F 1 br11arJ l.J , 1 .9-3 R ' , (! ollin . TR ti - 'L 'RI{ 11 o I h r I II n I . , , , e I II r II i II g P O IV ' - a r e c h e d u I e d t o arril' d horlly al T1 - ·aii Air For e Ba e in Cali for nia. A f I e r /J c e d e d - 11 P I> r o c e s ' i n g - I h e . , , i I I t h en b e fl o w 11 t o military ho pita/ ac>•oss the countr:l · the · re to complete l h e i 1 • I o II g - a II a i l e d r e u II i o 11 - 11 • i th u ; i e s a n d c h i I d re n , moth r a 11 d f ath e r , a II d o t It e r Io i· e d o 11 es . A n addilio11nl fort) r turnees - are also being p,•oce d e 1 eu 11ou back at Cla1•k Air Force Base in the Philippines. And soon the y , too, t ill be boarding "F1•eedom Flights" - headi11 g back lo the States. All this w a) ' ah e ad of s ch e du l e . A Cll11·k spokes ma11 saying: "The 1 • apid pace , as made possible, in large measwre - by the returnees thems e l v es; by their generall) excellent ph y sical condition - and high state o f morale." The r e turnin g men are neuly-outfitted, jor the most p a r l - 11 i I h mod clothes , ti at ch es , cam er as a ,id s o o,i . TR 1 / - L 'RK - • \ /> /> r P o of I h ' d a _ , 111 a II y a l · v b e a r i II If Va I n I i II r i fl r lh o lh 'Y I •f l b hi11d. Li ut 11a11l omma,ider Da id Rolliu • o an Di e o - perhap explai,iing be l lhe pr ,ailin g mood. "I hat fite y a1· of Chri lmases, birilzda , and Vale11/i11e' Da y - lo catch tt/J on" - said he. ' R 0 L \ /{ E - \ DIEGO F o r I h o s I 11 • o m 11 " h o y I 11 r 11 , rl I a I n i /.! h I - l h /1r oc' · of C (lf • hin !( 11p ha air ady b ~1111. Ma jo r GI 11don P rkiu f l yi u toda y lo YO Lake, U i 1111 . o I a - I It r Io t ' i i I hi a i I i II g III o l It e ,, . Th e Major lakin g a/O11 g hi It i f Ka y - u ilh 11 /tom he La tearfull y , j o f u I I y r u II i I d o 11 a r r i 1 1 a I ea '1 ' I i r al Max II el l A i r Force Ba · ;,, Alabam<1. Maanuhile, Na y Commande1' Brian Woods of San D i o - b c o m i 11 g 1/1 fir l of I h e Ye I u ni e e to b re u n i t e d 11ith hi . ntir family. Th e latter II atching in i onder as he on um d f or breakfast today ix egg , eight pieces of bacon, ight sausage and eight piec:e of loa t. Doctors describi11 hi 011dilio11 - a " ' 1'un11i11g 011 sheer euphoria." ilA HI GTO -HA OJ F Yo m W a h in g I o n - a 11 d Ha 11 o i - a j o in t c om n-z II n i q u e ; P lling ou/ lodaJ the results of four da of talk bel11ee11 He111'J Kissinger and orth Vietnamese officials. The two ides agreeing to form a joint commission - to super i e the rebuilding of North Vietnam· also, agreeing lo "continue lo have periodic exchanges of views - in order to etzsi,re that the cease-fire agreement and its protocols are scrupulously implemented." More than that - the joint commttnique disclosing a ne -found cordiality. The U.S. and North Vietnam both pledging to ''strive for a new relationship - based on respect for each other's independence and sovereignty, non- inte1'ference in each other's internal affairs, equality, and mutual benefit." The comm111zique adding that "normalizatio,t' of relations between the U. s. and North Vietnam - "will help to insz,re a stable peace in Vietnam - and contribute to the cause of peace in Indochina and Southeast Asia." TIC Al the Vatican in Ronte - Pope Paul met today with Hanoi's Xuan Thu)· officially, at least - tile first time th Pontiff ha e er met tt ith a North Vietnamese official. T 1z e ti o m en - c o nf erring a b o u t for t y - fi e min u t es . A s a r es u l t th e Pop e a r r i e d s o rn e w Ii a t l a t e - for hi 1 eekly ge11eral audience. He was i,z an ebullient mood tlzou.gh - a11,nouncing himself that he had just met with "a si,1gular isitor, the representati e of North Vietnam. He al s o s a id that Xuan Thu. y had offered as s u ran c es - ''th a t his people and his government truly desire peace." The Pot,e adding: "Thanks be to God. '' H HITE HO SE Turnin . ~ to Ill dome ti front - a radio address rom Ill While Hou Pr idenl rilixon discussi,z toda th nation' eni 1 ironme11t and natural resource . " ow in i11etee11-Se eut -Three" - said Ile -"I c a II r P or I t h a t A ,n r i c a i u . e l 1 011 t h e w a - to t inning the uar a ai11 t n ironmental deg ' radatiou." "Da by daJ" - he c o ,z t itz u d - "o u r a i r i s g e t ti tt g c l e a n e r · m o 11 th b m o n t h our z ater pollution problems ar also being conqttered - our nois and pesticide fJt"oblems are yielding to net