Mon. June l9, l972 KEY BISCAYNE At the Florida White House - Key Biscayne - a rather special "no comment" today . Press Secretary Ron Ziegle1 · refusing to discuss, at first - that weekend b1 • eak-in a t National Democratic Headquarters. When pressed though - Ziegler finally calling ii "a third-rate burglary attempt . " Said he : "Obviously - we don't condone that ltind of activity . " Further slating the President has made no inquiries into the matter - because "it is notlaiflg lie would be involved with." Ziegler also saying : "There are certain elemeJ1ls who w il l try to s tr e t ch th is m a tt er - in to s om e t laing it i • not ." Adding : "This is something - that should not fall into the political process . " PAN.-\MA CITl' To the North - i11 /he Florida PanhaP1dle Hurricane Agnes crashed ashore today near P nama City. Its winds - that once llit a hundred-ar,d-twent)• miles an ~ - L~I llou>' - now down lose enl_v-five, barel~•t;;,6•"·/"._._ · Btd the U.S. JVeathe · r Bureau - noting that Agnes ha , s a I re ad y c Io i ,n e d a doz en I iv e ~ / d d J!, th ere 's s till ~ danger tonight of flash flood and r,ossible tornadoes - i,r VIETNAM U.S . troop strength in Vietnam , as of toda y exactl y s i xt y thousand, one hundred men ; so announced - by t he U . S . Command in Sa i gon ; the lo,oest figu · re - in se v en y ears . This lea v ing only three U . S. combat battalions - still it1 the war -zone ; two in the Da Nang area - and one around Saigon . In the air war - a recordl' series of strikes against the Communist North. According to a U . S. spokesman - ma,ay against surface-to-air missile sites. But it was also - said he - "a case of ru,nning into a lot of enemy targets - and just knocking the hell out of them." MOSCOW FOLLOW VIETNAM -- )~/ ~ £.: ~uft / - Russia's . President Podgorny - just back from Hanoi. J..... 1 11 an . t, 1ter v iew carr . ied . today by the Soviet ,,ews agency Tass -fv L41'¾, J.._ a c cu . sing the U.S. of '' , conti,uti,rg armed intervention against I h e V; e t n a m e s e t, e op l e ; ' · ' a l s o , p l e d g i ,i g a l l "n . e c es s a r y a Id " lo North Vietnam - to repel American aggression. However , the rumors persist - that some sort of Sovtet-sponso~ed peace move may be underway. T1te Communist side at Paris ~ 1;Jl11i11g again /of' a resumption of t,eace talks today - evu ~ i { ; , ~ - at least partly responsible~ • tbor,gh it said last week the next move was up to tl1e U.S. ,.. KENNEDY Se,,ator Kennedy of Massachusetts - scheduled to appear twice today on national TV. At Ills first slot, tltougl, - again den . ying he was a candidate for anything. Stating fl at ly: "I'm not in it this year." t Kennedy also discussing the dangers ~ o f r1uu1ing for high office . Saying: "If you didn't consider t11e ) t,oss'611ilies of danger - you'd be quite unrealistic. " B.t \ adding: "If you became obsessed with tit em - you'd lose yo11r effectiveness. " HUMPHREY FOLLOW KENNEDY Elsewhere on the political front, Bubert Humplarey ~ i - ~~ uas again stressing)\ he's stillJn tire race for tire Democratic 11omination ; not only in it - but expecting to win it. And this - said he - by convincing the Democratic delegales - that he alone can beat President Nixon. What about George McGovern? No way - said Httmf,hrey. Adding that McGovern's views on a broad ra•ge of issues - are clearly "unacceptable" to vast 11umbers of Democrats; and thus the nomination of McGover,a - said lte - would lead to "electoral disaster." NEW YORK FOLLOW HUMPHREY If the McGovern forces were worried though - they - ~'lf' i:9... cit- failed to show it. lndee4A_ a r e p o r t ~ the McGover,e camp is cond1tct'ing an extensive poll - to gauge the voter appeal of various possible running mates. hnl,(J_ Meanwhile, McGovern himself ~ canceling his last sched11led campaign swing through Ne"' York . This - sattl he - in "sympathy" with striking airline pilots throughout ~~ ~..:3tt, the world; to helt>l'"bring an e,ad - to the growing epidemic of airplane sabotage and hijacking." ATLANTA On the Republican sid , e I - Vice President Spiro Agnew was a v isitor today , in Atlanta.