RBD CHINA Co,rtinued chaos - in Red China . Reports reaclti,ag Hong Ko,eg - telling today of bloody r · iot ' i,ag i,a Ille So11tl, ~~ ~~ lrl.i•• Fity of Che,,gl• - near Cl11,ngki11g. Pro-Maol•I• ballli,ag anti-Maoists - we're told - leavl"g so"'e •ev,r,e ~ h 11n d r e d : ,._ Red Cl,i,,a's most pot,11lo•s;di ■ I: Jal!- afld o,.e of it• rlc•••,. - Tliis accordl•g to Ea• t E11ro,ea" d i " l o • a * • " • r l - Saecl11,a,. ,,..,. a vlrt11al state of secessiofl." Adtll,.6 t••t De/e,.se Mifllster Li" Pao - l,as t,erso,,ally tat•" o• tlae Job of brlflgl•g tl,e J,rovlflce baclt ,,. """· £1•/' ~ laeir-at,pareflt to Cl,ai r,na,r Mao. S11m,,.ir1g N/J - x,qx, or,ly fo•r of Clti,aa'• ,.,.,.,,-.,~ ~~~ provirtcesA ••• ■ II~ Nflder solid Maoist cortlrol.- au lc ■ r. The other ttveNly-two - ,aot ,aecessarily a,ati-Mao; b11t said to be fed •P - will, l,ls so- c alled "cultural revol,,llo,a." PENTAGON Here at home -- the moment of truth today for tie linq11en t military re se rv is ts) ..r,,1, the Pen tago• o rtlerl•g a massive call-up -- of about tllirt,-ofle tlaou•a•d .., •asl maw. - - - - r•••'(reservists in tl1e Army, Navy f""' Air Fore• a,ed Mari,ees - - who ltave failed to fulfill their ••••••4 drill obligatio'::f-60 will now be ••mmo•ed to f•ll-U•• Also in Washington - a stingi,rg attacll loday fro• Governor Ronu, e y of Mi ch igan; ac cusiNg Pres I de,al .lole,a•o,a of misleadiNg the American p11blic - toillt regard lo Ille ••r ;,, Viet11am. Misleadi,ag Ille public said Rone••Y - llero••• ma11ipulaled, ire/lated ared distorted reJ,otls --o,a U.S. actions in Vieh,am. Tltis '" a sJ,eeclt - b•fore tlae Natio,aal Fetl•r•llo• ~- ... ~ of blllix Re1>11blicafl too•e11 1 .--rl,ere • Govenorl'•l•o atlaclled t1,e atl•i•lstrallo,a 011 a broad fro•I - ;,. relallo• to tlo•estic IJolicie•. Ti•e ••ti --• ll•e agal• - J10•••1 a s • e r ti,. 6 ; "I le e re '• a b e tt e r .,, a y - I 1, e,. L . B . ,I. '' VIET NAM In Viet Nam - Radio Hanoi today cllarged tlle U,aited States with what it called -- another "serio11s e•calatlo,a of tire war." Acc11siJ1g American pilots - of bo•bh1g a•d straji,ag tire Red capital and its sub"rbs. _., l h ••· • ti /J~~t~ · - Ha,.;-/ cl;imh1g to ltavP. downed sevett US Jets. /\ Back e11 t11e gro11r,d - a s11dde• qMiet loday . ..Allfi / America11 Marir,es /i11ally compleli,ag Ille ro11t of ••••Y forces - fro• bloody Bill Eiglll Eigllty-0,ae 11ear lie• D JI z. Viel Co11g forces NJillldraNJiflg from battle - after lo•l•6 h1 /Mil comma•d - of Irey lleigllts overloolti•g e•••Y i11/iltratlo,a ro11tes. BIEi HOA On the political front -- ■ounting pressure today tor more Allied troops in Vietnam) .,...p611owing President Johnson'• state•nt early this week -- that future war need1 are currently under study in Vaehington. South Vietnaaeee Pre■ler ly -- latest to take the oae -- 1 during a tlying trip to Bien Roa. ly arg11tng that ua dap to ~ co■e -- the Allies will eurely need 110reia- ~,o respond to Cor1unt1t preasure." rr not tro11 the llllted Stat•• -- 1a1t be -- t~t'roa Korea or ■OM other coaatrteii.; Row 118111 -- depends on how 11!1DJ Viet