HARTFORD Hartford, Connecticut - President Nixon orders a speed-141> in the U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam. The President disclosing Plans to bring home an additional forty thousand troops - by Christmas. This aboat thirty thousand more - than originally planned. A move made possible - said the President - by the success of our Vietnami%ation program; also, the success of our incursion into Cambodia - during last May and Jun.e. Tlae Presitle,al .. ~ -<..ti. . adding tllat the hoPelf to bringA a undred a,ad fifty tltousa,ad men, ill all - between now and n.ext May. Tlae President's remarks - co,,,.. in tlte midst of a Columbus Day visit to Connecticut. I ied as strictly - non-political. tlaa t state bo•• ti,al an electorate largely Italia -America,i - well, U ... - . ... .. _ .... . . , ....- 11 "" tao t. WHITE HOUSE ~ the White Hous;;i,f\n annouNcement fmle-, that President Nixon is Plannin . g tliis Saturday - an all-out political barnstorming trip; with scheduled stops in four states - Vermont, New Jersey, Pennsyli,ania and Wisconsi,w. Wl,ite House Press Secretary Ron Ziegler asserting flatly: "T1ie President will be campaigning." Adding tliat tl,e - - President "defin. . itely" will camt,aitn in Californ.ia a,wd Florida, as well - witli exact dates to be a,w,wou,wcetl lat•r. BILL FOLLOW WHITE HOUSE 0a a■DShr-f-'=- The Wlsite House~y annou ,,ced ~ a Presidential veto. President Nixon turning down a bill - that would have limited campaign st,endi11g for b-roadcast commercials. In a statement ext,lai,aing tlae veto - Ille P-resident saying: "Before we tamper with something as f u ,ad a . m en ta l as t 1, e el e c to r a l pro c es s - we mus t b e c e rt a i ,a tlaat we never give the celebrity an advantage ove-r tlae 1u1knoa,,a - or tlae office-holder an extra adva,ataKe over tlae claallenger." SEN~TE FOLLOW BILL Meanwhile, the Senate today was giving final eongt"essional app.,.oval - to t . h . e President's new anli-ct"ime bill; accepting by voice vote - House amendme,its , aimed at ct"acking down on tet"t"Ot"ist bo · mbings. Wit . la tlae Pt"eside ■ I now es pee led to sign this one - as "oon as t,oss ible. CAIRO-TEL AVIV In the Middle East - Cairo - Egypt's Acting Preside11t A,uoar Sadat unleaslaed a blast today at the U. s.; wlliclr lie 11cc••ed of usi,ag Nasser's death ~ in an attempt to pressure Egyt,t i11to a surrender. Sadat addi,ag tllat Egypt is 111illiJ1g to lt1ll1 peace - "Provided tlaere is no pressuf'e;" b•t Bgyt>t --~~ .,,,, 110~",,lve ut> • ■■ id •• •t1ne i11cll of A1'a6 terf'ltory." Revef'se side - Tel Aviv - lsf'aeli Premier Golda Meir ' - ~ ~~ 1\.-:-1-..:;;,-: ; : ~ ~ ~ ,, ,,...... ' •••••n=-tl,e A rt16sA - "i• tlae fiflal a,aalys Is, 1,ove 110 otlaer ,, aol•lloa b•t t,eace.=a,111 ■ ,:?• 011 tit e possibility of R•••'"" lflterveallo11 - M•d••e Meir s11yi,ag slae if101111 ,,. laer lae•rt - "tl,e Soviet U•lo,a does 11ot 111lsla - - ,eor is it reody - to gel Involved loo mucll 111itlr tlle U11iled Slot••." MOSCOW For French President Pomt,idou - a re turn today to Moscow; after completing a cross-country tour - t ~ o k U'"'o Siberia and"¥- Soviet Central Asia. Tlte Fre ■cit President resuming talks with Kremlin leaders - tall,s e%#1ected to "elevate Franco-Soviet coot,eratio,a to a new, lliglaer stage. " Barlier, Pom#lidou telling a ,aews co11/erer,ce ,,. Tas 1,r, e,a t - lae was /11 lly con vi,sced of tlle s i,ac erity of Prealder,I Ni%o" '• late• t Vietr,ana #le ace "'ove. "I Aove laas c or, vi,a ced me of lal• des ire to evacuate Vl•I••"' ••ll ••~ tlle war." VATICAN Cardinal Stefan W1 , sz _v nski - the Primate of Pola,,d - /, a v isitor today at tlte Va tic an in Rome ; wh ere ~ e is exf>ec ted / to "rge Ille establislrment of new clrurch districts - ;,, • ar•s of Wes tern Poland , . . , ••r• taken from Germa,ry after