WESTMINSTER ABBEY Amid the pomp and circa,mstance of Westminster 1/:e,-z_p ~ . - ~ ~ - ~ - a ~ A b b e Y A. a we d d Ing to da 'A.filled with w a rm th and e mot ion. al Royal, !{ yes - but human, too; thrilling millions in Britain- and millions more right around the globe. The bride - Pri11cess Anne - more beautiful than ever before. As she entered on the arm of her father - Prince Phillip, quickly catcht11g the eye of her husba11d to be. captain Mark Phillips resple11de,et in lais colorful 11,eiform. So pro•d a,ed 1,appy - 1,e .,as "'- ,,.,,,, fairly beami"!,, ll:IIIJflAsAe. - '*• csmr . A mome,at later - the rarest sigl,t of all - as the couple exclra,aged tl,eir vows - Quee,a Elizabell, breaki11g i,eto tears of joy. Tl,e first time - she 1,as ever wept i11 public. Surprisi,ag even the Quee11 Motl,er Elizabeth while Phillip . . gulped a,ad bit his lip. The wedding complete d 1 A11ne a11d Mark departed the church smiling and gaily chatting all the .,a~.._. ~nother royal first - they say. WESTMINSTER ABBEY - 2 Their return to Bucki,sgham Palace a k d b .1 • s - m r e y • cg .: s J cheers from tens of thousa,eds. Next - the weddi,sg breakfast. Eggs, lobster, shrimp and tomato bor,,ed i,s • • • • • • • mayonnaise, porridge with a gar,eish of button onio,ss, mushrooms a,sd baco,s rolls - a,sd peppermi,st ice cream with grated cla oc ola te ftl U,ag. Wlaereupo,a tlae royal family respo,adi,ag to tlae c/teers of tllousa,ids/appearf/w e ■masse o■ t/te Palace balco,ay - llappi,aess gleami,ag ,,. every eye. As tlle cheeri,ag co,ati,a11ed A,a,ae a,ad Mark taki,ag a,a e,acore. Tlae couple later departi,ag o,a tlleir llo,aeymo ■ • amid a slaower of rose petals; tDllicll A,a,ae gleefully scooped up a,ad h11rled back. For a few llours, at least - tlae cares of tlae tDorld all but forgotte,a. Alt, love - -~- fl f 4 'rr:1-t -i,o:ast: a. ~ ~ ~ - t,.rf ~ ~ - . : J - k ~ • WATERGATE H e r e at hom e - at the White House - Preside,at Ni x on w as 4- ontinuing ,- series of meetings with Republic a,a legislators; in a face to face session with se v e,aty - fi ve c ongressmen - tackling his Watergate problems - "h e ad on." Th e Pr e sident quoted as sayi,ag he would not quit - first, because he's not . guilty - a,ad seco,.d, it If tr would be bad for future admi,aistralto,as. "No ma,a is ta Ii f ii i,adispe,asable" - the PresideNI ~ - , s w . J ~ ~ : . - reportedly If rrl hu•••r· .. ,,1 "but if a,ay ma,a gives i,a to charges that are false - it will eifect the e,atire system." .... ~ The Preside,a~also quoted as sayi,ag he would be willi,ag to meet will, tl,e bi-partisa,a leadersltip of tl,e Senate Waterga le committee. Committee M•19ea Chair,,,,,. Sam Erwin insisting, hoUJever, - he would "not go to the White House without the e,atlre committee." Jn a rel'lated developme11t - Judge Sir !: a ruli,.g the President is ,aow.,. free to make public any tapes or a,ey other Watergate related material he wishes . WATERGATE • 2 Th e White Hotts later sa ing: We ll• ■ 11 ■ x ha e received th information - 1 e're looking into it." SCOTT FOLLOW WHITE HOUSE More on the same - from Senate minority leader Hugh Scott in a Senate speech. Scott saying that soon to be furnished White House tapes - will "make false the statements of John Dean; and show that the PresideMt had no prior knowledge of a,sy Watergate cover-up. In a taped co,sversatio,e of March twenty-first - - - Scott •••• went o,a - Dea,a sayl,eg to the Preside,at something like: "This is the first time - I've told you these thi,sgs." The Preside,at's respo11se to Dean's ,, revelations - we are told - a shocked, Oh, my God/" CENTURY CITY FOLLOW Senate While th.is from Be1'ry Goldwate,. - in an ea,.ue,. add,. e s s a t C n tu,. y C It y, CQ t<f r a c-'r Ca li f o 1'n ta . The A1'izona senato1' saying: "Tlie1'e is no way the P1'esident can be impeaclied - and the1'e is no sensible 1'easo11 for him to 1'esign - Ir.e's not guilty of a11ytl,i,ag." Senato,. Goldtvate,. addi11g tl,at tl,e best advice lte ca,a give tlte P1'eside11t's c1'itics is simply - "cool ''. ,, TOKYO ..S.ec_. ~~ For ,AW•••~ Kissinger today - it was on to Tokyo; uhere his arrival signaled the release of a joint communique - spelling out the results of his four day v isit to Peking. The U S and Red China pledging to "continue thet r efforts - to promote the ,sormalization of r_elation~ • do so by expanding t h ~ of their k ltaiso,s " office~11cou.