.. A S C I F . \/ F . T I-' F r om lltt ' 11 · c. , l< ' r11 lr ltit, · 1/ 011 . ,, · al .· a11 ( ' / 1 · 111 , · 11 1, · n d i Y e c I f l ! > P <' " I I o d r, y I , r\ o r 1/1 \ • i t' I 11" 111 . I ' 1 , • . -. " fr II I , i . , · o II u r ~ i 11 , I It • Ollllllttlli. · ts lo /0111 ;,, lrt111 . -.11 · 1 rtll).; all pri · oucrs o nor -- lo lll ' "lral S11 • ,·d, · 11 ; 11 1 /u • r, • t/u •y w o Lt Id I It ' 11 lJ • i 11 I r 11 • d - - · a i I I, e Ju · '"Ii 11 ~ a .-. t' II It' 111 , . 11 I o Ille \ i • ,uam conjlicl. 5, Th e Pr id 11 I,' g-r, i Hlf 9n I a... ,," , • .,_ '!'he ,~ H- ~ uv · 1n "n, ,, f u k it i I i me f o Y I It No YI It Vi • 1,1 nm , s , 1P"'•' • • • • f i11 /It m . atler of prison rs Qf LUfl'Y. "th b11rd e 11 1101 /fill · oc• . 11 s quare/ on th houlder of lhe Norlh Vi,fnamese." A While Hou PY e s i de n I - -....!':.:.' 111 • • • rt1tl h op e $ +ifs_,,// a n o i L i ll m o 1 J , pr om p ll 1- )\ lo negolial an agr m e ,il on thi s i . . .,u • ; lo tak ad a,i/al(e I D ' Ill . M 1 <111 m ltilc : th , Pr . id 1 11! ' s pro gr am o 1, ,oo p lfilltdra1tal · from 1·; lnam - 1 as pa ·i n g lite hal f ua poi11/. Th omma11d iu ai got1 r por/i,z!! pre e n/ Am • ri an lrooJ, Ir • 11 g /h - ah o ul Ito hu,idred and 011e thou and m e 11· a ompared 1 ilh a peak figur of fi It u11 dr d and for I y - l IL r e I ho II a 11 d, - dr,ring the earlie L month of Lite Nixon admini tration. Pre ide11t 's cr,rrent Phase Seven Officials adding that the ~l'Je$Je.:tx/lll•••x•••••x•jxbne< is proceeding well ahead of schedule; with it goal - as 011 knot - that of leaving 110 more tha,i a liundred and eighty-four thousand men still there - as of next December One. PR TE T 1,11 - '" • P> ' OI I ·o u/i,zu , . in ludin r an al/ e mpt lod<t y - lo cripp[ l h Ol ' Y 11111 11/' o- all d ", ar- machin e" . Thi bJ m ans o f a seri of mas · i e d mo,i /ration - aim d al ! ail i ng ru h-liour traffic in and aroiu1d Ha hi,zglon. Ho1 e er, lh Pre i dent :t;1);e:md:li•K sending express instrttclions - to Wa llington Police Chief Jerr Wilson; in trttctions wlliclt th Chief late, , relayed - to all his men in tile field - saying: "The desire of tile Presid nt - is that the cit, , sllall be open for busi,sess this week." And •ltnf toHh fe,c,ol 1toop1 •ssisfing h~lte• jeb = 4aa I/Ii ,e.g , e flltJNHd WJJ a ~ r t l cS9tr•" , le ea,ea,nl• f,rel.,aAr•~o ii was. ,A PRE .ll E lRT ·~ al v e r I l1 £ ' • 11 p r • 111 , 01trl - i i ua . al . · o pr II m11clt "l>11~i11 • a s u s u a I " I o d a · y : <111 o 1/1 r ~Io 11 d a ' Y an o I It ' r bi ' d • c i ion Io da y ; i 11 c I tt di II g a l ' rd i c I l II n I Ill j11ry in a d a/It p Tlally · a , - maJ d id both J tlill a11d p1111i hme11I al a i11gl l I in g . T It i s «/x/x«atnrtx appar nt/~ , cl ariu g th ita . , - for a long a, ailed ruling slill lo come; a ,·uling that deals t itlt the constitutionality of the death ,.r Pet1allJ itself. /11 other cas s today, the high court ruled unco,istilulio,ial - a ••IIJ New York State lat dealing with "hom ri,le." in education; thereby taking a tentative first step - we are told - to, ard tile outlawing of "defacto" segregation. The coi,rt also upholding fed ral laws - proliibiting the importation or m a i l i ng of n b s c e tie 111, a t er i al s ; w II il e a gr e e i ng t o hear later three cases- that could t ell determine - to a large exte,zt, the legal prerogati 1 es of a free press. A \/HA - DB/fl 7' For • e c r ' I a r y of I a I <.' II i II i t 1111 R o ~ , r · - du Yi 11 g lti · 1 i . if lo Jnrdan - a /11 n aud a Ital hour l y in g 1, , ;p today Ol ' • r lit e ' " , , 0111 liu .