TEHRAN For President Nixon in Tehran welcome today(including a colorful airport ~~ ~ ~~ and then a motorcade i ~ : - l ' M o r e than I\ ceremony - half-a-million Iranians - lining the parade route~eering both tlle President and the Shah of lr ■ N - as they stood shoulder-to- shoulder in an open-roofed car. First stop - the Shahyad Aryamehr Monument; which was completed just last year - to mark Ille Twe,aly- Five Hundredth anniversary of the Persian mo11arcl,y. Tehran's Mayor Gholam Reza Nikpay - t11ere prese,ati,ag the President with the keys to the city. Mr. Ni%Oft, '" ,.,,.,., Praising Iran's tremendous progress - under tlte Sltall '• "e,alightened leadership." And later on - a round of official talks. TIie Pres id en t said to have pledged the Sllala - la is u nd''" i,a is #Jed 1 moral and military support; especially as the Slaala seeks ease E t to •••• tensions - in the Middle as · t ADD TEHRAI T~e President further pledging--at a 11ttteriag u 1 tate banquet--tbet the U.S. •111 neTer de1ert 111 friend,. •ve build our poltcy•--•aid he--•on the alltanc•• we have had in the p11t--haTe no•--•nd will ba•e in the future.• WARSAW FOLLOW TEHRAN Next - Warsaao ; for anotlaer hoe,ety-fo 11 r-lao 11 r stopover - en route #tome. Tliis to maria Ile fh•• t time tlaal a U.S. President lras ever visited Pola,:d. A,etl tile outlook - again good. One of tle Pres itle,e I'• aid•• r1otir1g: "If Moscow laad been a failure - Warsaao •01iltl llav• 6••• a Jailu'f'e ; but Moscow was a s ucc es s - a,etl Wars a• • i l l 6• a success." BONN FOLLOW WARSAW Meanwhile, Secretary of State Williar . Rogers flying today to Bonn; where lie briefed the foreign miniaters of fifteen NA TO nations - on the outcome of tire President's Moscow visit. A NATO spokesman later qe,oting Rogers as aaying - tire U.S. and Russia botla favor "a mutual balanced reductiors of fore es" in Europe. But tlae U.S. - at,t,are,.tly more so; 'I _A.t,t for Rogers also,( quoted as sayirsg tlaat r,egotiatiorss for acla ie v ing th is - must come "r,o later ,,.a,. t,ret,arallo•• for an all-Eu-rot,ean summit conference;" arsd ,,.at last, of course - a long-sougllt Russia" goal. ► PENTAGON B11re •• '"•.i - 7i.e p t f" en agon today 111as calli,ig tl,e u . . S. naval blockade of North Vietnam - a,a u,iq11alified success. A s poke . s man saying: "Tlae fl ow of all JuPt,lles is minimal; and the flow of bulk sut,t,lies - particularly petroleum, oil and lubrica . nts - is very, very cloae to We are also told 11,at U.S. ah· strilles agai,est ~{&4-y> Communist rail lines - liave caused a l,uge "b•clllog'A of sut,t,lies in neighboring Red Clai11a. Tlae Pe•togo11 addiRg, wllat 's more . , tllere llas bee11 ut, to ftOW - "110 major effort to develop alter•ate routes." ► SUPREME COURT From the U.S. Supreme Court - a brief order toda y i reaffirming ,,.e abolition of ,,.e deat• 1>eully in the State of California . Tlais - tDitlaout conu,ae,at ; but it was - unanimous. Take11 by ma11y to meat1 t•• Suf>reme Court will soon abolish tire deatla t,e11alty