SENA TE ------ War debate ,,. WaslliftgtoJI;- H,e for""' today for a lflOSt force/NI defe11se of US bo•bi,eg /IOlicy ;.,. Vtet•a•. M'ith Defe11se Secretary Robert McNa111ara - driui,ag 1,o 111 e the facts of life - aJtd death - i11 tllat e•battled la11d. ~ · To begt11 •itlt - ~ McNa,,,.ra declari11g llaat llre ll!!ll air war agai,sst Nortla Vteh1a111 - "laas bee,s ••ccessf•l." Tliere ca• be ,ao q•estlo,a" - said lae - Viet,aam 's war-•a ,'c i,sg capability." limited targets? BecaNse - said McNamara - bo111bit1g 011 a less selective basis - woNld i,auolt1e grat1e rislls of spreadiag the war. T"e Secretary /"rtlaer co,ate,adi•g that "ertemy operatio,as ca,aJtot be stopped e11tirely by air bombardme11t -- sltorl, tltat is, of the virtNal anflihilation of North Viet,sam a,sd its people". SBIIATE - 2 ------- To s•m •1' -- A liPI McNa,,.ara asserH,ag tlu,t l,011161•6 of Ile Co••••l•I Nortlitl • 1B a v i t a l ~ • • • • ,, of U S war •ts.• strategy. B•t ••lte ,ao •istalte"-- said lae; ''tlae Ha,aoi gover,a•e•t - ca,c,cot be "bo•bed to tire aegoliati,ag table." Latest from Saigon; news today tleal America,. warplanes have struck for a secofld time • at llae vital Laflg Guir Railhead. This ifl a o•ce-forbidde,. area of Nortla Vietnam - origi,.ally set up as a buffer •o•e to 1reve,at iflcursio,a over Clti,aese air space. lr!lu111a11111111•u•s~;11!!!9J ._._1111111'11- Ti, e Ji,. st U s ,. a; d aga i,. st 14/a.4 tt. La,.g Guir two weeks ago I\ sig,.al for a slor• of protest ~ . r ~ •ome. Critics cl,argi,.g it was too da•gero•• - too close lo Red ,;1,;.,.a. However, tl,e U S servi,.g ,.otice today - ll,al La,ag Guir re•ai•• o,.e of tlaose select, per•i••i&le targets ha Norl/J Viel,.a•. M eaJtwlail e, Io I 1,e so., I II - Viet Co,.g trool• todt1y laM,.claed two attacks agt1iJ1sl Mari•e ot1lposts - o,. Ille edge of tlaat so-called dentilitari•ed •o•ej A-F rse• W&Zld .. • ; M ~ M t •1. ... are 1••• lhy barbal■ed /or • much more. 1 I ;<'A /light of big u s B-fifty-t IVOS - - leeaded for a,eolller target - q•ickly diverted lo Ille s c e,ae of battle. Providi,eg in effect, "i•sta•t relaliatio•" - t11al llel,ed t•r" back the e"emy. l,acide,atally-, ,,,osl-scri,1 today to ,,.e story of Air Force Lieute•a•I David WaldroJ, - first A•erica• ,uot to do.,,. ,.,o Migs ;,. a si,agle ••gage•••I. Li••'•••"' WaldroJ, ,aow disclosi,ag - lie did it •Ula a 6rcSte,a g•••iglal. TIie• laoao did lie "'•••ge ••ell d~adly acc•racy? ~ By g•esf ' - and by golly" said lie. ARLINGTON ---------- ' " a q•iel shoppi,ag ce,ate,- ha A,-liragtora, Vf,-ghaia p,-oof agaiN today llaat ltate bf'eeds ltale. Proof agaira of tlte biblical admonitio,a - / ;n f lee who live• by viole,ace sltall die by violence. Geo,-ge Li,acolN Roc•111ell -- ltead of tl,e Americara . ~ Na•i /laf'ty - P•dlirag a111ay ff'om a coara-o/)ef'at ed laa,rad,-y 1111te,-e lae #lad gofle to 111aala Iii• ,u. ,, clollles; 1111,e,a lie 111as sl&ot 011ce -- t111ice - tlaroa,gl& tlae .,;,.dsllield of lais 6alterefl old car. dead i,astaratly. Al forty-,aiae lti• dream of a master f'ace - e•ded forever. tro,ay of iro•ie• - police qr,iclely ,aa66l•g a sa,spect; o,ae Joh.,a Pallef- also of Arli,aglo•; 1111to fa,r,as ""'4- fc-8-.