HOUSE ~ The House voled kdu,. lo o er-ride Presti ent /\. Nixon's veto of /he four-and-a ...Jialf billion dollar a it sustained his s c Ii o o I a i de b i l l. i u ; i n a n o t h e r v o t e" ,; t !r x ttK ~lalll/lJ,t.•• • veto of the eighteen billion dollar measure for housing, space, veterans and other programs. Approved)by Ille n e c es s s a r y two thirds ,n a j or it y , t It e school bill "ow goes to the Senate where leaders say it will :l• also be approved nexl~a:;;;;;,..~he book, huwever, Is closed on the housing omnibus .measure,~ new o,ae, tailored more to the President's liktng,.. will be prepared by the house appropriations committee. . AGNEW Pres itlen I N i.xon wi ll s en . d Vice Pres; den . I Agnew ; lo Soul11 Vietnam an , d three other Asian countries on a fact finding trip lat . er this month. While House Press Secretary Ron .Zeigler sa, , s that - ditring the trip from August twenty-second lo thirtieth - Agnew will vis.it :J• South Korea, Taiwan, and Thailand as well as South Vietnam . . Zeig ler . says the President wanls Agnew to obtain fi'r st hand impre'S s ions on I he effect of the Nixon doctrine u,h . ich 1oas outlined at Guam 'litaxtl•~tt In this doctri,ae the President urged non-Commr,,aist nations of Asia to shou . ld . er a greater burden , of their own self-defense""'( tllereby s e t ~ a pr . ecedent for gradual U S withdrawal , r SUMMIT Easter,i Ettropean diplomatic reports say Soviet Premier Kosygin definitely plans to meet with President Nixon and other western leaders i n New York this October - at the U N's twenty-fifth anniversary session. Kos, , gin is said to prefer a four P · ower meetiflg with the Pres . ident and the French and British Premiers. Ho . wever, sho · uld that be impractical, a meeti11g betweefl --.,w~. Kosygin and the President would appear "inevitable" ;;I~ JNDO CHINA ln Paris, Ille Hanoi delegates al tl,e peace t a 1 k s s a, , I h e i r c hi e f n ego t i a t or - Xu a n Th u y - s o o ,a will rejoin the talks after an eight month#' boycott. Al the ...,_ lime Th-:f:.i,id he was quitting Ille la/Its beca11se President Nixon had failed to replace He,ary Cabot Lodge wheri he resigned as chief A ,nerica,a negotiator last November. Two week 1f'KO, the Pres ide,et named top ranking diplomat David E Bruce to lead the American ttabeattx delegation in Pario. MID EAST A military sp 'Jkesman in Amman says Israeli jets strafed a village in northern Jordan today with rockets and machine gun fire 1 ~violation of the Mid.!le East cease fire. Israel mean'/fi,f!I accuses Egypt of deploying new Soviet anti-aircraft missiles JI g in the Suez Canal zone - also in clear violatio,e of the cease fire agreement. --- MID EAST sands' anti a;uora/tsi fC zc 8 .a , - - . - - ~ i I:. s a I V ng J ... ~ a C • C. a a =. ; r a f e ca ,,; •• ■ ti r a rt' I•• • • • 11 Ors: ; c ✓ "z ag.cc a "'. The /Sraeli government insists a1.aiJ' the United States should ha v e Iii e m i s s ii e s r em o v e d. Unde · r the terms · of America,e proposals for the cease fire both sides agreed ,eot to move any new military equ . ipment into the Ca,aal Zotte durins · the three monthfl' halt in lhe shooting. Israeli Defense Mitiisler Moshe Dayan says the United Stales, as originator and mediator of the cease-fire ogree,,.ent is responsible for enforcing its terms.~.