0 EA F ' TOR .\I ) 19 c; , 1',, 1 l ory lo tiny From I Apollo Twelve - Oil I of l hi . 1 orld· ill a cl "0 1t/ of ' ighl" - a flt ' ~ . a y - A lrouaul · P 1 t onrad a11d Al B an sv lli11 g dow11 th e ir " 111/r pid" l1t11nr land r, ~ in th e O c a11 of lorm , xnc llJ a Pla1111 d . Ind d, I than ix hu n dred I • I / 1·0111 /Ir i, , primary lar g t - /Ital old S111't J OT Space ra f t Iha/ oft-land cl 011 th moon n e arlJ 1hr ) e ars ago. • · f Th Y b . , o 1' i n g n no I It e r major II c e i11 lunar e xploration - lh Ji,• I of 1nan1 /Ital 1 , re 0011 to follow. E xe Pl for a Je t minor difficulties - i11cludi11g a failure of a TV ca m Ya - ! f:l- ~ 8;-,.J::f ;.::::;!r::;:~Ao /.,,, Happ; I of all about that - lh Ito Moon men lh m l e - ~ b u b b I i11 g Lt i t It e 11 I lw i a m t hr o u g Ito u I • Wh e n It jump d th e fin . al three feel from pacecraft lo l u n a r u r fa c - P I e Cont ad - lite s ho rt e s I of I h e a s I , , o 11 a ttl - ob er ing: "Man, that may ha e bee11 a mall t p or ·"ei l Armstrong but ii' a long o,z e for me." OCEA F T RH - 2 Lat e r 0 11 , o II r a d It II m 111 i 11 K It a pp i I-' a I Ii 111 , • - h II k l i 11 g g l • • f ull y a · h · r11 • 0 1 · ·d /11 ' thrill and d lighl of arr y i11g out hi · a · · i g n • d H oo 11 ta 1 , Lik aw i ·e Al B e an who nid " I II ,, i . ll ' II h ii -{ 4,, I r ork - and whi II d a f I not e lo proi i/.'11" Th y ' r hn k i n th , · pa raft 1101 - safely . . . b ed d d do11 n for ome u ll arn d a k lime. The am for Dick Gordon, circling o i er h ad in the ommand hip - /h e l ankee Clipp r1 There's mor e lo come - i n c l u di n g a n o I h r ~1 o o 11 w a I k i n j u s l a f e w It o tt r s • T It e o ag of Apollo Tu e l e - less """611 dramatic than Eleven ma) b - bu/ till, another "ia1zt step for mankind. HHJT • II Japan'· P1 - emi ,,. a . lo - rt- c ul:-1--et t:-U'fffFT al Ill ~ Wit i I -a II Ott ~ •. / 1 I lli11g a ordial u /com - f Yo m Pr · i d n l i x o " · If h o II o I I d I /1 a I l I, r I II r n o J Ok i II a t a - i " I It b i g g · I i II P ' ,, di II r b I u • n J a pa 11 a n d I h • , l h 0 {l d d d 11 l ' ' 1 ' / h / • Iha/ hi par/ y uilh alo - "till L ry probabl) b th mos/ SllCC Jul talk " th Ito cou11lri ha 1 Y h Id. Sato obs r ing, Jo,, hi part, I It a I a 1' e o 1 11 l i on of lit Ok i n a w a q u c I i o 11 - c o II l d "lay a foundation" for Japa11ese and America11 friend hip for )ear lo com. After that, the key men adjour11ed lo a pri ate di cu sion - tilal la led 11early tu o hour • Th White Hou e calli,zg it - a "ter) con lru Ii e me ling; al o, "produ Ii - but 110/ .l el concluded; " , hich means, hopefully, an agr m 11/ 11 ill be reached I hen the two again men m , l lomorY0I . " SENA TE El I It r • in Wa lti11gto11 - I It Senate ga final ougr e sional improi eme,it tW.d. , - to President Ni 011' requested draft loller3 1 bill. Th measure imm dial ly ent lo tit White Hou e - u here the President is xp cted to ig11 ii slzo,·ll3. The net bill, in effect pat 1 ing the way for t I 1 • '6 induction of nineteen year old first; if ii work , as Planned - lhereb exposing a ma11 to the draft for onl~ one year - instead of a possible six years - as at presen . t , at the sam . e time - a promise today from Senator Slenuis - Chairman of the Senate Armed 5er ices Committee. A promi e that his panel till hold extensi e draft hearings - some time next year. Bui wltetlier this I ill ever reslllt in any additional draft r form - hard to sa3. 