-agi11g additio11al cultu.-al a11d scielllific exchanges and •••-LArl steppi,ag up trade. The U S also agree i,ag - there is "but o,ae Ch l,aa and Tatwa,a Is part of Chi,aa." This comi,ag stmulta,aeous with a U S announcement - that another three thousand US troops will be withdra11111 from Taiwan by the e,sd of the year. CAIRO SUEZ ROAD In the Middle East - at Kilometer o,ae olt ...,_ o,ae - - on tlte Cairo Sa,ez Road - a,aotlter dramatic breaktltroa,gl, today. Egyptian a,ad Israeli army officers - formally agreeing to carry out the terms of a U S drafted cease fire pla,a. Tlte surre11der of Israeli clleck poi11ts .-.to be follo.,ed by a11 e%c1'a11ge of prisoaers of et; ar. I• tl,e ffJord• o f . _ Ge,aeral Brasio SUlva1111•0 of Fl•la,ad, tl,e co,,,,,,arader of UN peace lteepi,ag forces: - "a great acl,ieve,,,e11t''· Tlae Ge,aeral addi,ag tl,al it ""'as ,,,ade possible • oaly by tlae very si,acere effort• of tl,e Israelfa11d tl,e Bgyptl•11•." SENATE On the energy fro,at - the Se,aate passed a,ad t- senA along to•••• the White House today - a bill requiri,ag the ma,adatory allocatio,a of crude oil a,ad petroleum products; a11 attempt to make sNre tllat tlloae wlio ,aeed fNel Ille most - ,oill be able to get it. TIie bill'• cllief •••••• apo,asor - Se,aator Scoop Jackso• of Wt • • Waslli,agto,a ,ol,o called its e,aact,.,e,at -- of "tlle lllgllest Nrge,acy." Jacltso,a sayi,ag: "Tltere seems ,ao 111a, to avoid a degree of perao,eal ltardsllip - 1111,lcl,, a fe111 mo,atlas ago, see,.,ed alMoat BONN NEW YORK Tlte e,aergy crisis a,as also the subject of a barrage of speecltes today - from ltiglt admi11istratlo11 offic ta ls. ( / >. 111 Waslti11gto11 - Roy Aslt, Director of tl,e office of "'•••11•,.,••t ••d • • d g • ~ tlle ••• .-g:, c.-isla 111 Ne"' JDrll - Secretary of ca,,.,nerce Fred•rlcll De,at; sayl11g "as a ■ 11611 ,aallo,a tve are tvasti,ag e,aergy to l•r11 doa,,a ll,e tl,er•ostat - c•t o•I ,aeedl••• llgl,tl11g a,ad lift Its foa{off tl,e accelerator a little." ,,. Bo,a,a - Cllair,na,a Herbert Steir, of Ille Presid•,at's Co•11cil of Ee o,ao,.,ic Adv is o,s ~elll,ag a gro•P of West Germa,a busi11ess leaders tl,at Ille "'orld oil sl,o,tage -- tvill jo,ce a,a i,acrease i,a US e11ergy prices; or, Ille b,tgltter side, 11011,ag, l,o.,ever, it a,ill also slre11gtl,e,a ll,e . . , . dolla, ,,. world mo,aey markets. BUYING ~~ Tli rougli all of France 1' a wave of pa,iic buyi,ig todayf;; the eve of a tllreate,aed twe,aty--four hour slu,t- dow,a - by a,r estimated o,re millio,a small s1,op keepers. Tl,e Fre,acla merclaa,ats - protesti,ag gover,ame,at ordered 'I~ price co,atrols. Paris spoke•,,.,. Guy Re,a,afrtot aaylrtg: "We tc1a,at tl,e capital artd all tie• large cities • to be t•r,aed i,atn gl,oat totc1rts." PARIS A ~ The death of one of the w•• ~ Fre,ech fasllion desig,eers - is reported today from Parts. ivt:oww.-. Elsa Sclataparelli - ✓,at tlae peak of lier professto,e - d11ri,eg tlle J_llirties a,adlorttes. Also, tlae tr1ve,ator of slaoclltr,g perfume -- ••Js• ,, still o,ae of tlle be I - - ~ ~ . . e . sellers ,,. Fra,ace "- Now - llae vtclt"' of a strolte. Elsa Sclataparellt - offictally listed as sever,ty- = "'-'YIR, ~- Q'? - se ve ,a1 b•I X'""'"6' 112lf1 • • • • • 1 Her da•glater sayi,ag: ~~~ av! _ s ~ ' J•st forget A q • •*A ,ae ve r war,ted a,ayo•e to 11,aow. LOVELAND From Lovela11d. Colorado - the story of se&Je,aty- year old Jesse Lovi,a; a driver for more tlaa,a balf a ce11tury a11d 11ever a ticket till 110w. Poor Jesse - atte,,,pti,ag to save fuel. Spiru1i,ag alo,ag at forty-,. six miles a,a llour i,a a Bi%ty mil• a,ad hour zo,ae .,1, ,a Jae .,as pulled over by state police. The official claarge - ;,,,pedi,ag traffic.~ A · ~ -