Tuesday, May 14, 1974 HOUSE The House Judiciary Committee today resumed Its impeachment inquiry - behind closed doors. 111 mor11iNg and afternoon sessions - listeniJtg to tat,es of PresideJtl Ni.xon 's Watergate co11versatio,as. Tlte committee to me,t aga ,,. to,,.orro,o m orNiflg to CONS ider tlte possibility , of issuing another subt,oena ,/or additio,aal Wltite House ,,.alerial. Ba,t tlte Presid•ral'• cou•sel - James St , . Clair - sayh1g if Ille co,,.,,.ittee "utili~ed all of tlte evideJtce available to it - JtO evideratiary STUDY FOLLOW HOUSE Another House panel today completed a year-lo,eg study • dealing witlt pr,blic st,endi11g on tlte Preside,at's private residences. Tlae Gover,ament Ot,1trotions COfflfflitte• - urging that Cong-ress set a limit 011 sucla e%#Hu1dit•res. But it stopped slaort - of actually criticizi,ag tlle Presid•,at. Instead, bl am i,ag e%ces s i ve s pe,adi,ag - o,a tlae G•,aeral Services Adml,aistratio,a a,ad Ille Secret Se-rvice. REACTION FOLLOW STUDY Mean1tJlaile, tlte Watergate backlasla - co,athaues lo mount; with leadi,ag Democrats - agai,a ;,. tl,e forefroJ1t. Democratic Natio,aal Cltair•a" Robert Strauss deplori,ag toltat •e called "tlti1 terrible ltue a,ad cry for ti,• res ig,aatio,a of tlu1 Pre, ide,at." Bouse St>ealler Carl Albert ' s ayi,ag: "It ,0011 ld be disastrous for tle Pres id•"' to re•,,,..' ~ Se,aator Ervi,aA. ,aotl,ag tlaat lie di,,. 't "vote to t>ut tle -lo Preside,at i,ato office" - '"'" so lead ,ao riglat •o• ,-"t•ll Al• to quit." Se,aator Mhaority Leader Bugla'"Scott - ••• also la11i1W some sec o,ad - or is it tlaird - tltougl, ts today. At ••1 rate he said that Democratic leaders toere "rigAt - to allo• ti• system to fu,actio,a." Addi•g: "I tlti•k I'll st · ay toitla tlat t,ositio,a - myself." POTTSTOWN J,1 the same vein perhaps - the PoUstowJt Mef"c•ry at Potts town. Pennsylvania, today offered its readers - • "Watergate-less" newspaper. Tlais by means of a tw,o-•age pull-out section - co,ataini,eg all tl,e latest o,e tl,e Watergate case; with readers advised to "use it - or tlarow, it away . " 8:, ••• au:,, lrte reader later cal lift~ llfAI sayi11g: "Tlaa11t God - it's tl,e first time l 1,ave" 't s ee,e Waterg•I• on page 011e somewliere." ALCOHOLICS The White House - President Nixon today sig,ied a bill - encouraging states to tt"eat alcol,olics as sict t,eot>l• ral/ier 1/ia::;;-rimi•als ; a l s o , ~ • Federal at,paratus Joy researclt and develot,me,at - ,,. botla drug aba,se aftd alcolaolism. Tlae Pres ide,i t say i•g: "J,i deall,ag .,,; Ila dra,g •6•• e and alcoltolism - t,arty li11es are crossed; a•d 11oau 111e lave tl,e tools - to deal •itla tltese problems." WRITE HOUSE Tlae Wlaile Ho11se agai,a - Preside11t Nixo,r today ,.amed Air Force Ge11eral George Brow,a - Ila• ,e.ew claair••• of Ille Joi"' Claiefs of Slaff. G1111eral Bro11111 succeedi•6 AdMiral Tlaomas Moorer - wllo retires J11,ly Seco,ad. SENATE Th.e SeJtate today approved a bill - aim•d at a temporary easing of clean air staJtdards. Tlti• as part of a national cam-f'ig,. - to conserve e,aergy. Tlte Se,aat• ~~ \ meas11t'e ~ ; : : : . ; ; ~ lo co•fet'e•ce; 1/let'e to 6• ,-eco•ciled - .. u-$;-, ... 