UNKNOWN: Apollo 10 Morning Newscast from M-nned Spacecraft Center Public Affairs Office. Everybody i is really raving about your latest television pic- tures. They say, "The television pictures of the I Earth Moon beamed to from Apollo 10 shortly after i TEI are being described as the most spectacular of i the mission. Because of the early _orning schedule t [ for much of the U.S., the transmission is being re- played at various hours throughout the day." How- ever, the cOnsenSus of opinion here is the same as yours, "utterly fantastic." Aside from the Apollo 10 news, here iS a s,m._wy of other news highlights and sports. a look at President Nixon took time off from his busy schedule to enjoy a han_ concert on the White House lawn yesterday with the Soviet $mhassador Dohrynin. was provided by the University of Music Band Minnesota Concert that had Just returned from ! a concert tcqr of t_ Soviet Union. Dobrynin was so pleased with the c_cert that he suggested that the } tuba pla_er be n-w_d Secretary of State. Both Dohrynin and President Nixon were observed tapping l their toes and clapping hands as the band played 'giinnesota, Hats Off To Thee." Another historic voyage was scheduled to begin today from the coast of Morocco. Norwegian adventurer Thor Heyerdahl ! African wa_ schc_ALled to leave the North coast for ocean the Caribbean Islands. an voyage to Remember, i he's the _ who had the erev_- aboard that had three wives, the last one co6ti_ the outrageous sum of 60 bucks. _, Heyer&_l and hfs crew off six are sailing in an exact copy of an ancient E_rptian sailing vessel. The boat is made of papyrus reeds. The U.S. Senate is expected to give confirmation quick of Judge Warren Burger as the new Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Chief Justice-Designate Burger is reported to he a law- and-order-type Judge. City with- The of House;on is out a s_hony orchestra. _icians rejected a 3-year contract proposal yesterday. Andre Previn also conducted his last concert with the orchestra. stu- Former Governor John Counally told graduating dents of the University of Ssdnt Thomas that, despite the problems within the United States, our country is the "greatest organized society this world has ever known," Connal/_ receivedan honorary doctorate at the school's commencement exercises. Here's a look at sports. The Astros shut out the New York Mets last night to O. by a score of ? A crowd of pitch five-hit shut- mlww_st 11 000 saw Tom Griffin a out, striking out 13 batters. The Cubs' Ken Holtzman shut out San Diego 6 to O, and it was Philadelphia 6 Atlanta 2. The Cubs nov lead their division by five games while Houston is nine games out of first place in the Western Division of the National I_ague. One of these days Oklahoma will have a baseball team. The weather is good for time trials at the Indianap- Speedwa,v time olis - The weather is good for trials at the Indianapolis Speedway today. A. J. Foy_ and Roger McCluskey are expected to battle it out for the pole position. In previous runs around the track, Foyt has done over 172 miles an hour and l_Cluskey over 170 miles per hour. Marlo Andretti smashed into a wall yesterday and totaled his Lotus-Ford, hut was not seriously injured. He c--_ back to drive a test lap in his backup car at a speed of 169 miles an hour. try Foyt will to win an _mprecendented fourth Erfurth "Indy 500" race. Augie is reported to have resigned his post as assistant athletic director at Director Hagan Rice University. Athletic Bo is ex- pected to m_e the anno_cement today and appoint a shot 66 successor to Erfurth. Pete Brown a to take the the Atlanta Tourna- halfway lead in Classic Golf ment. After 36 holes, Brown has a card of 135. And the big name golfers are all dovn in the pack, three George Forman to six strokes off the pace. Boxer has signed up a manager and will make his professional boxing debut at Madison Square Garden in June. The 1968 Olympic ch-m? is, according tohis new manager, Houston's first heavyweight ch_,_.ion of the world. that The Dallas Cowboys yesterday announced reserve traded q,m_terback Jerry Rhome has been to the page 696 I Frowns. return, Cleve!_-4 In the Browns will draft choice. Cow- _ an undisclosed 1969 The boys will still have Don Meredith and Craig Morton, in addition to Roger Staubach, the former Navy the team this a i great, who Joins fall. And final note: preparations are being made for a the Apollo hero's welcome for 10 crew at Pago Governor Psgo, Owen Asptnall says he will person- ally supervise the welcoming. Over. (_ughter) l{ouston. That's quite bit