•IDDLB BAST t), 1'• tire cla•• of Arab vers 11 s Arab ,,. Ile Middle ••• I - a s Ito wdo•rt •as fa• t-devel 01> i11g to 11 tglat. T•o ~ Jordar<iaft Ar,,., troot,a - ad11aftClft1t lflto th P•l•1li11ia,a ga,e.,-lllas; a battle tltt1t co•ld 6• d•clah1• - oddly e,aoa,gll. Mea11wltile, t1io.,-,11d• of U.S. Marl••• ••tl : Ar•, -- ' ~•ntroop•r•~•-1•1•6 Oft ata■d&:, alert; to •• •••"• I/ ••cea,ary - in evac.,aliag U.S. clU•••• aUll atr••"•" I• Jorda,r. Preaitle11t Nist11t sayi,ag tit• U.S. - ••• f•lly "deet> co11cer11,, - over tlae f•le of tlaose Arab alr-ltijact lo, tages . l d. ·sclosetl today - tla•I Jortl•• '• 7',,e W•ste HONSB a 10 -- ••DDLB BAST - 2 Kf•6 Ba,ssei,a ~ addressed an at,t,eal to eacll of Ille ,i, tey faclor leere ia Russia ; ••icla r••ai•• Ill• 01111 ••Jor ~ , 0 .,,r - •till "i• toi,cle •Ille Ille Syri•• gov•r••••'·" A " l•l••lf• • - "•ill tur• 011 •lleti.,r or •ot Jore•• fro• Syri• srArB Tl,is next - t,erlrar,s a related item. Tl,e u . s. State D1t,artment announc. IUIIEJ A tl,a t Pres itle,a t Nixon Ila• to Greece; ,,,ere by et1 . di,eg a /'ree1.e tllat 6ega,a bacl, ,,. At,ril, fir• t • ei1. ed power. A Stale Det>art•e,el • t,ol,ea ,,.a,. • 111 irag : of tl,e Greel, forces - to carry out tlteir reat,o,.ai6iHU•• i• tlefenae of tlae NATO area; a■d 1111• coratri6•1• l•t>orl••lly - to 11,e colaeaio,s a•d •lre,egtla of Ille •o•llaer,a fl••" of NAf'O/' CAPITOL BILL Else•ltere in Wasltingto11 - a Joi11t seaaio11 of tlr• Bo••• 011d Senate : aimed at focusing •orld ~ lte,atio,a _ 0 ,, tll• . .. ... ,ugllt of American t,risoxers-of-•ar i,a Nortla Viet,aa• . Ro••• s,••ll•r McCormack - calli,ag t,riso,a•r tre•t,ne,at a ""'or•I •iUoMt regard to t,arll••••llif) or t,llllo•ot,lly - ,.,.,, I• • co•1>l•tely i,adet,e,ede,at of 011e '• vie•• 011 t,oHcy abo•t tie• co•Jlict in Vietn•"' · " Bor,,.an - tit• com,,,a•d•r of ,,.,n, '• Jlrat flight lo tll• ffloo,a ; lo 6ri11g i,e terna t1 0 11al t,r•• • ., r• to b•• r . Bar"'"" •• • erli•I it rnu,t be made obvio•• to Ra11oi - tll11t "oMr co•r•c '" ,rl,o,sers . " "We ca,u,ot l•t tlaem beco"'• t,olitical llo,1111••" Ross Perot o f Dallas is still co,ulNcting l,is 0 • 11 r CAPITOL RILL - 2 of ••,. , , I, as, d . Tire Nortlr Vietflamese ,,. tlela matter leave ,to•• tllemselves to be 11J1civilized barbarfa,.s . ,,, • t,fte of ti, fact tllat they have b••" at least a1,nf-clvlllzed far lo,,,er •• • /)')a,,,x,./ f•t,ortaflt tl1IJ1g a civfllzedfcii" do, flamely tre•t 1,1, Jello• f•ilvld•al ,,..,,, ala, tlaey laclt. - CAMBODIA FOLLOn CAPITIJJ) HILL ... '- \. ~ - "C • . c 4v \ '- ~ 1 1 : : t r l ~ ~ -; Cambodian paratroopers today . .. ~ ~ ~ ' \, t!--pearhead~ a drive about fifty miles 11orth of Phnom Penh,r4,! w, '" attemf,l't:lfr to break through a Communist : blo , ckade - that has C. ~ s t a l l ~ f o r eight days..,.. Cambodia's biggest offensive I opera I ion to date. Phnom Penh later re porting the recapture of Tank Kauk - a nearby Communist stronghold. Details of the battle - still sketchy though. All newsmen - having been barredfrom tlte area. --- WHITE HOUSE 7t:c l f t V"ttn1. The White I.louse ag · Ad aui, A. a11 ministratio11 "summit" today o,, campus disorders. Participa11ts incl11 . ding - besides tm President - Attorney General John Mitchell - FBI I Director J. Edgar Hoovei - also key Republicans in Congress, . House Repultican Leader Gerald Ford later annou,aci,ag plans to introduce - at the President/s request - a new ame,adment to that still-pending anti-crime bill; a new ame,adment permitting Federal authoritiies to act immediately - fn ( a11y Federal ly-s11r,ported _,/ cases of bombing or arson ojcollege cafflt,M.