Tues. Jan. 12, l97l SCRANTON And now a st,ecial salute - to all our friends at CBS Radio Station W G B I , Scranton, Pennsylvania. Today celebrating - its forty-fifth anniversary on the air. SAN CLEMENTE . OI Al /h e Wesle1·11 Whil e llo11se - S"" C 1 e III c 11 I e i 11 s I " 11 I ,. e p 1" y • P1 •esi d e 11/ Nixon reinacli11g a sce n e - ,.eminiscenl of /he ear l) ' K e nn e dy adminislralior. a 1 s o , I h e la I er Jo lrn s o 11 a cl m i 11 is I 1• a Ii o 11 • T It e Pres i den I sn_l 1 i11g he was "deeply co11cer11ed" - over" twelve and a h"lf pe1·c e nl p1•icc increase llnnounccd by Belh . lehem SI ee l .. 6-t,Jt./)e"NI~ Adding I hat I lie Bel hl e he m price - hike is ,iow under re v iew. Fur/her threatening lo p e rmit an increase in foreign . steel ••,rat« imports if ol her U S companies HFl)tfl4'- Jo llow I he Be I h 1 e Ii em lead. The While House going on lo say /hat a11 enormous increase such as /his amo1zg olher things - would continue lo drive up prices - parlicttlarly ill /he _field of co11slr11clio,i. In sum Plu4fs. - declaring "we c a1111ol afford" ii . MOSCOW Al !h e U S Emba ss y i11 Moscow - a v isit Io d a ) 1 from So vi c I Jew is h le ad er s ; w I, o p 1' o I es I e d alleged acts of ~ "brigandage and ferro, -" -- directed against So v ie/ diplomats and others iu /1, e U S. Al lit e same lime, !he Sovie/ news agency Tass -- laying !he blame for said acts al Ille feel of quote, "Zio,zisl Ku. Klux Kla11met1." Adding that U S aulltorilies - could easily put an end lo sttch v i o l e II c e • A ll d I h e fa c I l/1 a I I h e y don ' I - s a i d Ta s s - is simply because il "lzelps lo diver/ alletzlion from their own accule problems - such as /he war in Vietnam o r , s a )' , u n e 111 p 1 o y m e 11 I • " NEW YORK FOLLOW MOSCOW He,-e on olt',~ own shores - /he leader of /he militant Jewish Defe11se League was arrested loda}' in New York. Rabbi Meir Kaha,ie seized on two bench warrants for fai'ing lo appear in court on charges of · riot in /lie first degree, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. This in connection with a demonstration last monlli -- ottlside the Soviet mission lo the United Nations. AMMAN /11 lite Middle E os t - at Amman - a new c e a s e f i ,. e a g ~e e ni e 11 . I I o d a )I - b e I w c e n A ,, a b g tt e r r i l la s . * J and loyal Jordanian a1•my troops, • • d ~ brieflJ ' five /\ / ' - days of figltling - which l1ad lead once more to the brink of civil war. Bui a few hours later - they toere lite al ii again. According lo,(Jordanian government - w-e 1/ Palestinian commandksAallacking a number of police stations in Amman. .._ -; Mean11Jhile, Egypt's president Antoar Sadat toas rejecting fla ll y - Israel's peace I erm s as reported by UN special envoy Gunnar Jarring. Sadat saying: "We will not surrender - we will nol be subjugated - and we will not give altJO)' one inch of our land for our inlegril)'.' And If ii comes to another war - said he - "/lien we toill enter the battle - relying o,i God, o1'r armed for c es and the ,zoblc friend who ls helping us - the Soviet Union." SUPREME COURT By a r , o/e of six to three - the U.S. Supreme A.. Court ruled tc,u:, that a recipient of welfare benefits /.. - must agree lo "home visitation" by a welfare case worker ; ,nus t agree , a I le as t - if so specified by St ate law. Tl1is i11 the case of a New York woman who refused lo admit a case worker; charging that such a vis it - cons lit u I e d "u n re• son able" search and seizure . ~~~ The high court - disagreeing 1 ~ 1 As 1 • • U~ /hat -AA home visitalion by a Social Worker s..- not a "search" I" in /he Conslitutional sense. Adding /hat even if ii 111as - .,2r · »-nJJ) -fk U •••18til1Ja "reasonable adminislralive tool." WASHINGTON Washi11J[lon llJ[ain - a,i order ~ culling the interest ceiling - 011 FHA and VA-backed loans; from I he pres e" I e i g h. I per c en I - down Io seven and a half per · cenl. A figl4 . re expected lo trim by three thousand or so - /lie actual cost of buying a twenty-five thousand dollar liom e. Secretary George Romney of /he Housing and Urban Development Department - observing thal "hous · a1P ing production is ,,ready for a banner year in Nineteen Sevenly- One; and this" said he - "should make /he outlook even brighler." DUNGENESS In Ille Eng.lisll channel - off Ille coast of Du11genes:'t, E11,g . 