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HIGH TlO£ LOW TIDE 11-30-6) 11-30-6) 5.0 " 0336 o 4 AT 0930 6.1 " 1554 0.2 AT 2218 VOl. 8, No. 34)3 KWAJAL£IN, MARSHALL ISLANDS WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER Five Star Generals Call U. S. Blunts New Red Offensive: For Speedup in Viet War Westy Charges Cambodia is Refuge NEW YORK (UPI)--THE NATION'S ONLY LIVING SAIGON (UPI)--A~LIED WARPLANES, STRAfiNG AND BOMBING BY THE liGHT Of STAR GENERALS __ FORMER PRESIOENT DwiGHT 0 DROVE OUT A BATTALION OF COMMUNIST TROOPS THAT ATTACKED AND HOWER AND GENERAL OMAR N. BRADLEY -- URGED TODAY IEFlY OCCUPIED PART OF A GOVERNMENT DISTRICT AND REGIMENTAL HEAOQ A "SPEEDUP" IN THE VIETNAMESE WAR EFFORT AND TOOAY IN A fiERCE ASSAULT NEAR THE CAMBODIAN BORDER SUGGESTED A POLICY Of "HOT PURSUIT" THAT WOULD THE ATTACK NINETY MILES NORTH Of SAIGON WAS THE THIRD COMMUNIST AS~ IGNORE ARTIFICIAL BOUNDARIES LIKE THE DEMILITAR­ IN A MONTH IN THE CAMBODIAN BORDER AREA ONLY A fEW HOURS lATER, IZED ZONE OR EvEN THE BORDERS OF REO CHINA. ~:~::~ WILLIAM C WESTMORELAND CHARGED TH£ COMMUNISTS WERE "TAKING AD­ THE WORLD WAR II VETERANS MADE THEIR COMMENTS I OF THE EASTERN BOROER AREA Of CAMBODIA WITH OR WITHOUT THE ON THE WAR ON A CBS NETWORK TELEVISION SHOW. OF CAMBODIAN AUTHORITIES Dwight D EI ..nhower BRADLEY, WHO JUST RETURNED fROM A TOUR Of THE THE CAMBODIAN GOVERNMENT, WHICH HAS HEAT£OLY" AND REPEATEDLY, DENIED VIET NAM FRONT, DESCRIBED THE WAR ~----- SIMilAR CHARGES, DENOUNCED "WITH AS "CONFUSING" BECAUSE GAINS ARE INDIGNATION" TODAY REPORTS THAT DIFFICULT TO SHOW ON A MAP, BuT HE LBJ Presents Cost-Cut Plan VIETNAMESE COMMUNIST fORCES HAD SAID HE WAS CONFIDENT IT COULD BE BASES AND SUPPLY lINES INSIDE CAM- WON BY THE U~ITEO STATES AND VIET To Satisfy Tax-Writing Unit BOO IA. NAIo'I. FOR THREE HOURS EARLY TODAY, THE "I SOlo'lETIMES THINK WE TALK TOO WASHINGTON (UPI)~-THE JOHNSON ADMINISTRATION PRESENTED CONGRESS TO­ ATTAC~ING BATTALION Of 400 TO 500 MUCH ABOUT TRYING TO GET THEM TO DAY A FORMULA fOR CUTTING ,EDERAL SPENDING BY $4 BILLION IN A LAST­ VIET CONG HE~D ONE Of TWO THE NEGOTIATING TABLE," HE COMMENT­ DITCH EFFORT TO GET A TAX INCREASE THIS YEAR. COMPOUNDS AT Bo OUC, JUST THREE ED. "I THINK WE SHOULD SAY THAT IN A SOMBER PRESENTATION TO THE HOUSE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE, MilES FROM THE BORDER ONCE AND THEN SHuT UP, BECAUSE THEY TREASURY SECRETARY HENRY H. FOWLER SAID PRESIDENT JOHNSON WAS WilLING THEN