' I ' I d , ' I f 11 ' 1/ITE Jl cll . ,,. , • , , I , , I , , I I I ' , ' Federal 111 11111111111 , w,, a:, /,1 r11,1 1'/,,, r. ,,,, ,,. ,,, Says th,· Pr1·:-.idc11/ : • • ' . , t , than bad". i u c ,. e a s c I It c m i II i 111 11 111 w a Kc f o r u <J I t k i ti K m c n ,u rJ · ,· '"> " ~ , • is o u e Iha I "d c e ,. ,. cs I J, c s II pp o 1r f u.f tll l ..-\mer fr a",; • • • ri/EII PORT BEACH 0 ,. c,. I It<' 11 e c fu , 11 d - a s _v o ,, 111 a.\' t, a v e heard - a c It a r g e fro III Se II a Io ,. n e; c: k e ,. of Con II e c I ; c II I - I It: at c er ta in ''While House f>•ien<ls" had , ,,ecie, ed special tax breaks. 0 11 e of I h o s c l1 e 11 a m e ,I - f i I m It e r o Jo It n W a y 11 e : w h o ha s 11011 responded b y tele1,p·am - saying: "Senato,• IVeicker - for you1· inforn1ation I have never asked for ,ior have I 1•eceived IRS favors - nor have I needed them." Joh11 Wayne f11rthe1 · tel1i11g the Senator: "Wliat I need - is protection from cheap politicians like you! PARIS FOLL OH II Fl/TE HOl E /11 Fra11cc: - lltc Presidc11l 's , eeke,id I isil to Paris 11 1 as being hailed loday - ,,s "pc,·sonal lri11111fJ/1. . Fre,zch .,. ,· 11cu S/Jll/)ers and co111me11/ators - noting h!>u the President 11as sough/ out by Sovie/ P,.,.esident Podgor11y, West Germany's Willy B,-a,idt, Japa11's Premier Tan . aka a,id othe1· world leaders. The neuspape,· Le Mo,ide, for one, calling ii lfd:f "the Nixon festival." Adding 11,at "whether one likes it or n o t - whether one bow.,; to it or 11ot - U.S. supremacy" makes the Prcside11t "at home everywhere." ~ f I ~ l. )ll.,.-4 t,t.J ,- S «' n a IO r Kc II tt e d \' of ,\I as .~ a,. h tt s e I Is - a v is i Io 1" i 11 I, Bo 11 11 :- ~ - a . s a i d I o ,I a . \' tlw I P , . cs i tie II I Nix o 11 - s ll o 11 l d nol be fo rced to r cs i~n . "The b est "a y to p1·oceed" - is just l h e II a ,v 11· c ' r e p,,. o c e e di 11 /.l no 11 - s "id l1 e . A d ding th a t the Amc,·icau political syste m co11linues lo 1t ork well - in spite of c1•ificism botl, al home and abroad. SEN t TE FOLLOW BONN Hw~~ec- ~* //re S e 11al c'tc::f:t: a t t e m p t ~ 1, I o q II c 11 I{_ 1· a I II i t i o !' s c o m m e 1l I a b o II I I I, e fJ o s s i b ii i t y of ![~_;_~ impeu.cltmc11I. "'Senate Majorit y Leader Mike Mansfield 4,Rl4. saying - there has been e,1tirely too much speculation . Also StZJriMS "If a11d ti /ten lite issue comes lo tl,e Senate - there u ill be as little partisanship as possible - there will be ,ao circu .-; - there will be 110 hamming by at1 . y part of this body." Mansfield adding that in sttch a11 event - indeed, "the Senate itself" would be o,i trial. GOLAN IIEIGHTS I 11 111 c M id d I e Ell s I - Is r a e I i j e ts w e r e • • H I in 1:#- a c Ii o 11 Io day o ,, er the Go 1 a 11 Heigh ts . An Israeli t1'Jo-seater ~~ - later crashing;,, flames; the first Israeli jet lost on the ~ Northern Fro11t - since the end of the October War. D a m a s c u s qw ; c • l J c I a i ,n i "g 1 1- it w a s s h o t do w n by Syrio,i forces. Israel insisli11g, bumeue• s tlie crash was mo; tlJ- the result of a "technical mishap." NEW DELHI Al New Dellli - " f ourth straight da y of meetings b e t If' e e II th e f o re i gn m i 11 is t e r s o f India , Pak is tan a 11 d Banglatlesh ; an attempt to secure a lasting peace througho"I that ,, ast s11bco11tinent. 0 b s er,, er s n o ti 11 g th a t the ta l ks ha v e a pp a re n t l y made little progress. GRAIN A I I h e s a m e I ; m e , ,, , .. e fJ o r I t o d" y fro m t h e U • S • Agric11lt11rc Deparlme11I - 11oti11K lh,ll Indian wheat t,roducti , on is again way dow11; the result of a lack of rain - fertilizer s I, o ,, .. I ages - c r o fJ dis ea s e - and i ,is uf f I. c i e" t f II e l for irrigation /)11mt,s, lf'ith India hoping to b11y wheat from Canada or R11ssia. K A TM AN D U ~,.,_ From Katma11d11 A a report hillH,- that Nepal is a tie m P ting to re b" ii d its o ti c e -f l o u r i s h in g trade ~ with nearby --.. Tibet. A f ive-ma11 Nepalese trade delegation-':: now at ~ . Lhasa ; ~ a trade mission from Tibet Ai« due in Katmandu later this month. The exchange of goods between these two ~~ countries~ v irtually nil since the Red Chinese takeover of Tibet in Nineteen-Fifty. Zl'R/CII F1-om exiled R11ssia11 aulhor Alex<111der Solzhenitsyn an o/)e11 lei/er lo /he West i11 l(e11eral and his 11ew neighbors ;,, Zurich i11 /)a1"'ticlllar. Solzhe11itsyn saying he ,,as b · ee . n "surrou11ded by so much f r ie11dly warmth" - it makes him fee l Ile is 1101 in "a /01-eign co11ntry." "What I want now" - h e c on tin u e d - "is Io th a n k my i ,urn ,n ~er a b I e f r i en d s - io .it II 11ell' lite1"'ary works." HICKORY C ORNERS From Hickor y Corners, Miclliga11 - a report today telling o f a chicke11 - that la ys rare double eggs ; one inside /he othe1· - shell and all. T Tie o w t1 e r o f Ill is re m ark a· bl e bird , /4 Mrs • Don al d ST. PETERSBURG ~~ -:- -s:t;:--ppJeriru,ri. FloFltlR ·-- 111 the ) St. Petersburg Times editorial today aimed al d iscour aging visitors fr om taki,ig 11p permanent reside11ce. ';i~;.t;f t;,e:;;~to11rists are fine a:ay l•s, la Jot: t;. "we make our living serving them. " Adding, hower,er, \,, St:r,:>~ the city is already loo crowded - I\ "so we can't i11 good conscience press .v ou to come doun, to s taye" h:DM:::ff Petl!rshb;•I =- The message, in short: 0iv-J > t-~~- , ' - - A-.- k- 1it - t-W\• "It's a nice place to visit I\ - b11~. iatdw 'l=1tUH Ii' Ude• ~