Coag u• ail, to infiltrate the South --aald ly. Re added, however,~ that the Ylet Cong are ■oat likely to etep up the war -- •111 the II ~ J \ 4 Y ~k•~ ~ ac,naeon aeaeoA'• h1 •••••• I i llli. DALLAS The American Cancer Society -- flat-out against cigarette smoking at a board ■eet1ng today 1n ~Dallas. Citing s■okiag -- as the cause or hundreds of thousands of needless deaths. As part of the re■edy, urging the nation's hospitals and other health institutions -- to throw out their cigarette • vemt.ng machines. This on the grollftd that vending •ch1M1 -- are the chief source of cigarettes for children who 1ac,n. '!'he board adding that its anti-cigarette caapalp -- 11 - bearing results. loting that doctors the•elvea -- have cat their cigarette a110king 1n halt 1n the past ten yeara. But now -- said the board -- it's tl■e ror teachers, clera,aen, co•uAity leaders and parents -- to go on the warpath agalut cigarette a■oking. Adding that unless they do -- abo11t a million young people now in school -- will die inevitably ot lung cancer. NEW_YORK hr N e N York - another tra g i c death today i,a t•e ~ " ~ ~ ~-u;_ J.J -£· - .f~ H~ J1ewspapej\ The Wo-;.ld Jo11rnal Trib•11e ~ l l • r t l y . /\ a"d s•rprisi•gly •••t>e•diftg t>•bllcallo]it:;:;,.e face of /, Jirta11cial losses - estimated at se v en h1111drell 1/to■ •••II • mo,atl, . Tl,e World JoNrrtal Trib•rte - • •erged dally Oflly eigl,t mo,atlts old itself. Yet tlle eJ1d prod•ct - of •or• tit•• a llt1,edred artd tlllrty years of Ne"' York jo11r••ll•llc ltl•lory •- all gofle -- do.,,. tlte draifl. ... , 0-~~~ T•e fl,aal •lraA prl•ler's N1age de•a•d• - lotall•• tN1ertty-o,ce t,erce,et over Ille Ne%t tltree year•) ...r,.1111• •lllt tlae t,rhater's rece,et pay rais · e - at tlte Ne., Yort Dally i,acrease -- i•Posslble lo meet. So N1ltere Ne., York cnace had l"1ertty dailies - ii The sleepy little town o_t Fatima, Portugal - site - I v ,:;'-I "7A_ . of a cliur c h recognized miracle fifty years ago. A11,. ;;;J ,)l• ~(a,, 1/ JJJ:c; •, "'-hopi,,g for another miracle.,la ,au ) ,A" miYacle - to facilitate the haJ1dling of an estimated lhree-a,ad-a-1,alf millio" PilgrimsY ~ pected to descend o" Fatima "e 4 1 •••• - to hear the Pope pray for peace i,a Vi etflam. The problems """believeable" - say local offlcl•I•. Noting that Fatima Itself - Is a village of le•• ,,.,,,. l••lve """dred people. WIii, ,.o.,1,ere ,aear tlte facilttle• - lo co,• "11th s11cll • ~ : : . Worse still, • al11gl• 1>•11•11 road from Lisbo,a lo Fatima - a"d o"ly o,ae la,ae, at tlaat. Raisi,ag tlte 'l•esllo" of hotCI to get medical aid to t lle alarlfle - if someo,ae sllo•ld get inJ•red or become tffap stet. Be that as it may - preparaflo,as are already 1C1ell ""derway . TIie Port•g•ese army - pitclriflg co•,alless ter,ts tr, fields surro•1tdir,g Ille sllri•e.