L.T, - BUICK, FISHER, THURSDAY, AtDUST 25. 1966 GOOD EVENING EVERYBODY : Hurricane Paith -- with wlnde or ninety ■lle1 an hour - le bladed toward the Caribbean tonight -- and a1111on1 or 111ander1 ecurrylng tor cover • Red and black •rntng tlq1 flying on •ny 1elande rroa PUertoRtco on eaetnrd;, with the etor■ expected to 110 into thl i.e•rd I1land1 wtllh tull tore• around ■1dn1ght -- and with thl Virgin I1land1 and Puerto Rt ~ o elated to pt the•- toaorr01t. --o-~ At cape Kennedy, ,1orlda. 1pac• eclent 11t1 had to work raet today to launch an wanned Apollo aoonehlp tor tear the etor■ might Mee up thltr plane. But the 1pacecratt • • eent aloft eucceeefully -- and it raced around the earth to a eplaehdown in the Pac1t1c Ocean. Thie another key ■tep toward eendtng aetronaute to the aoon. VIETNAM Heavy flghtlng was reported tn Vietnam tonight -- with American troops battling an entrenched battalion or Viet Cong guerrillas about thirty miles north ot Saigon. Co•unist gUMers brought down at leaat one A1191'1can helicopter -- and knocked out several tanka and personnel carriers. Vhlle tn Waahlngton, Defense Secretary Mclfa•ra was saying that there are clear. ind1cat1ona the lorth Vietna■••• have decided to push the war to what he called ·· a high level or intensity. ~ And Secretary or State Rusk . waa detendlng the Alleric · an co•ltment to protect more than tort~ countries around the world fro■ attack -- while he wamed would-be aggressors that the United states -- under some clrcumatancea -- ■ight go to the aid of a country which has no defense agreement With us. Vice Prealde•I B•berl •••ll•r•y /'redlcl• • uiclory for democracy 111 lie Viel•••••• ••Uo••I elecllo•• - 1111,e• lie ••Ill• lo '"• baUot 6os." SJ,e•lll•6 I• Alla•llc Clly. B••Jl,rey lold llt• ~ elecllo•• a• abo•t o•~•lecllo•• lltl• fall. Tl,e Bo••~eJet:led o ret:o••e■dollo• 1••' .,o,dd II ave allo•ed Pre slde•I Joi•••• lo call . , •t,t,rotJed 1•e ••••d•••I llt•I ••• taetefl o ■ to Ille ---- ----- Tl,e Cl,afr••• of lie Ro11ae Ar•ed Se~vlc•• ~ . ~ Commlllee -~e•tlel River• of So■ II Caroll•• - ••r•• tltal Co•gre•• •Ill tlo •o•elll•g lo lfglte ■ •I> lie• dr•fl 011e of t11e•e daya A•erlca• #)Uot• 6alll•6 O • •I oo•r North Vie I Na,n may 1,ave a claoi ce of gol•g do.,,. .. or • l•yl•g "" i• tl,e air. a co•l'•cl l,ol-alr b•lloo• . •ill, l•o f•el la•••• lll•t co•ld be stra#)/'ed lo ,,,e /'Uol'• 6act •Ill • re1•l•r l'•r•cla•I•. aad cl,oose 6eh11••• /'aracl,•ll•g lo ••r.ll, - or l■/1•11•6 t•ere 1111111 a•ollaer 1)1••• co•ltl l'l•c• l,I• o•I of tl,e •Ir. Al ,,,., lleigl,I lie 111o•lff ~ fro• gro••" fire. mtJAULLE French President De0aulle 1 a plane landed at DJ1boutl, Prench ~o•111and, today -- DJlbout1 one or the hoteat stea11leat places l have ever visited -- on the tlrat leg ot his round