L.T., BUICK, FISHER. THURSDAY, JUNE 9 ,1 9 66 GOOD EVENit«J EVERYBODY: An all-American on the football field -- an all-American on the battle field. That's the story today fr011 Viet Nam -- about Captain Bill Carpenter, Army's famed "lonesome end" of a few seasons back. Captain Carpenter leading the pursuit of a large force of fleeing Viet Cong -- in a follow-up to that big battle about three hundred miles north of Saigon when -- • suddenly the eneay decided to turn and tight. The Co1111unlsts over-running Carpenter's Company -- threatening to wipe it out; when Blll called for a direct atr strike -- in a btd to break up thecounter offenses. "Put the Napalm on us" said Carplenter. "At least we'll get some of them -- too." Amazingly -- it worked. U.S. Jets striking with deadly accuracy -- to blunt the enemy attack. Permitting Carpenter LEAD-- 2 to re-group hls remalnlng men -- with another battered company. B111 Carpenter -- winner already of a silver star, a bronz star and a pu . rple heart -- 1n his brief Army career. And now he's up -- for a congressional medal of honor. IRKSEN Here at . home -- another chl.nk today 1n bl-partisan support -- of U.S. policy ln Vietnam . The latest-· from Seante Majority Leader Everett Dirksen -- heretofore one of the President's chief s11pporters. Dirksen accusing the Ad■1nistrat1.on of conslstenti ra1jure -- as he put lt -- "to take the Congress and theAmerlcan people into its proper confidence regarding Vietnam." "Such a fallw-e ls inexcusable" -- said Dirksen. Adding -- "it could be tragic." Pro■pt rebuttal _ -- troa Vh1,e House Secretary Blll loyera, who said that the President ls doing everything possible -- "to keep the people tnfor■ed. 11 "There ls no 1nforat1on ln this goverment -- that ls not available to me■bers or Oongrea1 tn both parties" -- said Moyers. PRESIDENT FOLLOW DIRKSEN As for t h e President h1uelf -- h e was chief speaker today at a senior seminar of the State Department Foreign Service Sc h ool. There telling a group of career diplo•ta -- that tne world "stand• balanced between high danger and rare opportunlt ." Vhat with 110untlng proble• in Southea1t Asia, Africa -- and elaewhere across the globe. Ther . 11 no ovemlght aolutlon to an.y of the•• probl- -- aald the Prealdent. Adding, however, that "w h en change la so painfully slow ln c011ing -- •• ■ut constantl y work to accellerate lt1 pace." Iver searching -- aald he -- "ror the light at the end of the tunnel . " WEATHER The weather on another awesome rampage today -- rr011 Florida to the ~entral Plains. Hurricane Alma pounding the Florida pan-handle -- with winds up to ninety miles an hour. Torrential ralna and ha-.erlng tides adding to death and Nat . ruction -- for hundreds of ailes along the Gulf Coast. Ahead of the aton -- killer tornados at Topeka, Kansas and Arlington, Illinois -- a suburb of Chicago. The two-day toll of violent weather ln the United State, -- now at least a~venteen dead. Plus eleven acre dead -- in Cuba. PLANE A rar e admlsslon of defeat today -- fr011 the Civil Aeronautics board . Federal investigators conceding they have been unable to pin-po1nt the exact cause -- o f an airliner crash naarly two years ago near Parrottsville, Tennessee. One that claimed the lives -- of all thirty-four passengers and crew members aboard the ship. According to the C-A-B's final report -- the craah apparently was the result -- of a "most unusual and possibly •t readily conceivable" emergency. SOID8th1ng that triggered an unexplainable fire -- 1n the passenger cabin. But exhaustive study or the wreckage -- ls said to have ell■lilated all normal sources of aircraft fire -- including sabotage. What then -- could have caused it ? 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