July 3, 1971

WIMBLEDON, England, July 2—Evonne Goolagong won at Wimbledon today. The 19‐year‐ old daughter of an Australian aboriginal sheep‐shearer won the All‐England women's ten nis championship on the sto ried center court by defeating the great Mrs. Margaret Court. The margin by which she de stroyed her 28‐year‐old Aus tralian opponent defies belief.

Pentagon study shows that McNamara in Oct '66 sought to persuade Johnson to cut back bombing of N Vietnam to seek pol settlement of war 17 mos before Johnson made move; shows that in May '67 McNamara advocated that Adm stop trying to guarantee non-Communist Vietnam and be willing to accept coalition govt in Saigon that included Vietcong elements; his reversal brought a out deep policy rift in Adm; 3 identifiable schools of thought within Adm described as McNamara group -'disillusioned doves'; mil faction, led by Joint Cs/S and Westmoreland, pressing for wider war; and Johnson, as well as sr White House and State Dept officials, taking middle position; primary issues of debate were size of Amer troop commitments, effectiveness of bombing of N Vietnam, and proposed expansion of air war and ground war in S Vietnam

Rusk says there was no 'deliberate attempt to deceive anyone' about Amer involvement in Vietnam during Johnson's '64 Pres campaign, TV int; illus; says Johnson made it plain that US did not want to enlarge war but that US would fulfill its commitments; says that he (Rusk) had underestimated strength of N Vietnamese commitment and overestimated willingness of US to sustain protracted war; says that after reading 1st installment of series in NY Times, he telephoned Johnson because he had never heard of study; says Johnson told him that copy had been delivered to Johnson Library a few wks ago; doubts that McNamara intended so deep a study; suggests that Times publish names of persons who prepared study

M D Anderson Hosp and Tumor Inst researchers Drs E S Priori, L Dmochowski, B Myers and J R Wilbur rept growing large amts of C-type virus from cells taken from patient afflicted with Burkitt's lymphoma, variety of cancer long suspected of being caused by virus, suggesting cancer-virus link; research is considered by some to be significant lead in search for human cancer viruses; rept will be pub in Nature (Brit pub); thus far no human cancer has been proven to be caused by any virus but scientists believe it is only matter of time; ability to grow large quantities of new suspected cancer virus is considered important because it should facilitate expanded research to determine exact role of viruses; previous research by M D Anderson drs in growing human cancer cells from specimen of fluid removed from Amer child suffering from form of lymphoma recalled; problems in proving link between viruses and cancer cited; M D Anderson researchers say child from whom cell specimens were obtained died of widespread infection by chickenpox virus, not uncommon occurrence; suggest that chickenpox virus may have been factor in making type-C virus appear in detectable form but say there is no implication that chickenpox virus played any role in producing cancer; note that neither chickenpox nor type-C virus particles could be found in original human cells taken from patient and that viruses could also not be found in initial generations of cells growing in lab; research being done in conjunction with Dr L J Old (Sloan-Kettering) suggests differences between newly discovered type-C and several known animal cancer viruses; Priori and Dmochowski illus

Laird orders tighter security measures at Rand Corp following discovery by Pentagon of 'deficiences' in way co has safeguarded secret data, lr to Sec Seamans; Ellsberg, once Rand employe, has said that he gave Pentagon papers to press; affidavit submitted to Govt in Ellsberg case by J Butler, Rand's principal secrecy-control officer, says that Ellsberg was given access to all 47 vols of study