L.T. COJIIIIDCIAL 1 NOIDAY, PEBRUARY 1,, 1967 GOOD ltDIIIJ EYBIIDOD!: lew hope tor peace ln Vletnu INIIB to N INlldlllg 8Pi todaJ on the strength or a U.S. declalon -- to eiteil that ..., taar'• bollblllg lall o•er Co&mlat lorth Vletna. lrltlah Prl.111 ~lnlater Harold VlllOll Ulfftlil Ulla •ftllllll, tor•• -- that peace ln Yletnu la poaalbl• -- wlthoat an, farther clelaJ. !hla at the clo•• or Illa tala -- wttb Ylaltlllg IOYlet Prelller lo111tn, "rftlo added thlt lluala would writ wlth lrltaln -- te brlJil aN■t • 1ett1-t U IOOll U coald be. Vhlle at the lnlted latl ... -- S.cretar, Ge•ral 1J lhant wu predlctllll that •IIHllliltlM talks wlll tan place -- wlthln a rn wNka • -- aa he pat lt. lat once apln -- the llluloa or peace -- waa 1t only~ llluslon? The Pentagon thla afternoon ordered full-scale reauaptlon -- or U.S. boablng attacks on lorth LEAD--2 Vtetna■; 1n the race or a ••stve build-up or Viet Cong nr aupplles -- under cover or the bOllblng lull. Defense orrtclala stating at rtrst -- that the halt 1Ji boablng waa •rely a ._,ture or good will -- 1n deference t~ 1017gln'a London vlalt. President Johnson later addi.a., however, that Banol had clearly tailed another chance -- to de■wtrate an, dealre to talk peace. Indeed, lorth Vletnaaeae President Bo Chl • • todaJ addreeaed a •••II• to Pope Paul -- colacldent wlth rea-,tlon or U.S. b•blllg; a •••ap that ae911N to be -- e•• toQlher than put Co•mlat pollcJ atat i:/' lo Cbl .lnh urging the pontltt to •uae hll high 1.arlu•ce• •1th the United States -- to ertect a tull and laaedlate Alllerlcan withdrawal troll Viet lall. What'• ■ore, the •••11e contatnlng not a hlnt -- or poaalble peace talks. i M I • In the absence or peace -- there••• a tull-acal• reauptlon or hoatllitlea today ln Vletnaa ltaelt, ror the tlrat tl• -- alnce the beglnnt.ng or that ..., tear•• truce. In addltlon to alr atrlkea aplnat the COIIIIUllllt lortb -- AMrlcan planea were blaatlag Ylet Cong tl'OOp coneentra~ I -- alN>at tlttJ ■llea north ot Salgon, whlle oath• lroad -- troope or the o.s. Plrat Intant17 wlpecl 011t aoae tortr-ttwe ot the en-, ln tlghttna rwar Boni Son. larller, C~l•t terrorlata launetlli a ••lrd •rtar attack -- aplnlt o .s. llgh Con net leadqurtera ln Sall•, ■laalltg the target but kllllng aore than PlttJ-one •n. WOMn and children ln the general area; all or thN -- Vletnaeae. COURT The two - year-old l aw making it a cr ime to b urn a draft ~ card~ ful ly npheld today by the U.S. S urpeme Court. '(is in the case o r Da v id Mil l er o f N ew Yor k -- fir s t person convict ed under the statute. The High Court d enying Miller's contllltion -- that the law was unconstitutional. In another case-• the Supreme Court today reversed the conviction of Lloyd Miller Jun16'-; on charges of murdertbg a young girl in Canton, Illtno1s -- way back in Nineteen- Fifty-Five. The court ruling unanimously -- that the prosecution had " deliberately misrepresented the truth; about a key piece o f evidence --introduced at MilJJr 1 s trial. IIIICO Cl'l'Y A treaty banning n11clear weapons froll the Rlo Grande to the Antarctic was ratltled today ln Jlextco Clty. Delegates troll 'fwenty-<>ne Latin AMtlcan co11ntrles -- v 1 olc1ftl approftl or the pact. Vlth tonal signing -- set tor toliorrow. tile treat, rorblddlnl •••tacture, po11e11lon or ue ot naclear •apoaa -- below the 'fht.rtleth Parallel, lorth X.tltllde. It 1-111, how•••r, to renounce th• uae ot at011lc cleYlc•• -- tor peaoetul purpoae1. !h111 ~■att■t,1111 •lther the Un , lted State■ -- nor Ru , ala. ffie U.S. polntlng oat that atoalc devlce■ de11ped tor peaceful purpo1e1 -- could be converted ea111, lnto weapons. On thl1 Ruaala la ln coaplete agre•tn -- tor a change. Adding that the treaty C 1 011ld well coapllcate the current U.I. etrort , __ to end the maclear ar111 rac , e. JAKARTA A t Jakarta -- an . other telling indictment was added today -- to the growing government campaign against Sukarno of Indonesia. This 1n a two-part report from the Supreme Court of Indonesia -- based on months or intensive study of official doc1.111ents. 