1'1>SCOW F6!1-the President's mission to Moscow -- the big pay-off today. President Nimn and Soviet Co~nist Party Leader Brezhnev - ~ ~ ~ ~ - t . final ly haamering out the terms 1 a new SALT agreement; curbing, for the first time -- the production ot strategic nuclear weapon,; thereby fr~ezing the massive nuclear arsenal• -- that both 1ide1 have accumulated since World War Two. At a later banquet -- President Nixon calling this "an enormously-important agreement;" showing -- 1aid he -- "what can happen in the future -- as we work toward peace in the world." Henry R.lssinger adding -- it' a clearly "on• of the be1t thing• we have done." TR.ADE - FOLLOW K>SCOW The U.S. and Russla also signed today -- still another aumait accord~ This one calling for a joint conalsslon -- to study bllateral trade re lat ions. First meeting ,t;,' set for Jul:, 1 in Moscow. White House aide Peter Flanagan -- further indicating thn may 1/<'di.tllA be 100re to come. A separate agreement ,,,_, calling for Soviet purcbaae ~ ~~ of one hundred and fifty mllllonAworth of grain -,,n•rly ca.pleted, ~ ◄ 11:td ~ lid•lf ~ , that the queation of Russ la's Lend-Leaae debts -- "wilt be settled;" lf not now -- then aoon. PAT - FOLLOW MOSCOW As .for Pat Nixon's :r day -- ~ : incluc-tfif! tccla9 a tour of Russia' a / \ ,I;. biggest wat c h facto . ry. The First Lady there presenting to the mn in charge -- a little token of her via it; namely a Mickey Mouse watch. Jus · t a tit t le "joke" -- Mrs. Nixon explained. a~e Russian■ -- wll, they mot have _,joyed lt. At any rate, ~ th ... , the first Lady r • ecel~ in re:m -- a foot•h~Uver samovar . .A " Factory director Dimitri Paramonav saying: "It aymbolt&ea that those who are on friendly term -- should alt down and have t u together." Jr Next atop -- Leningrad ! KONTIJM -16 In Vietnam today -- / al 1-out attack on the ci.ty of Kontumtp , - ' ~ ~ finally thwarted;)~ part ,,,., by ml■aU.e- · fki.ng U.S. , helicopters. llllrt # ! ~number of enemy infiltrators _ _ ,,.,e,tJ+Je+'-, penet1:at . ~ South A Vietnam's forward command post; and the battle th.er · e, at laat report ... ......w. still ragi . g f ••~J from house to hou1e, \.!-;-m atr-.. , t ~ 1trN!3 f To the North -- a third ■traight da y of maaaive U.S. alr atrlkefl against the key Conauniat port of Haiphong; with A•rlcan Jet ■ now said to be using highly•aophistlcated new electronic equl,-.nt. This -- we are told -- including bolllba guided by laaer be••· NEW DELHI New Delhi -- an announcement today telling of plans for a Hindustani summit. India's Madam Indira Gandhi -- to meet wlth Pakistan's Zulflkar Ali Bhutto. The time -- J\Dle tventy-elghth - - place -- New Delhi. Indi,:i, for its pa . rt, expected to aeek formal recognition for the new state of Bangladesh; also, an acceptance of the pre■ent cea■efire line in Kashmir -- aa a permanent border. lllilili Pakistan to press for the return of more than ninety thousand P-O-W'•• PARIS From the outskirts ot Paris -- where he now make1 hie ho• -- , 8 ~ __/:__ , fr report today that the Duke of Wlndsor ls suffer~~undlsclo■ed ~ ~ illness. This coming to light -- we are told -- when he was unable to come downstairs -- during a recent visit from Queen Elizabeth; and since ccnf irmed -- by a source supposedly close to the seventy-eight year old Duke. The latter also quoted as saying: "It doe1n't look good." CINCINNATI This next -- ::he st"ry of James Le Boeuf; who wae ,ervlng tlae for a11ault and breaking and entering -- when he ••caped fr0t1 • Mlchlgan P r hon camp back ln 1968. Le Boeuf t 11n l · rave 8 to C nclmaat 1 •· where he got a job a1 a printer -- married a local glrl -- and fathered J baby g . lrl. He was also active in c011111.111lty affair, -- beco■lng an H1lltant Scoutma■ter and • "Blg Brother," an exe11plary citizen in ~ - every way -- assJ ,1 lt all fell apart. I ' While returning home one night about a -,nth ago -· Le Boeuf not" a polic-n unconocloua and olme in hlo petrol car. R• 1topped to give a id •- and later 1 1 -.ed help. Thi■ leading to a routine check that finally dlaclo1ed hi■ double life. lut valt -- there' s at 11. l hope Judge J . . . • Keefe -- who va1 a1alped to h•r the ca■• '-,.. ~ dlo■t- f1, 1 fugutlve warr•~!o.-. urA th• Governor of Ohlo -- to refu■e extradition. Judge Keefe, noting that Le loeuf "jeopa rd ised f 11.,., -- alllply to help out • not only hl■ future, but that of hl• •• - Gt ~ s ~ . in "a •••• of ■trans P011ce of flee £. " -A~ that -- ■ald he •• indlcat g J, CUC JNNAT I - 2 reaponalblllty and good cltlzenahl . p" -- that cannot be ignored. WMDON - FOLLCM PAT And here'• one -- a Briton's eye view of the Fir■t Lady; from Brltuh journalist Stanley Burch -- who ha■ covered the u.s. for years now. Burch writing from Ho■cav -- that Mr■• Nixon ha■ -rged an "utterly natural and ■tyll■h butterfly." Adding that at age ■ iaty -- "•he'• grown up'' -- ■uddenly "buul:Uul." --k-: ■aJ■ 1, Stanley Burch -- "the be1t boo■t for voaanhood -- 1lnee theJ invmted the U.patlck." SPACE Here at home again -- Doctor Werner Von Braun retlr• f r • the u.s. Space Agency. The German-born rocket expert -- naw to beeoaa • corporate Vice-President for Fairchild Induatrlea. Von Braun, age 60, explaining: "I. would llke to davote -, tilla •• to h e l ; ~ l - t aoa apace proJaeta I f•l are of partleut.r illportance." Adding: "I think I c:.n do thla beat -- in prl,rate lndu1try where the tool■ of progr••• are being llllde.