CAIRO The city of Cairo - iradeed, tlte wlaole of Egypt - in a state of w . , slJock to,aiglat. Tlto••••d• of residents - walki,ag tire street• bla,altly. Tlao••••d• .... "'ore - weefJi,ag ope,aly al llae loss of tla~realeat 4 ■ I l,ader in rece,at ltistory. EgyfJl's Preaide•I Naaaer - Ille victi"' of a s11dde,a llearl altaclt - a• yo11 •o do•bl ll11ve laeard •by raow. Al age fifty-hoo - Iii• dre•• of "" Arab a,orld NRiled - e•detl forever. G•••l Abdel • revol11tior1 tlaat led lo Ille o•ater of Ille BgylU•• "'ortarchy back i• Ni•elee,e Fifly-T•o. Fo•r ye•r• l•ler - _.. Nasser seizi•g for,,.al co•trol of Ille gouer••••I; lo•''° brief war willl Ille BriU•ll.1 Fre•cll ••d l•r••li•. Egypt becomi,ag al llais poi,al - Ille ,y,,.bol t1rtd Ille rnllyi•g l>oi,at of tlle so-called "Tlaird World" of e"'ergi,ag """ 0 • • · Ira the _years tlaal follo•ed - Nasser •o•ld •alt• CAIRO - 2 ~ al least a start ~ eradicating Egyt,t's age -old />overly. Tlae Aswan High Da• - one of lais • greatest eclaieve•erda • .J He ■ ont-4 also succee' i,s brirtgi,sg Arab leaders logellaer for tlae fi . rsl ti•e in ce,sla,ries - •o•I of llae•, a•,••Y· • .,, 11,e war •• '1• 1w,it1e •illa Israel i• Ni•elee• Sixt,- ~~ f..f ~ caQI-~ Sever1l •• utle ■ I ~ diweew:aft. ~isaster. - wlaal Artd •ow llae qa,eatioa:Attl w.- Wlao • ••d -~~ Egy/)t-r,-or t h ••tire 111,t,tle E••I - "'•ybe llae world. ROME 'I• For Preside,at Nixort - i, 1 Ro 111 e _ ld additio ■al talks with I ta I ia n I ea der s today - follo.,ed by •• ••die ■ce H1i I h Pope Paul,· and t he,a - a Ire,,. e,ado"• o•tPo•ri ■g of P•blic seNtime,at. Thou sa ,ads •Po• t lto••••tl• of lt•li••• - clleeriJtg tl1e Preside ■ t as he lef t Ille Volica ■ ; al , . o■ e point breaking thro•glt police li•e• - forci ■g llee Preaitle■t to climb atop his car to escat,e tlae cr•slr. I• tlae ••"• delayirag by a,a lio•r-a,ul-11-lullf - ,,.e Pr•litle ■I'• •c•ed•led deparl•re for a visit lo Ila• U S Sixt• Fleet. Observers calli ■g lliis tl,e war•est rece/)tio• accortletl a,ry America,a PreBide ■ t - si•c~e Preside■t Ei•••••••r visited R o,,.e ;,. Nir1et•e• Fifty Nf.,ae. HOSTAGES . FOLLOW ROME Along tlie way, the Preside,at also talli,r,g ,;,,.e out to meet with twe,rty-six: Ame · rica,rs _ laeld as 1,; - j a c k ho s tag e s in J or d a n t la e J,a s t t It: re e ., e et, s. T • i • at Rome''s Leonardo daVi,eci airt,ort - where tlae reac■ ed A,,.er · icans were waili,ag to board a fUgllt lao•e. One a,ed all givi,rg tl1e Presitle,et - a• eatla••'••Uc "tlte,mbs uJ," sign. A11d he i11 l•r•, disclt,si•• tlaat tlae U S ltad earlier co•sitlered mcrssive i•terveatio11 - •• • means of setti,eg tlae• free. B•I tltere were /ear• - ••id he - tkat sucla a •ave miglat Jeo,ardi~e tlaelr ••fely .. TIie Presideflt later telli11g re,orlers - ",ae w••led to llelp wilhoNt lu,rti,ag tlae• - .,e alaowed II co••••ullio• 0 1 Power a,r,tl restrait - a11d it worted. » STATE FOLLOW HOSTAGES Here at home tlaouglt - tl,e U s State Depar.l,.,e•I ret,orts tlaat six America,as - a1>1>are•tlJ are slHl bei•g 1,eld balagw by Arab gNerrillas. Tlaese said lo l•cl•tle - a college professor, tNJo rabbis, a•d t•ree U S goverrt•e•t employees. 11,e .,., of ii - slUl a •Y•tery. cortl heui•g a" d u,ere mi It i •g efforts lo obl11i• i•eir release. AMMAN FOLLOW STATE Afeanwhile, a delegation of Ar'.Jb -world leaders was arriving today at Amman in Jordan. TIie grout> led b) ' Bahi Ladgha,n - the Premier of T11J1isia: 111 11 0 h charged with supervising .,._ that f>eace t>act, sigrtetl by both II• King Hussein artd guerrilla leader Yasser Ara/al. h«k SMbseque•t reports asserti•g tlaat A•••• •as free of figltti•g today - for tlae first tilfle i• ,.,.,.,. tlays. However, Radio Dalflasc•s ret,orf,- co•ti••ed clashes - botll