- POLITI !/anch I 1 i R agcn campaign >. . l f o t I>, " s trhrn t t al a , , i J in th ea l and outh. At u Hamp · hir th forn1 r California got ernor hould h I in lhe G-0-P nomination, he u ill choos a running mate L ho hares his conservatit i u • Later in harlott North Carolina, he r&=!!::d:~Rt=J:!tl.~~~:tra~QP•~ ~ PleiJ,ged to support President Fa"1 liould th no m in a ti on go to hi m • )/ Vice - President Rocke/ell er of Re/ntblican governors their party would die if it embraces right-wing extremism. - DE\/ .. R\T ' i x I _ \ J 11 ,. r · . · m n - a I l D , m · r a I - a y tt r i 11 • I h c i r P I r I y Io ma k f II I I m /) I _ \ m 11 l th umb r On i tt i 11 n , \ I _ , a 1 - - ' P r ~ i d n I i a I a m fl a i g n . A I I a t e , n th l n d ·lar d D mocrali pr · id ntial andid<ll i11 Loui ill , « 1 1 / u ~ f r an i ue 011 ntion l:regiHn::;.,,g t ~ . - CAR VIN (folo politic , ) In Miami, a Federal magistrate ordered p s y c hi a tr i c t es ts for Mic ha e l Carvin - the t we n t y - ye a r -old college dropottt who pointed a toy gun at Reagan at the Miami airport. Du.ring the hearing, Carvin - son of a Pompano Beach real estate in estor - offered NO xplanation for his action. CIA The Senate' ~.UliNWfdu,1 report on CIA acti vi ties says President Nixon ordered the CIA to organize a coup in Chil e i n Ninet e en-Se v enty in an effort to keep Mar,cist Sa l v a dor Allende f r o 1 > , ~ t ~ A r e8 Clllll'C::.. fnB& ldrn,t. 'l?Jf..e-«-tte'ffipl J ~ 1 1 r t l JlH•u~e foft of'/lue - 6at- ~aJ>_!.JiZJ. Am e hcan"ijjo · ,.,s to ~ , . a l•r~ater - A cerr. In comm en ting on the Sen.ate reportA Kissinger ncllaed t11:Ji1cn;s llrn NCK+lttn•Seoc:sly c, ■ _,, but u fUfH;ed ~ t h e U.S. played NO part in coup that led to Allende's death. the Nineteen-Seventy-Three %:.H~ . ., Ito s iti111 the CIA can be stopped from plotting ass a,ss inations - --6--- . _"'".{ J..,., ~ ~ _.c..; t-Q... ~ • . • • 11:-=t it must con tin u 7' et.n,e •• o-e • n h••, in he national interest. VIETNAM The govertzments of North and South Vietnam t O day agreed to 8 le c t a joint National Ass em bl y of reunification next year av thus end~ the twenty-one-year partition of tA Indochina. ,111tlo1t:. MIDEAST bi- Blllfiil, = -:! ul lealt heettt, Nill~d , ~ ~ 1 Q o ~ ~ l.fLOS#/tir. ~ renewed fighting which threatms a complete ~ \1A-(), t-z. ~~ ~ _W j -0 ~ . collapse of a thr e e-weeks-old ce~sefireA...~~ew wave of kfdnapt,tngs and s h o o t ~ i ; l ; ; , , - • + ltft PnferU&fDll, MoslefflB Jolnlt1r •• 11, r11111111R Sltfte-: • BOMB Postal officials in Canberra, Australia, found and defused a mail bomb addressed to Governor-General John Kerr who last week fired Prime Minister Gough 9 Whitlam. lt a111a tlle third bomb sent to an Australian public official in t/1ree days. One e%t,loded - injuring ~ a i l sorters. - MISSILES ln Eastern Airline Pilot - flying o er Virginia tdtlz eightv - nin on board - says h e's almost certain fottr missiles zipped in front of his jetli ner in the sky south of Richmond. Federal authorities are in v estigating - but s a v ~ pilot may ha v ~ o T i t e shower.111,tcsd. - ~ ~ - ~ ½ WEATHER SIU! ta.• _!now~ and seventy - mile-an -hour winds/_ one of the worst storms to hit the West and Midwest in a decade ~ . ~ - is h l ~ N A tonight after a three-day .,.~,•&• that took at least eight lives. f%1's tlg dig-aid IS iiiilir104)Z /ram ~ • aalltov11 Colorad' ~-=~' South Dakota, Nebraskat Minnesota and Michigan's upper P e n i n s u l a ~ @v ~~~~~ -- CADETS ·H • RS f l f ash i o1 1 s ho w at West Po•nt . t ~ .. , ~ , ... > l'T :, - ~ ~ . west Po-iPPt=... as l h e a c ade my 's /\. tradition of men- onl y came to an e nd. - ..aft..r ene handtetiaNenty=fua, .Y•••s. Models moved i t ~ alon g a r unwa y - m a k uig ~ turns ~ as they displa y ed ta CMJ-ff!_ tailored gra y suits, 1 full dress uniforms and capes the lady I \ , cadets will soon be wearing when they join the corps. All to three ser v ice academies are now openf!women - and West Point expects mo · re than eighty to enroll next July. Will standards be lowered under the new admissions ' policy? ~"ffl"80~,...:1'~jiEIIS•auilbl ~ , says Academy Super ~ ntendent ,General ..n•124 Berry, v srihs=mlllP•Pr•~ ,,, .,,.i,,w,i~ JbJ,,_-J recommend - thee:, n••• ,A training rig/ti no,.; A ,,hZers, f hJ "1Jmau start ir.a,,- ~ - ~ 1 run n in g th re e or four m i l.e s a day . " A SUITS Despite its present fiscal tribulations , New York Cit is pushing ahead with its ow11 Plans for celebrating the \i\ Bicentennial. , !(etail clothing stores , ••c la•t•d - ■,;11, a'" mens' sho~ offering "George Washington s ,its." Says a c11stomer who bought one - "that suit is well-named - it looks like 1 slept in it." J l }1