JERUSALEM Al Jerusalem - Israel today formally flJJwaa:11& ..It... accepted tits:/ U S blue pr int for peace in Uie Middle East. While al Cairo - Egypt was reaffirming its desire for a negotiated settlement. Tliis leading .,.u S officials to observe - that a cease fire could take effect "witlah1 a week". UN Secretary General U Thant further asserth,g -- "there is now a real chance to make important advareces." Israeli premier Golda Meie'Y stressing =- however, tlaere will be NO withdrawal from occupied Arab lands - ••Iii - a "binding" peace treaty is signed. Meanwlllle, the fighti•g co,eti,eues. Israeli jets today hitti•g Egyptian targets alo•g the Sue% Cat1al for the seventy-sixtl, straight day. CORPUS CHRISTI Here at llome - Hurricane Celia today we11t on a lwa hur,dred and fifty mile rampage through the heart of Texas, lea . ving in her wake - at least ,ai11e dead an d m o re I h an a ti, au s and injure d; al s n , fires , fl o o d s and wide spread scenes of devaslatia,a. Texas Gover11or Smith - urging President Nixo,a lo declare tire storm regio,a a disaster area. Tire Governor asserti11g that "Hurrica"e Celia may prove lo be - tire most disastro,cs storm to II U the Texas G•lf coast ;,. rece11I times." Clearly tire hardest hit of all lhoNgll - Ille 111ell k"own Texas coastal city of Cor/n•s Cllristt: 111lalcll reported - ;,. addttio" to several dead - a11 estiMated t1110 l1101dred millio" ill property da,,,age. Cor/JMS Clerisll' /JOlice comma11der - C. C . Haga11 - observi11g today: "We mr• ain't got ,ro ligllt, 110 water, ,aothi11g b,ct trouble." ADD CORPUS CHRISTI Now this: several co untie s in s out her" Texas - a ,n a j or di s a s t er are a . '' " ,.rl'us clearing the way for the use of federal funds - to help alleviate tlle damage. LOS ANGELES In the trial of Charles Manson and three co-defendants at Los Angeles = another attempt was made today to gel a mis-trial . Defense Attorneys agatn citing President Nixon inadverte,rtly called Manson "guilty•· instead of "allegedly guilty". Holflever, Judge Charles Old ' er - turrtiJlg do"'" thf defe,ase motior,, observed that the jury - had JIOI been •·exposed" to tl,e PresideJ1t's remarks. A jelfl hours later tho11glr - Defer,da11t Ma11so,r himself gelti11g hold of a copy of a local nelflspaper; holtll ,ag it •P - before the eyes of Ille j"ry. Its laeadlt,ae readi,ag: ''Ma,aso,e guilty, Nl~o• declares . " Said Judge Older: Th is II, i11g laa s bee ,a grossly overplayed. SAIGON-PARIS On th e war front - Solltlleast Asia - a capt•red e,iem ) 1 document' was released today by the US commartd in Saigon : a document wherein Commuftist co,n,n . a11ders - were ordered to re v ert to small scale guerrilla t1Jarfare. This - tt was said - in order to avoid heavy losses lo their mai,. forces. The eJ1emy paper noti11g it is 110111 J1ecessary to "cope" with allied forces - •lso lsave "a la r g e ,. u ,n b e r of t r o op s a " d "'a r /11 c il it i e s . " Wllile in Paris - tlle ,.e., US Peace Ertvoy - David BrMce - t1Jas ,neetirtg witll Isis SoMtla Viet11a•e•e counter-part, Pham Da11g Lam. Ambassador Br■ ce later tellirtg nar rtewsme11: "We exchartged vielf1B 011 ' the problems 10e have to face together.'' Pham Da11g Lam lfJas theft asked - whether Bruce llad i11dicated a "differertt" approach . He replied: "It's still "too ea r l y " t o tbl• t e ll . La m a d di" g I h o" g h : " We a re b o t II 011 the same side - a,ad ha v e to sol v e the same pro6lenes . " CH . ICAGO The E x ec u t i v e C ou n c i l of th e A F L - C I 0 i n session in Cllicago ; today was demaJ1diJ1g