NIGERIA -------- President Johnson has appealed to both sides, fighting in the Nigerian civil war, to permit food a,ad medicine shipments to reach laundreds of thousa,ads of starvi,ag persons in rebel-held Biafra. So far, attemfJls to reach Biafra with the supplies have bee,a blocked by the Ni ge ria,a go ve r,ame,at 's ••J,,,lx refusal to fJe rmit airplan.e deliveries, - a ,ad,..,the rebels' distrust of a,ay o · verland shifJments through gover,amen.t territory. TIie ,aumber of civilia,ss faci,ag starvation in Biafra is estimated between six hundred thou . sand and a millio,a. TREATY --- - -- - The new treaty to pre ent /he spread of nuclear t eapon has w on lite unqualified si,pport of both u,tiformed and civilian chiefs in the P e n t a g ~ ~ t o l d the Senate A Foreign Relations Committee .,._ the treaty would ,tot jeopardize our nation.al security. General--~=- Wlleeler, - ~ ~ ~,.---~-, ~ Chairman of Jotnt Chiefs of Staff,( Defe,cse Secretary, :fdi. i.r~ _1,e Un/led S l a t e s ~ benefit from a major step to reduce world teJ1sioJ1s. CLIFFORD --------- ~ Def nse Secretary Clark Clifford:<._ fly.,...to Saigon Satr,rday for tnlks on the growing threat of a new could be larinched at any time. troop withdrawals jntx~ from Vietnam before Ni'lletee'II Seventy - unless there's a break through i'II the Parts ttM.J ~ peace talk . However, he . . , , . there~ 'IIO thought of increas tng the present American fore e of five h . ur,dre d thirty-five thousand me,a. ~ also a••ounced A the Pe'lltago'II pla,as for buildtrtg a s u p e r ~ ,auclear submari'lle, o,ae .#Alf ~ •us,••? twice the speed of prese,at-day 1111der-toaler vessels. KOS_Y_Q[_li Soviet Premier Kosygin - in St o ckholm on a,e official vi sit - says peace cannot be achieved i,e Vietnam and th e M i d d le Ea s t u n l es s the rt• t«tt U" i t e d St a t es s tops bombing North Vietnam and Israel withdraws frompccupied Arab lttrritory. Speaking at a government dhurer, Kosygi,1 ~ also hammered away on his favorite theme - tla.eA•Hito'Yy ~ "-"" ~ in West Germany he blames for tlae ter,siofts ;,, ~ Europe. CZECH ------ The Sovtet Union has Promised Czechoslovakia that all Red Army troops w'ill be prllled out of the country by next Tuesday. The Russian soldiers have bee,a stayi,ag :r i,a Czechoslovakia over time after the WarsalfJ pacA maneuvers which ended eleven days ago. A Czecll official d7Q says the Russians remahaed beca11se o f ~ . f a,ati- . ~o.J ~ ~ ~ ' . . . . . . 1 ? 4 _ So v iet pamphlft~ound ~ • n , I ~ M e & • ~ h1 Mosco10, Soviet Communist party officials conti,eued to blast I A A ~ J r - • rf#. ,.....-- ~ - the o •S,• ;u leadership .,:f- Czechoslovakia, worried /\_,. 7 6 ~ ~ ~ . ~ tire C z e c h s ~ ~ &.111•1 ~ • • C••sn••••• A COURT ------ w:el Attorney General Ramsey Clar~ ialUHg Congress today that the Constitution, the laws of the land, and nearly one-hundred-eighty years of history lftl•,,,,,,,.,.,,.111:t• " de mo ns Ira l e b c, ,m d que s I ion" ~ r e s I den I Johnson has the pow er to nominate Abe Fortas as Cllief ~~~~ Jus ti ce while Earl Warren s t i l l ~ Some Ret,ublican S e n a t o ~ n s i s ~ no court u acancy e"tsts II•• becau . se Warren has not yet relired. .R " ' " • Al'I' .... tg-... tto,a_~ Ii ru •"e'flNI~ 8e,a11fe "'•l'{-te d ltH s11ec.......,.... ~I'•:/... ll-,.M4-ltf'eN ! t 4 J I I I I ltot,B to block Fo rtas' co,sfirmalio,a, hfe ,ce GeNgY"M I all;ea •NI :" !!