Tuesday, May IS, 1973 GREENFIELD Fi1•st - a salute to CBS radio slatio,z W HA I Gr enfield, Mass. toda celebrating its thirty-fifth a,rni ersa1·y on the air. HOUSTON For t It e I Ii g h t of S k.) Lab O ,z e - an o the 1 · s et back a you may ha e heard b y now. The U.S. space Station - de eloping today a serious over-heating problem. So bad in fact that the lau , nclring of its first crew has now been delayed at least 'till next week. Meanwhile Astronauts Pete Conrad Pa1'l Weitz and Dr. Joe Kerwin 1 , ere · returning to the Manned space Flight Center in Houston to join in a c1·ash effort - aimed at salvaging, if at all possible the two-and-a-half billion dollar sky lab project. Mission Commander Conrad telling reporters: "About all I can say - is we've come home to regro, . ,p." Sky Lab Director William Schneider saying: "We're sick, in the h . ospital and freely admit it." Adding: But "we 're ' not trying to bury the patient - yet." Says Schneider: "We think we have a chance of recovering - a fighting chancE to "come out of this with good m·ssions and good data." n HITE HOUSE The Whit Hou - President Nixon met toda y with Co11gres io,zal leader from both partie . Tliey were discussing his plau for appointing a bi-partican commission - to recommend election reforms. The President was quoted as sa 3,i ng he fa . v ors an amendment to the Constitution - to limit a Pr e ide,it to a si,igle term of six years. He's also quoted as urging - a four year term for _T,ous e members; with only half of that body up for re-election every two years. Other suggestions - said to incl11de - "new controls o v er contributions, a shorter campaign, limitatio,as on ex1>enditures before a s1>ecified time - free radio and TV time for opposing candidates - creation of a Federal elections commission - and new laws to make illegal what is now consider~d only 11nethical." TYLER In t/1 s arch for a sp cial Wat rgate pros e cutor a Polit no than . ks - toda . Federal Judge Harold T) Z r of Nett. · York J/ ti: r n i ng do i n the job) s'a) 1 ing h thought it "inappropriate" for a sitting judge to take on suclz an assignment. Judge Tyler a ■ ,rounceme,et cutting to three - tlie number of eligibles, as announced yesterday. Attorney General designate Elliott Richardsofl nevertheless saying today he is "somewhat closer" to making his choice. LONDON The pric o f gold .._. agai,i hit a record h i g h - on t Ii e m a in fr e b u l li on a sci ad •• • ,n, a r k et i n London. One hu,rdred and ten bucks an ot111ce - while the value of the U S dollar uas taking another beating. This appar e ntl) sp11rred b recent speculation - tllat the S dollar ,na soon be de alued once more. PARIS In Paris though - not o - says Chairman Herbert Stein of the Presidettt 's Council of Economic Ad isors. Stein adding: "The present exchange rate for the dollar is appropriate - the system is essentially in balance; and therefore I do not see any prospect - of a de- aluation of the U S dollar." This - in a speech to a group of international banking a d business leaders. Stein also saying: "I find the price of gold much less interesting - than the price of hamburger." SAN FRANCISCO More on the same - from San Francisco - I mean gol.t - not hamburger. An official of the big Homestake Mining Company saying there's still plent, , ~~ w.. ~ ~ ~~. of gold in them thar California hills. Ricltard Stoelar ~ k\ ~ / tt4 ~ ~~ explainhtg ~ its mainly found in quartz; whicla llas to be mined, crushed and chemically processed in order to Stoehr adding that such a process - is very expensive; especially since tile "enviro•me•tallats laave come on so strong." But if tlae price ever llits a hundred and twenty aft ou,rce - Hn:rrs2 lie continue• - well, tlaere could be anotlaer Califor•ia gold rusla. DORTMUND A t B o ,an , Dor t mun d, Ba no v er , Mu ,a i c la a ,ad other West Germa,a cities - a ~ of liglat,ai,ag police raids~ OU aimed at rou,ading up ,, s _ ut,ected left wi,ag radicals. This iN preparation for a state visit - from Soviet leader Ii o a JSJtt Brez lt,aev wlao arrives Frida:;. PEKING For the first time in nearly a quarter of W ' - { ~ " - ~ a century "' ._ American en . voy in Red Chifaa. Newly