KEY BISCAY NE From /he Florida While House - Key Biscayne a call today for emergency legislation lo force an end to the curre,i/ West Coas/ dock strike. President Nixon urging /he establishment of a three man arbltraHon board. Empowered to die/ate a settlement within forty days. Let there be no mistal:tt about the urgency . .. ~ .. ~ of this legislation - said tire President. A . dding: "This is a vital matter - and tlte nation can affo'Y'd no delay." The President further charging tl1at dock troubles - have been "festering for over a year;" because - as he put ii - "a few have been fnsensitive to Ille harm the)' are inflicHng upon the many." WASHINGTON FOLOW KEY BISCAYNE Back i,r Washing/on - a Democratic response today lo the President's Slate of the l nion address. Five Democratic congressmen and fo-.r Democratic Seftalors - lashing out al th e President on a sco're of ilt■ r ■ r-•f•rx issues. Charging especially a 11eedless p,-olonging of /he Vietnam .,ar - at the expense of domestic needs. Also, accu . sing the P'resident of ig,ao,-ing past pledges - to put America's interests first. That - ~ ~t,L, from ,t-...~ e»"Dem'Jcrats. ECONOMY FOLLOW WASHJ'NGTON /e.Jerse side - an adminislralion one-lwo -- on the U S economic f·ro11/. Firs/ - an end of /he year ~ reporl on Ill e U S cost of li v ing index)..show&w- a lolal gain of three poinl four percent las/ year - /he smallest increase a since Nineteen Sixty-Se v en. Second - a preliminary reporl on /he gross national product ; -- _ . showing a rousing six point one percent rale of i,. c re a s e - d r , r i n g I h e fin . a l qua r t e r of la s t y ea r • These figures - according to a~sistant Commerce Secretary Harold Passer -- indicating "the economy has already shifted into a higher gear." Passer adding : "The prospects for strong real growth a,.d moderating inflation in Nineteen Seventy Two - are now excellent. " AT I..\ J\' TA 1~"'\.,\ 11 a II I a , ~~-~~ (; ,. o ,. }.! i" 1._ o ,. e f, u r I ttubz..s. I I, a I /lu11.i: Kon}! flu i .-. s11 <',·J,ill).! lite ""Ii 011. No le•~!. lh"" ciJ,:hl .-./ales - Massach1t .... e/ls, Rhode /slaud, Cou11c c lic11/, Mai 11 ,. , N <' u Jc rs c y , Neb r a.-. k a , Del aw a ,. c , Co Io rad o -- <llso New Yori,• Cil) ' a11d Washing/on, D.C. -- all l'< : Porliup "widc:;prcad" outbreaks; wllich means Illa/ .Kn a d di I i o 11 a I I w e 11 I y ➔1 i n e s I a t e s - fro m c o a s I I o coast and border to border - reporting eilller regional or local outbreaks. A II / llis - tlccordi,ig lo ~ o , i a / ce,iter for disease control; which adds that death rates in /he ✓ • • , • . , ,,__,,..,. ~..,.,..,. 1: C i:t'• · are a s I, a rd e s t I, i I/\ • • , & , .: g 210 0 s s t TV.«: " pa /NDO CIITNA l 11 I It t' a i r w a r o v c r r,, do C It i ,i a - e 11 e m y g 111111 e ,,, s ha e d o t " e d f o u 1' S wc11' planes in Ille past two days. So announced loda, , - b31 /he U S command in Sai goti . With air losses for lite pas/ five weeks - now al the highest level in nearl)' a ,r-~~WU-<J 6,r . . . . u t - e ~ 11i«e A an order toda')' calling ~ ' ""Lf ~ru.c~ for the withdrawal of two thousand r.,:.4d•llo .. al.,_ lroops~ / , ,n t lee,, e ~ n.g i ,._ ha If • -- X Jl:t :B.c I. Ire ll -S- e-rntU 1rg ~ " ' - DRAFT FOLL OW I NDOC HI NA H ere al hom e - 1 /J e U S S c l ec ti , e s ~rvicc S .