7:00pm News. 1. There has been a four day battle between American and Viet Cong forces near the Cambodian border -- 2. The Manilla Formula for withdrawing American forces does not allow a North Vietnam takeover of the South. -- 3. At Harvard University today anti-war protesters threw themselves under a car carrying Mr MacNamara, US Secretary of Defence. -- 4. In New Zealand the training of Chiropractors is said to be inadequate for treatment of injury or disease. -- 5. Industrial agreements for the two Tongariro tunnelling projects are nearly complete. -- 6. The pirate radio ship Tiri will be going to sea very soon says Radio Hauraki Managing Director David Gapes. Charges against the crew for defying a detention order have been dismissed in court. -- 7. A Rotorua Medical conference has said the Cook Islanders arrive in New Zealand carrying Tuberculosis infections, which Premier Albert Henry denies. -- 8. The Seamen's Union executive will meet to discuss the withdrawal of two freighters from the trans-Pacific service. -- 9. The Railways Tradesmen's Association at its conference today says the government has not been realistic about establishing margins for skill. -- 10. The New Zealand Timber Merchants Federation says the Monetary and Economic Council is not in touch with the facts when it says increased immigration would hurt NZ. -- 11. A Coal Research Association will be established. -- 12. Settlement possibilities in Israel are being promoted to Jewish people by Mr Solomon Potemkin, Chairman, Independent Council for Jewish Immigration, who is visiting NZ. -- 13. Inland Australia has at last had rain. -- 14. South African Prime Minister Mr Vorster says any attempt on his country's control on South West Africa would be an act of aggression. -- 15. There is a re-emergence of a Neo-Fascist Party in West German politics. -- 16. Hungary has condemned bacterial and chemical weapons. -- 17. Argentina has devalued its currency. -- 18. Sports. News Review (10 min., 54 sec.). 1. The official story of Italy's floods, The churches' attitudes towards liquor, teacher salary scales and a report on the new Zealand fishing industry.

7:00pm News followed by News Review, a weekday review of news and political events from the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation (NZBC).