MONTREAL Up al J\1011/real - freedom al las/ loda·y for British dip lom al James Cross; 10/to was lte ld lroslage for sixty days - by the Quebec liberation front. C · ross 's caplo·,-s jinally l1tr,,i,ig ltim loose - in re/urn for a p,·omise of safe passage lo C11ba. The Briton appearing tired - b11I other,oise unharmed. In . a later telephone conversation with Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa - observing this is "the first time sun I've seen tl,e in 11Jeeks." For Ca,rada, loo, a bright and happy JJ1ome11I; ending, hopefully, the worst peace lime crisis h, all Canadian, history. SENATE -------- ~ lldministralion pla11s to build a new ~ " f 6 s up er s o · n i c I ran s po r I A a sudden s c reaching Ii a l I today ; will, 11,e Se11ale voling - 52 to 41 - lo refuse any additional development funds. This in spite of a Se ■ ate vote last )'ear - 58 to 22 - in favor of fl,e giant SST. Only catch - the House has already approved a ne• l11Jo hundred and ninety millio,r appropriatlo,r. Thus, ii •ould seem, the /1,ral fate of the SST - - ~ rest •I.th a,r upcoming House-Senate Confere,rce Co"'"''"••• NEW HOUSE FOLLOW SENATE Elsewhere on Capitol Hill a lo">f awaited repo,•t was finally approved today b} ' a House Judiciary saying H-ttlek9 s "b - co m m i I t e e) c e "' m It tee • ~ ... ~,... , { • J nrlr ISSl!jBUZ, unequivocally there is JIO grounds for 11,e impeachme,et of S11preme Court Juslic e William 0. Douglas. 1'-tNf- ~ose closed. PARIS A I Ille peace table in Paris - c,n al/empted flanking action loda),. David Bruce for the U.S. urging ll1al both sides - agre · e . lo international inspection of all prisoner of war camps - also, all camps holding political P ' risoners. Ho,oever, /lie Communists - brush.Ing aside retaliation - in the event of any futttre U.S. priso,r ca mp raids. .5~ 1ftl.2YN:,~ B r u c e : ~ - IOC . , , , , do "everything in our power• lo free captive u. S. pilots." D . EFECTOR , In I: e la I est 011 11,!, case of I lie would- be - 1 4 . ~ --:~- R II s s i an def e c I o 1· I\ a spec i a I order I o day from President Nixon lo all fede1•al agencies. ~n order ~ •ttri. staling that foreign nationals wllo request political as11l11,,n from the U S , government - should be give ' ti a f11ll opportunity to , _ J,ave their request considered on its merits;" ,ohich means - he ,oe11t 011 - ''under no circumstances should the person seelti11g asylum - be arbitrarily or summarily returned lo fur:eign Jttrisdiction or control." The President's order inle11ded as "immediate remedial actio11" - ,oe are told> _ .re, insure that tllere ,oUl never be a re-recurrency of a shocking incident of this kind. WHITE HOUSE ~ Wlril-e lfe11se--4g-11lfl · - Pr es ident Nixo,. presided nuM-lii- loday al Ille presenting o~four yor,ng America"-') - - ,; ~ praising the for,r a4ww:w, a=::k as shining examples of 11,e , - majority of young Amerlcans_u,.,..