KEENE PROVIDENCE Fi,•sf - a double barreled salute - lo CBS radio s I a Ii o ,,. W K 'A' E - - Ke e ,i e , New Ha mp s hire ; today celebrating - it's fort·y-fi/lh anniversary on the air. And lo CBS radio station W E A N, Providence Rhode Island today celeb ralit1g ifs fiftieth anniversary Now the news •••••. 'I ,,z. WHITE HOUSE The Wltile House - a special debriefing today. President Nixon conferri,ig 11Jith Congressional leaders - numbering thirt)' in all, from both parties,· spelling out the details - of liis ne,oly negotiated agreement:; 11Jlth the Soviet Union. First and foremost - ~ I ltetl n e., Sa l t pa cl • A n d t la en I\ period - Henry Kissinger . . , a question nnd ans•er ~ presldln~ .n,e Pres ide,at '• goalJ;:: eJ co•• 111, an attempt to assure speedy Senate e■tllldlfljlllt_.f . . •• ratification of the Mosco• summit. A•d, l••••d.; White House press secretary Ron z•egler later • • • describing tlte Congres slona l leaders as "most receptive." Ziegler further predicting lite Sall pact •ould be approved - after, quote "careful consideration." Also, quoting tlte Pres Iden.I as having said - this •Ill clear the •ay for additlo11al arms . ~ limitation talks. Hopefully, the first step ,_ •orld f. •Ide disarmament. KEY BISCAYNE ~ .. , w•• ', ,.., tt'tR /ror a .. little rest and relaxation.~e First Family flying today to Key Bisca) , ne where tlie President and Mrs. Nixon / ) '- .,, ll spend a long weekend /recharging their l■:Ht .- • batterl'I#- se •• •lit:ot, after thirteen days of nearly non-slot> travel. ~ ~ " ' < , . ~ =~ i•• '*' r SAN FRANCISCO On lhe Wes t coast - Ille . . home ••••• stretch In lhal ..._ all Important Califor,rla presidential primary campaign. Wllh George McGover• . starH,rg ou t loda) ' in San Francisco ; tllere(atte,,.Ptl•g to off-set 11,e possible Impact of a major slale•lde J,oll - slrowlng him ,oay out In front. Said he : "The poll may sho,o .,1,ere .,e are ••• on Friday but II does•'I show 111laere 111e'll sta,11l Oft Tuesday." McGovern adding: "The J,rl•clpol proble"' 111e hat1e rlgl,I no• - Is over co•fldence." BAKERSFIELD To lhe south al Bakersfleld - McGovern's chlef foe was also laking nole of the same poll. Rubert Humphrey calling announced results - "a lot of flOflSense, baloney. Addl,ig: "If I didn't thhtk tlels •as true I •ouldn'I even take time to campaigr,." LOS ANGEL,ES MeanttJhile, al Los Angeles, the .,_, start of a last mini . tie • write-in campaign in behalf of George Wallace. The Governor's 11Jife 1 and his so•, George Jr. J11sl arrived from Silver Sprir,g~-llelp..,, to get tlle ball rolling. Cornelia Wallace sayl•g lier t liusba,ad still a,a,ats the nominatlo,a - a,ad ~~.·- CaUfor,da can stUl help.~Was,,( "That's a,l,y I'"' la ere. " VIETNAM In Soi,th Vietnam - for the .. aua second ~ straight day - a temporary in the ground fighting. < #eJ1t? Bui U S war planes A again taking a heavy toll .... In tl1e Communist Nori':,) aa a /estroylng tue•n, t1110 Important railroad bridges - and knocking out a major ~ J)o111er J)la,at. A ■ I lltl• . . said to be - .-a most ,A successful day yet. LONDON At Windsor Castle .lex :aa nrta •A! oday - a drama tic demo,rs t ratlon that /lie people still care. More tha,i ten . thousand Britons standing In line - a line al times a mile lo,ag -- in order to pay their last - - respects to the Duke of Windsor. One by one - filing past Ille DNke's - ...UC. the Castle's bier, -- ,_ historic St. George's Chapel, fl,aally 'A I\ ~ • • om P d - to e,rtend by t•o lio•r• - ~ s:lied•led closing time. 4 PALACE FOLLOW LONDON I• tt11 midst of 11ll t•~• - t&« rnnnr he ••• olf The D11clt.ess of . _ Windsor arriving in Lord on .. .. a l,n os I unnoticed - no longer I hat woman, as s lie - - was once called - the Duchess met by /he Quee,.•s personal re1>resenlative - Earl Mounlbatte,e: later --"'~ Ira veiling to Bucklngia m Palace - for /he first ~;,.. A time,( a gv.est of /he British Ro ' yal fan,Uy. Tl,e Dt1ciaess - accompanied by her personal .I*• •••••••· -.. ~ pl,y slcla ",.j said to appear fr · al I but s II 1l prot1d o,ad erect, . ; S t u . I . ~ ,;..,.A.. -:,.._ . - - - '4. lii.t-C. _--t/J) ,r-P~ ~ 1/G ~ ~ 16~~<hR~~~~ ~.....;.afJ'l~, HOUSTON Fottnd, al last: A cure for so-called "mllscle-bound heart" as reported loda1, - by Doctor Deflton Cooley, the famed Houston heart surgeofl. T111s said lo call for replacement of 11,e heart's mltral value -- 1111llc1I regulates 11le flo111 of blood. Accordiflg to Doctor Cooley, a lechfllque J>rove,a successf•l so far - In ,.,,.e out of nlfle cases. BOST ON , ,, I I, e s a m e t c i ,i - a 1· e m a r k a b I e b r e a • through in the treatm e nt o f adttll l c 11k e mia; ropo,·t e d toda y from Pet e r Bent Brigham Hospital "p in Boslofl. The doctors there - using a three drug combi,ratio• oi , er the past eiglitee" ,no•ths - acllieving comp l ete remissions ht fifty-fi v e perce,rt of all cases treated. A•d so for those affUcated 11Jitl1 adult leukemia for the first time -- a ray of hope. FLINT Fli,i . t, Michigan - another birtliday for billionaire auto ,,._ pioneer, C S Molt; as of today - age ninety-s e ven. An occasion he celebrated - by keeping busy - the same as any other day. "Keepi,ag busy' ' - 11Je af'e told - including a close check of "business and family affairs:" especially - the heavily e,uloa,ed C. s. ,Mott /oundatlo,a. As a co•cession to />Nblic interest tllougll Mr. Mott did meet •Ith at least one reporter. TtlU,ag the nea,sman: "I'm a little ha,rdicapped in Ille matter of PIIJsical ability - but it hasn't affected my . . ~ - bral• and to prove it A lie added "I still • l'3t lr•o• that ta,o and ta,o make fo•r - a,hich is sometltitg ' Jr, w a lo . I of people don't .,,.dersta11d. " 'R'OODB URN Al Woodb1tr'1, Orego" - well, you migltl SO}' ii was like Chris/mas ;,, .Tt,,,c loda_v. At any rate, tlie stale highway department - calli•ig 0111 a number of its snow emergency tr,,cks; ,,. despite a bea•tiful spring day sanding doa,n a section of busy h1terstate hlgha,ay five. tractor - The reason - an overturNed"lrall er; spllllNg out over Ille lilgha,ay - thousaftds aNd llao•sa,ad1 of • • • ~ l i p p e r ~ ~ . . . Till Ille uad trucks arrived - a traffic hazard drlvlNg drivers literally 'baNa,aas.'