Monday, July 12, l97l SAN CLEMENTE TIie Western White House - San Clemente - a gia11t step today toward the solution of one of America's most pressing t,roblems - 11 . nemployment. Preside,at Ni%011 sig,ah11i into law - a new two billion dollar measure aimed at creating more titan a laundred and fifty thousand Jobs - over tlee 11e%t two years. Tlte President - who vetoed a,a earlier r,ublic worts bill sayi,ag lie ••s defiNitely set agai,ast "a dead-eNd entrar,me,at ,,. 1>ermaNe11t public subsidy." BNI he added tlaat "a very im1>orta,al feature" of tl1is ,aew act - "Is that tile jobs will be transtlio11al;" wleich mea11s - said he - "tl1ey will lead people into perma11enl Jobs and 1101 be a subslit•te for them. '' Witll first r,refere11ce to go to retur,ai,eg G I 's. WASHINGTON A Slimmer-long suspension of the draft - became a distinct possibilitJ 1 today. With House and Senate confer•es - again failing to reach an agree me,et; thereby leaving in limbo - a sclreduled two y ear extension of the present selective service act. Chief stumbling block - Ille same as before. Tlae Se11ate i,asisti,ag 011 a clause - calli,ag for total 111itladraa,al from Viet,aam witlttn ,ai,ae montlis, subject to tlae release of all America,e t,riso,eers . Tire Bouse - refusi,ag to go alo•g on tlais. 1,, a,ay eve,et, tlte co,aferees are ao,o scleeduled to ltold their next sessio,e - July T,oe,rtietll, a week from tomorro111, and the,r face a deadl iNe of August Sixth - when tlte Co,egre• is set to begin a montlt-long summer recess. HELSINKI From Jif'*•• Sall ,.. . . . . Jalks In Relsl•kl ~ report today that the U S will prese11t shortly a detailed Pla,a ~ for restrlcti,eg anti-ballistic missile ~~1:4,~,) defe,eses. The Soviet~• ~ perhaps as early as tomorroa,'s Jirst fMll ,aegotlatiflg session; •1111 botla sides said lo be slaooU,eg for a tentative agreeme,at - so•ellme aro•,ad mid-September. Tlals co•ti,ege,at o,e tlae acceptaflce of evefllNal curbs -- for o/feflslve a,eapo•s a• a,ell. SAIGON ltz Vietnam- lite commanding general of the U S A mer.i~ Division has been relieved of his command. Major General Ames Baldwin - departlng the war zone about six months early. This - according to U S headquarters pending re-assign,nent by the Department of l:.ca.- ~ n g mo.-e. You may recall, however, a base ma,u,ed by troops of the wa:4- Ameri~ Division 1, the target of a Communist sapper attack late last March; with American losses - coming to thirty-three dead, seventy-six inJ•red; # A ~ \ ~ : l l , _ _ , ~ i n r . i d e n t of the entlre war. Observers later noting that the base was poorly defended - and 1110,,se/l-tts personnel bunched togetheU::Xting ducks. PARTS _.u,1 ' Par i s a g ain - Hanoi's Le Due Th~discuss' the latest Communist peace of/e~:t::f,t came al a time If when the U S was Judged to be in its worst position ever. Thi because of U S economic difficulties -- and growing public pressure to end the war. -- ~~aidj ~ /ddfng lhal said pressure "has Just been revived" -- by the publication of those Pentagon pape,,-s. KISSINGER FOLL OW PARIS Elsewliere in Paris - the "resident's top secu.,-ity advisor met today with U S peace negotiators. Henry Kissinger reviewing Vietnam developments - •Ith Ambassador il'■sfd Brace a n d ~ aides. Bat a ~ ~ ~ " ' « ~ Communist offer to meet ,c,itll Klssinge'r~ - tilt • * ' s,._,,,_ •1550; ''"' BELFAST In Northern Ireland - more than a hundred thousand protestants today celebrated thew two hundred and eighty first anniversary - of the Battle of the Boyne; King William's victory - over the Roman Catholic armies of King James the Second. B%cepl for a fellJ scattered incidents ~ IV'CI. a s,dper peaceful,_-.,. till shortly after dark s110':'j.lled a Britts/I • Army soldier • - when standhag guard ,,. a Roman Catholic district of Belfast. The ninlll Brilla/I soldier lo ~ in norlllern Ireland • since tl,e first of the year. B f" T L lr EJL · Enr Q a £ a d p C I er r Ho11 t - Dr. C " k B rr; di 11 ; pro 1 ,,, o f r ; fl , , i t a S u art Bo a o ~ 4 o 11 o 'F'o11rt • - • d . d eo • · al o the oofl lik hi tao er • •at - ltD dccid ;n, Ir .aker Dfld thiflfl f' 0 r t11rw o earth. Shori a 'fair 1 ~ - ma,. k e d ' ' de t e ri or at i o• . of t II art aad blood •••• • eEs l yste,n - as a,ell ~ a a lo of ,. . re i e capacity.. ._ a ~ coriditiofl t llat la t e d j II t . . a f,e • · d a 'J ' & e s • ■ i.t.tt- - b•t still so•etlti• to tlti•• •bo11t .. NAIROBI Today' stop for touring Vice President Ag,aew - -.H11F;t1F=Ptl'llt~J~o11:tie. Nairobi - capital of Kenya.; where he was welcomed by his Kenyan counter-part -- Vice President Daniel Arap Moi. ~ Agne111 telling an airport crowd, "on behalf of President Nixon - and th . e people of America..- - I bring our most sincere hopes for Kenya's•••• continued success and growing prosperity." The U.S. Vice President ~clteduled nest for talks with Kenya's President Jomo Kenyatta,· and ~~ then a brief rest - at the secluded/lMt. Kenya Safari Club. MILWAUKEE The Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod convention - in session . today al Milwaukee - with one of its pending issues - a resolution continuing a church ban on the ordination of women as Luthera,a ministers. This a matter originally scheduled for a SK,sday vote - with most delegates thought to favor it. Ho11Jever, the resolution finally set aside for further stMdy - after an ut1sched11led interruption and resulti•g cot1fusion. A pro-11Joma,a delegate grabbing the microplaon• telling his fellow Lutherans: Our Lord promised ,_ ftut-_ .... to protect the Clu,rcla against tlie gates of Hell ~ n!!J_ agai,sst women . • .s (e 1 9 r tii' tQi, -ceP\ ~ i> .L 0~ \ , V .. MERIDA From Merida - high in the Venezuelan Andes - the story of a twenty year old peasant i ho wandered into to•n toda , - all bruised bloodied and battered. Silverio Rivera explaining that he had been cornered in a cave - by an A,adea,a tiger. Tira t means a jaguar. Addh1g that he had used his fists and a knife - his only weapon - to slay tlte beast. Sounds far-fetched? Bill? Young Rivera to prove it lie brought back tire jaguar skin. PAM PLONA At Pamt,lona, Sf>ain - this year's "running of the bulls" - yes - the bulls winning again. Today injuring nineteen youths - in the worst one day toll to date. These including - a local youngster - one Javier Jamarbide wlro was seriously gored in the lower back. Said the Pamplona police: In attempting to prove his man•ood lie almost lost it.