Uedn ,1 o t ., a-' , c o b r 2 4 , l 9 7 3 Hou Ion, Texa PRESIDE T The While Hou - a n a 1m o 1oz c e m e n t today canceling the Pre id nl' Plann ed nationwide addre originally I for in lor.z1·g 1 l. Tl, p 'd t , ' e re 1 en c,zeduling i11stead - a full- ale P'>'e s conference for nine tomorrow nigh f. Tit Pr s ident 's change of plans - said to have been caused hJ ' the immediate press of Middle East events. The White Hou e saying the President's peace efforts - have included per onal contact with So, iet Leader Brezhne v . Deputy Pre s ecretary Gerald Warren f1trther ay 'ng: "We are i orking for the full implementation of the U.S. cease-fire resolution - and it appears that matters are calming down." Secreta 1, of State Kissinger is also quoted as saying: "The cease fire appears to be ta . king hold." ... MIDDLE E \ T l 11 / I, , \/ i rt rt I Ea I 111 ' an, hi! , a ierc balll today (II th ·o"lh r u nd o l/1 l · " z a11a • Eg pt' · badl ball r d Third \ rm-' - al mplin r to ·ape en ir l e ment by I raeli for • For th mo L pa, , t lho" g h th had fig It t in gA. pp a re ,z tl y a ed "ith th /i1' I l am of . N. lrttce obse1-ver already e11route to front li,ie po itions. I rael lifting it' 11ationt ide blackouts - for the fir t lim ince /he start of the new war. I raeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban - also claiming I a great ictor y · in Iha/ the Arabs had / / inally promised - said he - to engag in direct 11egolilllions u ith the Isra eli If uch an e, e11t truly come to pass - aid Abba Eba11 . - "the month's bloodsh d and grief - , ill become a tuYning Point in the history" of the Middle East. At the ame time, Egypt's Pre ident Sadat I a ending identical Plea to the U.S. a,id .n11ssia, urging the use of Soviet and Ame1 ' ica11 troops - to guarantee the pea it is . e, t/ S UC A p£r-lTAGON /lere al hom a/fain - th Pentagon re/)01 · ted toda that ,,, airlift on arn1 to 1 rael - "continue essentiall , 1111 c1,a11 ed ; a, sraging a/Jou/ tu en(\ flight daily - carrying seien to eight h1111dred ton . " For " h n I ii ' 11 o 1· /11 t h Pen tag on al s o noting th at a So iet airlift lo Eg · pt and S ria - has been reduced somewhat. But the Soi i I arms shipment - which started earlier is now said lo total thirteen thousand tons; or more than half-again as much - a total U.S. shipments. HO SE /11 tit H II . - a ten1/)ora1 ' ) l11ll toda in the clammeY J O ,, i m p ea c l11-n 11 I Pro e dings . Mos t m e m be , ,, s _ , a it in g t 0 hear th Pr id ul out. Hou e P < ker Carl Albert stre si11g, hot e er that the entire matter i 11ou in the hands of the House Judiciar Committee. "The ha e been man dated to make an inq11iry" - said he - "and the ha said an inquiry they will make." "I hope it is expeditious" - he went on - "and I hope we can ~ lay to rest thi is u , one way or another." EN TE But aero apifol Hill - a s0111 u hat different tack. Tile enale Judi iar y ommitlee oting today - to hold hearing 011 the Pre id nt' dis mi sal of Special Watergate p,,use utor Ar Ii ald Cox. The fir t ession - set for Monda . This mainly at the urging of Senator Kennedy of Massachusett ; , ho also said that Professor Cox himself - t o,ll d be the fir t witness . PRESIDE T U ha/ . 1 er lti Probl III thou g h - the Pre idenl is till Pres id nt; n11d h u a sltou i11g ii - again toda · . The President L loin , as f,romi ed - a bill aimed at limiting his tar-making Pot er . Calling it clearly un-constitutional - an attempt to "hand 11ff" the Chief Executive. Obser r adding that the President's t eto - will almost certai,ily stick. If so, the eighth straight time just this year. PEKI G From P kin!( and Washington - a joint announcement toda . , 1' h duling H 11'1' Kissinger' planned i it to Red China. 