1a,1 . d, - . a110.ll1er shipping accident today; with a German freigl1ler - f11e Brandenb11rg - smashing __...,__~ .._,_.. ...... .......,___ inlo . the submerged wreclu1ge of u Texaco tanker ,., which I . ts . elf l1ad broken up barely twenty-four hours earliefi'. Tl1e going down - within lwo minutes. ~ · reports indicating at leas.t seven dead - a, ■rv:t:t---es 1, ·~ fourteen A.missing. Later A British coasl guard spokesman saying the Texaco's stern sec . lion - h . ad been localed and marked by lruo ys sl1orlly afl er I he original a . ccidetii. Bui "we liad been ,,nable lo find the buoy" - said he. Adding: ''Now - the Br and en b"' r g a pp are 11 ,l y h ci s • " ----- - ATLANTA Al/a11la, Georgia - a swea1·ing-i11 ceremony_ toe'n:,; Ex 11u.clea1· st1bmari11e offirer, ex-pea,i11/ farmer Jimmy Carl e1·, succeeding Lester Maddox as /he Governor of Georgia. In his inatigural address - a Jimmy Car/er saying: "This is k~• lime for truth and JI ,,. frank,iess. Tlie next four years will no/ be easy ones - Ille problems we / a face willnol solve themselves." Bui "lite lime for racial discrimination is over" - he contlnued. Adding that "no poor rural weak or black person - sho11ld ever have lo bear /he addllional burder - of being deprived of /he oppurl11nil)' of an education, a Job or simple J11slice. Tl&al - from Jimmy Car/er, the new Governor of Georgia. TAMPA Here's one - a rather touching story. Mr . and Mrs. Ro3 , al Bennett - who live in a retirement center some llrirty miles sollth of Tampa - Florida - driving into town to see a special mo v ie matinee - special to them - •anyway in tl,at Mr. Bennett was celebrating his eigltteitlt birtltday. Tlte tlteater was closed - matinees suspended recently. But the theater's manager ltaf)pened to be tlrere; t11e couple told him of tlteir situation - and lie quietly called,,, a projection. isl . Mr . aJtd Mrs. BeJtJtelt getliJtg a special screening all to tltemselves - in a tlteater tl,at Jtor,nally seats more than eleven lrundred . ~11en it was all over - leaving tlte tlteater hand in ltaJtd . Obviously - a coNf)le still much in love. Olr, yes - the title of tlte movie : "Love Story." W1tic11 is bUled as a film for the "now generation. For the Bennetts thollglr - now and forever more. ANGEL FALLS Famed Angel Falls in a wild remote part of Vene~uela - tallest waterfall in the world, tumbling a recort.i three thortsand, three hundred and twelve feet - from the to/J of the legendary Auyan-Te/'1li Plateau . It was discovered by U.S. bush Pilot Jimmy Angel - for whom it was 11amed. He also crash landed there in Nineteen Thirty-Seven. This in n land that served as the setting for Conan Doyle's "The Lost World!' And now - an attempt to scale the sheer wall beside Angel Falls. A party of four - lead by a twe,sty-eigltt year old John Tlmo of Pittsburgh - at last 1 · 1.t,ort, less tlta,e five hundred feet from the top. But they're averagi,sg only two hundred feet or so a day - due to overhanging rock formations - and still have a long way to go . John Timo and his fellow climbers - struggling ever upward where it might be said that even "Angels fear to tread" - till now, John . PARTS From Paris - /he slor } ' loda y of a holdup "i t1 I h e Fr e t1 c h s l .V l e . " Si x m a s k e d b a,,. di l s - a y m e d ,oi/11 pistols and subma1 · ine guns -- invading a ,,.. Pari.-; '1igltl club ; ordering all lhe couples present - as ,oell as lltc hired help - lo strip , ,r11de; lhe,i searching /heir clothes - and checking each perso,r individually. (>1'?4<) -M Tolal loo/ coming lo Ne ■ Ply, a tltousa,id in cash A-M A ,' J along 1tJilli jewelry valued al many times Iha/ amount. The whole thing - laking about an'hour. Police later saying the bandits clinical approach - had all "lhe almospl,ere of an army pliys · ical exuminalion." And 7&~ ,, . ~ ,J. fA/1. ( U,d. ~ -it: p that = // •o•ld-ae•• ti• ••k naked lrrtlh. / - r ~