PEKING Febt'IUW'y 24, 1972 Alla,z Jackson In Ille President's "Journe y for Peace" - a visit today to the Great Wall of China ; followed by another atteml't _ to build great br · idges between East and West . First - the Wall. The President and Mrs. Nix•n vielflirtg the wall together - one of the world's great arc•ilectural aclaie v eme,ats . Tire PresideJ1t tllere sayi,eg t••t lie llol'es his visit to Red China - "'"' hell' to brea• do.,,. walls of every kind; whether l'hysical - or ideological. r•, Preside,rt addiJ1g ; "Wllat is most imt,orla,rt - Is tllat .,. ••ue a" o/le,r .,orld." A,sd tl,e11 ar,otller meetl11g - w,itll Red Clllr,a 's Pr••i•r TIiis latest f'arley ran tllrougll dlJ1r,er - lasti,eg nearly five hours, in all; amid ret,orls tllal tlle U.S. ••4 Clll,ta are now nearing agreement - o" tllree st,eciflc Tia es e said to call for an exclia" ge of • l•deJ1tB • •cieJ1tists, newsmefl a11d otllers l a,. '" crease ,,,. - a so, t of COJltiNUOIIB dil'lo,,.atic lrede - as well as tlae main enance . eoatects. VIETNAM FOLLOW PEKING In Vietnam - the Viet Cong were reacting ,tror,gly today - to the tidings from Pelthag. A11 e,aemy biroadcast acc11sed the Preside,., - of capt.talizl11g ON, "i•te ,-,,al disagreements in tlte Socialist camp;" tlaef'eb y •o,i,ag - it was claarged - to split tlae Commu,aist .,orld. PARIS At the same lime - for tire first time - a H 1 alk-011t at . Paris. The Commu,zist side abruptly quitti,eg today's peace session - in t,rolest against tire seve..-ity a,ad ;,.1e11sity of recent U.S. air strikes. On the WO)' out, oddly enoNglr - tire "ommu,aists •l•o t,ro1'osing another meeting for next TleNrstlay. B•t •lletller our side will accept - auell, tltat remal•• to be ••••· SENA TE J,r the Se11ate today - a bi-partisan compromise meas11re o,r school bllsing was a1>1>roved late in the day - this intended to take some of the emotional heat out of the wlaole b11sin . g debate . In efftct - it would forbid the use of Federa I mone y to bus students - to inf eYior schools - or over 1tn11suall) ' long distances - solely to acla,eve rac,al balance . PIONEER-TEN A new 1•ockel is being prepared for a Sunday la11ncliing al Cape Kennedy - this one, to be sent _ not only 01tt of this world - but also out of the solar system _ to fly forever Perhaps - through the illimitable regions of the universe. This is the Pioneer Ten ,ohose mai,i mission is to ext,lore tlte st,ace around tire fJlanet JufJiter - HJhen it gets there - almot:t two years from now. After tlaat I Nlill continue - on into the far reaching universe. Artd Just -- - iflcase - it might enco11rtler any ifllelligent beh,gs out tur• .),- - it will carry a plague telling - ,,. sciefllific symbol• NJhere and when it 1CJas launched - aJtd by what lliJtd of bei,sgs. A real for out story. JERUSALEM Next stop for U. N. (Jenee envo_v Gunnar Jarri,eg _ Jerusalem, as of fomorrou. Israeli officials made it plai,e toda_v, howe, , e,· - tl1at Jarring is coming 1tninvited. Addi,eg that unless he drops lais request for t,rior committments - such as Israeli t Uhdrawal from occut,ied lands - well, tlle,e, Mideast peace talks are again doomed. An olh er com t,l ica tion - tlte Jae I tllat an Israeli m a n a n d w if e - w e re a m b us la e d and s l a in las t n i g II t "ear t II e Lebanese border. Israel's Chief of Staff - Gen.eral David Elazar . - today calling tllis ar,r,arenlly "Ille begi,u1ir,g of a n e w t e r r o r is t c a m pa ; g n . " A d di" g e m I> II a tic a ll Y : '' We • II a ll do e v erything (Jossib , le - to stop such activity." ADD JERUSALEM And now the latest : Arab infiltrators from Lebanon - attacking tonight an Israeli border patrol - 100 ,.,ading at least six men ; which could lead - to prompt Israeli reprisal. HOLLISTER Here at home - a sharp earthquake was felt today - along the San Andreas fault in So11thern CalifoYnla. TIii main shock - measuring fi v e-point-Jou,- on tire RlclrieY scale. Ac cording to s e is ,n ol ogis ts, apparently centeYed Near tlae city of Hollister - about a hundred miles soutll of Berkeley . Although no injuYies apfJaYently - a local Yesltler,I reporting that "everybody was shook up." ... SENATE The President's appointme,st of Richat"d Klei,cdienst as U.S. Attorn . ey General - approved unanimously today by the Senate Judiciary Committee. committee Chairman James Eastland - later predicti,ag speedy confirmation by the full Senate; perhaps as early - •Jex, "Tuesday or Wed•esday." SUGGESTED LEAD-IN TO THOMAS TAPE "BRAZIL-ONE" And now - it's time for Lowell Thoma•; refJorting again tonight - on his trek across South America. Lowell . . . SUGGESTED FOLLOW TO THOMAS TAPE "BRAZIL-ONE" Thank y ou, Lowell. A final note - in a moment . / LONDON Last week - you may recall - in tire British House of Commons - a heated debate over ,,ror,osed 'f,ay increases Jo> ' the British Royal Famil) , . At one r,oi'ltt, Labor M. P. William Hamilton - referring to Pri'ltCe Cliarles as a '' I we r,, . " Where ll,, on - a fJ u b I i c o" tr age - it .,, 0 ,,, t,,.,..,, • out ; with Hamilton Jinall.v ar,ologizing today - hr. tire letter•' col11,mn of the Times of Londo,,. Hamilton's letter noting tliat "twerp" is va.rio11sly defined as : One - "an lnsignifica,et or co,etemptible fello111;" troo - "a cad ; " and three - "a silly fool, a,r u,rimt,ortaNI t,erson." But none of tl1ese apply - said lie . Addi•g : "I, tllerefore, take this opportu,eity of publicly and unreservedly a,,ologizing - for so describing the Pri'ltce." Indeed, Hamilton co,acludi'lfg tlaat you'ltg Cl,arles - ts clearly "a sensible, conte,.ted, pleasant you,ag ma,e:" " d h _ "w'tll a auaranteed, a, who wouldn't be" - sai e • 0 Of O"e ,,u" . dred alld Jive lllousa11d t,oa,,ad• ""taxed annual income Lo .. •ell Thomas, tl,is is Allan Jacllso,a a Year . " And ' now for · . - 1 •Y i,eg Go , od Night.