World War Two. The Vatica,a havi,rg so far refNsed to do so - ,e,,ding tile sig,ring of a formal treaty coverlrtg t•••• territories. Blse.,laere at tl,e Vatica,a - Cardirtal Jea,e Villot •••ertl•g today tl,at abortio,a artd e11ll,araasia - are rtot of Stale adtlir,g lllal "every ,,uma,r lfle - •••I be said lie - a "true massacre of tl,e i,araoce,ats." SUPREME COURT Ile Ye at lrome again - tire U.S. Supreme Couyt was taking a somewlrat different view ; affirm , ing today a lower ~ court decision - striking down a Wisconsin law ~ permit,. abortion only to save a motlrer's life. The Higlr Court agreeing tl&at "a woman's riglrt to refuse to carry" a,s u116or11 claild - "may not be invaded by the state" except for some "comt,elU,sg 11ecess ity. " TIie Supreme Court also bega,s today - its first major Yeexa•i11atlo,a of school desegregat1011 sl11ce Nl11etee11-Fl/ly- Four. Solle itor Ge,aeral Br•,,. · Gris .,old ,, .,.gl11g Ille c o•rl to set specific g•ldeli11es - for acllievl11g racial bala11c• I• II• natio11 '• scllools. G'1'ls wold • l'1'essl11g - "tlais is 1101 a retreat;" b•t "•e la11ve come to Ille place" - s11ld lie - "•ll•r• tllis cou'1't must defl,ae wltat tlae sta11dard . . . Is." HOUSTON At Houston, Tezas - a meetiag of Ille ltlgTtest legislatlw body i11 tlae Episcopal Chu.rel,; votiHg today ta tn,rge itself - of a "m e11 only" restriction. TIie grout, tAe11 ad,,.ittiag to 11 memberslilt, - t111e,r.ty-ttine 1t1ome11 previoaal:, claoae,a to ret,resettt tlaelr various dioceses,~ tllereb, gh1t•• 1t1ome,a Ille f•ll rlg1tt of voice and vo'2t• - /or '"• first II•• fa Ila• claurcli '~•,adred-a,ad-elglaty-o,r.e-y•ar Ilia lory. ~ V LONDON -rz:a6:ti:a•=-•~•~a~l batj ~~ts 0, r is tie 's in London; , •ii• re a . d"f-«-<.s~P~~ Tllirteenth Century Chinese flower vase was sold-f"t A auction today - for nearly a Quarter-of-a-Million. Tia is setti,ag a ,aew world record - for a,ay piece of Clainsse pottery or porcelain. And tl,e ma,s wlao bougltt it, at,propria tel y en oagla - a Ge,te va-bas ed C ,.,,.,. e art tl•aler. / - : J ~ • ~ Perltat,s most sarpria ing tlao11glt - ,,., ••••~iii't•• t clio■ged lio•d• o•ly aeue•tee11 yeof'a ogo; 4- at a■t:Uo■ i,a Lo,ado,a. But t1ae t,rice tlaen - les• tlta,a Sis T1ao••••"• ACCRA From Accra - a report today on the situation in Gl,a,aa - nearly five years after the ouster of K•ame N•rumala . Willi the nation's economy -said to be edging back fro111 tl,e brink of bankrupc y. And the l ong-..range ou tl oo• eve,a brigl, tff - 1t1e are told - titan.ks to an abunda,ace of ,aatural resoNrces coupled •itl, a vast ,aew suf>f>ly of hydroelectric t,otDe'r. Alo,ag tl,e tDay, Gltana becomi,ag the flr•t Afrlca,a ,aatio,e to retNrft to civilia,e rNle - after having o,ace ... .,., ... "•"•" •II o• tlaority to tit e mi U tary. ~ l,ccldeftlally, 1W bases ht Accra -, all bea.,, tlaat says : "7'i111e is 1110,.ey." A,.otl,er : "After God - .. obody'! - ~_sf)~o~- A n d • till a,. o t I, er : "Do,. 't des t, air • " Bu ~I la e o,. ;-r,;; i • • • • • lo allracl Ille ,,.osl alle11llo11 - fro"' /ore1,11ers,~a;i[ a bus sloga,. tl,at says simply: "Be•are 1110111•"•" WILLIAMSBURG At Williamsbr,rg, Virginia - a meeting of editors and publishers from clear across the coun t ry ; hearing today from a tot> British t>olitical scientist - Britain's Sir Deni, Brogar, ; who is considered by many the keenest observer of American life - since Alexis De Toflleville. Sir De,cis noting tltat America• today - is a ,aatio,c beset by ma,sy 1>roblems; cltief of wlticlt - said lie - is tlte "ex/HlftR ivr Jolly" of tlae Viet11am war. B11I tlae Brito,a ••• 1oi11g o,a to say : "I 11 ave ,cever lost my Ju,ulam eJ1tal belt•/ - tllal tlte America · cafl solve tlaeir 1>robl•••." A"" 1 tf ,, · • . , tlaat t•• Vail•d Sttile• - for all its tro•ble• - is •t• l "Ila• be• I 11 ot, e of eartla. "