JIIDDLB BAST - LEAD • lt•v• tire Sec ■ rily Co■■ cil call forAc•••~ fir•. tire •orl, la Will tlti• 6ria, •• • • ' to tie ••r - at l••• t for llt• II•• •••••• Tie call is /or 6otlr • id•• to ••i•l•i• Ila cir Jr••••I -•• fliuaa. MJPPLI IAU ~ ~ ~ second N8 •• 1 ■ · 1111 ■1 la tbel1 ,.,11e. ~ $ ~ - - p ~ ~ ~_s.a._,. JJ - ... -- io &be •• e c ~ \he I arile 111 oapt u ~ lbe ~ A U J ~ ~ . ~~~ l&YPl1an oily of G••~-- ~- tbr l u l l I •• , , . ll1r Jass 1 l • • I lJ ael'•DIJ ■ lies INA . . . . . . la tlll sa■'f"!!"i■ra■l 1 tor~u1111 a IIJUn anaot •••• la 11• ,rack•; lbea driY1a1 lbe 1Jr1aaa back - baot ~~~ into thelr own bo■elan4. •~••• ts 11 ■••• -- J•raell uoop■ •■re ■■1•1•1 oonuol of Iha .::/ii/If zaer ,alled cl\J of Jeruaale■; all• of 0 1 lo■ti'~r■al U■p~~ _o ~ ~ t" ~ , . • • • --0- _ .,. r ~,- o --· 0 JI ~ , . . . . ~ . ,~~ a lre•ndoualy ey■boll Yiolor,. Tel AY1Y turiber repor4..,b.i oapture ot Be\blebe■ - birlbplaoe of Cbri ■ t '-t' 18 Al •• •oa1, a ■atler of 41eoret1oa aad t1 ■e.• Iarael1 rore11a Nial1ter Abba lban calllA& thle - one of the 1reate1t ■ oaente •1a Iera e l'a modern h1etory.• IJPPLI IAU - a W1\h1n thirty llZ houre of the OU\break of ho1tllltle1 - Arab force• ln whole1ale retreat. l1ypt ,■■I• pro■p\1J la11n1 the fra•work of aa ezcu1e- on what 1 t called lar1e-1cale Aaertcaa an4 Br1\1 ■ b lnterventlon. •a•••r 1a71n1 U I warplane• ha4 attaote4 Arab tar~et• -- 1a eupport of leraell force•. An4 10 - breat1a1 all dlplo ■a\lc relation• l&th Waeh1a1ton. IJrla and Al1erla - quloklJ followla1 IUlt. Ju1t a• qulcklJ - bolh the Unlted ltat•• and Brttaln - brendln1 the l&JPllan char1e •• 1 mon1troue 1 - o•tra1eou1 - a ■■If ooaplete fal1eboo4. ••••rthele••• the u.1. breakta1 relatt~• wtth IIJPI - a1 a 'reolprocal' action. On u • reoetpl of notlflcatlon fro• Cairo -- 'wlth4raw1a1 reoo1altlon 1 of the Aaer loan 1overn■ent. Another •tin of I1rae1 l euoce•• - ln Noa oow. The lovlet •ewl A1enc1 Ta•• -- whlcb had preTlOUllJ told only of reported Arab Tlo\ort . e1 - f1na11J oonoedln& today that 11rael1 1roop1 aa, aleo be w1nala1 IJPPLIU:U - 3 A few houri later - proof po11tl•e of lre ■lla alarm at I1raell ad•ance1. The lo•let pre11 aoou11a1 the Unlted ltate1 and Britain - of tryla~ to blook a oea1e f1re ln the Middle 1a1t. Tb11 1uppo1e41J lo 11ve tbe Ierae111 a■ple tl ■e- to ■else thelr pr1■ar, objective• -- 1ald No1cow. lncludln1 Ibara 11 lhetkb -- that l1yptlan fortre11 1uardln1 the Gulf of Akaba. •ur1ent and 1n1tant aotlon• are neoeeear, - to ■top the war and end the •1areee1oa 1 - 1a1d lhe ~ lrea11n. A4d1a1 on off1clal deaand - that I1raell force• pull bact beblad the prev1ou1 truce 11ne1. Meanwhile, at the United lat1on1 - Ilia ■••• frantic effort• behlad the acen••: al ■e4 at achle•l•I a oeaee-flre -- before a bad 11tuatlon 1ete wor ■e. Beoret delay1n1 a•••••• 1obeduled aornlng aeetln1 of the u I SecurltJ Councll untll early th11 e•en1a1. U.S. Aabaeeador Arthur Goldber1 - reflect1a1 the &eneral opt1 ■11■ at · the clo•e of one meetln1. Bowe•er, Goldber1 addln~ caut1ou1ly: 'Unt11 you ha•• an a1reement -- you haYe nothl•&•' IJPQLI IAU - I In etill another develop■ent - oll-rlob Arab nation• today ordered a cut-off lo oll 1blp■ent1 to the U I and Bri\aln. Pre1ldent JohAIOD IU■■ODlAI U I oll pro4ucer• to Wa1b1n1ton - to 411ou11 ••1• an4 mean• of aeetlA& the threat. Also - sam e as yesterday - a series of mob attacks today on US and British i,astallatio11s lltrouglao , ,t tlae Arab world. Tlae .,orst of tire lot - at Ale~a11drla; •laere Egyptian y! :,ters - sa c ked and bur11ed tlae Amerlc•11 a,ad Brltlsla co,asulates . O,ae 11olable escepUoa to l1 1e rule - at Amma11, cat, Ila l of Jo rtla11. Be tloui,a troops Ila ere c ,.., s la i,ag a .. at liJ lflt,led prol c · ! lftarch - agal11sl U S facillti••· YJStl♦N Sew, fro■ V1etnaa tel11 today of a aajor 1vcce11 -- Ju1t forty a11e1 nortb of la11on. Wltb u.s. lnfantryaen - uncover1n1 at 1ea1t nlne Y1et Con1 bale caapa~ a •weep throu1h a Jun1le oorrlclor -- be\ween two lon1 . t1ae 1uerr1 . 11a 1tron1holcl ■• Tbl1 - part of operation Bluet1elcl; alaed . at outtln1 ooa■unloatlon route• -- between the M •iron Trlan11•• and War Ion• •o•. The AaerloaasG\/'l.( try1a1 to oboke off the flew of war 1upplle1 -- beaded tor the 1&11on area; ;And apparenll7 -- that•• J .., what the7 1 Te clone. More t11btln1 -- to the north. Ia one batlle, tbe Viet Con1 1prln11n1 a 1urprl1e attack -- oa a u.1. paolflcatlon teaa. In another, tbe ene-, a11eapttn1 • tutll• a11ault -- on a key racllo relay 1tat1on. In the air war - a report today that parachut1n1 A■ erlcan a1raen - are be1A& 1hot by norlb Vietnaae ■ e - a• tbey han1 helple11 in the air. Al10, a report . of heaTJ ant1-a1rcraft fire - from Chln••• fre11hter1 ln Halpbon1 harbor. A grim footr,ote to the war ;,, Vietnam - comes today from a ca1>tured ei,emy d o c • m e ~ tlie 1>ossessio11 o f o Vtet Cor,g lieute11a,rl -- taken prisor,er ;,, tlte ce,,tral lllgltla11d•. TIie docume11t - said to be a direct order fro• Ba"oi,, ....:r£lli11g e11em)' troops - to' strip perso11al belo11gi11g• from I/re bodies of dead a11d "'cu,11ded America11• . S•cl, tl,i11gs as lde11Uficatio,i cards -- letters - plcl11re• - 11oteboolls - a,ed diaries. Tltese to be passed 011 - lo cerlal11 so-called "1>rotest" gro•P• ,,. America. P•rpose - said tlae order: "To mobilize llae An1ericar, people - lo pro,est tlle aggressive policies of ll1e Amerlca11 goverr,mer,I i ■ . Vlet•am." Latest from Red China - - a radio ret,o~l today lelli,ag of "via . lent fighting'' ,aea · r the Yellow Rive,· in Hona,a p , rovi,ace . . This generally considered - the "1111teal bowl" of Red Chi•a. The Ji . ghlin . g all the 111orse - irt tlaal it co,,.•• a t I It e s I a ,. l cJ J a v i.l a .' s 11 m "' er 11 a r o e s t . TIie troubl•faid to "bad elemertts" - - t,ouri,eg o•t a11archisl idea~ . . " Part . -.J/ a "jlot by our clt1ss en11•1" saitl Clai•••• Radio; allemptiag "to delo"r the general orie•lallo• of atr•11le -- to sabotage Ila• gre"l :,,-ulelaria,e ,e11lt11ral revola,Uo,.." ASTRONAUT ----------- Veteran astr . ona11t . Jim Lovell appointed today by Presideat Johnson -- as his new special consultant o,a physical fitness. Succeeding in that post - baseball hero star "Tl,e Man" Musial. , Jim Lovell - boasting a record of four• luu,dretl lto11rs ,,. space flig'llt - i,r Gemi,ei-Seve,r a,ad Ge,ni,el-Twelve. ~~ He'• also a Nav,y Captain. ~ici,e,ei,ag to take •P lais Wlllt• Ho•se asslg11,ne,et -- ;,. additio 1 ,a lo his regular d•lies ,,. Ille U S space . effort. SALINE Al Stiline, Michigan -- final prepaYations today for an an11iversary flight around the world. Mrs. Ann Pellegren.o - u 1 ho is thirty years old - getting ready lo sel oul lomorrow In a lhirty-year-old airplane. ~7~-,. Jl . J/omme moral..,,_ the thirtieth a,u,iversary of Amelia Ear/iXllemt,I•" t.