embarked o,s an laistoric visit - to Jive Middle Basler,a na tio"s. T11e Pres idefll s e ttiflg t11e teJ1or of t11e to• r i,r a brief de1>art11re s/leec11 011 Ille Wllite Bo••• l•••· "We realiae" - said lie - "tllat o,ae trit> is ,rot 101•6 to solve dif/ereflces t11at are very deep - '""' go bacll, ~ , ;,. some cases,>.ceJ1turies; but aoe also reali•• t11at • beg;,,,.;,,g - ma,s t be made . " "We believe" - lie •••I o,a cofltribute to tl,e lastiflg 11eace ,10 ••lclt •• •• An1eric••• WATERGATE FOLLOW WHITE HOUSE !:Ii f•rcaili•f refusi,cg to cone#)ly witla a sub#)oe,aa -'I I••"•" by tlu1 House Judlclo.-y C o m m l t t . e ~ np JJi ~ additio,aal evide,cce., -~" tire g•o•r1ds of ex•c•Uv• t>rlvil•g•. TIie Pres ldent ass erti,cg tlaat a,ay otlter coMrse 1110,.ld •••• tl,e Execa,live iJra,aclt., 11sc••••s - "ltertc•forllt ••4 forevermore subset"viertt" to tlae Legislative Br11t1clt . .s Tle Presidefll's attorr,,ey, .;a,,,• St. Clair - •l•o se,rdl•ll a lette.- to Judge Guel1~■-::t Ille Presideflt 's refusal to surrefldeT additlo••l Wlaite Bo•se doc um e,ets If in cor,,ceclio11 wit la tlae Ells berg brea . • - ••~.#. S+. C-lo ir adding tlaa t ti, is is "clearly - a valid cl,,;,,. of A • privilege;" one that "ca,.not afford a basts for eitlter a claarge of contempt - or obstructtlon of j11stice . " MISSILES Tlte U.S. Se,aate weftt ,,.to orte of it• rare closed sessio,all today. SeJtator Mcl,atyr• of NetD Bam,•ll•r• and Se,rator Brook• of Massacltusetts - ,resertli11g tlaelr t•e Peratago,a - from golrag alaeatl "'"" t>l••• to tl•v•lo-• • To ,ao avail. Tia• / , cl I Sera ate - • ,,,.,, y re/us irag to go al o,ag. TE/. t ER •:z::t--- Fa m e d ,w c I c a ,. p h _v s ; c i s I E d L a ,, d Te l l e ,. - t1 a w i l n c s s , . , , . / ' Wll-J IO ,I a . v h ef O I" C a Se ll a I c I( ft O ZOU M U f 11:" S a _v i ,z g the Russians a,•e 11olf "Number One - i11 nuclear weaponry; adding that i11 11uclea1• missiles~ in particular - "the Russians are 0\\. ahead of us and tlu,y arw moving ahead fast." "Not only A that" - said Dr. Teller - "they are moving ahead fast while we are sta,iding still." ROME TI, e II c w coal iii o 11 ,: o I c I'll m e 11 I o J It a l y s u d den l y 6u:J_ ~./~~ a controversy collapsed today --- i-==a;.,.._,• ~,..,.,...,o ver economic .A ~ policy. This in the face of an i11flation rate II now r • • • ~ at twenty per ce,tt a year ;, /n·ese.itf;j: Italy 11,1i16 ~ second I\ government crisis - i11 a hund,~ed da ys. NEW DELHI The go1 er11ment of J11dia and the head of the World llealth Organization - were under attack today from foreign llealtlz officials4Jor attempting to minimize the effects of a s m al lfJ ox epidemic - currently sweeping Hindtls tan. One official saying: "If we were getting the cooperation we need particularly in the state of Bihar - we could have licked tltis epidemic by nou." In the meantime - he continued - th~ nttmber of ......-t,..<l. cases of smallpox A. increasing at the rate of one-a-minute; _ with the total death /'t;J,;f!/. ~ a~~-•, twenty-five thousand. TULSA Here al home again - Eastern Oklahoma today was declared a natu,at disaster area: 'f6i1 followi,ig weekend tor11adoes - tuhich killed at least fifteen, injured more than three hundred and left nearly two thot1 . sand families homeless. LINCOLN Th e nation's two largest supermarket chains A&P a11d Safewa y - u ere named defendants today in a class a c tio11 One-point-Fi v e Billion-Dollar laws1tit. Nebraska cattleman , Loran Schmit - accusing the two chains of c o n s p i r in g to p a)' "a r ti/ i c i a l l y l o w p r i c e s " - to ,n e a t suppliers ; and then charging "artificially high prices" - at the retail le v el. OKLAHOMA CITY A dcplctecl oil well 011 the gro1111ds of the Oklahoma Capitol building - will soon be turned over to the state. • µ t ,,< . t .: <. ' . The Hell in question - State Number Five; which~ ... ..,.,....., ,iea . rly a million ba~·rels of oil - in some thirty years of operation. Now to serve - as an historical tourist a~t,4_~ attraction. A reminder 01 • ' • " • that this, too, slaall pass. COLUMBUS A resolution ainzed at bringing peace to Northern Ireland - has been introduced in the Ohio State Se11ate. Its spo11so1•s - State Senators Maloney and Carney, both of Irish descent; urging that Henr y Kissinger be sent to Ireland - to negotiate still anothe1· peace ag1·eement. Senator Carney saying: "If he could do it in Vietn , am and in the Middle East - he could do it for the Irish." ~ ,,_.;t ? ~ y'--tM) ~ ~ I .-\LEX . - 1 ND R JA - C . · l / R 0 In Eg y pt fo r the fi rst lim e s inc e the Nineteen- Sixty-Se en Ha,· - Ame1·ica11 flags we,·e flying today in the s I reel s of A I ex a11dria a11d Cairo ; some /1, ree thous a?.,;~ 1 a:l-1--==- - s..e.1 - vi,ig. as a11 official salute to the pending isit of President Nixon. Th e E gyp I i a 11 go , , e r n m e ti t is al s o s a id to b e