Wed. A11gust 23, l972 MIAMI BEACH Al Miami Beach - coming 11p /011ighl : The big fi11ale . Startin![ 011/ will, Ille 110111i11alio11 of Spiro Ax,ieH o 11 c e a g a i" now i II g ma t e to Pres id e,, t N; x o 11 ; to be followed by acceptance speeches from both nominees /lie Preside11l's. of course, Ille most eagerlJ' awaited. White House Press Secretary Ro,i Ziegler sa}'ing today - the President will disc11ss quote, "the great issues of Nineteen-Seventy-Two; at home - and throughout the world." Also, cautioning against expecting, quote, "any major new an,iouncements" about the war. This an a tt e m fJ t to r e f,, t e ea r l i er r u m ors a b o" t th e w a r . In an Y event, we will be listening right here - on these CBS radio statio,is. CHICAGO Ollt Ujil I • • ,.,,,,t: i!UUI George McGove~ retur•/:i '*"•J to the Windy ... - + n City. There/'addressing the national convention of t1,e -fv A merican Legion a" ~h,■ IIJ defending his 1'roposed thirty billion dollar c,ll in defense S1'endh1g. With regard lo It.is cr.iticism of U S •a,. 1'0Ucy - McGovern also saying: "Numbef' o•e, •Ille every fiber of my beiflg - I love America." Atltlhtg: ''It is the greatest natio,a ,,. • the a,orld - anti 1 •oultl gladly sacrifice my life to serve It in •leatever •ay I can." McGover,r explaini,rg: "It has been good to me - the son of a poof' clergyMa•." ( ~ McGovern later tried to tell tle st.-essing ~ -- lie lead .. ~~~- . legionnaires "•Ila/ A sort of man J am." And he observed: "There •ere no hisses or anything like t11at." Not mucll applause either. But •hen he .,as done - he did get a te,r second standing ovation. DALEY FOLLOW CHICAGO Also he had a v isit with Chicago's Mayor Daley ; tlleir first meeting - since the Democratic national co11 ven tion . Then - a joint press conference, wit ere McGovern said : "I really very much wanted to see Mayor Daley and Iris delegation seated i11 Miami. But , lie added, that's past history notu. We are llere lo lleal - we wa,at lo make a united front." Where•po,a Mayor Daley said lie was "confide11t Illinois will be i,a Ille McGovern colum11 in No11ember . " VATICAN O v erseas - the Vatican was also gelthag ..... ...- i,ilo 11,e act l oday. A Vatican sJ>olles,,,an saying that McGovern's J>olicy wilh regard to Vietnam - "does nol help Mr. Nixon's peace effort." Adding that, l,edeetl - H "ls certainly helping the Ba,eoi governme,el a,atl the Viet Cong." Tl,e Vatican also cl,alle,egetl •ll•t H called - the "propaganda" of those •1'o co1tteJtd tl,e Saigon government Is co,,,posed of "America• 1>•1>1>ets". __:s=fi., Y.~:- 4-..,., ••v wr+ ..< Ille Salgoft regl."'• Is ftOI •s •ti.fled as r- would like it to be lhoNglll." OLYMPICS FOLL OW VATICAN The Vatican again - firs/ reaction to llte expulsion of 111hile supremacist Rhodesia from llae summer Olympics. A Vatican spokesman - queslionhag /he advisability of said act. Furtlaer referrir,g those K1ho made it - to llte Biblical quota/ion : "Let lalm K1hO is 111ithoul sin - cast 11,e flYSI stone." w~ ~~. MUNICH FOLLOW OLYMPICS Meanwhile , at Munich, another meeting of the /nter11at i o,aal Ol y mpics Comm i ttee . This one picking Britain's Lord Killanin - as tlt.e new lt.ead of the Olympic Games. The British businessman, an Irishman and a,a ex-ne•spaper writer - besting Fra,ace's Count Jea,a de Beaumo11t h1 a two ma,a race . Be thus becomes the successor - to retiring Avery Brundage. This mea,as the end of a,a e.