Monday. Dec . 4, 1972 PAR IS At CBS - 57111 Street The (>a ce q11ic,je11s. Henr_ v Kissinge · r for the U.S . and Le Due Tho for No, •t h Viet,iam - c onferring first in the morni,rg toda y; and then again - in the afler110011. For the second go-round bringing in a number of key aides. Here on o,ir own shores - the Florida Wllite Rouse stressed that President Nixon is lleeping 111 close toucla 1111111 tlae talks. AddiNg tllat Dr. Ki••i•ger llad received "/urtlter i,astructlo,as" - prior to today's seco•d "'eeti•g. Also, saying a third sessio11 - will be laeld tomorro•. Tltis ;,, the midst of growing sf)eculatio,a - tlaat • cease-fire could Idle effect;,, less tl,an two weells; ha .Vela case - we are told - American t,riso11ers Just migllt be home for Cllrislmas after all. Wllat tlarilli,ag ,aews tllat N1o•lll be for wives, an . d children a,.d f)arenls - some of wltom ha v e been "'a it in g Jo r ye a rs . And wltat thrilling 11elf1s for Ross Perot of Dallas iolto made so many gallant and vai,1 attempts to get our boys released! CAPE KENNEDY At Cape Kenned y - a wage agreement today ending a bri ,. ef s trik e b y aerosf>ace mainten . ance and laboratory workers. This remo v ing tlie last foreseeable hitclr - in Wedn:f'sday's scheduled launch of Apollo-Seventeen . Meanwhil , e - t'lle countdown contir,ues; with space engineers activating today - tlrree generators in t•e c o • - - sllil> "America." ~ Ille aslro11011I•~~, - ~ aleet,i11g lale: alleml)ling to adjust ,,,eir sc,edules - i• lzee1>i11g wit" 11,e nation• first ttiglrt time lauttcll. KEY BISCAYNE Key Biscay,ee again continu~ his second-term - Presid~nt Nixon ,..._-t.rJ'4r --t~ shake-u'A, anno,o,cing lo-'•s Ille appointment of Donald Ri,msfeld - as U.S. Ambassador to tu North Atlantic Treaty Organization. TIie 11e111 appointee - a three-time Illi,sois Con gf' e ss ,no ;{'fate) I/; 1f::~ :a., th Off lee of Ee 011 o,. le JV O1>1>ort11,slty; mo~ recently /If director of tl,e Cost of Llvi111 Cou11e11 1 4,o., ;~ 1 eeeedi1tg David Ke1tR11dy - -,110 " " ' " " " • to t,rlvnte life. Tl,e Florida Wlllte Bouse also called R•msfeld - o•• . of tlle Prelli dent's "closest ad vlsers and /)erso11al assoc••·" Addiflg · tl,at the NATO Amb , assadorslliP - Is "one of Ille •o•t hnt,orta,et dif>lomatic f>osts ,,. E•rof>e." B•I more tl,ax ll,at - ~ we are told - perhaf>s a s1>ri11gboard to Ille Sexate seat . I- - 110w Ire ld by Democrat Adlai Ste ve11s on ti, e TII lrd. HELSINKI FOLLOW KEY BISCAYNE A related item - from Helsir,ki ; where the U.S. today presented its views - at that preliminary all-Eurot,ear1 security conference . U.S. Ambassador Val Peterso11 - - asserti11g that "a peaceful Europe - is central to a peace/1,l world." Addiflg : "This is the lesso11 .,e all laav• learr1ed from two World Wars. " "A,ed from tlaat lesso,r" "America,es laave learned yet a,rotlaer lesso,e;" tlat "••ro1'•'• MOSCOW FOLLOW WASHINGTON In the same v ein - a Moscow meetinl( bet,oee,a U.S. and Russian fishery experts; coming to a joint c onclusiofl tliat tlte North Pacific Ocean has been overfished; tllerefore. urgi,cg tlae imposition of international controls - before it'• too late . Bu t J us t 111 I, a t c o ,c tr o ls - s ti ll to 1J e de r i .,r ri TI• two sides agreei,cg to meet agai11 - next year at S v all 1 c. 7 WASHINGTON FOLLOW HELSINKI Back in Washington - U . S . and Russian officials today signed a new accord ; an agreement givhtg eacll tlte authority to build new embassies - in Wasltingto,a a,ad Mosco111. In tlte words of Soviet A.mbassador Dobryrtin - "a sigrti/ic••I step" in U.S. a,ad Russia,a relatio,ts . Dobry"i" also 11oted tltat tlli• 111as Ille Orte ••,.dred .,., firstagreemeftt bet111eeft 11,e U.S. a,td R•••ia - •i•c• Ill• U. s. formally recogfti&etl Ille Soviet u,.,o,. ,,. Nifl•l•••-rlllrly Tleree. ·· "Almost fifty per ce•t of t1'o•• agreeme•t• - ••r• • ig•etl 4Nriflg tlaia Atlmi•istratiort" - lie 111efll