( ~ tntibJ b of Rocllwell ' s 0111,a America,a Na•i ••• a ~ ,,. e ,,, er Party. SOUTHPOR1' FOLLOW ARLINGTON ------ --- --- ------------------ R c a c t i o II I o R o c k we I l ' s d ca I I, - p e r Ii a p s I, e s I s II m m e cl II P IJ .V II i s a g e d fa t II e r ; s e v e n t y - e i g lit ) ' ea ,. o l d Fr c d A II e 11 r a di o s ho w • From his r e tirement home in Soutl,port, ··- - - ------~ . - Maine "Doc" Rockwell telling reporters : "I'm not s ,, r pr is c d a t a II - I' t' e e x p e c t e d it for s om e ti m e . " HONG KONG --------- - - More /rouble loda_v - i11 /he British C1·ow11 Colony of llu11g l{ong. Will, a mob of Red Chi11esc - breakitil( across the borde>· al Lou11 for a second straight da} , . Hurlit1g~ to , , • " I af r o ck s a 11 d a t I ea s t I w o b o m b s - x,:t a I a Br ii i s I, Gl111rka comma,id post/;,efore the} ' were finally repelled -- b} ' tear gas aHd s-«•• smoke grenades. Ho,ig Ko,rg - proper) ,Seven incites of rain from tropical storm Kate -- ~ fille~servoirs to the brim. As I\ ~ a result -- 11,e government relaxing waler restrictions; to provide four hours of tuzler every day - i,estead of four hours every fourth day. ATLANTA --------- A lllroulJnc!• lo dnys of yesle1·yca,· -- or so it seems i ,, a " a ,. " i n g I o d a .\' l r o m A I l a " I a . A w a r 11 ; ,, g fro m t h c N n l i o ,, a I CO m m 11 n i cable Dis case _ Ce n I '!_I _ ; . - . <1 l1 o tt l po Ii o. Accortli11g lo Ille Ce11ler -- 011/y sixt:,,-one cases of polio;,, the United Sia/es a,id Puerto Rico -- during Nin e lc e n-Sixl:,•-Fi ve . Bui las/ year -- a sudden reversal of / t I, e ,Io w n H a rd t,• e " d. E 11 ding i n a '""' d re d - a ,i d - e i g It t c: a s e s of paralytic polio -- nearly double the year befo1•e. The majority of neto cases -- among r,n-immunized children less than five years of age. And these -- mainly in Sor,l/1 Te · xas. Buie e,i so -- says the Center -- an illus Ir a I; on of "the J> o s s i bi lily of o" I breaks of Polio '' - - 1vherevcr immunization in incomplete. d - - . - paren Is of s u,a H • lail.as e• In other wor s r - - =- better get /1,ose s h o t s r >'tMJ\ ~ ' WASIIINGTON ----------- - From /he F e dc,-·al Comm1111icatio11s Commissio11 i" n ash i ">!Io" - a s" e e Pi,, g s e I of 11 e 11· ,. 11 le s / o da J' for Ame,·ica's "ham" 1'adio operators. A1'1clitding /ollghest I res/1•iclio11s yet - i11 amateur licensi11g procedllres. Main cha11ge - in the area of general class l i c e 11 s e s ; h er e I of o re p er m i t l i n g tr a 1z s m i s s i on - o n al l amateur frequencies. TIie new rt1le s cutting in half - Ilic number of freqllencies open to · genera.l class operators. Permitli11g use of the rest - only when tl,e amateur has demo,isl · raled higher licensi11g qualifications. Reasons for the new rules including; one - a ra . J,id i11crease in the number of amatet1rs - now flooding lhe air w a v e s . A n d t w o - a des ire t o enc o.,, rage budding "ha m s " t o up gr a de Iii e i r s k i ll s - r a t her t ha n b e con t en t j ttS t t o fool arollnd. KAISER ------- Radio, press and TV today have been retelling the dramatic story of the poor bO} ' from r,pper New