T II c s d t1 . , · , ,\I a r c It :! , ; • I 9 7 ./ II"\ TER<: ., \ TE Tlta/ ·'-/ 1 <'Cial grand }11ry rct,or/ 011 T>reside11/ Nixon's r r, / t' i II / I, <' fl " / (' r g a / C ,. ll S (' - /ti a S / II ,. II (' d O I'(' 1· l Oda _\' / O / It e Ho11sc , Judiciary Co111111illec. Special scc11ri/y has also bee 11 pu/ i11 rffccl I O KU fl , . d a g ll i 11 S / "/ C {I k S • " ,.\ C C e S S f O / I, e ,. e P o r I I i III i I <' rl i II i I i a I I y I o I I, r e e r a 11 k i n g m e m b e ,, s of I 11 e committee aud Commillce Co11nscl John Door. M e n II u 1 h i I e , a b o o s I for I h e P re s i de II I - f 1· o m Tc x a s Se 11 a I o r Jo h n T cJ w e r , 11 ,. Ki 11 g I h e C Ii i e f Ex e c II I i 1 e lo s I a II d h i S g ,. 0 II II ti fl 11 d r Cf II S C / 0 I' <' S i g ll. To q11il now in /he face of "c i ,. c 11 111 s I a II I i a I c 1 i de II c e " - s a id ll c • 11 o II I ti II a ,. m I It e Presirle11/cy 11,ore /lu111 impeachme11/ . Said Sc11alor To11 1 er, if / '1 e P r c s i d e 11 / r C' s i g II e d w i l ll o II I ca II s e - " I IL e D e m o c 1· a l s ll'011ld r1111 <IK"insl him for fo1'(\1 ye"r . ..; - j11s/ as /hey did a g" i 11 s / 11 e r 1, c rt Hoo 1 er , " one of o u , , 10· ea I es I P res i tie 11 Is . T 11 e W a I e 1· /.! , . , I c r a s e u , a s a l s o a ,z ; s s II e l o d e1 _\' - i n th e ./0'111 Mit ,· 11 , c1l-M , au1•ic , e Slans h•ial in New York City. T 1t i s du 1· i 1 . 1 g 111 e s e c o 1ul du _\I of t e s I i m o 11 _\, - b _v for m c r W h i t e Ho u s e c o . ,u , s , e l Jo It 11 .D e a u . M i , t , c h e ll ' s a I t or n e y - a t't e m fJ ti n g ~ 1 ~a£d:,~ -~< · ~/11/2. to q ,w s , t i o II De ,01 a b o u t IJ.i s r o I e {I i n /11 e W a t e r g at e co v er ~7 ., . 1 w 11 e r e u fJ o ,1 .St a 11 s ' a tt or 11 e -' ' - demand.A~ a m is t,, i al . ~ Jud g e n.tl , ii1 , 1g, . how•c,,o • motion denied . i{RE 1\1 L/,V ,:) • .. '- . I ..{-.,tr F or "H-.~ Kiss i II g c r a I I It c K ,. <'ml in - a s cc on d ,,.. d n y of I a 1 ks Io day II' i I It So I i c I 1 ea d , r Leo II id B ,. e ,t It n e v • Chief lo/Jic - lite Middle Easl. The R11ssia11s. as _ vou may ~-<")~ -v,v..J ~ ' '"( hare f,eard - some11 l:alFh" bed"; Dr. Kissitzger's personal b , , • a 11 d of d i p 1 o 11, a c y . T It o s e i II l h c k II o u s a.\' i ,i g t I, a t B ,, e z Ii n e v Ill a_\' b e S C C k i II g ll S Iii j I) ill I '1 e 111 a i 1l a C l i O 11 I - AH I O I h C Geueia Conference. \' ., \ TIC,·\ N From /h e l'alica11 we hear Pope Pa11I will be s /.