CAPITOL HILL i - . ?'\1 Sec re tar y of St a t e Ki s s in g er •,(HI I• Capitol Bill t o d a y ~ a las t-ditc1t attemt,t to wtn additional aid for South Vietnam. Dr. Kissi,,ger telling tie Set1ate At,t,rot,rtatto,tS Comm t t t e ~ r e s i d e . t Ford wo•ld welco"'• a "con.thage,acy Ju,ad" for ev~c11atlo11 purposes. St'resalr,g, however, the 11eed for additio,ral military aid - to t,reve•t a collat,se of tlle Sotgo,, r 1 1 , ' i ~ ~ = ' f e ~ ~ bloodbotlt. Dr. Kissi,ager saying: "We ca•11ot by our ac tio,as al 011e - ifls ure ti, e survival o_f Sou ti Viet•••;.!!,!} J we caJt, alo,ae, by our i11action - - ass11re it• de•iae." A DD CAPITOL HILL And tb1 laturN- !be Senate ror111n Belatloaa Oo■■l$\~proY~ tbe draft of a reeolatlo■--■ettlq up a Soutb Yietna ■ •••r11no1 fand. - : ~ ~ . ' - ... ~ ' ' -' Two Handred lllllo■~d ■al■lJ for ~ .lurlo■,:-~ ., .. IOH flUHHUIO .PHIi 1111 u.a. ,roopa- 1 1t a10111ar1. •••o•a,tq balp if PHNOM PENH-BIEN HOA FOLLOW CAPITOL BILL Mean...,.._,,,4" Southeast A•i• - Comm1u1iat troof>s ~ lig•tonlng t•elr noose on P•nom P e n • ; ~ d ..... .,.::::t, claiming victory • n - Gt •and. Comm,u,ist f o r c ~ o f>ressi,ig tlaeir adva•l•g• today - In Vietnam; bringing . . t•etr big gHB r to •tt•I• t•lrly miles of Saigon; clo~e enoag• lo lonnc1,J'!nn1t J JI~ barrage - 011 tlae ,.u ct so 35j, 1 1 vital Bie,a 'lI~a air b•••. CONNALLY In t~"".,••""•;•~dCV'"t.:o;-,rnnally trial ~u1'tC■1•11w • oa- WJE1t. )K,.ip attemt,tAtoday to sllalle the defendant's credibility. Prosecutor Fra11k Teurkltelmer po111lf..'ft:.~ ~ sJ at,t,aren t errors • ,,. C o,anally 's tes tlmo,ay last year before a gra,ad jury. TIie former Tesas Gover,aor i,aalsti,ag, lao•ever - Ills o,aly f••lt lay ,,. ,aot t,r.et,ari,ag ,,,,,.self .,,,,, ••0•1/a. "I tlto•gllt I w,o•ld siMt,ly go a11d tell tlae r•tll" - said lte. Addi,ag: "Never ,,. my wildest 11iglatmares • did I ev•r dream I w,ould be sitti,sg ltere today." ■ 011 I'll 1••kw1w well IP J ♦ &eee Cine w feCec. .. r•eU•i? 11UI ~losi,ag argume11r:;et for toMorro.,.- __,-,;..,., '-.J.J. ~ "" to tlte jury. /'' WASHINGTON e-p~.F~ ~iJ S'a:alliiilow a.401 ■ -:::a •••U•f 'tlae DaNglrters of O e America" Rev o Ir, Ii o" ~ # -• • Mu fa s,_c;;..,,.k; si1Cerg~rom 1,/k ordaal ,,. lndocla,,sa - a stronger)._ ,oiser ,aation; also, calli,ag for f>ublic suf>f>ort - of lais ,ie,o Ninety7Five Billio,a-Dollar defense bNdget 1 2-.R •••• aw ;,- M w: au s "to s •• tai• our ability to react a1'1'ro1'ria le ly to tlarea ts to oar ,,.,. re• I• - far from our s la ores." TEL A VIV FOLLOW WASHINGTON A similar note w as sounded today by Israeli Prime Minister WI•••• Rabin - ,,.~a;'.,,,,..,,,,. r, address on Israel's Memorial Day) ~•••• saying•r::.-...-.1 ~~ ::ta:=a:~=- •• ••• o,rd Hew peace a,id also prepare for aoar - toe sllall acllieve peace." BEIRUT At Beirut in Lebanon - a tlrird straight day of bitter clashes tod ■ y > between Palestinia,a guerillas and extreme right wi,rg Plaala,agists. Police -• 11 ••101 ,u,al>le as yet to separate the warri,ag factio,as • c.ull tlae gover•,,.