~o•t five ll••dred police - assigned to protect the Pope from the pressi"g crowds . With the one saving grace - said to be the fact thatl the Pope's visit will la•t 011ly twelve hours . • Ibid .iPt Church officials are supremely cor,fidefll - fl:IFI Ille Pope's appearance will be a11otller reug,o•• triNrnpll J A11d gover11melll of/icial~eterMi11ed to do tllelr best to m a'/ee ii so-. Said 011e: '' We dofl'I i,so111 yet Ao• 1Nat1y eslra pilgrim• Ille Holy Fatlter'• presefl , ce •Ill 6rh1g - b•I fro• 111Aal •e ca• !tee - II 111lll ca••e a •igralio• of biblical prop or Ii o,. • • '' 11A 1'/CA N ----- A r c I a I c ,I ii <' m - ,- u 111 t' s / o ti" . , · _I r o m I I, c V I Ii c: a ,i iu flume ·. Tu l i t ' cf fe , · / Iha/ /1, c Pope's P e a,· e pica al man k i ,, d sin,. e I he Gos p c· I . '' Tltis immediat e ly raising conjecture - that /lie POP<' pla11s lo r ev eal lite fabled "third s,•cret of Fatima." Tlte olhe,· secrets - · ,•emember - abo11t World Wars One and Two -- about /he rise of Russia•• as a world power. 811/ the third secret -- one that has been passed down from Pope ;it,:,,:, lo Pope; and never made public - up to now. The reason - nobody ts111• knows for sure. But rumors persist - that the third s•crel is a prediction of /he end of the world, · unless man some/tow - ca,a learn lo live in peace. El si!Bh e.r.:&...tn= ~ F - ~ . J.! ore ,. "m c ,, I n f hi ,Io 11 cs i a fire I off a p,·o/esl today - l o Peki11.c,:. ,,, A,·cusi'1R Communist I lhi11a - of " co '1d11 c li11g a11 inl e ,,si, e anti-1r,.1'_ 1 Jl,sia campaign." " Th i s a I l l h e III o ,. e , , . e p 1· c I, e ,i s i b I c - s a i d I h e p r o I e s t - beca11s e ii is h11rli11g Chinese citize,is in /nd'onesia . Sut,t,osedl.,· _......, s lymleing govern 4- efforts to "calm do w n an I i - C Iii n es e s en Ii m en t " Jl, n th e wake of th a t a tie m /J t e d Comm1,nist coup of Nineteen Sixty-Fi ve . Meanwliile, a major re!lhu.ffle of the Indonesian army high command ~ a s announced today in Jakarta. The move including transfer of both lhe chief of staff and commanding o/ficer of the Jakarta garrison -- once fiercel} ' k(J"M" loyal to ex-President Sukarno. This seen as a major show of strength - on the fJarl of acting President Sul,arlo. MO COW This n ex t -- from Mo sc ow. Another Ru slan blast today -- at Brit ish secret agent Double-Oh-Seven; prompted by news that Jame s Bon d -- will soon be bac k in action . As you no oubt know -- James Bond was temporarily sidelined : by the dea .th of his creator -- the late Ian Fleming. But another British author -- Kingsley : , 11s - - rP-,. ~ :itly signed with Fleming' heirs to turn out a new ~ond series. ~ tt ~~1--~ - ~ . /~/ ~~~t~~ -- 1etl a.-. · ah Md ~al». , c ~ ' A n d ~ ~ t h a t Do~ble-Oh-Seven 1s always thwarting the Kremlin,-- a1a11, le .... 111!. Instead, Moscow charging that James Bond ls "a profeesional murderer -- a man with the humor of a hangman -- a merciless Don Juan -- and an expert on golf and wines." Horrors! As for author Amis -- he was once a promising writer -- says Moscow. Adding, however, that as the "new su~er of the poisonous pulp literature" of Double-Oh-Seven -- Amis ~~ "from now on will on)y b ~ Number Double-Oh-Two . " All of wh ic h apparent.ly means that as Number Two -- Amis will just have to try harder to please the Russ lans J ~----~~ c{, . 4 - .Y- "" - 'rr~ .