~ro1111d !lie world. r- I'- , ... ' Mrs. Pellegre,eo - a former scllool teaclter a11d ~ ,sow a flight instr11clor/ead.first for Oakla,sd, Califor,sia - Miss Earhart's starling point. From tlaere, pla,a,,i,cg to circle the globe · -- by way of Miami, P"erto Rico, Caracas, Africa, 1'1dia, Burma, Australia, M:&. Ca11ton lsla'lldf, Ho,,olulu, and, fi,.ally, back to Sa,. Francisco. Part of her goal - said Mr•. Pellegrino: to settle once and for all - I he mystery · of Amelia Earhart's strange d i sappearance in . . mid-Pacific. To do this - said she - by pro v ing lhe famed a v iatrix "crashed somaohere near Howlat1d lslan~" - enroute to Honolulu. The starling poi11I of that big nriddle-Atla,atic power failure yesterday - spotte · d today by the Federal PoNJer Commission. II all began - they say - NJilh failure of a power line runni,ag /,om Bucks Cou11ty lo NorrislOIIJJI, Pe11J1sylva,aia. This o,ae failure s,aowballi,ag 11 z tllroMgll a series of intercon,aecled circuits - quickly wipi,ag OMI a ltMge "power pool." The blackout - eve11t11ally aff•ctlr,g some te,a million people. ..... ~ BMI 1!!!!..1 it occurred A still • J a Myst•ry. Federal officials sayi,ag it coMld have been • o•• araylltirt6 from too ma11y air co,adilioners - to one nosey BfMirrel. WHITE HOUSE We s I Ge rm an Ch a,, c e l l () ,. Ku ,- I G e o r ~ !.! , i e s i ,_ g ,. •· - co•i•g soon to tl,e :J niled S l a t es . The anP1ounceme,et I o d a y - - fr () ,n t It e W h i I e Ho II s <' . Say i rag Ki e • I,. g e ,. , ., ii l meet 111111, · tire President - - over tire ,oeelertd of J11ly se v e11tll tutti elglel lt. T Ir is Kie s i 1t g ,. ' i _ f f,,. s I v i s it t o I It e U ,a i I e :I SI a t e s - .,,.~e 1,e succeetlerl £ ■ ulw lw Erhard as Clla•cellor last Bo,an • ;sa'II 1ecall7 at tl,e /11neral - - of former Cl,t1ncellor #W!Jt • • 1lde11a" c ,. A rare blessed eve,at -- reported today fro• ll,e Li,acolN Park Zoo ;,. Chicago. Willa a Be,agal Tiger by 11,e ,aame of RaNi - glvirtg birth to fot1r Be,ig . al ct1b•. Sold to ~ - ¥ be a record for tl,e largest litter of B e N g ~ e1Jer 6or11 ;,. the U,aited Stales. Ra,al - "a• excellertl motller so Jar " - ••Y 100 officials. Tl,e faller -- a big BeJ1 g t1l male by Ila•,. • .,.. of Pt1rtji. COPENHAGEN ------------- Delegates fro,n Cop . enhagen, New York -- a,ad from scores of Da,rish-oriented cities througltout tl,e world - o,r ha,rd today ;,. lite original Cope,rltage,a . . Joi,ai,ag tlte Da,rish capital - i• celebratio,r of its eight hu11dredtlt birthday. The Da11es a11d • tlteir guests at Ille birtlulay party - sayl,ig "skoal" with Ille closest tlti11g to a •atio••I dri•lt - - Danish coffee. A,u,tversary worlters dls1>•••l11g no less Iha,. fifty · 11aousaJ1d cups of coffee -- from a"'"•- loNg coffee table. Ru,uliflg from Radlu,spadse,a, or City Hall Square - dow,. Stroget, the maiN tlloro,,g'lifare - all tlte way to Ko,age,as Nytorv. Pler,ly of c o ~ ~ ;;.~••ds for co m1>lai,a t; ..._ u except maybe - at ,ny pro,.unciatio,s.