-c~,t---•n-llililllt .. ,•••• .. ••• «t~•rtrrr ,, dolor tho sf■ • I •if 1:11.e ,, op&Yi& Af&& A far arfi ' • • • • ••••• GAS At a hearing in Was /ting ton today an army spokesman - under questioning by a federal judge ~ admitted that lit,:.. concrete containers containing A Ai l's ner v e gas rockets miglit burst under pressure - if sent sixteen thousand feet down into the oceafl aboard a sinking ship. The federal judge - J~f!e L Green - then said SM wanted lo hear expert scientific testi,,.o,ry ~ before making a decision 1 Florida Governor K;rk 's request for a temporary ,,es:t• restraining order o,r the army 's pl a n t o du m I> /1 I, e rock et s into I he A Ila n Ii c ea s t of Cape Kennedy. Kirk and others claim dumt>h•g tlte gas in more shallow waler wo11ld mea11 less presswre afld less likelihood of the concrete containers ruptNri•g. NADAR General Molors and one of its most pe-rsistent critics - consumer advocate Ralph Nader issued a joint statement today - announcing an out of court settl,onent of Nader's twenty-six million dollar invasion of p-rivacy suit against G M. The settlement was fo-r fou-r-laund-red- and-twenty-five thousand dollars. Nade-r had claa-rged that private detectives were hired to ha-rass him and question acqu . aintances about his private life. JEWELS A gang of acrobatic jewel thieves .who swung on ropes from building to building to escape the police - was finally grounded hi New York. Police cornered I.lie culprits by using an electronic device developed for night fighting in Vietnam. 0 . ne m , a · n was capt11red a , nd f our others escaped N leaving , behind two-laundred-fort1- thousand dollars u,orth o f gold and diamond rings which had been liurled into a courtyard.1f'The same gang is believed responsible for about forty jewel burglaries in New York. Their technique involved hiding in a building n tcntil closing time, then breaking into tlte vaults. This u . sually set , off tile burglar •kcnrk alarm and instead of returning below on the , elevator, they used . . - ropes to swing to adjacent buildings and escape while the police were r - ushing in the front door. This time, liowever the electronic device - which magnifies available light more tllan . one hundred times - w , as use , d JEWELS - 2 to spot o,ie br,rglar climbing down a wall in almost total darkness. SER VICE Many Americans are frustrated because they find it difficult to get repairs for small appliances. It usually doesn't even pay to repair anthing tlaat when new costs less tha" t · weftty-Ji v e dollars, eve,a if you know a repair ma,a wlao knows how to fix it. Tire minimum service claa,,.ge Jo,,. , Jixh,g a twenty -Jou r dollar ,,.adio may bet ,a i,ae tee" "'" e ty -Jive. A,111 doll a,,. elecl'r'ic drill - to a ,,.epa . ir sllot,, you ,,,.e advised to SIRENS F or I h e f i r s t I i m e i n a w e e k , B'6' e • ,, er • i" San Francisco~got a good nighl •s s l e e ~ c a u s e police fi,rally callght up with twent),-lwo year old Michael Courtney -- who admits f=IN:I he's tile "siren fiend - who - for the past six daJ'S -set off all those air raid sirens in the early morning hours. Going to sirens in various parts of the city, he would remove Padlocks 6l4J.. wire in a timi•g device set for five•thirty a. "':J . . - then lock them up again with new padlocks. Pl a !1!,hile the sirens wailed and sleepy San Frat1cismu~eld their ears, police would rush to tlae sce,ee ot1ly to find they had to break i,ato the sirens to silence it. ~ " SERVICE Many Americans are .a'z1'''' frustrated · l=IH=R because I hey find ii ~ ~ . _ i t . m:,1-,-0ro..flnl~~~~&~r~l~ lo get -a,t,I repairs for small appliances. - - . _ 'ff/>l&J .,.,., U1ef'e A is"'' loo m ■ ch IAe ••••.,<eel•"' s .:w do ••••• ii -;r:;;/':!J C j_ ~~ If " s u a . l l y doe s n 't e v en pay to .repair any t hi n g t la a I-'\ cost s less than twenty-five dollars, SW even if you d Ffl - - ~ o . . Ji•d :w ~x~ repair man who k,,.,l how to fix it. The minimum service •• charge for .s:i fixing a twenty- four dollar• radio ma) ' be nineteen ninety-five. At1d wlien you take a seven dollar lra,esislor radio - or a ten dollar electric drill - lo a repair shop, you're ~ , ad vis ed to throw ii awa~ roblem h di the matt r of gelt ·ng spare par s. Who's blame lame the re ailer - clai or a parts