Wednesda y. July 10. 1914 ST JOHNSBURG Fi 1· s t a s a I u t e t o C BS radio s ta ti on W T W N St. Johnsburg, Vermont - toda y c · elebrating its twenty-Jilt anniversar_v on the air. WHITE HO SE {A The Wltile House - President Nixon met today with top co11g1',.ssio11.al leaders of t,ot h parties; discussing with /hem ~ the outcotne of his recent rl4- Moscow summit. The President~ quoted as saying t1iat arms control agreements - were "rather ,, . '7tif_ · miniscule - addi,ig'< liowever, 1 ,his latest meeting witli Jl ■ srf1:'• :f;r liC'lt Brez1,nev was perhaps the best a~~ yet(in that it "laid the ground work" for future ,A peace - right around the globe. ,.. ,, . I • ( ~ ~ ELLSBERG .s-~. ,71- --=--~~ Just back from Europe- ff , , Kissinger I\ wa s r:cru,, n a defe,zse witness today - in tlie and a half. authorized, In lltat time~ denying tlRR he ever "di,·ectl} ' or indirectly" a request for a psyclrological profile of Daniel Ellsberg. Further, denying that he ever knew anything about any plans - to obtain Ellsberg's files from lits psychiatrist's o/fic e. Dr. Kissinger - the last of thirty-three -k, witnesses _.. appeard in person. The taking of " testimony was then concluded with the reading of written replies - to six questions ire,: earlier addressed to President Nixon. Tlie President conceding that 11.e did autliorize a "special investigations unit to prevent and halt leaks of u• J E LLSBERG - 2 vital security information." Adding, however =/1,J- lie did not authorize the Ellsberg break-In. Final arguments now set for tomorro111 1 ~ .:rhe case expected to go to the Jury around noo• on Friday. SENATE Tlte Senate Foreign · Relations Committee op ene d hearings toda) ' - aimed at clarifying Dr. Kissinger's role in those wire taps of tliree years ago. Lead off witness - altorney general 1V41UwM .. .. . - Sax be wlto said ~ tlie late J. Edgar Hoover may well lia ve used Dr. Kiasinger's name without his knowledge as the "initiator" of the Wire taps IN question. Saxbe adding that, indeed, It was more titan likely - that Hoover was simply - acting on his own i•itlative. STAFF F - rom the staff of the Se11ale Watergate Committee= another in its series of reports a cc II s in g th e Pr es i de ,, t of gr o s s mis - con du c t • The staff 1·eport alleghzg that the President used more titan fifty thousand i11 campaign funds to improve his Key Biscayne property; ant! also buy some diamond ear rings for his Jt■tr ,.,.p ••es,._, wife~ ,., ... birthday. The report going on to say that • some of these funds - ma,y have com~z::,, from billionaire Howar · d Hughes. G U RNEY Senato,· G11rn e.v of Florida, a m e mb e r of th e S e 11af c Waterga te ~omm.itt ee wa s indict e d today b) ' a federal grand jur y al Jackson v ill e , Florida. i'6 e H~ Sewatu,.. 11 accu sc d of brib e r'l a.,r:it conspl,-acy - ~·" ••:t1■:::::a11t1 dlt:J~•~x ma kin g fal s e dee la rattons in connection with political f11nd raising. ~ ' .... ~.,.._~' ...,..c.-,'\ a • u c UP • fa: .. 'l Gurne y ~ a b r i e f s t at e m en t e xpr e ss14 faith ,,. 11, e American a de■ systen:; of j u s t i c e ~ l o r , t he firmly believes - that ,, li e "will be p,-oved innocent 1 ,,..wt Pd) -116ij,Jruiwf .... !! WARREN The White House again - President Nixon led the n . atio:n today - i11 mourning the death of Earl Warren. The President in his tribute to the former Chief Jllstice - pointing out how his service to the nation "will continue to shape the course of American life - for generations to come." Earl Wanen - eighty-three. MT VERNON Fra,zce today became tlu e· firs:t f oreign natio,, to request and be granted , a role in lite U S ~ bi-centennial celeb · ration. The F,-ench offering to stage a special sound and ltglr.t show - at Mt. Ve>·'1on where George Washington made Ids home. ;; In accepting, President Nixon 1 t:ls:o /:YU!1/ · tribute I\ to the "ties of jf'iendshiP" -- which have - united the U S and ,,. France since the Eighteenth Centuyy. DETROIT Al Detroit - an in . te1·natio11al co,ifererice 011 a11/o safely(,., hear~a report today - from . ..-;;ul..'-L ~ - ; ~ ~ - Volk sw age n offici . al Harold ShimkatA,'~b, ~ , . , : ; . , -fU\."~ t'M' • • nlrec,il' dev , eloped an experimental car - st · rong enoJ!lgh to allow ~••swrs to s•,rvive a A crash into a solid wttllt-a:ad dci so~ at speeds . up to forty,.. miles an hour. §1. SlfWIII IIIINP, II 11 11 • , u , , T,, e c o s t ." 11 f- s II cJc :: - :.z:at::::1t"i:::i,._11:rr:::::::::a■it:t1 o:1:11is::1 e:1l dit::brt&« q b o II t a third mo re Iha" pres e n t mode ls • ~• •ii• I 8J so .h heavier - i~~=Pa•~• · .. . Mt--.;-..-~,--.,~z a . . s ... aPllll!sl'it~s:F1g~a . . &ws•sti:r- fifteen percent more gas. appeared unlikely , . . , either auto makers or customers .if would be fPllling tn b ea · r the extra cost. r-- ~ 0 tL\l \')U- ..L 4 - SAN FRANCISCO A n o I h e >· s i g n of t h e t i me s : Th e Sa ,, Fr a n c is c o Boys Club an11011ncing today ii will soon open its first gi · rls club. Officials saying the nett girls club - will offer the same kind of activilies as the IDys club; also, dancing, and cooking .