Sept. 28, 1912 - 7'bn. PEKING In tlae Far East - a ",eeao c•at,ter" today. Jat,ara a,ed Commu,a,isl Clai,e , 1 agreei,eg to ter•iraate a t•i-rly-flve y ea-r state of war - agre ei,eg to -res lo-re dlt,l o•• Uc -relallo•a; doirag so - we a-re told - "i,e acco-rda,ace •it• a g-reat laistorical t.-end raoao saoeeph1g Asia." COPENHAGEN For the tllree retur,slng Pilots - a fl,aal stop today at Copenhagen - and the,s o,s lao"'efully t L d .~ L ,, , .. e eN oJ t11elr lor,g ordeal and the beghu1ing of a ,sew life. At Cot,e,ihagen tlaougla - tlae tlare• ,.. 6 ,. clearl 1 displayed tlae s tra l,s ti, ey 've bee,a uNder tlti• .,,,,, e talt l,ag part i,a a,a l,our long ,iews co,afere,ace - loolti,ag •aggard ar,d exleausted; also, forced to de,ay repeat•d suggeatio,as t•at 11,ey were being " · ' ed - as "Propaga,ada Pa•••. " At one poi,at, lto•ever, a,a e•otio,aal stat••••I fro• Navy Lieute,rant Norris Clearles; ••o a aid if t•e ••r i• terminated - tl,e retur,a of all U. s. priso,aer• "•ill be certain. " Claarles also calllag o,a tl,e "A•erlcar, people" - as lie put it - "to end tire ••r - •elp •• bri,.g t•e Prbo,a•r• home." At ano tl,er poir, t _ a gli•t>• e of t,riB o" life from G tl • wleo said t•a t tire first Navy Lieutenant Markltam ar ey, t "After tllat ., s" d Ire - "time s Ix mon tits - are tlte wors • d J llvl,rg llo•r by l,our - you begins to go faster ; instea 0 COPENHAGEN - 2 b,,,,. living day by day, ,,.e,. t0ee• l>y .,,,., •11d •o•t• by ,,.o,.111. It becomes a,c e,ctlless c•af,e of reot•1111." PARIS Official US r , eactiort to all llah _ t,erlaops best expTessed by William Porter at tlee Peace ......... ••x•• Table in Paris. Where 1te cltarged ""'' Norlla Vletrt•• - has made "a very cy•lcal ext,oilollort" of Ila• priao ■ er release; lllereb:, demo11strall11g ortce ag•I• - ••Id lae - a calla•• "disregard for ir,ler11•fl«>■ al l••• ••••11 rigllta, and sig•ed obligotJo••·" Porter /xrtlae r le II i11g tlae Co••••i• I aid•: Please do •ol •11d11resli•a te tlae •/feel of tlal• lll•d of tlll11g. Atldhag: It Ila• laad arl'•III co•ll11•• to 601111 - a• effec . t o• ,aegoliatio•• for a t,e•ce ••lll••••t: for ii affects adversely lie co11ti•••tl - "tlae cor,fltl••c• wllicl, provides Ille basis for t,rogre••·" t CAIRO Throughout Ille Arab aoorld - a series of eulogies a,sd tributes today - marti,ag Ille seco,ad a,e,s; versa ry of Ille deatll of Gamal Abdel Nasser . ' < TIie i m ,n or ta l le ad e r '' - t I, e " call 1, ; ,,. J 11o117 • Ire tlae 117ords of Syria,e Preside,et Hafez Assad - "t•e e•bodl•••t of tire aspiratio,es a,ad •opes of tlae •r•I r,atto••- a,ad a /,a Cairo - llae biggest obaervt111ca1 of •ll,-L i•cll,dt,:l lf!'emorials, rallies, t,oratles, •l•o, • s,eclal It s11ccessor as Preside,et - A•••r Sadt1t - ,1etlgl11g to vei,., 11rgi,ig Palesti11ia11s lo form tlteir 011711 gover••••I ;,. exile - as a mea11s o f • ~stabltslti11g a political eJttity . Sadat addi11g tlaat Egypt - 117011ld be tlte first to -czar recog,aize sucl, a goverrcme11t. 4- The latest additlo,a of Ja,ae's All Ue World's Aircraft - out today i,a Lo,ado,a. Tlais o,ae i11cl11di,ag the first Published drawi11g - of a 11 ea, superso,aic RNssia11 bomber called Tlte B!_cllfire; a f> la ,ae said to be capable of speeds •I> to fift••• laa,,adred miles a,a 1,oa,r - witlt a ra,age of 11bo ■ t four tlaoa,sa11d 11aa,tical miles; tla ■ s, ro ■gltly co•1>•r•bl• to America'• B 1 A -- exc•t>tfor 011• tlti,ag.