1'0MEN Forty-seve,a years after it was flr•I i,atrod•ced, tl,e Ho•se today over1111telMl,egly a,,rovell a pro,osed Corastil11tio,aal ame11dMe11I tltat 111o•ld g11ara11tee eqNal rlgltts for 1110,,.e,a. Tl,e flra•I v o l • ~ t l , r e e ~ fo,rty-BIK to fiftee,a. ••••• Tlaoae •lo Jobs - - •l•o erad ,,..,., lllscrlMl••tory t,r•cUc•• •o• ••r• tla•t it . . co•III l••II to Y••r• of coally co•rl to tle Military draft. NIXON ----- ,,. a report lo Co11gress, Preside,al Nlxo11~ called for far reacl, i11g cl,a11ge• 111 1Na11y area• of gover11me11t, l•d11•try a11d private life. If a,e are to ma11's e11vlro,a,,.e,al. Said ll,e Pre•lde,al - "'U,ale•• •• arru 1/\ ':l!-J;...;.., ;f.:_,~ , ,aal11ral sy•t•"'• - a•fl ll,elr l11trlcate •et of bal• ■ cl•6 - a,e face Ille pro•t,ect of t • ec ologlcal 41••• ler. " p erce11t of It• e11ergy a,ad re•o11rce• a11d "•o• tlae ti•• lta• co,,e to Jlay Ille e•viro••e•l•I pric•. " leglslatlo11 11JIJlcll exte,ad• •••,,,Ploy,ne11I i,a•11ra11ce to ,.early Jive "'lllioN •v orlte rs. Most of tie os e "'""e eligible for b•••fll• are eJNployees 111 s1Nall 611•1••••••, NIXON •• 2 r,011-profit orga11izat1011s a11d state llospitals a,ad .,,aiversiUes. Also, it . . . .,oa,ld provide fi11a,acl•l assista11ce for ,aearly a mlllior, per••• left Jobie•• MITRIONE I l■;GrClf~Mo•levtdeo, Ur11guay 1 t/ie body of fifty year old Da,e Milrio11e =- a,e Amerlca,e a,lvlaor lo Ug11guay's police wa• fo•11d ire a ala1.e,e car ,•rlled i• a !kl.I~~ residerstial district. ti •~twice I• 1/te temple. Mi trio•• - a former police cltlef of M . . . Rlcluna•tl• l■,11••• - ••• tlte Jatl,e r of ,.,,.e clalldre11 - ra11gi•g la age• fro• •••• - to ,.,e,.ty •• se11e,a. He l,a11r beefl I• Ur•g••Y ft • r 16• , •• , aga 111• I ti, e T•P• •• ro• - - 11,e le/I .,;,.g gaerrllla called for Ille relea•e of all J)oliHcal t,riso,aer•. 7 1.i::, ~-=·~~~'1:-.3.~. ,.,,, .... ;;&;;du, ~ ! i ! ~ . ~ llilio■ li■7<f• INO■rNf■/l~•~ aw ••• 11■1 a■ru, •••=• A tfLJ, ~oltce c/ilef by a l l ~ ~ t:i.J ~ CHOLERA A ,..,,,.ber of major R11ssia,e cities - fro,n Odessa lo Bat11 -- are c:losed to loNrlsl travel lo11iglll beca11se of a cltolera tpide•lc lllreal lo Ille Sovl•I U11io11!s so11tlaer11 reglo11s. Blact Se• resort to••• alo11g tlle so-called "R11ssla11 Riviera" are closed to all BUKHARA - - No 2 U111il ••"• rece,stly it was almost as dlfflcrdt for a trav,ller to get to ,,.e a,ecie11t Ce11tral Asla11 cities of Kolta,ad, Klliva, Farga11a, Samarlta11d, a11d B11ltll11r11 as ii' was for Neil Armstro,ag to talte tltat first stet> 011 tit• Moo11. Altlao11gl& / laad bee11 to Samarlra11d, / llad11't P11ade i I to B•ltllara. So ,ol,lle "'Y comt,a.11io11s t,ald ~ tlt•lr first visit to tlte City o,e tlte Golde11 Road tlt•t 011ce called itself tlte cat,itol of tlte World, I tallted Ill• 11•••1••• ,,, Taslllle11t i11to allo•l•g • • to fly, alo11e, aero•• Ille o•••• r Kara-K•m Deeert to tit~ ~of B•lllt•ra. 1 1 t1011r11eynw l•g•11dary to tlti• Ce,atral Asia11 city I• lille goi11g by ••gic cart>•I ~ - - ¼ ~ lidlit. bacll bacllA.,for a tlto••a11d years. Boltltara today~- • 1>01>ulatio11 of a lt1111dred tlto11sa11d or so, ■ ail IC I• still s11rro,u1ded by It• gr11Jat •all •Illa eleve11 gal••• a wall tl,at at least 111 t,art dates baclt to tire day• .,,..,, ~ - - t 4 ~ ~ - J ~ ~ P . ~ H ~ ~ j ~ Ge11glils Kltt111 caP11e stor•l•g M•~• , .. , •1 Ce11tral - -u l 8 K II A RA - N ~ ., - 2 ) t'~~-i) I It c r II I<' Y s , l4 •i d J --a•-. 