Frida , March 2 , 1 97.' ; R id Collin F1 · 0111 Wash i 11 g to11 . . .. .... . From Da Nan g . . . . . . . . . . . From the Chattanoo g a comes today's nei Good E ening, E er . bod y . This is Reid Collin sitting in for Loi ell Thomas. ·-- T X T Pr : id nl Fo 1 , ct ha r aclt <I " d ision 011 the tax ul mea · 11r aud It uill tell th ,ialion ' hat it is tomorrou I 1111/ g. Th H hile House O) Mr. Fo,'d will make a sf>eecl, al e ·en-Thirty-Ea t ,.,, time Salttrda , e ening in which he'll deal I ith e onomic matters, inaluding the tax bill u h i c h go e s c on i d r a b l y I 10· t h er t ha 11 h e It a d re q,, es t e d . Aft r tl,e /)eech, Mr. Ford i ill fl to Palm springs, California, to begin his Eastern acation. He also has se eral speeches and btlsiness stops on his schedule. As forf e decisi n - to sign or eto - the White House is holding it a closely guarded secret. TIie Preside,at~ remarks will be heard ftve tomorrow evening at 7:30 on many of these CBS radio network stations. The p,,esident has another speech in the works this one dealin with global m tters . ecretary Ron Nessen s a s the pres id en t w i l1 as k J O r a j o int m e c ting of C on gr es s I t to air his views on on April Nin th or Tenth when ,e wan s TAX C T- oreign poli y, a ubjecl d r r • I 1'0 m hi tat1.. 0 f It " n i o 11 m a g ar/ lhi a r . Tit mililar-' om mand r o . a ang l,a impo ed a cur tt · a 11 d o rd r d h i lo 1,ool an body creating C i I ' i / di O Yd t· . Th · r , a o m tell disorder earlier lhal th, irli f t p/a1111 d to g I thou ands of refugees out of the c l a g g e d . . , . ii . , h ad to h II t d a 1 ,, • The,, If as a battle betH een North and South l iehzamese troop toda just ti ent -Ji e miles south of Da Nang. There have been reports, unconfirmed, that tlle communists ha e fired rockets i11to the Da Nang air field. Pentagon anal)sts sa) the) x(>ect Da Nang to fall to the Communists in two or three 1 eeks, de(>e11ding on how much pressur the North Vietnamese bri11g to bear. The other airlift, the one into Phnom Penh, NJas suspended again toda . barrage of rockets landed in and near the field., Tw O p e O p l e , ere k i e d and f i l e ,c ere tt , o u nded. At bt. Peter's in R ome--Pope Paul today led ten ■ of thoubands of pilgrims--in celebrating the advent of Good ¥ridny; to Oatholios and Prote~tants around the world--the beginning of e period of deepest mourning; to last until Easter Moro--vhen the Christian faltbful will rejoice to the nevs that: •Hallelujah, He ia risen.• flf -- H L~~ D F LOw V~TI AN Go o d 1- ' riday i. the Holy Land--marked to d ay by two bomb blabta in Jerusalem. These--apparently aet by arab guerillas; leaving three hospitalized--but none kille d . And the observance of Good Friday by tbouaanda 1 of pil rims there--proceeding as it always doea; along the way of the cross--througb the narrow 1treet1 of Jerusalem--to the bill over Calvary. HI f/ ' BURCH FOLLOW HOLY LAND Here at l1om - President Ford i as also taking 110 te of the date; loda attendi,ig a morning Good Friday se · r i e - at the little Church of the Presidents across from the lVhite House. ST LOUIS A man acrttsed of stealing secret documents from the Hou ard Httghes Corporation that dealt • with tlle CIA financed raising of a Russian submarine lias BNrTe,adeTeti to r,olice in St. Louis. Thirty-four-year-old Donald WoolbTiglll toas accused of the theft of documents last Jr,ne from Ille Bug1,es subsidiary Summa CoTt,oration u11der wllose •••t>lces 11,e sllll) that raised the submarine was built. HATH WAY Fo Y m Y Wyo m f ng Go rno r Stanley Batlaaway i refu i,ig to a_v id, lher he is the President's claolce to b com r,,t rior Secretar1. Conta led b telephone, Hathaway says Ire's 1101 at lib rty to comment on the nets stories of lite r,ast twe11ly four hours. The tories say that whe11 Rogers Morlo11 •ov•• from l,rterior to Commerce, Hatl,away will be ,eoMl••l•tl to replace him. ~pring o r no, there were snowdrifts piled up to tea feet deep toda y --~crosa a tbousand-aile ,,retch of ,~e up p er •• ; t h e reault o f a raging blizzard--all ,,, wa y fro ■ ont a na and Wyoming to Upper Michigan. In tne wake of the atora--a , ■all aray of belicoptera, snow plows and 1now ■ obile1; alteapllnr to search out--tbose who ■aJ baYe been caught ia ,,, po1t-winter blast. First reports indicating al ltaal m,-:~ead--wilh another twenly or ■ore, al 1111 report, atill aiselng. Hf UH.& TU ~A e wi d an wooly hattooga RiYer in oatb Oerollaa --scene f tne book aad eovie. •DeliYerance;• aad •••r ~1nce--a ■a net for daredevil canoer ; so ■ ch ao , , nineteen bave die there--in jut tbe paat co ple of years. , a re~ult-- he u.~. 'oreet SerYice fin 11, eteppin« in; blocking roade le1dtn1 ,o the ri•er--10 tb; ulti at~ly ,nere will be GOif four ••r• lo reas it. Foreat Banger Bill Craig 1a,1ng: •People 1••• d~n•i realize--bow rug~ed ,be riYer 11.• !ed ~• dd•: •It ~a ais-10-eigbt-foot dropa--wbtcb I doa'I 1 tat I'll ever be co pe,eal enough to late la• oa • • ,,,