L.!. COIIIIRCIAL 1 TIJ&,DA! 1 PBIIIUARY 7 1 1967 OOOD EYEIIIIJ EVIR!BODY: In London -- So•let Pre■ler 101111n todaJ delivered the tlrat public addNII ln Great Brltaln. Apln attaclclal U.S. pollclea 1n Vletnaa, lo111ln 1a1lng that allepd Aaerlcan aggre11lon -- lt lt contlnuea -- "can overtl• and coae •ch cloaer to u than•• thlak." !he PrHler'a Nlla1'ka -- tollowlal daJ-lOIII tallca wlth Prl• 111n11ter Harold Vllaon. !he two reportedlJ agreeing on onlJ one thlng; that the beat chance tor peaoe 1n Vletnu -- lles now ln a poaalble extenalon ot the current ... Year'• tNce. Vl•f' NAM ------- /,e VI et Na,,. - Ila e g111t• of 111ar BMtltle1t ly slle1t t observ••ce of lie As iaN l•••r Ne• Year. B•rlier, AMerlc•• J•I• c•IU•1 •cro•• C••6olll• - air slrllle Itself - tlltl •ot tall• ll•c• 011er Ca•bolll•. Tle target area - ••ltl lo be •• • aU11•r of Viet N•• - ffASBINGTON ------ · --- Fro• W11al,i,aglo,a by ••Y of tlae Middle E11al - a r•11ort today tla•t 1t11a,ia ••• J11•I aig,aed • ••crel •llll•ry TIie dollar ••011111 f•1Jol1Jed - o•IY •bo•I •l•ely • a•D CBI NA ---------- Latest from Pel,l,ag - a re1>ort today tlaol I•• •illio,e loe,rl,ag Bed Ge,ard• - leave bee,e ordered lo rela,r,a laome lo llael, uUve 1>rovl11ces. TIie gover11me11I of B•d 1011d. T•• r•o•o,a - ••Y .# Pelll11g; llaey ar• creoll•• cll•o• - ~~ o ••••I• I C Ii I••. Ila• alleged "lalr••lo•" - 011d l•l•r · occe,al,ag Ill• S0111•1• of forcibly breolll,ag i,alo t•• ba,lldl,ag. TIii• ralal11g Ille fear lllol Chl110 •11,f,o• ••• Ille ~ l11clde•I - to •••d It• o.,,. 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A t>rlc•I••• ••11•••• - - r•1>ortedly ••••laed by Cltl•••• Red G• rd• - I• •• allacll o• tl,e Ce•lral B•tllllal•t catl,edral · I• £1,asa l••t A•1•••· lteatl• - - ••ltir,g tlae Dalal •n•• to t>•I Ille• or, •l>•illc tll•t>lay. JI• Adtli•g tl,at Ill• Avlollle•var , a ••• ba,I o•• of a tltoa•ar,d lllelu ca, i••••• - de•lroyetl by tl,e Cit.I••••· A •1>olleBfflOfl for tl,e 1'alal La•a calll11g Ille CIII•••• atteclt -- "•ar,lor, deatr11clior, of ar, ar,cier,I ar,tl •• rare ,,.o,,.er,t of Tibela11 l,latory ar,d ar,clefll c•lt•re." Sltc.lr,g - 11ar, DB £Bl • 2 ------- ~ ,,. t••ir •/fort• to carry o•I t1te'1•••t •o-c•ll•II c•lt•r•l / · TASMA NIA Orre of tlte "uorst fire di!\aslers" in Pacific lti s lor) ' - rcpo,-ted toni>[ltl from tile isla,id w ■ Uoil of Tasmania, off Ille sotttlter,z lip of Jb4mrAustralia. Bush fires ttltipped by gale-force winds -- raging to within two miles of Tasmania's capital city.,,,~ Hobart. Taking a heavy toll j of life and property_ - lt Ill /irmy troops, po lie e and civil defense forces seemingly powerless to halt the advancing fire front. At last report - police estimating the death toll at abotlt fifty persons. However, at least one report from a small community near the capital saying :"It's been terrible. We are engulfed by flames. There are bodies everywhere." AMMAN ------ A tale of high ad e11t11re - indeed, a tale of high treason - comes toda y from Amman, Jordan. Hirt) &,Ne An Egyptian,claimi,ig to be a _former intelligence agenti reportedly hi=jacki,ig an Egyptian airliner. Forcing lhe pilot to fl)' it to t'lie Jordanian cap Ital - where he asked and ivas granted politic al asylum. Egypt later denying the man was really a spy. However, the incident - almost sure to cause more trouble in tile tur•ulent Middle East . . Coming at a time - when .? relations between Egypt and Jordan we.• ti"l( alreadyAat cold war stage in the face of eeH.:il Nasser's continuing efforts If to topple the J• government of jordan's touglt, young King Hussein. WEATHER --------- Tile big stor y here i n the Efl s t - sno w, snow , and more sno w . With a non-stop bli2za,.,.d from Boston to Washinlton - covering the seaboard wit h a,-.,, a"ee, "- -£(',t t-:€~, b la ti k e t of w hi t ~ , .,: I, 11==-s::i+ee a t i-oR _!!!ad e w o rs e by gal e - li k e tuitids - heralding the approacl, of near zero temperatures from tlie Nortlz. As a result - traffic in ~ity after city griJtding to a halt. Sclzools and businesses that ma,aaged to ope,a at all, closing early. JRRJTiousands of stra,aded commuters and travellers - orphans of the storm - trying to find space tonight in jammed-packed hotels. The outlook for tomorrow offerin6 sca,al relief with zero temperature readings predicted by morning - all tl,e way to Virginia 9 ,,,,,_ 11 , en Florida - told to brace itself for a sudde,a cold-snap. RICHMOND The curre11,t topl ess craze su ee pi11 g the counlr)' - c am e f tt l l c Y c le I o day in R i c: It mo n d, Vi r gi n i a . W.t k Wi t I, ~ ~ ("\ r' '- ( @c-i,,f(c~ ciuic leaders demanding a cover-up -- ,_,. "Virtus - tlte A / , g e II i us of th e co m mo tl u e a ll h '' a 11 al f - lop le s s A ma z on - like figure - wlzo occi,pies the place of honor in Virginia's state seal. The drive to restore Virtus to virtue - originally begun as a joke; in the wake of a pi,blic hue and cry - against the introduction of topless go-go girls in the nearby city of Ro an o k e . But no w - tli e d r fv e s e ems to b e pick in g ttp steam. Es pee ially since Governor Goodwin has been holding televised news conferences of late - before a six foot replica «« of the half-clad lady. Even so - state officials confident, they can turn back tlze assault on tlie Virtus' reputation. One lJCA ~ r'V'U. ,•, - observer commenting that anyway - half-a-top is better - / /l than none. OKLAHOMA CITY New h ope f or opponents o f 11 dP . • 'I l l ght sa v tng t i■e" - - tn this next from Oklahoma City . State representative Brian Conaghan promising to i ntroduce in the Oklahou legislature a so-called "daylight losing time" bill; ln response to a new federal law requiring all states to switch to "daylight" time otherwise by April Thirty. unless their legis l atures vote It's prime purpose -- said he -- "to benefit sooners who like to sleep later."