1,, 1l01f t - for Not ember lentla to thirteenth. Tile u. . tale D partmenf adding that Dr. Kissinger - will a rs O , sit Japan. Ex a c t date 11 of disclosed - b" t sometime nf t e r Iii s t r i P I o P k i n g . IE A From \ i nna - ifc of continuing oil pri e talks. A 11 A r a b P o k m a n a ') ' i n g l h e o i l 1« a ,,, b e t w e a n t h e A m er i c a n s and A > ' ab - hfl ju · l be g un. Also sayi,zg the Arab decision to cut ba k oil produ lion - 1 ill r main in effect, fighting or no. "Sim pl a cease fire is not enough" - said he. Adding that the ultimate goa l - "is to force Israel's withdrawal fr om a l l o c c u p i d A 1' a b t e r r it or y • " STE/ From /h e hairman of the President's C ounc i l of Eco11omic Ad i ors - a PreL iew today of coming f o<>d Pri ces . He1•berl Stein pr dieting goo d nets - ba ed mainly on ex p elations for mo1'e meat . "We are telling the housewife'' - said he - "that food Prices will be r isi ng less rapidly ; and a ye a r fr o m n o t - th e y 1( il l n o t be h e r nu m be r on e con c e rn . " On the debit side Stein predicting perhaps a slight increase in unemployment. But he stressed that a slide into a recession M is "not likel y ." APE J(E EDl Th 1'0llt - a slight mi hap at Cape Kennedy. Tit partial ollap of f our giant Juel tanks - threatening to d lay th tart of America' final "k ylab mi Officials i o n . - . , . . . 6 a :v i II g i t h e c a ll ' l c o ,, re c t t r o u b l e , a p l a n n e d No v e m b e r Tenth la1111 h date may be et back until ometime in December. The prob! m at the Cape - i ere also ha ing some side effects in Washington. Sk lab Director William Schneide1' - attempting to get an extension on the original Skylab Three t flight plan; to prolong it from sixty days to eightyfays. But the anst er to chneider's request now held in abeyance - • pending repairs. TURNPIKE The toll i,i toda 's chain reaction crisis on the New Jersey t11rnf>ike - now set at ten dead, more than forty injured. This as a result of at least thirty accidents - involving around sixty ehicles. A State Policeman blaming tlle tragedy on early morning fog - saying it was "as thick as a brick wall." MOUNT MAKALU Another a alanche story - is reported today from to, ering Mount Makalu in the Himalayas. u. s. mountain climber Fritz Stammberger of Colorado, his Sh . erpa guide and tt o bearers - wer seemingly to be buried alive in their ba e camp up al an altitude of some sixteen thousand feet. What happened next - let Fritz tell it. "We were under fifteen feet of snow - completely shut out from air" - said he; "btlt I said to myself - this is not the~ wa to die - I will not die! So we struggled for three hours" j - he continr,ed - "and finally managed to make an air hole. We then enlarged it - and out we craw led, to safety• " For Fritz Stammberger, who hails from Aspen, Colorado _ a mighty close call, but proting again where there is a will - there often is a wa . So, ne er give up - a,ed so on I WESTMINSTER ABBEY Al We tminsler Abbey in London - the final c 011 11 / do w n b e g i ,z s . The Archbishop of Canterbury issue today - a "Ro al Special License,·" a document certifying tlrat Queen Elizabeth has given her approval - for Princess Anne', upcoming wedding to Captain M n rk Phillips. The big event - now just three weeks hence. ' HAYS At Hay , Kansas - the so-called first and last ann1,al Msmatch (Miz-match) E ents; an athletic competition _ pitting ttuo men against two women; with the first test pole-va11lting. The men j11mt,ing a combi11ed total of nea-rly eleven feet - as compa-red with tire ladies high of tla-ree and a half feet. Alt, b11t ,uait - Bill the-re is mo-re to come. The ladies t,ledgtng to recoup in the next comt,eUU011 - which is jacks. ' PAT The White Ho11s e again - a v isit toda y from the nineteen se ent - three M11scular Dystrophy poster child six ear old Micha e l Net some of Lollis v ille, Kentucky - presenting a book of drawings to Firs Lady Pat Nixon. Tlrese a gift from Michael's second grade class - most of tire dra10ings signed, "Love." In return - Mrs. Nixon giving Michael a big llug. Site also observed that - "Things are looking ut,."