arrived David K. E. Bruce setting up shop today i,a a so-called mini-skyscraper in suburban Peki,ag. Officials adding tlaat he probably will be received shortly by Red Chi,aa's Chou En Lai. Among the probleJJ1s Brace is espected to deal with - the questio,a of Clll,aese assets lo,ag fro%efl in tlle U S; and 1 how best - to str e,agtlae,a trade relatio,as. He will also seek esclta•g•• of scie,atific and,.. cultural delegatio•s -- as •ell as perma,aent accreditatio,a for U S jo•r•alisls. DACCA At Dacca in •ei.f#t6o, iag._ Bangladesla the start of a hunger strike - to the death; by M■ rn Ma11lat1a Hamid Klian Bhashani. The flit1ety-ot1e year old leader of the pro-Peking national Awami Party. The Blaaslaat1i saying he it1tends to refuse nourishmet1t .,,.til tlte government of Bangladesh agrees to - OM, a price roll back on food afld other commodities; two - a• et1d to political repression - at1d three - a guara,atee of safety to life a,ad property for ot1e a,ad all. Tlais last - said to be tlae result of a deteriorati,ag crime sit ua ti Ofl. , NEW DELHI ~~ From New Delhi A a report t1afa9 on tire ~ a l trials and tribulatio11s of Madame Indira Ga11dlai; 11 said to be facing a growing crisis of confidence because of a growing number of problems. These i,acludi•g: Jl'•ger riots - wide-spread power shortages - gallopi,ag i•flatio,a, trade deficits a11d so 011. All of wlaicla - lrave lead to ot,positio• gai•s ,,. recent state electio,as. Far from attemt,ti11g to "cool it" tlaougla - tire lad, Premier Ila s just stirred up a•ot ~er co,at rovers,; at,,,oi,ali,ag a new elate/ Justice of tire l,adia• su,,reme Court - over tl1e Ilea ds of tltree more se,ai or judges. Tire latter - --c.-4. t,romt,tl, resigfliftg -- cltargi,ag tltat democrac, J"9" ~ e11da11gered. Wlwrwwrc■• "a• ac~usatio11 tltat Madame ..... . --.... Gandhi -=a attempti,ag to "Pack" tlte laiglt court. ,\ In lier defe,ase however, Madama Ga11dlti quicltl, involti,ag tlae 11ame of Fra11ltli11 Dela110 Roosevelt; who was also accused once - of . . . attempti,ag to NEW DELHI - 2 pack the U S Supreme Court. The lady Premier sayhag: Like me - Roosevelt was accused of leadh1g tlte co11,atry to111ard Comm1u1ism. B11t lie took strong action - iJlitltitl slae added - "and led his country to stre,agtla. Ff SELASSIE The White House - again - • a visit today from E•Peror Haile Selassie of Ethiop i a. The Preside,et receivi,ag the fabled Lion of Judah -i,e a,e informal ceremony al tlae West Portico. He • the• ushered lais guest i11to •1s oval office t~~ review of t11ter11atto11al affai-rs a•d U S - Etlaiopia• relatiofts." CARACUS U.S. Secretar y of State Rogers was today in Venezuela. The third stop on an eigltt nation tour tltrougla Latin-America. His every move - attended by police and Federal troops. The reason becoming abundantly clear - 11Jlae11 a riot broke out in anotlter part of town. Some two lau11dred students bur,aing tires and stopping traffic ha protest agai,aal the Rogers visit. PSYCH IA TR l ' ~ " From tlie British medical association/4~ booklet t~day in effect~ do-it-yourself guide to psychoanalysis - including among other things - an J-i. official definition of a com _ pl et e ly normal - per so,a. The British saying that such a person - "never over- estimates or belittles himself - lie accepts life as H comes and makes the best of it - lie maNages lais Olf.lfl affairs - escaping e%/)loitatio,a or donainatio,a by otlaers - and lie never bli,ads him . self lo l.1C1k1CJard facts of day- dreanas of better things." iell llf Wllrl ■ Wjjests Clat lier e •• ,.M-::;t ~;1i.;!;1 ~-~~- MONTGOMERY Exactly a year ago this date - George Wallace was brutally gunned down at Laurel, Maryland; an eve,st lie grimly recalled today - at his Captial office in Mo11tgomery. The Alabama Governor seemed free of bitter11ess. "Alt•o,,gll I can't 111alk" - said he - "I feel just as good as 1 did tl1e day before 1 got sl,ot. Maybe better as 1 was ki,sd of tir•d that day. " He also disclosed lrow lte was approaclted last year about llae possibility of becoming a Vice Preside11Ual candidate; to rua . with McGovern. Said Ire - "I will rtev•r 6• a candidate - on a ticket wlaose Plliloso1'11ies are not close to mine."