CC: Roger. From the hot wires of the Public Affairs Office: Apollo 11 still dominates the news around the world. Only four nations, Communist China, North Korea, North Viet Nam, and Albania, have not yet informed their citizens of your flight and landing on the Moon. One newsman said that he has run out of ways to describe your success. Tonight, President Nixon is sched- uled to watch the All Star baseball game in Washington. After the game, he will depart for the Pacific recovery area. Wednesday evening, he will fly from Johnston Island by helicopter to the Navy communications ship Arlington. Then on Thursday morning, he will reboard the helicopter and fly to the Hornet in time to witness your splashdown. Accompanying the President will be Secretary of State William Rogers and Frank Borman. They will watch the splashdown from the bridge of the recovery ship with Admiral John Sidney McCain, Jr., Commander of the Pacific Forces. Following the President's stay aboard the Hornet, he will depart for his tour of Asia and scheduled visit to Romania. Luna 15 is be- lieved to have crashed into the Sea of (',rises yesterday after orbiting the Moon 52 t_Les. The Soviet News Agency TASS reported that "scientific research in near-Moon space was carried out." Sir Bernard Lovell at Jodrell Bank Observatory said that Luna 15 hit the surface of the Moon at a speed of about 300 miles per hour. Things have been relatively quiet recently in Vier Nam. GI's on patrol were observed carrying transistor radios tuned into your flight. The Armed Forces radio and TV network in Viet Nam gave the mis- sion full coverage. Skirmishes still continue between the Egyptians and Israelis along the Suez Canal. U.N. observers there are trying to halt the action. In Washington, the House Ways and Means Commlttee has voted to reduce the 27.5-percent oil depletion allowance to 20 per- cent. We've had rain several times here in the Houston area. Today it is cloudy, and more showers are expected. On the sports front, as we mentioned earlier, the All Star game is to- night. There were no games played yesterday. Last night in New York, the Baseball Writers Association of America named Babe Ruth the great- est ball player of all time. Joe DiMaggio was named the greatest living ball player. Frank Borman made the announcements at a dinner honor- ing the pl_fers. Joe Namath put in a full day at the New York Jets' training camp. Five police- men had a hard time restraining about 500 kids who wanted to touch Broadway Joe. He said he feels fine and will play in the All Star game August l, if Coach Weeb Eubank lets him. The Oilers' camp at Kerrville got wet yesterday, but the workouts continued. There have been some minor injuries, but nothing too serious. Coach Wally Lemm is satisfied so far with the workouts. The Oilers are expecting attendance by over 30 000 for the preseason game with Buf- falo. Apparently, Don Meredith's announced re- tirement isn't expected to dampen enthusiasm, especially around here in Houston. Marlo Andretti won the 200-mile Trenton Auto Race Sunday and is now the leading race driver in the U.S. Auto Club 's point standings. And that 's about the s_....... ary of the morning news this afternoon in Houston. Over.