-a stretchi,ag acro•s twenty years ; the "Bru,adage era". A co,atroversial o,ae? - yes . But the torch •e 11oao passes on - seems lo be burning br i glr le r tl,a,e ever, a,ad A very BruNdage, i,a his way has truly been a man for all seasons . LOS PADRES Nol far from Los Angeles - ,.,o major bruslt fires .,ere ,ewl•s out of control today . The first - Ir, the San Jacinto Mountains some eighty miles east of - ~ ( ? ~ S ~ . L.A. The secoftd - in Los Padres Nalio,eal Forest ,.. abou.t fifty-five miles J1ortla.,est of t he city.~ fire, at last reports,~ also threateNlflg tlae ,eearby Sespe Wildlife Refuge. ~N◄ •,;.~ ._,, ttls tlae t . - sa,rc ary of tlae A California CoNdor - o,ie of tlte •orld's largest aNd rarest birds. KUALA LUMPUR Al Kuala Lum~°2"alnysia - East meets ~ Wes/ ; NJilh Mala ) 1 sia 's Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak and his fttll cabinet - heading out to the airport toda y ,- tte,e to •elcome to Kuala Lumpur - seven ,se• Boeing 107 Jets. These to serve as tlte nucleus - of lite ne• Malaysia ~,~~ ~rll,ses .!_YBlem. ,t .I JP ~ Ra&ak leadi,sg a,e official prayer - for clear skies altead; a prayer complete •Ith ,rative claa,rts a,ad a spri,ekle of rice and ~~ holy NJater - all lo the primitive "61 •• r/ •alive drNntB. "' Q~ Strange and s•J,e1'stitioNs? •• 'I;. ,!!Gybe. Bal ii might be well to note • tie Boeing Jets ~ of course~from Seattle, Washlnglonhnd Gooernor Evans of /Ital Slate se,:J:,.. along for good !.!!!_k - •••• •• , «1 a,, a Io I em pole. SAN REMO San Remo, Ilaly - the final of the Lady Europe Beauty Contes/ - and a bit of a flop. TIiis /he result of a complaint - from West Germany's Sonya SI ubblng. Fraulein Stubbing - •llo appears 011 _..;,."fu 4A«.:& . ' ~ TV beer commercials tcdr •••• ~ sa;r:.1lslte •as A guaranteed she •ould •In; all expenses paid - and ~ ~~~ so on, - . , n e J u ~ t , t , a r e n t l y 1;;,f,1ng •er t,lea into account) At1,,ardlng her tlae u,aprecedented title: Extra Lady Europe. ,._ B,,t lie e real •ln,.er: ,.._ 21 , ear old bl> ,ad Michelle Joelle of Fran~e - tire ne• L•dy EMrope for 1972. 7.:i ,ff;r~,~~~::1~~1'" TALLAHASSEE From lhe Florida supreme court - a verdict loday ;,, the case of Bel c her v ersus Belcher . The party of the first part - Mrs . Annabelle Belcher who signed a r,re- marriage agreement with her husband - millionaire Miami business man - Joh,r Belcher; fof'saking her f'ight to support payments - in tire event of a subsequen . t set,a-rnlloJt . Said agreement - is ,eoN1 ruled 11ull a,ed void. Reason - said tire court : A husband ca11not legally escaf,e his fi,aa,acial resr,o,esibility to 1,is N1ife so long as t11ey remai,e married. Wlrat of Mrs. Belcl,er~ agreement to go alo,ag? The court observi,eg tlrat "women are called tire opp o s it e s ex - b e c au s e J us t "'Ir e,. y o u t I, i" It y o u ' v e fool e d her, it's just the opposite." Addh,g in a quote from Lord Byron _ Bill - tlrat " wo,ne,a are made to be loved, ,eot to be tinders tood . " BOSTON The word "Pedodontist" - from the Greek "t,edo" meaning child - and "odont", meaning tooth . In m otler,r medical 11sage - someo,re who st,ecialhes ;,, the treat,,,ent of children's teeth . Hence - tire American Academy of Pedodo,rtists which in session this week at Boston - witlr more titan a tho11sand members in Jrtte,adar,ce. Tlr.e word "t,edodontist" to many is a moutltful; so say the t,edodontists. And there's a motion before tire Ped o d• n tis ts to c Ir an g e t la e i r name to t I, e A m er i ca" Academy of Pediatric Dentists . It failed tllouglt - anti a ~ t,edodon tis t is still a pedodon.tis t, and so lor,g un. til to,,.m,n,.