'l'he first aection containing, quote "proof positive" -- that Sukarno was directly involved 1n that abortive Coaunlat coup or a year ago last Dece■ber. The second part charging Sukarno with alleged ■isuse or state funds -- tor most of the twenty-one years when he was a virtual diclator. Millions salted away 1n foreign banks -- they say. The court recomending, therefore, that Sukamo be , ousted from office -- and tried as a traitor. Its reco•endation to be presented officially to the Rattonal Congress-~ Indonesia's highest authority -- when it meets next month to decide Sullarno' s fate • A raaous Frenchman long missing from pub!ic 11re -- haa suddenlJ reappeared on the political scene. Exile d Jaque~ Soutell~ filing by proxy today -- as a surprise candidate for Parl1aaent h France a upc0111Dg national election. Souatelle -- JOU may recall -- the man who played a key role 1n bringlng DeG&.ulle to power nearly a decade ago. Only to , split nth the French presldent later -- on the question or Algeria. PinallJ charged wlth plott1Dg aga1Dat 'the authro1t1 o~ the atate 9 -- whereupon be Oed the coantcy. Souatelle now a candidate again 1n the city or Lyons -- mere he von an easJ tr1U11J>h 1n ll1nateen-Ftrt.,-E1gbt -- hla last ttae ?-4'4•1U 011t. U elec~.:'- he will be tree to return to France with full 1-llllit; -- tor the length of his tive-iear tera 1n office. mLOWS!OD !he scheduled alauatit•r or so• aix hunclred elk -- pat orr temporarily tou7 ln YeJlowatone llatlonal Park. Pendlq a fall lnveattaatlon -- ordered bJ Vaah1'altan. An 1nve1t1pt1on that could MUI llte or : death -- tor ■ r GINt two thoaand IION elk. !he p&Anned slaughter -- part or• drlv · e to re4ac• the Yellowstone herd -- fl'o■ eight thouaand to tlve thousand. A retuctlon •4• nece1aar1 bJ over-poplll.atlon -- ••1• the latlonal Park Servlce. A4dilll that the entlN bel'd wlll be threatened -- tr the aurplaa anl•l• · are not weeded out. Aa a reaul t, PUie Ra111er■ · were 1 orde · rec1 to shoot ■OIII or the■ -- ab011t alx hanlred -- they haven't · drlven aero•• the park border lnto llontana; wnere lt has been open ••••on · on elk -- thla past weekend. However, the charge or over-population la stro . nglJ refuted bJ Wyo■lng state authorities and · cona , ervatlonlata !11,IOffflD- -2 the aatlon over. Vlth Interior Secretar, Stear, Nall tt.nallr appolntl111 a ■peclal COllll ' ltte• -- to detenalll• the tra• tacts in the ca■e. In the •antl• -- no 1hootlJtl. MADRID In Madrid -- the accent on elegance today; at spring and summer showings of Spain's so-called -- "Magnificent Five" fashion houses . No mini-skirts -- no topless dresses -- no see-t~ugh A outfits; 1n tact, none of the "kooky" innovations -- that attracted so much attention at the recent French, Britf8h and Italian fashion shows. Instead, Spanish des1gne~phasizing shimmering oriental- like silk sheaths -- form-fitting suits in blazing colora •- and slinky ballroom gowns !n pink and red. 1-iJ~- In short, the new look from Jfa<lrid -- simple and ta■lnlne • ..,I " \I ■h=J 0\1£ ■ ttfll a ts a 1lt A throwba•k to the heJ-daJ or the leatlea -- 11 reported todaJ troll London. SOM seven hundred teen-agen -- aoat or the■ ■1111-aklrted girla -- craahlnl throlllh pollce llliea at London Airport. lnockl.ng down paaaenpn -- 1tol'lllllg through 1orrldor1 -- and tlnallJ lailftl ,1 ... to a gent1 .... 1 1 loup ln a t\atile aearoh -- tor lrltalll'• lateat tNll-age idol. !he obJect ot thelr attection -- one DI.VJ J-•• • 1011111 lrlton who ha• aparlted the 111cc••• ot • MW •ballll group -- called the llollkNa. Vhll• the llonkN•NO!ao, were at work -- Da•J Jonea - hidlng oat la• out- orr1ce -- until he could ilake good hl1 eacape.