the world tllght. '1'he DeOaulle arrival touched ott violent street demonatratlona bJ Atr1cana c1aaborl~ for independence trom JPrance. Porelgn Leglonna1ra, ualng tear gas, dflaperaed the aobs. ffilrteen pel'lon■ were 1nJured. BONN His vacaUo,e over, Weat Ger••• Cl,••cellor Brl,ar• re t11r,eetl to Bo"" ' today - a,ed ,,r 0 ,,.,,,,, •••I to ., 0 ,..1 -- tryl,eg lo re•olve a J,ollllcal crl•I• bro••"' o• 61 .,#' ~ •ilitar:, reslcg•alio••· tl,o••••tl ,,..,. . Brl,ard'• aetlo• ••II• It cl••r ll,•t 1,e "•• de,,.,n,ded Ille lll••l•••l of D•f•••• Jll•l•t• r Vo• B••••I 7'•• •eve•t••• flt1llo■ dl••r•••••I co•f•r••c• bro•glll its cttrre ■ I •••* •••••o• lo •• e ■ II toda,, 6•1 ••r•e•e•I ••• reac••tl o• o ■ ly o■ e II•• -. t••r• f• •• •rge ■ t ■ eed lo co .. 11••• t•• ••••ll•llo•• ••sl 1••r. Fa .. tll• llalrd 1••r , .. • ro•, •• •••le 11 .. 0'6.r••• ••• ••'• o .. ••1 ,.,,., ar•• co111 .. 01 •• .. •••• .. I•. Tie co■f•r• .. c• I• es~ecled lo r••••• •••• U•• I• '1•••• .. ,. INDONBSIA -~------ More Illa" lleree lllo••••d t1flli-Co••••l•I I• Jallarta loda Y - ,,. a ,.. 111 t,role• t agal,.• t l•tlofl ••I•• Pr••ltleret S11llarreo. D•••••tr•U•• et '"• PerU••••' aoosEVEL r --------- by •llat l,e called "bo•• cortlrol" - evert tllo•,11 II• " • ' fifty SAFETY One day in Septe■ber or Righteen linety-Nine, Mister H.B. Fliss stepped down fro■ a trolley-car i . n lew Yoi-k and was run over by a "horseless carriage" -- and that waa the rt.rat auto fatality in history. Since then, aore than a million-and-a-half Americana have been killed in 110tor accidents -- with the toll expected to reach tlrty thouaand this year . While the safety teatUNs ot aut0110bilaa have ade headlines -- recently, even .,re lethal vehicles have emerged ln recent years -- ■otor bikes and scooters. Doctor Howard Rusk perhaps the World's lo. One rehab11ltatlon expert -- writing ln the New York Tl•a -- speaking or the slogan tht -- "you may meet the nlceat people on a 110torblke " should include the further word that -- the "nlceat" people •Y turn out to be surgeons, nurses, the Mkera or art1f1c1al limbs -- and somet1■es, undertake•s. In tit e a,o rld of •o•••, t•o•e ,..,,., _ atirta .,u• tlae 1,iglt. hemlhae•, are creatl,eg a,ay ,. 11mber of /)rob I••• l,0111 la e Ile /)t re tri evi,ag a lo• t ll t Ile boy, a•d re l•r•l•6 II I • little boy got lo•t •6•1•, lie ••l•d lei•: MOllaer'• ' l l"L -- 6•1 I ca,a'I te reaclt II." ,l More Ill•• tlaree •••fired ••• are 011 •trite •t r••rty-fltJe year old Ml•• Pal Jforrl• ••• •••t,e11lled by ter e•1>loyer 111110 tlao•glal ••• , ., •• too fllatr•cll•g •••• ••• 14 t•r•ed •I> for 111ort l•o •lglal• •10 : A1uf 1 {•• ••• •••I o• ' ,trite • "I /eel . _ . lerrl61e ••••' II," ••1• JII•• Morrl, -~-~- "B•t'.' 'l • • • I aay llaal aU Ille • • • •r• 6elal■ d ••• '' 'A