WASHING TON-CONCORD ------------- - ------- Shock waves from New Hampshire are still ' ~~ reverberating tonight .i< around around the world. Perhaps the most significant developne,at - a sudden "second-think" by Senator Robert Ken,aedy. la Washiagton Ke ,aaedy as ser ti11g: "I am rea s s es siag t lie possibility - - of 1Vlaether I will run agai11st Presid••t Jolaasoa." Tlae Seaator agreeiag witla reporters tltat tlae Democratic Party is 110111 "so seriously divided - it ca,a't be lavrt mucll more." Reactio,a fro• peace caadidate Se,aator McCartlty - 7 f in effect, "fitte". McCartlay addiag, laowever, tltat wllatev,er Kettnedy decides - it will laave ,so effect Oft lais ow,s future plans. Earlier, at Coacord -- McCartlay expressi,ag co,afidettce tlaat w•en Republican ■ t write-ias are cou,ated - lae may actually llave 01,tpolled tlae Presideat itt New Hampshire. WASBINGTON-CONCORB - 2 ---------------------- - ~Y~ ~~- on the Republican side - 81c&a,'.!(Nixon was a l s , ~ J a d a ~ tremendous victory in New ~ ~ ~ ; J J ~ " Ha m P s lair e ; 6 • i :sg a long way ta , •• ,,. re - e s · a bl i s la ,-.....: -; ... lais image as a "winner." Nixon himself asserting that this will put "o,ae more pressure o,a Gover•or Rockefeller - to II• fflake up lais mind." As for ooers~as reactio,a - essefttially c,,ae a11d tlae same from Lo11do• ••tl to Mosco"' to Saigon. Wltetlaer riglat or "'ro•g - llae Soviet ne.,,spaper l .ivestia s1u1u11i11g it •PJ ..ltiyi,rg: "Thi' first claecll-up of tlae voters' fflood - laas revealed a mass f>rotest agai•st tlae Viet11afflese "'ar." Be that as it may - no let - up as yet in tluif; balll• IUIA", Big American B-Fifty Twos - today blasliffg a flewly discovered jungle road across South VietflaM. ~ A road apparently used by enemy e•••••d• ■ , to A pour down troops and equipment against Khe Sa,eli a,ed otlaer American outposts. Back in Saigo,. - another special alert. U.S. lntellige,ace reporliflg an estinca led fiftee,e tlaousa,ed Viet Coftg - now Mossing around tlae city; ralshag tlae tlareat of a po,;sible flew thrust -- agaiftsl tlae coJ,ital itself. Here's one - the city of Saa Diego versus Mariae Private Beary Phiel. Defeadant - a ninetee,a year old leatherneck from Scraatoa, Pe,aasylvaaia; cited for jaywalkiag ia Saa Diego -- shortly before he sltipped otd to the Far East. . . _ Result: A series of duaai,ag let,ers - followiag tlte private arou,ad tlte tc1orltl; all tlte •ay to Iii• I he origh1al five dollar fiae 110• gro•• to a de•a•d for tltirty bucks ht all. . Tltis fi,aally pro•Pli•g a retur,a letter fro• Private Pltiel - explaiai•g tlaat leis pay records lanve bee,a lost; aa e•e•y slaell - or •o•etlti,ag; so lie ca,a't pay up - at least, ao•. Almost ltopefully tlaouglt - Private Pltiel asltiag llae city fatllers: "Have yoM co•sidered - perltaps - extratlitioa?" WHITE HOUSE ------------- From tlte White Huuse - a clarifyi,ag postscript today - to those just concluded Senate foreign relalioas co,,u,aittee