L.T. COJIIIIERCIAL, NOIDAY, IURCH 27, 1967 OOOD EVEIOO EVERYBODY: Crisis ln Red China -- •rked today by a frank announce■ent t'ro■ Radio Peking; ad■lttlng that Chalraan lllao's "cultural revolntlon" -- ha• tailed to date to pur.ge achieve its purpose to/all hi• oppon•nt•. Ev•n now -- "conapiracie• tor staging count•r-r•volutlon" - •till atoot -- said Peking. A •econd broadcaat tonight -- troll Radio lloacow. called that "caltaral rewolutton• -- •a coaplete rweo." At least lnaotar as its stated goal to •seize the revolution and turn it to the benetlt or the gr•at •••••·" Thia evident, ••ld lo•cow -- ln lat••t orders tro■ Chalraan Kao, placing greater eapha•1a on uterial production -- i■poalng fewer sanctlona against his political opponents -- and putting a leash on those fanatiaal Red iSIIYA Vloe Pre11den1 •••11t Buaphrey -- off and running today on h1a Wea, luropean trip. r1r11 alop -- Gen•••, ~ r e -- aaong other lh1nga -- he••• brleted on reaulla Of the late ■ I Geneva dl1ar ■aaenl lalk1. Tbe V1oe Pre1lden1•1 grand lour -- lo cover ,even natlon1 ln two •••t• with hl• 1a1t,reporledl1 1 10 try lo convlnoe our luropean alllea -- to jola la - ••ppor,1n1 a ~olnl loT1el - Aaerlcan 'ban lhe bo■b' A lrealJ. 1,111n1 reporter• -- be 11 'ao, atle■pllna lo acl •• • ae1011ator.• ••r ■ 1111on• -- aald he -- • 11 oa• la wblcb I ooa• as a friend -- •• • 1tuden, -- •• a " parlner. 1111 DILBI POLL<M OEIEVA India advances to the threshold of the "■uclear Club." ,oret.gn Minister Chagla announcing today at ■•• Delhi -- that India now haa the "nuclear capabilitJ" and know-how -- to prod\lce an atoa bOllb. But will be \lied tor "peaoetlll purpoaea only." YIITIAN News fro■ Vietnam tells today -- or the single-day loss of eight Alterican helicopters. Seven while ferrying goveffllllent troops into battle 1n the Mekong Delta. However, five ot these •de lt safety to earth. The •n they carried -- Joining 1n a battle thit cla1Md the lives or ■ore than a hundred and forty Viet Cong. South Yletnaaeae losses -- called "light." Here at hoae there wati an appeal today tro■ a panel of Senate detenae experts, urg1~ the President to hNd the advice of U.S. Cf' ■■ ndera 1n the tleld -- and q1aote "strike ■ore ■eanlngtul ■llltary targets 1n lorth Vletna■." Also -- at the Pentagon dlacloallN of• o■e poaalble reason tor Hanoi's contln11ed retuaal to talk peace. Capt\ll'e ot ene■y doc\1119nta la said to show that Viet Cong Comanders have been grossly exageratlng their successes 1n reports to the lorth; at the aa■e t:/ tl■e -- JJIS 141 -a grea,11 un4ere1t1aa,1ng tbe1r own 101•••• !hll Juel la: A •1z,eea-aaa U. I. aad lo•lb v1e1na•••• Patrol -- reporleilJ aabu•bed 1oa11bl near tbe bl& Aaerloaa Merla••••• a, Chu Lal. r1r11 repor\1 -- 1ad1oat1n1 oalJ lwo •ur•l•or1. IIAIILA Another war 1n Vietnam -- the war against Bubonic plague -- subject or an international conference that began today at Nanila; where delegates rr011 the World Health ()$n1zat1on were drawing plane tor eac&lation or thelr attack against the dread disease. In the last fourteen months -- three hllftdred and tltty- one contlraed caHs ot the plasu- ln Vietnaa, with the pre1en death toll -- set at twenty-au. Health ottlciala ••11nl, ho•ver, that the unottlclal toll -- •1 be rlllllllng aMat five tiMs that reported to authorltie1. Also lt 11 presenting a threat -- to all or SouthNat Asta. SUPRINE COURT The greatest •rger 1n railroad history -- waa te■porarily sidetracked today by the U.S. Supre• Oourt. BJ a vote of five-to-tour -- the high court blocking a cOllblnatlon or the llew York Central and the Pennnlvanta; pending further hearings betore th• Intera,ate Coaaerc, C01111l1slon -- t6 lnam-e protection tor three ••ller Baatern lines -- the Erle-Lackawanna, Delaware and Blld1on, and The Boston and lalne; who rear theJ would soon be overwhel•d by the giant line -- threatened bJ the propo1ed •rger. PRAICI The French Coast -- fro■ Hendaye to Dunkl~ __ a 'beachco■bera' paradlae today, wlth the awi and the w,on Jolnlng forces in a colleaaal tug-or-war; to rorce a ••alve withdrawal of waters -- fro■ Allantlc and Channel Coaata. This 11 called the tabled -- "Tlde or the Centlll'J." And the flrat since January, 11neteen-Hwidred. Dropping water levels by rortJ feet -- and baring -- W11overlng -- the ocean floor tor a dlatance or alx ■ilea tro■ land. Allong the tinda : The rnalna ot a ltone Al• c-t•r1 -- oft Le Havre; in Brittany -- the r-lnl ot a Gallic- Roan rortreaa; at nearby Saint Jlathle~ -- a nuaber or cannon . fro■ a aunkml galleon; and orr loraandJ -- the wreck or the cruiser Ad■lral Courbet, acgttled by Alltel Porcea ln llneteen-Porty-Pour -- to serve aa • breakWater during D-Day landings. The exposed sea natgrallJ was a gathering place tor searchers and sightseers, until the waters tm-ned at ■ld- PRAICE--2 afternoon aettlng off a •d-acraable tor aarety; whloh waan't necessary becaue the "Tlde or the Centv1• retU'lled slowly, to nor•l. LAID"S EID Por all the errort to prevent 1t -- atlll another co1tly victim today to that "ship's grave7ard" oft Land's~. !1'81and. Hung up on a reef tor nine da7s -- the super- tanker Torrey Canyon finally bNakt.ng apart in pounding aeaa. Spilling another thlrty thousand pllona or crude oil lnto the English Channel -- and further threatenlai lrltlah Seaalde Reaorta. At last report -- the Cornlah Cout na anah with otl rro. the Torrey Canyon -- tor a dlatance ot a hundred and twent1 r. - . llea. 'ftle black tlde advanclng northward -- at a rate or about ten ■llea a da7. 11111.ng hllftdreda or thouaanda of aea llrda -- and untold ■arlne lite. Treated wlth three ■illlon tona ot e■ulalfler that failed to check this. The Toreey canyon and lta cargo were unaured tor sixteen-and-a-half ■illlon bucka. Which •ans that full reco rd· warren; eclipsing even pa,-ent would set a new ' LAID"S EIID--2 the sixteen a1111on settle•nt 1n the sinking or the Italian liner Andrea Doria a decade ago. VHITE HOUSE In Washington -- the White House grounds were 110bbed today; b y a happy crowd of nearly seventeen thousand children and their parents -- taking part 1n the annual White House Easter egg roll. Por tour hours youngsters guzzling egg-nog, aunching jelly beans -- and glvt.ng tits to White Bou• ll'()Ulldakeepera. SOM even rolling eggs. one little boy, asked it he knew who lt n1 llvecl ln that blg, Whlte Rouse, anawered: "Sure -- Peter Cottontail."