CAIRO ,=;~ ~ ~ . _ J,,,. 14, 1914 Frilay " e ~ _ Dnvn-, Coltml4o ,, ~T~ ~ ~ - - - ~ ~ ~ t u ' ~ - ~ ...... l..,,-.-:-"? Nb-on?" for the third day in a row - the cry of "Nix-onx NWrberated t P J thwugh the l.dnd of the Pharaoh■ ; following the PN■ident through the ■treet■ of Cairo - out to , the Great Pyramid at Giuh - and back again. 'ffle PN1ident at one point weding into the crowds - for the fir■t ~ilN since arrivin9 in Egypt; shaking hand■ with a group of blind children who had juat HNlllded hia - till ■ ecret ■er vice aen finally perauaded hia to retaum to hia car. The President and Egypt' ■ AnNr Sadat - th• 1igning a fomal ca.aunique. 'Die u.s. agreeing to provide the Egyptian■ - with nuclear reactor technology and atoaic fuel for pea~eul purpo1e1; enough to help Met their power need■ - through the !!inetff:'~ightie1. - fltis dNwing some adwr■e coaent here at hoae. Official.a 1treuing, could howewr, that any augge■tion the Egyptian~then produce nuclHr weapon■ - • • 1iaply . •erroneoua." JEDDAH follow CAIRO Next atop - Jeddah; where the President was warmly grNted - by Saudi Arat::ia '• King Faisal; wh, then joined him ir1 an eighty-to ninety mile an hour motorcade - to the -,yal Guest Palace. flt• King officially frowning on putlic de110natNtion1 such •• occurred in Egypt - calling them "wl9•r" and unnaaaaary. 'ffte President'• arriwl, nevertheleaa - drawing crowd, eatialted at aore than two hundred tho....-ad. r ) _ - /J__~ Tonight - • ~ ; attended by Mabera of th• 71 a•• ----~-- royal faaily and,-..othel' dignitari•••· ••••-. • • • ' ' • 11 .... 1111 m: l h In , kNping with llollnl cuatoa 1 a· - . 10 WOMn. Fint t ' ( Lady Pat Nixon _....,,_fillj11-i1.-.111Mn1• party with Queen Iffat - in MOSCQitl Russia's Leonid Brezhnev - ws &l:m:, making headlines toct.y--<._ ~ a speech to the Soviet Parliament p:t:11, on the subject of nuclur p:>licy:.,... ~~shnev -;aying the recent improveMnt in u.s. and Soviet relation• - is "one of the amt imp:,rtant foreign p:,licy event• in yeara." Adding: "We are rNdy now to agree with the United SUtes - to re1trict the m•ber of underground nuclear teats; and to end the• completely . - i.n an appropriate and agreed t:lM. • Breahnev also ref erred to the SILT agl'Nll9nt of ninetNn- aewnty-tvo - aaying: "It i1 nece1ury to follow that road - and go further." In the NM vein, urging "aaxi.111111 Natreint - to p ~ ~ • creation o:M~ 1yatw ~f 1tN~egic wupona." ~ ~ ~ ~ g r l # f n 1 n e - Mfflllle ■ tending ovation. WASHINGTON The Pentagon'• chief representative at u.s. and Ruaaian MLT talks - has suddenly called it quita. Deaocrat Paul Nita, lft> began hi• govern1111nt service during the Kennedy-Johnaon yur1 - citing what he called the "depre1aing reality• of W.tergate; claiaing that under the present cil'C\IMtancea - there ia "littla proapect" of echieving a new SILT agl'ee•nt. ~ /vt In viw of what Breshnev aeid t t ; though ~ haw been j,l9t. a bit pNMturet WATEroATE Elanh•re in Weahington - John Ehrlichman today waa ordered to stand trial along with three co-defendants - in the Ellaber, tr.alt-in case. That trial now set to begin - Juna twnty-1ixth. - - Meanwhile, the lawyer■ for the sewn original Wltergate deferrdant~e■pting to ove1'1:hrow their conviction; telling a Court of Apel■ - their trial.9 were i■properly handl.N. d i \ ~ ~ ruling ...... cON later. A A BRUSSELS ~ Bruaaela ,,,. an announce•nt t11n¥ that Preaident Nixon will pause •~route to Mo■cow - to ••t with hia fellow NATO l.Nden a week froa w.dne■day. 'nte Min purpoH of the Bru■ aela parlay - ~ "to conault about th• coming . . . ting - betwen PN■ident Nixon and Secretary GeneNl 8reshnev." DALLAS t~P- Fo1>. GeNld Ford .. - a trip to Dlllla1 , ~ere°1:~addre1 - the Southern llptiet conwntion __ II ... .1" Xiaainger - for helpitng • bring "paace abroad.• . ••-..N~ •l•o saying there 11 nough 1piritul faith in the u.s. - "to prewnt ua fl'Offl having • national nervoua brNk-dolfl'I• aa ao• haw predicted. "We can 1urrender t:o anarchy and agony• - Hid he - "or we can reject negatiw thinking and get our1elwt1 together - to mw forward to a higher atate of moral N1p,natbility and achieve•nt." ANXARA A discuasion m~,..11P1:M-111~ .... ~...,,Mlllfflll8tl of educational 110lk, _ , ~ frM•for·ell t<,day . in th~ Tlm<1■h Parlinont . . . J'tree -bars ~ injured - and fiw more bloodied. 'ltlis Mrking th• first fight in the Turkish Parli-nt - since niMtNn• a i x ~ the prelude to en •ray putach • that lad to the hanging of Prellier n If n MendeN■ and two of his llinisters. LONIOf Britain's Prince Charles and San Diego's Laura Jo W.tkine • again ~'$'•ct of roMntic apicul.ation today thl'Ough all of Britain, II J:t!ar:it. post-midnight tete1-tete at Mneington J I\ Palace. A aeu~-one e t u ~ v e r - there weN others pNNnt, nu~ r Ila I •• ;.t:e'~ " evidence of any 1911111ca • .. , .. _, DETROIT ~ Detroit . . · n -,e was arrested it for Nlking nude in public .A.MDP\C:aM...,...,liM~'l..alll!"'I~;;;;;~ refused to don hie clothes . , . - , to appear in court. refusing to answer .._. ~ except to blink ~is eyaa/lonce for yea, twice for no; and a shrug, ••••...- for I don't know. _:;S' ... L - k - ~ . ~ k. J_ ,-:fo,t_ c.~~ ~ ~