LT IIJICl 1 PISIBR 1 l'RD>At, APRIL 23, 1965 PLOOD Nor• hlav, 1h0111r1 and tbundlr1tor• 1n tbl flood•• countrJ ot thl llld••t--wlth aountlrw •lndl addllll to tbl cr1111. '1'hl cre1t or thl tlood--rl•~ todaJ lnoh bJ lnob-- u tbl tatblr of rl"r• -•pa dOlftl tr• 1a.nn11ota-- •nsulf1nl all 1n lt1 patb. At Dubuqul, I--•-tbl •ter alNMJ 1wlrl- ten feet cteep r1pt tbroup 1oa1 taotorl••. And ••o•d to olllllt uot•• toot or ---••NfON t• -•lw float a l l Nulli■ tllat oltJ--■-ttal tetllt' or eui, , - - • • • • ,n11bll•, . . 1 . . . . n IIIIN . . k1111 hllllllallJ t•S&lll--to ,.._.. u, a 41111 prOMolllll 1111 Jlllln M,it• lrldll--ao••• tlll .,,1111,.1--11110 Dlbela. ftiit ltztldll•- " • lUI . . 1tlll 111111111111 bet-• IACNIN, lllo-lll, . . Clinton, I----• dlatanoe of OIII lwndNd and llxtJ•OIII ■11•• dom rlwer. VDT NlM More than a hundred and seventy-five u.s. and v1etnaaese warplanes -- today dlap8d ■ore than three hundred tone or b011be on North Viet ••• The air strike knocking out seven bridges -- also a Coaun1at terry. rive ot tbl bridge• on the vital North Vletnaae1e aupplJ route to tbl South. A u .S. ■llitary 1poka1•n calling thls -- tbl blavleet bl• -tir ever -- againat , - . C01111Uni1t 1uppl1 line. In tbl South, holllftr, 11.x ■ore Alllr1oan dead. Three or the■ •• ., trog111n ■lain bJ the COIIIIWlllt Vl•t Cong -- ae they charted a eect1on ot South Vletnaae■• Nacoa■t -- tor a possible tut\ll'e landing. Dr. Martin Luther King led a llal'ch ot 10111 tirteen thousand persons -- , through the streets ot Boston todQ/ ~~ the l l e ~ P - - to a u111ve Clift 21 a : ran, on . _ rued Boeton C01111on. Dr. Klng there 1a71ng . that it •Ollld bl "1rre1pon1lbll -- to equate Boston •1th Bil'lllfWhal'II." lddilll, hollever, that it •ould also be irre1pon1lbl1 -- to overlook tbl po,ertJ 1n Boaton. Negro ~ i n that c1t1 -- ■aid 1w -- •are • rebuke to the •cradle ot liberty.•" SBIL The Federal governaent intervened todaJ tor tbl first t 1• 1n the current a tee 1 talkl -- in an et tort to - n the ba11c 1tee1 induatr • prevent a Nay Firet str The chief ot tha ftderal Jlld1at1on and conc111atlon service -- ••ting 1eparate11 first with union negotiator, -- then •1th aanaae•nt. But the talka - still exploratory 1n nature -- and u ,et no progre11 toward a 1ettl••nt. In calro--tlll Arab-Pale■ttnta ie•, ot tlll Pal•■tlDI Llberall• Or . . . l a t l • - - t - , N~•··· . ...... ,_ tllat Ill enter into dlNct •sotlatl . . ■ltla 1111 Stale ot 19,..J to llldell D tC 11 lllllllllrJ--oldat ot 1111 uu llNnll• . . . . . . , NpllNs--"11111 talellllll .... ,1. - ... lll1J - 10lut1•••-1J, Nllonll• of &n~ talellllll ■lllloul put1t1on, 1111e ... ,1-11sat1on or NNtll-■t.• l C&lro ••paper aMllll lllal lt -.p1a. p1t11ll1 Sil lll1I att11•--- ,.... polllbl• . . 11 .... , tr•, .. llllrlNn- \._•f !~ ,, ..... r.-. . . ' . \ " l pro-llJpllan IIINpaplr at •trut--101n1 Oftl IHp ~lblr. IOUl'plba'• propo1a1--1ald tbat paper--• ca• of ~ INUOII. Prom Moscow last night -- reports of a Ruaaian bid for an ideological reconciliation -- with Red China. Fr011 I,ondon today -- an explanation. According to Kre■linologiats -- the Rueaian peaoe -i:4.. reelerAaimed at reestablishing Co■-unist unity in Viet Raa -- befom it 11 too late. The Rueeiane said to tear that Red China -- it unchecked -- uy push the United State1 to tbl brink or war -- 11ne ■11taken belief that we will back