11.,, 6.t roldet'-t'aNglag Boase 6111, DAMASCUS ~ - " t - ~ In the Middle East - at Damascus - ~ Kisslr,ger ,,,.et today witlt Syria's President Assad. Dr. Klsslr,ger later saying that "no agreeme,et - .,as t"eaclaetl." Ba,t lie tlaen flew to Jeri,solem - to J"elay wltat lae called "soffle jut"tlt er Sy riar, tlaouglit s. " D,,-. Kiss ir,ger adtlirtg tlaat la• plans to co,afi,aa,e ltis slauttle -dit,lomacy - .,ult a "reta,rr, to Syria tomorrow." JERUSALEM FOLLOW DAMASCUS )U«) M - •••zlil»W:tfme, • •~•-• llitt Israel's APremieir- designate Yitzhak Rabin - is nearing ~ comf)letio,a of a ~~ ~ ~ '-.Qk) ~ 'it-- new coalition government. .._414.tw_a.ft.br-h tnial ts alt,. / ~ te - 1RJ -==t :fF-----y».crb1J• •• en• 1, ~ Friday. . CON- edl ■e, •• ,, ■ ON i -itUf • M ■flit Uj i,i BONN ~ West Germany's lat~ lamented • Affair" - is f ar f rom finislted, it now develops . Tlae new carelaier government in Bonn - today creating a st,ecial contMiBBio11 -t{..f-~~~Q~ ~~- to stud:, t1,e spi c~.11\ A spo1,';;J,,,. sa:,l11g ,-,,e conu11lulo11 "will be maki•g a,a assessment of tlte situation - a,atl •orl, out prot,osals aimed at imt,rovhag preventive security." LONDON The new Chairman of the Greater London Cou11cil - Dr. David Pitt; taki,sg over today - as tlee first Blaclt ev•r to hold tlaat post. Dr. Pitt - age sis ty - born i,a Gre,aada; 1111tere •• a youtla - lee leelt,ed # fo101d tlae West l11dla11 Natlo,aal Party. Later movh1g to Britain - 1111tere lte became a t,llyslcl1111 - eve,atually driftl•g back i11to t,olltlcs; a,ad 110111 tit• clll•f admi,aistrator - for eiglat-a,ed_-a-llalf milllo,a t,eot,le. HOLLAND ~ tomorroa, at Holland, Jlicllg•• - tlie Forty- Fifi la A,u,ual Holland Tulit> 1''estival; •itla the VGfll••rd of a,a e%t>ected tlaree liuftdred llaou•a,.d visitors - already Oft officials say••• ,a ■ t •ore '""" a •illio,. of tlaelr l•ll,• a-Ye ,.o., ha full bloom. CHICAGO !!611 ••• t -ff-rom Pickle Pac lie-rs J,aler11aUo•al I• ~~ Citic ago)... a ret,ort tlaat Amerlca,as ltave co11s1u11etl ,,. Ila• , •• , ~ year - a -rec ortl hoe• ty !!!ll io11 /)iclll ••. r• w ••etlr Pao•••• II ■ & calli11g alteaU011 lo Natlo,aal Plcllle W••• - ORONO Plans for tlle first World's Largest Egg Co,.test are ret,orted today from tlle Exte"s io" Poultry Service •• tlle University of Maine . Officials sayi,.g if your ••11 lays a big egg - send It ht 011d 1011 may get it gold-t,latetl. B•t, please • l l i j •••• a. - o,aly lle11's eggs. DMclla, gee••• ostriclles and eveJt crocodile• - strictly forbftltler, . ~ _ / . .