Tues., Au.i: . :!ti, /9,-1 ROCKEFELLER T h e I h e I o P of I h c 11 e ,,. s t o n i g h t - h e ,. e a t h o III e a ,, d r i g h I a ,. o II n cl I h e g l o b c - t lz e p o I ii i c a l r e 11 a i s s a n c e o J N e l s o ,i R o c k e f e l l e r : 1d1 o a s )' o LI fn· o b a b l y k 11 o ,r , If' as 11 o m in a I e d loda.r - lo be the ncu lice President of the United States. Preside11I Ford ;,,_ pe1•fami11g the honors at a special While House ceremony, called the fo1•mer NeH York Gover11or - ''a good partner for me, for t'1e co11nt , ry and the " o 1' l d. " Adding: "It was a tough ca II - for a to II g h job . " Nelson Rockefeller followed with a /)ledge - sa.ving if ...... confirmed, to serr·e tlte President an"(through him - "all ,.- I he p e of> le of th is gr ea I co it n t r y • " A short time later, Governor Rockefeller - would yo11 say stole a ma,•ch on his ne,u boss by sa),ing he is con, inced P1·esident Ford "has every intention" of rto1ning for re ' - e / e c t ; 0 n in 's e v en t _v -S ix ? Th e n , u ha I a b o u t a r II n n in g mate? That's "111> to him" - said Rockefeller and adding: "The President talked abottl himself - but ,iot abo11t me." PRESIDENT FOLLOW REACTION take Mea11w/1 ile, the Pres ident,t~ ,;-v ,\ co1tli11u¢ lo hold of his ,iew job; annottnc.-flf. taday~f he has no I\ I\ intention o J a s k i 11 g for a re i mp o s it ion ~ - of wage and pr i c e controls. H ~ f!b, President/\saying: "Recent experience makes it clear that Linder current conditions - compulsory wage and price controls would be most undesirable." The President also annoi,ncing today the app · ointment of ex-child star Shirley Temple Black - to be the new U.S. Am1Jassador to Ghana. CAPITOL HILL On Capitol Hill - the Hou.se today approved a landmark bill - aimed at protecting the pension rights of an estimated Thirt-y Million Americans; with Senate pas . sage - a l s o ex p e c t e d b e f o re t he w e e k is o u. t . Th e n e w bi l l ter a certain ,iumber is fired, or his company goes 011t of business. SAN DIEGO At San Diego - an address by the President of Sigma Delta Chi, eff=t national society of professional journali.sts. Ralph Otwell saying the American press - may soon face a Watergate backlash.. This - he told his fellow newsmen • , ~ > ~ 1t relentlessly " t,ur suing the Watergate s to-ry. Otwell adding: "If we blow the whistle on the Plumbers and demand the ve-ry highest standards of politicians - we had bette-r be able to stand ufJ to those standa-rds ourselves." NEW DELHI A former chief lieutenant to Prime Minister Indira Gandhi - was elected today the fifth President o , J India. Fakhrz,ddin .-Hi Ahmed - getting more th.an eighty per cent of the t,o/ntlar vote; thereby sttcceediffg - ,retiring Pfl'esidenl v. v. Giri. ff« tll 11 • becomes The second Moslem - to hold the m o s t pres ti g i o ,, s office in • ll 1 :J Hindus tan .. WEST BENGAL FOLLOW NEW DELHI spsdln,r i 111di-;;, 1f-:, f~ .;!_~--:;; .,.,.., _ tttre t#uU . Hhe,i a tige1· killed a human - it was iMMsdlDlet,.- branded a man-eater: and ,.._ _ quickly hunted down - before u: - ~ ~ ' ~ ~ -t,._,,,.,,,j ii could strike agai~ ~M~ M-:;;;:"l ~ ',~ ~:::;:✓ A:11:;. jut lime\ c h ~ , ! ) t e tiger 'llllttter : :6•- 111cr I d . , . l U , ~ n . ia s nationa animal -.A.only a few left. And so - this - ~ ~ a.« next. A tigress by ~•e nan,p.ndari, ••1t• •••n "The Pretty One" - recently kipi,ig a sixty-year-old woman in m,1 .u1 West Bengal. A team of hunters r- attempt~ to hunt the tigress down1 a } ~ : ~ - ~ • "o/!:f.,,. Jul An■ fol,t• to••••• aNd desist 1 -1ron orders from the West Bengal State Wildlife Officer. Tile latter noting that Sr,ndari killed - but did not BUCHAREST At tlz c World Population C onf erenc c in B11.chares t 111 ■ 11ildrc3:t:::'.t:01la-,-b~ U.S. Secretary of Health, Ed11cation and Welfare Caspar Weinberger, iN6lad~ pledgeJ,q U. s. aid - in helping~ develop population control all over the world. -....... ' W•i••••W"";~Qlso urging as a "world goal" - a so-called "replacement level of fertility" by the year Two - - , - ~ ~ - Thousand. Nh ,u MedN llleNUaU, ~ two-children families; with each generation of mothers and fathers tea e x ~ replaced by an equal number of sons and da1tghters. PORTRAIT The White House again - President Ford today resttr1·ected a twe11ty-six-year-old portrait - of one of his favorite Americans ; obtaining from tlte White Hor,se arch . ives - a painting of the late Preside,zt Truman;-'which f1.~-"-" ~.,J ~ he t#FfRII" t>ersonallyAhang in the Cabinet Room - opposite another of his all-time favorites, Abraham Lincoln. ~~,~ Hollse aide explainin~ •ll•• ,,., t 9;\President has always admired "Old Gi t•e 'em Hell Harry" - "because he had guts and was straightforward. " REACTION FOLLOW ROCJ(EFELLER A• fOT ~action to the Rockefellc1· appoinlment, 9- , ;:,- ~ O uerwl,elmingly favorable. Republicans and Democ1•ats alike - i1redicting speedy confi>·mation by the Hot1se and Se,iate. 11#::t 7iiere were a few exceptions. 1 ~ - ~-k~ s A Senator Goldwater of A1•izo,ia, an o l d - t i m e A ~ saying he w..!!.!tld support the Rockefeller nomination. ~ - 4 , f A'tldi,ig, ~ v - ~ , i 't go o ue r" - with rank-a nd-JHe ~ Rep u b Ii cans . Further s u g g es tin K Iha t th e s ix : .Y - s ix - ye a r -old 1 - Y 1 4 ~ ~ ~ Rockefelle1' }.. should be dropped for ··a younger man~' ..,_ y1111 a tewce. Rockefeller's rest,on . se to that - a brief statement saying: "We face so many difficult problems - all of us shottld concentrate on uniting the natiot, and not worry about Politics."