. T . FIS OC T O B ER J , 1 b 'J GOO ING EVERYBODY : T h N o b e l eace P r1 p or Nine tee n ixty-Five was awarde d t o a to -- t e Un t Nations C tldren's Fund : commonly k nown as UNIC EF. Tis by v ote o f the Norwegian National s e mbl y -- at Oslo. UNICEF cite for twenty ye ars of wor k -- among ~ s t1tute children: f or trtvtng to help ac !eve a world n w h trh a new generation might grow up ' ree o f fear and h un er. This by the way is the second U.N. organ! ation to ~n the covet ed Pe ce Pri e -- in its -- the U.N. 1 s co mparatively brief existence. The Unite d Nations High o mml ton fo R ee · wa s imllarly honore d in inete e n F11't 'our. VI TN kc el m ent tat lee o . U. S . p ial Fo r ce n V e m was enti ie to ay au r esh re iment o re ular o rth ietna m ese m t oo ps. T h e newly arrived T 1 ty - econ Re ment e c ribed a s the backbone of a bi g o mmuni t orce. t ha t ambushed a government rel1e column at least t h r ee time s during the wee k end -- in f !erce figh ting around Ple1 Me. This it is belie v ed is the first additional North Vietnamese army unit assigned to the war, since the start of th eU.S. military build-up --in Viet Nam. A lso fro m Plei Me comes a dispatch to da telling of a new Communist tactic. Red machine- unners t h ere -- said to have been chained to their weapons. Purpose -- to keep t h em f ig h ting to the end. PRESDEl'l' Proa tbe Texa1 White Rowse -- a reJection toda7. or that propoaal bJ Senator Fulbright -- that the united state■ call another halt to the b011bing or lorth Viet••• we did it once before -- to no anil -- eaid ~~ Pl'llidential Prell secretar1 Bill 110,er•-• • acldtd that tblre " - I\ baa been nothing 1ince to indicate that anotblr ce11ation ot alr 1trllm1 - "would change an,one•1 ■ind anpblre el■••" IIIIIDi Senator Edward Kennedy or J1a11achuaett1 -- one ot the latest in a parade or Congreee1onal VIP'aJ ~ Y1e1t Viet lu -- in recent ••kl. And there today -- he Mele thl ■11take ot uking an Allerican aid ott1c1al -- juat mat h11 bigge1t proble■ na. An■•r -- tr011 tbl Senator•a out1poken bolt -- u tollon:-"117 •1n proble■" -- 1ald bl -- 11 tbl uoant ot tllll I haft to ••t• w1tb Y1■ 1t1ng VIP'•·" C. P E no O n ~O l t ht h n o.-1 \• a . app ne at Ca K nn y o. 1 a e chase" of the G e mint- i be b he lur o !' tar et ro e e t. Muc h to t h e rson 1 ., o n -- o stron uts : al l Sc . lrra and Tom The aubl e ou nt- own -- perfect -- as it ha to be. i h to b l t-o f 'f' -- fo r the Agena tux target rocket. The . na t he n ·oaring skyward -- in what appeared to be a perf c launch; only to explode stx minutes later -- and all s lently into the South Atlantic. The U.S. tracking station at Carnaveron, Australia, in ic in loss o adio contact -- with the · ords , "no . n o "whic o course summed up -- the way that ' · e yone 1 t. Fo a t on aut v ch lrra a n d Sta ffo rd -- waiting patiently o t k u t he chase -- it wa all over. The Gemini-Si . t h b01m b ~ !lure beyon d t he r control. Then the AF. -- m ir o p d -- u t 1 n xt r . n ' 1 . o t m he 1 b pee - u in p lan s -- f or h G e mini- e ven. T hat to be a Our e n- c' o ' n uranc e -- or · inall e f or mber h . • t ' acilities r12nne d or the Gemini-Six no ad an w tln -- Gemini-Seven could come as early a 1 te ve mb er . In any e, pa e officials continue to maintain -- that no one ra lure can a _ fect the overall target of Project Gemini and . ro ect Apollo. That tar et remains -- a man on the moon -- by Nineteen Sevent . r m Minist e Harol d Wilson arri e d in Salisbury 0 -- fo r h l n 1 confrontation with Premier Ian mit ' , on t he p o te n tiall ~xplosi e is s ue -- of Rhodesian in epen nee. ~ e . n h 11e, a report come from Mos c ow that Russia for one 11 refu