UNITED NATIONS At tlie United Nations - New York - a special sessio" of the General Asse•bly today ; the start of a ten day celebratio11 - marking the world body's · ttoe,aty_ fifth a, niversary. Lead-off speaker_, Mitchell Sharp of Canada, ~ ob , serving that the original U N clearter "w a s a remark a bl e a chi eve ,n e n t " a n d ,.,,. Its till i II' •y•c/ f.. ~ ~ ~ ~ i o ~ . ·- N~wr1H"'¼1lM--wl-lUM~.nn,.."lhe failure of the United Nations so far to fulfill the promise of ninetee,a forty- - - Live is cause for "deep dissatisfaction" a,ad "pro/010,d -{_._~~, u,aeasiness." But it's still "no excuse" ~ " ~ ' for giving up. U N auspices. An abservalia• ....,._._ f • r l h ~ Mid-East for renewed~peace talks 11,etler VIETNAM War news from Vietnam. - tells today of the worst booby trap incide,it in six months. Enemy terrorists using a big U S artillery shell - to rig up an explosi v e device. The resulting blast - in front of a newly established U S command post - killif1g ~ A - ~ ~~ ten,~MHl9'c ~ ~ i n H W - ~ Americans ,A a2:a..._,. ~ an arm, , chaplain and ..t'M- a compafly contmaJ1der. On the political front- north Viel11am 's Foreig11 Ministry today categorically 'fejecting Pres dent Nizo,.•s latest peace initiative. The U S plan - said Ha11oi - "merely a deceptive maneuver; aimed cit prolo11gh1g America's • • • ~ occupation of Soul la Viet,,a,,.. NOVA Y~Al ZEMLA . ,~~ 7rom a number of listening p osls in Sweden - ~ comes wor <I of a gi a11 t S ovi . e,t undergro11nd nu cl ear test today. This - we are told - on the Arctic islaNd of yx, Novaya Zemla; "f>- S ~ htf.f:, e-.tti111•lifl'6 tlr-e, t he b i gg e s I under gr o u fl d t e s t ever• LOP NOR FOLLOW NOVAYA report t#iiir Red China also WHITE HOUSE The White House - President Nixon steps up Iii s campaign Plans) Psda_,. announcing a scheduled tour for next Mottda}' and Tuesday ,,y that will carry him into Ohio, North Dakota, Missouri, Te,u1esseee artd lrtdia,es. ... This~1r billed as a follow-up -- to tire Preside,et's one-day, four · -state trip already set for Saturday. White House Press Secretary Ro,e Ziegler addi'lg tltat tlae President - will campa:g,e ,,. si%tee• or •eve• tee• states , i,. all, before t It e Nov e"' be r tltird eleclior11. Ziegler sayireg: "Tise Presiderel r1eed• ff a,ed lae wants furtlser support i• tlae Sereate ared HoNae - so lae care carry out tlse programs •hicla lie feels are best for the country." DRUGS FOLLOW WHITE HOUSE Elsewhere at the White Hoi,se - a gathering of some seventy broadcasters - representing teen-age a n J e t h n i c ~ , d or i e n t e d r a di o s ta Ii on s r i g h I a c r o s s -~~ tl,e countr~- $.sa, tng ,a J~ an appeal from the admi,aistration - to help solve the natiort's drug proble"'•• ---o--- ' President Nixon telling the communicatio,as men - it would not be proper for him to direct tlJe airing of certain messages. But, "our young people m u s t " b e m a de t o "re cog n i z e " - s a i d he - "t hi s *• insidious danger." HOUSE FOLLOW DRUGS ~~ Afis::at)U~ t e House was Passing led g ,-. a conference committee version of President Nixo,a's - ·- - - - new drug abuse bill; tlien sending it alo,ag to tlae Se,aate ,,,,4,-..""'--/. J.,,/'.._r. -- where final congressional appro val was . sa111l1~ , - - The bill co,etainistg, among other tlai,egs, a so-called "no knock" clause - which is al,,.ost certai,a to draw a speedy court test. PARIS follow House In the same vein - an announcement today from Paris. The head of France's criminal police - ~ . ~ Max Fernet - ,.Ffllf,il!!II~~ the US and France are t1011.1 working on a new agreement to combat drug s• uggl hag. An agreement - said lie - that will probably be worked out next moatll and formally sigt1ed it1 ~ to~ December. JlA teuual~ tlle fiYst sucll pact ..., betwee,a two wes ern countries. MONTEREY From Ille U S Nav y base at Monterey, California -- an announcement today that JI•• commander Lloyd Bucher is