INDO CHINA Chinese Premier Chou En Lal - "'"" a,e a,egry tone In his voice - today told a visiting gro•P of U S congressmen and Senators that no man ca• be patient as long as bombs are falll•g o• lals heafl. Ciao• also Informed lals g•ests tlaat he would •eve,. . visit Ille United Slates as long as Clala•g Kai Slaek 's Tal•a• 1f diplomatic co,.ps remains I• Waslll•gton. T1a• Clal•••• Premier ,air met In Peking Jo,. almost t1110 1ao•,.• •Illa eight A merlca•s and the I,. •Ives before leavl•g lo alle,ad a banq•et 1,onorlng exiled CaM bodla• prince - Siha,eouk tohose s•PPo,.ters a,.e rebelll•g agal,asl l1ae present Cambodian gover,ament.1 Claou's ,..,,.ark, o• "bel,ag patient while bombs are /alU•g" came l,a reply to a stateme,at by Senator Warren Mag,ause,a, askl•g Ciao• and the Cambodians to be patient because a U S bombing halt had been set for August Fl/teen. "Just o•e more moon". Jn his reply Chou also said China had been INDO CHINA - 2 "exceedlngly patient on the matter of Talwa,a. Stro,agly In Washl,agton Defe,ase Secretary James Schlesinger called the bombl,ag of Cambodia Justifiable• J adding that President Nixon may even ask Co•gress for autlaorlty to co,atlnue the bombing beyo•d llae August flftee11tlt cut off date. sc ' hlesl,ager says lae has - mls - glvl,ags abotd Cambodia's ablUty to . _ develoJ, "lltlernol dlsclt,Une and luan.t'lt• o,on de/en••" oft•" a bombing halt. Meantime the • J ·Cambodla,a gover•me•t faced 111lth a possible 111ltl&dra111al of A merlca,a air support reversed Its previous stand - sayl11g Its ,ao111 ready to acceJ,t • I t an immediate cea• e fire a11d ne g otiate a peace 111ltla Prl,ace Sihanouk. In JU I e Vlet,aam hea v y flghthag contl,aued near Kontum In the Central Highlands - a11d Saigon INDO CHINA - 3 reported the loss of ten lives In a helicopter crash ~ •• • • o"• hundred fifty miles t1ortlt of tlae City. ~ 1 1 s l d e Ue w•1t• BoMse 111 WcaaH11j1111 /our ,..,,.. of tlae Sisters of Noire Da•e ••r• arr••l•d 111he,a tlley brol,e a,oay from a tourl,ag group lo ••••l WA TB.RGA TE American Airlines officials acluao•edged todo,i tltot tlte firm ltod mode 011 I l l e g a l , < ~ fltJ• , t.t raw J llaousa,ad dollar co,atrlbullon lo Pres•d ••I Nlso,a '• re-electlo,a campaign committee. America•'• Board Claalrma• George Spater - said Ille co•lrlb•llo• ••• solicited by Ille Preslde•I 's perso•al la•y•r - Herbert Kalmbac11.I,. a Jol•I annoau,c••••I •Illa •P•clal Wal•r gol• proeec•lor Arclalbald . _ Co•, spater •aid Kal•bacla maJor co,,.J)elllor, a•d St>aler added - "I co•cl•d•d lllol a swbsta•llal respo11ae ••• called for." ECONO--M-Y There were two sides to the coin h1 today's news about tl,e national economy. On tlie ml,aus side - the labor department reports t1'at wl,olesale prices - - shot upw,ards by tw,o-aNd-four te,atl,s percer,t last mo,atla - the biggest mor,thly h1crease ha tWJeNty-two years. TIie flgu-res - laow,eve-r, do not reflect Preslder,t N,so• '• cll•e•ed ,,,,.ra Ha• cel'fr• ••• ••••-•,,,. .... Btggest r,i,,so11 for ,,.e Jump ore form protluct~olesole J>ast yet1.r - an all-time record for a l•elve 111ostla1 J>erlod. Or, Ille plus s,de, Natlo,1111lde ••••1>lo1•••t fell belo11J five percent durlNg J,o,e - for tl,e t•r•t time One of the la-rgest meal process,ng J.••- plants in the East - Penn-packing company of • PhUadelplala • ECONOMY - 2 says II will shut down next week - and blames curre,al fed ral price policies for lhls decision. Some five hundred workers will be laid . off. J,a Washf,agton, Ille U,alled Fresll . . , F!"