Tuesday, October 29, 1914 WHITE BOUSE Al a White House surprise t>ress co,,fere,,ce. President Ford told of a shal,euf> in llis eN•rgy staff; also tlaat lie still su1>1>orts Nelso,i Roelle/ell•,-, l•l••tl• to vis it Ja1>a11 a11tl ques tiofts tire ,oistlo,n of a ,ol,or,,111g iflcr•••• i,r ve terarts etlucatiofla l be11efit•. Tlae Preslde11t sayiflg tie ,neasure• lie Ila• alre•dy 1>ro1>os etl - s lloMltl lae It> • le ,n ifl/lati o,i aft ti re vltall•• b•• '"•• incl11di11g possibly a ceilf,ag o,a oil l•l)ort•. Tit• Pr•• d•"t refuslftg, llo•ever, to cllaract•rize ,,.e 1>rese11t •ll•allo,. - as a recession . Tia e Pres ide11t la ler fly i,ig to Gra11tl Ral>I tis, 11 is home tow,r - to ca,,.t>alg,a. ~;~~-~ ~ u.~. ~teel !,c ➔ ,,.__Q third-quarter earnings report--ehowing profits o f Two .,_)-Hundred and Thirteen M illion; a new record hi~h--for any three-month period in the co ~p eny's entire history. ~ ~ MOSCOW - In Moscow - Jo,,,,d ot Cutt:- TIie lo,cg-lo•t r,ot••• "' diaries and letters - of R•ssia" ext>lorer• 10io lr•lrlr•d tlarougl,, Alas/ra ,aearly t•o l1101dred years ago. T"• Sovl•t news age11cy Tass say,,,g tlaey 10ere fou11d al,,.o•t by accltl••I tr . i6e•; tie l•gaU/r - Ille T•••l11• - ••d Ile At••; ••d •••, s/s • altoald ;f u I ~ , ( •• "reco••lracU•,r th v1111ls ltetl c,. ltNral tratlUlo••, c•• to"'• ••ti l••K••I•" of MIAMI A divorce settleme,at said to be tl,e largest ever in tlee U.S. - is re1>orted today /Tom Mioml.. Tl,e millio,aaire founder of Stor · er Broadcastfr,,g. Georg• B . . Storer, ordered to 1>ay llis tlalrd •ff•, Doroll,y - more tll•• Two-artd-a-Quarter Mllllo,a l,a ta:x-Jree a.Umo11,. Also, some T•o B•111lred Tlao•sa,ad in legal f•e• .. A11d ••• get• t•e l>l••II ma11alo,a tlaey used to alaare - ,,. Miami Beac1a. -._ o6aervlrt( TIie J•tlge ,,. tlae case - A 1? ; l~•I tlal• co,aalll1d•• --- """·" 0 ratl1er large settleme,at. BNt . , ),- I I re- ,,.., ,,, ••• ,,,. of livl11g 111lalcla Ila••• partl•• accu•lomed tlaemselv•• lo,- - boggles Ille m lrttl. " EIV DEL/II The U.S. a11d India today iss1ted a joint c omm111ziq11e - ma.rking the comple . lfon of Secr , etary of State Kissinger's talks will, ltulian officials. The U.S. and India agreeing lo u ork together - llto prevent further deterioration of the world economic . s . trr, . c lure,·'' and to prevent nuclear energy - from bei . ng diverted into ,iew nuclear weapons. The commitnique also said there is still considerable room for improvement - in U.S. and Indian relations. ~ . 4 ,, ,1, • 1 , 1 , a, , 11 , , , t II 1 , ;t a• , M I• • i i • r I ta H 4 I• s a ■ n 4 t t I!: CC n • • ~ II II Pl• 6 • i N r IM DI' I. .... pt, ;6 Zic AN t y • f j 11 i.- I I I 2 I #13 ~. 8 10 ••""'"• in the coming ~tar-~~"• Ions of U. s. grain. n ,.\ TERGATE In the co11tin11i11 . g lVate,•gate trial - E. Howard Hunt today was subjected to cross-examination on the how and why of the "m _ \'sterious" hundred thousand cash payments he 1·eceived. Defense counsel attempting to demonstrate that Httn . t - was actually blackmailing the White House, which he denied, in saying his role was more "in the nature of a bill collector." Hun~ testimony was followed by that of Jeb Stuart Ma Cruder. • LONG BEACH Forme1· P1·eside,it Nixo,z is 1/f;fRjg listed bi "e,116l1~• c:oJOdiUiilN aw~ "doing well" - following emergeticy surgery• The doctors Uune deciall/,, to operate ,{ ~ folloii ng the discovery of a new blood clot in his upper left leg,_. »p11•e1M ■ N 8 ■ JJusgz. ft:f' 11 u Ne ,, , I ., I I - ,- ea e en~ ti t 9 911: u ::: 11 p • l ,u ow.a> y e 111 6 of w a _ - t,f-xr=:s te w I c l i /J = s P I I I• I' •f f I ' ■ uf /r t! l £ d 11 I f ri Tl• doctors ~ today's operation ~· slaould overcome }. the danger permanently. SUPREME COURT Here at home again - the U.S. Supreme Court today ag,•eecl to 1111clertake another review - of capital punishment. This in the case of a man - now residing on North Carolina'i death row. His appeal based on a claim that the death penalty - constitzttes "cruel and unusual" punishment. v o m i II V u P i e t e.r t n i ~ h t - t; e o:1 p a r or e ma n v e r bu s ,•.u~cma:ad Ali; a bea•111c:icb< ~b11m1~~ ~~ un1~ue 1n the annalb of boxing . ~he blba ~ - I tf••·+·at l,l iiLhowln• ia Zaire, ~OhiEI Ir t h e ~ VO n Q' 0 • .. n d t Ii ' t hi 1 t "e 1 r -{lu i t, r p C u p f O . r ~ iii 11 I , :fl i' r e ident :-lo~ ui~)'be fi!ht .ti1:!' exo•cted to draw a r e cc r CJ '1 1 V a n rt i e n c e c ~ r l , a I i 1 1 i o n t i 1w er •- - r i g h t ).