-; . " ~ in a I, ~ licopl ~ r upp/i d b y -4ur,tuw's lt:opt, y8111J¥1f Ki11 g Hu · iu. Wi,k ouli11 cr fl, , bait . of Ille J, rdan / , Golan 11 ighls / refugee us io,a Next stop - Beirut; where a ngr, , X t as met by the toughest securit. precautions - ever seen in Lebanon. SttleiMa,. ~ron:jilt ,.,,,. J!ttelftter &cr1,a Sti!iie - =---lac/a; e B n II r , \[ l ~ T \ I A I T c 1111 c'. · n, , u h y \lou11fai11 /al Pri 011 - a 11 a I I ' m p I d ) a i I IJ r e a I, • a r I . , I o d a y . Jam s Earl Ra /h e nvi led k i l l 1 ' of Dr. Hat · /i11 Lulhr King - hipping //11 ' 011 g h a i · 11tilali II haft· th n mt1ki11 hi , a onto I h p r i o n , r o tt 11 d - I e a i II g b I, i 11 d i 11 h i I, d a d um my aimed al fooli,ig hi gttard , except - /he L ould-be e cape , as iJNie~•, di cot ,. d a 1 1 ~ ~ ~ R a y •l!l!rehr ■ dtd aguta ?- before h ould e11eff. cale the /Im•«• pri s oti l all . EA " f BRRLI Ea · I IJ r Ii 11 - p , r /l(l p . txcr 1/1 • '1 • ~ in 11 i " J.: of l 1, • ,, d or Wa lJ ,. lhri I,/ of ·o mm11ni .· l Ea t G rmany; tho r i ~ 11 d lodn y as ir I 1 ·r lary o /It Ea I German . ommu11i I party - th r 1 a/ al of hi pou r. Age se ~ ' n I ~ 8 i § lt,t a 11 d a i I i >1 . ,...... " lbricltl /ur11ing o er lhi k , job lo a f llou politburo memb ,, - one Erich Honecker. M/CK _ LEA/11 0 1 r I h t. •1 . -(, .\ , ar .\ o II Ito , 1 I, , a d m c ~~ 1 ild i land of N 1 w Gui,i aj ¥-6 N ltt, ~ e h ett rd ,,, e r efe ,. f e ;., ff s ~ h,c larges I i land in / IJ i o r I d , a 11 d I It m o I m o 11 11 / a i ,1 o 11 • If 011 were Io flat/en ii ou/ ii wo11ld co er lln ar a ulmos/ lite size of lite United Stal s, or Ille conlinent of At1s/ralia. Altlrougla ~ mari,iers,.__hav k11ow11 of New Guinea for thousands of years -- eaide,,tly lite Malay did, ii wasn't until,' Ila recently, Ille year Nineteen Thirty, the year I first weflt on the air, Illa/ anyone cros ed th~ huge island on the Equator. as one of the II was a party lead by a man who ••• • ~ raflkB ~ explorers of our lime. aud J+t!'S in /\ a.I ~ New York thi wee~ r s name/\ Michael Leahy. E eryone in A11slralia a11d New Guinea knows him, and r fers lo him affectionately as Mick Leahy. II was Mick, and liis brother Da11, and e eral companions, who in 1933, climbed 11,ose razor-like ranges, a11d there ) - '11 K_LE A l/l' ' ) .. - : pread ottl h ' or ' lh • 111 u a . ... " w rral nil • that no \~,~~ 0111 · id r had , , , r t.t -urn s Jo II oj. , i l lag s :\(s m a ll pla11lalio11 d thousand primitive /rib m n. 11 m a II y w a 110/ loo primitive al that. Bui, th '.\ •l•o w ' re h a<lhunter allnibals~ Tlzey and 1/ieit' a11r. tor had b n in Guinea ince tim immemoriall WI, a t a 11 x p er i e ,1 c . ~ It a t "' H s l , ,n, e 6 @ e 11 /or Mick Leah and Iii companions I On one of Iii New G11inea journeys in Nineteen Thirty-One, • JiUl.r; farthe't east in the K11ku Kuk• ~ ~ ~. country, he hadAfwHe dtl 0Mpirfe1w11e:; A cannibal hit him over the liead with a war club. Ever since then he has been hard of hearing. Mick Leahy is /he only man I eveY knew who stu' i ed n bit ov r the head willi a club by a cannibal.f H and hi w if are on n n e of I heir period I c__,, joi«rne ys a rou,rd tl,e world and wer my gues Is I oday. I wish you cottld all meet /hi. colorful New G11i11et1 explorer. 0 It y , a ,ul h t , , o I e a I It r i 11 i 11 ., b o o k a b o u I ••"' " uf hi ad, 11/ur ~ · • ~ - - _ ,-ettf'1S ugr,:. Mi k L alty, who i hard of It aring bu/ /ill njo in g life ,•i I . I up to /11 liill in spiie of ll1 , e fact that a can11ibal bounced a war club off his ~ o m , DA A /11 fl t ' mid · / o . ·o nli1111in g ta l r i a11cl fttrmoil i II En-~ I I' a Id · Ia 11; itJt ; m:ii " ' ti G ,. I oda jL ib:a..t. Ii f go e · on. 8/fieittts diu: ~a1iftg -· in e l II e · • n/ y f arm _.,,sduclinn ji ' Ill' It ui:ag. lhnl Ea · / Pnki Ian produc d la I .\ ar ·om ta ighly p re nf of lit e orld' jute; rwJs•e1i p.J d P ti I J UH t:; ,i. 1 111===- ill maki11g IL i11e r packing materials ,=igll ► arout1d the globe. AN e ff!,., a., ,., n c It j,. o "' Ens t P,, II ts ta" 9 Bee t1 • s e ~ - Tiiat country's hot, humid climal • a,btc#i cs•- i de a l l y s u it e d t o j u I e . - 1-tt de e d, : 1 hi i , i c a n ha ,,. e -,r i s, . 7T,ai11 later n ,,,. - o t i c ~ s i l ing ~ r e -- ,net t/a brass door } make 5/' it mus/, (,, "c o l d •a we a t Ii er ~