UI' ' K . ' GOO I nu 1 0 m n nc 1 m ntn -- today re o e oun o U.S. bmarine in ome t wel n : ·ee o' a e -- a out a mil rom alomares in southern an . Th u n ur a ce fleet \.a nd n uar over the in pendin ri v a l O l a tw o -man mi t u bmarin e , that ' 11 t r ma .e he ' lnal revo r In ~he m e ntime -- t he area cl re o · - 1 mi t to all hips, planes and sight- seers. An th t n cl u e a 0 t i i trawl r -- report e l y ho r n g n ar b AID A new foreign aid proposal--submitted today to Congress. The President calling for U.S. overseas spending-- of nearly three-and-a-half billion dollars next year. The foreign aid package--keyed largely to the war in Southeast Asia. At the same t 1me--des1gned to give more help to countries that try to help themselves. The goal--said the President--to end an "incessant cycle of hunger, ignorance and d1sease"--that has become ''the common blight of the developing world." At that--the projected tab for foreign aid - - ~ in n1neteen-s1xty-eeven--about a hal¢,1111on dollars leas - - ;.. than that tor the current progra■• UNITED NATIONS At the United Nations--American Ambassador ~ Goldberg went before the Security Council today-- to call for a full debate on the war in Viet Na■ • Goldberg noting that the United States had appealed directly to North Viet Nam--for a like response to the recent American bombing lull. Thereafter waiting thirty days--during which the coaunists ■ade not a single "serious contribution toward peace." The ■ove for full debate--•t, however, by strong opposition. Russia accusing the United State, ot turning to the U.N.--merely · to "stage a p.&. ' opaganda show." France arguing that nothing could be acc011pli1bed--in the absence of Communist China and North Viet Nam. A nuaber ~ re1U11ption of African states similarly oppo1ed--because ot tbl • • • • • A. • '1 bombing. HANOI FOLLOW UNITED NATIONS. from Radio Hanoi. Communist North Viet Nam today rejecting as "invalid"--any U.N. action to settle the war in Viet Nam. Adding that the U.N. has no authority-even to discuss the issue. If there ls to be any discussion at all-- said Hanoi--lt should be held by the Geneva Conference. · Lo.ell .-!l!homa.s Febnrary - 1, 196 CHINA FOLLOW HANOI. Continuing the Communist barrage-- Red China today officially accused Britain of "collusion" with the United States. , ~ ~ According to a note from feking--the British cooperating openly with American military officials/ / .,.wtio would like to use Hong Kong--"as a springboard for future attack" on mainland China. The note carrying an implied threat--of CCMD11unist retaliation. Reason for the Chinese attack: Apparently I A"' LI( I ,. I the fact tha~-\ "' i\ has used Hong Kong--as a rest and recreation center for troops fr011 Viet Nam. In any case, British reactlo•: Rubbish. VIET NAM American jets today blasted Communist North Viet Na~ for the second straight day--in the wake ot that thirty-seven-day b011bing lull. Air Force fighters port of !In Tba,--with a barrage ot seven hundred-and-fifty b01tbs 1 , While additional Navy and Air Poree planes--raked highways far and wide in the Coaauniat North. To the South--"Operat1on Masher" still hawring away} .-¥1th American and Allied forces a•eping up the coast--in a continuing etrort to clear and aecure tally-- strategic Highway One. At laat~tbe so-called/"R1gbway or Death"--Juat that tor soae aeven hundred and t•nty COClllluniats • IEIA Food riots spread today--throughout the communist-dominated state of Kerala in southern Hindustan. Mobs of students, C011munists and other demonstrators-- storming through the streets of at least four aajor cities. The cDDwds bigger than ever--desp1t• a governaent ordeft,anning the assembly or ■ore tban tour persons. Held in check by riot police--but Just barely-- through the uae of tear gas and •tal-t1pped billy clubs. Nore than a hundred and fifty ot tbe de ■onstrators--■ost of tt..dock-workers--eventuallJ ending up in Jail. The governaent later ordering the arrest or E .11.s. luboodiripad--leader or the pro-feking faction or the Kerala state Co■auni ~ st Party I\ ...-lb a further atte■pt to nip the protest move•nt--before it gets out or hand. . T nn rl m o t, n nty a l v ill t r u h 1 · l o n -- wa· n to w th t h a n Ket T i' am pan come n -- V C , m 0 un ca n er a 1 Holl w oo h ome. Buster Katon -- wh r p e _ e o n ta the ay a ·ter he was born. Sev n y at hi eath. And then, a f w , our later -- the · 11m col ony was shocked b the death o till another long-time liminary. ~ame col · mni t He a Hopper -- a v ictim o · pneumonia at a es e nt - ve. He Hooper -- no e or he e leaborate hats and elaborate~ u -- an h c arm -- a one -tim e ctre in earl Holl w oo d , \ho turne to wr t n a o sip column when h r m ovie c areer began to ane. The move l aunc hing a 11 e lon g competitio ~n Louella ar ons -- wh o at ei hty- t ve t now ravel 111 he self . - - ' · o o e 1 t -- t o , t h 1 • mm r o vh nn a m V t 0 n 1vor c unn n g a n 1n e el e n- a -ol marria t t o t r ord n a "ulckie 11 1 orce cer mony at Goo in , I aho , near Sun Valle 'l'he oun s -- m ntal cruel t W th Mr Law or ran us tor -- o · th couple' f our ch 1 ren. A separation a r ement late last year -- pave d thew y or today's action. ,. TRAGEDY Among the tragedies of that r :r t Southern , i. / cold wave--perhaps none more poignant than th1s~fr6m Augusta, Georiga. 1 / / / ~Fourteen-age boys--three of the ■ brothers-- trolicing on the surface of a frozen pond. When last seen-- using a wooden box as a sled--■aking great sport ot the unaccustomed cold. When suddenly--they were gone. A search party today spotting a hole 1n the 1ce--and beneath it--tlae bodiee of the tour youngeters. Victi■s--ot the storm. F o m o l, n e a n o m 0 l e - - b fo .... m n o t r ( t, 1 J -- n t he n en r t . OU n t, .._ n v le irtuall pa al un e a oot e p n om With heavy s now warnings po st ed toni ht - - n io, e nn y l ania -- an n East. n t ch-•~ ·· u u ho ·outh o o n e -- mo col a mo ve t a c ro he ou th lan pr a ew mi er in a ea - ar 1 c v e e ro m t w o s bl zz r o t h e centu y . Vir in aga in d u or mor e sn o w. ub-free 1ng temperatures pre ice d to nig h t -- all th e way t o Alabama, W rren. IC7l"l'IIIJRAN This next--fr011 Rott1ngham, England. De■onetrating the importance--or choosing your friend■ wisely. · Twenty-tour-year-dd Michael Bird--arreeted by British police. For breaking into the apart•nt or newlywda--while they were on their honey■oon--and ateallng their television set. How did Bird know the newly•d• would be gone, Eaay. He was best man--at the •dding.