MADRID T 11 e Pr i me Min is t e r of Sp a in - A d m i ra l Luis Carrero Blanco - tlie victim of an assassination today in Madrid. A bomb h11rlinghis car high i,ato t h e _ . air as Ire was •••~• leaving a church where he had just attended Mass. TMf~ -i'o great was tire blast - Carrero's car was actually •••■llllllilllr hurled over the u• JI el church la II di II g o II a s e c o II d fl o o r t e rr a c e - o II t Ir e o t It er s i tie . Tire Prime Mi11ister, lats driver, a,atl llis body guard - all killed i11sta11tly. Admiral Carrero - age seve11ty - 011e of tl,e earliest •• - - • 10 supporters of Ge11eralissimo Fra11co. In Ni11etee11 Sixty Seve11 - after servl11g in 11umero•• posts - ~~ perso11ally selected by Fra11co to beco,ne his 11umber two. f et.0~ ~a T,,e big questio11~..- "c::A •ho did it? TALKS " . ~>~ For 1lV.& ~ i s singer - 6..#-4:eJfrtll JIii rt s = · - a hectic ~~, r~ s=.fule l8ll■ 'X.lincluding first a session with Hanoi's Le Due Tho -- followed by a meeting with French Preside,at L-1: ~ ~ _$> ~ Pompidou - and then another go-rou,ad wtthATho. - ,..-.~--- ...-(J ' OilA his talks with Po>nPidoi, - Dr. Klsi11ger µ Pk-<: refusing comment. On his talks witl,,'..Tho - •••••• esse11ttally tlae same except he used more words) ~ - #411••a•• sayi,ag: "TIie two sides met1 --mntexclaa,aged views 1 !! • ""'••• ~ will mai■tals tllls cltassel for furtlter discussio11s 11 as _..,arra11ted by eve,ats." E:rJ(t/i1.;. /'-:,., ~ ~s)I•& , "I am NOW leaving for the ... Ge,aeva co,efererace o,a the Middle Bast - with hope a,ad dedicatio,a." GE NE VA FOLLOW TALKS The others tal.'ing part in tlae Geneva talks - were ready and~atting Dr. Kissinger/ii •.sltJWt. Amo11g tlaem - U N Secretary Ge,aeral Kurt Waldheim; . who said the Ge,seva parley marks a,s ltistoric tur,ai,sg poi,st - ,,. tweraty-five •• ••• years of bloody co,sflict betwee,e tlte Arabs a,ad Israelis. "Tltis is a real clta11ce to solve the Middle East problem," said lte. "A11d I ear11estly hope it will be . . a,sed." Waldheim atldh1g tlaat tle U N - "laas a11 importa,st part to play." "We slaall do our best" - •aid II• - "to make it a usef•l a,ed fruitful role.'" JERUSALEM FOLLOW GENEVA More on the same - from Jerusalem; where Golda Meir said today tltat Israel is goi,ag to Ge,aeva in search of "a peace to e,ad wars." "We shall let 110 one take tlte ,same of peace i,a vai,a" - said she. "We shall not cease to strive for a fall peace. " But that said, Madame Meir advisi,ag tlae U N - - ,,. effect, to mi,ad its o.,,. bash,ess. "I must ,na1,e ii clear" said slae - "tl,at a,ay attempt" 't. h1ject "tl,e activity a11d autl,ority of the Secarity Co11,.cil - .,,u be ,,. da ,age ro•s co ,at ra dlti 011 to tlte basis a,a d P•rP o se of the co,efere,ace." PARIS From the Parts Based Organizatio,a for Economic cooperation a,ad de v e oop m e nt - which boasts a • • • • twenty-four nation membership - a year e,ad report tonight