TOKYO Presi,lent ,•'ord's second /11ll day in Tokyo toas ~~ m a r k e d A. I 8 lf ll'J t II e r e l ea s e of a j o in t co m m 11 n i q u e . Th e U S and Japan pledging to work togetlier - to halt Ilic spread of nt1clear weapons; also, re · affirming a joitil military security treaty - as, quote, "an important, d11rable element in the international sit11ation in Asia." The President later playing host to Emperor Hirohito,~ at a std e 6anqu . et. • " • • In his toast - borrowing from the words of the first Japanese en . voy to Ille U S. The President saying he has learned aneio that "no nation - may remain isolated and refuse to take part in the affairs of tlie rest of the •> world. CAPITOL HILL Capitol Hill - the House today over-rode lu,o Presidential vetoes. The first - on a neao vocalio,sal rehabilitation bill. The second - on a measure oper,ir,g federal la111..,. enforcemer,t files to the public ,. ur,der certair, conditions. And r,o,o - it's back lo tlae Ser,ate. JUST JC E Gian/ A T & T_, 1ft world's largest corporatio".I ~ the target of an anti-trust suit filed today by the Justice Department. •••••••-- Government attorneys ••raia:dlk accus~ the firm - of "monopologizing the te · le-commtlnications service--and--eqtlipments market;" also, naming as co-defendants - two of a A T & T's ~ wholly owned subsidiaries, Western #•~•• and Bell Telephone laboratories. The government demanding - "substantial divestitttre." afu- , . alldiUtJJ ~ an accompanying statement from s Attorney General •JJliam Saxbe - who note"' "the service the Bell syslem has provided" and the "Possible impact" of such a suit. Saxbe adding, llo wever: The law must be en/ore ed. board John DeButts, chairman of A T & T says A T & T is not violating any anti-trust statutes. WATERGATE In tlie Watergate e-eve; 11,- ,. '"' - another day - another tape. When it was all coming apart - ~ Hrnf. President Nixon~aying: "tile thing now - is to have the S O B done. Indict Mitchell and all the rest - and 118' there'll be a horrible two weeks - a terrible, terrible scandal - worse than Tea-pot Dome." But he apparently felt even then - it would soon blow over. GM With tlie economy hi,rting and auto sales way down - General Motors has quietly begu,i a ,iatiuntoide ad - campaign; running a series of open letters from G M Chairma,i Richard Gerstenberg - aimed at gelthag things moving again. Gerste,aberg saying: "Eco,somic progress is like a wheel. Wlie,a it las es speed - it wobbles. - . . - tohen N it stops it falls- llerpl101ltl" - SUEZ CITY Four Egyptian ships have just become the first commercial vessels to travel the full leragth of the Suez Canal - since the six day war i,a Nlraeleen Sixty- Seven. The passenger ships Syria, Misr a,ad El!uda".,, a,ad the freighter As aoa,a · Star - arrivi,ag today at Suez City o,a the Gulf of Suez; tire-re pickiJtg "" Egyptia,a pilg-rims - bouJtd fo-r Moslem holy places in Saudi A-rabia. Officials a,, ass - tuacs~'\t lite ca11al •ill not be -re-ope,aed to Jtormal t1tt■ sltippi,ag ""'••• and until araollte-r Israeli J,11ll-back. Js-raeH forces en., ... ... AD - W\ ~ r•c e,, OJI the East baJtk - less tltara ~ hveJtty miles /-rom tire ,._ J A ~ canal, i• 10 s4tss au. fl-.. posi,ag ,A•~r-.siaaFUalllll,195•»Ff4. tlareat -,~ that they might close it aga i,a. BRESCIA The son of one of Italy's richest men - twe,aty,- .,._ two year old • • e Giuseppe Lucchini - Ille ~ victim of a kid,aapping last Fridayftrr I l{wlJ ret•r,aed /') to his family today - at Brescia, Italy. How mNch it cost exactly - •ot disclosed. BNt tlte victi,n's /all i er - Italia,a steel ,nag,uite L•igi L•cchini - reportedly p 1yi,ag the kid•oppers more tlla• ~-~k11'14~~h\}'61~4~.rjf..4&-. ten mi;lli9•/\'I-■ t •cso ■1c f/ lte■ P- A tl . t.? most ever i,a Jlaly or a•y•llere else for tlaat matter. DRUGS In New York, San Francisco and Vancouver, British Columbia - a massive police round-up of suspected drug traffickers; forty-six, in all - most of Chinese descent; accused of sm11ggling ,,. - more tlui,e o"e ltu,.dred millio,e dollars wortla of lteroi,e at1d opium. BOSTON a From the head o~Massacliusetts i,ssura,sce association comes a charge that "a,a arso,a epidemic is sMJeeping the e,atire ,aation." E•gene Lecomte saying tire ,cumber of fires deliberately set - #,as more titan doubled i• tlae past ten years._ a Ul Jle , . _ _£Ost i,a proJ,erty damage - bad enougll ;- •• •• • 111 hf; k:f IA l,r,ma• toll ~ eve,a •orae. ••scaJc