AT on d a _ , , . .Ju I y - , I 9 7 3 BAKER FIELD Fi r I , a s alul l o th II u · / m mb r o f Ill CBS Radio '> /ttork - · tali o n K-P- I- al Bak r f ield, California. o tt ' I h 11 tt 'LE \/· TE Al ,,, ' H • .· l e r11 U !tile /1011 - a pi ri g Loda _ , that p, , sid nt i XO II II ' i I I ' 0 0 ll rf i C tt S ' / I, Wa/ e rga/ case in full - i.1t, 'I :,,+f _;,~,, • ,:;,pr i al or1t111." Thi from Press /, S er fay y Ron Zi gl , ,. - i11 a lcu {! lh y x ha11 g I ilh rzei smen. Z i e g I t ' · I 1· d , hon · L' r, th Pre idenl inte,zd to l/'~ fl}ti..P re main i I II l - 1111/il the con ·/11 io11 of /It p res e 11 t Watergate A h~ . earing which m ans aid he - th e Pre ident "z ill not appear befo1·e the Watergate committee" - nor will he "re pond to any /)eci/ic request" e matter . Ziegl er ex p l a i n i n g ~ en to di cuss the "The President feels h e has a ·yes fJ on i b ii it y to the Of f ice of th e Pres id en t - and ~ to the e/)aration of powers 1111der the Constitution." , / ' Ziegle1 ' ua al o asked for comme,il,,,. on the testimony ~~ last week of former White House aide John Dea11. I\ The stzme with regard to recent statement - b Assistant White Hou e Co11n el J . Fred Bttzhardt. Zi g ler merel y s a i 11 g : '' T II ,, e a r a I o t o f I a u e r ,,. I h · r o 11 • i 11 g a I o I of \ LEM£ TE - 2 C h (l,. aro11nrl - "ho11/ a lot of p of,/' '' M • anlfhil e , lh Presitle11t himsel ~ a / l endi n g lo b11sirz e s n II ual ; in luding toda y th t earinl( in of Jam s , l1/ e ' in g-> r - a neu ecr Lar y of De/en e; at age fort -fo11r - lhe _ , ounge I I er. \ L no · I.• in n" hi11!(lo11 - th , FBI, th , · 1 \ and local poli ' If r • all i111 • tigatin today - tlt e " , k ' lld la _ , ing o I ra Ii flir r1tlach olonel Jo f \lon. Paleslinia11 0" ,. a1•li r claimi n g - ii l(a all th i r do in!(. The I raeli military omma11d - al o blaminK ll1e rim on A!• Ir le1 ' 1'01•isl . FBI Oll1 'C are 1101 aying, houe er - there have been as .\ I "no conclusions drawn." Adding that the 1,,. shooting of Colonel Alon - ma ha e been a street crime ,,,,,-- rather than a11 act of terrorism. O11e af.>/)arent reason , e a,, e to Id - the fact that he L as k i II e d - t hi I e his wife. who was o,il a Jet te/)s awa). was left unharmed. COLBY . 11ufa nt ~ Th J II ll S ~ 11 a l e Arm e d S e rl i · " Committ ee was · uppo e d lo hold h e arin g s toda - on Lh appointm e nt of Will i am olb lo h e ad th e CIA. W i th Congr e ss in r e cess though - A elin g Chairman Stua r t S . m i ngton IIZZl:S the onl y Senato 1· p1 •e s e nt 1 putt::t:fll::g Colb y throu g h two hours of questionin g R 011 hot he w ould deal w ith another Watergate- type situation. Th e w i ht es s s a y in g : "In th a t pa rt i c u l a r ca s e - a mistake was made." Also, calling for change in the law to restrict the CIA to gathering only "foreign intelligence." Stressing it was "not our Junction" - to gather domestic intelligence . When Symington persisted - Colby laying it right on the line. Saying: "I do not i,itend to do it." Adding that, indeed, if so ordered - lie was "quite prepared to leave this job." PAR! Th uorld' bi g e l- r olar 11 e r gy c on fe r e nc i 11 r Y 11 I l _ , i 11 p r o g r in Par i . tf o r L h a n e i g h t In, n cl r e d o f th uorld' lop ·c i nti I - m e e Ii 11 K u n d e r t h e a u p i e s of th e U . N. Educational , Scie11tific and Cultural Organization; hoping to f ind n e , 1 a - to rneet tlz e present energ y crisis. One of the main speakers loda - French Minister oj lndNStrial De elopme11l Jean Charbonnel ; calling for the de elopment of an earth-orbiting solar energy station - to relay electricity back to earth. "Action must pass as soon as possible from the researchers to the engineers" - said he - "in order that the domestic use of solar energy can be realized." Next - UNESCO's assistant science director. Canadian James Harriso'} agreeing with C h a r b o n ~ 1/,e promise of solar energy "no longer seems quite so far/etched' He cautioned, however, that "technological breakthrouglts a re n e e de d p ri n c i p a l l y i n t w o a T<ll a s . " Fi rs t - "th e of l,eat storage." efficiency of absorption·" and econd - "th e thermal dynamics HEL INK/ Sotict Foreign Mini ler Andrei Grom ko arri ed in H I inki toda ) - a da earl for th tart of that all- E11rop