,. , ,ooN ,. . a r o II t i 11 s p a c e - a p c r J c ,. t e 11 ,1 I n J.l t o d" )' t o " ....... p erfec t trip . With Ame " >·ica's J1 111ar !!_ _ rlJil e i - f_ our locking in polllr orl>it 111,0 arou,id th e Moon - cx aclly as plann e d. In a loopinK orbit that t w ic e a da _v uil/ c:arry its tw i n cameras - witllin set e11l ee,i llttndred mil es of tl,e lunar surfnce. If all continttes lo go well - firslJ,hotogra . phs from Lr,nar Orbiter Forcr will be relayed back to Bast Earth Thursday ntgltt. With firsl prints - expected to be ready early Friday morning. r opefully, Lunar Orbiter- Foi,r will e v entuall, , give earth . bound scientists - a look at about ninety-seven percent of the Lunar s11rface - botl, ,,- front - and back. Helping pave the way - fo$,ure ma,r,ted la,rding o,r the Moo,r) VIETNAM IV a ,. i " I' i t ! I II a 111 - m a ,. I..• e d t, y r111 o I h e r .f; e r c e b a II l e I o cl a _\' 11 e a ,. I h a I D A f Z ,,. i I I, a f o r r c o f a /J o II I fl I 1, o II s a n d .-'\ Vie l Cun>: - llll e mplin >: lo 01 e r r1111 alli e d _to: d efe nses in th tJ No ,. 1/111' c s I c o , · 11 e ,. " r "i , ' 1• Vi e l n a m . .,,/ 11 I I, e s a m e r e g i o n ,) lCJ,, L ,. • I , ' ~- I J ' I .. u eek trying lo maintain f. 11 'I I I •, I I') ,. I ,, I 1 I I , II I ' . ' ,, , , ' , 11 1 ,. •• r o , , 11 ,/ - , h , , t. my 's i 1,: it i al I h rust rarryi, . i: 1 , 11,,. p, ; ,, ' ,,. , , , · , S , , , Seabees - are building a "little Maginot Line." The Viel Cong using flame throwers and small assault rockets - lo destroy a number of pieces of Hea vy cons/rue/ion eqr,ipmen!,,/nt i l a combined force of Mar i nes, seabees, Vietnamese irregulars and - Green Berets - finally succeeded in twrning the tide. Marine Comma,ider Ge1teral Walt - la/er inspecting lire scene of battle - when an e11emy mortar round exploded ••1 onl y fifteen feel awa, , . The G enera l escaping ttnl111rt - but two of liis aid•s e nd i ng up · in a hospital . lVAS/1/NGTON 0 11 /11 <' po I i I i ca I fro n I Jr«« I, <' ,, ,. a I I, o m e - a rep o rt Io day I h a I 111< · U I/ ii c d SI n fr., I'"~; ~ s II s /I c II d,;,,,;,,. b o m b Ing of /he Hanoi c1,•ea fo,· four monlhs; in hopes /hat North Vicl11am - uottlcl lhtts agree lo /> e ac e lalks . Howe, er, lite bombi11g ..._ " " ~ ' " U ' ~ fi,ially ~•""1-'ast month -- ue'rc /old; lfh e 11 ii became apparent Hanoi would not agree to /he Prcside11t's proposals ,t for a ceasefire and subseq1«ent negotiation. - tlie searclt for peace goes on. ( r1, e ad,n in is tralion rep or ting - our "sco11 Is are ou I all over 11,e world.~ RED C/1/NA R c ,I C It i " n ' .-. P res i d c " I L i II S It a o - C It i - • I It c I a r g e I of a,, u I It e r IJ I is I e ,. i "x a II a ck Io <lay in I It c off i ,. i al Peking "P e ople's Dail y. " Th e paper's main t•dilo,·ial - - a cc using Liu o f plolli,ig a go, er 11menl c: 011p. Al /h e sam e lime, cltargi,ig Liu , ill, insligali11g Fas cis l- s/y l e ''wllite terror," againsl Chairman Mao's quo l e '" dedi c at e d'' Red guards. L i " "I e l l s o /11 e rs I o f o r g e ) a b o r, t c l a s s s t rug g le - but Ile h i ms el f is class strr,ggling" said Ille article. Add ing furtlier tllat tlie President is • · attempting to protect a It an d f ,., l of tr a i I o rs an d c las s • , • • opp on e n I s " - s o l e l y in preparation "to usr,rp po µ;e r." The onl 31 a,iswer - said lit e article - for Maoists to direct their f11ll fervor - at discredHing Li11 and his few remai,iing fk followers. /KE Fonner Pl'c : ... idcnl Eise11ho11c,- - rcpnrted maki,ig s I cad y p r o >: r cs .-. Io d a _ \' n / lV a I I e r R <' c ti Hosp i I a I. SI ill weak - from Iha/ Saturday allncl.• of pai11f11I stomarl, cramps. I Do c t o rs 1· c p o r I i 11 g h o 11· e v c r : "Hi s c o II d ii i o" c o " li nu e s t o impro ve. '' Adding /1,at once again - he's "able lo take liquid ,ior,rishmcnf." L /,\I.-\ F O I" Ill (' I" I° i l' ( ' /Jr l ... i ti(' II I R i ,. It <I rd .\' i \ o II II' fl s ti and spal 11f>o11 nine · _\·t · t1rs ago - on" so-ca l / rt/ ' '.