L. T. Thurs. Sept. 3, 1970 GOOD EVENING EVERYBODY: A I the peace table i,r Paris - America's David Bruce aNd North Viet,aam 's Xua,. Thuy - face to face today for the first time . The ,aeac, U.S . peace 11egotiator telli11g Iii• Co,,,m1111ist cou,sterpart - just back from RaNoi: "Let•• set aside pre-do11dltio11s to serio•s disc11ssi0Ns - let 11s set aside de,,,a11ds for 011e-sided a, : tioN." "Let•• work iNstead" - lie .,,.,., ON - "lo achieve the earlie:;I possible Nesoliated settle- "'e11t - which t11kes i11to acco1111t the legiHmate co11cerN• of boll, sides." Th11y, ;,. l11rN, pledgiNg to "lisle11 caref1,lly" to US proposals. Later tlto11gll - Br•ce "'alriNg it plai11 Ille US will co11H1111e to i11sist - tltal S011111 Viet11am "'" ' ' ltave freedo• of clloice iN tl,e selectio11 of its o.,,. goverNme11t . Wlaerea,po11 Tla11y asserted : "After Nearly twe11ty mo11tlrs with n,ore tlta11 etgltty sessto,u - ii is 110w clear that tire Urtiled States is ,eol slaowiNg a serious attitude a,ad good will." Tlris setti11g Ille PARIS - . 2 te,ao,r for a five hour session. The co11fereNce Ji,aally b,-eallh,g up with both sides · - o,a the surface, a,ayway, J11•t as far apart as ever . . STATE Turning next to the Arab-Israeli impasse - a burst of excitement today in Washington; where Ille U S P•blicly accused Egypt and the Soviet Union - of agree,,. e • I deliberatel3 , violating the current slaJtd-still i• Ille Middle East. A" official U S stat eme,at sayi,ag tlaat s11cll violatio11s - ma,st be stopped. Addi11g: "We ore co,ati11Mhtg to •alcll tlae bala,ace closely" i• llae Midtll• Boat - "a,ad, as we leave said previo11sly . laave t10 i,ate11Uo,e of permitli11g Israel's sec11rity to be adveraely affected." TEL A VIV FOLLOW STATE Mea ,twh i le the Israel is cab i,aet was mee I ;,.g ;,, s11per-secret sessio,r ;,. Tel Aviv, MJith more reports tlrat Defe,tse Mi,rister Moslle Daya" - 111as seelti,tg to sc•ttle tl,e cease-fire as "i,.effective a,rd 11,uoorllable . " However, Daya,r himself, later, o" ,ratio,uvlde radio - asserti,rg tlrere were differe,rces ;,. tire Israeli cabiflet. Addh1g of tllat cease fire - "I do,r 't l Ille ti o,re bit" - beca••• said Ire, "tlae other side does ,tOI abide by tire agreeffleflt." ,,. respo,rse to a qNestiort, tlro•gl,- Dayart said lie is r,ot resigfliflB fro,,. Ille Cabiflet. CAIRO FOLLOW TEL A VIV Now the latest - from Cairo - a,a article to,aiglit - i,a Ille semi-official ,aewspaper Al Aliram; a,a article saying - there can be no military settleme,at i11 tlae Middle East. Al Abram addi11g - "a political agreeme11I is tlae o,aly way." CORONADO Mexico's Presider,/ Gusta v o Diaz Ordaz a gNest to,eight ON America,r soil. Arri v i,eg by jet to meet lfitlr Preside,rl Nixo,e at CoroNado, Califor,ria where a11 official Stale Di11,rer is schedNled for later this e v e11i,rg. Mr . Nixon hl 1,is welcomi,rg remarlts. noli,rg that tlte two n,e,r ltad met just I• o wee Its before - at P•erto Valla,.,a ;,. Mexico, a11d tllat it's •11t,recede11ted for a llead • of •tale lo pay a rel11r,a visit so sooN. •·B11I, llris is as it sl,o•ld be," said lie - "becaNse Ille frie,rdslrlt, bel•eeli 011r two gover,a,,.e,al s is 11,at,recede11ted." 0 TOKYO #liWIII l•e ef lh• ••lie•s llel• ellie.,<1, "••l'e••i•I• fer ~ ~ ttoll ■ flug ewr earlll ••11i,-0••••'1 • ,-.e, •••e• •••••&t• /so *Abila t eral agree"' er,tw;:"s ig•ed I oday ;,. Toity o. The U S a,rd Jaf>a" pledging a joiffl