Mo,i. January l5, 1913 KEY SISCA YNE The t,eace that II as once - "at hand" in Vietnam is now at,parentl closer than e er. At any rate, reports from Saigon say that Prestde,at Th.ieu llas fi11ally a reed to accept a t,ropo•ed cease-fire. Wleile llere at home - at Ke y Biscay11e - President Nixon was orderi,ag a halt i,atl,e bombing against North Vieh,am ,· also, ordert,rg a,a e"d - to all other offensive military actio,r. TIie Preside,,t's move - "a unilateral dectsto"" said White House Press S . •cretar y Ziegler. A decision lie say• is based on "the progress made in negotiatio,es bet111ee11" tl,e U . S. a,rd North Viet11am. Ziegler adding that He,,,y Kissi,r g er will retur11 to Paris - "i, i t he near future" - Joy additional talks with Hanoi's Le Due Tho. All of whiclr ts said t,erhat,s to presage - the initiali,1g of a formal agreement - we hope. WATBRGATB Four more defe,eda,ets ,,. tlaat Watergate b•gghag trial decided to plead guilty today. Al luaA l,.e er1>l11l11~ llial lie lllo•glll lie ., . . llel1>l11g ,,. flglll " a Co"'"'""'•' co11splracy. Wltlr all /011r - fl11ally re ,,,a ,ade d ,,. 011e la.,,. dre d tla o••a,ad dollar bail pe,adl,ag Today'• acllo,a - leav~ o,aly ,.,o def•,a~a,al• • ' ' " to sla11d trial. G. Gordo,a Liddy 11,id Ja,,,e• IV. / McCo . •d -- boll, former of f : .. · lals of tlte Co•ffllllee lo Re -e lecl tlte Pres lde11t. LO ,E LE L o " l e - a co11rt - o, • der d plan * f or c omb a I itl g mm r mo tx!t' in South rn alifornia -,, disdo:se.; today - b William Rttck lshaus of the En ironm ntal Prot lion Agenc . uni ersal i,istalla/io,i of anti-smog de ice )mandator . . e/zicl inspection ) -- co,z e rsion of fleet ehicles lo o the r Jue l I additio,ial controls on stationer facilities such a incinerators, also, gasoli,ie ,,-ationing . Much of wlliclA Altll to the Supreme Court. MENLO PARI F LL LOS AN ,ELES the r e ult of a thr -' a r announc e d toda at / he Stanford R e sear It hi litut • Tit ~ co t o f air pollution in dir ec t dama e lo pla,, a,zd crop - - set at roughl · on e hundr e d and th i r/3 -tt o million a ear; which is a lot, admittedl, , - lv ~ but till a far cry from pre v ious estimates?,f' l11, a u ~ "" l ft ,;i-£, ■/> ' , half a billion. WA SI/ING TO Wn lti,i In a ai11 - T,· n 11r ~ S e ,· e tar G or rP, hull~ l!fJ:#:3" di C ll sin ':::t:l: Qtl z::::::r lh e P - r e id n I's de L i o n t o re la , · n a g a n d pr i c c on I r o ls ;M;.~ S 6 • It r b e11 r xpli it on uideline or b Ital ior - U ! e will inter ene if people et 011t of line. But. "the bi tirin g" - lz e continu d - "is ca,i we . . do omething about food pric ? - that's 1 hat u e 're cone rncd about." Shultz adding: "If y ou tr y to impose a ceili11 on omethin g like ra, agrict1ltural products - all ou do is make ttf;\g1 th i n gs wo rs e and ) o tt l:f:I Ii a e a s h o rt age • " , ; I . .. ., l I < n ' • ~ l ( . z, . ( :1 . T : ~ .'.I } . l ~ ~J . ( T. 9ltl 1 ' · • t . ( - 0 1 :.-: t , ,, . 1 i t:. , l I 1• l C r ~ 0 0 • a . T t . ' • ac e f ' , ' .. , . T a I ( t' . t • an i; ( ' Ii ! l 1 · r r . ; r . d E d ~ r: i I a r - l . t . r !H f . ,,.,,; t H--:1 La d. A a 1 i a ,, Q . n f r, -- "h r u a M i 'L addi,, at ,r O t OPI OJ' i t . . _ . . l a t cha,r attUud o t c B9l ' t ro l , . o. 1 Bol ~ · La d. F rt r O • T t '1 a f d a n r , it. th r o no. i~tic r J; " JERl A LEM F I L lV \ TI A . l i II f ra l t I, " I{ ' 0 Y L I( ' in/ ,. l O y Ill in nt '"(l:. -re t:ha11 IH • nlJ , ar • - - / B r h e ba in th d e rt south to th i n t h e o rt h . rlt e t • u,.,. a, • 11 mu lot ~ l » g t e d b4:u.t foot in J rusalem ~ I ,.J ~ mor tlta11 Luo fee l i A s~ Del ig htin the e r y tlz in g e ls bHI paral Jzt ng ,.?,,4r- /Ndi1J[' Je rusa le m's mayor Tedd y Kollek calli11g in army v ehicles - to help o/>en the street , as BP 111 A ■ iiMl>Br 9/M-ospitnls ~ puttin g plots on their ambulances - sendin g them out to bring i n doctors and nu r e s. ~ I i Is ra Ii , eath er bureau - pr di tin g more snow u ithin fo rt y - ight hours. M IL A Th pri o n r, Chin ·e born Lim 11 g; n pri 11fin r u I i , , a J iff I , o - th e at h r of Ji e . II u a hu lled info a public court ard at Manila - and th re h looked around a,zd aid: "I ee , , ott ha e a bi,,. era, d - ju l like a Ji sta." Whereupon he , as ti d to a tak and executed by a firing squad. Lim Seng's death ; personally ordered b ~ Philippinea.. President Marcos. The first - e ution - under terms of..,. • • newly-inacted martial ~ la, . / o r dealing in millions of dollars worth of heroin o er the past ten years. Lim Seng blamed for the drug addiction - of at least ten thousand• Filipinos. HEL INK/ A fl Y a y ~ o o 11 111 o >l 1/1 - p r l i n, i n a r y talk on an all - Euro/J an ecurily •••~e 011f renc t r 1011 d toda - y at H l inki. The u e t , ni al lie presenting 7 a fo1•mal r qu I lo lite So iel unio11. - - a r qu t for Y la a/ion o Ru inn rule on tra l and en or hip; also, calling for th onstruction ofa n t Eurr,:,e - based on "human o>ilactsj' ttltural e • changes and a IIJfit~ t ider flou of information." Wizen he resp o nded, though - Soviet Ambassador sa Vlktor Maltsev all but tgnor the u·estern statement. Calling instead for a re ognition of the post 1 ar stattts qt10 - along t ith impro ed cultural and en ironmental relations. BR EL Th · · i r t ouncil of Mini . l r of the ne, l) nlar 1 d Europ an o, t-non Market - - wa. It ld today al Egrnonl Pala i,i Bru el~; tlz ame pla.ce where Britain, D nmark and Ireland -- for1nall) signed their memb r hip tr ati ju t a )' e a r ago . ouncil Chairman Pi r re ,...1,; Ha rm l of Brus se · ls - noting that the Common Market not represents a European community of mo · re tha,i tt o H hundred and fifty million people. Adding that "such a Europe is ready to det ot its p ople, to p ac and to n e to a c tt on on a b road scale - ?~- 1, all tile strengtlz derived from its unity." BLOOM/ ,T If oman' hair i It r c ro, ni,i g glor o th {( ill I o u • lh tor I an lll inoi Stat e oed - o Proud o f It r hair thnl no doubt re cue z orkers H o" l d IH1 l i k d Io " ro L n her. " Pr tty ,iineteen ear old Cathy Ca,io-b-loc-k - one of six coed i11 ol ed in a Ira/J i ac ident at Bloomington, lllinoi . Their car flipfi,ng over - on e and all e caping serious injury -- exce pt that C a I h y 's l o ,i g l r s , ere pinned h n eath the car. fl ' hen ,,,_ police of f ered to cut her free - Cathy replying, in effect, "not on ) our life . . " And the re slie lay ~ j.tflee• mt••trs till a Lt reeker finally arrived and lift e d th e ca r . A • d • o • ~, ••• ••~ ha i r 's b re a d th ;:::r~ , escape , • ., p-esult i ould ,, ou say, f1:f a hair brained A ? idea. DA LL\ Wh 11 a rl Tire 1t a ag /1 el1 - 11 hil lit ing at 1iddl l o u n, Ohio - h n identally touch e d a hight n ion pou r line. He ,,a tit n taken to a fun ral parlor r one thou hi It Las dead; er one ~• I hat i xc pt a,i uncle nho u a called to identif lh body. He noticed that Carl t as still breathing and quickl3 , called a doctor. Youn g Carl spending a ear in th hospital losing his left arm and leg - bu/ re/tlsing to gi e up. He w nt back to public chool - and then ,. on lo Ohio State; in college - learn ing hotv to swim= on 7 raduation taking a job with the Ohio State Insurance Department - but also becoming a st imming coach; and later on - a member of the National Board of the Amateur Athletic Union; e entt,ally - moving to Dallas; where ~- •xsttH he i, as still iving st imming instructions - mainly to handicapped persons - when the end came this pa t tt eekend. DA LL arl Tir , - a i x / ,_ ix; a man I ho li d mor " tha11 Ital / n nlur} "on borrou >d time."