••I ., threate,a...,. to send ix troops. The fighti,ag so far - said to I - ,- ~ l u s t ~ dead and,._ 11udud 01' ~ have l eftH""e -ltett • I t • • ~ a.1.,,- lttll•4 :.,o.,,aded. LONDON Britain's Labor government today announced tlte details of its new « 1:11+1-e ie program - cll..tl:a prould «u:a.c even worse than expected ; calling for drastic cuts in gover,ament spending - along with an i,acrease ,,. tlte Britislt income tax, sales tax and lu.xury tax - also, tax 11ikes o,s 1--1 ne ;,. • ; . s 44tlin:a:.- "W11 ereas last year Brltai,a was ,sot al one i,a lta vi ng a high i11/la tion rate - tliere is a ris It tlaa t this year" she will be ••• •• ••: can, 2 /ar alaead of tlie fl•l • TAIPEI Vice President #el,,., Rockefeller arriv)'" tesy in Tall>•l"foahn •• ••11 reit10sas lie P,8, '•"'"'"* U' the funeral of Clliang Kai-Slu,'7--~tJeln, ales prah.J/1,J the Generalissimo = i• 11 ••••f urwluu< 1Cat1•e1r; saying Chiang "will long be rememberet! by tlie American people - for his determination, courage a11 _ d patriotism - a,ul ,.,s contributions to tl,e Allied cause durhag tl,e second Wo.,.ld wa.,.. " FAIRBANKS From Fairbanks, Alaska - 4 r•lt••I __,, tl,e w aiting list for A las ka pipe I hie jobs - is ,soa, ruflfliflg ifllo w-:zf_a.. the tens of thousands. .twtl ,,," warJting today from t11e Alaska Department of Labo~: ■ tlei: •••• · "Do not come to Alaska - without a guaranteed job." A e1to••••- •rN«cw t/ ,.... lie • yn 'of •;:-ccer ~ " a t least a Tloasa11d B•c•fa ~ ~ ~JT~ ~ , 'a, first moJttla 's est,eJtses J - aJt~ a ro..!!!.d-trit, t,laJ1e tlctet." SAN BERNARDINO .:,:01..:ow Aa'»M.NS &s:-th :: s:r:11• • • l ~ , ~ ~ t > l a i n l f;Qd J _ about ,._ grades . . . beiftg give" to American college students 7 .,_, Uat theyire too lo ■, '? M fa ■ I Ii W /tigl,. - of Callfor1tia State at San Bernardino, •• c,/waaCt# W!JJUw t&)CNi •• ~ "general grading practice today" ...-s, a C is see,a "as •• ~ - - iadicaU01t of atte,adance - a B as atteadaace •itla •orll do•• - a,ad "" A as atte,ada1tce with •orll do,ae o,a time." P«rt rpa *''* ,, ,v ull ct,,ct ~ - ~ says A a gro•i,ag tre1ttl to l•I students - simply grade tlaemselves. MOSCOW This ••• '•r f rom Moscoro; ••• ,, might llave bee,i datelined - almost anywhere ....... ,, C4• 1CP1tfc, .t eluii cq told to draw pictures of, quot•, "Daddy 11Jorking aro1u1d tli• 1,ouse." Tlae "Daddies" tlley ,-. drew~ -'J,rt•~~~-~71:.~u~:•~t/, oJl watclling TV. ~~-.:t-y~.v,..R~-~ lit- • AGING From the National Council o,a Aging - a ret,ort today on a study aimed at dispelling some of the myths about old age. The most prevalent of these myths, it seem• - a general co,asensus that old age is a ratlaer miserable ~ time of life. ,,_ !!ot so - says tlae Cou,acil. Addi11g/\"for,r '114f ~ , five older people - look • back 011 tlaeir past liues •itll satisfaction; three in four feel tlaat tlaeir t>reser,t - i• •• interesting as it ever was; ar,d over half - are malli,ag t,la11• .u ~, ~-rt£,~ JD\;/lU. ~ t:bVtlk~ for tlae future. " ll7'"' a\...O a --~ / 1 ,