µiere addressing .1J the ~~ Na ti on a I C on vent ion of Jay c e es)\ fJ red i c ting a real s Is a k e - u f) - in the November elections. But "it won't be tire .!1_stem lhat gets it" - said he ; rather, the "elitists of tire new left - and their renegade folloioe ' r " s who seek revolutionary cltartge." The Vice President - also attacking news coverage of the Vietnam war; especially the fact that ''more artd more m em be rs of th e fl re s s " - have been induced "to s to fl us i ,ag the word 'enemy"' in reference to JVorth Vietnam. "I fi,ad it incredible" - said he - "that ;,, a war in tolaiclr. tltousa11tl• of Americans Ir.ave fought and died - there is any difficulty in deciding who is t'lte enemy." UTTAR PRADESH The death toll from three days of r e l i g i n ~ :,- - 1us 1f~ - in Jn . dia's Ut t ar Pradesh S t a t ~ now set a/; . ore than twenty. These including at least five - the victims of police bullets; ,. .,;,,r the rest ·= ===i j~lr.11'=1l':i=uiii . ~t in clashes between rival mobs of Hindlls and Moslems. Th e spark th a t s e t i t .n off - a new " o Pen e ,a r o llmnl" policy at Uttar Pradesh's Aligarh University. This ~~ heretofore, an all-Moslem/-acllool ... 0 BELFAST In Northe · rn Ireland - terrois I gunmen today ambushed two British Army patrols; in the process, killing o ,i e - a n d w o u n d i n g f i v e o t h er s . A l l w It il e C ,, th o l i c r, o l it i c i a,u - were meeting with Britain's William Whitelaw, trying to tuork out an accomodation to end the bloodshed. SUPREME COURT For th e ma j or I ea gu es ' bas e b a l l play er s ass o c i a ti on ...-- - · - it's three strikes and out. The Supreme Court rejecting today - for the third time in fifty years - a challenge to baseball's controversial "reserve clause." Ruling that W'-£:.4, ' ~ baseball !'f is big business; -.., still exempt from anti-trust - /\ laws - because of its "unique characteristics and needs . " Adding if there's any change in this status - it will have to originate in Congress. tod - the se of t order / be of the P esident ) ~omesti ~ / / ,/ a manner ,., /ompat~ le ut/1 with' the F,"rth endment / A .DI R"NDA CKS From out of the past--a touch of Indian lore. The mighty lroquols--great bunters--once reigning supreme in Upstate New York. ~#hen along came tbe Algonquln--wbo were fond of munching on wild fruit. To the Iroquois--tbe Algonquin promptly becoming •Hatirontaks;" which means, litterally--"t~ey eat trees." c-----: ~ Net lone 1 G-eogrep b1c 1 A ■ J 1 s l• ~- bow the Adirondack Mountains got their na ■ e~ MNt ~nme~ 9&-:rii Jfet~ ~ Ill NEW YORK New York _.11g.u:la:: =--~_l.! ats off 11f"tl-.-; to the milliners of America . 7;;:z,~~ ~-, ,.,,, •••. · - A•saldl•g. qUZUr,, : "a new and delightf11l sanity" in women's hats ; as demonstrated by small hats - "Perfect for compact ~ cars ; '',!!ig fur ha ts per/eul for cold weather; ajJin- be twee,a hats - perfect for every occasion . This - according to Maybelle Hall of tlte MilU,aery -s ~ Institute - mark,_,,,. the death-knell of the 1 ,masquerade loc,11. --~~ e/ f#&« It•• t f• -· J•D~ Mrs. "Fashion - is a lady again."