~uo <I 11·ill /uur" of Lalin Ame ·rira. Nol so - /his lime ·. Nixon 11i11tli11~ up 1,i s v isit Io da y - m o r c Ii k c a co 11 q II e ,. i 11 g h c r o I It a II a d e s pis e-d ''l ' a11k ee Imperialist ." Th e rcaso11 - appa1•cnlly ltis tt«ir de c is i o 11 to m ix w i I h I It e c o m mo II pc op l c o Jj, e r11 ; pointedly I a v oidi11 , g Le/list Gror,ps - Ilia? spoil e d ltis last reception. Highlight o f th e current trip -- a v isit to Lima's "miser J 1 -bell)" A'i,er e Nixo11 , as accorded a brief parade - on tli e s liou I ders of cheering slum - d1vellers. This the first stop · - on a JJ fi ve -nation totJr of La tin A me ri c a. Tit e former Vice Pres idenj'raveli"g o,, today lo Sa,itia g o, Chile -- /tis se,·011d port of call. REDWOOD c:r1· J,' r () Ill ll t' d It' II II ,/ ( ' if \' , (' II / i f I I ,. II i II - - //1 c • ti Ill ti:, i ,, g ~;tory toda y o_l Di1111is Orc·I>.-. : tt pri . .. 011 dro/1 - 011/ fire· ,.,.,,,.s fl,, d s c II I e II c l' d Io s ix I y days - fo )· ti i · rtivl.\ · ,/,.iv i II K u II d ,, ,. th ,. i11flue11ce of a dn'1):f-'1•011s tint );. 811/ h,· 11,·1·t•1· srr,•t.•,I his I i me . ht s I cad, I h c yo 1111 gs I c r s Ii d; tt N do 11·" ,1 s / r i ",: of b e d s 11 e e ls - - Io b e c o m e I II e f i rs t f> r is o ;t;', , c 1· e , e r Io e s c ape from the San Mateo Count_\~ jail. Whal lhcn? A life of crime - a/11 a .vs rr,nning, hiding? Nol qr,i/e. Dennis Krebs Ira, clhig to Canada - wlzere lie married a Canadia,i girl and latc , r won a s c h o l a rs Iii J, t o th e Un i v e rs it J' of B r i t i s 11 C o l II m h i a.,, ..--w1t e r • lie 's schedt1lcd lo g,xul•t• gradr,ate /1, e e ,id of this month - tfJitl, the highest grades ever awordecl in th e school's department of psycliolo gy. To '"Pit off - tire ,:,r,a · yottn,: ma,i ha ... _just won a do c I o r a l s e Ii o l a rs I, i p l o Ha r v a rd Un i t • rs it y • A l t of w h i e I, REDWOOD CITY - ., has finally l ed him br"·k lo R eduon,l Cit _ , , - lo try lo cle"r 111> his past record. A .i II d g e is II o u· co" s id e r i "~ I h e f n c Is - and i I loo .to s KOO<I. D ennis KYehs, the fugitive, cxpccled so on lo become l e g" l l y I It a l w It i c It It e It a s I> e e 11 f o r f i 1 e y e a rs . T Ii a I i s : De1111is Krebs -- solid citizen. ME/J/CINE T-11="~ ~ ·Dr. Wal I,. r (; . A I, r, r el - • xfxwiul« . elf p i O 11 C C r (t I I I, e M <J .\' 0 C Li II i (j p~ ~ i .-. ~ , o I " <I a :s s a y; "g do c: Io rs ! ~ e u o,•ki,ig primarily u illt lterhs and li11,·lures - as rece,illy as Ille Ni,ie/f'cn Forties. Willt Ille res1Jlt - said he - tltal "we could do muclt good - but very little 1,arm." Since lhe,1, however - amazing strides in medical research),~ ' the point - s a f Dr. Alvarez - where one of every ten Ja•:e•t• patients now admilted lo hospitals - s is a victim of what he mll1!' "over-diagnosis'' - or an overdo of medic:ne. Dr. Alvare~ concluding Iha/'· "doctors today are so highly trained itr what lo do - and they ca,r do so much - lhal what we desperately need" are new trai11i11g procedures in ~~ 4 ~ _;;,-_. - ou1• medical school8; A•t, -P•tJ»o ■ e stt:i#: u A To train )'01111g doctors - "what not to do" to their patients. WISCONSIN ---------- a por len I of ti, ing s to come. 24-e ta, tllnNtt ~ fN11,- - l•••N University of Wisco,isin. meteorolol!ist Reid Bryso"J ~~ 1f:A True •trw ■ a Joell•••,.( /be world was getti,ag steadily warmer - until Nineteen-fifty. -,;e,. afl acc•m11laliofl of dust in the earth's atmospleere - bega,a ~ ~~ to brlflg~temt,erat11re dott1nj IP f JlS!j meafl temt,erat•r• aroufld the globe - s11pposedly 1J11,.g abo11t Ital/ a degree. Nothl,ag to worry aboNt, as yet - said Bry•o•. ) ... ' If &e,~.,••e:~•- the tre,ad may cofltlflue; Gfld If II • ot does ~ "tlte tt1 . orld l~gol•g to efld wlllt a baflg - b•t ratlter with a brrrr." MOSCOW -------- Tlris n ex t - from Moscotu. J,i response to a rece11t b11llelin - from Ille US State Department; warning America,es llley had l\ · a6en' better bclla ve tll.emselves - while traveli,ag in Rttssia. With tongue in cheek - the Soviet literary Gazette today issui11g its o,o,a list of taboos for American travelers. Suell as: Do ,rot take atua}' tire Tsar Can11on from ,,.e Kremll• do 1101 shoot elephants in tlte MoscoNJ Zoo - do ,rot • .,,,,, in the Moscow River without bathi,ag suits or •l,ile dr11,si. ~ "A,sybody NJho breaks tllese rrde• i<.. •Ill ... ,-,...11-,.. be arrested a,ed erHed to Siberia" •"J' the Soviet Liter•ry Gazette.