July 4, 1971

Pentagon study shows that after Vietcong Tet offensive in Feb '68 Joint Cs/S and Westmoreland sought to force Johnson a long way toward natl mobilization in effort to gain victory in Vietnam, but pressure set off a last, bitter policy debate in Adm that resulted in rejection of their views; explains that Johnson for 1st time faced squarely prospect that he had sought to avoid, full-scale call-up of reserves and putting nation economically on semi-war footing; notes that Johnson confronted prospect at time of great dissent about aims and conduct of war; Johnson finally relieved Westmoreland of command and on Mar 31 '68 announced decision to limit Amer operations in Vietnam

J Campbell article on walking tour of Revolutionary War sites in Boston; illus, (126-89-PHO

FOR as far back as anyone can re member, Stratford‐upon‐Avon has always been a cattle town. It is a cattle town still, not only because its mar kets have a turnover of £2‐million a year, but also because of that slightly more so phisticated brand of cattle which graze through its shrines and occasionally stam pede down its main street.

fireworks bootleggers thriving; FDA repts seizure of tons of illegal fireworks in raids this yr under little-noticed provision of '70 law that bans sale of all but small firecrackers; says enforcement problem is complicated by operation supplying fireworks from portable roadside stands and by illegal sale of mail-order, do-it-yourself kits; big profits in sales cited; smuggling described; reptdly done by packing fireworks into rented trucks driven into states such as NY, Ill and Conn, where they are sold in wks preceding 4th of July; FDA closes Miller Fireworks, Toledo, Ohio, held to be major source of illegal fireworks; illus of rubble after Miller store explosion last yr

WIMBLEDON, England, July 3—At the stroke of 5 today John Newcombe slashed a low volley into the clear to end one of the great finals in Wimble don history.