Wednesday , Se pt em be r 2 4 , 1 9 7 5 WHITE HOUSE The White House again tells us tlte President will not be cowed by tlte recent attacks o,r ltis life. Ron Nesse,c sa . ving the President is sticking to ltis travel plans - a11d will visit Chicago 11ext ,oeek, as scltedi,led. Artd, t'aat lie i• more than satisfied witll tlte protection lte ltas ltad from tlle Secret Service. A11d, tllat "•e ,oill see tlle Presidertt sltakh,g llands i,r public agai11." CAPITAL HILL If th , e President is satisfied with his protection t•11•1• - the Congress is not. A Senate appropriations it Plans to hold hearings on the matter next week. Senator Montoya of New Mexico saying he Plans to call to the stand - 9 a sta Secret Service head H Stuart Knight, and a number of former Presidential candidates. " Al Ille HMe l i l u , ~ the B o u ~ ~ ~ = l for the restoration of capital punishment crimes such as attempted assassination. House minority eader John Rhodes . . saying: " It's not because we want to kill people - but becauEe we think it would b e a J r t rz de terr en t to the th r i ll s e e k er t Y Pe who does this sort of thing." NIXON In a fed e ral courtroom in Wasleington - a rvlittg toda y that Richard Nixon •sJ J must submit to questio,eing lfcw uffder oath: ~ in connection with a = s u i t filed aK,aittst -411 ..... a ... ,.., .. r... ~ the forme r President and t t T i if& J ~ u l c r a - .,.. I\ M}{/U- charging illegal •• ie-tapping. The Judge in tie case over-ruling Mr. Nixon's claim of executive privilegei. sa y ing a•• u ~ , only an inc~mbent Presidettt~ ._. ittvolle executive p . v il ege - on behalf of an ex-President. INTELLIGENCE In l he Senate C I A hearings - a charge that for twenty years Prominent Americans had their mail from overseas - illegally ot,ened and t,ltotograt,hed by the C I A. / A'A former C I A counter-intelligence cltief l e s l l : , t ; • ~ • lhe mail-oPe•i•g - program was an "indisf>ensable" esf>ionage tool; ••• ••• tl•I • • • aimed primarily at gleaning from Soviet block nations - i11formation that was otherwise .aimpf) u,aavailable. KISSINGER Secretary of St ate Kissinger - •l'•i• ha New York with Israeli Foreign Minister Yigal Allon - in an attempt to furtller llis Pla,a for multi- la t er a l di s cu s s ions on the Ali f Middle Ea s t • T II e res11ll a tentative endorseme,at of the U S proposal. Allon saying it's "too early to judge" - what sort of talks might take place; but adding tlle Kissi,ager Pla,a J} "opens up - some new options.,- tAal w~U •• dl:a1u11•lf ta du ii O OU F I I • " a / ~ J5li 111■4. £EM- FOLL OW KISSINGER t::;:",..; 1Jw-._ From Israel.; '- l•v1eaaJu~ report loa 1 &J tliat . . . implementation of the new mid-east peace pact -- will begin a week from Sunday, October ~ift h. E g y P t i a n t e c It n i c i a n s to ta k e u p p o s i t i o" s on tltat date in the ltzs Sudar oil field co,,.plez ;,, the Si,aai. Thi' re-occupation of additional ..,. Arab la,ad - then to follow in a series of . · tag.?s. TIie lsraei:pull-back t o b e f u ll y c om pl et e d - ~ ~ ~F t)lb .. ~~ 7=:,e,at"'- - we laear - r-:, e r'a"ar, •• ., " second, Aa:I jie4C WHITE SANDS A giant balloon that could easily cover a football field - was floating lazily over the Southwest today. &frat, nw~ - '*" attempting to probe and analy•e -- the ozone layer in the eartll's atmosphere. The balloon lau•ched from llte White Sands missile base in New M e:xico - quickly a cllieving an altitude of more than a hundred thousand feet~ - sa ,:lenrt y ••••••• ,a 11:sa•••d• ••re leliw: If all goes '"ell, to complete its job and rettirn to earth again - 1 0 • • Ii Mt tomorrow1 near Tucson. NEW YORK One of the best known of American proverbs - tlae one called Murph y ' la t , a y s: "If an y thing can go wrong in ar i abl y it will." But wlto was Murphy? A New Yor• . consulting firm says they've already N1tcovered seventee11 more of Murplay 's laws, sucla as: "Nothing is e v er as simple as it at first seems." E v er y thing you decide to do -costs more tl1an at first esHmated." "If you improve or tinker witll a tlri,ag long enougll - e v entually it will break." And lastly: "You ca11 fool some of the people all of the time - a11d all of tl,e f>eof>le some of the time - and isn't that wlrat yo11 want to do an y how ? " And now for CBS •. . ..