LT BUICIC I PIS HER I THURSDAY I IARCH 4 , 1965 IZNOIISTRATION That riot outside the u.s. E■ba1sy in No1cow--l1 said tonight to have been the ■oat violent de■onetrat1on seen in the Ru11lan capital in thirty yeare. A ■ob ot about two thoueand Asian, African and Ru11ian atuclents--1tor■ lng police barrlcadee--bowllng oftr ■a11ed Ruaelan troop1--and b011bardlng the U.S. E■ba111 with rock■, ink boll•• and 111ng 1hot1. Thi howling 1tuctent1 proteating U.S. intervention ln Viet Nu. But ae the battle wore on, it bee- lncrea11ngly clear that the turtJ ot the ■ob waa directed al■01t a■ ■uch agalnat the police and 1oldler1--a1 ~ e t the u.s. 1pearbtaded by Chinese and aorth v1etnaae1e--the rioter ■ hurling rockl and pieces ot lee at the ■ecurity torcee. Beating the unar•d ■illtla-•n with 1i.k1 and anything else they could laJ their hands on. screaaing:--"stop protecting the uerlcana."--and calling the pollce--"worae than the 1•r1al11t1." Detore the battle ended--twelve students were under ISIIOISTRATIOlf - 2 arre1t--and 1core1 or de■on1tratore seen fleeing the scene with blood etrea■ lng down their faces. Ae tor tht police and 1oldler1--at least tive •r• lnJured in tbl band-to-band co■bat--one 10 1everely that he loet thl eight ot an e,e. The u.s. later proteeting the lackct adequate protection oute1de the e■baaey. · sut Aaerlcan A11ba11ador Po, Kohler nevtrtblle11 • • pra1e1ng tbl "valiant" ettorta ot RUll1an police and 1oldier1--to tight ott tbl IIOb. VASBDllTON At the u.s. Embassy in Moscow--v1olence. eut at . the Russian Embassy 1n waah1ngton--qtte the reverie. A tltty-etate delegation fr011 the u .s. Junior Challber ot ca.erce--vlalil'lg the Ruaelan E■baesy today, by lnvltatlon. Soae Ru111ana in the e ■baasy lobby--•re 1tartled llhln thl AMrlcane c - 1war■lng through the door ■• Proa thin on--lt wa1 a friendly vlalt--with plentJ ot glve and tan on both 1lde1. Thi only untowa~d incident occurring wan a Scwlet diploaat wae a■ ked, Did they have an organization ln R\1111&-- coaparable to the u .s. Junior Challber otca.erce, All tbl R\lleian could think ot wae--thl YOW'tl c0111unl1t i.agua. aat hi laid be dldn•t think that ... what the Ja1cee1 had 1n ■lnd. And they agreed--lt waen•t. But othlrwlee--not a bottle or ink waa thr01m-- not a window broken. Quite a difference. STATISIIU Ru111a' 1 re1pon1e to the 1ate1t t .J. air 1trlkl1 in Viet Na■--publ1ebed tonight 1n Rg111a at ■idnlght-­ llO■cow ti•. The Kre■lin calling the AMrican ■1litarr operation--" Planned aggreeeion." warnli,g that th8 United State■ 11 11 ••barking upon a road ot turtbtr 1xt•nd1nl tbl nr 1n Soutblaet Aela." Thi•• act■ under•~ tbt .,.,, to\lld!lt ion ot re lat lone betwen the Soviet Union and tbl un1ted stat••--"nuelr tbl principle ot peaceful coex11te --10 1a11 tbl ne■11n. DDOIISIA The U.S. Inroraat1on Agency today ordered the 1-dlate cloeing or all ite librarle1 and reading rooae 1n Indone11a. U .s. per1onne1 thn to bl withdrawn a■ eoon •• poeeible. All other Aatrlcan tnrorutlon actlvltle ■ in Indon11ia--1ncl\lding the di1trlbutlon or ri1■1 and -z1M1-- al10 to be halted. u.s. tnror•tion APncJ Dlrect■r