_9_L_l_ T_I_C_ S Vic PresidenlJ/lw6e,I Humphre y, forced to can c e l a 1 e e k en d c a m Pa i g n Ir i p t o Ca l i Jo r n i a after Jail t n g to shake off a four - do bout with /he flu. Those were the do tor's orders. Califor,ria In Sacramento,~ J z ~ s s ma:s J~ Go er,ror :IISii ■ IS:R eagan denie a report - published in Bosto11 - >K< wuf ~a? tha~Reagan -T announce his candidacy for tire ~e,a&Ue-.11 "A total pre side n ti al no min at ion on July t we" I y - ft rs I.,< or 11 f If fabricatioH ", said he, "I have nol cha,.ged my poslliore." f1'1 ,._ /ta.,,,, er, ... ••• •~sles..s••r•"U•'• ••t ••••u 11 In'• Lanshag, Michigan, at a news co11ference Goverrtor ~~ Romney was asked if he co,asiders ReagaH are active ca,,didate for the nomi11ation.,..eml Rom11ey replied: "I think he's lhe greatest pseudo ,ron-ca,rdidate ,,. history." MAIL Postmaster General Marvin Watson says that Saturday residential mail deliveries and window se'rvice at City Post Offices will be eliminated immediately because of a cong'ressional economy orde'r. Re •k also says ~ unless Cong'ress P'rovides immediate 'relief, tlte servic• cut backs will have to become P'rogressively deeper - despite a steadily increasiNg sir vol•me of ~ p r $ ' Farlhe · r culbach/'•~ most mail service aNd deliveries to fou'r days a week. TREE II seemed like a crazy idea at the time, but th e y did i t. M,o Th e y b u i l t a re s tau ran t in th e top of a tree - in Kenya. So, who's to be skeptical whert a Miami firm called ' ' Oceans General, lnco;,porated", talks of restaurants at the bottom of the sea? Also, underwater houses, sports are,aas, parks a,ad trails. The firm says its staff is b•sily conceivi,eg rte111 sports, hobbies, art artd activities for domains 6r..-.nr be,eeatla t h sea ~1/h.::r.~~ ,.-::,.~::! /it, 11 FIJJdf 1 ' 1 ~ - ii.'e-Jlt !'l!fteNe•"""-"' CAMPS ------ Every parent who has ever sent a child off to a summer camp has the same moments of doubt. Is he homesick? Is she eating properly? A,ad probably most of all, how safe is he under s o m e ~ else's care? Tlte a,eswer o,a safety is optimistic, accordi,ag to a study . carried out by Arthur Gjerste,a, a New York University professor. Out of ,aearly thirty-three thousa,.d campers, 01tly four per ce1tl had bee1t i1tvolved ,,. acctde•t~osl ~ - ·-:,::;t:!/t:~ t .• - ot_,,..._•,..,_..~ miJ1or. ,&.;~ te• IHI ~ "Youngsters are prone to colliding with other objects - especially other you,ags ters. ;, AEROFLO T ---------- When airline flights be tween Moscow a,ad New York begin this coming Monday, Americans who fly tl,e So iet planes will find t1Rl=t" the Russia,as do thi,aga nJDr tl# • ~ differen(t»y 1+ tJ'M i'-i M JsiRJ4 i W lttu,•. For example, the breakfast me11-• :;fl• _include caviar a Nd salami with cucumbers. Aero/lot - the state-operated Soviet airline - provides so; no in/light movies but tlaere are free cigars. And - as an extra friNge '.JeNefit - there's ~ ~ ~ ~ - f Y " C . - - always a ~1111t:\e1'tL, ,t◄:b '2ao" domiNoe~ ON every flight. The Russians ar,,i America•srlso disagree as to what a stewardess should look like. Tlae Russia" ~ girls' Nniforms are not as attractive as thou~IAe ~ . and the Soviets also traditio.,,tlly prefer their women a bit on the heavy~ side. w~ . f . , w - - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ) : I STORM ------ One of the worst rainstorms in neat'ly half a centut'y soaked London today, causing widespread flooding, disrupting communications a,ad leavi,ag scot"eB homeless. The city, pa,-alyzed by a giga11tic traffic jam that delayed commutet's - i11cludi11g Prince Pltllip who was a11 hour late for a meeti11g. Also, people were late getting to the theatt'e, ••'"' .... to see a 11ew play called ''Summer", starri,ag two human bet,ags who play lhe role of cats.