\ ' s I (' m I' o cl a _\ 1 s e I i I s a 111111 a I d r a f I I o I / e r )' - f o , . Feb1 • uar ,, secon d this ye ar -- ear li es / _vet. Draft Di1•eclor Curli s Tarr cs ex plai11i11K that eligible ,, ou,ig men will thus b e b e li er able to pla11 ahead. Observers noting /tow e ve r, t lw I what •ms wi I /1 declining man,pow er needs -- perhaps only a few will actually be i,iducled. Indeed, the Adminisl'J•ation now sltooling for a,i all- volunteer army - lt.opeffllly. arou,id lite middle of next UM TALI Ju wh i/e ruled but larl(el y black Rhodesia - n sixth sl · raighl da_y of blllck rioting. The worst clash lo date - al Umlali Township on the eastern border; wlle1·c police wc · re ,,. M:1 finally forced to open fire - killing eight and wotu1di1ig al leas/ ,.,_ fourleetz more. Police also nrresli11g today a fourth member of Rhodesia's A.frica,z notional cott11cil. All charged ...( w i l h f om en Ii ,1 g b la ck a v i . o le n . c e in opposition to I h ,=I proposed Anglo-Rhodesian i'1depe11.dence n« treaty. ACADEMl' Al /he Ai,· Force Academ,, ~ in Colorado - . } f o u r m o 1· c ca d e I s w e ,. e / o ,,,,. d . . K II i ll y I o d a }' i " connec/io,i u ill, a cheating scat1dal. i-4 Thill:t- makes /we,zty - A in all. The guill) ' handing in their resigtrntions leaving school. -- DETROIT Fr o m D ,, I r oil l IJ e s I or )' of o II e J a m e s S11'11.z; wl10 seem . ed lo lia 11e !fol th e worst of ii - in o 1·ecenl tlivo1·ce se/llemcnl. His wife gelling /heir house - also a subslanlial proper/') ' seltleme,it. Bui one f11i11g slle ,1· I flt ~- sweepsla . k , es ticket. Sure A didn't get - an Irish ;;_;,f=/fu -·~j e11011gh J..... ~inner. As t11e result of a drawin . g held a few weeks ago - J a m es SI ill I z e::ta#-dA,fr I o c o l l e c I a lw . n d red a n d t h i rt y -.« i11ousand b1,cks. All of whicll has ju . st landed liim back in co1,rt. St1tllz ex- . wife- Cora - attempting to set aside t1,e pt"evious settlement. Asking this time an additional . sron - equal to half her ex-husband's sweep* I a k es pr i z e. But J .,, d g e B e ,i j a min Burdick I o day )VDJ"\J~ · , - ~ , .t o s s in g out h er s "'i . t • Ji■ lg •jA J" d g e B u rd i c k A -t,,g>i I " "Wh . a t God g · ivel h man laket 1t 110 away• DANVERS Earli e r this w e ek - for the fir s t tim e Ci}. - - a dis c losure that ) 1 01111g Franklin Roos eve lt us e d " a secr e t cod e i11 wrili11,: in /tis d i ar')'. Th e s tor y ,i o I i n I[ - I h c r e w e re f o II r s II c h e 11 I r i e s ; a d di ll If f It a I Govert1m e t11' cr) , plog r aphers - hat/ failed as y e t to break lite cod e . E ,i I e r R a y nfo ,i d C or t,i i er - a I o o l a ,id di e maker livi,ig al Danvers 1 Mass. Cormier readi,,g aboul lite code - deciding lo lry and break it - an , d now lte has. agers have 11sed for genera/ions; with llie a11& vowels a•e•i•O•" - given numbers.._ one-two.th·ree•and so on. Also, leaving oul cerlain portions of other letters - such as the ve r/tcal strokes in I and f. 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