-- Mon., No . 24, 1975 TELEGRAM Th i r t -s e t n U. enators made an appeal toda lo Rus ia's Br zhne , to allow Andrei Sakharo, to go to 0 lo n :d month - to receive his Nobel peace prize. This 011 the ground that Sakharo 's right to travel - Is clearly w it h in th e s c ope and fJ r o vis ions o J the rec en t He ls i "k i accords. The Senators adding: "Indeed, the Sakharov case is an important test of Soviet intention.fj" - indeed of detente, in general. NK RA . and Turki h officia m e t today in Ankara to di c uss the po , ibl reop ning of those U.S. military ba es. Thi th third round of such talks. JER SA LEM 1 n I It Mid d I e Ea s t - J e ru s a l em - U N Sec r et a r y General SR' Kurt Waldheim met today with top Israeli officials. Waldheitn br inging with him some Syrian suggestions - relating to a renewal o f the U N peace ke ping rnandate on the Golan He ig hts. ~ These - unacceptable to Israel. k:t " to Damascus - ':':i,s etflhJf' to clarif y a number of points." SRI HIANG MAI The Thai cit of Sri Chiang Mai near the c ne of a clash las week between Thai and Laotian troops. Also, the home of a number of Vietnamese - wlro sought refuge there after the first JndoChina war. The Vietnamese now sus pee ted of s ym J,a tlaiz ing with Laos - and thus the . target of • • 1 11 •ft-•11 today r,,f- Thai mobs. The Thais burning hundreds of Vietnamese slrops and lromes - not only in Sri Chiang Mai but / 4 ~ ln twr, neighboring towns; along the way, A• 10•0111 , : r ~ c ~ h drivi11g Ille Viel11amese off sticks a,id stones. ~•• " ' ' ,br~Jlarled it all - we are told - a tau,at from a Viet,iamese who~•a-J:o_,,-tft: •• Thais ''soon you'll be o,a bended A ~ knee before us. " WHITE HOUSE Jt::l1::r Daniel Moynihan, ou.:r- muN ut tllw tc nr .: o=qaic~ IP-I~ today <\t. tile White House,-.:::.:wlie►e ' - conferred f -c>-itk fl, s ' "11Ji1h P-T-e s id • • • , u fZf _ .. u 11 d I I • n with the president ,, and Secretary of State Kissi,iger. This adcdx amid administration back hag,._. ,tell Iii Nied cf: The White House later ia:aM.:taw o • «•• • • ••• saying the President "wants it , clearly understood - Ambassador Moynihan has his complete confidence." Addi•B 1•11 .,.,.4:1.,. rl!OS "e•co•raged lo conli•ue lo ., speak out candidly and for.cefully. - o ■ m.aJu1 iaa+•-·~ ...... .. .... ._ .,.. 111 ~ 1 ■ Ji•w Ira 1t111f" r/ 110 ■ 1••• ... iii, fl i T . U )1. I • I.... • • ·-- ■- - a:1, e ed ~· - -A.a u,1111 Id TIMES SQ ARE -- ~"f. Thousands of New Yorkers and - )f - :poit:ly n■ rnltcu of- celebrities gathered today in Times Square to celebrate "New York-united Day;" an attempt - in the words of Mayor Beame - to "show the ,,.. rest of the world that New Yorkers love their ow,a a,ad are united." A'e . . ,.,~%~~~~ cu ••J■F Hn to ,pwut Jiu; ::aA were . . . more boo a than cheers',· from ~ ~~ ~•DII• ■ tn •tali ■ e-et17 ta,.feel the hard-pressed city -- has already cut back too far o · n vital programs. - SACRAMENTO In the l;::na•U..- Fromme trial at Sacramento the defenda,it refttsed today to take the sta11d in her own defense. This because imprisoned Mass murderer Charles Manson and members of his cult - h ve bee,a \_{~A--0--1~~)~ barred from tesilfying l11 her behal~ ~ Fromme saying: "It's not my trial." A,a d. "if it's not my trial - how can I IIIS take the stand?" ~ 4._. -.., ..... , ••• , •. ,,., Ill ells c+:ea,i111 ,aw ■ J far /Jw•I 1 ► i+ aJ. - SLIDELL From Slidell , ~1u-tv...P Louisiana ) the story of a hunter nat11ed warren Sto v all, shot a duck, Ilrought it home , wrapped it in Joi) 4RRI, ~ ~ , s tu c k i t i-n h is free z er A tu I aTI ~ to c:UH ht- gel ,A Lv~ it mounted. So far - so good. But,AStovall t .pf_ la t t t · ~ t · t • J re u r n r er O ge some ,ce -"'opening ,,e reezer door - /£S&;_ the duck, •e , ,. ee•..,.. . . ,,..----11,1q ----5'__~ o.ld •I Jui E ; Stovall's wife, Charlotte - seying: "H " started screaming - I think . he thought the dead had fJ~t come back to liim." blanket revived. Mrs. Stovall then wrap,}J, the bird in a ~ c k t J . H like a baby - ~ill it was fully Then turning it over to a neighbor - ,oho ~,.a,;J k ~-- ._ JI!. d k Mrs Stovall . 'soylw1, ='113 e e p S O :, C-11 W •V UC S • • /' ,,Qf 9- . r, ofk ,,,.;:;r;:;,this duck's been through - he wasn't meant to die." - MIAMI Et er hear of a weed feast? The Bible tells tts how King N eb uchad,ieaaare ate grass: But at Miami local environmentalists, forty of them, f>aid forty bucks per to attend a buffet dinner of marsh cress, field purslane tossed salad - boiled Polk weed, French fried fiddle head fern, w i l d c u c um be rs , s ea t,u 1· s lane - and cat t a i l s talks . Som e of those 1 never heard of. They sa . tr;o,ne of these weeds - lil,e m11shronms if you eat the wrong kind - you'll e,ad up - well, it will be the end of you I And that's the end of this. A,ad •ow for CBS . ...