-Jia; to do so - even if local au H,oriti es "1ere opt, os ed to s •c I, irt terve,c Ii o,a. Ford adding tlaat lie was confidfNt tlle America,c public wo11ld f•lly s•t,t,ort this plan - "to apt,relter,d a,ad try tl,e t,eople so ' i,avolved" in "acts of terrorism." - LOUIS VILLE For Vice President Spiro Agnew _ another tuMl>tH-p -✓ ~ ~ ~~ .. t-:a~rn.• today at Louisville, Kentucky; where he strongly ~ hLkA-'-\ · fu2 ~ supported the reelection bid - o;A an "old and valued fr · iend," Co11grcssman Cowger of Kentucky. Along the way, the Vice P . resident lashing out at - quote, the "Puddle-miJtded Philosophy" of certain "super-fJermissive" govern,ne11t officials carried over from previous administrations. These including specifically - Ire indicated - Nlcltolas Joltnson of -the Fede-ral CommunicatioJ1s Commission. Spi-ro AgJ1e111 saying: "TIits ltigll gov•r,.ment officiall' seriously argues tltat cigaret smolting - is a Jar greater daJ1ger to tlte American public titan tire d-rug cultNre. ,r The Vice President addin . g: "I' sripf>ose the way to co,avi,. ce him thats moking pot is ltar•ful - is to slto111 lllat it leads to cigaret smo · king." - 0 COPENHAGEN aT Al Cop e nhage n 1 a meetin g of the International ~ -- ✓ . d Monetar _ , , Fun~ hear~ today f rom France's Valer ), Giscard - wllo blamed the U . S. for spreading worldwide inflation. fte-z..;- G is ca rd asserting that other counties' currencies ar'i'j.ill•,..- ' se t - according t o a U . S . standard "that is no longer fixed br,t variable . " The Frenchman com/)arittg this to a ma,a !,- setting his u 1 atch - "by a clock th.at _ . oi,t of order." Next r,p - U . S . Treasury Secretary David Ken,aedy; w,ho c t ~ flatly tf:;1.e U.S . Is do INK lls part lo c..-b A. . /\ - global inflatio,r. Br,t tllere must be more do,ae by others - said lie - in the 111ay of liberali%i,rg trade a,rd ,,.arlng in defense cos ts. ► SACRAMENTO by Dr. "Is punishm e nt dead?" - .-t ,J The question raised luduy - I\ / Walter Bromberg. a Sacramento psychiatrist! who ~ ' also supplies his own a,zs1oer, - ; : the ci,rrent Journal of the ~-..: :::>e,~ "'- American Ps _y chiatric Association. /'!'r. Bromberg ••• 11 fi•W ,.., punishment as a crime deterrent If is about as effective these days "as hol y water against a ten-megaton bomb." A,sd he adds that the same holds true - in tlte cases of tltose wl,o break academic rules. tllose who defy their t,are,sts a,sd tl,ose who flout good taste and dece,acy. Next q11estio11: ~ How --r remedy tl,e situatio,a? And here Dr. Bromberg recoffl'ffle,rds a lo,ig-ra,age ce,re - by means of. quote, "t,ert,etMal bra,11wasllil11g t1t,r0Mgll televisio11." · The doctor observing : "Every day we are brdi,swashed lo improve our sa11itation - eradicate dandruff - banisll bad breath . " And h e adds : '' If we can bra ht was I, t II e Pu b li c Io buy consumer goods" - wit)' then surely we can "brainwash ,, ~ { rY ) w - ( ) ~ ~ tl,em against criminal impulses. -- ~ - . \J 'I'll ~~ ~ - ~ 4 . e ~ , ~ ~ NEW YORK Her e in New York - /a>s:1• anthropolgist Mar~uret Mead testified today before a city Commission on Human Rights ; d i scussi,ig the role of women - i11 modern society. Dr. Mead sa y ing : "We ha v e nominall y gi v en women freedom ~ . . . . . . _ - but we ha v e not gir en it to them in fact." And Ille main reason - saJ,I she - not the obstacles we've placed in the r,atlt of women entering tlte job market; but rathe-r tlle fact 111111 home-making and housework have been so denigrated - that women who stay honie feel frustrated. Dr. Mead goi,1g on to say - tltis calls for a wleole nelO "change of style" in American life; o,ae tlaat mates "t,-rovis ions for lrome-rnaki,ag a,ad housework - to be dig,iified and paid for." LTP.1970.09.22i.pdf LTP.1970.09.22ii.pdf