CHURCHILL DOWNS ------- - ---------- - Scandal at Ch11rchill Downs. For tl,e first time i" ninety - four y ear s - a Kent u ck y Derby w inner 1,a s been stripped of his crow,r. Stewards today disqMalifyi,ag Dancer's Image - on the basis of post-race testsr showing llae laorse had received a drug called "plaeaylbutaaoJte - or a derivative thereof." Tlais said to be a pain-killer rather lha,a a stifftularat. Daacer'• ttmapa•x•x•• lfftage - as you kaow - haviflg a record of /n1st leg difficttlties. ~ ~ Seco•d place fiaislaer Forward Pass - tlu•• decl•r•~ - - - tlae official Derby wi••er • .,Also t,iclli•g •P first t,ri•• • of a huadred a•d twe,aty-five thousa•d bNcks. ,, , ... Fraacie's Hat 'movh1g ut, to seco,ad - TV Co,,uaercial" ___ __.... - - to third. As far as tlae bettors are co,acer,aed tlaoNgla - tough luck. TIie stewards assertiag tllat "1u1der tlae rules of raci•g - Ille wagering o,a said race is i,r no way affected." ~ 4 « f ~ ~ " r TIie streets of~Saigon - cene today of Ille biggest battle of the Viet Cong's spring offeflsive. U. S.afld S011th Vielflamese forces - tailing Oft a full battaUo,a ~~ of elite Red troops. ,,('orchag thousands of ref11gees to flee i,e pa,aic - under a hail of maclaifte gufl, rocltet ""' mortar fire. Before it 111as over - about a lauJ1dred civiUa,aa a,ere caugllt in Ille cross fire. At least 11110 llu,adred ~ ~ laouses •~•• levelled i,ato rubbl~,< h Ille e,ad itNP J t > Ille allied troops roa,t~ Ille e,aeney. First report• - indicat-l.,, more Illa" INJo ~u,adred Viel Co,ag dead. A,a A•erica,a officer ob,ervi,ag: "Tllat pretty .,ell •ii>•• . oat If 11&1/i'battalio,a." A WASHINGTON FOLLOW SAIGON -------- - ------ - -- - ---------- Wliile lhe battle rages in Vielnam - the q · ueslto,as persist here al home. --s:Jh:k.......-.. l!..ow were lhe Viel Co,ag able lo mou,at another major attack - so soo,a after llial disastrous Tel o f f e n s i v e . - ~ M S ~ . ~ a•swer/'1ifv • • ~ ---e::-AI f/ S i•lellige•ce re/lorl• I released t o d a . 1 1 ! A ';" i11/illralio11 of Co••••i•I Ir oops i" to Sou t II Vie t n a m tllf •ow r • • • · ..., a I ii s laighest level of the war. An e t timaled thirty-five v~~ thousand iflfillralors Jw UH - since ...._ Preside•l~orilered a partial bo•6i•g liall over Nortli Viehaa•. Di/llo•alic soMrces i,e Par·is addi•g lod•y - llaal Ha•oi Ila• •o ifllenlio• of scali•g dow• ii• f•l•r• •ilil•ry pre li,,. i •a r y I a Ills do activity; even if J 2 JtllJllead lo a --total ll•ll i• U.S. 6ombi,eg of Ille Norlll. MOSCOW PRAGUE For weeks n . ow - Czechoslovakia's newl freed A press has abounded with rumors;:: 1qj,«1 Uq:.. that Soviet agent s we re so m e how in vol v e d A,<f in t he a p /II re ,at s "i c id e of Czech Foreign Minister Jan Masaryk back i,a Ni,aelee,a Forty-Eight. All of which- has finally 1--••~•i• forced the Kremlin to lake official notice. Tlte Soviet Ne•• Age,.cy Tass charging today ''tl,at tltese reports are lies fro• begiru,INg to eNd. "1- effort by "t•e ••••I•• of Socialist Caecltoslovaltia" said Tass - "to stir •P a,ali-Soviet feeli,ag a•o,.g u,astable people." At tlee same lime - ht PragMe - a• official Caecla ••"'spaper ad•itted today - Ille •e"' Caecll gover••••t is llavi•g ,t political a•d eco11o•ic troMbles "'''" R•ssia. As for reports tho•gh tllal Moscow naigllt send troops i,eto Caeclloslovakia - that - said the newspaper - is "u,abelievable." WHITE HOUSE