BERLIN Al las/ - agreement in Berlin. lze Big Four A m b a s s a do rs Jin a l l y co ,n p le tt n g t O day - e enle 11 months of negotiation; coming up with a tentative solttlion ~ lo the long standing Berlin problem; a solulion , said lo call for a number of major concession -- on both ,)ides. These - ~ 4 still secret, o:;f=. ~ •,. course subject to final approval 1-t.s.. by east and !!!_est_. Germa . ny as well ¾ tk ~ ~ l P as):.'• s •••165s Big Four. ~-••Jlft Diplomatic indicating, however, that t h ~ gel - sources unimpeded -••Ir access to West Berlin and freer access to East Berlin; also, Russian recognition - of the ties that bind West .Rerlin lo West Germany. ~ :Ii, return for •*''* the ~ussian~ will supposedly I gel - a limitation on West German political activity ~~ in West Berlin; also, the right lo open a consula ~ - .. BERLIN - 2 T1iis marking the first major agreement on the BeYlin situation ~ - - since the lifting of Berlin blockal_e some tu,enty-two years ago. DOLLAR In Pit of all lhe furore las/ week - the S dollar i apparenlly a lot stronger titan man) people llzou hf. clo e lo holding its own -- with /he reopcnin . g of major European money markets loday ; dropping only one or two p e rcentage points -- in most cases; while actually l(aining in strength - at Frankfurt and Paris. This in sharp contrast - to the discount rates generally in effect just a few days a g o ) ~ JleMe;;s:b~ American tourists paying anywhere from ten to twenty percent - to gel their dollars changed into local currency. AUSTIN FOLLOW DOLLAR I/ r al home the eyes of Texa were focu ed loda - on that stat 's Allorney Genert1l Cr a w ford Mn r l in ; w Ii o ruled l o day L/,a / Tex a Go rtlor Smith -- was wrong in attempting lo defy Pre ident Nixon's wage price freeze,· '*'• by autliorizing higher alarie ~ lo Texas teacher and other tale employees. Martin thereby upholding Stale Controller Robert Calvert -- wl,o had refu ed ear li er l o re l ea e u, e n e c es s a r y f tt n d s • T II. e A II or n e y General staling simply - P- · reside,rl Nixon' direclit e ,, . lid d ppli l I' slat of T • · a • " In is va , a,r a e o " "' so doing, ii e m - a l o o b i a Ii n I( 111 I h r ea I of a federal law uil. MORTGAGES Ano/It r de eloprne11l. Chairman Preston Marlin of lite F deral Hom e Loa11 Ban~callt/, a pres B co 11 f r en, e a for I om u ;· r o u m or n in g, i1ileresl lo dis cu s, "a ri e in morlgag';A._i•••• ••x rates,. -- which are exem . pt from tlLe Pre ident's wage price freeze; al o, "se eral steps being taken to tabilize these rates." - = l!ET AM In l i t11am - c ri sis - we II ar - inc th Buddhist upri ing, of Nineteen Si,:ty-Six; au ed by th e decision of l icePresidenl K -- lo withdraw from the race for president. K ~illJJ ir-e rrnr pulling because of President Thieu' all ged "maneuvers." ~ tAw-re", following in the ' ' ~ •I fool I P of G n ral D110,1g Van Ni t,ih -F who earlier charged Ilia/ /lie electi on was rigged. Ky ftcrther urging I Ital boll, lie and Thieu resign - to pave J« tl,e way for truly free elections. -- --~ · · } rhieu becoming once again - / /he ole ca,ididate lo succeed laimself. ~ - = L ~ d.u? talk with S A ,n bassador~ Ellsworth B11nker - apparen , tly failing lo solve the._..,••••• dilemma. This leading /o fears of a JJ.m• possibl attempted ~ Coup. Meanwhile, Hanoi.,. taking full advanlage of Iii itua/io,z 11 for propaga,,da 1 , ■ , pas e;t--:: «tx calling l !ET NAM - 2 i I "a 11 o /11 r fa i l u r for l Ii e A m er i can