Frid11y, Ocln/Je,· I, 19 71 KE l' BIS C ,l r NE F ,. o III I h c F I o r i ti a n h i I e H o II s e - K e y B is c a y II e - a s fJ e c i a I ,. e q II e s L l o C o 11 g r es s Io day . Th e Pres id en t II r g i n g 011 emergency increase - of luo hu11dr e d and fifty million in U S a id f" n d s ; of 11· h i c h c1 h 11 ,, d , . e d an d fifty m i II i o n - w ou I d be ea ,. - m ark e d f o 1· l he re l i e f of Ea s l Pak is la n refuge es no tu in l11dia ; the remainder - Jo,·, direct "humanitarian aid to Ea s t Pa k is I a ,i. " The Preside,it's message - carefully avoidi,rg any mention of the Pakistani ce11tral go1 1 ernmenl in West Paklala,r. Bu t h e d id s a y : "R e c e ,i t e v en ts in Ea s t Pa k i s ta n - c o mt,Otllldlllg the d e sl1·11 cti o11 f rom nat,,,·al disasters - have led to wide spread human sujferi,rg." Adding that "unchecked, this s i I u a ti on c o u Id d r if t Io ward gr ea I c r dis as t er - in th e f o rm of f amine or e ve n war.'' STRIKES FOLLOW KEY JBSCAYNE 'Pw r ni n ,r •~~ IJo wreTt;t c=f.'J:.lHFI ... ~r,:/j_~ 71,e Florida While Hottse / tu*i"~ note of a spreading dock strike. Wfffr Press Secretar y Ron Ziegler saying Ille President was encouraged by reported progress toward a sett l em en I. Adding Ilia I I he President will hold off for a lime - before invoking /he Taft-Hartle) ' Act. Obvio11sly - said Ziegler - ",oe're not going lo rush into • • • • something and ~~- take a step not called for;" especially A ■ aid le - ,ohen ",oe are optimistic abot1l Ille outcome." CONI\OLLl· l II lV a s '1 i 11 g I o 11 - T r ea s u r y S c c ,. e I <l ,. y C o 11 11 o l I _v L a s c x fJ I a i II i II g - " 11 d d ef e n di II g - I IL e P r e s i de u I ' s ,, e w e c o n o m i c p1 · 0,rra111, l c lli11g a Senate economic su b -co mmittee - tire U S c a 11 n o I o,, g c r I o I e r a t e a 11 1111 r e s I ,. -; c I e d f I o o d of f o re i g n goods . 1l ddi11g, the ref ore, Ille Preside11t w i l l not lift the p re s e n t t e ,, fJ e r c e 11 t i m fJ o r t s II r c h a r g e - ,, i I I n · o t "11 n ti l w e c a " be assured th e re will be a tur11 aro1t,rd i11 our balance of payments ." And then - to a Senate /it1a11ce sub-committee - he said : "We do,i'I want a trade, a 1· - we don't anticipate one;" but the time has come when the · AmeTican people - are behag asked "to make sacrifices - to g;, , c 11/) something" a,rd that means - said he - "we mrtst itrsist that other people arou,ed the w or Id - ire at II s w i I h e quit _v and fa; rn es s . " SCHWEITZER Counolly's double barreled Senate ~ JJ l es limo11y ,-, fol/0101:q /h e final s essi on of /Ital ,-1 it1/e1•11nlio11al monetary fu11d m eel i11g. I M F managing aisj1a director Pierre Paul Schweilzer telling assembled delegates - he had begun lo discern tlte emergency of a concensus on some important issues;" adding t1,at mos/ member nations were agreed - q,e U S import surcharge "sho1tld be removed as qtcickly as possible." Bttl how lo accomplish lhal - stlll the question - he admitted. Accordingly, the I M P ~ ils l1t1enty member exec11/lve board - lo study "all aspects of the international monetary system ; " and report back - w i I ho u t de I a y. '' /NDO CHINA /11 Souflteasl J\sia - n continuat,011 of hca u_v fighting alo,rg tlle Cambodia Soulh l'iet,iamese border ; with e,iemy troops sur,·ou11di11,: a US artil ler, , su , f)f)ort base. Sou th Vie tn a m 's Gene r a L Ng 11 y c ,i X 11 an Tin h - c I a i m s a ,-tring of iclories elsewhere . H e says : "I think we've broke n the b a c k of th e Co m mu n is t off ens i v e . " SAJGOr,,J FOLL.OW /~DO CHINA T It is o n I It e ./ i II c,I d a y o J c a m p a i K ,,; 11 K m a r k e cl b y additional a111i-Tltie11 demons/rations - in Saigon and Hue. 111 o,ie of tl,ese lit/le children, no more tl1an six, were hurling fire bombs at > ' iol