W URGATE ~#- :s ~ ;:;;; ~ i In the Senate Watergate / 1 J . kear ngs-- obn lbrlicb■an versus John Dean. The President's former chief domestic affair adviser--disputing Dean's previous testi ■ ony in virtually every key detail. ihrlicbman denying that be bad actually ordered a break-in--at Daniel tllsberg's psychiatrist's office; denying that be e•er urged the destruction of secret doouaenta--taken fro ■ the Vbite House aafe of convicted Watergate conspirator I. Howard Hunt; and, ■oat especially, denyin g t,at be bad ever pasaed along--a pro ■ iae of executive ole ■ ency. ihrlicbman going on to aay: •Tbe President wanted no one in the White Houae--to get into this whole area of clemency with anyone involved in tbia case; and surely--not ,, give the ■ any assurancea. E brlicbaan adding that Dean's testimony suggested to bim--that Dean was aerely attempting to cover bis own tracks. •1• ■ speoulating--rankly epeoulating"--said be; "I don't know if that's what bappened--or not. B~t it W!TIRGATi--2 certainly occurred to ■e•--he continued--•as I watched John Dean spinning those tales.• Ehrlicb■an also told of conferring with Federal ~ Judge ~Byrne--over the possibility of Judge Byrne's beoo ■ 1ng the new FBI director. This at a ti ■ e--wben Byrne was presiding over \be Pentagon Paperd trial. ibrliob ■an insisting. however--there waa •no i ■proprlety.• WHITi HOUSE Meanwhile, the White House waa apparently the only place in Wasbington--lndeed, the whole nation--where tbe waterg te case was not the aain topic of oonYeraation. President iixon ■ eeting with Bepublloan Uongresaional leaders--for nearly two hours today; discussing the outlook--for pending !dainiatration legislative progra■ a. We are told tbougt--with regard to Watergate--•the President offered no coa ■ ent--and the suJeot was not raised.• However, the meeting ended--Watergate waa again paraaount. Senate Minority Leader Hugh Scott--reaffir ■ inf bis faith in the President. •1 think tbe President baa been entir~ly trutbful--to Congress and to the A ■ erioan peop1e•--said he. Scott also accusing the Watergate oommittee--of bearing down h~rder on witnesses favorable to the President. Adding that he was confident the 3upre ■ e Court would uphold the President--in his refusal to release confidential Presidential tapes. !nd wh a t if the court rules otherwise? "I cannot HITA H O USi--2 1aagine the Preaident--not enforcing the lava of the 1and•--aaid Scott; •1 do not believe the President-- would defy the law.• SHAH Tbe White Houat ~gatn--President Hixon held a aecond 1eeting today--witb the visiting Sbab of Iran. Deput7 frees decretary Gerald Warren saying later--tbe President and the ~bab •reviewed develop■ enta in the Middle iaat; and ezpreased hope for progresa--towarda a lasting peace in the area." Warren adding that "the Preaident reafflraed tbe wt l lingnesa of the U,S.--to plaJ a oonatruct1Ye role lo the aearch for auch a peace.• CON ALLY FOLLOa 3H!H Tbe White House also announced today--tbat John Connally is quitting bis part-ti ■ e post--as ■ 1peoial White House adviser. The for ■er Texas governor--for ■er Treasury Secretary--aaid to be re~oining his Hou1ton 1a• fir ■• At the same time. the President expressing hie •deepest gratitude to Governor OonnallJ--for tbe vi1e counsel be baa given; and tbe personal 1acrifice be aade--in oo ■ ing to Washington.• !be Preatdeni stressing. what 1 a ■ore. tbat CoDflly will •re■ain availalle--for future consultation.• UNITiD NiTIONS At tbe United Nations--a nev Middle iast reaolutlon was introduced today--by eigbt non-aligned countries. ~ l~dia. Guinea. Indonesia. Kenya. Pana ■a. Peru, Sudan and Yugoslavia--calling for Iareell vitbdraval fro ■ occupied !rab lands. Tbis--aa a prelude to peace talta. Also. calling for recognition of, quote--"the rights and legitimate aapiratlona" of Palestinian refugees. All of vhicb--could bring an Aaericao veto. JiHUdALEM FOLLOW UNITED NkTI S Hore on the same--fro ■ Jerusale ■; vbere Israeli Premier Golda Meir--vas addressing today the Israeli Parliament. Mad me Meir saying: •The continued talk in the U.I. of tbe legiti ■ate intereQts of the Palestine people--does not ooutribute to the advance ■ent of peace.