l ' ork ,r I, o l cf I s c 11 o o I a I age l I, i r I e e n I o m a k e h ; s w a y in t It e w o ,. I d , a 11 d w I, o di d s o i ,, s 11 c ;. a s p e c ! a c" l a r w a }' . He n r )' J. Kaiser, 011e of the giants of our time. who created a two billion dollar empire a,zd who left an able son lo fill his shoes, Edgar Kaiser who has gone o,i and on .I\ buildi,gbl,e: up /he Kaiser organization duritr.g his later _;,:rt ~..., ~ years while his father spen . t most of liis time in Hawaii. 1, ..,-r:_.; ~~ 4 ~ -<--~~~: .,._\ ~ ,· BERLIN --- - --- II c ,. e i II I h i s R r e a I e s I I a ,, cl o 11 e ,,, r t h ,, -- so many I h i II gs " ' e I a k e f o 1· g ,. cr II I e d - - I h a I I h i s n e x I ,nay c o m e a s s o m c I lz i II R of a s 11 1· P r i s e . A s t o r y I o day fro m We s t Be r l in where West G e 1·many toda · ) 1 became the first cou11lry in co11line,ilal Europe -- ta get color tele v ision. German Foreign Minister Willy Branclt -- presiding al a performance of 1/ze spectdculaY Radio Free Berlin Ballet Troupe. Pressing a but/011 that turned transmission a11tomatically - - from black and white i,ito ~~ ,.(. --- - :cclu ". - - - - - - - ,A,,-Holland, France, Russia, Italy and Switzerland -- soon to fdlow suit. ~ I V ,._, n I I V I.., JU ----- - - -- - E . , · c i I e m e n I i II S " ' c de,, . Th e r e aso11 : Fas/ approachin~ II-Hour -- set for /'1r ec a. m. Suttday morning. "1-1 " f O r "II O e K c r " - - m e a n in g rig Ill ,· m a r k i u g I It e mo m e II I 10 h e ,i dri crs in all of Sweden will switch from le.fl-side dri1 ing lo righl-side driving -- like lhe res/ of conlinental Europe. To make sure lhe changeo v er works wilh a minimum of danger - - all 1 elticular Ira/fie will be banned for hours througlzoul Sweden -- both before and after the faleful momen t. Giving a small army of highway workers -- lime to reverse street signs -- stop lights -- direction marke1·s: as well as entratice a11d exits to s11perhighways __ filling stations -- drive-i,, restaurants -- and so on. Fortunately, most Swedish cars -- are already built for right side driving. B11l the cost of the change is s . t m a e , e I . t d ,,e , verlheless - - at more than a hundred million dollars. F- ,,. ,,. 1 ,,0,.,wme-111 ,tuoai ■a tr .t ■ O l ■ lu . er •••• r , c : ----- - - - - - - - - - lr11•wdt11lw ■ e:>tttcw----• •••• i~:-n bC:tto+ ■ ,~ new 01 1wb ■ III DO l'ER ------- Al Do, er, E11J:la11cl - a v iclorJ ' today almost all lite uay - .fo1· cltampiou A11s/1•alian swimmer Linda McGill. Rem em be,·'.) The girl who askecl pe,•missio11 lo swim llie E n , g Ii s It c It a ,111 e I - we a 1· in g a Io p I es s ? After weeks of consideration - lite British Channel swimming associalio,z finally rendering a verdict. Rul-ing first that Li11da must wear a fi,ll bathing costume - al the start of her swim. Adding bhad though that once in the water - the matter is entirely at her discretion. A spokesman adding that Linda will still get an official stamp of approval - even if she comes up nude. \ ~ l, :; {.. . .Jc-(.., . bf- s.o•r a• , t ha t r a, s ~# a pot en I i a l Prob l em - 1¥/ ll all those Frenchmen waiting on the other side~ Bwl=Htllr •