o,a. Alllll•1: "I tllo•glll I sl,011ltl mefltiOfl tlud." PHOENIX ~ · 1;,. e Rer,11 blican Governors Conj erenc e at Plloeni% a private breakfast meeting today ; with the main course a post-election address b_v Vice President S'24=r• Agne.,; .,1,0 warned the GOP governors against abusing revenue slaarh,g Ju,ids - lest tl1ey be taken aloay. T II e Vic e Pres id en t al s o all d res s e d t II e same t y t, • of meeti,ag - after tire Ni,aeteeJt-Seve,aty electioa. Be ., •• tlaen severely criticiaed - by Orego,a's Gov•r,aor McCall ••ti otlae rs - for ca mt,•ig11 rll e toric tit• t some 11•11 llto•11t I _;;;t-,~ too laarsle. BMI tlais time - said , Goverflor McC•ll -,. " • v•r traaqMil meeti11g." McCall added tlaat 1,e felt tlae Vice Presldefll - "ll•rl•I Ille 'Seventy-Two campaig11, ., •• tlee voice of respo,a1H11llty." "Be l1andled llimself" - said McCall - ,,.,,,,. a 1r••I 11••1 o/ pride anti poise." DALLAS Dallas, Texas · J-a meeting of tlte Protesta,rt-do111h1at. Nallo1tal Cou1tcil of Chu re hes 4 Ge1teral Secretary ~ an,rou nc ed f8ilu; tlta t tlle Rom an Cat Ila lie C l11,rcla laas J•• t bee,s i,avited to Joi,a.r,:t,:. Dr. R.H. Etl10ifl Esf>y noting tlu11 "Ronaa11 Catllolic menaberslalt> - ,,. local, metropolita,a and state religio•• coa,,acils - co11ti11ues to i11crease;" to tlae poi,at - lie co,aH•••~ - 10laere Ronaa,a Catlaolic particlt,atlo• - I• ,ao• "• t,•r11••••• fact of ec•nae,eical life across tlae co•11try." MADRID Generalissimo Franco of Spain - age eigltty today; an occasion he observed - practically the same as any otl,er day; hard at work - at his desk in tire Pardo Palace i,e Madrid. Franco's sister, Pilar, explaining: "He ,aever liked birtladay celebrations - he tlli,rks a,aybody .,1,0 do•• is a s11ob." RENO Tire stor y of a freak ac c ident - comes from Re,eo, Nevada ; where a big Trailtoays bus was highballing ti , .... , along Interstate Eiglrty - when sudde,aly a gust of lrigla 111i11II ... ... """a,t,~ t.J-~ . Jusr' as the bus hit a patch of ice. The vehicle skidtli,eg h1to A a median strip - saili,eg up, arou,ed a,etl ov•r i,e a complete fltp. To many of tire passe,agers - it must lrave se•••d Ute curtai,as. calastrot,lle - mostly cuts a,a,1 brui•e•; """ Oflly t•r•• t>•r••~ - endiflg "" ,,. tlle llost,ital. 5 CLEVELAND Starting toda ,, at Cle v eland - the First lnternatioJtal Pollr,tioJt Engineering Congress . /\eyn · ote speaker : Former Secretary of State Cl,ristiaJt Herter - who is no., a,a A••i•l•11t to tl,e State Det,artment's SecretaY . v for Enviro,ame,el11I Aff•ir, Herter obser v ing tltat Ile international commu,eity - i• rapidly becomi,ag aware of "environme,etal degradatio,,;" ••d m ore , m t, or I•,. t - s a id It e - s II o., i,. g a 111 ill i,. g,a e • s to "ti o s om etlai,a:g abo11 t it . " Herter adding. in s laort ·- It e was "most ,u,co•r•w•d. " · Wllere•t,o,a - tire proof of.,,.., lie .,as l•llliflg aboNt. SNbseq.,e,at st,eakers - comi,ag from. Lo,ado,a, Colol'"•• Slocltlaolm Toltyo a,ed Oita••· /,adeed, tlae co,ifere11ce tlr••l•6, I ,,. all - some fiftee,e tltousa,ad delegates from more / tl•a• I tllirty ,ealio,es arou,ed tlae globe. LONDON Starting toda_y in London - a series of meetings attended by the rep • resentatives o : f sixty-two nations. Tltese assigned the task - of forging q new i,aternational coffe · e agreement; one tltat will regulate the world-wide marltetiag of coffee - over the ftexl ten.years . . TOKYO Christmas in Japan - tr11l y a time for giving. This .vcar - as ne v er before ; with Japanese bu , siness and industry - expected to git e out a record One - point-Five Billion in year-end bonuses. This according to a poll by the Japan Federation of -t/ uJ Emplo 1 yers ~ reslllts of which were announced today in Tokyo. The average bo , nus in Japan - coming to Six Hundred and Twenty-Five Bucks. On a per capita basis - nearly Si% montlrs' pay. ... 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