SAN FRANCISCO Feb. 8, 1972 Allen Jackson Good et·ening. Al San Fraucisc:o - al last - a leulati v e <1greement today in lhal four-mo11th-long West Coast dock st1·ike. Terms 11ot disclosed. Howe ve r, union and m a ,i a g e m e n I n ego t i a t o rs - a 111i o 1111 c e d th a t a ll e c on om i c is s u es ha v e ,zow been settled. A . dtling that "certain non-economic i s s u es - w i l l b e ,n e di a t e cl a n d , i f ,i e c e s s a r y , a r b it r a t e d . " All this - subject, of course, to ratificatio11 by the do c k w o r k e rs ' f ,, l l m e m b e rs h i p . Observers predicted though - speedy approval. A11d so e11ds, it seems - one of the costliest strikes ill American histo;·y; in terms of foreign trade - one that may ha v e caused irreparable damage. SENA TE But despit e that tentati ve a gree ment - the Seuate late in th e da y mo ve d quickl y - and st,·ongly - to appro v e a plan of compulsor y arbit r ation to s e ttle the ualkout - if necessary . Tlz e v ote was s e 1ent y -11ine to lh1•ee -with o,il y three Senators v oting against it - /110 Democrats - Proxmire of Wisconsin - Harris of Oklahoma - and one Republican Weicker of Connecticut. The measure pro v ides for termination of arbitration proceedings - any time a v oluntary settlement is formally certified. It now goes to the House - for doubt/11I receplion. WHITE HOUSE " 0 ,. cl fr 8 Ill / I, e lV I, i I e ff O II S e / It {I t p r e S i tie n t N i X O ll - W i l l make a Ii I' e nation w id c ,. a cl i o broad ca s I Io morrow morn i 11 g 011 the gene1·al sub_jecl of Foreign Polic_v. It's in connection u ith a I olum . i11ous Fo1•eign-P , olicy reporl he's sending to Congress - ,selling forth his v ieu of the state of the world at tile end of his lllird year in office. The President will s/)eak f1•om his oval office in the White House tomorrow morni : ng - startin . g al six minutes after eleven - Eastern Time . The speech to be heard l iv e over tit es e CBS n el work radio s la Ii o 11 s . PRESIDE ST .4 I ~ o _ 1 1· c, "· t r. < H.;., i t e H ou ~ € - a s· if I t r.J I he , a ti on to du.• . P r t !- i d t r. t S i x o ,. t 11 1· 11 < d o 1 e r t o s t a t < a n d I o c a I 2 o r e r n m en ts / - t " < , t .' Pa r c c I .. of F < d < r a I 1 a 11 d " o r th f o II r - a n d - an, a 1 f m i 11 i o ,r • . ) . Tf:e!-c to be zu.cd _(01· purlu:i ar,d r c reat,onal PurPoses - along " ' i f h a P r c r· i o " s s: if t of '- , x t ." - t h r e c s ,, c· h p a r c ~ I " i u s t 1 a s t '.\ ' e a~ The Prfs1dc,t al!-o i ~~u e d an cxtcut,re order - 1f'hich r i rt u a 11 _,· ban!- th< p o, . on r n g o_f ea 6 1 e !. • ha u k !, • co, . o t es , falcorzs and othe1· t,rcdators. At tht &ame time, he urged Co,,gress to pass lt.gislai'ion - to protect these cr e atures f rom shooting and trapping as • . ell; al!!-o, lrgislal'ion aimed at identifying additional endangered s pecies - before it's too late. -r " C 1 c • cir , a r r an d C' / ea n u a t er - th e u r s e II s f' Qf o u r •and ,-,'-- - th< pro t, c t , o of II r/ d liff: and 11 at u ra 1 ~ au t .• - park .5, for a I I I c; t , .1 o ., t h c ~ e " - !, en d t h e P r E !, r d n t - .. a re p a r t of t It e 1, ; r t ;, r i g I, t Cl f , , e r ·' .4 ,, l: r i c a n . ·' B u t • • t o g " a r a n t l t h a t f, r r t Ii rig 1 1 .. - ; , £ o t , n" , d - " u e " · " !- t a c t a rt d a c t de c- i s i r · e 1 . , ; - ~ a·' ; , g ; t 1 !I / ; t e r a I I .' - 11 o u o r n , r l ' r . , t ( , I t I C ; , ,, .,,.,, I ( C 1 1 , ' , , ,, , ,, - ,,,,! , . l. C •1 , I C ' C .. • ·- , , ' t ' ( r , , ! c t ' '1 C r 1 r 1 1 ( .- I ! ! C • r • • , t I- C ,,,,,,c. ( , ( . " ' - ' Ci - ' L . }; ' . . ( , . . , • ( c.. , . ( ,, .. , , ( ( " ' . !