Planning to retire from the service. The former skipper of the captured spy ship Puebl_o - -=~ givhtg as his reason ill health;. saying he felt he coMld •ol ,.,, ss tf:',,._vsical ~.U......,.kt•• required for further ,s.,,,,,. P · romotion.,. The commartder's pl,ysical difficulties - apparently a lingering result of his eleven mot1lh imprisot1menl in North Korea. MONTREAL IIP •~ A t ~ Montr~w;:-i.,esumpllon lbd&§ in negotiations for the release of thS.,,,, two kid,aapt,ed officials; a resumption made possible - when tire kidr,appers, . French sep , aratists, finally gave their ••JO«x•l•t spokes•a,a "carte bla11che" to carry o,a talks with the governme,at. The terrorists have said earlier - they would t1egotiate only Ille best •~•• ••tllods of meeli,ag their demands. OTTA WA FOLLOW MONTREAL This following a natio,iwide broadcast - from Canadian Prime Minister Trudear, ; who hammered hard - at the need for law and order; tlrreatefting lo use troops - if necessary, to thwart the terrorists. Trudeau sayiftg : "There are a lot of bleedirtg laearts arou,r.d - who just don't like to see people ,oitla helmets and guns. " But, "it is more imporlartt" - s a id he - "t o II e e p I a w and order in Ila e s o c i et y - titan to be worried about weak=llneed people." MONTREAT FOLLOW OTTAWA - ~ ~ - t : l , ~ - ~ , ~ - Her~ •-' J; SC /\ a n1tmber of threats against Billy Graham: forcing the famed •••k6 evangelist to brdld a fence around his home at Montreal, Nori II Carolina. ~ also Ff•• lwlf to use - pa . trol dogs. Jlotuever, Billy Graha,n sayitig he recefltly told President Nixoa: "If I'm ever kid•a1>1>ed - afld tleey try to hold me for ransom or anything - dofl't negotiate." Billy M,o Graham adding - they ca,a do to me 1ohatever they want - because I know I'm going to Heaven anyway - anll I don't believe we ouJltl to give in to ,1000 1W ,dis kidran/)/)ers. OYANG A tragic accident Korea; ~ Q bus filled with teen-aged boys from Seot1l - Wd'8' re/11 . r,ii . ,,g from a visit to a sl,rine at nearby O) i ang;.....,. sudden/)•_..__,,., struck by a train. T I, e b u s b ., r s t i n g i n I o f I a m e - w i t h m o s I of the youngsters s Ii ll Ir a pp e d inside. Police later s e II i "g I Ii e de a I Ii I o II - a I m ore I lia n Ii f I y • MOSCOW (}.f- Mosco~nw:,:;;alalion today In the roar of words - IUIS• against Russia's newest Nobel Prize , winning author - Alexander Solzhenitsyn. Th , e President of the Soviet Writers Union - Sergei Mikhalkov - charging that Solzhenits,,n's selection ivas "purely political". "In its esse,ace" - he added -- "an inter,aatio,eal act of a,a anti-Soviet character." In this connection,' it's perhaps well lo 1tole tl1at Miklaalkov himself - is the author of the wo-rds to Russia's natiot1al antltem. Words ~ sut1g tlrouglt - becaus'e of.......,..... lines praising Josef Stalin. \ AMALRIK FOLLOW MOSCOW ~-~ti~cow ... 8 t ha t a n o t he r c o n t r o v e r s i a l So v i e t a u tho r - w i l l b e bro-ugh t t o tr i a l s o on, pr ob a bl y in t w o or t hr e e we e k s • Andrei . Amalrik - who was originall')' arrested last summer - charged with the "Preparation and dissemination of falsehoods ll•r••• derog.atory to the Soviet State." He's t h ~ ~ u will re call, who wrote a book aski,ag the question: "Will there be a Sot 1 iet u,aion - in Nineteen Eighty-Four?" Ail of wili~r••w• ~ , ~ k f \ \ l ~ - . n1ere ;.,,,,..~ht question: "Will there be a,e Andrea ~).. J, \)t- Amalrik in Ninetee,a Eighty-Four?" PULLMAN ~•zizz11~x Pullman From Washi,1gto,i State University atA.~M1•,, Washington - a warning today to local residents to draw the blinds O!!.,!r their big Pictllre windows; tlaereby - ~ ~ - 11,aking themAeasier to see. Poultry specialist Dan Drews e xplainf,.r,,._, wild migratory birds have been feasting of late o,s fermented mo101tah1 ash berries. And it seems 1e11len loo they get a little,,(high - they tend, like humans, to fly loo l o " ' ~ .:;ct,.~~!