AMERICAN AND VIETNAMESE AIR TAKE IT AS A SIGN Of WEAKNESS •• TO CUT fEDERAL SPENDING PROGRAMS ~Y TEN PERCENT By THIS STATEMENT FORCE PLANES SWEPT IN AND fORCED AND I JUST DON'T BELIEVE THE AMER- THE ADMINISTRATION MADE A SIGNifiCANT CONCESSION IN AN EffORT TO RE­ OFf THE ATTACKERS ICAN PEOP~E ARE THAT WEAK. " VIVE PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S PROPOSED TEN PERCENT INCOME SURCHARGE, BUT A GOV£RNMENT SPOKESMAN SAID 65 (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) THERE WAS NO EVIDENCE WHATEVER THAT THE EFFORT WOULD SUCCEED IN GET­ (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) TING THE BilL OUT Of REP. WilBUR D. MillS' DEEP fREEZE. Syrian Leader Insists MILLS, WHO AS CHAIRMAN Of THE Callaghan Resigns WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE HAS VIR­ WASHINGTON (UPI)--SENATOR BIRCH .On Victory Over Israel TUAL lifE AND DEATH CONTROL OVER BAYH OF INDIANA SAID TODAY THAT After Failing Pound BEIRUT, LEBANON (UPI)--PRESIDENT REVENUE LEGISLATION, SAID IN AD­ THE UNITED STATES SHOULD STOP DE LONDON (UPI)--JAMES CAllAGHAN NOUREDDIN ATASSI Of SYRIA TOLD VANCE OF THE APPEARANCE TODAY OF GAULLE'S "MONETARY SHARP-SHOOT I NG" CHANCELLOR Of THE EXCHEQUER, TOOA CHEERING THOUSANDS IN DAMSCUS TO­ FOWLER AND OTHER TOP ADMINISTRA- BY MAKING IT CLEAR THAT FURTHER AFTER SEEING HIS THREE-YEAR FIGHT THAT VICTORY OVER ISRAEL IN TION FISCAL LEADERS, THAT IT WAS fRENCH DEMANDS FOR U.S GOLD WOULD TO SAVE THE BRITISH POUND FROM DE­ WAS THE ONLY SO~UTION TO THE "IMPOSSIBLE" TO PASS A TAX BilL BE HONORED -- "BUT WILL FIRST BE VALUATION fAI~, RESIGNED HIS POST IDDlE £AST CRISIS REPORTS fROM THIS SESSION. APPLIED TO THE 6.8 BilLION DOLLARS PRIME MINISTER HAROLD WilSON NAMED IERS INDICATEO PRESIDENT HOUARI FOWLER SAID THE ADMINISTRATION IN PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST WHICH HOM£ SECRETARY Roy JENKINS TO SUC­ I e.,,,,," I ENNE ALSO HAS RULED OUT ANY HAS CONCLUDED THAT THE VIET NAM fRANCE STILL OWES THE UNITED STAT C££D HIM. POLITICAL SOLUTION TO THE DISPUTE (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) fOR I TS WORLD WAR I DEBT." As A SORT Of "CONSOLATION PRIZE" ISliAEL. IN ADDITION, BAYH SAID, THE U S. fOR THE MAN WHO RELuCTANTLY CARR EVEN AS DAMASCuS RADIO BROAD­ France Joins Move SHOULD DENY FRANCE ACCESS TO THE THE HOD FOR HIM IN PUSHING THROUGH CAST ATASSI 's DEfIANCE Of THE UNIT­ U S. EARLY WARNING SYSTEM AND DEVALUATION. WILSON NA~ED CALLAGHAN ED NATIONS AND ANOTHER REBUfF