- l n C r · I ( • J. C. C• I I - t . ( • ' , C - r - :. i· • ! C C. n . · .. l C • f ___ ,,ci t ,, I • • ( • f f • l C. , ( , c.. 1 ! : , ( . . I • l 1. . • . I . " !Cf.. SE N i l TE As e v eryone knows - the mills of Congress normally gri11d exceeding slot ; but /his year - slower tha11 ever. Se11ate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield obser v ing today; "It's been <l lousy Januar_v a,rd a lousy February." And the main reaso11 - said he - ,·am/Huit Se,rate absenteeism. SUGGESTED LEAD · -IN . TO THOMAS TAPE ''NEW IIIM,l LA Y.4N HOTEL" Next - Lo, el , 1 Thomas ; telling to11ighl of a brand ,1e11 lra,eler's resl - i11 tl1e High Himalayas. Lowell . . . NEW 111.lfALAY :\N HOTEL ----------------- ------ , ,, I ' A c O "P I e o f _\' e a 1· s n Ko u I, e 11 a 1 o 11 g u i. I I, R a l p I, Sc o I I a11d Ille Durrance !>, I ,, · as i111· ol1 ·e d in filming;,, Nepal. the N1eddi11~ o f the• Croun P1·i11r e, and l he11 a j1111gle ex pedition I o c a P I u ,, e a )' o 101 g r It i 11 o c e r o s . u • e w e ,. e I o 1 ,I a b o II I a p la n lo build a handsome ltolel ;,, a mo s t, most u,zusual place . Tlie idea was lo go more titan a hundred miles lo lite north- easl of Kalhmatzdu 0111 lo lite Mou11I E v erest area . Notv the word comes Iha! Ille Ito/el has actuall y been built o,r a mountaintop al at1 altitude of twelve tl,ousand six h11ndred feet . This 11•il1 just about make ; ii lite loftiest mor,nlain ho/el an, , ,oltere i11 the world . Of course there are some small inns al higher altitudes i,z Tibet, and in lite Andes. T It e -'' It a ,, e "am e d I Iii s one The Ho I e I Ever es I VI e.,, tDitll a pritale ballt for each room and all !Ital. To xet I It ere. accompanied by sher pa gu ides _v ou /ta 1•e Io hike ot er m o 101 t a i n I r a ii s for I w o d a _,. s . And tvh e ,z -'' o" gel there for a s i ,, K I e r o o m , I It i r I _,, - f i v e b II c I.• s a d a -'' , P e r P e r s o" p I u s ten or fifteen more for your meals . OIi yes, and if .\'OIi Ne u • Hi m a I a y a II II o I t' I . . 2 It a , e a Ii II le d i/f i cu II _ \' s I e e pi 11 g a I II i !( It I for a II e x /1 ' a s i,: b II c k s ·" o u K e I a c .,· 1 i n d e r of o x ~•Ke II a n d a m a s k I o u• e a r i n bed . Will Ira, el e rs !(O lo all this trouble? I'm sure they 11Ji1l because from //,is t1ew hotel yo , u'll gel a sublime viett of Ml . Er·eresl ri!(hl there i11 fro11I of you. along tDilh Lh o I s e a n d a doz en m ore · of I hos e m i g h I )' Hi ma la ;v a n peaks . And lite seaso" from October to May. Oh yes. }'Oil can fly there by helicopter. A lmosl every/11it1g used in the cons/ruction of this hotel 11·as carried in b}' sl,erpa ~tl•x porters, or b) ' helicopters. Would you say ii might be a bit startling to tDake up in the morning and look over and see your 11Jife on the ol1ier pillou u , earing an ox} 1 gen mask? Ho11J abo11/ making a reser a/ion, Warre1z? SUGGESTED FOLLOW TO THO.\IAS TAPE ''NEW HIMAL.4. YAN HOTEL") Thank you, Lou ell. A fi11al note - in a momc11/ . LONDON For Britain's Queen Elizabeth, Prince Philip and Princess Anne - a royal se11d-off today from London. The Royal Family headed for Bangkok - first stop on a seven-week tour of the Far East. Subsequent stops ext,ecled lo include Si,agat,ore, Malaysia, Brllnei, the Maldive and Seychelles lsla,ads, Mauriltus; and then - on the ,oay home - Kenya. It was there in Ken ya - duri11g another vis it - you'll recall - that Eli~abelh first learned that she It.ad become Quee,a - upon the death of her father - King George. TIie date - February Sixth, Nineteen-Fifty-Two; hard to believe - the was twenty years ago. Now for Lowell Tllomas - so long until tomorrow.