an s 11ril) confer nee. Gromyko telling reporters: "We are going lo lake part in discussion - 011 any problem. And I stress thi " - he co,ztinued problem . " Including presumabl y the freer · movement of people and ideas - between East and West. Gromyko also saying lie hopes ~ "the Western countries will submit proposals H that till truly lead to peace and security in Europe." Adding emphatically: "Tlte Soviet delegation - will do its best." WELLINGTON A · . ou /) e rhap know - the ·onlinucllion of F · rench 11u l eaY t es ting in th e oulh Pa ifi - is currentl being prot t db both Net Zealand and Au tral i a. Noi a threat that N w Z e ala1td ma also protest - the continuation of U. s. und rgro1111d nucl e ar testing here i,z the States. New Zealand Prime Minister Norman Kirk sa ing toda "The matter is being considered • at the moment." Kirk then adding that the Soviet Union - may become still another target. "At a time" - said he - "when attitudes between Communist and non-Communist nations are probably the best since World War Two - it is simply not possible to understand or justify nrms expansion . " l ERSAILLES Tit d alh of on of Britain'· b I-known women /I \... uril rs - ., r ported today fr o m V e r aille / The aristoc - ati an Mitford tarting out a a romantic no Ii t ; late1' 1 ii hing to biographi - such as her latest book, "The Sun King , '' dealing t ith the life of Louis the Fourteenth. But he was also an accomplished essa ist the 01-iginator of th "U and non-U" code for distinguishing between the classes,· and this - perhaps her best-know• work 1 Miss Mitford noting it is ery non-U to say "dentures" - when "false teeth" will do. Adding: "Ill is non-U - sick is U; the non-U person reaides at his home - the U person lives in his house." And now - the final entry; for U's - and non-U's alike. Nancy Mitford - age sixty-eight. COR ·wALL At Cornual/ Connecticut - the d alh of one of m er i ca ' gr e a I in I e n l o rs . La u re n s Ha m m o nd - th e m an u ho intent d the differential m 1 , ·urial barometer - ste , ifoscopic motion picture - lhe electric clock - and the famed Hammond electric organ. He also developed a nu . mber of stage effects - for the Zieg/ield Follies; and later on, pla ing an imf)ortanl role - in the development of guided missiles. All told - the holder of more than a hundred U.S. patents. Laurens Hammond - age seventy-eight. C RSON SPRINGS OL er th pa t I eek nd - at Car on Springs, Tennessee - the fir l national on ntion of the Holines Church of God in Jesus Nanie. As ad ertised a lot of inging and shouting - along u ith the handling of poisonous . snakes: one of which - a big rattler ;~~ ~~ - a--,jy~ one of the worshit,ers. Muri Bass of Chattanooga - re/ttsing medical aid at first. Church officials saying he felt better - after a prayer vigil by fellow worshipers. On return home though - Bass growing steadily worse; a · nd he was finally admitted today to a Chattanooga hospital. His condition, at last report listed as "very critical. " EAST 1E NESSEE Lik man y 111 /her )Oung choolgirl - Jif leen-Jear-old Ca · rolin Kenn ri) ha fo und h r e l 1 a u,nmer job. The daught r o f th lat e JFK - joi nin g a film crew in East Tennes e · h e lpin g to lu'>'·n oul a documentary - on the history of coal minin g. This according to the Knoxvill t:t News-Sentinel. Wh ic lz adds lha t Carol in e is wearing "fa dell old blue ·eans t itlt patches on them'' - and thus "blending in well." A local woman also quoted as saying: "You would never know she's the daughter of a late President - and one ~-- of the richest women in the world." Adding of Caroline: " 7 "She goes up and down these mountains - just like us other 4 - - ,,. hillbillies." COLUMBUS FOLLOW PARIS Here at home - at Columbus Ohio - a discussttJI of the present U.S. gasoline shortage. Senior Vice President John Ross of Standard Oil of Ohio - foreseeing the possibility of nationwide gas rationing as early as next summer. Also saying the price of fuel may approaclt tlle Dollar-a-gallon mark - by Nineteen-Seventy-Five. ~ ! - Tit is, too, will come to pass - said lte - "if tl,e demand for gasoline continues to increase - at tl,e ••v•" per cent rate it did tllis y ~ar; and if tl,e c o,as ,oner doe• 't cut ltis gasoli,.e consumption - by .;~':a. •• Ofle gallo,a P•.,. ,I. •eel,. "