e t or co nt ~ e any unilateral declaration of independence by Rhodesia . Ru ssia charging that such a eclaration -- would pa e the way to convert Rho desia into a ra 1st state, patterned -- said the Soviets -- after that in So uth Africa. COUICIL At the Vatican -- a tac1-1av1ng victory today -- ror trad1t1onaliata and con1ervative1 in the lcuaentcal council. ~ -ft_g ,lontained in 1 tinal wording,.,, ot a church declaration on religiOWI liberty. Thi pr1nc1!pal the• or. tbe doc1111nt -- re•lnl tbt ,... • ftla~no one MJ be forced to bllieft agaln1t 111!1 conactence -- nor prevented by force troa wor1b1pplng accor41ng to hie own beilet1. ~ ~ 1 t 1 o n , bolfl~r, 1n deference to tbl ~ .;;,. ~ con1ervati" bl:oc 1 t 1tat . . nt 1tre1■11t1 • aor~ obl:1pt1an ot all •n -- to recognize cat.bolfcl• •• tbl one tr111 religion. one ot the fringe benet1ts or •■blrahip in tbl Ku Klux Klan -- di■cloaed today before the Bo\lle Un-Allerfcan Activities C011111ttee. By Richard Conatant1neau -- a gun dealer tr011 Wil■lngton, lorth Carolina. conatant1naau reporting that llhln he•• a Klan •■ber for thre• ■ontba 1n.11neteen Sixty-,Our -- b11 1ale1 ot tfrear■a 1bo•d a heavy 1ncreue • Be added, bollliver, that be • • soon torced to quit tbl Klan. J ,,,,,,.. " Vby? B1ca111e -- ■aid hi -- b1I wlte • • on tbl " • ot "'9rvoue breakdown; .And he tound b1-lelt -- 111glecttng bl■ other bua1M1a. JUSTICB POLLOV KLAN In Montgoaery, llabaa -- a charge today by the Justice Departaent) !ti tbi::etlftl that 1egroe1 have been deliberately excluded tr011 Jury service -- in I:blffldea countJ, _ / •r•~ Alabaaai ,.llfwre two white •n , . . , "'"» acquitted 1n recent •eeke -- in the slaying of M c1Y1f 1ght1 worker■ • ...-,(4_. The Juat1ce Depart•nt~d•llanding a tederal . c01ll't order -- to prevent the turtber use ot Jury liat ■ c011p1l•d under thl present 1y1te■• .nu■ a ban on any tora ot racial bia1 . J tl1111111MtS• -- in the tuture 1e11ct1on ot Juror,. l one-t,_ rebel ltrongbold 1n clOlllltOllll Santo Doll1np -- - occupied today bJ ,_. tlttNn hundred •n of lbl Inter-Alilrlcan peace-keeping torce. !bl troop aow•nl ,. . . ,_. p1r1oaallJ -- bJ Pro•111onal PN11dlnt llotor Garc1a~oclOJ. J Moa.ue ot repeated 1nlper attaclal on Dolllnlcan troopa -- '/ or1g1nallJ 1tatlon1d 1n tbl area. ,~ lnotlwr boatload ot Cuban Nflap11 -- Ul'199d , . . , at 111 veat. The tlr1t to bran tbl 1t0N-1•pt Jlorlda 1tralt1 -- ln the lut two daJ•. lt.ftlla radio reportlng tbat anotbar two hundred lull boat■ -- U1 loaded and NldJ to 10. va1t1ag onl1 -- tor * ••u to 1ub11dl. LEO p wa n ame ·in o m a nage n m e a n d ti tles an such -- Leo Duro cher to day o ' t e C icago Cub -- \ · 11t h a co ntrac t to co 1 er· th e next three year.:, . His t 1 t le, however, not manager -- but t eam leader. Under an organi . ational policy o r. nat e a ew y ars back -- by Cubs otmer h111p K. 1 r1gle y. Durocher, ne ve ... h teless, assured of "complete authority." ~'rlgley s tating that "1t doesn I t make any difference what title a tea m le a er h a s -- as long as he has the ability to ta e charge." Duro h e r 1s a take-charge guy" -- said Ph il rl lcy -- an no doubt about 1t. T h e Cubs today welcomi ng t e 1r new boss Leo-the-Lip. And we are welcoming your return , W rren. Vhat•a in a nue? 1111, cona1der tbt cu• ot one Danile Jlacllillan -- ot Auckland,•• zea1am,~rentlJ on tl'lal along with b11 brotblr -- 1n a tort1-t1tree tbouland dollu bold-up. . . bigpet bank robberJ -- 1n all • • zealand blatorJ. ) Bil own IIUII -- Dulle lllclllllan -- . too Wll lmOID, dicicled tbe dltelidant. So bl dlcldad to ...... it -- lepllJ • Dllnil• llacll1llan to be lmDln blDOltortb u -- i.oaatua fraJU GlON0UI &ureolu l'bilotua &uguata COlll0p011tua.-~A-fti4-t-~