Thurs. Jan. 14, 197I LINCOLN For President Nixo11 - a thunderous welcome today at tire University of Nebraska ; where he told cheering studen,ts and faculty - "there can be no generation gat, in America ; " for "the commitment and comt,assion of one g e" er a ti on " - s a id h e - "£ !.!. be li n It e d to th e w il l a" d experience of another." The President then going on to tell Ille "Cor,rllu•ter•" I llow tllere are "those who have believed tlle sy•lem could ,rot be moved - those wllo have thought the system was imt,enetrable. '' But there is ,ro question Ille system ca11 be mo v ed - said he . Adding, what's more, "tltere t. ,ro longer a ,reed to penetrate - the d .J or is w ide ot,en . " This to the hllge Nebraska stude,rt bod ) • the U ni v ersit y at Linco l n that produced the nation' & .Yo.I football - team this y ear. A nd the President saluted the c ham,,_o,, • lrtr, team also . SCHOOLS From tlae U.S. Department of Health, Education afld Welfare - a report today o" sclaool desegregaUo" over tlae _.,-¢ past ttoo year~ said to """'ber of blacl, cl&ildre" att•J1dit1g t>r•dofflifla•lly blacl, '1-dW- scl,ool• i,a tit• So•t" l. ••t at fort,-o,.•-Point-••••" P•r c•al; b•t ratl,er "eqMal educatlo,.al opporh,,aUy - tlarougllo•t tit• co ... ,,.,." CAIBO In tlae Middle East - Cairo - a tlaree-llour meetl,sg today - betw,ee,s Egyt,t's Preside,at Sadat a,ad visitl11g Soulet Preslde,at Podgorny; aoitla Ille coar,ersatlo,s - said to c••l•r claie/ly on Israel's rece,at t,eace t,rot,osal•. Bgyt,11•• 1011rce• later sayl,ag .,._ Cairo laad /01111d some of tit••• ta• a "co11slr•ctlve" a1>1>roacll. Sadat a,ad Potlgor,ay t••• ~ fly hag lo As w,a,a - tlaer~o dedicate •••• o o • • t•• great JIOSCOW Here in New, Y o ~ bTick w,as liuTled ••••:,, t•ro•gll a plate glass window - at tlae offices of tlae Soviet airlirt•, Aero/lot. Tia is com irtg s imultane ONB •Ula art arUc le ~ '"lSoviet Weekly - an official Kre,,.lirt PNblicatio11; a cc.,•l•g ~ t•e u. S. - of "sabotagi•g tlae peace." ASovi•t W••kly addl•g tlaat "Pr•• ide,at Niso• '• talk of a,a era of •egoUaUo,a I•• lead of co,efro,atotlo11 - laas tNr11ed ONt to b• a• .,,.,,, •loga11." HOUSTON FOLLOW MOSCOW NevPrtheless, tlae second annual U. s. Lu11ar Scie,ace Co11fertu1ce - in sessio,a today at Housto,a, Texas,,.A:.. d includ~i for tle first time H a 1111mber of B•••ia11 st,ace scie11tists; amo,ag tlaem - Dr. Alexa,11ler I. VIJ1ogra'tlov; •lo t,res e11ted - also for the first Ume - a ret,ort 011 Ile /ifld.i•gs of Ra,ssia's L101a-Sfstee11. TIiis slao•l•g tltat la,,.ar rocl, s"'a,,.,,les tal,e11 from tit• moo,a '• "S•• of Fertility" - •ere m11clt Ile •••• as tllo•• tai•• t,revious ly by U.S. as troflaMts. Leadh1g to Ille co•clMslo11 - PARIS At the Peace table in Pa'f'is - an attempt today to stress tlte /)'f'isone'f'-of-wa'f' issue. David B'f'uce /o'r tie u. s. - gloiflg tl,e Communist side a,i updated list of all A . nae'f'icaa servicemen still "miss,Ng" in IJ1dochin11. B'f'uce teUing tlae Co,,.,nunisls: "You iave both a legal aJtd a mO'f'td 06ligatio11 • - to mate known t,.e i11fo'f'mation you haoe 011 tit es e men. " Once agaifl ,,.ougi - Ha11oi ducting tlae t,'risoJte'r ~\W.t,t T.ee ) 9uesUoJ1. No'f'tla VietJtam 's Xu , an Tliuy, calling B'f'uce's action - "a maNeuve'f' to elude se'f'ious negotia . tio,as;" •llic1' o•ly "camoflaged" - said he - "t"e 'real inte111io,as of tie United St ates - Io p"' o long I It e ., ar . " SAIGON FOLLOW PARIS ~ Meaawliile, Ile waf' ..A.. ~ o n - •fUJ at a f'educed Tlae latest U.S. casualty coual - as ann , 0 · 1u1ce , tl 1ot101 i,a Saigo,a - slao111j,ag l•enly-seve,a dead, elg•ty-tltree 111ouadetl; llte lo•es I loll - in m · ore tlta,a five years. ,oRT MCPHERSON Fort McPherson, Georgia - closing arguments in tlae tf'ial of My Lai defendant