RED CHJ A t i ~ THE O'IIET l'~IO~ SERVED WITH OFFICIAL NOTICE TODAY - TO EX · RCISE EXTREME CA TION ON ITS FIVE THOUSAND MILE FRONTIER WITH RED HINA. RADIO PE KIN G WAR ING THAT THE CHINESE ARMY WILL "CRUSH" A NYO 'E - WHO TRIEE ro " C ARRY our Sl,30TAGE ACTIVITIES~ ALONG THE SINO-SOVIF.T ORDER. W?ul.. . AT THE SAME T IME - RADIO PE KING/\ A G ING PEASANTS IN BORDER AREAS - TO TAKE "A GUN IN ONE HAND AND A SPADE IN THE OTHER:" THE •Km BETTER TO INSUBE CONTINUED SU:CEES - OF c · AIRMAN MAO• S S O-C ALL ED "CULTURAL R EV'OL TI ON • " VI .TNAM In \ 1 1 etno.m (;per-at tun H lo G randc w-1s reported draw tng :o a close tojay. W 1th U.S . . Mal' lneo t. lgi1ten1ng tne noose; -- on l~:.:t remn Hnts n~· a once el.lte force of Communist No ... t .. Vie n~•me e. Tn•: latest toll o:' •~nemy dead is put at so:ne ~-:o Hun,:reri and :'tfty men ln ~ne last twenty four Tot.he North -- another major U.S. 3 ,1 ccess. Wlth Amert an 'ighter bomb 1 ers :spotting a big truci< convoy rolling ~; outh with vital .supplies bound f' or t r e Viet Cong. 0~ the total hundred :and twenty-seven v ehtcles 1n the convoy -- a h unilred and s 1.x dama . ed or destroyed. On still another front -- author Bernard Fall kilted tonay while a:ccompanytng U.S. Marines on a mission near Hue. Fall who 1 as been charply crttlcal o f U .S. policy in Vietnam · -- the victim . ironically, or a Viet Cong booby trap. VALLEY fo'ORGE FOLLOW VIET NA M HE R E A'r ;i OY. F: - T H E FREEDOM' S POUNDATlON Di>CI TODAY F R E SE N .E D I rs H I GH EST A W AR D POSTHUMO l 'SLY - TO A YOUNG SOLDIER WHO IE D I N VIET N AM. RIVATE HIRAM TRlCKLAND OF GRAHAM, N O P.rH CA R OLINA -HONORED IN «DJllJIU CEREMONIES AT VALLEY FORGE, PEN'. SYLVA! l A - AR -#--B Er. A US E OF A LEl'TERi \/ROTE H OME • SHOR rLY 9E ORE HI S DEATH. THE LETTER - STRAN ELY PROPHETIC IN THAT PRIVATE STRICKLAND ANTIC! ATED H IS DEATH - tell\ng HIS MOTHER: "DON'T MO RN ME FOR I DIED A SOLDIER OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - A HAPPY" TO BE "FIGHTIN MY COUNTRY'S ENElfMIES." AS A RESULT - PRIVATE STRICKLAND RECEIVING THE FO DATION'S GEORGE WASHINGTON AWARD.,t~ AND OFFICIAL CITATIO . N -{ PRAISING HIS "SACRIFICIAL GIFT OF LIFE-THAT OTHERS MIGHT LIVE IN FREEDOM. II Director R ic! 1 ar<i P e lm ., 0 1 ' t 1 e U ~ c t 1 1 ~ • • v . en ra Intelligence Arency was call ed to task today b~ a enate commttt 0 e; sonv~nea to co nsider CIA in ol · ement in American education -- and other non-government, area . The s ession -- sec ret . However, Helms was later qu oted as sqyi ng t11e CIA will soon se v er financial connection&. "with a grea t number of organization s.'' Be that as i t m· y -- a "'urther word comes f rom committee chartman Rj(ch a rd Russell; stoutly denying that ~ = ' either t e CIA or American Academic freedom had been 11 " t t It's all greately ·amaged by t 1e curren con oversy. 'Just a lot of h og w c1 sh" -- said Senator Russell. l EOH If 1 tl~ ·.ccuJe<'l -- at L:;sue toda;r ln l~urin . Illinois; wlth the t' iltng ot· a a utt -- by the Chlcaco Trlbun e, cnallenring the constttutionnllt.Y of' ttght pre :s restrictions -- at the trtal of accused mass killer Richard Speck; and 'e mand tng that trtal J1dge Pasc hen be summoned before the St~te "upreme Court on thls. SAN ANTONIO T H E CITY OF SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS::. TODAY DECLARED THE CLEANEST MOST BEAUTIFUL CITY IN AMERHlA. TOPS AMONG TWENTY-FOUR FI 1 ALIS1'S IN A GOVERNMENT SPOHSOR!::D URBAN BF.A''TIPICATION CONTEST. CITY OFFICIALS REC~IVING A TROPHY SYMBOLIC OF THE H O ~ OR ::. IN CEREMONIES AT WASHINGTON. AGllIC LTUHAL SECRETARY ORVILLE FREEMAN - MAKING THE OFFI C IAL PRESENTATIDN. THE WORK OF BEAU ' rIFYING CI TIES - "AS IMPORTANT TO PUBLIC MORALE - AS IT IS AF.sTHETIC •" SAID HE. POW~LL Elseww1r>e 1n Washtngton -- a muve t,,o re s eat Harl em Con,gre:; man A lam Cl ·1yton Powell wa.; spproved unan tmo u::; ly today by Hou.;e Republlcan3. Tne plan calling for neadm1ss1on of Powell -- a Democrat -- under sttll censure· ' ... ollo·,·ed by derluc.:t ion3 rom his future pay checks -- to pay b ... 