an d Pre sid e 11 l Thieu - - in :heir arrangements for llti ., zection fare . " M NILA law In Iii• Philippines tonight rt.st time - a I a I of 11 a r ma,, Ii al - in twen/3 1 -on year • So ord red b President Marcos in /he midst of a ri of Co m m ,,,, is t l error a II a ck s • Tlte worst of lite comi,zg Sa/urday midniglit - when two ' hand grenades were h11rled into an opposition political meeling{killing eight - fl/Ortnding ninety- six. Tile President declaring Ilia/ this "ca . mpaign of I rror a,id assassination" must and will be slopped. BELFAST Al B /fa I in northern Ireland - a Brilislz oldi r was kill d by a sniper bullel today; while landing gunrd oulside a mill -- in a predominantl) ' Roman Calholi district. Thi marking the lhirty-seco"d death - in Ii o Ir a i g It I week of religious violence • A ls o , Ille fifleenlh Brilisll soldier to fall in the line of duly -- while s rving in Norlhern . Ireland this year. MAGHER . FELT El in norlltern Ir land - al Magi, rafell its a gir l for B r11adelle De lin. The fire c i i l rig h I l ad er - gi vi n . g birth Io a ix pound, two .,.. ounce/ baby daughter a mo1zlll or so premature - both doing well. Miss De lin adding that Ille birth- ,oill not i,it rfere with her political work. 11 '.-\ H l ~· T 111 /> I i ' , t u · i t h a n ,r f d , . a l I a u · __ th Dl p ar t m ttl of I a l t !, ha b II ta ; 11 c h t x - rrt . \ ~ . m c. , , • i c a 1 1 c o a 1 m i n r · a 11 d 11 o w - x s • n r Ii II in a,. >· p o >· I cnr o j I ll o c h e c k d o a r i ndi cal I ha fu l l y fo ,· ty p rc e 11t of / I, c o al mi,i e r in P n,i y l 1 a ni a a nd W I .B:ia 8 t im i · ;r g irr ia ar a / / Ii c I d u- i II , b 1 a c k I u r , di e a a/011 r r ilh an a t·e · ra o I t( ' 11/ y-ei hi perce111 - - i11 l ir'!i11ia, Kentuck, · , I,1dia11a, Ohio, Alabama, llllnois, Colorado and L' lah. This - from inhaling e xc e s it •e amounts o f co a l dllsl. . 4ll of 11.hich ~%-trd':::::tli ~ tip11t a = cu n--=?- f or ne,o, impro ed h e alth and a f I y > · tl a li o n • NEWARK A I n o " 11 I )' j ai l in New ark , N u J e r e y - an all mpled break out today· i ilh three inmate ...-1. m akin g I h e i r i a J t o l he r o o · f of I Ii e building - /1,irle t1 floor up; th ere tossin g down a make- Iii/I e cape lin consisting of knotted bed sheets; whereupon Ili c ring leader clambered down - making it all the way. B u ~ second and third o/ Ille ,0014ld-be escapees ~ attemp~ to slide down one right after the other; it was too mucl, weight - . and the line parted somewhere around the tenth jt ■■n16:x floor deaths. ) .r ending both - - pl tt mm e ting to ti, e i r - ~ ~~ + ~ l\.rrlu , ,' ~ - ,-r · HONOL L l Foiled b _ , tit fickle t1t:m Jing, , of , p /ale· Com dia,1 Di ·/1 Martin of Lile Roi t111 and Marlin Lau Th- /11 · lite l ring bachelor of counlle TV kil -- who bi/ Ill dust today in Honolulu. Dick Marlin lakit1g a his bride - Br ili Ii actress Doll y ~ ead; from whom ii wa all flept a secret -- we are ATLANTIC BEACH Dow11 oullz - a new clzool ,nar,n loda al Allanlic B ach Florida; name of Julie Ei ·enllower - the Pr idenl' doughier -- al o Ille wife of yottng David Ei en lior er; r eporling Io a pr e-s c llool work 11 o P o 1 on g rot t It Tour other I Iii rd grade I < a c her • At l/1 reque I of school officials - Julie later agreeing lo pose for pictures; with a request thougli -no questions. Principal Ray Bailey explaining: "I think the reason is she has this i 1111• idea she wants to be a teacher and that's all."