Haider :;·1am.; i 1er -- only twenty-t,·o -- :.;hot cl~a-. by rival Arab natiunall at3 ,~urlne a ~aa~ivc ·t r ea t 1emonatra tion - - 1n the Crater district of ~len T'.:o of the vict m~ companions -- also wounded: in continued ,...igliting bott· ' •en t e two Arab groups -- vying for supremacy when the Britt::;h leave next Shams;.el" ' :3 :'uneral -- held almo~t immediately But it WPS more a political rally -- than a eulogy. Only a massive .:;how of strength by British troop.3 -- preventing a new outbrea{ of violence. Todays trouble.; growing from t.e vi~it -- of a special three-man Uni tee~ Nations CommL~sion. It· members ci-:2.rbed with < ~evisinp; a ... rmula - - for Gel , ,_rule 'or I-. !en an i the neighborinr; Fe<ierat on o r South :,rnbiei. ADEl--2 However, both sides -- refusing to cooperate with the c01111ission; and threatening reprisals -- against any Arab who d6ae. As a result -- the U.I. tea■ forced to hole up a second straight day. Por sarety'a sake -- the three •n confined to a heavily-guarded hotel. Rm CHIN agnins t Pr2-t ent Liu Shao-C~1l. Wit:1 LL.: arch rlval -- Chairman M a T ..,e -Tun g -- .:;aid to bl.! m btlt ing ' million.J of Re ~ Gu·r ~s , 3ol ~ ier3, worker~ an ~ peasant~ : in a mas·lve hate J camp niGn -- unprecedented evan tn Red China. Latest ~ ~ ' " ' def ·· e -- a 0 iant t .r mji-sponsored rally toJay ln Pei tng. With speaker after sp~aker -- taking turns at lambas t tng the President . .t..mong other things -- Liu accused of trying to reach an understanding with, quote, !' imperial i sm" -- meaning the United State . Mao himself further quoted a~ calling Lill -- the Khrushchev of China;" whlch 1s said to be hot. cou\.4 / the wor~t 1nsul t 1'Mts Hao UM thlnk of. In vleu o f tt1ia -- C l 1.na-watchers ~aying a showdown 1s imminent between tne two Red lea 1 cr i . Or elJe -- it has alreA 1 y t~~en 1 tace -- and Liu hos lost. t~ the latter -- , Mao suppose0l,'. tr,y lnr; tc r,oa.' Liu into a publ 1c con1'.a:::1s ton; an( then - - Ju1c1rl~. HUM P H R EY Tuurlng Vic ·'"' Pr ~..-, l 'ent ~ub rt Hu mp· r· ! j - - tn a f lghLlng mood tod a y in L o ndon, ·,'l e h ~ ar. Report .; -:- 1;,, telling m e mb e r s o~ th e Br i t i~h P arllam nt -- th er e · d n o hidi ng n a nu c lear a ge: t ha t th e Un i te e' ' S ta te s w1.ll an d mu -=> t m e e t aggre s ai on - - wh erev e r it occur ...Ji!!b~ SaidJHumphre y: on the f ace of t h e e art h . " T he Uni ted S tat e~ wou l ,j me et ag g re sion in Europe or La tin A;erlc a -- ·o y o u c a n only e xpect 1t to m e et it ln Southea s t f-s la, too. ' Later, th e Vice Pr es l l ent an Mr . Humphre y -- d ining with Q ueen Eli abeth nnct Prin c e P h ilip at Wi nr lsor C --1 stle. They fly to Bonn tomor r o w - - on the next leg of their ~even-nation tour . NE\ · : YORK o"' t i1e U .N Aim1.n1Jt~•3tjv, .. Commttte~ on C oorrl!. nnticn . . t.fter en to: 'ghanL;t2.n, la~ctst~n, In d la, N::pal and Ceylon. A nnounce d pur pc~c of the trip: Solely to permit Thantf to discus~ -matters of mutual inter·.st ~'lit k~y t.s ian leader~;. Rumor .; p0r-· 1ct , hoM~ver, that hL.: 3c:1edule ■ay ~1~ his ls3t vl3l t - tc Scutheas t fsin. VIETN . M n thr •:•ar rrunt -- n9~··~ today of furtouc ~ h· n.ction -- ver both Nort l un~ J uth Vietnam. T tl 9 North ·- the bi cce~t ~merlcan alr n trlke in fi ve months . From four-to-five hundred U.S. Jct.:, -- blasting Communi:t targets from one end of the coun~ y to the other. To the South -- big .~merican B-Fifty-Twos staging two s trH:es - - in that War one C near thicambod tan border. While U . S. Marine Jets -- were httttng a Viet Cong mountain 3anctuary in the Central Highland s. The Marine flyers -- us tng n e w I burrowing blockbuster ' ' bombs : designed to penetrate f ifty feet belo •·: ground -- the better to reach uspected Communi s t tunnel hideouts. Ousted Harlem Congressman Ada■ Clayton Powell apparently headed for a sudden setback; in his effort to regain his House seat -- through legal ■eans. A federal Judge 1n Washington -- hearing oral arguaenta 1n the case; when he conceded today -- it would be very d1rr1cult to force the Roust to reinstate Powell. The atate•nt tollowlng re•rn -- fro■ an attorney , representing the Roue; who sald a court order to aeat Powell -- wo11ld aet up a "head-on collialon" -- bet•••• the leglalatlve and JWSlclal branches or governaent. J11dge George Bart agreeing -- telling Powell'• attorney: "Ir 7011 can figure out aOll8•thod of enrorclng" such an order -- "I'd welcoae it." But aa yet -- none forthc011tng. TROIBRIDGE The so-called "eternal triangle" -- basis of a grisly lte■ that comes today from Trowbridge, England. Figures 1n the tragedy 1ncl~d1ng -- Mr. and Mrs. Aeronwen Hopkins -- their three a•ll children -- and the inevitable "••her wo•n." The way police tell it -- Hopklnl brought his lady friend hoae •tth hl■; de1111ncU.ng a divorce -- so that he might r_rr,. Whereupon hi1 wife 1111de a scene -- and the lovers soon left. When Hopklna returned hoae alone -- later -- theN was no need tor a divorce. Ria wife had Juat lllled herself -- and their three children as well. TAJKJIER Prom Tangier, Morocco -- a st.ory today of reckless courage and a■bit1on; on the part of a daring young airline pilot -- from Ria■i Plorida. Tall, ■uscular Hugo Vlhlen laying 1 n stores and making final arrange■ents; for the start of a four thouand ■lle solo voyage -- across the Atlantic. Hoping to c ... lete the passage -- in a sailboat only stx r,et long. Tihlen aaylng he's been plaMlng the voyage -- tor fifteen aontha now. St11dylng trade winds and weather charts -- perfecting survival technlq11e1; to the point where he reels he can •k• the trip -- ln leas than two aontha. Vlhlen declaring: "I' ■ out to set a world record -- for an ocean crossing ln the s•lleat boat ever." A record -- he added -- that "could stand for twnty or thirty years." By the way, Vlhlen calls his boat -- the "April Pool." A final stor · y -- in a ■oaent. T,ON >ON V1ct]m~ · of t!1e llln~ Js -- all \•·omen. With its "chief i yaptom - ~pre tol~ -- 3 chronic numbnes3 ln the upper l~g - - or tiiign glvtng way occasionall:, -- to "3evere and recurrent aches " in the a f fe e 11 . 1s -- supposedly caused by sitting 1n a•••-• The name of th a"flictloa. mlni-stirt syn · rom~. '' This 13 Maurlcl Web~ter It 1 3 called - ' 1 the \ \