initiatives - 011,~ parklands and p1·otected, ilderness areas are i11c reas i11g. " The President adding: "No1 is the time to reject the doomsday 111-entalit - which says we a · re destined to pollute ou · rsel es oul of existence; not is tile time to roll up our slee es - and get on t ith the job." Toward that end, lie pledged to resubmit to Congress - nineteen bills that were someho stalled last ear· bills that are badly needed said he _ to compete ottr "u,ifinished en ironmental HITE HO SE - · b11 in R l er sid - th e Pre ideul lakin note of current Ju I sho,~ta "W mu l face up to a stark fact" - said he - '' e ar 11oz consuming more nerg than we prod1tce in America." The President sa ing he, therefore, intends to e nd t o on gr e s - "a n e u J and far ,n ore c om pre hens i v e e 11 e r g) m e s s age . '' In the meantime, uspending import 4 quot s on home heating oil - east of the Rockies. The President concluding: "America is a beautiful country. B our commitnient to conservation . , restoration a ,z d re ,i e w al - l e t us res o l v e to make A m er i ca e v en m ore beautiful for the generations to come." WALL STREET Afte1' a b1•ief tirne-out to regroup - money markets a1·011,zd the world were 1•eopened today. The new devalued U.S. dollar - showing unexpected stren ; ; th. Actually gaining a percentage point or two - in trading in West Germany, ,Belgium and the Netherlands. For man _ y thozigh - the jitters still continue. 0,e ~lae London exchange, for example, the price of gold - hitting a reco · rd Seve,ity-Two Dollars and Thirty Cents; a o,ee-day increase - of ,iearly twelve per cent. While here at home on tile New York stock market - the Dow-Jones industrials plunging nearly seve · ,iteen points. BEVERLY HILLS Dr. Walter Herrma11 of the University of Washington . one of those who pioneered in the use of "ovulation inducer&" or so-called fertility drugs. The doctor is having some s ond though 1 - as witness a speech before a meeting of California obs letricians and gynecologists. Dr. Herrmann observing that some women are infertile - because of psychological conflict. In the past he continued - such a woman could go to her doctor - fi,ed out there was nothing he could do for her - and then "go home knowing that she had done her best." With the advent of fertility drugs - that's all changed - said Dr. Herrman. Adding that he fears childre11 are now being born - to women who subco,esciously do not want children and, indeed, should not have any. Dr. Herr , man stating, in short: "We have the a bi l it y to do i t - now 10 e 're as king w he th er we ~!~!. l d do it. " HOBART For Comedian Jerr y Lewis - as toell as a young Australian golf fan - a harrowing experience today. Jt ha(Jpened on the fifth hole of a (Jro-am tournament - precedi,aj the start of the Tasmanian Open at Hobart, Australia. Comedian Lewis hooking his second shot - into a crmvtl of youngsters standing about a hundred yards down the •••••• fairway. The ball hitting Michael Morgan, age eleven - just above the left eye. Jerry Lewis racing to the scene - by which time the boy was bleeding profusely; also, crying over and over - "I'm blind, I'm blind, I can't see." Needless to say • an immediate end to tlae golf match. The story does have a happy ending though. Doctors later saying the boy suffered a bad ci,t - but nothi1tg more. He'll be good as new in a few days - which is probably more than you can say for Jerry Lewis. TOPEKA In th e Stat e L eg islatur e at Topeka, Kansas - a h e ar i ng on the merits of that st i ll-pending equal rights rights amendment; br i nging out Bible scholars - both pro and con. Representati v e John Bower - reading from the Apostle Paul's letter to the Galatians. Palll saying: "There is neither Jew nor Greek - neither sla v e nor free - neither male or female - for you are all one in Christ Jesus." Next - Representati e Josephine Younkin, who said: "If you look in the Book Genesis - it says that God make woman in the image he wanted, not in Lhe image of ma11;" which means - she went on - that ''women shoi,ld not be expect e d to be equal to men - in man y ways." It remained, however, for still another woma,a - lo make perhaps the most telling /Joint. Mrs. Grace Maderas saying: "The amendment is a slur on every wife and motller." Adding: "I've been lowered to equality - and I resent it." P O W'S ' Now let's get a late repo1•t on those returning p ris 011ers of t ar: