trl••fl• for "tr11tl,, j11stlce a,ad tlte America,. ,c,ay." SMITHSONIAN If you t,lan to visit Washington this year - orte of the things you must see is the new balloon exltibit at tlae Smithsonian Institution. Here assembled - a faaciraating fJaraora,nic histo , ry of ballooraing . Tlae first t,ractical free-flyi11g balloo11 - t1'at of tlae brothers Jos•t,1' and Jacq"•• Montgolfier; .,1,0 aace,id•d to an amaai,ig lreigl,t of more tha,a a lluradred feet - a,id tr · avel ed ,n ore tl,a11 a m II e - at A,ao,aay, Frarace, l>•cl i,i Seven tee,i -Eigl, ty - Tlaree . T1'e Mo,algolfiera - u•h•g a l,ot air 6alloo,i. Tl•• - came - tlae ligl,ter 11111,i air ga•e•; aetti,ig off "" et,ide•ie ~ Jvt:;.-t-Wr4~ 'X "l>al loo,i mad,se••" - tl,at carried balloo,aheg lo ti• Jor,r cor11era of tie glol>e, i11clMdh1g tl,e Arctic a,sd A,etarclle,;, _,.balloonists,,. the - -4, U. S. a,ad E•ro,,e - still l o l ~ regular compe ti ti o,aa. I11c ide11 tally, tie .,of'ld '• fir• t i,aterna tio,sal balloo,i SMITHSONIAN - 2 witll an American passenger, Dr. Joltn Jefferies. TIiey made it - b11t barely. To make it they had to Jettison all excess cargo . TIie word was that French baloonist Jean-Pierre wanted to Jettison his r,assenger. Anyllow tlaey did tltrow overboard their shoes, coats, sltirts and r,a,ets, b•t reot tladr sox. All of which - would malre q11ite a movie, woNldrt'I it. So if yo• are ,,. Wasltingto,e, Warren, you •Ill •••I lo see tltis at Ille Smitlaso,eian. CAPE KENNEDY At Cat,e Kennedy - the men of Apollo-Sixteen were given their final Physicals today . AstroJ1auts YoM11g, Duke a . nd MattiJ1gly - all ready and rarin' to go. After hurried repairs for a n . itrogen leak - tlteit' st,ace slllP, ~a£rJ-_ ~ ~ - ~~~ likewis4;,<._ W ~ bl~~7-oJ/ for Ille moon - now less tlt•11 /Iv• days •111ay .