, f o 11 d a ,. .f a 11 11 a ,. ,, 4 • I 9 7 I G ood E ,. c II i 11 ,: 'f .' ,, e ,. _,, bod y . 1 It o f> e a ' 1 of , , o II It a d a s i ,zt ere s f i 11 g a It o I i d a r as m y w if e cull/ T d ; d lite Wasa tc h M J tot t a i 11. s i ,z U ta It • A I a s k a • t h e fJ o l a r i c e f> a c k w ii It ex - Interior Secretar y n all_ y Hickel . lhc Pasadena Rose Bowl game - and what an ut,set /Ital was ! lV i s lt T could ha v e seen t h e No I re D a m e I r i 11111 fJ 11 o v e r Tex as . A 1 l th is th an k s to f o u r eminent gentlemett, Dallas To11Jnsend, M ike Wallace, Allen Jackson, and Slllart No v ins, who to•re here in my place . WHITE HOUSE Tonight - as you know - a chat tDith the President. At the White House - President Nixon to meet with fou'f' b,-oadcast jor,rnalis ' ts. This billed as a give-and-take session expected to cover a broad range of foreign a11d domestic issues; with air time - set for . nine o'clock, Easte'f'N-time. And you can hear it hare - on many of tie••• CBS Radio stations. TRAVEL Pres i dent N i xo11 w ill be fl y ing tomorrow to San Clemente; to spend eight-to-ten da y s on a working vacation . This - we are told - at tire recommendation of the President's doctor ; who has urged him to get more rest- especially in the Florida and California sun. However, the President's "holiday" will include a final Ironing of his State of the Union message . Also, the Federal budget for "Seventy-Two - also, the President's annual economic message to Congress - and so on and so on . NEW YORK-CAIRO .ti d ■ JI For Secretary of State William Rogers - a trip to New York; where he conferr~~the Middle East I\ situation - first with U. N. Secretar,, General U Thant and then U. N. (>eac e envoy Gunnar Jarring. Th is an atte,np~ to ,not, strategy for new Mideast peace talks)• •o• ••t•e•• to begin to,norrollJ or Wednesday. art lie l•f•• f Mea11a1hlle, Egypt's President A11aoar Sadat 11Ja1 11Jar11ing of the t,osslllity of a nellJ 11Jar ~ if the U. N. peace ~ ,n i ss lo,a , 1iou ld breat doa,n again. Sadat adding Offl l11o•s ly • tllat Egypt Is ",aoa, stronger tha,a ever before;" d11e ••111l1 to a ,nassive ,nissile build-a,p - along Ile S•e.i C•••l; a build-up tlrat a,fll not be 11Jitlrdra11Jn - said he - come •ll•t may. INDOCHINA In the air war in Southeast Asia - wave after wa v e of big U . S. B-Fifty - Twos - carrying out their first raid in Soullt Vietnam in more than a month . An attempt - we are told - to seal off enemy infiltration routes ; and thus forestall tlte possibility of another Tel offensive - (>erltat,s later this month. PENTAGON FOLLOW INDOCHINA Here at home - a year-end rotcnd-up from the Pentagon : setting the nttmber of American combat deaths durin . g Nineteen-Seventy - as of December T•enty-Sixth - tJ: four thousand two hu,idred and tlaree: ••lc6 •• less tlaan half the fl : gure ~ for Nineteen-Sixty-Nine: a,sd less tlaa• a - 'lo8: tlalrd the figure - for tla e year t>re vio•~ t• •• ■ r, TIie Pe,stago,a also ext>ressed co11flde,sce tlaat U.S. troot> stre,igtla In Vlet11am - c~• be cut bact belo• Ila• go•I of ttoo laauulred and elglaty-fou . r tlaou•and 11oto s•t for M•y 011e: tlaereby marlti,ag a total troot> reductio,a of •ore ti•• fifty t>er ce,et - sl,ace tl,e adv•,et of tlae Nl~o,a A i•l•l•trallo• OTTUMWA On the U.S . wealhe1 • fro11t - a bitte1· blast of winter today in the Mid West. For Iowa, the worst snowstorm i,i thirty years . Some twel v e to fourteen inches of snow at Des Moines, Audu . bon, Mason Cit y, Ottumwa, Da v enport . The storm front extending north to Minnesota; also, soutl, and west to New Mexico . The ,oeatherman tonight r,redicts a snowfall of more than four inches - from No · rtheast lowa thror,gh Norther,r Wisconsin and Michigan. With warnings ou I in K a,rs as, Nebraska, Iowa a,ul Minnesota. MOSCOW Also o er in Europe one of its uorst winters in years: including blizzards, dense fog and torrential rains all the way from Portugal i,i the West to Poland and Y11goslavia in the West. But Moscow, unseasonabl}• warm, a balmy twenty-o,ae above. SACRAMENTO Out on the West C o a s t ~ start of a secand term '•lfay for Governor Reagan of California: "1ho quickly set as his major goal - a "restructuring" of "1elfare; an attemt,t - said lae - "to eliminate a,aste and tlae imt,rot,riety of subsidizing tlaose - a,1,ose greed is greater tl,an their need. " So11e as: greater challeage - facing the state or tl,e aatio,a." ,,,_, . . add~:-;,U,.l••• a,ad until •e effect a complete reform of •elf are - a,e will face a tax i,acrease fl• ■ • f ; 1 ••• fie- as far as a,e ca,a see." MONTGOMERY A social note : Go v ernoir-ele c t Wallace o f Alabama - a widower moire tha , n two y ears - taking , as his new bride tonight . a thirty-one•year-old divorcee. Coraella Ellis Snively - the mother of t,110 soas - a ,al•c• of foirmer Alabama Goveraor Ja,ne . s Folsom; also, • /orm•r •aler-skler - at Cyt,ress Garde••• Florl , tla. WASHINGTON Washi . ngton again - retiring House speaker John McCormack - t"eminisces about his many years In Coflgress. Obset"vlng that Franklin Delano Roosevelt - was "a great llumaflitarian;'' a man •ho "gave Ille t,eot,le llot,e - a,ad brouglit Ille ,aatfon back to life." McCormack addl,ag tliat Harry S. Truman . - had "Ille stro,agest sense of lfllultlo,a of a,ay ma•" lie laad "ever seen." But lals 0111,. '"osl me,norable est,erlenc e - said McCof"mack - • • • " •• • ~ o f • • e l y 6y a woma• /of" 111 II o ,n la e had ti o" e a ftu1 or: a • o,,. a ,a . 111 II o c a II• d • I,,. - "a great ••ti good Co,agress • • • . " McCor••c" obserf11 •6: "If I lad to clloose bet•een beh1g elllaer greal or go ol - I laad rather be good. " LOS ANGELES A professor of anthropology at UC. A, Robert McCracken, says modern man - is merely a way-stop in the progress of h11man evolution; another link in the chai . n that will lead one day - to a new super-intelligence and su . t,er- consciousness. When that day c , omes - says the professor, .man will be little more than "a part of the backdrot,; m•ch the same as t,laftts and lo111er animals - are t,art of t•e baclltlror, no•." Aftd he adds - if the truth be kno1t111 - moder · ,a ••• is already obs oles cent. N • olfJ here Is · warre ■ . W . ho is by RO means obs olsacent. - but Warren - ,n . eb , 6e we 're bot• an the way? MIAMI BEACH Miami Beach - the Christ.mas rush is o v er - and now the moment o f truth. To · urist officials ext,ressi.ng hot,es for a confinued heal thy s tocll market - along •Ill, ~ ~ A - - --- ,.._•~Lus, ,uathe,- up No,-th;" IA He lelh/ J!TJUI His r uU • • w:itf: I ■ tr r' a t,lc II- ut, In tourls t bus ines • - IIJ , h lcla h a . s 6eea ru,uthtg about seven to eight t,er cent 6ela , l,ed last year. Wes a U Gllll f&P Iii Jee alt = <If.~ ,41,a~ ,._..~cet1t v1ai,;/aA!:a"e t1ot 6u11 ...... , .. ~ , •• f••t "''"' tl,elr Ut,s. "We call tllem l•,e · ••r• '' - • · •,• , a Ml••I ~~,,,.,.,. : Beacl, . barmaid. "Tie, come ,,, • f · tla tlle T•• Co••••"•••U a,ad a Te• Doll . ar Bill - ,,,.,, ,_,. leatJe .,,,,,. llotll , l•lact. , , ,