5"::enn is ob ser ing : We cannot "' make a11y guarantee, of cortrse, at this time. A/GO The · la> ' I of a n e t '' 1 i 11 I ~ r a mp a i g n II in 1 i lnam -- r adilJ nppare11l in ca ually /il·s-••+ figures for th e past Le k 1 are /old Loda . A preliminary • l ' . slimale • etli11g lite 1111m.ber of enemy dead - at more titan Ji e thousand; a compared will, Sou/It Vietn(lmese losses set at om.e six hutired - and American losses said lo be the highest itl nearly two months. Meanwhile, /he U S command in Saigon was taking its official note• of that alleged massacre of Sou t h V i e t n a m e s e ,, 1 11 I civilians. An Army spokesman " saying the reported death toll - Ji e hundred and sixty seven -- was greatly "exaggerated". Beyond that though - he said merely that an investigation is continr4ing/. ~IILA N From Sici/ lo the Alp - ~ i o n , ide general ~ Q \ , I 1' i k e t o d a , , c I a r a A . Yo s Italy; Lile lie-11.p in olving an e limaled fifle n lo 11 enly million workers -- in -• •- pra cl i all e ery line of e ndea or. For the most Pa r t - a P e a c e f tt l Pr o t e s t a g a i n s t 1),o s pi r a l i n g r e n t s a n d a ~ housing shortage. Hoi e er, the demonstrations i ere to take a deadly turn al Milan., - w lzen a band of about three thousand anarcllists attempted to in ade a union rally. Police i ho were called to the scene - battling the anarchists for nearly two hours. The cas11alties includiftg eight demonstrators who were injured -- also, some fifty policem en, one of whom died later from iead t 01tnds. PARIS FOLLOW MILAN While all /his was going on i,z Italy - more of l he same l oda) 1 in Paris; where Comm. unis t workers called a lt e nl3-four hour strike - occr,pying ano sealing off briefl) lite city's main electrical plant. Tlais causing many a Frenchman lo awake this morning - cold and shi ering in a darkened house. In the end, though - riot police smashed their way into the occupied Plants; using lieavy • trucks - a,rd in one case at least - a bu · lldozer - to break through the striker's defenses. Tlien - a brief scuffle - the strikers routed. And Paris once again - the Jft I I fabled City of Lights. LONDON The wor I kille,, dis ease in th e U s - of cour , cancer. In Britain, though, ,,.. something else ( again. Mo '1' t ha n ll1 i r l I ho us and Br i t on s d y i ng ea ch ye ar from chronic bron . clzitis, believe it or not a disease in theor ' y, at least - largely preventable. Thus, tire ex planation for a massi e educalional campaign - begun lodaj al the Brilislt Medical Association. Tlie dri e including public distribution of - millions of copies of a n e w b o o k l e I - e n I i I l e d , "h o ' w n o t t o g e t b r on c hi ti s • " First and foremost, a bit of advice: If you wake up in the , ■ I , morning with a cough stop smoking; ) you already have a mild case of bronchitis - and tJha continued smoking is nothing more than " slow suicide." Another tip -keep your bedroom comfortably warm - and keep that window closed. The booklet f11rlher advising ... Britons to avoid, in particular, foggy weather - or very cold, damp weather." Although that - in B r i t o ~ ~ , easier said than done. LOS ANGELES A fi · ,zal 11-ote on the flight of Apollo Twel e - comes today from . Los An•eles. Police there report i ng a sha · rp drop in crime - during the time of that lunar latiditig and subsequent Moon Lalk. For a few brief h o u r s - Iii q " i e t e s l "p ea k c r i m e " p e r i o d i ti r e c e n t L • A • city's liislor). A fact duly ,ioted by the Aa••" acting night chief of police - who further observed - we should have it's a great Moon walks more often - 1 • U great deterrent to '"' I\ crime.