TO To Bolster Pound NETWORK If DE GAUllE ENFORCED THE TO J£NKIN'S POST OF HOME SECRETARY FELLOW ARAB lEADERS ADVOCATING NE­ PARIS (UPI)--FRANCE JOINED "PUN IT II/E OVERrllGHT RESTR I CT IONS" THE HOME SECRETARY IN BRITAIN HAS GOTIATION, A ~IGH-LEVEl SYRIAN OTHER WESTERN NATIONS TODAV IN ON OUR MILITARY AIRCRAfT. BROAD RESPONSIBiliTIES, INCLUDING DELEGATION FLEW TO Moscow TO uRGE APPROVING A SCHEME PERMITTING SUPERVISION Of SUCH GOVERNMENT THE KREMLIN TO TAKE A TOUGHER BRITAIN TO DRAW $1.4 Bll~ION fROM White House Denies FUNCTIONS AS THE PRISON SYSTEM AND STAND IN THE MIDDLE £AST. THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND IMMIGRATION SERVICES THE SOVIETS RECENTLY HAVE BEEN THE MONEY WILL BE USED TO HELP Johnson -Mc Namara Rift CALLAGHAN, 55, A BLUfF SAILOR'S URGING THE ARABS TO ADOPT A MORE SHORE UP THE BRITISH POUND. WASH (UPI)­ SON AND fORMER NAVY MAN HIMSELf, POSITION IN THE CRISIS THE DECISION, INVOLVING COMPLEX THE WHITE HAD OCCUPIED THE FINANCIAL TROUBLE ONLY TWO DAYS AGO, THE SOVIET ARRANGEMENTS, WAS ANNOUNCED AT HOUSE TERMED SPOT SINCE LABOR CAME TO POWER IN REBUKED HOTHEADS IN SOME THE END OF A DAY-LONG MEETING OF "NONSENSE" OCTOBER, 1964. JENKINS, 47, A CAPITALS THE 21_NATION ORGANIZATION FOR TODAY SUGGES­ WELSH COAL MINER'S SON AND OXfORD SOURCES IN Moscow SAID SYRIAN ECONOMIC COOPERATION AND DEVELOP­ TIONS THAT GRADU~TEj IS WIDELY CONSIDERED ONE PRESIDENT YOUSSEF ZAYYEN HAD ASKED MENT AND THE fiNANCIAL EXPEeTS OF ROBERT S Mc­ Of THE MOST PROMISING LABORITE TO COME TO THE SOVIET CAPITAL TO TEN WEALTHY COUNTRlrs. NAMARA WAS MINISTERS AND A POSSIBLE rUTURE PROTEST PERSONALLY AGAINST THE UNDER THE ARRANGEMENT, THE IMF LEA V I NG THE PRIME MINISTER (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) WILL SELL GOLD FROM ITS RESERVES PENTAGON BE­ -'::----:----= TOTALLING $400 MILLION. FROM CAUSE Of A IMF Experts CdQvene Greek-Turk Settlement THIS AMOUNT, GERMANY WilL BUY $90 SERIOUS CON­ MILLION, fRANCE WilL BUY $80 MIL­ :flICTWITH Rob'rt 5 McNamoro On Fate of Pound Called "Hours Away" liON, ITALY WILL BUV $70 MilliON, l-PRES WENT PARIS (LPI)--WESTERN riNANCIAl (UPI)--THE GOVERNMENTS Of GREECE BELGIUM AND TH£ NETHERLANDS WILL JOHNSON AND HIS MILITARY ADVISORS EXPERTS MET TODAY TO DECIDE THE TURKEY INDICATED TODAY THEY EACH BUY $30 MillION, JAPAN WILL OVER VIET NA~ POLICY CONDITIONS FOR GRANTING BRITAIN WITHIN HOURS OF SETTLING THE BUY $10 MilLION AND VENEZUELA WHILE OTHER ADMINISTRATION SOURC- $1.4 Bll~10N IN