1ck 3ome of thn House funds he allegedly misused tn the past. Committee member Clau d e Pepper of Florida -- a Uemocrat -- refusing for one to join the rest of the panel; say tng that he · . ..zlll hold out .:'or unconditional seating of o well -- an,l then lea a drive to expel him rom Congress . Satd Pepper: "There has been no ln·tance tn htstory -- where there has been such shocking conduct offlcially a" :.as been prn1..:tlce· by Adam Clayton Powell." HALIFAX FOLLOW SHANNON A tragic accident today at the mouth of Halifax Harbor -- off t h e coast of Nova Scotia. The fishing trawler Cape Bonnie ret , urning to port with a full catch -- when it was overwhelmed by high seas near Woody Island. or eighteen crewmen aboard ship -- all were feared lost. Go•1Pr11or Bomnt"?,Y of' ~.le l gan - - '>tl tour toEiny lr1 Irlaho, e put tt ; ''an o.f'ertng' ' tnat will "reJhape America aster than i•'ed~ral programs ever wlll. 11 The Romney '' t 1 the o ,. t 1 me., - - to cons ls t of' four . ours of · olunteer ·, ork every week. Governor Romney addi ng that t!'lus .\merica can become once again -- "a nation o l' the 1 II people . ~or the people and by the peop e. :>EfROI l DET~OIT - A BID ~ ODAY dY AMERICAN MOTons - TO REe1/, 1 ITS PO T1'ION AS KlN OF THE COMPACT :A..q FIELD IN THE FACF. OF S TEADILY DECLINTN SALES - A M C ANNO NCING PRICE CUTS OF UP ro TWO H NORED A D THIRTY FOUR DOLLARS - IN ITS LOWEST P RICE RAM BL E R AMERICAN SERIES. ACCORDING TO COMPANX ~Ill CHAIRMAN ROY CHAPIN - THE MOVE MADE POSSIBLE BY A DEX:ISION TO ELIMINATE A . NUAL CHANGES IN MODElfESIGN. Ir'.:l:inrJ. T 1":! k l n, l of' -~ tory - - t t t ~ t1r, c vo:J a ~, llot H~ro of t.:~ Lal~ -- Yrencn flle,.. fterrP. Dtll: capt.atn of a t,,-,111 enp:lne cnarte?' plan e. 1 terre enroute to Shannon on a trans -ntlant,lc flight w.en one o r h t~ two engln3J Judden~ r a l led nearly a t ousand mile -> ·rom the ne3res t land. A Britt3h rescue lane -- 4uickl responding to Dill's f' rantlc S.O. ·. Following the plane down -- down -- down to w ~ at appearad to be almost eertatn death. And then -- well, let's let pilot Lucky Pierre tell lt. ''r wa almost on top of the waves -- Ju3t about to d itch" - - he later reported - - ; 'when the engines sputtered back to 11 fe" carrying the planeto safety -- · wt th no more trouble at all -- a ''miracle" indeed _.:; said Lucky iiteree. And whHt do you say, Warren? CHIC AG Up here !n Quebec at ~t. T!'emblnnt where there is so much new powder snow l t 1 3 hard to imagine there ro . re ., 0 mo~ who have never s ee n · now, never shoveled it, ne ve r got s tuck tr it. never had the thrill of skllng down mountatns covere wlth lt --but who do think of the white stu~r as s ometh i ng rare an wonderful. One such -- thirteen-year-old, Terr! Hodson of Fort Meyers Beach, Florida , read about all that snow that recently fell on Chicago. Terri dreamed about it being 11 so nice and so f t and flui'fy 11 - - those are her own words. So Terri wrote a letter to the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railroad -- asking for some. No sooner s&ld than done. Railro ad President Quinn requls 1 t toning a re ·"rlgerat o r railroa d car to be filled with tons of "ntce sort fluf':fly snow" for del!.very to Fort Meyers beach by the end of the week. Come on up to Canada, to Mt. Teemblant, · Terr! -- an d solong untt& tomorrow.