.. VIETNAM -------- On the V iet,,am w ar front - a temt,orar y lull today ; ,c, itlt tlee Allies , at least, attemt,t inl{ to observe a Saigo11- , .{. l , , ~· -.........:. - · h · ' l J l .. l'roc laim ed c ease -fire - in deference to . Buddlla '• birthday. ' However, the Co,nm11nist side noting tlrat tlli• is also tll• birth date - of the late Ho Chi Minh. Accordi11gly, Htutoi calling for stepped-up attacks - Buddlla or ,ao. lrt a,ay eve,at - ,,,e figltli11g i,r Ca,nbod/t~,.ti,u,ir,g ••i,eterrupted ; wi ti, Ille va,eg,,ard of a Sou ti, Viel11a,,.••• force - driviflg all tlae way to Talleo 1 ..,._ a provirtcial ~ catHtal - thirty-Jive miles i,eside Ca · •&odia. Amarkirtg tlae fir 4lliea 4eepes I peaeH : alior, lo dale - also, eaairtlf r•t>orte4 Com ,na,,eis t pressure ir, .air • urro101tlh1g areas . fJJITAGON-KEY _BISCAYNE Here at home, lhe Pentagon conceded today that American troops - acting as advisers - ,na.v ha v e accompanied South Vietnamese for · ces on raids inside Laos. However, the Florida White House stressed tl,at t1,ete llas been - "no change in our ac · tivities ilf Laos;" addiag tlaat , tlrere are at present - no U.S .. g,ound forces In Laos. 'l'lle Preside,at ltimself later flying back to Wasllingtoa - •llere Ire •ill llold a Cabi,aet meeting tomorro• moral•g; llis first - i,a ,a early lh ree weeks. PINCH ------ Meanwhile, Secretary of Health, Educatio11 and Welfare Robert Finch - was forced to c a n c e l ~ sclledi,led meeting with H. E.W. workers. The Secretary coming down with a numbness in his left arm - wllereut,011 he was llost>italized for a series of tests. In t,ret>ared ~'<.. di,;/ remarks tlaorcglr - J!'i,ecl, assert-. tllat tlli• Admir1istratio11 . A is "committed uneqMivocally" - to strict er,forcer,ae,at of Federal desegregatio,i laws. 5 r PR E , \f E C O ~· R 1 ------------- ti , < 1 s r ii " o a .1 a t ; h c S u p 1· c ,., c C o u ,. 1 • to a' u ; u P h o l d, r; g I h n g h I of 11 o n < ' 11 1(, < q u a l p D ·' 11 i I h m en - 11 h e n t b e ., · b o t h h o l d 1 d c n t i c a i _; o b s • - - The H ig h Co11rt als o l' . .. --- . -. ~ - - 1 e t ~ ton d a c e a s c a"' d J . . ~ - f i rs f o j its k i ,i d - a g" i ,u t ~ a j a C t Or) ' ref u Si '1 ~ t O CO m f> l ~- 1' ' it h r 11 l' ll Fl d Cr a 1 c 1 CO ,z O i r regswlatior,. In a tlrrrd case. tee Co11rt r111iftg tllat f>ress ■ se - - of tire term ''blac~"'"il ., - ;,, tlte lreat of a 1'olitic.al co■ test - does not, i• aad of itself , co•stit•te lillel. GOLAN HEIGHTS --------------- 1-t~u ---~ K-4 I II I It c M i d d I e Ea s t - Is r a e I i J e Is ,/ I h 11 ,r de r ~ t o th e attack loda, agai,ist Arab Positions in Jordan . ..A-Hempting ) to silence A1•ab artillery - accused of pou11ding Israeli positions in the occupied Golan Heights. In the process though - the Israelis - ref>ortedly anti-ai,,.c,,.aft fire . ls,,.aeli Jets were also in action tud-,~ along Ille Suez Canal; attacking Egyptian positions in the Cent,,.al Sector of the Canal Zone - following an exchange of artillery. -w- Egyptian jets attempting to respond in kind)- ,we are tbld - ._, ,,.., we,,.e quickly driven off. .. CAIRO FOLLOW GOLAN HEIGHTS --------- . ------ A re la t e d i t e ,n : Cairo res fJ on ding toda y to Is re e li cltarges - tha I Egypt is fast bee om ing a Com mu,ais t satellite. Calli,ag tire allegation s - "utter nonsense ; " first. because Nasser is a dedicated socialist - said Cairo ; arad secoNd, beca••• of Egypt's deep-rooted faille i• Islam - as ot,t,osed to CommuNist atheism. Egypt addi,ag tie.at "tire Soviet U•io,a is simply a good frie,id - lrelpi,ig us in our time of •eed." WARSAW ------ A meeting between U.S. an.d Red Chinese ambassadors - set for Wednesday in Warsaw - suddeNly canceled today by Peking. Tlris - according to an announcement from tlte U . s. State Department; with the as reason for the cancellation - CltiNese , · eportedly giviNg tit~ u. s. m i l i t a r ~ ~ ,,. Cambodia. 