Sergeant Charles Hutto. An Army t,f'osecutor - charging that Hutto should have known better tlaan to carry out an illegal order; adding that the Sergeant was Illus gu illy of "specific intent to com ,n It murder. " Howeve'Y, t•e defen . se conten . ding that Hullo's conduct - was not worse than tlaat of Ille U.S. fliers wl,o dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroslaima. TIie Sergeant's civilian attorney addl•g tlaat conviction would really mean - t•e Army laas "lost tl,ls case; because, henceforth'' - said lte - "every G. I. will ques lion" practically every order he's given. And then - a six-man court martial took the case u11dn advisement and after two hours deliberation - declared tlte defendant "not guilty'! Sergean , t Hutto thereby becoming tl,e second My Lai defendant to be cleared. SUPBBMB COURT From 11ae U. s. Supreme Court - an order slrikhag do• 1110 Federal laws; boll, of •lilcl, Ii ave been used 6y t,osltd officials - lo blocl, tlie delivery of •ail lo suat,ecled t,or,aograt,llers. Tlie court agreeiag , .,,..,.,,,.oualy - ll1al '"'• ••• • o,olalio11 of llie Co••lilulioaal guar,utlee of Jreedow, oJ est,r•••io,a. A Poal 0/Jlce at,ollesma11 q1,icl, lo aole llao•gll: "We • till •ave cr,mi11al • lal•I•• - llol •• c•• a•d •iU co•I•••• lo ••force •Illa o,gor. " NORFOLK From tlae home base of the u. s . . Second Fleet - at Norfolk, Virginia - a st,ecla . l message to all slii"II•• Fleel tie age of ecology." Addiflg 11,at "everybody 1,as an eye ot,en - for aflytlil•g lial loo"• _ like •• are not cool'erall•6 tc • lleet>lflr-11,e •orld clea,a. " " tie ve•• el• out ialo 11,e middle of Cl,esal'eale Bay. I• •liorl, POJION~ FOLLOW NORFOLK C ~ . r)t " B ~ •~~ ~ business succeu story - f'B#Jorled today /,ram Pomona, California; laeatlquarlers of wa,ne Indus lries - one (J/ llae , naUo,a '• t,io,aeer buUders of meclaanlcal slreel-sfDeet,era; 111laicla noao ot,erales ,iaxls - i• Ca•atla, Mesico, Burot,e, Ausl"'4&Ha anti t1at,a11, as •ell as 111 . e U.S. Anti 111laat 111illl booml•g sales - ii'• r.•ally --- to improve llaeir street cleaniag." A•tl Ille ••ti r•sull - saill 1ae - Wayne t,roducts are sNJeet,i,w 11,e tDorld • a good flart of ii, any111ay. DOGS Was II inglon again - a security co•ference st,011sored by Ille International Air Transt,ortation Association; ltearhag . : s ~ ~~ ~ - from OUveF SI • .Joint )._ of the BFUisl Ml11lslf'y of TFade aad INdUIFy; •ho L-t=»l•t BFllish dogs aJ'e bei•ll la•ghl lo tl•lecl est,loslves - tlte same as tlte:y no . 111 s,tlff o•I narcotics. Oliver St • .Toltrt gol•6 o• to t,retllct lltat one day soo , ,a - .. airU•e t,asse11gers •Ill llave to t,a•• llte scr•li•Y of ll,ese - st,eclally-tral••tl dogs; •11:f ISM O Pm• »: before llte:y c•• LOS ANGELES This next - from Los Angeles; where cutback in tl,e U.S. aerospace industry - have been taking a heavy toll; to the point - we are told - where a grout, of unemployed aerospace engineers - six. in all - have Just applied for admission to the University of Southern Califorraia's School of De,a tis try. And wiry to become de,etists? Because - a . ne ext,lai,eed - getting a Job in aerospace these days - Warre11 is like pulling teeth. STOCKHOLM FOLLOW SUPREME COURT In the same vein, more or less - a story today from Stockholm; where a hu,idred or so housewives - recently answered a newspaper "want ad" for secretarial help. The ladles filling out applications - giving their names, addresses, tele1'laor1e 1111mbers and so on. As it turned out thouglt - they got nd" Jobs at all. ~ - N t y ~ J,este,111, receiving a number of subsequent p1,o,.; ~611• A n s JI, tli1t•rbiJ1g, to say tlas least. Whereupon they diacovered lhy /l•tl b e ~ ~ , ~ ~ ~ ; , . a boo/I sold for T•e11ty - Buel,• a cot,y as a registry of pornograt,'ltic models. /\