•lt and Vegetable Assoclatlo,c says II 111lll ask ,,.e courts to remove tlae curre11t price freeze o,a footl protl•cts unless tlae governme,ct gives tlae food f,cdustry a .._ - special exe•Ptlon. Several of Ille co•,atry's largest ba•i• loda, l•creased Ille lnleresl rale for prl•e busl•e•s loa,cs lo elg,.1-and-o•e fourtli 1>ercent - follo111l•g Ile leatl • of • ••••r ,a•mber of smaller ba,11,s "11ao did '"• •••• yeslerdaJ And he Texas, /louse baalllng cllalrma• Wrlgll Palma• called t'lae prime lalerest rate a fraud a,ad a cover-•/> for cons1>lracy among the banks'' - adding t'laal ie f,cteads to lead an Investigation Into the matter. And In Europe, Hong Kong and Japan - the American dollar's value sank to 111P new all-time lows ECONOMY - 3 ~~~ ~ rumors that a new dollar devalualo11 ma, occur this weeke11d. RAILROAD Ralph Steine,- of Lima, Ohio, • 111as a f'allf'oad ~ buff 7" neve,- missed a cltance to ,-Ide a lf'alfl or visit one of tliose railway muse,11ns filled ldtli so ma,ay mementoes of ,.,Jll,-oadlflg's golde,a days. Yeste,-day, he visited tlie r 11 f'al l•ay museum at Wortlil,agto,a, a subu,-b of Columbus, Olilo, and afte,- looltl,ag over lie various exhibits left afld 111alked to•ard •is car I• t•• flearby parking lot. Be had - lo cf'oss some rall•ay 7 ? 5 ~ - ~ ~ ~ tracks). Just as a ff'elg1't tral,a came ro••d a c•rve. The engl,aeer ble• tlte •lilslle. l•I Ralph Slelt1•r l'etwu deaf slflce blrll - dld•'t 1,eaf'. a:,u,, I I • : Be •ould have bee,. t111e,aty-elg1't today. A tragic e,ad to t"e life of a yo•Ng rall•ay ••lla•slast. POSTAL Th o u s an d s of s u bu r b a n re s id e n t s t la r o u g II o" t t la e U . S • are rattling their mail boxes and hoping, that one of tllese days, the Post Office department will del iv er tlaeir mail. The problem is a toide spread one - apparently because Ille fast growing suburban areas arou,ad Ne"' Yori and olller large cities - have simply out r un tlte postal services capacity to provide new delivery service. In . tire mea,atime, many suburbanites must..,_ drive ten miles or more to t,ick up tlaeir matl from a 11earby t,o•I office. WOMEN Last ev e ning, we gave a lady professor's views on tlte need for a flfty · · fifty clause In marriage co1ttracts to ~ 111orlli1tg ,,,,.,:,"; a more eq•al eco•omlc A .I\ footing 1111th tlaeir husbands. And tonight, comes a reJ>ort from tlie U S De/lartme,at of Laboy 111ltlclt says a •hole ,ae111 111orld of Job 0/1/IOYtu,aitles aye out tltere for •o•e• - 111a•gh1g /Yom A - for accoH•to,.t 1 to V for vet•r••ar•••• (I• fact, o•e of my 0111n secretaries receftlly •e•I l•lo tire veterl•ary field. ff OJle•h•g uJI also for 111o•e• are .:s caYeers as e,agh1eerh1g a,ad scle,ace lecludc,a,as, era/Ii••~ a•d adva•ced clerical work• · all offeri•& tlgier /101 - aftd greater - cha,rces for promotlo•. JINN -iol•g by I•• boayds In tl,e process is tl,e myll, llaal wo,,.en •orlt o ■ ly foY "/locket mo,rey". '( PeYso•al lem1>erameftt too Is im/loYtant in cltoosl,ag a • · caree'j Joy the woma,r workers must look foY JleYsonal fulfillment as 111el ' as tl,e pay check. If you'ye inteYested a /Yee booklet entitled WOMEN - 2 "careers for women In the seventies" The Womens l!..•reau) Departme•t of Labor, Waslal•gto•, D. C. BR « 011, u f A lll (' Yi a' IJ .· t lo, , cJ motion pi Lur , • 11/ ) rlain om dian Jo E Brou .: 11 di d ts J •• Loda ' ( i 11 I I o l l t< ' o o d • lJ l fl i g ht -0 11 , • lli . car • r s ~,-~x ar - b ginnin a a bo of '1itl It 11 h r a 11 a i a fro m h i Ito m in Ho lg a t e , hio, to join a circtt , becoming a kill d acrobat. A a prof sst, 11al capable of portra in g great pathos a w ll a com d , Joe E Brown wa known QS M ~ ~ for hi g oo d works in private lifeAthrough--,. hi career. , ~4tr~ ~ I FIRE T ~E /11 Bu > 11 0. ir ,.·, th · Fir · · t o n Rubb r ompa 11 y of lr ~ • 11/i11a a111101111c d /hat ii Pr i d " 11l - John Thomp 0 11 had b 11 f r ~ • d b y kiduap p c r and iu g od h alth . Th c o m p a II y , r u d f u r l h r c o m m 11 I . B u f n w · /1 a p e ,. i n Bu e 11 o i1 ' s a a Y "' Co rcl /hr million dollar ra,1 om ta · ,; en his kid11app c 1 ' - 1 hoar b Ii . t e d lo b f ,J J win uerrilla · . And o long until Monda).