80111ever, a State Det,artment st,ollesma,e adds tlaa t Pe lling has left the door opc,a for a,eo tll er c o,etac t - perlt•t>• i,e "several weeks." - LONDON ------- Overseas again - the die was cast today in London. British Prime Minister Harold Wilso1t calling on Queen Elizabeth at Bucliingham Palace - formally advising the Queen to dissolve Parliament as of next week; later callirtg for a ge,reral election - to be lield June Eiglltee,itlt. O,r tire s tre,agtlr of recent public opi,rion polls - Wilso,a llof>lrtg to obtai,r a new five-year mandate to laead tlae Britlala government. Observers agreeing he probably :::: a "'"' win a comfortable tltough reduced •aJority - in tlle next Parllame,at. - STANFOhD --- · ------- For the world's second longest sur v iving hear/ Ir ans/) la n t I' a Ii e n I - I he end. •I l u 1 , . Ro be rt McKee f)assing away at the Stanford Utii v ersity Medical Center - where lae first received his new heart nearly tw , o years ago. Duri,ag the i11terim, estate agent - once and tlle11 - a sudden fifty -two. ' McKee resuming his work as a real agai• laking up golf fi•lcl•g, swintnti•g; relapse . .auhtl • • • ~ ; -mu, J,acidentally, tlle world's lo,age!J._ livi,ag heart ~ tra,ast,la11t patient - Jallre-1 ty •w• -•• ~ Lewis Russel; .,,.o received 1,is new laeart - at tl,,e Medical College of Virgi,aia - just a week before McKee. Al last re#)orl - still goi11g s tro,sg. CHICAGO -------- hr the current issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association - a discussion toda y of a newly- recogn . ized medical disorder; one that's satd to ha v e reaclted ef>idemic t>rof>orlions - namely , homosex11ality. Dr . Cl,arles Socarides estimath1g the n11mber of U.S. s11fferers - at t>erltar,s as ma11y as four millio11 ; wlricla ma•e• ii •ore r,re alent - says lie - tlran a11y of tl1e natio11's fo•r major ill11e••es - hrcl•tli,ig eve• lteart disease. Dr. Socaritle• insist•, what'• more, tliat or legt1l 1>roblem. Addh1g tltat ii ea" be c11red - by t>sJcltotlterar,y . Fu,,. titer ret>•dia ting tlr e ttlea - as e x-1> re•• e 111itlr i,rcreasi,rg freque,,cy of late - that lromo•ex••lit) ' s Ir o u l d b e a cc et, t e d a s m e re l y a" o t It er fa c e t of o" r di v e rs e Not so - says Dr. Socarides. In effect, echoi11g tire 1e1ords of the original Socrates - ac'ho once said : "J, ' alse 1110 rd s a re n O t O nly e t· ; I ; n t Jr. e ,n s el r · es - b" t t It e y i Jtf e c t soul with et · il. " - BOT SPRINGS ---------- Chairman .-1.rthur Burns of the Federal Reserve Board - 4 guest speaker toda y at a meeting of the America,e Bankers Assoc ia tio,e - Hot Springs, Virginia. Tire re suggestir,g tire possible adoption of a modest "i,ecomes policy'' - as Ire put it - to control the spiralir,g cost of living. Bi,r,es defi,eir,g his "ir,comes policy" - as a scaled-do,o,a version of tl1e wage a,,.tl Price g•ideli,ee• • el AL a. dd,,,...v by Ille Ke•,aedy a11d Jola11so11 Admi•istratio,as. ~'(y goverr,meNI mo,a.etary aJ1tl fiscal f>olicy - as praclicetl ;,, tire t,ast - "caar,ol aoo11 slot> i,aflalion" witlro•I riski,aw a serio•• recessio,a.• ...... \ SYDNEY ----- From Sydney, Ai,stralia - another chat,ter today in t ~ r e s of the "Premier-t>layboy of the Western ~ world ; " meani'n.g Canada's daslli11g Pf'ime Minister - Pief're " - Elliott Trudeau - who is currently visit . in.g ifl Australia. Tra,deau discussing affairs of state wttll a ltost of ,uuosme,a .,,,e,. tlae subject tur,.ed uaex1>ectedly to affairs more 1>ersoJ1al i,a 11ature; includi11g Ille Pre•ier's muclt-t>tlliciaed rel a tioJ18 It it, - wit It Am erica,a ·fil"' star Baf'bra Str•i•a11d. A,ul tlte,c - a ret>orter aski,cg Mo,csieur Tf'udeau : "Is it trae tltat you ltave a dqte laere tonigllt?" JI/Jes ~ a mome,.t'• ••~~.f;.,hj.;_.,t,> •"•••rl•ll: • - A. .... , "Yes • a 11 d slae 's lf1t1iti11g /of' me "0111." A,ad 111illl tllat - "e ~~- - I t . I I =- nf••J ,:j1Ua. 7 Ct:,, toas out tle door,•T••• , J - -- ,, ,.. ..... SPACE ---- Turning to the space front - Neil ., \rmstrong moves 111> a,ed out. The first man to set foot on the moo,e - taking a ,aew job•t•"•s I Uea, r4- Deputy Associate Admi,aistrator I of AeronaHtics - in the office of Adva,aced Researcli and Tec•nology at U.S. space lteadquarters in Waslll,egto,e. Tl,e ma,a .,1,0 fl•., tie X-Fiftee,a a,ed tlae Geml•I-Blgllt - i,e additlofl to tlle At,ollo-Bleve,. - •••• ,1, leavi,eg tit• a,tro,aaut corr,s. Nell Armst-rortg - at age tllif'ty-,eirte - >l4'W- •• ,,... ,~• searcl of rte• fields to cortquer.