KHARTOUM Jul 22, 197/ - Dallas Townse,ul Goode, entng e erybody. In the strife-torn Arab world, a da of dramatic eve,its. Starting out with the rail, of an Iraqi jet - at Jeddah Airport i,z Saudi Arabia: carrying lo their deaths threo Iraqi emissaries - to the ne., pro-Communist revolutionary government of Sudan. This almost coinciding N1ith the buzzing of a British airliner .. by Libyan jets; •ith the big aircraft - finally forced to land at Bengha~i; tohere ttoo key members of Sudan's n•• revolutionary council - bound home from London - ••re forcibly removed and taken into crtstody. And shortly after - ••loutbreall of fighting ,aear tire Sudanese Presidential Palace in Khartoum. Tlte start of a cou,ater-coup - by military forces still loyal to or,sted President Jaafar Numeiry, •ho •as deposed three days ago. Numeiry himse!f - later taking to national radio. Annou,acblg his restoration to f>o•er - and calling ut,on his f>eof>le to httnt down all Communists as "traitors." Observers later explaining Libya's hand in all this - on the grottn . ds that KHARTOl M - 2 Lib ~ a' Premier - Colo,iel Moammar Khadaf - is h•ottgl y anti-Com mun is t . Lib a's action d1•ew a trong f,rotest from London. As for lhe leader~ of Monda , 's m,pagainst Nttmeiry - the cout, that failed today - the Sudanese radio says all of them have been arrested. PART Al th f)eac table i11 l'ari - an enem y · rejection toda o Ille re-staled Ameri a,i and South Vietnamese h rof>osal - for a controlled cea ef'ire. The Commttnist side calling it an "absurd" t,rot,osition - again demanding total U.S. 11Jithdrawal this ear. And then - at a news conference - an enemy spokesma,a laughi,ag off the possible effects - of President Nixon's t,lanned trip to Red China. Observing that China backs "fully" - Hanoi's latest t,eace offer. Adding that the President's visit - w,or,ld have no bearing on the t,eace talks. In t,rlvate though - a Comm11nist source later indi,:ated that North Vietnamese delegates - W10'!lld be in Peking at the same time as the President: and would be w,illing to talk - if he so wished. TAIPEI-MANILA Fronz Chiang Kai-Shek of Nalionali ·t China - ll mes a g add re e d to the World An l i - Com mu 1l i t L ague c11rre11tl . m eet ing in Ma,zi/a. Pre id nl Chian , g charging /hat the goal of the Red Chine e remain the same - no matter how friendly the may af)f>ear; and that goal - he said - is to di ide and conquer" the free toorld - "throicgh infiltration and subversion." Though he failed to mention it directly - this clearly a reference to President Nixon's plan . n . ed visit to Red China. PEKING FOLLOW TAl.""EI - MANILA R r e id - a blast /1 - om P e king· ·alling a . tte,itio!I to 5011th Vietnam's latest offensi e -in eastern Cambodia; i hich is aid to indicate that "U. s. tmr,erialtsm - has further inten ifted its war of aggre ion agatrrst Indochina." Thus Peking also callirrg attenttorr to tire ji,ct that it has ne er ceased attackirrg U. s. i,rvolvement ;,. Vietnam - Presidential visit or ,ro. AJGON FOLLOW PARIS Th war ontinues to wind down - a e id need by the latest casualt y r port from Saigon; wlriclr sets the number of Ameriran combat deaths over the fJa I week at eleven - tl1e lowest figure in six ears. At tlte same time, both South and North Viet,ramese losses - also sit owing a marked drop; rvillt a U.S. s1>okesman adding that fighting in Vietnam is now at its lowest level - since Nineteen-Sixty-Five. ADD .A/CON Bttl lite / lgur 110/ 1 ilhslcrndfnl,j - ti ath is e 1 e r · l,,sc al l,and · c1 • ltown b I II, lo ·· o f t we t1l y -on Sottth V ie tnam c