OBACHI larach, . , Pakistan - M balllled Ayub lhan calla lt qulta. The toraer atrongaaa Prealdeat - turning ln hla re11pat1on today in the tace ot •untlag natlomrlde chaos. Appo11lt1ag 1n his atead - ANY Chlet ot start Geaeral tatqa Iba; wbo 1-41ately declared a state t aart1al law - 4iapatcb1ng reoeral troop• to guard DJ governa1at wtallatlw. I I ~ t'llrther IIUll1llg thal I {rloten, araon11t1 an4 looters - baeetorth, will be put te death. ~ ~ lext qaeatlon: i~ lllCC . . d where AJu/ltaUHT And the anawer tor now - •• 1 11 Jut ba,e to nlt ud • • . SAmOI Cenceealon at Saigon. South Vietnueae PNa14ent Thie ottering today to hold private talka - with the C1111N1ttat latlonal Liberation Preat - the Viet Cong. !htea saying he could "never accept" a ooalltlen govern.at - or a "C011111unl1t Party U I ch" ln South Vletnaa. ldding, h••ver, that private talka 1n "n..r.rou toru" - coal.4 help speed an/ end to the Vietnaa war. PARIS-VASHIETOI POLLOW SAIGOI Reaction 1n Pau-1a - a hope that '!hleu•a otter ■ight aoaebow break the current deadlock on peaoe talka. Jlaanwblle here at h011e - the U.S. State Depart•nt praialq !bl••'• "oonatruct1ve approach. 11 Calllna it graphic ••Y•no• et "the aeriou 1atent1•• et the Repu~llo ot YleUIIIII - to seek a peacetal aettl..hit ot the nr." leverthele11 - Pre11dent llxoll arglllg oautloa. Asserting that the only "real progress" toward peaN - will cOM thro\llh private tallca. Bat addllll tbere 11 "ut aa ■uch hope" la triat area - "•• perhapa the &Mrlcu public ■1.gbt like to believe." WALTER REED L&teat tr,.lter Reed ANY Roapltal - ne change. Doctors reporting that tol'ller President Eiaenhower•a conciltton - "baa not worsened alnce yesterday." Adding that the General "baa always shown reaarkable recuperatl•• powers - but the eventul outlook r••lna p&Ned." Thoae are their words. BOUSI llaewhere 1n Washington - Preteaaer Jehn Banzel ot San Prano1aoo State College - a w1tne11 t8day before the Bouse panel conal .ar1ng cupua violence. !here a11ert1Dg that San JPrallciaco faculty -1,fra unitN. pr..,t .. 7 - when the threat waa "white and right" - aa he put lt. lat When the threat waa "black ant lett" - aald he - th•••, ... faculty -bera abowed "a failure ot nerve - a lack et •ral COlll'l.ge." Proteaaor lllnuI. - orlglullJ coulderN a cupu llbera ~ However, the target ot oowatle11 threat,, att..,ted iOllbi.,.. an4 10 on - beeaue ot bia later _eppeaitl• to 1tud1at ■llitanta. An oppea1tien triggered - said be - bJ the taot the radicals were trying - "not to bring about chaage but n only to ahQt the place dewn. ti - IASJIVILLE At laahvllle, 'fenneaaee - J-• Earl BaJ ta •king hea4llnea again. Bls picture appeartng today on the tront-page ot "Th• Corrector• - ettlc1al pulleatlen et the !elllle . aaee prison authorlty. lleng wlth a ater1 t•••tlt11.Dg the CIDYlcted klll~I' ot llal'tln Latbv llllg - u "the State Pen1tentlary." !he tlrat ••t publicized - lt aaya bere - tellow bJ the na• ot Challp Jergua. /onvlot• •t kllllnl tltty-tear / tJnlon 1oldler1 ant 1,apathlzer1 - 1bert11 an• tbe c 1,11 var. However. l'erguon 1er,ec1 onl1,• tn •11• - hla contln-Dt - - a cut short by A the a,fllowa. fA!ICAI At the Vatican ta Reau - publi t1on today ot heretetore secret archl••a troa torld ~ Two.J ~ l n g that the late Pope Plua tbe Twelnh - turned down tlat an "rder troll Italian 41etat r Bealto lua 11n1; an order that the church launch an "antl-Bolabevlk o•apegn" - at tbe t1M~eraany 1 a 1nvaalon ot Raala. IndeN, the Pontltt " actuallJ aupport1ng llllll'• poaitlon - 4 ■endl.llg ■■■l■taa to the So•leta. Setting the rec rel atralght after all the•• 7ear1 - 1n reaponae to peralateat charg•• that P pe Plu •• "10R" on ta1c11■. lothlng or the aort - 1a11 • - · The Vatican agtin opening ae111on ta &Jlll)e111111 on "unbelief" - ot all things. With Pr te11or JloNrt Bellah ttf u.c .L.A. - one or the flrat up. laaertlng that religion - llk• speech - 11 one of the cbaraoteriatica that .! dltterent1atea 1lllll troa anillala. Adllllg: •1t will aet 411• - •• long aa there are ~ 0 •na here on earth." Anether speaker - Prete1101 R•r•• CUT1tr et the P ntlt1oa1 Gre1orlan Unl•eralty et Jloae. Who ••14 that huaanity 11 Mt divided •• IIUOb b•tw- bell•••n ant watiell•v•ra - •• lt la betwHn - quote - •we believers and h. ~ 1 1 . . ,r,." And h • to get t ~ t h e r - tll&t '• the real pro~l•• - said he. LUSAKA Lusaka. Zambia - a clo e call for Za , mblan M1n1ster of' Stat Valentin Mu.sakanya. Just leaving a State House reception - when he was mobb~d by a group of about twenty people. The attackers seetningly bet on tearing him limb from limb - when they were finally dispersed by State House guards. What triggered the attack? Apparently an earlier remark by the Minister - defending the r1ght of Zambian girls to wear m.1ni-sklrts. Tnis · J. 11, . , ,... -' """' " ~ .asi=ir:.:.ue taa ~ - ROMANIELLO- FOLLOW HONG KO?«t By the way - I've Just rec ve d a letter fr o good • 1 ""- f rien d - tne J ~ omaniello - who has spent most of his life 1n Hong Kong. Father Romaniello - you may recall - the fo under of a unique relief progra ; based on the precept that - ' noodles bring happiness to million s o f refugees ." / Anyway - the good ,father vole / of Ma an ~ cul ~e / / what vtlr is / / Observ / / t,ttat Chi 1 s nc\lltur.al revol ,, / r the ture / dy of Chinese }µstory / ,, /_ / Chines will change , what's re, / two years - -~ ... -~ Romaniello then goes on to say: "The durability of th Chinese 1s 1n their central belief - that a man's life must follow the pat h of reason; so it 1 hopeful that even today China 111 adapt itself only to those things - that will enrich the original idea ?faction . That l&t I S hope he- 1 8- BO G KONG t Fro Hong Kong - co e a a busine ss report totm¥ ::;:- ell1ng of an industrial boo 1n the Britis h crown colony - 81v1ng it an export capability perhpps the highest in 11 of Asia. This due in part to the continued influx - of highly-skilled, highly- ot1vated refugees from Red China. (;_ "Ql!leSJ:!IIC;e==.;-~ · ~ ng hentRg Hong Kong's bid for econo ic co-existence with Peking. 1 LTP.1969.03.25i.pdf LTP.1969.03.25ii.pdf