rt' d. January 3, l973 ll HITE HO E /11 Pari loda . , 11 hi/ lit e I ch11ical talk u ent on, i11 Vietnam there there was ome bonibing. And here at home co11tinued sniping from Congress. All of 11.Jhich finally d re L an off i c i a l r es fJ on s e fro m th e W h it e Hou s e w it h Pres s Secretary Ziegle1' a_\ ing major peace talks beginning again next week lead to a cease fire agreement. Said he - "if tlle North Vietnamese enter these negotiations in a serious and co,istructi e wa - peace 11.Jill come." And he added: "At such a sensiti e stage members of Congress should ask themsel es - if they want to take rest,onsibilit\ 1 for raising doubts in the enemy's mind. Do · ubts - "about tl1e U.S. position." They should do so said he - bearing in mind that such a course could 1•esult in "prolo,iging the negotiations." 1 . .\ LBA r Rock f ll~)t-e A I A I b a " - - G o l ' e r n o r 11letlto,lar Iii · a1111ual late of the lat me age! amo,zg other tilings - llr g ing mandatory lif impri 0'1m nl with no exceptio11s - for anyone cont , ic:ted of qllote, "ill gal trafficing in hard drugs." Rock feller explaining: "We 1,a e tried eve,·y possible approach lo ·stop a d d i c l i ~ a v e allocated . . . - over one billion, we have achieved very little ,r rstsx permanent rehabilitation and found no cure." The Governor adding: "This has got to stop - this is going to stop." GENEVA Drug cul/isl Timothy Leary wlio has long been a fugitive from U S justice - now l:terally a man without a co11ntry. As you know - the Swiss recently ordering him to leave Switzerland. Geneva disclosing today however, that so far - NO other cou11try lfJill liave him. What happens next? Well, he could stay in Switzerland - lfJe hear - but only as "qrco c, an adminlstratit e reside•I." The SlfJiss explahth1g that this would be "a form of internment - a11d llis liberty would be strictly limited." MANILA At Manila - Pre · idenl Marcos of lhe PhiUppJlnes met loday wilh dissident Moslem leaders from Mindinao and the Sulu Archipelago. Marcos ~&, ~~ ~ late'A~' - ■".-1 aft 01ter of "selecli • e amnesty" - h, -'1IF rebel Moslem s; those - s , aid hP. - r11ho are flglilhtg "in the liilts - because they feel they ca,r,rot /htd Juslice;" those a,lao may have been s11Jayed - lae co,rtinued - by "foreign trah,ed or forelgr, armed elements." At Ille same time - Marcos ar,r,oa•ci•g plans for massive investme•t ,,, civic and econo•lc programs - in lh.e area i,r question. Adding llaat "I' tltis--.f1:. all part of a plan . - to give the insurge11ts } a "nelfJ chance." CAIRO In the Middle East - at Cairo - a new wave of s tit den t u ,ires t ; l ea ding to c las h es w it h p o l i c e , and with students - urging a firmer stand against Israel. Others calling for greater freedom of expressio,i. Tire commotio11 - that tire Egyptian government to take action. Tonight, all colleges and universilies on the Nile are officially closed. To rem a in c I os ed thror,gh llr e re gu tar mid- year lioliday 11111 icl, begins ne%t week. This says Cairo to make s"re studies will be res11med - in an atmosphere of quiet a,ad stability." KARACHI About a ye ar ago th ere was a dramatic personal appearance by Preside11t Bhutto of Pakistan - at jammed packed Nishtar Park i11 Karachi. Bhutto asking . for crowd approval - of a pla" to release Sheikh Mujibur Rahman of 11ewly founded Bangladesh; whereur,on - a resoundi,ag yes. Ah, but that was last ye ar. Toda , y - President Bl,utto again ar,r,eared in Nishtar Park; this time asking for cro•d approval - of a r,lan to offer official recog,ition to Bangladesh. To this - a resounding no!! Wllereut,on Blrutto told the crowd: "Go to Hell. " NEWARK Clarence .!!a id Toledo, aged twenty three a r o c k s in g er am• I c ii r rent l y li vi" g in New J er s e y ; .b ■ I •• was born IRHf.l, in M•r 21,., New Mexico - a full ~ fu, ~ ~ (acquittal blooded Navajo .. a•~ lltat: ••I• ••~ 1a, m an 1 a;••-• in Ne11Jark FedA.ral Court - 11Jhere he 11Jas beiftg tried - ~ ) 1 ~ for draft evasion. Young Toledo.A explaining tl1al lie found it impossible to serve - because llis great grandfather had been killed by the U S Cavalry a• excuse lie might have used - by the way - llad lie been born a Mexican~ American, a German America•, a Japanese American or even a southerner • • COLD Much of th e nation wa s hit today - by a w-itt ~ st,dden cold wave; 4/4,roJ,e• •J •Mela 'f report tellh•g of al/empts lo produce a so-called "warm" lee. This an effort aimed at saving fruit trees - from frost damage; d ~ it .., by spraying tlie .., trees 1111111 warm water which then freezes - and acts as an h,s,.lator for the bMds i,rslde. ,,. tests - at least, keeplflg them at a constaftl thirty degrees - eve• when outside temperatures drop much lo1Der. Pote,at,al crops s a v l N ~ • • ruLwlicg irdo Ille llu•dreds of M+ millions. •••••w .!!arm Ice, If It really 1Dork8/-, ~~ A the ,rext best thing to cold cash. CINCINNA Tl The Cincinnati zoo is claiming a new world's record in Ille produclion of baby gorillas. The kind born in captivity - anyway. The ~oo's lovely !!!ahari, mate of huge Hatari - giving birth ,. lo her third off spring thereby tying her next door ~ neigltbors Penelope and King Tut -- who also ltave three not so little ones. And the Zoos at Base~ s.,f#~erla,rd a,rd Frankfort 1 Germany once tied •ltlt •tsn Ch1ci,rnatl In gorilla output - no• falll•g by tl,e IIJQ yside. H IL LIMA TIC Wh II Iii postman rin g s toda at Willimantic Con11ectic11t it 011/d be one , 11 ice, maybe Ji e or ten timea. Not that Willima,ili po·LmPrt - are a,ry more conscientious than others. It ' ju st L Ii a I the . , are Ir y in g o u t a new sys t em - to transport mail electronicall, , . Thi by means of telephone li11e . A11 experiment funded by the Federal gorernment, as /)art of a11 effort to im/)ro e the quality of life ;,, rural a, - eas. Doctor Peter Goldmark - the man •llo heads the project - further insisting that "anything usually sent bv mail can al o be sent electronically." And tltat inclr,des - we are told - e en "ki se , more kisses, and e en a hug." Bill, would you settle for an elec,-r onic kiss? BROWNSVILLE Brownville, Texas - a stake out by ~ U S customs agents leading to the arrest of two men - follo11Jed quickly by bench warrants for t"10 ~. rddiH111aJ "'••: All - accttsed of taking par In an A international smuggling ring; and "1hat lf1ere tl,..,y smuggling? Mexican corn shucks. That's rigllt, corff slaucks of the kind used In ••·••• flJrapph,g store bougllt • • • tamales. And so it goes at Bros•svllle, I s1,uck you not •••••••