W e d. Jan . 12, 1 97 2 WHITE HOUSE The White House - an announcement that Red China is ()remitting eighty com · municatio,as personnel to accompany President Nixon to Peki'llg next month . Press Secretary Ron Ziegler also says that Peking has proposed a table tennis re-match -the game at which they e · xcell. To be held next spring - here in the U.S. BLACKS For the first lime in U . S. history - there are now more blacks attend i ng all-negro schools in the north - titan there are in the south . This according to a survey - result• of which announced b y The Department of Health Education and Welfare. Officials adding that one tf the main reasons is the ad v ent of massi ve bussing in the south . On another racial front - a major policy shift. TIie Nixon administration unveils a new program - aimed at giving American Indians more control of their schools, their jobs and their natural resources. The new Nixon theme ext,ressed in a slogan - callin . g for "tribal solutions to tribd problems . " DACCA In the ne, nation they call Bangladesh, at Dacca Sheikh M11Jibur Rahman resigned today as President . Wl,e,-eupon he was immediately installed - as Prime Mintstef'. The Sheikh thus placing himself at the had of a • pa,-li,nentaf'y government to function, hof)efully, by meansof constitutional processes. At tlte same time - in New Dellli - two more Soviet- block nations were extending formal recognition to Banllladurlt; with Russia expected soon to follow. WASHINGTON FOLLOW DACCA And the issue of Bangladesh was injected today iNIO our Camr,atgn Se v ent ), -Two b y Senator Humr,hrey who ts urgiNg immediate U . S . recognition - f>lr,s U . s. suf>fJort in the new states bid for U . N . membership . Hubert Humt,lrrey sayiNg : "With the safe return of Sheikh Mujibur and tire establishment of a w orking Bengali government - the mome,at is ot,t, or tune for extending friends Ir. i(> . " 1 CENTRAL IIIGHLANDS F o 1' V S A r m y s e c 1· e I a r y R ob c r t F · r o e h I k e - 1iifP:::fl cwrrently touri,ig the wa1' zone - a visit today to Am . erican f orward bases in the Central Highlands of Viet,iam. Along the way - the secreta1'y's helicopter coming under hea y enemy fire. Luckily t~6AB* - no one hurt. were EI s e w her e i" V i e t n a m - en e m }' I, i t - a n d - r u n . ~ ' ; - ~ ~ peak. I• 1•r., •o•I••· I attacks An indication - we are told - that another maJor Tet ~ offensive may be in the of_f : ng. !--- COPENHAGEN From the Royal Co11rt in Cor,enhagen comes a furtller rer,ort that the condition ?j Denmark's ailing King Frederic II - is "very serious." The seventy-two year old Monarch - said lo be o,aly semi-co,ascious; with tllis blamed - i,a t,art, on falli,ag blood pressure. The outlook - doubtful. NEW YORK In the Howard Hughes book controversy - anotller strange twist today . The Ladies Home Journal announch1g tllat ii, too, - is Planning to t,uhlish a new Hughes book ; tollich they are calling thermed billionaire's "authorized memotrs" ; also supposedly verified - by an agreement also suf>f>osedly signed by Hughes himself. The author of this one is said to be an old buddy of Hughes - n ove list Robe rt Ea ton - t,erhaf>s best known for a prior book called "the Body Brokers." For what it's wortll - Robert Eaton was the sixth husband of film star Lana Turner . CAIRO After months and months of saber rattling in Cairo - a ch a ng e of fJ a c e toda y w i th E g yr, ti an Foreign Min is t e · r Mourad Gltaleb - again accllsln:, Israel of official "intransigence ; " again cltarging that U . S . sur,r,ort of Israel - is driving tire area toward anotlrer war . Tlren he added that Cairo - will co,atinue to seek a political solution . And, this - said Ire I ,a order "to keet, world opinion" on the Arab side . KIMSHASA ~~ A I Kim s I, a s a , t he capital of Zaire - formerly ),. Leopoldville, v'- the capital of the Belgian Congo - another ~ ma j or s t e P I s id& J .A I W t ha I c o u n t r y ' s n e w "Afr i ca n i z a t i on • " Zaire's President -- heretofore k•own as Joseph Desire in favor of an Mobutu -- dropping his christian names African designalioh be known ltenceforU " - as Mobutu-Sese. The President stressing though - he will remain a Roman Catholic. - .... MOSCOW Moscow - a team of U S Congressmen - finishing -, a tour of Russian schools. The impression they got perhaps best of Indiana. to children" summed r,p b)• Congress man Bra de mas ~~-G,<,VL,(' The Russians showing "a strong commitment ~ ~~~~a.. - auld •• 6rc::t ert't t•••r system i:3" r,afl:,. "not very efficient " Congr · essman Landgrebe of Indiana - a second member of the tour group - expressing another common at Ix view. Said he: "I come away from here less anti-Communist than I was - but more pro-Ame . rican." HONG KONG At Ho,rg Kong - an arson squad investigation by local firemen prowling over the hulk of the former luxury liner Queen Elizabeth, after which one of them said: - the shit, "is now just one mess of twisted steel; half of it - under water. Leading to the conclusion - said he - "tltat 110 worth wit ile in ves tiga tion can be made - unless the vessel is raised up. " MILTON FOLLOW PROVIDENCE And - an odd accidenl today near Milton, Pennsylvania. A car bearing two young men - crashing into 11,e side of a bridge high over the Susquehanna River. The two youths crawling out to survey the damage - when along came a big tractor trailer with clearly no chance to stop. Over the side they went - expecting to land on a cat-walk. Only trouble - no catwalk . The two plu11ging abo11t eigltty feet - into icy water, which at that point, 011ly tltr•• feet deep. But, both were able to walk out. Quite a miracl•. KROK ODIL Moscow again - a new edition of the So v iet humor magazine Krokodi l includes a co II ec tion of le tie rs to Jae to-ry supervisors - some from workers who failed to show up on tire morning after New Year's Day. For examf>le, Mikhail Naumov saying : "I did not com• to flJo-rk because in the morning I drank th.-ree glasses of vodlla tlli11king it was water as usual. The sales woman tu-rned out to be llonest and therefo-re, I couldn't come to work." A11otlaer comrade - A. E. Barno11ov - sayi,1g: "B•ca1&•• of a11 accidefll /I I wound up in a sobering up statio11." Most novel of all though - that of L. V. Konevalov who said th.at Isis mother-in-law was getting married for a thi·rd time and he Ir.ad to serve as toastmaster. BMt he said Warren : "I t,rr,mise it won't happen again "becaa,s tly motlaer-in-law lsas promised she won't get married time . " MEADVILLE In a fourth gra . de class at Mead v ille, Pennsylvania - a discussion of cu . rrent e v ents. Chief tor,ic · First Lady Pat Nixon's rece,it trip to Africa - which was "u"/WecedeJtled" s a id t la e t ea c h e r . A n d th e n s la e as k e d : " W It a t do es 111fn'ecednW Mean?" Quick as a flash - a nine year old gave this defhaition: "It means slle went without the f)Yesidenll" Ele•entary, would you say? A,ad, so long unttl tomorrow.