UNKNOWN: One kincl of interesting thir_ was horoscope this morning; says. "everybody you know has something helpful to offer. Listen carefull]_ while you make the rounds quickly. Put in a busy day a_4 assemble your res_ults ]n the evening." How here goes the news. Spring- / riel(t, Massachusetts: students at Springfield told };dmund Teehnioal College President T. Gervey they were taking over the Administration Dui]ding. , Garvey was nonplussecl. The students, about 1_0 ; tn number, into the bulldins Wednesday marched _cmed bru.:.}le. night with r.ops, broom:_. [erub _,, and stased a "clean-in." TL,y saJ(; JLc/ voU]d clean all night. A student spoke_n sate the clesun-in at the i200-n_embel c_,;,_pu_u_s t_, su],],or_. the administrative poliete_; oJ th( ?-yce,.c0d oB %'h(,]};(y,)c]&O,] _Jchool. flail, Morocco: FI]d_,j , will get out from here to cross the Atlantic in m papyrus boat. The man who must keep his papyrus boat together with rope and string bought his third wife this year, and is now complaining about the price. She cost about 60 dollars in EgYpt, much more than the going rate in Chad, where Abu Debrine learned how to make papyrus boats and hitched onto Heyerdahl's expedition. If he slacceeds in reaching Mexico in his boat, mode]ed after a _700-year-old Egyptian craft, Heyerdahl will consider he has strengthened the argument civilization that the great early of the Americas learned from the Pharaohs. Debrine is packing pictures of wives A and B, smiling side by side, into his kit for the reed boat trip. A photo of wife C, who has ].ess seniority but i_ r]orc ex-- pensive, gets a less prominent place. Good grief, Charlie Brownl Paris: Allied negotiators headed into the Vietnam talks today with what sources close to the meeting said were optimis_ that discussions of proposals by President Nixon and the Viet Cong could bring progress. U.S. delegation sources said Henry Cabot Todge, Chief U.S. negotiator, would comment, on the Vier Cong'_, 10-polnt peace plan Washington said included some points meriting further study. The chief North _uld Vietnamese negotiator indicated he his Viet Cong counterpart were still studying the NJxo_ eight-point proposal. Washington: Warren E. Burger, an Appeals Court judge with a reputation for being strong on law and order, was picked Wednesday by President Nixon to be Chief JustJ _e of the United States. Burger, 61, a member of the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in WashirJgton since he was appointed by President Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1956, is known as a strict cen- $tructionist, prom_._ed the type of judge Nixon to elevate to the court during his campaigr, last fall. Plymouth, England: solo around the world sailor, Nigel Tetley, was pulled from the Atlantic by a tanker crew today when his boat sank llidays ne,.q, sut8, from home. Tetley's wife, on hearing the "It is our home that is gone. All my pots and psns have gone to the bottom of the sea." T_t]¢y w[_ competing in a global race sponsored by a ]ondo:. newspaper. Moscow: Moscow TV showed _he /po!3£c 10 It astronauts in a 1-minute broadcast. s_,_¢]_t capsu]t. ;,ud was live from the American space do you remember that unemployed local phi]e,,:opher? He now says that while he believes in the fut_,,e color thiBku of television, he that becaua_ of your flight, it will go toured and round _)_prop]e' · mindi_ for a while yet. Here i_; a lq,orts )_tor._: }/nusto_, '-{_ ],'.ontreal ?, and }_oustcm ).:? _i i r'O".,,M'd I Chicago at Los Angeles, a night game; Just hear_ from the Chicago. Over.