Friday, Set,t. 13, 1974 SEDALIA, MISSOURI And ft0W a salute to CBS Radio statio,a KDRO - Sedalia• Miss o•ri today celebratiftg its tlairty-Jiftla a,a,aiversary o,a tlae air . SAN CLEMENTE From San Clemente comes a report that Riclaard Nixon has developed a new blood clot - in his upper left leg. This according lo doctor Walter Tkach - tlae former President's White Hoi,se (>hysiciart; orte of two doctors wllo flew irt today - to give him a checkup. Dr. Tkach we,r.t ort tosay: "Tile leg is sw,ollert a,atl 1>aiJ1ful." Further suggestirtg - the former President w,011ltl be better off in a laost>ital but addi,ag tlrat "lie .,ill co11tl,a11e to receive medication - along •Ith regular weekly evaluations of his corttlHion. " Dr. Tkach also said the former PresideJ1t - is "s uff eri,ag from phys lea l strain and /)lays ic al fatigue. " But we are told "he is me,etally alert and has bee,a 1e1orlli,ag in his office or at home, each day• " WHITE HOUSE TIie subject of tlae " ' • •• pardor, cofltinues topic A at tlae Wlaite Hnuse. Newsme,a aslli,cg today tolaetller the Presideflt's act of clemency - toas b•s•d on reports tlaat Ric laa.,.d Niso,a toas a sick ma,a. spoltesmafl Jolan Huslae,a ret,lyi,ag: "TIie Pr••id••t is - of co•.,.••• co,acerned about tlae for••.,. Presids,ct's laealtla -- but as he said i,a Isis slateme,at - tlae laealtla of tlae ,aa tio,a is more i,,.,,orta,al I ,u,,. tlae laea ltla of ••Y ott• ma•. " PRESIDENT FOLLOW WHITE HOUSE Mea,a.,laile, President Ford .,,,. meeti,ag .,;ti, a gro•P of about t•,at,-Jive -- black R•P•blicaa l'•stt political leaders. The Presideat telli,ag his g•••t• -- tlaey lave "a friend i• the Wlaite Ho•se." Oae of tlae blacks - Ma,or Rob•rt Blacl,••ll to laau• a better record tlaa,a Joluaso,a" o• ciuil riglats. kt~ A..,B lac II ••ll also critic i•i•g tlae media /or d••lli,ag 011 tla• Niso• pardo• - •laile llae 11at io11 foe es otlaer "•or• importa,at" problems. BE ALE air force base __... l AUS Air Force S-R-71 spy plara1J - laas ;11st set another speed record ; flyi,ag from Lo,ado,a to Los Angeles. A distarace of more tlaa,a fifty-sis ~~ laa,adred miles -- in A..,,,,,_ tlaree - ltoMrs-a,ad - forty-eiglat mirautes. Its average speed - ~e••~-c,b■q•~to~•••-·-5-. .. ~•~•~•~~ So- fiftee,a l11u1dred miles a,a laour. ■■ .i Iii ■■ ~ it oatraced tlae s•n ; arriviag ;,, California - at eiglat-flfty-ni,ae, local time; or more tlaa,i foMr hours before H - - VIENNA At Vie,u1a - the world's major oil espo,,-tirtg ,aatiorts toda;y ag,,-eed to co,ati,aue tlie p,,-esertt free•e o,a c'rude oil prices. They also agreed lio•euer, to irtcrease the •••••or 'ro;yalties to be paid b;y oil comparties to producer gouer,amertts. This raisi•g fears of rte• p,,-ice hikes irt gasoli,ae arttl lame leati,ag oil. WALL STREET FOLLOW VIENNA Here at lome - the ,ae111 York stock market •as again taking a beating. The Dow Jo,aes i,ad•strlals dropping more tha,a fo , 11rteen points e,adl,ag up at si~-t111e,aty - seven poi,al- o,ae - ni,ae -- the lo111est close si,ace Ille lleiglat of the Cuban missile crisis ■ rsvlJ MADRID In Madrid - a bomb exploded today ;,. a cro.,ded bar - normally a hang-out fur - plain clothes spa,aisla police and civilian police employees. TIie blast killi,ag at least , _ twelve persons - i•J•ri,ag more tlu,n seventy. Ap,,arently set by Basque te,rorists. TIie bloodiest act of its lei,ad - siace Franco ca•e to po•er tlai,ty-five yea,s ago. THE HAGUE Th'Yee men calling themselves membe'Ys of the "Japa,aeae Red A'Ymy" today seiaed the F'Yench Ambassado'Y to The Hague a,ad • • • 11 fl persofts; laolding them hostage - pendt,ag tlae release of a Japanese comrade held in a IL j Parts prtso,a. At last reJ,o'Yt, the French agreeirag to comply'-fnt-1- el 011. COLBY C I A Director William Colby was the mai,s speaker - at an anti-C I A p , arley spo,isored by a group calling itself the Fund For Peace. Colby sayi,sg : In a ••-■i•fn•; wo-rld which ca,i destroy itself tlaro•glt misu,iderstanding a•d miscalculatio,a - it is importa•t that our leaders have a clea-r perception of the motives, intentio,is and strategies of other powers. Colby addi,ag tlial "these ki,ads of i,isights ca,i be obtained f-rom closed . . societies - o.,,aly by srcret intelligence operations ; without which - ou-r cou,atry must risk subordination to possible adversaries." ATLANTA For Russell Train of the U S env,ro,ame,atal protectio,a age,acy - a trip today to Atla,ata; tolaer• lie said the eco,aomic effecl of ,ae,o e,aviYotune,atal co,atrols -- ha• bee,a "l&iglaly exaggerated". Over all, said Trai,a - "••viro••••tal programs are ad,H•g aboa,t tlar•• te,atlls of o,ae perceflt - to tl&e over all i,aflatioa rate of eiglat to te,a perce,at." He also said - "tl111 rivsrs ars getti•g clea,asr - the air is ..,._ getti,ag clea,aer" addiag: "It toould be damaed foolisluaess - at tlais stags to back a 1110 y. " BURNSIDE From Burnside, Kentucky - the story of a cltap by the name of Glenn Neal; the victim of a broken laip - - •laen lais iJe car accide,atally plunged a ltu,adred a,ul fifty feet do•n an embankmeJtt; trapped for /our days - - be/ore lie was fi•a lly fouad a,ad res ca, ed. Aad •ltat did it all teaclt lti•? Si•ply tl&is -- kit said Gle,an Neal: "I wo,a 'I drive a,sy more. " " - - }{. /Fr_ .S •· ~ ... - ~n ~ " • ... Jirffllt ~ - - - I Mete 's o ■• ., a study of •• l streakers; ~~~ f •• 20 • ~••• •• mf: UtJ b Y a Ps ye ho logy professor - at the University of South Carolin•a:~bert Heckel saying he found that female streakers were "JF quote ''less externally controlled than the average co-ed;" w,hereas male streakers were .., just the opposite, usually good stude,ats from good families with a firm religious background." Professor Heckel therefore, co•cludiJtg tlaat streakiJtg - for males - at least - was perltaps an attempt to break the ... umbilical - eitller llaat,:- •••11 •• = or just "a lark." . . . S ~ .zL ~ ~?~~ -