Thursday, Decembe..- 12, 1975 WHITE HOUSE President Ford met for two hours today - with tot> auto industry Labor and Management officials. The President pledging if necessary to "do something" about slumping auto sales. Bill said he: "You're got,,g to have to do something, tool You can move more rapidly tlta,a Ille government, and time is essential" - all of whicli •a• a,a apparent call for a price cut - and soon. The possibility of an increase in gasoll11• la¥•• was also raised, again, witlr t11e Preside,at sayi,ag: Tl,al'• out - because it's inequitable. And he added: "I •isl, we'd stot> talking about it." CAPITOL HILL O,a Capitol Hill - the nomination of Nelso,a Rockefeller as Vice Preside,at a,as approved •••s a:a overwhelmi,agly today - by the House Judiciary Commllt••· Twenty-six~ four -- only twelve agai•st. Tlte former A New York Go ver,aor Illus virtually as sured fi,aal co,afirmation - probably aa:.eu •••• ,aext •eek. BEIRUT In the Middle East - again - an eye for an eye. Israeli jets today blasting a PalestiJtian guerrilla camp on tl1e outskirts of Beirut. This in returJt /or an Arab bombiJtg yesterday -at a Tel Aviv movie theater. TIie theater bombiJtg - like.,ise follo.,iJtg a rocket attack on Palestinian headquart,rs itt Beir•I. And so ii goes ill IA ■ I P•• I o.¢ t•• ■•MP td - a vicious cycle.., seeniiJtgly wit/tout e,ad. GUADELOUPE President Giscard D'Estaing of France - a guest today on the Fl' ench island of Guadeloupe. TIiis ••••"'" .. en-route to llis .,eekend Caribbean summit ~ •Hli President Ford. Tlte French Presidtnat gelli,ag •• fh&l a royal - w e l c o ~ ~ o r c o d 1 1 r.;:. mol>l>11d by demonstrators in a - protest over tlae isla,atl'• soari,ag u,aemployme,at rate. PARIS From a Paris based eco,iomic str,dy group - a report today 011 inflation around the world. ••• •••I ~~ ..In Japan.,<._~ the cost of living has soared more than twenty-six percent in the past year. Tlae least in West Germany~ only sjx-perce•~•~•e u S - , * •f about eleven percenl - A"-•P in the middle. VIBNNA A meeting of delegates from the world's major oil exporting nations - in sessio• today at Vis••a, t•srs agreeing to adopt - a unified worldwide pricing aystem. Tlis - we are told - an attempt to protect tlae . . - consumer from price ma•ipulaUon by oil compa•iss. ~ALA LUMPUR An American lecturer o,a th.e university of leave Malaysia 1 a,ith.i,a seve,a days. Pltlladelph.ia ,_ lawyer Hotoard Dickstei,a - accused of getU•g iflvolvetl i,a a ...,, series of rece,at a•ti-gover,ame•t demo•stratio,as. ATLANTA A so-called new South~ernor today became tlae second announced candidate - for the Democratic Presidential nomination in !.eventy-six. Governor Carter of Georgia joining C8NfFi&&MUN Udall of Ari.ro,aa • in the Preside,atial sweepstakes; ,,edg i ng to ra,,a - . -17.£)~~ a saper-clean campaign, .The Gover•o~ ~ I : 1• asJ . , supporters - if I ever mislead you - if I ever place pol ilical favor alaead of .A1lael is riglal a,ad best for our country - if I ever fail to apply Ila• high . est sta,adards of J)ersortal i,ategrity to:. - ~Jds --e•n4 ,,.. - llae,a I do not deserve . . llae office 1 seek. TUCSON Another ettempt to stem the nation's growing j I a a 11 • • divorce rate is reported today from T•c son. Tliis one ti ea ling with parents -who tlaink they 'v• luitl it and can't 111ait to get out. Judge Normal Fe,alo• soyi•g he plans to order ; lB.;!, ~co•ciliotlo•., ' __ ',} ~ ~11•• he gets a letter• from a child soyi•g he d•• 11ot wo•t llis pareltts to 11~ . The Judge observing tlaat "children laave a - tlMIIC stake in the family unit - a,ad .._, should have llae riglat to try a,ad preserve it." OPP In the police department at opp, Alabama ./bJl/' w-vv (U_"' .,_.,.., wxl••••~ red faces toduy: ;,•• result of a llold up - right at police lieadquarters. T-,,ree men a,eari,ag ~ ..- csrtzr• masks, taking~ undisdo sed amou,al of money from a dispatcher who was working alo,ae at Ill• · n ■ a::- LADY WILKINS The passing of Suzanne Wilkins, at a sa,altarium i n Anaheim, California, tbkes from the scene o,ae of tl,e talented, picturesque women of our time. Pw1tup1 yU■ ,.,unrn•••• ••• ••• ••I }fer famous husbandf ll:la most important flight was in 1931, from Alaska, across tlae Polar Sea to Spits bergen. Jiu 1r•• lad flo•• ID ••• pur , ~~~r~~tlo ~-t:~:·¼~~ ~';'=Ji ... ,.- to fi•., ••I ... , , , . , there wer':1-slaruls i,a tl,e Arctic Ocean, north of Alaska, ~anada and Greenla,ad. For this flight he .,as k,aighted, a,ad tol,en as Sir Hubert Wilki,as lie arrived by slean:.er from E,agla,etl New Yo,-k's Mayor Jimmy Walker sent tl,e ••••I committee out to toelcome ltim - i,acludi,ag two betaullful young women who at tlte time .,ere in a,a Earl Carroll~ ~ musical,{ One was a stu,ani,ag Australia,a. •el•••• Wlie,a she gave Sir Hubert a kiss, he asked if he could call her on the pltone after the day's ceremo,aies. A,ad so, they were married I LADY WILKINS - 2 Sir Hubert laughingly used to say In• ._.,,,-,. L ~ W ~ Suzanne., didn't knofu the difference between the North i ~ and the South P o l e . ~ ~ W'l'l4. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~f~ ~ ~