WASHING TON Pac f r# i11 ~ a hi11glon. Apollo Eight A ~ tro11a11/ , Frank Borman~. Jim Lo ell and Bill Anders a ling a P II o r lite Nation's capital - a kind of " m o on - ., I o w " ca II i 11 g f o r /11 a l r i b II I ......., I ha l~Joh11 GI •1111 ::ad9 near/ today - ri aling a decade ago. First top for the Moon -girdling astronauts - th While Botts • Wher President Johnson presented each with a gold space medal -- telling them: "If there is an ultimate truth lo be lea · rned from hi historic flight it may b e tlli ; l ha t l here a r e f e ttJ o c i a l , scientific or political problems - which can't be solved b) men if they trllly want to sol e them together." Next stop - Capitol H ' ill; for a standing ovation from a Joint Session of Co,igre - plus the S1,preme Court - t ! , , ~ ( - plus the Cabinet, p : t u s ~ e . . J : : t . Command pilot Bormanti there urging continued unflagging effort - in space exploration. "To pause - lo falter - WA HI G TON - 2 lo l11r11 ba k from lh qu l Jo,~ knot ledge - is lo p ri ·h .," aid h • Adding at a /al r nei s conference tltal Ille ·o,,que I of pac - i · '' ital to th spirit of I/ti counlr • " ~ Bormann al o •s s ;,t I II d that It e and his comrad s - had xperienced e ry emotion ktiot n to man during their...._. lunar orbit, bu/ Lili - said he - / ~ o . ~ ~ "this tops it". WU.I,?\ ticker tape parade,towcM11n ■ t• N••· l'o,:&, sltU- to tb##il'. ~IOON FOL OW VA SHI NG TON ------- ~------------- .,.):!;'" ;;f T It e S pa c A g 11 J an.1101t11ced loda the ere, of the u.pcoming Apollo Eleven. A tro11au/ Neil Arm trong, Mike Collins ~Buz Aldrin -- th e m ,, who will attempt America' first landing on th moon. Target dale - m.id-J11l3 1 . BEIR T - J ru al m -- - - --- - ------ -- ---- G lliu.s; ha k lo arth - flt 11ar of II r co11/ inu toda, i11 th ,/l-::::. ~f ul. /,i Beirul Leban Pr 111,i r De ignale Ra hid Karam.i b ginning the formalio" of a net lf_~L£!!._1!. Cabi,,et; on expe I d to refl I lit et1d of lrict Lebanes 11 11tralit in ad_ fa or of a stro,z,1/,Jsraeli altitude. Re er e sid - in Jerusalem; , lier Israeli Def ens e Min i t er Mo Ii e Day a n t a r n d t o d al - t ha t Israel is "prepared both psychologically and physically" for a ,i } ' re s u mp t ion of hos t il it i e s • Day an fur t her mar asserting that tl,e Egyptian Fro,rt - looms as "the principal arena of such a futt1re conflict". Adding, ", e have made considerable preparation in thi area". PAR/ FOLLO" BE IR T JE R A LE 1\ 1 --------- -- -------- --- ------- - -- ~1 a 11 1 It i I e I h Fr n c h p r e 1 a r act i 11g au.gril. v loda) f o go e Y11me11/ ±srn (J r ■ i1arg es of undue • • • Jet i h influe11c e on the Fr nch 11 w media. Th e reaction i ncluding a number of rar personal attacks -- on D Gartll e l t i m s e l f . ~ l u d i 11g 011 editorial i n t It this wa that all th e so-called democratic regimes opera t e - - a s tli c y l o s e m om en t ,un a n d g er m in a t e Fascism." CO~IMONWEALTH --- ------ ------ - R b I Rhod ia - th numb , , • 011 , topic al I o d al ' L on don s e ion of t he Its ati • • B r ii i s h C om m on - L allh Prim ~1 i tl i I r ' C o n f Y II c . Afri a,i and A ian leaders - ac u ing Britain of reneging on a olemn pronii e; a promise lo saf -guard /he rights of Rhod ia' fottr million blacks - before granting the colotiy its independence. The only solution now - t h e ) ' a r g tt e - u s e of f o r ; l o r e i ,n p o e Br i t i s l1 r u l e • Britain's response -- "absolutely not". Briton George Tlaom son adding that the phrase "use of force" is merely "a euphimism. for cs ri11 waging war by in a ion." LONDON ---- - - - - Coming al a lim uh n ii' a/mo I fa hio11able lo lo -rat lh A - /his ,z xi i lik n br alh of f1•e h air. In Lon don - an add re s toda) b .l Britai11's ('"", lop publi h r Hugh C u d / i p p . ~ h a l tit United ,,,J I Stal i "th e mo t maligned - tit mo t - mi understood - and the most g 11erous counlr) i'1 th i orld." Why, A me r i c a l1 a s " u c h m a I wt' i I ) " - a i d h - "il ca 11 e v e n understand ingratitttde." What about Britain's f,,ture? Nothing wrong wilh Britain except its politicians - said Hugh Cudlipp. Adding: "The cl1o·ce is -w between wax works and fireworks -- and tl1e people have already opted for fireworks - toith or without politi ians." NORTHAMPTON - -------------- Pr idenl-Elecl R ic ha rd Nixon - fifty-six y ear . , . o l d a s of t hi d a t e . A b i , ,, Iii da) It e ob s er v e d today - b pulling in a full.- da oj work at his N w York office although h e later headed North - to Northampton, Mas) ~- 'Miere to enjo:) a birthda upper 1 ith his 11 , l) -t ed daughter, Julia and lier 1,u band Da id Eisenhower. B y the t ay - Pat Nixon met , ill, the press today - for the first time as First-Lady To be. Disclosing - among other things - that the Nixon women had given the President-Elect -- only "practical" birthday gifts. ,,,,J:'i ke socks and things - said.,. she. I Seems he!!!! everything else. OSHKOSH - H e r al hom a g ain - biller ·o ld toni g ht from th northern Ro ki e lo th Creal Lake · . tit m 1· c 1tr) x p cled to hil z ro or b e lot b fore dat n,, i 11 a t ota l o f ifleen late . Ind ee d northern Minnesota bra d for o rni hi reading - of m.a b lh irl) b loi or • • • ,c · or Th new c old I a folio, ing i ,r the wake of a i ind-whipped lorm -- dumping up to a foot of snow on th e upper mid-west. Among the ictims of the storm - an eld rl) 1 blind "oman who died of an apparent heart attack - near Oshko h, wh.ile trying to reach her rural mail box Wisconsin/ w~ . / NEW_YORK , n~ ~ ~ Th • i ,, /( I "In" look in m , ll fa a ) ) 11n eil d today in Neu Yo-,,k " e legant oi boy". A st I /Ital f alur ' riding lype ja ket ·, w I rn slJ l pa11I - bandaua Ii , e e,z modified St'l-t ons.- ' ~~~~~ ' ~w~~ ~~~Th neu .... er a lions for m e ~ al o including a red, 1 hile and blu bu i,zes uit -- 1 hat kind of b11sine th ) didn't · a ; not lo mention "an at home" outfit -- orange trousers t ith black and gold jacket - and for beach wear -- a floor length hooded wrap-around robe in oli e, pink atid l,lue. All this raising qllestions about the trend to so-called "llnifes'' fashions -- where hi is ofte,e hers and ic versa. s Howe ve r, mens designer John Weitz - rejectlwtw the idea that me,r are getting more feminine. Said lie - "it's j,,st that women are getting more ma culine". /