Carl Ra.an declaring tbat recent ant1-A•r1can deaon1tratlon1 in Inclont11a--"9tt u1 no choice." S1011 The whole ot Great Britain and auch ot ttii Continent ot Europe wae buried today under unexpected March bllzzari1. In England, ■ore than t1 ve hurldred road■ •re blocked--wlth ICONI ot town, cut ort by lllW drlttl ranging up to t • l ve tee t in depth. On the cont 1nent , a blanket ot white extending all tbl •1 tr011 lorthlrn Spain-- to COIIIIIUlllat Ru111a and Scandanavla. 'l'tll llarc.,..athlr 1n lurop1--de1crlbld a■ tbl •oret 1n ,ear■• MN at Alta Utah lihlN I •,aqlancbl and ■ounta1n expert ,.llx 1oa101 tel11 • thl va1atch 110untaln1 already have bad owr 500 1nchll ot 811011 tbll ,ear. So Spring lkl tan, can Caal blre I Until June thll year. April and IIIJ lbould be ldeal--at Alta, Brllhton and Park CltJ. IWIIQIER Prea1dent Johnson delivered a apecial •npo•r •aaage to Congreaa today. The report aaaerting that the national econ011y ■uat continue to grow at a rate or al■oet tiver per cent a year--to keep pace with aut011atlon and a raJilly expanding labor force. '1'lw report also e■pbaaizing the Adll1n11tration•1 new line ot econoalc thought--• deter■1nat1on to "ahape and deteralne" the national econoay to provide needed Jobe. Thie 1netead ot per■lttlng buelneea and ind~1tr1--to tan lt1 natural couree. 11r. Johneon stating that the taak ot achi•wlill Ml e■ploy•nt will bl dlttlcult--but "• will have to• try, adapt, try anew, and adapt again." That tr011 tlll Prelldent. 'l'RIASURB A flying expedition to the world's highest wate~ tall--ended in a near tragedy. That story today out ot Bolivar, Venezuela. Two A•rican adventurere--Williu Sutton and &Olfard Hall--craehing their l i g h t ~ in an atte■pt to land near Venezuela•• Angel Palla. The water tall a apect•r three thouland toot caaade--atop the towrlng Ayuntepui 1111a. With nothing to eat but a tew candJ bar1--botb •n aanaglng to cll■b down trom the 1111a. Thin Sutton too 1xtauted to go on. 111 pal Ball putting topthlr a cruda ratt--tloated down thl caron1 River to c1v111zat1on. Ttil '1lo •n tlnallJ reaching Bolivar--t•n da71 atter tlllJ 1tartecl out. Sutton and Ball ••arching tor that t'9a1ure-- ■a7be buried near the talll by ,...d bush pilot Jl•J Angel-- the Alllrican for whoa the spectacular tall• wa1 naMd, a tall■ 20 ti•• higher than 11agra. I've been at that, ... loet world butte that r11e1 above the Venezuela Jungle, Dick. I was thrilled bJ tbe lottieet falls in the world--and I also tailed to tlnd that treaeure. I aln11 like to tell about true love. consider tor a ■0111nt tbia story or John and Cle•nce Schohy--an . Ohio couple who arrived in Nia■1 today--to celebrate tbii1r 11yenty-titth •dding anniverearyt The Schoby 1 1 •rried wben both •re nineteen. low ninety-tour year• old and ■ till together. Att•r 1eventy-tift year, ot •rrlage--eurely tbl cour ■e ot trua love run■ e■ooth! Wbln a1kad to coaent on tbl1r annlver1ar1, 11r1. ScbobJ bad tb1■ to 1a1: "Narrled to thi • - aan that lcinl' I abould haY9 bad eeyen buabande • " Sa,■ her 94 year old hubby:--"She 1 1 •aner now--tban ebl WU lffllin I 11Urled hlrl"