tllroughout the nation. LONDON Of all the sounds of Lo11do 11 - ~ I}- - ,..,..,., t•e mo,t ,,___ _ _._lt..,...:..._ J. _ ~ ,t- ~'71 t ~ J memorable is that of "Great Pa 11 l" · i1 • , a ,eve•tee,a-to,ae ,tale bell - at fabled St. Paul's Catlledral ; a bell tlaal ;, .,.,,,,6 only to mark the passing of a great ma11 or a,o"'"" _ " bell tltat echoed and reeclloed today aero,, Lo,ado11. "Great Pau I" rem htdi,ag Lo,ado11e r, - of t•e de•t• tlaeir of tire man who was briefly(Ki,rg. - tire same tribute last give,a to Wi,aslo• c••rc•llll; ••o 111as, incidentally - one of Ille D•lle's sla••c•••t ,.,,orl•r• . , PALACE FOLLOW LO.VDON As f or the Duchess of Wi11dsor _ •It• ~ .. re,nai,as i11 seclusion toda y at her Paris ma,uio 11 ; seeiMg 110 0 ,.. rce are told - e :ccept the Dulte's (Jttrso,aal p1,ysicia 11 • t,'Q...(_ Buckingham Palace - also,,._tal,i11g 11ote of tlae "strain imposed on the Duclaess . " Sayi11g : ''Sia• •ill, therefore, be unable to travel 111itfl Ue D•"•'s coffi,a lo ~ - Britain - as ltad bee · n leer 111islt; b•t 1,ot,es ta I>• •ell ••o•gla , ... to fly in later ,, in an aircraft of he Q•••• 's Fliglat." .,, ,u■ ,wvw;. 7'i.e Duchess to be a 1>erso11al pest of Q•••• Elizabeth - the first time •ts TJ:s1 ever...-- •ccortlei tlt•I ltonor. DIPPER l on.don. a g ain. - the s tart of s11mmer u aca!io,r. for t1,ou.sa11.ds o f scltoolcltildre,i ; a,id so a ga y holiday cro•d at the Batte · rsea amuseme11t t,arll ; 111/t~r,. su.dde,aly 4 ter-rtble accident ..4 at the Big Dit,t,er , a sort of Britisla roller- coaster. -- of its climb on tile steepest)_ J w stalli,ag briefly - faster . Wltile pare11ts 111atclied st••••" - fira•llJ cr•••i•I tlcrougll a woode,c barrict1de ; aZ.o, colla,•i•I - a fl•rt of rubble - at least tliree dead, sislee11 i•J•retl. TERNI From Terni, Italu t'- t J - ne B ory of i a gover11ment- st,ons ored art sh ow - w Uh a difference . The 111or,,, entered - those , of Persons serving time ha Italia • • Jails; (,,\jty~ w ~ ewers then casting tleeir votes (/ ,r- best. Results - as follortJs: First Prize - to Raf Temt,es . ta, a co11victetl murderer. Second t>rize - to Luigi tie Lis-Gigli, also , a convicted murderer. Third t>ri•e - t , o Co1111t Tebaldo Ma-rtfne , ngo Cesaresco, again a co11victe , d mu-rdef' , er. Pl•• an honorable mention - to•Sofia . Ba••• De C , el . orio, atUl anotleer convicted murderer. •1JJ1l le only filt&. l:t~, - 1 ~ 1 I ~~~ ~ _ : - 0 st. --Ill , • I rt •• . , , - ·* ttew1 ~ome of ,1e sla/ytSlaat s 1>asa111g or a A ► MOSCOW On the President 's mission to Moscow - : a Jin . al note : You ma y recall , the Kremlin launc . lting a · massive urban renewal program - well in adv · a · nce of tJae PFesident'• v is it . Demolishing old buildiftgs - st,ruci,ag , ,.,, ne,oe • F ones - plantings trees and /,lowers - a,ad ge · t1eFally "re-doing" the city . All of wlticla - l&a . s led ta a caFFe,at "underground" J oke. First Russian : "Wla , o i , s tlae c'laief aFcllilect of Mosco•?" second R . ussian , : "Wlay, Prea,tlent N••o• of Ila• U.S.A." 1111111