Wednesday, Ja•uary 8, 1915 SARASOTA First - a salute to CBS radio stallo• W S P B - Saraaota, Florida; c•lebrati11g tllirty-Jive years of broadcas ti•g. WHITE BOUSE Tlte Wlaite Rouse - Preside,at Ford met a,itla lais cal,i,aet today - for tlte first lime since mitl-Novenal,er; tlisc•ssi,ag ,,. ge,aeral - tlae ,sew eco,aomic J,rogra,n lie B•t, tlie Presitle11t sayl•g U "i• a good J,rogra"' - ii is lo•glt - lt is f•lly defe••il,te - ,.,.d, ii •Ill give "• Ille r••loralio• of co•fitle•ce - llaal I• - ••• ••Ii• I to recovery. " /RI A F1 ' 0111 J11r/r Siri a - an oYd 1 ' Loda.\ fre :, in g 1hr ~ - ullo e t Limon II •lped lo bYeak th lV 0 tergnt a e. Tit ~ including fir t and /oYemosl -- former White Hou e counc~l - Joltti Dean. Also, form Y Ni.--=on ca11 : paign <fficial - Jed Stuart Magruder - and fo1'm Y Nixon /awyeY Herherl K<1lmbach. The Judge' actiori - fol lot itig by less than a 1 e e k t It e c o mp le t ion of t Y1 e Wat erg a t e a fl " • - tr i a l ~ where till three - ser ed as government witnesses. Dean and Magruder immediate/ transferred from Fort . n'7•a■lllillnl•llfiallllail•• · Ho la b i rd , Ma r I a ,id to so m e where in tile Ballimore, Washington area,· there to be picked up -- b , their families. - mf'f Kalmbacli 1 already in h- · a4 · · t l t t p t Washington,, A conferruig wi i Wa erga e rosecu ors . at a /111 r ried news COIi/ er e,ice -fit.. e pres S ~ "great appreciation for tile compassion of Judge Sirica." GESELL fo llou Siri a A ,~ q II es l b ) l h ma j o Y Cl9 ,i el 11 or k for u;rq broadca I opie o f z /lite llou e tap es J\ rejected today b3 , Judge Gesell - for th lime being al least. Tile judge noti,zg that /.Ile networks ha . d been unable to guarantee ~ that the tapes L ould not be put to quote "undignified u.se." MOS OW Ru sia' L onid Bl' zhnet today made hi first public ajJpea,,arice in Mosco - in two weeks. The So iet leader atte,iding f1oieral ser ices for /tis aged m o l her ; a fa c t Cf ,c i c • J J r e po r l e d - b t Ii e So vi e t ... news agency Ta s)A,.,I\ "1-1,, T'Als ha DN tc#rrd•)..effort to stem recent reports -- that Brezhnev was seriously ill - '!_r ~ engaged i,i a Kremlin power struggle. Tass adding that such reports - by "so-called Kremlinologists - are nothing more than groundless in entions." CAIRO FOLLOW MOSCOW M a n z Iii l e , i n ai r o - a poss i bl e ex planation - 1 or Br , zfLne 's decision to cancel a planned trip to Eg pt. E gy pt i a11 President A•11n-, Sadat sa ing the Soviet Union has alread replaced Syrian weapon losses in the last mid-east war; but so far lias failed to re-suppl y Eg y pt - t ith all the arms it needs. Sadat adding that the So v iet reply to a recent Eg y ptian weapons request was "unsatisfactory; and, as a result - said he - key aspects in Cairo · -Moscow relations remain "frozen." LOC NINH Ju. Vi Ina m - a e1'ies of mass i e go enim ent aiY trike ·· against Loe Ninh the defac/o communist capi l al in South Vietnam. President Thieu also appealing to the S - fo · r help in stemming Communist ad ances. PARIS follo1 Loe Ninh Half a wo,~ld a 1 a - at Paris - a public prote t today - from the Viet Cong delegation t o ~ stalled peace-talks. The Communist side calling U · na al mo eme,ils i,i southeast Asia