dOlffl in Viet Na■ .. .. -'< By trlaty -- Rus1la,Ac011111tted to c0111 to th1 a1d or Red China -- in the event of war. But the beet available s evidence ua!l!d •u indicate that what Ru1eia wants least at thl1 time -- ie to get involved in a major war in Asia. country. In line with th& LOndon report -- this fr011 our own today launchi~ The state :oepartaentJ't• la-• ■■JJ&i( a counter- c3111paign __ against the recent wave of campus de■onatrationa protesting American involvement in Viet Nam. The cupaign Rim - 2 - intended to educate students and proreeeore -- to tbl ■llitar, and pol1t1cal reaeoning -- behind our new "hard line" .• Thie becauee the Red Chineae are 1aid to view the campue de■onatratione -- ae another 1nd1catlon tbat • •111 eventually abandon the Par Bait to the C01111Unl1t1. Tbl State Department e■phaelzlng that nothing -- could be turtbar tr• truth. !Pl' After ■ore than three ■ontbe rf delay •• the UnlMd states today for•lly denied a bitter Soviet charge ot laet January. The charge -- that U.S. forces in Burope planned to ring the c01111unl1t frontier -- with a belt ot atolllc land ■lnlle An A•rican note -- clallvertd to thl Krealln -- calling the alleged Soviet lntor•tlon -- "llhollJ inaccurate." . . . ~ • e concern - li•r•d totallJ "groundl•••". 'Iba no'8 ~•,www- 1\atlng tlatly that • do not now -- and never have plannld to place a belt ot nuclear ■11111 -- along tbl C;u&lat frontier. Two prominent Mew York sociologieta todaJ charged tbat old age in America -- 1a being tranefor•d into a contagious disease. Thie said to be the reeult of hlrd1ng older people together -- so that inevitably they intect each other -- with the infirmities of age. The social ec1ent1ate -- Dr. Robert Wolk and lies locbllle Selden. Who agree that the physical proce11 ot 111nl -- le irrevereible and ine1capable. But lltlo contend tbat the p1ychologlcal proceea of aging -- can lie burrlld along -- or elo•d d011n -- or even rever11d..-RM I t a1,11t Ito, if ol~ople r L I 1 I a ■ingll trlllJ - . -- _. - - with young people. Toward this end -- they propoee the eetabliehalnt ot au.er day camps -- attended by old people as •11 a■ thl ver1 young. Aleo calling tor the construction or play tac111t1ee -- for young and old -- in and around hoa&I tor thl lpd. Further, urging an end to hospital wards, day centers, lblltered workshops -- and any other group6ng of only old II lt AO~ - 2 - The suclal sc1entlsts confirming once again, Dick -- the truth t.o that old · dage : You' re only as old as you fee 1. ITALY From Como, Italy, tonight -- the ca s e of ' The Jungle ChaEe " . Subtitled 11 The T - t or u.re of the Mau Mau". No it· 1 ° , .. not a murder case. Rather it concerns a new recording __ music of ~orts -- recently released to Italian record fans. minute At no r mal speed -- fo . rty-five revolutions per the record rings out with the fierce tribal war crles -- of the African Mau Mau. But the record has been seized by Italian authorities -- as an offense to public morals. They claim that at thirty-three revolutions per minute the record . sounds :as11 like the amorous sighs of a woman 1 in love. Too much so -- say the · authorities • . 0£{) A 0 .. a · result the courts now ~ decide whether ~ ' 1, "The Jungle Chase" -- is really a fierce Afr lean war cry or Just a fertility rite -- Italian style. LTP.1965.04.23.pdf LTP.1965.04.23ii.pdf