e Rt111g e r - it1 th ra h of a bi U . S. It Ii opt r in Quang Tin p, , o ince. Thi coming in the midst - of ti rottHne ferrying operation, · the i orst helicopter accident in Indochina - tn nearl a year - blamed on mechanical trouble. MINH FOLLOW SAIGON On the f>olttical front - an admissio,. from Ge,reral D11ong Van Minh - t1,at 1,e -really does not want to be Preside,et of S011tla Vietnam. Tl,e famed "Big Ml,r1," exr,lainh,g: "Yo• get criticized from everywlaere." Addi,ag: "My wife doesn 'I 11Ja,rt to live ht t1,e Presidential Palace, a,ey,,ow." - "we Ila ve to • loao IA e r,e ofJ le tlat •e ca• la ave Tao••• t elec,,_,, A11d ''tie queslio• ls ,eot aoTaetAer I.,,,. or lo•e" - said la• - "b•I ••at I ca• do for my co11,etry." SENA TE Defense Secretary Melvin Laird spent more tlean tllre• llo•rs today - witlr tlle Senate Armed Services Committee. Discussing tlae t,rese11I military situation - hr Soull1•asl Asia in ge11eral and Laos ,,. t,articular. Tltal done - Laird later told 11eaosme11 tl,al Co11gressio,aal failure lo e,aact a 11eto draft bill by S•t,le•b•r - could cause "serious" t,erso,s,ael sltortages. B•I ti•••• •o•ld ,aol slo., ut, - till someli•e i,a Nh1ele•,a-S1111e,aly-Ttoo - s•id he. Adtli,tg Illa I Iii a"y eve" I - lltey toou ld 1101 a/Jee I V. S. cat,ablllties ,,. Vlet,aam. WHITE FOLLOW SENATE Elsewlaere 011 Capitol Bill - "George Wlaite's" sca,edals- part t"1o. Mystery wih1ess "Wlrite" - a11 alias - telling Senate probers tlaat orgar,iaed crime lias i11fillrat•d ma,ey fi11a,tcial iu titutio,ts; so deeply - said lie - llaal "yo• ca•ld place orders far slole,a securities - Just as you •o•ld a car." Wltl, tlie result - lie added - llaal 1111der•arld i,afl•e,.ce "a"' affects "Ille wlaole eco11omy of Ille U,til•d Slat••!' ZWEIG Martlrt Z•elg - JormeY elate/ adminiatratlve aid to l.olut McCormaclt •'1ert McCormacl, •a• St>ealter of tlae 8011•• aft•rraoon - to begi,a a tlairty-mofltla ••raterac•. Z••lg •a• coravlc ted of ly Ing to a Federal gra,ad J11ry hu,eatlgatlrag lrt/luerace ~•ddll,ag ••II ml•-11•• of tlee Sl)••••r'• office. SUGGESTED LEAD-IN TO THOMAS TAPE "SAN FRANCISCO" Next - Lowell Tllomas; ret,o-rti,ag to11iglit o,a tlae latest in tattooed ladies - a11d not i11 Ille circus eitlie-r. Lo•ell . .• SAN FRANCISCO Here's one - a story today from San Francisco 419M telling of "the perfect gift" lo give the "lady of your life;" one t&■ 1&1'r that's "inexpensive, tasteful, unusual - and Indelible;" 11amely - a tattoo. Except ~ you dor,'t call it that. I\ Sar, Franclsct,l;a Ljilw 7' ■ 11121 ~ /he city's last established tattoo artist observing that •ome11 ,,._ prefer lo tl1lr,lt of it as body Je•elry. w ~ Whatever Ille name tllo•gh A It's 4 gro•lr;K fad. With more and more of Ille West Coast ladles - getting themselves ado,r,ed •ill, tlah,ty flo•e,s, lacy b11tte,flles and so or,; on their slloulde,s, •rlsts, ea,-lobes ar,tl else•here. ~ 7le biggest seller - •• &I e 19'4 red heart - appropriately locatetl.f'A local J,syc1,latrlst -- attempting to ex1>laln the fad; sayl11g •ome11 11se tattoos "as t1,ey do clothes - to Utlllate ar,d s11ggest." But he also wrges cau/lo11, - 11otlng that the cost of removing a tattoo - Is ger,erally about five times •h.at II co I to 1>ut It on. ST PAUL From A rm our and co,,./Ja11y - SI. Pa11l di vis io,e - a11 order today recallhag all tlae firm's "Ge11oa Salami" - 110111 o,a grocery shelves across tlae nation. . Tllis - at tl,e request of the De1>artmenl of Agric•lt•re; a 1>reca•tio11ar, meas•re - folloaot,ag nl,ae cases of Ill•••• al)t,are11lly ca•••d by lahated ••laml. A,ad tltat'• no balo11eyl