police. There's a rumor that Tlliett is r,la,ining to round uf> his political of)f>onents - and h 1/d them "for four or five da},s:'' to help "cool it" off - pending the outcome of tlte Presidential balloting. At last report, t ho1tgh - it was still just a rumor. PARIS Prcsidf'nl Pomf)idou oj Fra11cc toda y had a luncheon in honor of 1 1 isili11Sf R e d C h inese officials. Hi s toast include a call for 1111ilal e rcll US withdrawal from Vietnam. Said Pompido11 : "While nc are convinced /Ital President Nixon is determi11ed lo uilltdraw Americau l>·oops - , e ; , •egret that South Vietnam canttol . ex press itself ri;rhtly through tr11l} ' free elections; and we deplore the res11mption - of even limited bombings of North Vielnam . " Next u(J - Red China's Pai Hsia11g-K110; who offered a toast of his ore n - deplo1·ing so-called "big power" oppression. B111 11nlike Pom(Jido11 - he named no names and said nolhing really critical of the U.S. Quite a swltclel BELFAST Al Belfast auolhe1 ' Brili.;li soldier uc1s killed today by sniper fire. The twenty lhird - si,ice the first of the year. British Jefense Secretary Lord Currington - also authorizing an increase in the Ulster defense regiment reserve force; from its present six thousand men ll(J lo le,a tlaousa,ad. VATICAN The nems media of the morld - press, radio and TV - agai11 11,e target of bitter criticism todav - at that world synod of bisho(Js at Ille Calican. Cardinal Hennan of Britain charging the media with having "a fascination for sex in every form;" and this including especially - said he - a fascination for (Jriests who run away to marry . Cardinal Wyszynskiof of Poland - urging his colleagues to stop granll•I interviews; charging that the media at'e only st,readl,ag, In Id• o., n words - "e r r o -r and co nf" s ion . " MADRID By order of Gc11eralissi1110 Frauco of Spain - a genet·al amnesty today: freeing - or greatly redncing lite s e II l e n c e s of - m or e I It a n 11 i II e I h o II s a n d in m a I e s of S /J a n is h p ,. i s o 11 s : i 1t c I 11 <I in g - t II e 11 l ) ' - l u o A m e 1· i c a n s ; Cl l s o f o it r h ttndred p o l i l i c a l fJ r is on e 1• s re I ea s e d o ttl rig h t . it l l by u a y of celebrating - the lhirt\1-fiflh anniversary of the Generalissimd rise to power. Meanuhile, a steady stream of special planes, trains and bttsses were pouring into Madrid. Bringi,ig more than a million people - to a gia,i/ rally outside the Spanish royal Palace. There, from a palace balcony - the seventy-eight year-old Franco told /tis co11ntryme11: "Once again I want to assure you that as lo,ig as God gives me life and clarity of judgement - I will co,iti,ute lo l10/d the helm of State." A statement - recei ed, 110 doubt, with mixed emotions. PARJS-PARJ<J'NG METERS 0 , . c rs c a s ,, g a i 11 - Pa r i s - a ,. c p o r I I o d a y t I, a I pa ,. I.• in g III e I e rs I, a ,. c j II s I bee II i II s I a I I e d - o II a I l I he ma in s tree ts of - z c IJ o II I c , a,• d s - I he F ,, c n c I, ca fJ it a I . This a Paris first - 01 e,· /he bitte,. objectio11s of the French a11lomobilc association . A11d tile rcs11lt we arc told - all Paris is b11r,iing - Warren - Parki11g meters on the Ch am fJ s Ell" s s a _v ! ! Sac ,. e bl e 1t ! 0 r w ha t would yo" say ? DISNEY 1VO/ll/J Dou n Florida may - uear o,·l,11ulo - the gr"nd o /J e II i 11 g of W a I t D; s 1l e y n or Id; I, r;,, >!; ,u: , v it h it - an inf I u x of I e n s of t h o tt s a n d s of , is il o ,. s : a " d ,n a ,, m o t h I r a f Ji c j a m s . But one and all - repo1•ti'1g the wait "as well worth it. M1·. and Mrs. William Windsor and their two small children of nearby Lakela11d, Florida waited all night in a small car - to make sure they'd be first in line. TIie,, 1t,etting V I P treatment - and a Disney · •1>rrl• lifetime t,ass. And so long until Monday.