.T. BUICK , ; , 1 9 66 WEDNE D Y.DENVER GOOD EVENI?«l EVERYBODY: In Washington for the first time the State Department today admitted the use of the so-called Defoliation Technique in South Vietnam : techinques applied to some twenty thousand acres of land -- to rob the hard core Viet Cong of protective cover -- also to destroy their sources of food. Thts about one-third-of-one-per cent -- of tot•l land under cultivation in the South. The Washington announcement noting that Co•unist guerillas - ' have rebularly taken advantage of dense areas to set up ambush es against both military and civilian traffic. ' A lso noting that ' in war -- food is as essential ' to the enemy - · a . WPa pons and ammunition. VIETN M U . . spe al for es c amp nea r the Laotian border wa s under fi r c e enemy attack ton1 ht -- about five hundred friendly mountain trib es men an thirteen o f our tough · a , een Berets '' - surroun ed by more than a thousand Viet Cong. A t last report -- the camp still holding out -- with • their supplies running low. In the air war -- American jets today used super- sansltive radar -- to pierce the clouds over Communist Vietnam. Blasting half a dozen targets West of Hanoi - including an ammunition dump, a petroleum storage facility and a military compound. /TED AT/0~ . Al the nil d nlion - a · tat m nl i sued toda.\ in I he nn m of r la1 •y Thant , Ii tin g three conditions he con id t·s e nlial - !o the et enlual attainment of negotiated = fJ ea c e i,, Vie Ina m . Ff,.. I - a,, 11 d Io U. S . b om b; n g of 'lo rt h Vietnam . Second - " ubstanftal reduction of all military activities in South Vietnam - bJ 1 all f)nrties. '' A11d third - a guara,rtee that the Communist Viet Cong - will ha ea seat at any future fJeace talks. A spokes,na,r for U Thant adding only that - "tlle Secretary General is deeply concerned over escalation of the fighting." CRI 1 E A •1 a I I o u I ,,. n l i o n a I u a r on c r i m f> r o fJ o s e d t o d a b J th Preside1il - i,i still anotlier sf)ecia message to Con,rress . Th e program ca lling for a "three /age national slral~gy mo v e agai11 I 1'ime" - beginning with Federal regulation of 11,e ale of mail order guns. FolloNJed by a comprehensive effort, lo imf>ro, e metl,ods of crime pre ention, detectio1t a1td t,rosecution. And lastl y a long raNge follow-tlrrougl, against conditio,as tltat breed lawlessfless . The President asserting that the fear of c rl•• - "mocks tlle life of every America11." This a 11atlo11al disgrace - that "a truly free people ca,r11ot tolerate" - said Ire. INDONESIA Jakarta the scene of a seco,ed straigltt day of violeJ1t demo11stratio11s agai,ast the governme,.t . TlloMsaJ1ds of 0 ,.,,_ Comm1111lst students - stor,,1ing tlte 1'1do•••ia11 ed11catio,a m i 11is try . Wl,ile a seco11d ba,sd of rioters - tried to b11r,a down a bNildt11g llousl11g tit• Commu11tst-New-Clal11a-N••• A,e,,cy, Me•••llile. tllt• from tl,e secret "voice of fr•• 111d,,,.•M •011, G••l•r - and II• da11gltter. Meg•••" - ••o• botla Joi••• tit• a•li-Cofflmu11isl st•de,al gro•P ••o•n •• Ka,,.,. Ka,,., - .,,,,ell ••• - outla•ed by order of SMllar,ao ,.,,,.self - J••I t•• daya ago. DE GAULLE De G11alle we11t out of #tis aoay today - to soothe some r11ffled featlters : those of fellow Nata members who• he attempted to by-pass '" Policy dema11d• direct to Waslei11gto11. De Gaulle as,11rl11g lite Nato Alliance - tlat lie ltas witl11lra•11 for 110111 a dema,ed fo,,. Immediate co,atrol of U.S. alto1etlter tlee Idea of ,eegotiati,ag a co,npro1t1l•e ,,. Ille Nato ••l•I>. Fl•ally 111•1 tit• Fre•cll defl,ellely t11ill •lllldro• fro•, Nato eve11t11ally - but, blt by bit, ratlaer '""""' at 01tce. MONEY Th• curre,rt co,etroversy i,r ecoNomic circles - over 10-colled "tlglll'' moNey as l>Pt,osed to "easy" ,,,o,.ey - •ol•tl today by Pres ide11 t Jol111s 011; at a WI, It• '!ou1e 1 ••arl•g• I• cere,,.o,ey • for Doctor A•dr•• Bri,,.mer; fir•I Negro ever maN." S•ld tit• Pr••ltl••I: "I •st,,cl Ill• lo b• a rlgl,I •011-, GOVERNOR T~e 111>coming race for Governor of Califor 11 ta _ •lllcla 1, as a l re a d y n t h· a c t e d Na ti on a l a tt e II ti on - Is 11 0 ., - c O •Pllcated 0 ,.,., by Mayor Sanz Yort of Los A11geles, 111110 today a•IIOtOICed his fr,te,ition to ruft against Gover,.or Pat Bro.,,, -In tlte »e,,.ocratic primary. The newest ca,rdidale acc••i•g Gov•nttn Tlaougla a life-lo,eg De•ocrat - Yorty is co11•id•r•d a pollllcal Mavericlt. A•o•g ot•er tlai•I'• leavi•g baclt•d Ke,e,aedy. • I . YOUTH The po we r o f _v outh defflo11strated 011ce a g ai,a today _ ;,, a stor y from Ohio State U11iversity at Coltunb••• 0•1o. TIie story of a graduate st11de11t - •lro at11llbor,aly ref•••d to fJ ay a total of te11 r,arlti11g ticltets . II aeems that fi11ally - i• com[Jlete frustration - ca•I'•• police installed•• "e•obiliaer" 011 Ila• •"eel• of••• car, a tlevice deslg,.etl to prevertt t"• gr•tl-al11tle11I• fro• movirtg tl,e car - 1u1HI •• tn1itl •1'· Did it ., orlt? Nol o,. yo•r life. i•naobolial•g Ille e•obllia•r - drivlt1g off •Illa ii! O•ly trouble - tlae yoa,lla "*"'•elf failed to co11lertd tvltll tlte t,o•er of tl,e police. Willi tlte res11lt llaat •• Ila• 110• bee11 cl,arged with grartd larce11y - for alleged tte/1 of police property . PHILIP Brita i11' Prine e Ph ill ii> arrived in Miami today at tire control of his o,vn twin enghte turbo-Jet. Tllere to launch a two week f11nd raising tour - of Ille United States and Canada. TII e Prine e flies to 8011s to,r to"' orroa, - tlle11 011 to Los A,rgeles, Clllcago, New York, Toro11to a11d /l11ally OtaNJa. Tl,e e,rtire trit, - in bellalf of variety clubs l11ter11atlo,ral; ext,ected to raise about a ,nillio11 dollar• for cllildre11's llost,itals tlarougllout Ille world. And - st,eaki11g of a millio11 dollars ... • ' . ESTATE The late Eward Winslow of Berkeley, Massachusetts was a man who llved in a modest cottage, an d earned Just forty dollars a week - as local station agent for the Mew Haven Railroad. His death last month at the age of ninety -- went virtually unnoticed except by friends and relatives. You can imagine then the surprise when it was dis- closed today that Jlr. Winslow left an estate -- valued at Five Million t>ollars. Indeed, first reaction - - 'there must be coae mistake. ' Not so -- said the widow. Mrs. Lena Winslow noting that her husband had " made soae very s rt investments ' -- starting around the turn of the century. In short -- a little money -- that went a long, long way. Would you like to know how he did it -- how he ran that $40 a week up to five million,Warren~ I would! HUNDRED Miss Layona Gle1111 of Atla11ta . Georgia - O,,e-Jltl,rdred Years of age a11d a retired mfsslo11ar y lfJorker - a"ollaer v isitor toda y at Ille While House. \Vhere site t,lcl,ed ,,,, a gold medallion - from Ille President. Then ON to Brazil - for a last lool, at tire scllools slle laelt,ed b11ild over a t,erlotl of Forty years. Mi•• Gle,u, later de,,.011strati11g for ••"'••e11 - t It• I a t a a,, 11 tl red s II e c a" s till to• c Ir II • r toes • It Ito" t be II tl i • 6 ~ lier ••ees. 7',.e sec rel of • loJtg aJtd laealllty I lfe ? - said Min• ,, "1'rt1sl i11 God - do Ille 6est you ca,e - 1lt1e day by tla, I ..