UNITED NATIONS ~~, Vasser Arafat at the U N ,, . . . . - .Jl.i~ threatening crowds;.••~ llleeJa au wip1ccedtztc& ninety minute - ( ; , ~ /) speech,-: ss I½)¥ • fervent appeal for the creation of a new Palestinian ■ tate. "I have come bearing an olive branch - and a freedom fighter'• gun" - ■aid he. "I am a rebel - and freedom i• my cau■e" - he went on. Adding ~ hat "the Palestinian revolution doe ■ not, under any circurn ■tance ■ - consider the Jews a1 e . nemies;" but wants only "one democratic state - where Christian, Jew and Mo1lem can live in justice, equality and fraternity. 11 At the end of his speech - a thunderous, standing ovation; except that some, including U.S. Amba1eador John Scali - neither otood nor applauded. ,,,_, '1iie laraeli delegation - w a a n • ~ • ..... UNITED NATIONS - TWO They returned shortly though - ~ Israeli Ambauador ' WtUcf Tekoah quidd 7 ex--::n:~ ~is tgl l w& repl!) bitterly condemn'1fli .alJllla::ma:+a:oJ~ terrorist attacks - , I • • ti by Palestinian guerrillas. Further saying the creation of a new 11tate such as proposed by Arafat - could mean only the destruction of Israel itself. CAPITOL HILL Ne l aon R o c k e f e l l e r = ~ = = :ZZ::::101 tu lah '1 b • k a II t u J a ; - a t th e r e • um p t i o n o f S e n a t e he a r i n g •) r 1,aw .ii +ti j l • • . , ~ . hi• many 1 i f t • • - 8dis&Jl &l&Sfi Rt I pates; a I a 4aestloaL ■ 1 , ; , &uA■ lca P It vi • • • • • 1c1:!::il! compar~ hlmuelf to a ma n w it h a b a • k c t o f a pp l e • - • i t t i 111 a t a ta b l e w i th \ ~ g_::r.~ f r i e n d • w ho ha d no a pp 1 e • • ~ Ro c k e f c 11 e r >-.' t I th T lw ■■ t a. "I'm aure you would aay - doean't anyone want an apple?" Rockefeller alao apolo1ised ..a:::a1sa::t:11~, for eacoura1in1 the publication of th.1. Cioldber1 book, - 11art■•• ... .i1t•-..-----)..:. •i•lake ■ ll • • ; taa :it was all 11 L II L Ufi&te'a J11•=a■s:iwss:1 :e:=~'~' •t.,::1a~1t= 1 !1:s::::::f:C +ac:1ec:i::t::;::1'~ .... -1&~aa+t .i•~tP1s.--=!!llttWFi--1111'1 .. l"ll■~.t"•~•i&:=:ii1111:. ... ·._s_., as llbt11LL.i..,. r mad h:aalJ, i l l 11c td1r1d f11l1l1 ■ i D th C qf a llectlc ca • 1 1n " CAPITOL HILL - TWO a ' Iler l ■ ilt,a■ d: . . . . . . I . tW I. I ■ It a e e., I l l OJ I I I 9 h ft D Ge Id .. S •I• a I I I 2 If I • ~ ~ , • - ,, . . Ila ■••••• lte 11 ■ •id he,- "the mo ■ t over-rated, mi ■ repre ■ ented, inaocuou ■ political dud - ever perpetrated in a partisan election campai1n." PENTAGON From the chairman of the Joint Chief• of Staff at the Pentagon - a public apology today; for ■ ayin1 that U.S. Jew ■ - exert an undue influence over 1overnment. General Geor1e Brown ■ ayin1 hi ■ previou ■ remark ■ - could be interpreted a ■ -ti- -r.,- being anti- ■ emit : c; btAaddin1~hi ■ "poorly articulated ■ tatement ■," •• ks pet IC- - did not repre ■ ent hi ■ true feelin1•• PARIS ,G.t "1WA ft i ft t e r n a t i o n a l e c o lo I y me e ti n I to day in Pari• - the fir ■ t ever at _... miniaterial level: • • • ~ hi1h 1overnment official ■ ., from Weatern Europe, the U.S., a::scl Canada, Japan, Au ■ tralia and New Zealand , - nineteen in all. LONDON FOLLOW PARIS . Aero ■■ the Channel - on the River Thame ■ in London - the culmination of a twenty-year cleanup campai1n. Official• reportin1 ' the catch of a e ■ .. R1911111it:11 a::ee 1almon - the fir ■ t to return to the Channel in more than a hundred year ■• So rare, in fact, they plan to ■ taff it and place i.t on di ■ play - at the London M••••m of Natural Hi ■ tory. GASOLINE FOLLOW LONDON ~ B r i t a i n agaba a mad ru ■ h today to buy e:a . . . ,1, P Pl■• ea r s ~ In advance of a bl1 tax hike ■ et for Monday. The lon1 line• of car ■ waitin1 to 1•t at the pump• - tJin& • • p traffic on ~ major r o a d • an d h i I h w a y • ~ A • , • k s • :11 a fa r th • a • • • • • a. A,. to n. e h l l • I.a • r f I ti I a • a ; I n ■ I t I • II • • • lf m o tu a l ~ - .. •••••Ji ■•• •••••••••Yl••a'I• lu•l1llt" MANILLA A g . ri1ly etory - reported today from Manilla. A freeh caught 1iant 1harlt - about to be fileted at the central Philippine fi•h market; except they 1lit it open - and out popped a woman'• head, 1ome human limb• and what appeared to be a do1. For all tho1e people waitin1 to buy 1hark • tea k • - , ti a a •hoc k -~•4J. ,, , ROAN MOUNTAIN Don't look now - but it'• getting that time of year again. And •o a report today - from Roan Mountain near Burn ■ vllle, North Carolina - tellla1 of the •electlon of a 41-foot fra•er flr - a• thi• year'• Capitol Hill Chri•tma• tree. 1' t II ta-lPc:. GREAT SMOKEY FOLLOW ROAN MOUNTAIN In the eame veln and the eame area - a three inch enowfall today - in Tenneaeee's 1reat Smokey National Park. The earlieet there - ln yeare. Another cold front - aleo 1 eweepin1 today acrou the Northern plluna;~th• Mldweat • • i s adviaed to button up toni1ht - for lte "' firat bl1 anowatorm of the aeaeon. PRINCE One the eve of his twenty- . fourth birthday - Britain'• Prince Charle ■ w a ' the eubject of a aearchina article today - in a 1 London newapaper. The lady reporter < c o n c l u ~ that Charles "epitomize• the aon every parent want•:- athletic/ - impeccably mannered, I and intelligeat• - intereated not only in the art a but ~ . in acience &I well": in abort "almoat too good to be t r u e . " ~ <.°"); S ~~ ~ \<'ttl\ (j)C. e; ZIC t:: IMA I tlPlc . . , , RM 5 1M2 msn:~1z, HARTFORD In Connecticut, as in moat o! the nation la1t week - a democrat landslide at . the poll•. State Senator Geor1e Gunther - thus ending up a1 one of the few Republican• returned to oHice; a !act duly noted today - in a 1ign he ha• juat hun1 up outaide hi• office. "Plea1e u1e tender lovina care" - he warn• - for thi1 i1 an "endangered specie• area." PRINCE One the eve ol his twenty-fourth birthday - Brltain'• Prince Charles wa1 ' the subject ol a searching article today - in a 1 London new1paper. The lady reporter •b-e ~~ .. eoll'fua~.u tll• < c o n c l u ~ that Charle• " epitomize, the 10n every parent , .. ant•!- athletic/ - impeccably mannered, • and intelli1ent• - intere1ted not only in the art• but ~ . in 1cience a, well"; in 1hort 11 almo1t too good to