battle - agah1sl ll1e iffroads of t,oll11tio,a. This by "'ea"s of a free exclea,ege of i,eforlflation - o,e ll1e developi,eg lecl,,elqa,es a,ed lecle,eology of JI l I AIUUL& A effective poll,llio,a co,elrol. r , Prelflier Salo - observi•g llu,t "Ille ;,,.pact of • deleriorati,eg e,eviro,elfleflt - 110., exle,eds beyot1d ••lio••l borders." Salo - i,a a ret11r,a lflessage agreei,ag 111•1 "Ille problelfl coMld be effectively M PA dealtla •illl o•ly tltroNglr ;,.1erfla..,al cooperaliofl. " WASHINGTON Here at home again - on tlle ec · o,aomic front - something of a turn around. Tlte Treasury Department reporting l1Ju9 that - . U S Savhags Bo,ads ~ales exce w · ded redemptions last mo11th - for Hae first time since Decemler Nineteen Sixty Eiglat. Tlais e,atli,ag - at least - temporarily - a,r ecoraomic draira totalli,ag ,aearly tlaree billio,e. Government officials laopit1g - •lu,t'• more - tlae tur }, r,roNnd will t10111 beco•e per,,.a,aet1t; especially in view of a gover,a,,.e,at tlecisiora last laal mot1tla - "'alli•g savit1gs bo•tls ircterest rr,tes still laiglaer. , DENVER From Denver the story of a suit filed by tlte tribal Indian Land Rights AssociatioJt; a suit attempting to declare null and void - t lte so-called Taylor Grazing Act which was passed back i,e Ille tllirllea. ') J,edia,r spokesma,e A. A. Hof>ki,is-Dulles -- a f1,ll blooded Kiowa - argui,ag that the Taylor act deprived J,edia,es - a,ed sixty of the rigltl to claim ,.,, lo o,ee llat1dre)l'cres of t>MIJHc la,ed. T Iii s - ut1der tlae ge,,era l J,edia• all ol ,,.e,et • cl of eiglltee,e eigltty-seve,e. - - - ,,. Ille et1d tltoMgll ~ federal judge Alfred agreeit1g tlaal "tlle wllile "'"" behaved as •• l•di•• giverp" lo a,se ltis ow• words. Addit1g, ifl effect, laowever: " Tlaal wltich Cot1gress llas Ille riglll to give - ii •l•o ( Ila s I It e rig h t I o I all e a way • " OTTA WA Re , e 1 ., i W i - a s , • , ~ r w , ., , , w d I o a.1& s ;. 1 u Ottawa, Kansas. -:s The Ottawa Jo11r,aal complain~ A editoriallJ ' - about Paris efforts to pop11larize a ,eeav longer hem line. The article ,aoth1g that "slrort dresse• have everything in the world in their fa v or - 11,e lo•g dresses notlai,eg." Further dema,ediNg : "Was tlaere ever a more sh.ocki,eg outrage - perpetrated in the ,aan1e of faslaior,?" All of avhicla is laardly ,ee1C1s - excet>t tll•t ~ U 4 tlee ••r•s ed 1 torial was origi•ally t>ublislted At>ril 75e11ty- / lJglatlf, eiglatee,e severtty. - - •ore Illa• a l11n1dred years - - ago. A• article co•iflg to liglat - via Ille researcll efforts of Bea.. Birgi,e-a l of Bee -li,ee Be1ue11vllle, llli11ola. ~ Birgl11al faslrioN i"corporated tlu,s COJIBOliflg NS with the tlr.ouglrt tlr.at in wo•ens faslaio,es - "wllat goes doN111 mttsl co111e ttf> agal11. '' ~¥~ ~~ LOMBARDI For 011e of tlte greates . t coacltes i11 tl,.e l,lstory of America11 football - lite fi11al ,vltistle today, ill tl,e 11alio11'• cal'ilol. Ro11glt, '011gll, Vi11ce Lombardi - ,vl,o /0M11ded 011e dy•••ty ;,. Greer, Bay a11d was ,veil or, ltis way to /0M11dl11g 011011,er ir, Waslli11glo11 - s11cc11mbir,g at last to a mor,tll•ll•g battle "'"" ca11cer . A• a yoMrtg coacla lae laad beer, tralr,ed by Red a so•e thne tlll11g" b11t ratlaer ar, "all-ti"'e lltlJtg." "Tl•re is 110 roo"' for seco11d l'l•ce ltere" - lie ,ve11t or,. Addl11g: "Tlaere's 011ly or,e place ,,. "'Y game - a11d tltat's first 1'l•ce." Vir,ce Lombardi - lte ,vas or,ly fifty-sev••·