laeari,ags. co,afirmiag testimoay Press Secretary George Clarislia•- by Secretary of State Deatt R,.,,,r' J>letlgiag tl,e Presitleat to "coas,dt "'"" a1>1>ropriale •e• b•r• of Coagress" - l.f "e slaoMltl decide tl,al more troops are ,ae•tletl i,. Vie taa"'. Bo•ever, Clarl.sHa• ••t>laasial.ag: Tlae Presl.tleal aforem eaUoaetl "a1>1>ro1>riate" co,as•l la,ct s. - - - KRAKOW -------- 011 tlae riot front i,i Pola,ad - a spillover today i•to Krakow. Tltousands of anti-Soviet students - b12.ttliflg police I It r o u g It Ila e n arr o., streets of t It is a,. c l e ,a I univ er• it, tow•. Alla,di•g to earlier sta,de•t riots ifl Warsa• - lie Kra1to111 prolestors carryi•g ba••ers proclaimi•g: "War••• i• •ol a lo•e. " PARIS -------- Just getting Uftderway today in Paris - a meeli•g sJ,o•sored by the United Nations edMcalioflal, social a,ad cullMral orga,aization. Delegates fro,,. forty-ttDo natio,as discussi,ag 111ays o,ad ,,. •• ,., of curbi,ag St•,. d P•rPo• e of t lae P•rl ey; to ••f •g••rd lais tori c a 111orld111ide Pl•g•• of ,,.o,sive ••Perlaigla111t1ys, bo~-•••• office b1dldi,ags, laigla•rise •P•rt,,.e,tts ottd so ott. x . - Ff'om the American Museum of Natu,-al History - NelD York City - comes news today of a llot find at tlle frigid Soutll Pole. Dr. Edwa,-d Colbert repo,-ti•g discovery ~ - ; ; f - , i ~ of a fossil - 0111,, about two iflclles lo11g; .,.,, Ji,-st conslusive evide•ce JI tltat Ille A•tarctic was o•ce i•laa6Ued TIie fossil ide•lified as a po,-tio• of tl1e u Jawbone - of a• a,,.plaibious Cf'eature kJtoao,a as Ile fro• Ile eartl abo•t two ll••dred •lllio,a years ago. Si•c• tlaes e a11i•al s could not eras s ,,.e t q oJ,e• ••• s - t•• M- find i•dicat~ tlaat Antarct . ica aoas o•ce co;a,aected to otller la•d masses. Or as Dr. Colbert exJlressed it: "Tlais ••o•ld make 'very laa/lJIY' ,,.ose aolao tlaeoriae tllat all tlae co,eti,eents were o•ce joiaed - a11d ltave siace drifted ATLANTA ---------- Contiflg soo" - tl1e world's first ' 'drive-h," - - mortuary. Atlaflta f•,aeral Director Hirsclael Tltor,ato• - today a n,aou,aci,ag t,la,as for just sue h 011 es tablisla• et1t. - ~~ ~ ~✓ ~-t4~~--l41'- Bis "ntortatori,u•" -- as lae called it i\ to laave five exlaibit roonts wit I, la•ge t,late glass w,i,adow,s. "We are goi,ag to llave everytlli,ag fixed real •ice" - explaifled Tltor,ato,a. Addiflg tlaat tlae "•ortalor•••" w,iU be a great laelt, for Ille elderly w,lao ca,a'I gel aro••' too .,.11." Said lae: "Follts w,iU be able to drive by ••d view, tlte la,t r•••i•s of tlaeir loved o••• - ••d Ila•• - , ,, freak accidet1I i ■ il ffftl,rf on a rainswept New York 1'iglu1Jay - as you may lla v e lleard by ttow. TIie sixty-four year old actor s•fferi•g a • ~ • o s e - also so•e t,ai•f•I /' rib it1Juries. 4•4 Irr ••!itill b laos/)Ualiaed tio••••• - for observalio,a) ~ ,,.. . .,, .. , ,...., ' ---c4 Cary Gra,at w bloody ~ just as good loolti,ag today - a• lae •a• yesterday" ••id a llos/)ita l s/) olte sma,a. Addi tag: "T lae o,aly /)robl • • • is t laat