L.T. BUICK, F ISHER. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 0, 1,b 5 GOOD EVENING EVERYBODY : India an China -- at t he point o f open warfare today. In d ian Prime Mini s ter hastrl charging, that China's border force has already started firing on the In d ian posts -- tn Sikkim and Ladakh, 1 an moving more troops into the disputed border area. An In d ian army officer later reporting that "the distance of a handshake." As f or the war between India and Pakistan -- the United Nations ls deMndlng an end to the fighting -- by three o'clock Wednesday morning -- with no indication as yet -- that either side will comply. VIBT NAM - · -------- A so-called "Trtcl, of Fate" _ t1,e lley to .611/r ' . ~ \ U S victory today ,,. Viet Na•. A•erica,a paratroopers deci•atl,ag a force of Viet Co,ag _ tl,at ~ 011tfl11mbered tl,em. l"1o to o,ee. ,,, a s 11 rprise attacl, _ I\ Tl, e paratrooper• - ,,..,, of tl,e flea,ly-arrlved I• a •o••l•l•o•• boa,l - abo•t fift••• • ' · '•• •ortlt of A• Kit~ ~ere tlley ••r• ••PPo••d to c•t off tlle r•treat of a U•forts•ately - or so it •••••d, at first - tlte •iddle of a Viet Co•g tr•l•l•g ar••· TIie A•erlc••• - defeat. T1,e c 0 ,,.,..,,.,.,. fiflally p11t to fligltt - .,,,,, t1,e V1B1' NAM - 2 ______ ...,_,__ lo s s of mo re t II a,. a h ., ,. d re tl a" d • Ix t y "' e,. . A ,.. •,,. I c a,e ca s., al U e • - - describe tl as "Ugl, I ,, . PLANE FOLLOW VIET NAM --~-~--------_,... ____ ,_ _ ________ ._ Tlli• related lie• - fro• Pellh,g. Red Clil•• today claimi11g lo have tlo•••d 011 A••rlc1111 ;et fl1iliter - over ll,e Clli•e•• lsla11tl of Ral•a• - o f ;/ tl,e co•• t of Com•••l•t Nor-tit Viet Na•. o• lie• Clel•e•• t,eoJ,le. " CONGO For the first time tn two years -- the Congolese parliament met to ay at Leopoldville. But under condltlons hardly conducive to the democratic process. Parliament itself -- surrounded by soldiers -- armed with submachine guns. If all goes as planned -- its sole purpose this time will be to confirm the retention of Moise Tshombe as Premier -- that is until the election of a new President tn six months. ERHARD _ __, _____ __ Fresh from a BfflaSlll11g S11,ulay trium#)la al Ille J,olls - Claa11cellor Erhard of West Ge,.ma,sy tod•y 1110,s a --~ free ha•d fro · ,. the Christia• Defflocratic Party)y("o 'org••be tlae ,eext Ger•a• gove,.,,•e•t - I• ••Y toay lie see• fit. ~ ••lecllo,a of a cabi,sel 4 •1>ecitlcally e,sdo,.••d by Bavaf'ia'• lo Brluirtl. Nol so 110111. Fro,,. Erlu,,.d, for IJI• ,.r.,, tlli• ••••rr••c•: "We at-e de te rmi" ed - ••itl •• ''lo co•II••• o•r /lf'e•••t #)oUcy - lf11'ich has •o• tie voters' •t>llrov•I." FANFANI Foreign Mini ste r . mlnt o re F a nfani of Italy -- to d ay was v irtuall y as s u r o f e lec tio n· as the ne x t Pre s ident -- of th e Unite d Nat io n s General Assembly. Foreign Minister Koca Popovic of Communist Yugoslavia was con s idered th e a vori te for the j ob. But all that changed today when the Yugoslav delegation today circulated a note, informing all U . N. members of Popovlc's withdrawal f rom the race. With t h e worl d in a state of upheaval -- President Tito of Yugoslavia apparently l s con v inced that -- discretion ls the better part of valor and doesn't want his man sitting on t h e h o t s ea t at t h e U. S . VATICAN --------- - -- plea• toda~ ,.,.,,,_ Passage of tllat declarallo• of rellglo11• Cardl•al Bera".) Jtr1io ••• rel••• •d early tltl• year - •fter C•rdl•al Bera• assertl•g tlt•t Catltolocl•• I• ••ff•rl•g co••ltted i,a ll•e• gofle by." Tit• secofld - fro• St•f•,a Ca 1 •fll••l Wy••Y•••• of a,orld• - tlto• e of Marxl•• ••" Cltrl•ll••IIY - It I• "I• \ STRIKE ------- TIie Netv Yori TIMes today accMaed tlle AMerlc•,a Ne••Patu,r Guild - of dratllll•ll Its ' " ' " ~ ~ ••tloll.,lo•• to e,ad tl,e •trite,~ tleat II•• Idled seve,a of Ne• Yort'• elgl,t Major dally ,ee••J,ajers. M • • • ~ '"" Wall Stre,rt .To•r•al today call•d editorial atatl,ag tltat "to tlte Majority of AMerlca••- •Ao of •d•lt dell•qa,e,ecy." "So ,,..,cl, so" - Ille article •e•t o• - "tllat '"• Wall Street .To•r•al. STOVE From Tu r in , Italy -- t h e s tory of a J ealous husband. Who ke pt hts wi fe lo cke d in the k itchen -- for the first full yea r of their marriage. Twenty-one year old Angela DeNigris -- finally freed from h er home-made prison when police battere d in t h e kitchen door -- at the request of her father. Her h usband -- twenty-three year old Bruno de 11gr1s , later admitting that the only time he let her out -- was three months ago when she had a baby. Why? ''Because I love my wife" said Bruno -- " and I don't want any othefen e v en to see her ... His logic ma y see m Justified 1n a way because Angela herself a d mits that sle h a d agreed to the arrangement -- before they were mar le d. We've all h eard o f wives who said they were chained to the tt chen s tove. But Warren, this 1 s a case o a w o man who was k ept 1n a ki ttchen, a a prisoner o r love. PILLS ----- From PltiladelJ,lt• - - a cl,arge today tlaat A•erica11s - are tl,e "•o•t over-exa,,.h,ed, over- ~ - ~ - tra11qe,ili•ed Pill-sa,allotoe,-s" 011 eartl,. AUL 1 1 . m OsleoJ,atllic Associatio11. TIie over ,,.., of tlr•1• • •rt!¥:•r•••~~ a tolaole - - "•Jl•ruliflg ov•r ta,o "••dr•d ,,.,,,,o,. dollar• o• oras,,ot." Rest, diet a•d correctio• of str•ch,ral defect• - tlaese, said tlae doctor, "ca11 tlo •ore for 11,e body" '" ffla11y cases.) :,v,--,, 0 ,. 80 ,,.e tlr 11 g - .,,,ose side effects are ofter, too rs e t 1ta11 t/te co11 tlit iort II s e If• "