FORT BENNING -1 I.AO ..c \.,} . ~ , 'yt~.~o Al Fort B e nning, Georgia - , ?e- c ~ o .t:.. u.-.,rl , , martial ~ - O'D'f':.. ~•i c.rii::., . _ part two _ J:J,:r penall y /Jia e · including a t,, ,~-, =ff, • "'7BlllNf plea _ from /he man whose fate /tangs in /he balance. LI. Calley lelling Lile court: "I am not going to sta,zd here and plead for my life or freedom - but f would like lo ask you lo consider that Ii es are "al stake. ~ adding: tho · r,sands more "I've never k,iown a soldier - nor did I myself, ever wantonly kill a human bein . g in my entire life." An , d then he said: "If I've committed a crime - it was because I valued my troops' lives ,no1·e than enemy troops." ~ '"'' .... , - t • do .. •n '• 1 s face - Cw . 11,, u III c , ears s ream, n g - , .. • conclud:.:;:- "Yesterday, you stripped me of all my hon . or. Please, by your actions today, don't strip I beg of "'011." Ju lure s oldie rs of Iii e i r Ii on or - ., .,-v-. The army's cltief prosecutor - quick , , reply - ~ tile court: "You did · not strip LI. FORT BENNI G • • 2 Calle) ' of his honor. Wiza/ he did - sir pped him of his honor." And I e added that the penalty - must be "co-nimenstu'ale" with the crime. CHITTAGO G NEW DELHI Fron1 Chilla g ong Eas t p k' a ' Ian - by wa y of N w Delhi -i:lf,- India - a rep t f ' ~ or O fierce fighting today ~~ between federal troops andAPakistan rebels. At the same an.{' tim , Indian pres reports ~ telling of the slaughter of i1111oce11/ men, women and children in East Paki tan: also s II g g es I in g t lz e Po s s i bi li l y of s end in g arm e d / n d; an " >> olunleers - lo help the so-called liberation forces. Ar ~ · J!uhlstaN. ~~ As a result of this - .r,adio Pakistan"accush,g India of meddling in Pakistan's internal affai..-s. Fu..-th charging tllal India's interference - "has set a dange..-ous precedent causing serious concern lo /he international community." Radio Pakistan adding that, in any case - federal troops in East Pakistan are bri,rging lite swaliofl firmly under control. t_ ~ A ll-lndia Rodi,; saying ,-:p .__, .,..,.. ~ ~·. I\ Prime Minister Indira Gandhi will · requeSI from th e Indian Parliament - a resolution expressing solidarit Chittagong • .2 with the p e ople of Easl Pakistan. India's foreign ministry also saying llral any request for assistance for East Pakistan - will be given "proper consideration." SAN CLE_fE_ TE ---- Her al home - the we ern While Hou e - an an11 ou11c me11/ that Pre idenl • ixon •ill make a ,iationsid roadca t - a .,eek from tomorro., nigltl. ubj ct: i· i I 11 am - al o Lao • The White Ho1,1se addi,ag t hat ll Pr id nt w i l l } . . ~ • ~ 1 ~ • - ~ , . , , , - ~ A m rican troop ,oithd,a•als from Soulia Viet11am. GR E2.~EJf..Q2.P --- For Sean/or Strom Thurmond - age sixty-eight - a11d hi wife, Na11cy - age twenty-four - it's a girl today at Greenwood, South Carolina. The Senator's and his wife' fi1•s/ born - weighing in al seven pounds ele e11 ounces al last report, mother and child doing fine - /he fa/lier, loo. KREMLIN -------- Al the Kr mlin's Palace f o Congresses - /he Ji 1' I s i o,, of 111 So · t u · ie nio11's twenty-fourth C o m m uni s I Pa r I C on gr es s • Kc l k yno e spea er: Party Chief/an L onid Brezhnev - who promptly launched a 11ew So iel peace offensive; calling for a 1110-rld disarmarnenl conference - also, a eeries of meetings of tire world's atomic powers, including Red China, lo ban nuclear weapons. Bttl falling that - said Brezhnev "our glorious armed forces are prepaYed to repel an e,ren1y a/tacit - at any time of the day or nigh/ from any quarter." And he added Ilia/ "any possible aggressor ls fully Of a ,,"clear attack - he • i l l be a111are that in the event dealt a devastating counter blo.,." ~ o ~~ ~~~\ KUWAIT -------- A sassin alio,z in Kuwait. The v ictim _ l r a q ' s form er i c e Pr es id en I and one ti m e air m• r 8 ha z - General Hardin Takrili · who was waylaid by five g rrn m n - a n d s h o I a I l ea s t s e v en t e en t i m e s . Th e general ousted from office last Se1'tember - for failure lo support Arab commandoes in their claslies with Royal Jordanian army troops. At the time - f \.