• ; p p i u,: I, i s Kc 11 c ,. a I a 11 ,Ii e " c e . I h is II e e k . Th e s c v e ,, I _ \' - s ix - year-ult/ Ponli./.f app"re11lly has11'f 1:olle11 o, c1· his bo11/ with the flu . . POMPIDOU FOLLOW VATICAN President Pompidou of France - today returned to work - s111•p1•ising e, en some of his aides. Maybe to scotch ,-umors - that he might be forced lo resign because of recurri11g ;ll,icss. During a recent mecti11g with Dr. KissinKC1' he said: "Whenever somebod}' shakes my hand these da_vs - I have lo wonder if he is taking my pulse." LONDON A t t II e L on don Pal lad i um - a R o y al Fil m Performance The Royal Pai·ty i11cl11ding Q1teen Elizabeth, the Quee11 e " Motlier - and a surprise guest, Lady Ja,ie W e l l e s l e ~ a flurry of f'eNeNPe# speculation ,i1,1 that Prince Charles and Lady Jane may be heading for the altar. Officials noting that this was the first premiere -"where a friend of either Prince Charles <W Princess Anne was invited - in their - - absence." to=lla u.al HERFORD FOLLOW LONDON n ~~ Pr i II c es s An II e ~ g c - -: u ~ 11,n: JI Ila 7 ,o I j =- as Colo,iel-in-Cltief of the Fo11rlcentl1-T10entieth WlL6l. Ki11!('S Hussars) 7"6• .P1 ••c ••• Piloting a seventee,i-ton )\ ' S cor pion tank - in B>ili16 war games s q,,-C, West ~ - Germa,iy; L11ra'A' attending a ball - for "Privates only." She also recei ve d a special meme11lo of the occasioft - a silve1· chamber pot; an exact copy of one that once belonged to Na(Joleo,i 's brother - Joseph Bonaparte, King of Spain. TOKYO This ne x t - John Wayne on mo v ie nudit y . The stor y coming f rom Tokyo - where the famed film hero is currentl y pluggi,ig his latest film. A Japanese reporter .l-r '-• / V ;_-~ asking John Wa y ne - if he wollld e v er agree toJa nude acting j ob . The Dllke replying : I II "No, it's too late for me. -=:I- ~•urto:zr::mn--,, ceaflusrs ;!I SEMINOLE A lrag ; c story - is reported today fro · m Seminole, Oklahoma. Two e i g h t - y e a r -o l d b o y s - a c c i de n I a l l y breaking a window in a neighbor's house. Then obtaining a 1•eplaceme,zt pane - attempting to 1>11t in r,lace; tohen s1'ddenly a shot rang out - and one of the lads, little Phil Perry, was killed instantly. As Police later pieced t - he stof'y together - t'he man who lived in the house reti,rning home unex/)ectedl'l ._ heard a noise - thoug'ht it was burglars - and fired blindly. A final touch. of irony - in a note tl1ey fou,cd beside the body ; um ote th.at the little I h if'd-grader - had i,a te,ed ed to I leave behind. It said simply : "I broke your wi,adow - I'm sorry . " MOSS Tlte ttorltl's foremost raci11g dri ue - r i11 the fJ'-st-World War Two e1·a - will soo,i be e11d;ng a twelve-year retirement, Forty-four-_vear-old Stirling Moss - a,inorlncing plans to e 11 t er this ye a r 's ~ NJ=" fiRN..7€ w=p -lh•.f:1-,-,;,:-rn eleven ) ~ ~ lhousarid-mile ~om~em-¾vff,_.,...~~ through Africa, Asia and E111·ope. INCnle11l ■ t"3c; Stirling Moss> rerently rating ,W,. ~e-::, '"- wrnetd::&s- drivers .,. by nationality;( fie Americans - "very well disciplined." ••• ,Aliest of all &Uflf A the _s-4 ~ Ital ions. A••••1 ••~ a good Italian driver - "4 o ■ ■ i ■ t al II ~ ~ Q_ : , ~ ~ ~ k a t to /J· s fl . e e d ;' 1 rr=Efn - 11 wave at a frien'!,J -,_and ta ea corner ~a,.-... .0 a..,4.. ~ ,> r r, ( ) - . \ ~ , : : ~ ~ ~0-.:Y all - at the same time. '3:: 8D4 1 && A.