CREDIT TO SHORE UP CYPRUS CRISIS WHICH BROUGHT THEM WilL BUY $4 MI~~ION. Es SOUGHT PRIVATELY TO DISCOURAGE THE DEVALUED POUND PRESIDENT THE BRINK Of WAR YESTERDAY. SPECULATION THAT McNAMARA WAS RE- CHARLES DE ,GAULLE CONVENED HIS CA ISH JETS AGAIN FLEW OVER CYRpUS Solons Hike Postage, LEIVEO Of HIS DUTIES AS DEFENSE INET TO DECIDE HOW MUCH TO HELP. A FEW LAST MINUTE SNAGS DEvEL­ SECRETARY, EX£CUTIV_ DIRECTORS OF THE FRENCH CABINET WOULD DECIDE OPED. Raise Federal Pay THE WORLD BANK MET TO APPROVE HIS HOW MUCH FRANCE WOULD CONTRIBUTE U.S. PRESIDENTIAL MEOIATOR CYRUS WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE SENATE NOMINATION BY JOHNSON AS THE BANK' THE $1.4 BILLION TO BE • VANCE CONFERRED WITH GREE~ CYP­ VOLTED OVERWHELMINGLY TODAY TO NEW PRESIDENT. EO THROuGH THE INTERNATIONAL MONE- lOT PRESIDENT ARCHBISHOP MA~ARIOS RAISE POSTAL RATES NEXT YEAR AND THERE WERE UNCONFIRMED REPORTS, FUND. MANY fiNANCIAL EXPERTS II AND FOREIGN MINISTER SPYROS GIVE fEDERAL EMPLOYEES A $2 6 MEANWHILE, THAT A MAJOR AOMINIS'RA-IBlAMED FRANCE fOR FORCING BRITAIN 1~;:::::~;O~ INN I COS 1.1.. THERE WERE BILLION PAY RAISE. TION SHAKE-UP MAY BE IN THE WORKS, TO DEVALUE THE POUND. IF MAKAR lOS WAS BALKING AT THE COMBINED PAY INCREASE-POST­ INVOLVING OTHER lONG-TERM CABINET GAuLLISTS WERE fUMING BECAUSE OF A SETTLEMENT CAlliNG FOR Al RATE MEASURE PASSED 85 TO 2 MEMBERS , THE EXP~RTS MEETING TODAY 010 NOT ITHDRAWAL Of GREEK TROOPS fROM AND WAS SENT TO A JOIN' SENATE­ (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) INVITE FRANCE TO KEY MEETINGS IN HOUSE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE TO ANOTHER SNAO WAS REPORTED IN IRON OUT SLIGHT DIFfERENCES WITH Evans Tabbed for Keynote D, '~:,,~~~~::. 'OLleYS'''' WHERE NATO SECRETARY GENER­ A BilL PASSED BY THE HOUSE EARLI­ BOSTON (UPI)-MGov. JOHN A. VOLPE WER£ STILL DRAWING CRITICISM MANllO BROSIO, ANOTHER MEDIATOR, ER. BOTH MEASURES WOULD GIVE FEO­ SAID TODAY HE HAS RECOMMENOEO GOV. BUT HIS MOST IMMEDIATE PROBLEM WAS 10 AfTER TALKS WITH TURKISH fOR­ ERAL EMPLOYEES ANO POSTAL WOR~ERS DANIEL EVANS or WASHINGTON BE THE BY VINE GROWERS IN THE SOUTH OF ION MINISTERIHSAN SABRI CAQLAYAN~ A TIDY CHRISTMAS BONUS, SINCE THE KEYNOTE SPEAKER AT THE REPUBLICAN AGAINST HIS WINE POLICY. Il THAT NO AGREEMENT HAD BEEN fiRST YEAR'S INCREASE WOULD BE NATIONAL CONVENTION NEXT SUMMER IN VINE GROWERS BLOCKED RAil LINES THIS INDICATED TURKEY RETROACTIVE TO OCT.

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