- · o/L TYLER-FORT WORTH Tri ;wg - =#H-t;..<ZTM,-•e ff I , s o or the first Lim - President Ford toda launched a series of stinging attack against Ronald Reagan. Tlz•s •n a ~ f ~ ., o appearances across /\ Texas Saturday. The President calling Reagan's criticism of his defen e poz ·cies - "unfair a,id illogical;" showing him "a man who abviousl has no experi.gnce and little understanding - of the complexity of these matters;" fzl of which raises grave doubt - said he - about Reagan's fitness for office. The President adding, in a reference to Reagan's acting career: "There are no retakes in the Oval Of /ice - glibness is not good enottgh - superficiality is not good e11ough. " ALBANY FOLLOW TYLER-FORT WORTH R ea an , m ea n t h i le - in Georgi a ra - t A l ban y , W tt que Honing the neu U.S. polic - of supporting a speedy transition to black rule in Rhodesia. "Enco-uraging the side that advocate bloodshed is a mistake" - said he. Adding: "I'm afraid - we 're going to have a massacre;" PHILA DEL PHI P nn y l ania safel tucked •n h• b l .. • e t, Jimmy Carter ~ ~ a ga n Pr e dicting R:1-=r/:a:y - - a first-ballot /\ ictory al the Democratic National Con en t•on. .c:a ~ • .. o ru i e fl. say i ng ,.:;; uz:;-;;p.ll!:it; ) so sure of winning now,,- ==--~ careciillillll"-- Senato-, Elttm;t,b"'I enle,. _ g ~ This at a news conference - in Philadelphia. he's Carter saying: "My major effort from now on, since I've successfully completed the first phase of my campaign - is to prove I have strength among · all kitzds of Democrats in ~ \ all kinds of states." /e added, ,,<i12u1 e,,111; if ,.e111i6.fe , "would like 'ti'41ry MNSII to have Senator Humphrey's endorsement." SENATE 0 n C a Pi t o l H i l l - th enate Rule Committee today appro ed b _ a ingle ote - a bill to create a new watchdog l :t committee "o/'" U.S. intelligenc 7 REPORT FOLL OW SENATE acti itie ogelltlt3 the Intellige,ice Committe7 ~ s u ~ cond report - on domestic intelligence , , clairnin kasB-.... abu e of Powe) &)b,U, S, i11te1Jig:s.,,~ c:-- i o lat~he Constitutional rights of I' millions of American . - - - - = = == ':?" ,... ..- _ - _ -:_ - _ - _ _ _ _ .... - - ~ MADRID From SPain 's Prime Minist r Aria • in a nationwide addre s - at last, a timetabl e for long-sought political reform. Thi to begin t:fJ.. with a referendum on the Spanish m on arc hy and democratic ins ti tuti ons - in October~ ta be J)d:t.Owsa by ge,urral elec t ~ ~ 1 barring unforeseen A A., .......,, ,__ circu.mstances ;\ early next year. NEW DELHI T/J 11/)rem e Court of India toda return e d a verdict f f a onfirmalion of Madame Gandhi's assumption of n a r -di c ta I or i a l po 1 r . The Indian High Court ruling that durin a time of national emergency - the Indian government has a 1 • ight to j ail an person i ithout trial for up to two ) ' ear , lllut ii ca• do o in fact - withotlt offering any reason whatever. RANGOON From Ran goon - l day t:eUt,a:.g_ o f an attackt b l efti t t rr or i t - on a ri erbo at in Burn1a 's Karen State. Th e gueri lla said to ha ve killed forty-five passengers and wounde d some e ent more - b ef ore the were driven off b ) ' a polic e e cort aboard the boat. The Karen attac~ latest in a serie of le/ti t acts - apparently aimed at forcing the ouste, , of Burma's President Ne Win. KINSHASA Secretary of State Kissinger, in Africa, went cruising today with Pre ident Mobutu of Zaire - on the Zaire River, formerly the Congo. The two discussing black-and-white relations in Southern Africa - also, tlae possibility of U.S. aid to Zaire, which is currently hurting economically. --- SALISBURY Four tribal chiefs Rhodesian Senate - be ame today the first black members of the Rhodesian Cabinet. The new ministers to be given assignments - dealing mainly with African affairs. But black nationalist leaders calling their appointment - "a waste of time;" demanding instead - "majority rule no•. " ,...... MOSCOW for Chinese cooperation - in settling the long-standing Sino-Russian border dispute. of moderate Teng Hsiao-Ping. wife" - whose long-ti'ef,o Calling lier a "Power-thirsty "usurp tl,e throne" whe,i Mao . · dies. Further accusing her of "extramarital acts" - d•rf,ig 1 ~ her three marriages prior to the o ~ M a o , .- Addin~ site "is a woman - not known for going half-way•"