~ A ■ d 1z1a1•a ,aac P .lltrwl; flln f'I• B 0,ae A is 11ot sclleda,led to fly - ■ ,atil Nl11etee11 seve,aty Joa,r. Ja,ae's also ,aotl,ag tl1at tit• "Baell/Ir• - cl early "adds a ,. 6111 4j_,s di,,.e,as i 011 to Sovie I attack capabilities." Observi,ag: ''II 111o■ ld be a ' 11 _ 111 1, 0 co,rti11ues brave a,ad perl,aps ;,,ti fool • nra,r lo argue agairtsl the 111ortlt of tl,e B o,re A.,, UNITED NATIONS Al llae U11iled Nalio,as - Ca11ada tot1a, joi11ed the growi11g cleorNs of 11alio11s - calllllg /or a ,c,orldwide campaig,a agat11st terrorlam. Caaa,ua,. Exler11al affairs Miflialer Milcllell Sllarp - recalllag 11,e recefll acliofl• of C1111atla '• Freacll Sep•r•ll•I•. Say i11g: Tl, e ca 11a dia,. gave r• •••I Nader• la•fl• •ll too ,c,e ll - ti, e ago,e ia lag c la olce • gover•••"' • J•c• •••• called e,po11 to deal wUI, a ••dd•• alglll••• of vloleace. Sllarp addi,ag: "Tl,ere laa• be 110 lr•c• •UII terror." BELFAST SpealtiJ1g of which - police ,,. p ,~ «• I Belfast today . . fou,.d 11,e bodies of two ,,.e 11 _ sllol to death durirtg the rtiglat . O,ae - a Catllolic; tlae ollaer - a Protesta,et . ._, J!.oth - a/lt,are,atly vtcth11• of Norther,e lrela,ad's so-called "tllrlll killers." Tllo•• who kill ,eot for a cause - b,,t strictly for ltlclu. T Ir e ,. " m b e r of s II c II de a t I, • - t o tall I• g ""' o re tlu, ,a sixty," over Ille l'ast six •o,atlas. who may have a11y t11forMatio,a, ,ao •aller 110111 •t11•U, to come forward. A i'Olice spoke•••" ••,l•g: "We Need everybody's••• llell' to e11d tleeae gll••tly se,.seless LOS ANGELES For PresideJtt Nixo" at Los Ar,geles _ tlte fiJtal stop of a three day cross co•11try ca•1'aig• tour . The PresideJtt poi11,H•g "'"" J,ride - at administration'- efforts to combat ca,acer. Adtli11g tlaat a US a11,d Russia" agreeme11t to coo1>erate ,,. •etlical research - could be the tur,ai,ag 1>oi•t ,,. tlaat battle. Said the PresideNt: "Lille tlr•g . abuse - lite lai-Jacti•g, like terrorism - ca,.cer is"" i,ater,aatior,al ••••ce; NJe must coNfroJtt it - wltla a,. i11ter11atio•I aUia11c11." WASHINGTON As for Seflator McGover,. le was cl,llle,aghag pre• deflt NixoJ1's law and order tleme. From W••lfllwto 11 crime may ltave slowed criffle las iflcr••••tl 11611• tie l•••· McGoverfl addiflg tlat ""o Presltle11t ca11 ,ro•f•• tla• ,,o~I• •• o,111 ertd crime ••1rug oddlctlort." UPPER MARLBOROUGH Upper Marlborougla, Maryla,ad, a le,a year reduclio,r i,a se,rle,ace today for Art• 11 r Br•,,.er J /rpm sixty-lhr _ ee years - dow,r to fifty-lltre, Y••r•; wlriclr mea"s tlJfJt Ille ,,.a,. 111lo s•ot George Wallace co11ld ,aoec, be eligible for parole ,,. •• lllll• •• lltlrl••• years . Bremer's aUorfley clai,,.i•6 lltal •• •o•I' •ol ,aot bee11 a ,aatio,aal political Jiw•r•. MILWAUKEE One of tire fastest growi,ag seg'"e•t• of t1ee us labor force invol v es married eoo•en ; aged t1eirty to forty, ,,.,aged solely in te m I> orary work. ,,. ot1eer ., 0 rda ., 0 ' " • • ,.,1,0 work onl y a few lto11rs a day - or o,aly a f•w ,,,.,, • •••• · TIiis accordir,g to Mil.,a11ltee b11si,aesa '"a" El•er Wi11ler, l,ead of Ma,epower Incorporated. Wi11ler add• t1eal ti••• are ,aot "women Ii b be rs" - b11 t ral1eer "ge I a••Y •o•••. " WIiy "get-away"? Beca115e - Bill - t1eey .,.,., lo gel •••Y• If o,aly briefly - said lie - fro• 1eo••• fro• boredo•, fro'" lor,elir,ess . LINCOLN At Lincoln, Nebraska Jim Worn, filed a complaint ,oitlt local police, reporting tltat persons unknown laad pairtted a brief message on the side of ltis house. A clear case of vartdalism - it would seem. Except tl&at tlae message stating simply: "We love you."