BALTIMORE' TULSA First - a salute to CBS radio station W F B R - Baltimore; today celebrating its gol ' den anriversary - fifty years of broadcasting. Also, a hearty welco,,.e to K C N W -- Tulsa; tlle newest ,,.ember of tlae CBS radio net1CJork. And now the news. SENATE On Capitol Hill - vindication at last. Richard Kleindienst winning confirmation today - as a member of the President's cabinet. Kfter waiting nearly four I months - an all-time record, ~z <Jf/icially 11,e " new U S Attorney General. Best of all, perlaat>•, tlae Senate finally approving his ,aominatifJn - by a vote of sixty-four ' to nineteen; a vo , te that Klei•die•st himself later said - left him "humbled a•d flattered." The new Attorney General further statiJtg tlaat understandably "I'm glad t:IIIFI it's over." Addhag: "I'm also deeply ••••* grateful for the opportuJtity noNJ lo go back lo work: lo gel on "'"*ery serious business of the administration 3f justice i• the United Stat l! s." HO llSE -EC£ .. 811· 8s8.\11t PB • _..,.,....,. •••••• Capitol HillA.- the House pa :. sed aNd sent lo President Nixon today - a contro ve rsial aNli- bussing measure. This - as part of a higher---. education bill; an attempt to block funds for cot1rl- ordered bussit1g in cases still subject tn appeal. If sig,aed by I he Pre si '!e,at, as expected - ~klllp remain in effect at least .jaM till January !!"e, Nin, •~en Seventy-Four A The Supreme Court will hag, of course. POLITICS Turning to Politi cs - • P , - 11 I I • II• J I~• I Ge or g e ~'1., J.M# McGovern . _ . arranged to meetl_~itlt Edmund Muskie- .,.,"•, ~ • /,J...,/., 6- A,. l,J...,a, t.._, .,..ATlais lead i ng to speculation that Muskie might be ready now to quit the race; in which case, presumably - lie would then throw his support to McGoverfl. As:zt when a sll ed for comment though - Muslli e reply hag : - " ,, Oh heavens - no. Adding: "I made a deci~ion several weeks ..., ago to continue tlae candidac y an d Iii . at decision still stands." iJ.....,,.,,'-, ,c1I "--1 , -- AU __.~.,, µ- . AIDE M e a11whil c a l eg al a i d e lo H11h er l Humphr eJ /1(/lr.,(_ announci ng Pl a n s lo c hall e 11 gc Cal if o r n i a' s un i t r ul e s , . s I e m . j!J n I h e g Y o u 11 d s - w e a r e I o l d - . , . l ha /. . ) Humph.r e)' r e c eive d f ort y p e rc e nt o f lite California v ol e and t her e fore, sho t lld g et at leas t forty perce , it of Cal-iforn i a 's t otal two - -lrnnd · r e d-and- sev en ty. one d e l e g at es . The H ton p Ii r e y ,nan a d ding - th i s is clearly specified in new part, , rules; new 1•ules wliich were drawn up i ncidentally, .... under tlie directi o n of a. George McGovern. ' \ JET NAM l S ai'J' action in 'l'ielnam - lhe heaviest today 'in more than two w e eks. Some thr e e hu11dred American jets - 'it1 all - blasting ,e n e my targets the length and hrec,dth of th e Commu11isl North . In one case, 1ts 111 . g so- called "snzar t bombs" hi I, ling actually inside a ke y .,. railroad t101n . el. 4- 011 Ille ground, South Vietnamese ra,igers were lai111cliing a ten:taH v e probe into enemy Jield Quang Tri .. Province. Jn the words of at lea st o,i e con-unander ~ an attemp . t to fin , d out wlial ~ is iti there - a,zd to free any ref11gees 1olio want to get out. /REI.AND llerc al CBS - a great personal loss loda\·· . ' willt ll1'.: Pas si11g of Charles Ireland - lite Pres1de11t ~-..a:bt of I It e C o I 11 m b i a B >' o a d ca s I in g ~ f, a--:.i. Cltarles Thomas />•eland - achieving his first success al giant I T and T; there becoming one of the nation's foremost ex perts - in lite field of "multi- divisional management." Less than a ,,ear ago, becoming Preside,it of CBS - when Frank Sldnton moved up to ~ - ~~ ¢ ~ -~f- Vice Chairman. ~ deatll now ,A following by onl) 1 one day lite passin• of /tis fatlter - a tragic loss. \ti/ LAN Thi s II c x I - from .\Ii I an I I a I.\' where I I, c st II den l al a local /)olyleclt11ic inslil11le - we1·e supposed le take their math fi11als; except I hey f ook o,ie look at the test - and walked out it was jusl too louglt. r ' enmass,e. One and all complaining Here in the U S - llie "new math". In Milan, Italy, the "no math." WASHINGTON Tltc lfi11.11er of I/tis yecrr's 11alio11al !i/>elli111( bee -- fo1t1'/een )'t!ar old Robin /(ral o f t « Lamesa, T exas; w ho bested his 11 e arest foe - La11ren :&o Prince, ag e lllirleen, of Buffalo - b y corrcctl)' spelling garnett -- if••••• G • A • R • N • E • T • T; I I, en cl inc Iii ng his win - correctly spelling macerate - M .A .c •E •R •A . • T • E. FA UL TS Fo1111d; a s e ries of pre v i 011s ly unknown "deep fracl111'es'' in lite ea,·tlt's crus t - in Alaska ancl weste1·11 Canad a . This according lo a report tonight from th e U S geological survey; based on a yea r's Nimbus Weatlte,· sat el lit e. Doctor Ernest Latl,ram explaining that tliis one photo - was unusuallji clear; thereby pro vi ding an i,istant image - that otherwise would have taken years and years to map by c onventional means. Doctor Lathram adding lha . t this demonstrates aga i n the tremendous value o f satellit e s in appraising the earth's ttnvironment a11d its resour ces. SACRA "1E NTO On e of lit e oldest of Holl yw ood clic h es - the phras e that gves "meanwhile , back at the ranch." A t1 d y e t i t c ould s e '1' v c a s t Ii e n ex t ch apter heading - in th e continuing "life of Ronald Reagan. Al a meeting with foreign newsmen at Sacramento.) Governor Reagan si1'essing again he will -not run for a th i rd term i n Sevenl) -Fou.r. Further implying that while he intends to remain a strong v oice in the Republicen Party he has no intention of seeking elective office. Reagan saying simply: "When these next two and a half years are over - I'm looking for a ranch." SEN DAL 0 11 e o_f t It e r i c It es t m e 11 i n a I I J a pa 11 - a real es tat e promot e r b y the nam e of S e ki; reporting gross i 11 c o m c I a s t :\' e a 1· - e q u i v a I e II t t o 11 e a 1· l y t w c l v e m i l l i o n b ll ck s . A 11 d a m a n I i k e t ha I y o u w o II I d e x p e c t h i m t o right? Wrong. ha1·e a lot of cash laying around - ,.f•••111•u 111 E ■,JI# Person or persons known - ransacking Seki's Ii om e a t Se n d a l , Japan • F o · r a ll their tr o u bl e s • get ting awa )' with a grand total of thirteen bucks. And that from - ~ Seki - f noitgh to dri ve a man to sakip, would~