£11~ of his death,.___ isiting friends in Ku•ait - /ollo•ing a pilgrimage lo Mecca. r,. ORT HER.\" __ _ RD . \.\. ----- .\" t ' r 11 t. ' ,. " J o r d a 11 - a _f i. f /11 t r a i It t d a ). ' of f i .. 1 •;,, - ..\ n, t·ers11., .-l i·ab: will, tlr r p rc 11 io• p,· adi,r • h,·ou ltoul Ill· .\lid-Ea I. Cairo chargh,g t lia l Jorda11 i ~ n I mpti11g - an "exlerminatio,r oft•~ Pale i inn Pt opl • ' Cairo also anno101cing JW .,; I1zd,·a wal - of all Eg·yptian membe-rs of Arab 1-rrcce I am . . ~ , u , .,, ; ,, f II, Tl 1 · iii . I tin, ; ,, /11 II "· n f 1 . • • 11 1 · . t h E rh, · qu ,. al ; -~ , . an nd lo inromr .,, . . C n i c 11 n n o " . I a 1 · e l'1· . ; Q in . It! gr adr,a/ed i,rco"'~ a . - a ~ . ( a · ' uch as no., used b) /I, co rries. This last - a tax cot • ri a t · ,.., ,od a t e er} stage of prod11clio,r ••tl g er me Sec ri tene /i fr . a I Jin1/ eh ind /}rat of a C'o rollary 'measure - / i al o urJ(ing ram. , pa {d to t : ul In Jr lnJ( •orkc SPACE ------ r.~l . \1. Lou - nrli11~ had of lh . s. spar A ,, ' - t h chief uil'1e loda before th - ena ~pn t 011:mill , wh r h charged that because of c , - n c k in I h l". s. pac p · rogrnm - "there is . , . t· t1·:, · indication' that Americ will soon lose its I ad 1· I i p i 1 pac • I\ l j __, !l_nce Iha/ happens - said lie - ',o e m a j ' 11 o I a a i" ha e I he capacity Io ca I ch up • '' Lo., addin t hat the Russians "have already said - tlley expect to hat , a permane,it space staHo,a lo,ag b .fore ,oe do. ' DICK BECK --------- - - B for I sign off, a salule lo ottr CBS nomad, Chari s K e raull who took ,n Place yesterday. Lik e Charli Keraull where er I happen /o be 1 invariably pick r,p om item or oddity that I H•ant to - pass along. The 11ew is o Ilea y tonight /here's hardly time. But I do also wa11/ to salute two of my aviation friends, LI. Gen. Hun/er Harris who you may recall as our recent Air Commander in the Pacific. The other, Dick Beck with whom I used to ski occasionally al Lake Placid in /he Adiro•daclu. Dick now is a veteran round-the-,oorld TWA pilot ,oho has rolled up 1,oenty-/,00 thousand hours hr the air; o er six million miles of flying. SomeH•e ,oltlain the next few months, i,sshallah, he'll be maki•g his 0 •e thousa,idlh flight across the Atlantic. To me tllese are impressive, almost s taggeri•g figures· NEW YORK A pair of shipboard arrivals today in Ne• ~ York - /lie Duke and Dutchess of Windsor,., - ~-;t9e thei-r •••t •••t atrnttal visit. The Royal couple saying they plan lo stay about t11Jo weeks - before headhag soutla to Palm Beacl,, Florida. What do you think about •ot ' pan/ s? ~ t h e Duk~:.,o,,uor · ---<- ~ "ridiculous." ~lie Dutchess~ Jo• l,: <:MP in A •ord:- ,■ -#.; I a J1 Kl .,. q l,ot pantsf , n - "'~- ~ 0 They're not so hot.' ~ ,:::r-;..- ANN ARBOR ----------- Michigan, s only surviving heart transpla,at patie11t - eriously injured in a one-car auto crasla today al Ann Arbor. Forty-one year old Donald Kaminski - suffering tllree fractured ribs as "1ell as facial culs. Ending up under the care of tlJe same doc/or - who gave him Iris ne., heart more tlaa,r tM:10 years ago. He wa . s also charged K1ith careless drivhsg ~ - police noting /hat "he liad been drinking1 ta l i t t l e ~ ~ All I his - right in keepi,rg ., it II Ila• ias lei's regular life style. Fri ends obs ervirtg that lte has ,eever lei his hear/ trouble - interfere K1ith ltis ft1fl. Kaminski himself - in a rec•t intervieK1 - sayi,eg he ., leads "a perfectly normal, happy life;" K1laicla i,eclt1tles - said he - driving fast cars afld airpla,ees - lailti•g . . miles on fishing and hunting trips - also, comJ,efi,rg h• snowmobile races.