double pay for o v ertime work - - as a n,eans of helpi,ag worllers fight inflation . The Cor1J1cil also urgi,rg a,a i,acr•ase in the minimum wage - to two bucks a,r llour; J,l11s a shorleJ1irtg of the work week - or else the work year. A FL-CI O PresideNt George Mea,ey asserti11g I/lat "inflatio,e has hit the worki,ag ma11 hard," lo Ille t,oifll - said he - "wltere millio11s of workirtg America11s are sliJ,t,irtg backwards - .dow,a agai11 to tl,e lowest "'""••·" WRITE ROUSE President Joseph Mo{J • utu of the Republic of the Congo - was at the White House ' - and welcomed by President Nixon - as tl,,e " ' young leader of a youag country with a fh1e future . . , . , This - said the Preside11t "11ot because of the Congo's ,eat11ral r · icl,.es - but because of Us strong vigoro•• a ■ d /l,K°'1f/8 progressl1111 people a11d stable leadersllip .. The Preside11.t also saying he hopes to become tl,e first US Presltl11•t - ever to visit Bloclt Africa. Said Mobut11 simply: r•e t,eot,le of tlle U•Ued St a t es s too tl by "s i N H m e o / "e ed. LONDON Over i11 BrUain - a Ro .v al milestone ' , Britain's dowager Queen Elizabeth celebrating l i er se v entieth birthday in honor of which - a cannon salute fro,n the Tower of L o,ido n. Also, pre sent s and vi sits or telephone calls - from family and friends, including Queen Elizabetll and Prince Charles. Not to mention toasts raised in pubs. co••t ry me• •e of er✓ One of the J•• urU:w stories tlee ' y are telli•g - 'AfiR of a children's party lo,eg ago; wllen t ire Hae• Lady Elizalelh Bowes Lyon - age five - ..., was seated •ext to a slay stammerh1g boy; whom slie promptly wo,e over - by giving him the cherries off lier _ . cake. I• years to LONDON - 2 com e - I Ii e b o y tt· o II l d be co m e K in g G e or g e t he Sixt h ; a rt d she of , s .c. P s e - his q ll e e 11. A "el lte,. s Io, , , BU ..,of th e a • ~ do I,➔' So - 3 &......,...... ":f.o,-, -fk ~ ~ ~ SENA TE I " I I, e s a m e Sen a I e Ii ea r iJ g room w 1, ere b re a k fa s I cereals we,·e indicted last week - the case for the defense ' today; will, a trio of expert nu tri tionists - testif yi ,tg in a manner Juli of snap crackle a,id pop. Dr. W. H. Sebr ell Jr . of Columbia U,aivers ily asserting that the best breakfast "for a middle aged ,nan with high blood cholesterol - is breakfast cere•I with skim milk, toast, marmalade affd orange juice." L. M . He nde,· son of t lie Utt iv e · r sity of Mi,u1 es ala - obs•rvl•• that "skim milk a11d corn make a good combinaH011." As, any hog feeder k11ows"- said Ire. Dr. Frederick Stare of Harvard declari•g lllal a rece,al stu"3, dow11 grading cereals was "absolutely m ea,. i 11g less!'. Addhtg: "W_!>i, Popey e 's..,. sl'i•aclt does"'' begin to compare - witla the over-all ,tulritio,eal wortlt of breakfast cereal" affd that iflcludes - said lae - "a•y cereal." 11 ~~,~r ~~ r~~~ HARROGATE This next - from Harrogate, England; where a wom•n acclaimed as "llie world's , orsl driver" - has j11sl relinquished lier lille gladly. Mrs. Miriam Hargrave - after nine years of tr} i ing - finally 1>as1;i,ag a driver's lest on her fortieth try. The sixty-two yeor old gra,admother later telli,,g ret>orlef"s : "I wet>I will, Joy/- I could havf! lu,gged Ille examiner/- wlae,a lie gave me the t>ink slit> I had dreamed aboa,t for such a lo,eg II••·" Oftly troa,ble - Mrs. Hargrave was forced lo take her test he a borrowed car; wlaicle neeaNB slae'll still be travelli,ag - neoslly on foot. TIie New lady dri11er ext>l•i,air,g: "I leot>e lo get a car soo• - but I •t>e ~ ,, all my mofley o,a drivi•g lesso••·"