C lMP DA l ID At Pr " id nl Ca m P D a t id - fa r Ir o rn lite Wash in g Ion tu rm oil - ~ Ni on 1 ,w~ attempting ~ t o work a near mf,,a c l e. Th e Pr sidenl cheduling a meeting tonight - 1 ith S ee r lar3 1 of State H e nry Kissinger and So vie t ~ A wbassador Dobr y ntn;,;.tnother _ me e ting tomorrow + with a p rsonal missar y fro,n Egypt's President Sadat; and till ano/11 r m etin g Thursda3, · with Israeli Prime tini ler , olda Meir w lto is fl~)'ing to Washington. Th Wk ite Hous e s aying: "These meetings a re tJ<. all part of th e Preside,it's efforts - to bring "'1out/...lasting p e a ce in lhe mid-East." MID EAST F LLOW MP DA VTD 1 e a nn llile, Eg Plian and l ra e li of Jice rs were 111 tin Jae ';J Lo f ace tvd,1J :a: for the fourth time in thre da,-s; all e n,pting to uork out a compromise - on the ze:ybow ■ x explo i v e prisoner of war issue. Tel A i later telling of an apparent agreement -- for a,i itnmediate exchange of wounded prisoners. Cairo in i ting, however, there would be no exchange of prisoners - pending Israeli withdrawal to the original cease-fire line of last Monday. And there, at last report - the matter still stands. 1 E TE J:zt lh o/ t' a cha Y I{e todu:, that Pr id e nl ixon ~ p r onall . inte YI J ned · n h e hal of I T T - - in a f d ra l anti - t ru t ca e . a ch a r e - p r o 111 PI l Y d n i e d by t It W lz it Hou e : 11 , h i ch a Ls O called it t It r , s u l I o.f '' a 1i i · n b l b xcu a e reach o f confide,ace - on th pay/ o llze sta ft" of former special Watergate Pro c11tor Archibald Cox. This leadi:ig .._ to a later hassle - when Cox r e sumed his testimony before the Senate Judicia · r ., Committee. Cox admitting that it ma · hat ·e b n he who first l aked the.- stor_\ in conr r ati 11 , ith Senator Kennedy of Massachusetts a,,d Stclf or Bart of Michi an. Said Cox: "Th r hat • b "ti, " trh " I d d O - trilh · ,•i •d . ' spoke ,nore /reel:, than I int n Cox adding: "It was an rror of rnt • t lc · ,tc ONd d d 1 · ,·at l . , · . " inexcu able - bttl 11ol somell1inl! I di ' Cox's admi . ion - comiNg ""d ,,. SE TE - " nal Minorit) Lead r Hugh Scott; I ho later blamed continuin neu s leaks - - on the President's quote "1rn l i t d nemies." ' Said/\Scott: "We ha e new ituwendos ach da3 - followed b y new iaJfc;asec inferences tomorrou - followed by hear-say the day after." And he added: "This i an effort to stampede the ~ judgment of the American people" -A done i ith "a good deal of malice." WHITE H USE FOLLOW SENA TE A=ffTP-lat r cu, -=th i,, t i l h a "o t M •~ om m ,z t. of its ,.,., 11::.. D e put y ores s ~ Secretar _ , 88P■ ltf W«rr1r ~arr e n saying: "W e fin d no .A i1•tu that an attor,iey • a la wyer w ho wa s to ha ve been i,id pend nt in his f>t1rsuit of Watergate matters - h ou ld lia 1 (outspoken gi en this information to two/\ •••• .. • • Ni x on critic of the!