At the White House - another bill-signing ceremo,ey today. Pre s id e n t Joh n s on en a c ting f,. to la ,v - a ,,. ea 1s u re re•oving the six percent interest ceili,eg o,a V A a,ad F H A loans. Also taking the opportu•ity - to •alte a•other pitcla for his still-pe,adi•g tax i•crease. The Preside•t asserti•g(,l,•I "o~ - r••t,o,af1&te ffstal pom, - ca• , , tver.L-lul4t her tf"II. t' • • , fli dlifitr )that if Co•gre ss fails to raise i,eco• e lase• - •ortgage interest rates could •oom as laigla as le• perce•t. Meaa11Jlaile, laouse a•d se,aate ,aegotialors 11Jere meeti,eg across toa,,e - tryi•g to la• •er o•I a fi•al tax pa cllage. MONTGOMERY ------------ TIie nation.As only woma,a Governor - dead today <4~~~~- in Mo,clgomery, Alabamal\. Mrs. Lurlee11 Wallace - vicli• of a three-year bout with ca11cer. Her leusba•d a•d her four children - al her•••* bedside wlee• ••e d i e d . ~ ~ n l y forly-o,ce. Mrs. Wallace immediately sacceeded by ••r Lieulena•t Gover,cor -- lllirty-nine year old Alberl Brewer. Tlaougla a close frie•d of tlae Wallac•• - Br•••r SELMA FOLLOW MONTGOMERY ------------------- - -------- IN deference of Mrs. Wallace's deatll - abo"t two hundred and fifty negroes observed a mo,,.e,at of sile,ece today ;,. Selma, Alabama. Tlaese - ,,.e,,.bers of tlle "Poor people's march" oft WaslliNgtoN. Later lrave1'•6 ~ on to the mf,ai,tg capital - to proceed .,illa a Pl••••" rally. (i'le R . everend J,lt A bertta t lty "We slsare Mrs. Wallace's 0 n u m o u n ta ins id e near Bo m '),, y Fall s , We s t Virginia -- rescue workers todny attacked a five hundred foot wall of earth and coal> ffyi,eg to drill an escape shaft - for hventy-fiv , e men trapped deep i••ide ~~~ a slopi,ag coal mine. Three Scuba divers - also A••• wt 11 to a id i ,a the res cue. ef/:9,ld= At least Ji.fleer, of the miners - known to be ollue. A,rd /or tlaem - rescue could come as early as Tlu,r•day. B,,t for le,e otlaers - who have Ir•• not been laeard fro• si,ace tlaeir entombment - hope is fading.,.,, INDIANA -------- /)_ -f_... ~ k. CML r. India,a'!, A primary day ti /a a I d, a a-tu1 ,,.. w-:ti • sit •• 'A.:Jfhe Presidential aspiratio,as of Se,aators McCartlay and Kennedy - hanging in the bala,ace. For lalesl results - slay tuned to tlais CBS station. FAIRBANKS_ From time immemorial - young me,a with bear"'lt,. have ~ ~ ~ .,it .-..1\.f ~ . we, A),.&.....,'? been a common sight in Alaslla. But •ow - so•el•i•I . /l •ew laas bee" added. Reports from Fairba,aks lelli ■ g today of a sa,dde,r i,rvasio• of yo,oeg ntefl - - •illi be11rtla, b.£11s and b ~ s . H"ndreds of hippies - flocki ■g lo i•e nortlaer,e•ost •elropolis of ll1e Ufliled Stales, ••• •••r ~ le I ■, a "•11,e-i"" -- ht llte lafld of Ille Mitlfligltl S ■•• day of ll1e year. ••xi Th . e hi/I/lie• •aid lo be /llaNfli•• 1< ,, a dra•atic de•o••lraliOfl of flo111er po111er -- ll•riwg daylight ho•r• tllat 111111 laal a f•ll l•••ly-fo•r Ito•.-•• In the ,,. ea ■ H•e ll•u•glt - AlasltaNB ar• l•lli•• Ill• f lo.,11r 1>11oflle lo dr11•• .,ar•. Or, Alaalra 611iag A ~ ,,,.~,,:; , - eNd .,. • 11/t , - froal•d ,..,.,.~ HOUSTON At Houston, Texas - a third h11ma• laeart n,■ 11 ■'7rill transplant today - third in Jive days. Dr. Deato• ~~ Cooley - agaht 6ar heading the s•rgical tea•. ~•••f•rr•• the heart of a tlairt, , -l1110 year old aa1a11lt vlcll• - l•lo , tire chest of a sixty-two year old •••t Texas 1r-,, co•dilio•.