waters - ''an i,npudent menace which const"itutes a 9 sar:;1« grave >) violation of the earlier Paris agreement. HARTFORD Hart f ord onn cticut -- Ella Grasso uas si orn in today ,IL th nal ion' i>· I I oma,i go e1'nor e er elect d sole/ on he1· 01 n. Go rnor Grasso pledging a ti " h e r o i c " e ff o r I - I o d ea l i i t 11 C o n ,,, e c l i cu t ' s gr o i i n g fiscal crisis. VAAL strik e b y thousands of black worke,·s - at South Af1 ' ica 's gia,it Vaal Reefs gold _;/- ~ m in e; 11awn•tlA1,.nR11 -=t t-lan;;l!e ~ •D:1uu:l3C, ** 't-0ppag• ,{ spreading to other t; mines) and/'processing plants. Tlte stri;f;;/;~ bff:fck miners from neighboring Lesotho/,4who object to having most of th e ir pa . y pl a c e d in banks back ho m e . ~~ The Lesotho miners battling both police and /\ felloi workers~ in an effort to enforce their no work stand. The violence so far - leaving at least eight dead. lVASHINGTON Washi11 . gl n again - William Klassen today announced Ids resignation as postniasler general - as of Gm Februar fifteen. Jtl•• •••Sa ing he in lends -10~~ to return to pri ate lif6,) .A 11 ■ 1 ala ■ ) iN§ ,,a, •• ••o .,< resigning because of recent heavy criticism. "The II postal service still ltas problemsy said he_,, lfut the solutions are e ide,it; a,id the ultimate goals set for the postal service in the postal reorganizatio,a act - can in time be ac~iieued. Klassen's successor, b the way - his present deputy, Benjamin Bailar. FCC For the first time e er, tile federal Communicalio,is Commission today denied a public broadcast license-re11,ewal to a st le-operated educational '1111 television neti ork. The F C C YU, I ing that A lab a ma's sduca tion 1el e vis ion £0 mm iss ion was racially disc1·imi,,atory in both programming and employment. {' . ,.. 't I , . ; C ~ /, , ub . , . , , , . It; !,. . r u r,"i) , ., .. f • : ...- r; f . LONDON B ritai11, 's Prince C lza1'les - RT again hi the news k>:li~glrf.:- in an inter iet published in. Lotidon, saying the -kl~/ past British mona1'ch he admire most of all - hxi.'r • ' ~ ,v--e s.RP-1,,~ t::t King Geor ge -- tlz -Third; wlw was k inlf,A;; of c c,ay1 • ,{ - during the American Revolution. Charles ob er ing that George-tlie-Tliird "was a much maligned monarch - particularly by American historians·" who then "could argue that they were revolting against a mad monarch who had no credibility; when, in fact, he was suffering from a blood condition - iohich at times only made him apJ!..!!..ar irrational. Charles adding that "George-tlie-Tltird was a gentle and learned man - a patron of tlie arts and sciences - and also "a fine counl1' y gentleman." --:::_;- ~ {j)~ ~ , > ~ . ~- J~ l ' l ~ ~ "f-'-~'"- .. n ! MEMPHIS In the 111 )'- llow-lime-Jlies department this next from Me m Ph is. Rock idol Elvis Pr es I ey age forty today. ~ occasion marked .I\ J.,...'# f10111 city officials - ~ special A by public praise tributes on local radio stations. But the star of the sl,ow - reniah1iJ1g secluded at his memphis mansion . Why ? fl•• rJ I• rsgt.. •• I /J picture of a rather paunchy Presley recefllly ~ J n a national publication. And, rumor - has it he's now trying to get his weight dowfl like ... back when he was Elvis-4he-Pelvis - tlle teer,-age heart throb.