and•••••• along with it a,a assessment of the world-wide e co,aomi c outlook for Nh1etee,a Seve,aty Four. The O E C D sayi,ag the e,aergy crisis and continuing inflation have plu11ged virtually the entire krJtll world into serious eco,aomic trouble. · ••• ll=IIA o,ae exceptio,a • we are told - the U11ited States. The report goi,ag 011 to say tltat prices ,,ere will remai,a fairly ltig,, - ,a. 11,aemployme,at rate may hit - five - a,ad-a - Ital/ perce,at - a11d the rate of US busi,aess expansio,a may begi.,a to slow dow,a. Obser1 1 i11g nevertheless, it "appears reaso,aable - tltat tlte oU embargo will 11ot seriously impair US output.'' The O E C D noti11g that "Arab oil - ••-•--* ••lit••• 1 n represe,ats 011ly six percent of U S energy co,asumptio,a. " PARIS - 2 A d ding , w h a t 's m ore , l h a t U S "rtS e s o J o i l f o r non - productive purposes are extremely high." Suggesting, in other 1 ords - all that' required is a re-alligning of priorities. ENERGY FOLOW .PARIS 'S=/nl4-llllt Of.a*lt* ~nother public appeal today from William Simon) The nation's energy Czar - urging American _.. motorists to limit themselves to the use of ten gallons of gasoline a ...,.week. Also urging the nation's gasol~ne stattons - to restrict their sales to ten gallon• per customer. Simon stressing that those conservation,,,. measures are purely voluntary. Addi,ag, however, tl,at volu,atary limitatio,as such as this - could save more tlr,an a millio,c barrels of gas a day -- or, almost hoe,aty percent - of ,aormal consumptio,a. H "''" al&a go he - "toward ngest mea ures;'' m a,ai,ag, of c urse - ratio i,sg. Uy, Sim.,. 11oti11g tha previous measures - ave alread by almo t five pe cenl. I know" said he - "peo le th is pro le m ll Sly. ,, MANSFIELD In antlcipatio,a of weeke,ad adjour,ament - Se,aate Majority uader, Mike Ma,asfield •"• •••••F- t o d a y ~ Ids c., s to "'a r y e ,ad of s es s i o ,a •tat• ,,, e,. 'J •• • w,r, 1 If ,ayi,ag: "It is easy to fi,ad fault"'"" tllis co,agre••• as a,ey otller. - .D is easy to rake over tlae trivia." "B•t tit• fact Is" - lae co,ati,aa,ed -- "Coragress l,as bee• tl,e a,acllor of tlle people's freedo•, tl,e roclt of tl,e ,eatio,a. A ,ad tlal• - said lae - "at a time .,,,..,. tlae of reslg,aaUo,as, disclos11res, de11lal1, dl••issals, """ i11dictme11ts." SENA TE The Se11ate agaha - a resol•tion •as passed by voice vote today •rgi,ag tl,e observa,ace of a ",aatio,aal ~ d a y of I, u m il i a t i o ,a, fa s ti ,a g a ,a d p ra y • rs , "o ,a A pr U t II i rt y • Said proposal - comirag - from Se,aa or Hatfield of Orego,a wl,o said tl,at beca•se of o•r falUr,ga •• a ,aatio,a -- it "belloovea MB to ll•mble o•rselt1•• before . . Almiglaty God to co•f••s oa,r r,atior,al ai,aa a,ad t,ray for cle,ne,acy aad forglve,aes,." ENEMIES From the Jot,at Co,agressto11al I at Committee o,a l11ter,aal Reve,a•e - a report today dealt,ag "'"" tl,e s o - call e d WI, II e Ho" s