~ - S414'-ke-- - - - · -ttiJ-r wlao se selfless ser1Jice to country and fellow man - .I\ receives loo HIile attention these days. ltn\ Tlte group Including: ~ s Dvorscek - age nine I e en - of Oak L at11n, llllnoi s~ for s av h1g a small girl from drowning; Maxine Lazovick - age ltDenly - of Bridgeport, Massachusetts - for laer •ort with retorted children; __. Deborah SlfJeet - age Nineteen, of Madison' Wisconsin for ..... lfJorlt " ' race relations • .,.A1so, twelve year old Jolt,a Car11so I Jr. his of John's lsla•d, Sou.ti, Caroll,aa - who received +. atDard posthumously,A havi,1g give• ltis own life - in saving a young friend fr · om dro•t1ing. BRUSSELS A message from . President Nixon - read today to lltal meeli11.g of Nalo D e fense Ministers al Brussels. In ii, lhe President pledging there a,lll ;"""'\ bf. · no U S troop cut backs in Europe - unless the Russia,es - agree to reciprocal military reductio,as. O,e the co,etrary - said the Presideftl - Ille U S actually "improve" its military commitment to ,, "give" a similar approac'/t by o,,,. allies. a,ould -/tJ;,. Europe J.- JAKARTA TIie For Pope Paul - I II~ lt&M ew11t',L.-lo-w.rn~ - b-.gu,.a. ronUff l r • " ~ Z a y ~ o m Sydney A11slralia lo Jakarta in Indonesia. There meeting wllh ' " " " " " " ' • ' • ~ President ..,. Suharto• - l ■ ltl celebrating a mass for / A tC e Moslem holiday. Next stop: Hong Kong. LONDON Over in Londo,i - Britain's new Co,iservalive government today unveiled a tough new labor bill; one /hat would ban closed shops - as well as several alleged unio,i abuses ; one that would also authorize a fine up to a quarter of a million bucks - for anyone organizing a wildcat s i r ~ 4:.1::i~ have been playheg havoc with British industry. British Labor leadef's promptly serviflg ~ notice tlao11 . gh ~ they'll fight it all the a,ay. f number • fncludi,ag a maj•r ..._ British ne•spaper /.,. ,. / - f•rtleer ple ging to dramatize tlreir a,1tosilio,c ,,. ,,.,✓ / / - by m eat1 5;--of a one-day •ild-cat stri~' ftexl T11esday. / WALL STREET 011 Wall Street - the stock market continued to surge ahead today. Buoyed ;,, part - -!b by its own momentum - also, an easi11g of co11sumer :,\ credit rates. With the nn•• Dow Jones industrials jumping nearly six points - on a volume of more tha,r llflenty million shares. All of wliicl1 is, HJell, mildly interesting. Bui the really big nelfls on Wall Street llals rrttr« week - glr'ls, girls, girls. Ten In all, lflho began working as pages - on the floor of the N•• res• Stock Exchange. Tlie first femlnh,e pages - slt1ce lite manpo.,er shortage of World War T"1o. tr st Indeed, the 1lrls first appearance or du/ y - dra"1ing from standing ovation. I mean trad er s a full l"1o minute ~ I A A ~ - f - after all~"~;;,, /\ I evet"ything. I I NEW YORK A blu e blood Brili s lt beau/y of/en descr · ibed as "lhe mos/ elega'1/ woma,i in the world" a v isilor today lo New York. Tlie fabled Gloria Guinness - pluggh,g a new magaz lne articl e; also, plnggl~ecenl book .._,,, ~ Pa & U I * e d -:a e,, Ii I l e d a #I ,,, c :-. , i • I e I 9 : "G lo r i a G u inn e s s " • "}.. f• 8bw ,,eeesB • Mrs. G , 11in11ess 1{;.,,w-,. a ~~r.lJ:- press,._ conferenc~ "Do you admi/. lo being a grandmother k n Answer, no, bttl my daflgh/.er has lwo children. Q ■estiofl: Whal kind of mail do you gel in response lo your ,, (f )I magazine artlc les? Answer: How do you spell "mail?•• u Question: Whal do yo11 lhink about womens liberatio11?>J (( .4nswer: If we gel equalily with men, why, we'll be as stupid a~ they are.~ 'fT l i P.tr ~ ~ \ • • obser11t.d thal the ~ tJ~ ~ beaut( 111us also quile a wit - Gloria Guinness ~~=ll=!ICAI., I -\ e leg an tl y : " Th a t ' s t Ire o A ' l y re a son q I m y h u . s band married me."