Nortll artd So , NIII of Alfllflafl. A g•errllla broadcast from Baghdad ••• addi•g - - "tlaere '• •o ••Y to settle our acco••II excet>I "'"" blood." LONDON Coincident with Preside,it Nixo,a's visit to llae . Ja,aes u S Sixth ,.,t•• Fleet a,aother edilioft of~••• ■A''All the 1c,orld's aircraft" was publislaed today ;,. Lo,ado,a. ~ . . : . ~ ~ U i ~ - Janes which claim~ ••'1•• I •••••• + • • • • • ~ that Russia is rapidly building ax air force i,a Ille Medlterra ■ ,a,a - 011e that will soon matcll in Po•er - its expa,aded ,aaval slre,agt h in the same ar• a. Janes adds tlaat R•ssia 'laas also aclaieved - "a gradual hold over tlae eralire so•llaer• coaat " " ' -- of Ille Mediterra11ea,a;" all tlae way "fro• Morocco ~ ~~ /\to t II e Re d Se a St a t e of Ye,,. e •. " A fact t laa t i • • a i ti of ,.. power," in the Near East. INDO CHINA On the battle fields of Inda Clai,ea .. i,e tl,e •idst of another Monsoon seaso,a - t,raclically a comt,lete stand-still today. Allied offic,als ret,orU•g •o significant figiath,g - i,e eUlaer Sor,tl& Viel••• or e, 0 ,nbodia. Indeed, tl&e U S co••a•tl in Saigo11 - ret,orti,ag no American co•bal deall,s over tl,e l'••I ~_£_ t•enty•four ltoura,- . . ~.....,._.._ ~•• aeco ■ tl ti•• GENEVA Geneva. Switzerland - a meeting of tlae u N commissiotl ot1 narcotics; laearhag tram Director J:oll · • Ingersoll of the U S flarcotics bureau - N1lao tle•a•tletl a f•ll scale internatio,aal N1ar 011 drag ab•••· ,,.6 eraoll observing that co•gress "is t,ret,aretl to tate ,.,., 11racticle measures to stat> tle Ulicil /lo• of tlr••• ••to tlle U S." But we ca,a•ol do it alo•e - said lie. Atltliflg that America•s /iad it i•cre••i•gly diffic•ll to ••tlersland - "wll1 tle ••lio•• of tle •orld c,ua ■ ol bri,ag to .,._ an e ■ d t•e waste a•d tlev••taUo• tll•I dr•g abuse - pa-rticulaf"l1 ot,iale addictio • • - is c•••i•6 our t,eople." Ll WASHINGTON For years , and years •aw - tlte 110 ti , o,e, 8 social sciences have be , e11 tallli•g about tlae da,agera of a "population explosion". Jailgi•g from u s Census figures announced today•••••• - tie big Jlroblem ~ . ! on the ea st coast is J,e , rltat,s better ~'f.,. termed a "population implosion". Tie •••ber of t,, o t, I e l i v "' g i • I he s a - ca., l e d "JI e 6• lo JI o Ii• " s Ir• I c Ii•• Jercent over tlae past ten , ears. No"' co•l•i•i•g •ore Illa , ,. thirt,-six milHo , • pe , aJ,le - 11Jlticll is wearl1 1 0 ■ e fifth o f the nation's e , 11tire P•P•laU011. NBW YORK Here's one -New York's c•ase Ma• , •atta• B , a ■lt recording today - the •t.••r - •• at,t,arer,t loss of a o• ,,,;Ilion d , ollar bill. Bank officials . sayi ■g t•e ,,.,;u 0 • dollar Nole turned ut, missing - d•ring a rotdi•e cltec , t of available funds. Luck Uy tho•gh - it's covered oy i•••ra•ce. Ba•k officials addit1g any.,ay - U 1>rol1t1llly w•••'I slol• . • - Jut misplaced. "After a l ~ •1!:t ~ aat:- "Wbre could ya , a, cash a 111Ulion dollar bill?" ST LOUIS Development of a new syn . lhetic turf _ is reported today from Mo11sanlo of St. Louis. TIie Ne., lawn-like material said lo rese · mble Astra lurf _ ezce#'I that it's made of J,olJethylene ralla , er Iha• Nyla• a•d - 4 - e ff c o s t s on l, a b o u t one I hi rd a s nn, c ") -J\ ., e ,, re told; which means it's now wilhi• reacla of Ille Ito•• owner who u,ants to get rid of all llaal mo111h1g, •aler= i•g, seeding, weetlhtg at1tl so o• and so 011. ln ' cidentally, Ille firsl t,ractic11I a,se of Ilia """ turf - in the cily of Law•dale, Ctllifor•i•; 11Jlaer, it now covers the media,r slrit, of a dit1ided lligll · •a, - lllat used to look lill,- a ,oi,edl,lo,vn du , sl • • 1>atll. Officials reporting it's so NtJIMral looki•g - birds ca• be seen digging into ii after a raiN - looki•g for • 0 r•••