• •t~eae at at ementa•--ahe continued--•e•en if they are uttered in all innocenoe•--can only •awaken falae bopea;• and tbereby--•sti ■ ulate the actiYitiea of tbe terroriat organizationa.• HONG KONG Today in Hong Kong--the biggest funeral since the death of Asian movie queen Linda Lin-Dai--nearly a deoade ago. More tban twelve thousand fans--paying their final respects to fila hero Bruce Lee. The ■ ournera-- d made up mostly of teen-agers; w bo helped to skyrooke~ young actor to international fame--via a aeries of Kung Fu movies. Bruce Lee's !aerican-born widow and bis two children--were also there. But not tbe actreaa--in whose bome be died. Betty Ting-Pai--aaid to be under heavy sedation. And a wreath sent in ber na■e--aaytoJi 1erely: •To Bruce--fro ■ Betty.• By the way, the cause of deatb--atill not disclosed. Movie sources indicating, bowever--it ■ay have been a massive brain hemorrhage. ' f T H(, ~ Thank y u, Low ll. final s ry-- i n mom n t. ~ \ 11 I J, ' r . id I I i , 11 I o ,, 1 ; f n a K Id 111i11i11 K 0111p. l lta1 • ' i., :, ,- ,, r t • i . iliu l.[ . c n o f m . , y ou/It in /It rip pl r I,• - l i c I r K O Id a r a , It 1• / h r a r /11 I It o Id d n . , • w It ,, I / 1 c r w r 11 a r l j a · m a n p o p l 11 I /1 rip pl r k D · I ri cf a / It r er in De 11 t ' r all · FIR th r,t, , ; al troup fourin Am 1 'ic a wo11ld pa j , u a t' i if. _ a Pho w a , a II x amp l . The Pt· ¥4 a nt /"had K i I ' II ii q tti I a b11ildup a th e mo I immoral play 0 ii Ii m 11.k ·- \ I ' t ' njo ve d r a din g the local criltc comm 11/ in . I flt 1 • i pp l c, ,eek pap Y foll o wing I h e ni g ht Sapho WU V ' - p r en/ d al Th Gr and Op e ra Hou e . 'll::c. ~aid) · "Sapho a p, , sent d la t et e11i11g did not approach the limit one's mind /tad b ,i worked u p to tlt1 • 011,gh file pre 110/i c From fl, m one would ha1 been prot1e to draw the in f rence / ha I I /1 i , a m o s l i 111 m o r a l ho 11 l d b ~ P r e s s e d a 11 d t \ I o 1 · t r s f op p d b flt censor . " ~ t It e r i PP l e r e k T i m s r i l i immoral unl e s I\ f f Ill ,, 01111d ii far from 0 11 It a d a n e i l m i n d • ~ Th Pa Y t o I Sa P Ito R . R . - . n I l1 ? u • £1. · f , /a \ ' • d /Jy a fa 111011. u · 1· r / ,• a I r o f lt 1 da y , Mi. B r\' l /lop 'It ' r i l i l 11 . how h fai,i/ d dwri11 , th • 1 C' 11d a I, />ro h (I/,/ _ \ b au of lit . allltud up ~here fll II orl y I 11 tho11 . · a11d f el. Wit r upon th l adi11 g ma,~ John Flood 1 pi k d 11 r up, pla d I, ., , arm around !ti 11 e k, arri cl h r o f f la g and dot n tent th curtain. Bui a fe u minu/ lat Y up went lite curlai,z. h had r co, r d and a th e re1 iew t ll ii: "Beryl Hop a Fa1111 _ , £1' ra11d Sap/to prot ed to b qual to th part, an molio11al aclre with 110 uperior." Joe Jeff r 011 appenr d in th am ,rand Opera 1/ouse with hi NCLE TO\!/' CAB/ • Lillian Ru sell i a· there. Edwin Booth, and 11 a1 ' l all o tit , lege,zdar) actor . and actr arotmd Ille I, rn of th " 11/lt'Y Y in the day when Teddy Roo e1 ell and J llliam J ,ming .s ca m pa i 1u1 I o u r . Br I a11 ,( f w O 11 d e r i f a 11 ) th in g Ii k i l u i l l ha PP e 11 no w a of gold ? - ;:,U G " T • L D -I ' T TH T.APE " C I . ' L E EE - PH II nd n o w--it' time a ain f r Low 11 Th o ; With an o ther tale--from G rip le C reek Rold ru sh day . . Lowell •• r.. " U L 1' ' r e t r n V en u l - - · r e p r t d a y t e 1 l i n o f t h e d i. c o v e Y - - of a 11 a n c i e n t I n d i c1 n c e me t er y • I n t er r e d therei --we he r--th rem a ino f a r ce f p y g mie . ; wh apparent y roam ed th t par t of ~h world--u p to ar und Four Hundr d A.D . what happened o these pygmie:--why did they vani --h rd o say. The expert tell us. however--they probably fel victim to neighb o ring tribes; bigger physically--and more advanced in weaponry. for the pygmie --you might even say --a case o f too little. too late. I) L/') l