e • · e,. e mt es " It• t; co mt ,ag to t II e co,acl•sio11 tl,at tl,ere was ,ao evide11ce tl,at a,ayo,ae o,a Ille ltst - /lad ever bee,a llarrassed by tl,e I•t•r,aal Bet1e,aue Service. tl,e • • • t D ta I II S /lad act11ally bee,a too le11le,at. t1N-- Some of Ill os e o,a Ill• "e ,ae mle s" 11•1 -I\•• Id lo l,at1 • failed to fil• rel•n• of ••Y tl•d. Tl,e ret,orl addlr1g ~~~1o tlaat tl,e IRS - r• ••• tec•••lii Iv 6 pluca•;~l•t1esllgate.' DOAR The ma,a wllo toHl llead tlie House Jnvestigatlo, i,ato lA possible hnpeac II me,at o/ •• w alllw •• #ltu ■ - ~t.vn.+ Neto Yorker Jola,a Doar. a, ,aa,,.ed today - by claairma,a Rodi,so of tle Ro11se Judiciary Comfflittee. Joi&• Doar - a Republica,s tolao served ,,. Ille J••Hce Depart,,.••' toitla tlae laat l•o - •orltl,sg •••• rs ft ,1, o• voll•g rlglal• Mw--<. cases ,,. Ille So,illa. '111ce f•oled a• ,a,l•g "I lilt• lo go out a11d face llae drago,s. " "I do,s 'I see a•y drago,as." "To ,,.. " lie co11tl11•ed - "success is seel,ag J•stice a. do,ae - tlae Co11atllutio,a A preserved - a,ed fair,iess Is aerved." LOS ANGELES O,ae of tlee biggest stars of tie• rock ared roll era - a,ad oree of tlee fe"' wleo rematreed a top star - l,as passed away at Los Aregeles. St11ger actor Bobby Darlre ,d ~'J.Jucc11mbl11g to*~'' disease - tlee res11lt of a clelldl,ood ~ teal au• 14• ■ •z Uu fas s s. Bis deatl, follo•h•g •I•• s • r g e ~ ~ • • c o • d ~ •••• ••h• f• l•o ll••rs. • • be red for K11lfe. " ,, ,,.. •o"'l•allo - ••d ,,., r • c ~ • r • e d t . . . . . , • , . . • • • • • - . . . F olrl;, ,a ... , •• I I I EFFINGHAM O II t lie e II e of "'I,. t er, II !!S e ~ i N 1 00 1, Iii, e a W h it e Christ mas Jc ; •., ,c;: ⇒ ,~ .- l W ■ t" a C r OB B ~ · !JI■ g 7 W ■ I ••••• l ■ Kcfs of America. The Nt••sc bllaaard all b11t buryi11g t•e mid~••-•► - all Ille •ay fro,,. Col•ado --- ~~-to to hadiana; IFfM Olaio a,ul Ke,atMclly.- •••I•• U•a: ,, 8•• -, ,..--aoitll lr11 ■ tl1 •'1•'• - ~ Bffl,aglaam, tlao11sa,ad Illl,aoist =-••,. more tlaa,a aA· I l ~raveler•l••r• l•ft st randed - by s ao111 clogged lalgla111a ys. Tla•s e i,ac l11dlag more titan a laM,adr•d meillbers of a lalgla scl,ool up at a local cla•rcla. Ba,ad Director David Gisi, sayl,ag: "It's tl1e best tir tl1i,ag tlaat ever 1,appe,aed to 11s." "I've bee,a telling t11e kids'' - lae e%plai,aed - "tlaere are good ~-- people i,a tl,e aoorld - bMt tlaey do,a't always dsU n believe. ~~~ Q : - P Q , ' ~ ~ - M i j•••Y ).. they fo••d out." WEST PA LJI BEACH From West Palm Beaclt, Florida tire story of a sixty-three year old man who apparently tliougl,t 1,e was Sa,ata Claus. At a,ay rate, 1,e was walkl,ag dow,a a busy lrigltway - scatteri,ag mo11ey beltl,ad ,.,,,, as.,. lie we ,. t - - a t le a s t a t II o., s a II d bu ck s - ma y b e ,,, o re. - .., Ii e ,a p o H c e a r rive d to I 1 • • • U ■p , I U .,, la a t ti I ti t It e y - wv,J wlto tlti11k tlaelt" Sa11ta ClaNs - tlaey PMI ,.,,,, 111 a ~••j.llu•