\. administration." Warren going on to say: "We fir,d this inexcusable." Adding: "It is characteristic~e feel -- of the actions of the Special Prosecutor in receJtt months." UJ DA l ID FOLLOW WHITE HOUSE Mor on ,zez leaks from Da vi d Eisenhower - in an int r i u toda Oil T V'-f -'J • ~~ 1He President's son-in-lfzw ,A noting Iha t l e a k ha e freq t l b uen y een timed - "either to s ~ p e ople Jae ing prosecution or •••~•Y des troy the public figures inoolved. Re called this - "an incredible spectacle." ' t ) ~ ¥01t.zg1'Eisenhower also saying the President's criticism of the broadcast media - concerned mainly it s "s e le c t i o n of n e w s . " "Th i s t . s th e p ow e r of th e networks" - said he - - "to control the presentation of news." On some occasions - he continued - the "irresponsibilit y " of then ews media -- is "matched l ·t of the people they q"ote." by the irresponsibi i David observing: "It takes two to tango." LOND l~ltl~ . 4 ~ fa med \10th r Parlia, ent i;,z Ln ■11i "• • u a r op n d Io da Jo r a 11 o ti, r H e · • l n. Britain's Quee,z Eli z nb • th deli erin the k e • no te addre a prepar db _ , Britain's con er ati · e o · e rnm nt. This ;iiai■Ji. in · lu.di,i a call for su:e e pin g j,,t le i lation -- to l an up pollution , - ~ ban indec nt ad ie rtising, tn ,zd discrimination on account of sex, ~"i elter deal u ith consumer aam11tYi•'- complaint . F 1r --! t i .! l I , I ,. t ~ r V l ') y l i r • : ! - I , ! ' L • , _ It It - ' . .. . ~ I - , : '! ' ' .. . ' ~ ,. Jt '! . .• 5 . :, ~ .: 1. # - ! • ,. ,I . r .,. ~- 'I ! I! I ■ 11, ( R ii l . V L. \ · . D . l r (' IZ . r. l R y ,. Y . r y t ' p r r t: ll cc ,. n n d t, t' n. r d r . D r . Pr • .,, - ,,_ g € .' 'l'l r 1: r c ire i k i r ,. c o ri n t d n t h e da r ,. r . y ,. ) ,,. J J.} ,. l ) Y .--\ • , 8 ,. r, d , ,. " F r K ru tu n - 1' T ce r e l bout f ·al ed a c r t:> s a" · d t ,:a ' i r ,. cc ompl i C Q 0 co ,. ■ Jo • ,. e G r ) A AP L O - o _ Duri11 m , l i it l o cap u l o • y lh e W rld Tr a l 0 11 Y • u w Y .ta, lal ki n s: U lt i l A r m . l r o n g ab o ut /u h i t o ri "J i r I l " . ,, " D Y o y ou lh · n k, ,, l a ke d, " llr r ' ll n da b a · ill a g e o n t h M o n he re i ,, I i t w i l l r s i d e ? ' '' l II r e do, " lz e r e pli e d. He aid · t · ill res em b z e th 0 11 t r not ha · eat lhe South Pole nder the ice. Much til e ,.._ ear Antar c tic temp e ratur e s are o lou - minus e nt , minus ninet , m ·,a u • o ne 1tu11dred t tt ' e n t y , a " d s o o n - th a t i t ' s i m p o s s i l e o u r 1. · i · e e x c e pt under th ic e surface. Temperatur e re so low that jor many months supf,l plarces ca11' t · H larcd tlaere. But down i n the ice, our Deep Freez p le ar e . . . co m f o rt ab l e . Ne il A rm s t ro n g . . . . ~ s t i e am e w ill b e tru e on th e Moon I h r e t it r · pi r . I als o p u t anoth e r ques ti • ag ho , abo t m oin up t o t h .\J 11 H 110 r _ a o n - , i h not. S o tit " I " t " AC PC:LC or H II I 11, I'll talk th is ov ,r with our pac People and c if ii ca" be a rra,i d I If I do o I hope that uill.\ Brili ha for Robert Morley 1 ill go along to nl rtain u . "TVh n pr se,it d I itli liis Hall of Fame trophy il Arm trong.,. said ha uas sure the World Travel Co" s 1t 1 as i in it to him fo-r op ning up a new 1 r o u t e , f o r tr a l l rs I Bill , a re y o u re a d y t o fly to th e Moo,,? SHEPHERDS BUSH H r ' one - a brief historical ,aote. As of this dat e i n Ni'1 . teen Oh Nine - at Shepherds Bush, E,agland,-- a world's slia ing re c ord that still stands. Barber Robert Hardi sha v ing five men - i,a one mi,iute and fiftee,c seco 11 ds. At that speed - for one a11d all - , ~ . . 1{ a close as shave. -