11 /1 e 11 Ma r · o P l o p , · I I · I' - · c: o I~ , s s c t , , s II a .\' as lte }011r11eyccl a/0111: lite old Silk Ro11le to Tar Cathay, lo I he c o 11 ,, I of Ku bl a K It a 11 • r Of f lo Ili c: east is the greal Caspian Sea. F fl Y f' /t e )' WC S f' / It e T i e ,, I S // 0 II M O II n I a i n S ; I O / I, e ... 0 ll t h \ lhe HiKh Pamirs where a few parlicularl_, 1 rugged hunlers occ<1sionally climb up lo se ve nteen or ei ghleen /l1011sand feel hoping to gel a shol' al or pictures of tlte rare Marco Polo sheep. lltU=#l - --41s spec ~ J b l u e I ilcd do mes and ~ 1, m i 11 a re I s) ¢ t 1 S;:...JJf'D • q II a • B tt t It.a TeO-=t:5 , . _ re m in d ~ / h a I °'lo~ w-it.c. ~ ~ ~-4~ .... c t1u:s. lo , ng~IIIID a Mal.lommedMP~ seat of learning. la ,-e:t- 41tiillh-n••,.-=• ---,.-.,,..... IQld - Tiiere ~ h r e e hundred a11d sixty ~~ mosques in Bukhara ; . . , , ~ iHii hu,zdred and forty theological schools. One minaret rises to a ads height of two hundred and three feet. Along willt Tashkent and Samarka,,d,Bukhara T? U I\IIARA - No 2 - :i i s CJ n c of l It <-' ,,. o s I i mp o r I a II t c ; Ii <' s n o u : 11 11 d e r I It e c o n t r o l o f lit e Ru ssians ;,l Central Asia, fc1111011s fur ils NhM silk, ~ " c o a ts a n d ha I s n1 a "" of karakul, ttnhorn or extremely " yo 1111g Persian Lamb , e..-~;;TST.coppefnd brass- f~ ~~ 4-c ware 1 a11d abo1e alll \c arpets w16ic• a',' highly prized . Mos/ of the inltabila11ts are Uzbegs, bttl some are T11rkome11, Kirghiz, Tadziks, and Kazaklis,Aall Moslems. Russians witlt whom we ••liba'II talked told us {.\ f.-z_ Illa/ only llie older p e opl e pay any al/en/.ion to religion; Sff'fl:-that the younger generation will be giving up /he colorful, picturesqu e lradilional coslitmes, and zuill ~ not)..bother about going lo the Mosque on Friday, or praJi11g Jive limes a da)'. I wo,ider . If you c1er haie a chance b y all means , , i s i I I he pa r I of C e ,i I r al A s i a we us e d I o • •Air c all T u r k e s t a n / ~ now ruled from /h e Kren .t lin -- e s p e c i all y t/1 e o as ts a n d c it i e s of K It i < a , Bu k ha r a a n d Samarkand. .. FLOODS FI o di II g r ire rs It ave I, lo,. l1 e d all I, i g h ways l i . . , ~ Clll 111g 111/0 I 1 e of Ob e rammer 1 au f o r c in g ca 11 c c I la Ii o 11 of trn,-tg I, t 's p e rf or ma 1t c e of "The Passion Play." 'Nzg 1UW::.n-!s t,•aditional tuurt-sr> 8 "" ~ J: - ~ utar = ll#1'aC-1llHr :- lle(l:.t,,~ -¥-a-111s senllh-11 ~ rivers out of .-:4. I ~ ch a1111e ltJ, fl oodilfg •u=t>IJ:in, a i r I h e a t e r ~ , o r c h e s t r a - ~ ~ ' p i I a" d d res s i ,,g r o o Hl s . He l i c op I e rs ~ I! v a c u a t i ng ,·csid~'1'd,~i~ :':~ ~ ~ # ~ ~ ~ j£'> ~~~~~s~? M U SE U M Mn n )' , , al II ab I e It; s Io r i ca I c x h i h; Is and o I h e r il c ms II e ,· e ..- d es tro ye d i11 a wee k e nd fir e whi c h sw e pt lh1·011 g h a lar ge sc•c l io 11 o f /h e H e nr y Fo1 · d Mus e 11111 i, i D e arb o rn, Mi c hi,:ll,z . More tha1t" lho11 s and v isitors e scaped i11jwr. v , thou g h four firem e n we re overcom e b3 , smoke whil e /h e f i r e destroyed a c ollect i on of early Am e 1•i c a11 c lolhi11g, har · ps ichords and pianos, and maga~ines dating ba c k lo th e early eighteen h1111dreds. Bui whe,i , all Ille smoke cleared awa.} 1 - the mus e um's ,nos/ famous exhibit stood its ground - UN- ~ - , ~ ~L~ ~ ~ damaged. The origi,,al model T Ford. I/\. LTP.1970.08.10i.pdf LTP.1970.08.10ii.pdf