F r i d a . \ , J" 11 , I 9 7 3 . ORLANDO Fir l th comm 11c m nt add, , at Florida Tech in Orlando, Florida. For a u /com change - Pre ident Nixon telling "what' · righl with Ameri a." N11mbe1 ' one - aid h - peac e in lie tnam and right aroun.d the globe; brin.ging with it an end to the draft and, h o P e f u l l ) , t h e f i rs t g e 11 e r a t i o ,, of p e a c e it1 th i s e n t" r _v • Th e President further saying the nation's spirit is strong and its position as a world leader is secure; as witne s - said he the P O W' who "came back standing straight - sali,ting the flag of the U.S.A. - and saying, 'God Bies America'." The President also taking note - of America's present monetary and energy problems; but stressing that these are d11e to increased world demand - and not shrinking supplies. "People in the world at·e living better" - he continued; "they demand more - and il ts good that they demand more!" The problem now - he went on - "to produce more." ORLANDO - 2 Addi11g : "Wh :J n l\mcYica ha · a prob/ m , sol, e il - be flUSe " ' h a I e I It ' ' 11 i a h r l II a I b II i I l A n-1 e r i c a a n d m a d e i t t h e ,·eat ,ia/io11 u ar toda y. " Th Pre id ,,, declaring, in hnrl : "There is no ountry I would rather Ii e i11 - than lhe United States: and 11 o time I , ould 1·ather be gradual ed from college - than right 110w." OL MB FOLLOl4 ORLANDO A tin F B I D i r I or Willi a m Ruck e Is ha u - 1 a al s o makin g a commencen1 nl addr e This one - at Ohio t a I e t( ' h r 1, e c a l l e d f o , , a g r e a l e r c o n I r o l - o e r t h e F B I and it dir ector. ''There must be ff cli ve ot ersight of all FBI a c ti itie " aid Ruck el haus - "from both the executi ve and legislati e branches o f 011'1' go e1·nment." This is necessary - he continued - to instl're "a wise exercise of its power;" which i "too important" aid he - "to leave to the judgement of one man." WHITE HO SE Back i11 Wa hin g ton - ~ th Pr sident -b- Planning speed action - to curb run-awa inflation. White House ourc es adding that phase four in the President' s new economic program - c ould come as early as Monday; perhap including a price freeze - and an increase in gasoline taxes. All of this is seen as welcome ne,os - in tlie money markets of we'Stern Europe. Too late fo effect today's trading - the dollar today takl11g a beating; but e ■ a .. 8 k -= we are told ,J( that it could carry over into a rally next week. E RTH RBIT F o r I h e 111 11 of S k _ \ L a b On - a n ei U.S. pa e 11du r a11 e r ord. A lronaut P te onrad, Paz,l Weitz, a 11 d Jo e K e r ;JJi n - I o d a v c o m fJ l e I i n g a f u l l f o 11 , . t e e n d a y i n e arth orbit. Second now onl y to the three So iet cosmonauts - who once made it lwe,zty-Jour days. Also the astronauts gi ing tt/J a scheduled day off - in order to catch up on experiments pre iously by-passed. The sky lab finally drawing full /)owe,· - for the first time since it was launched PARIS In Paris - Henry Kissinger conferred for more than two hours today - with French Foreign Minister Michel Jobert. What they talked about - not disclosed. Observers noting, however, that France has been mentio,eed as a f>ossible successor to Canada - o,i the international t,eace keeping mission in Vietnam. WATERGATE The Watergate hearings were in recess today - but the case was still making headlines. Convicted Watergate conspirator James McCord - demanding today a full dismissal of the charges against him or else a neiu trial; 011 the gro1111ds of "massive effo1·ts to obstruct justice" includi,ag alleged perjury by former Republican campaign official Jeb Stuart Magruder. MOSCOW Moscoto - Armand Hammer strikes again. The seventy-five year old head of Occlde ntal Petroleum along toUh chairman Ho111ard Boyd of El Paso Natural Gas - announcing today a tentative ..,. agreement to buy ten _!_llllon dollars •ortla of Siberian Natural Gas; ' f : ~ as _ suml•g A official a1'1'roval by both sides. The biggest trade yet bet•••• tlae U S and Russia. Tl,e gas hr question - •o• at Yakutsk In Soviet Siberia. To be delivered to Valdlvoatok - by means . of a t•o tlioa,sa,ed mile ,,,.,,,.. a•d t 1,e,. - • lil1'1'ed to t 1ie U S •est coa • t. A r• _ a11d t:t'.1-- Hammer saylng/4.l,e "about sis years - R•••I•• ,eata,ral gas •Ill be cookl•g America• steaks." JERUSALEM For Chancellor Willy Brandt of West Germany a ninety minute press conference today at Jerusalem. Brandt urging both sides in the mid-East conflict - to negotiate a peace agreement. Adding: "We are not called on to act as an intermediary - nor are we in a position to do so; but tile German interest is clear - WI! want to see a r,eaceful solutio,s. " Bra,adt also disclosed that Israeli Premier Golda Meir has accepted an invitation: Madame Meir to become llae flr•I Israeli ltead of governement to visit West Germa,ay - J•sl a• Brandt was tire first West German head of governme,at to vl•U Israel. CHERRY GROVE If ou're a fafh ,, still searching for a novel vacation idea for this summer for ou and your teen-age son or dauglrter - this next ma y be just the a11swer. It's a new 1 ilderness exploration and adventure program - offered by Th e Wood la n d s and W h it e w a t er I II sti t llt e a t Cherry Grove , West Virginia. The courses there to last fifteen days each - toitla youngsters sr,ending tl,e first week u11der the guttlance of experienced woodsmen. Here is the unusual part: Tirey are tlre11 joir,etl by tlreir fatlaers for the last eiglrt days. Young and old alike - sharing in the adventure of back- packing, rock climbing, cave exploring, trout fislti,ag, canoeing and so on. The man in charge of all this - an able young mall by the name of Dan Taylor; who stresses lrow the purr,ose of these courses - is two-fold. "One" he says - "to help stYengthen the relationshit> between father and child; and two, to make this the first step on a longer journey; the CHERRY GROVE - 2 subsequent steps being taken at home aro11nd the dinner table when they reminisce - and then most importantly, durin . g weekends and short vacations, when they repeat these adventures in the wilderness together. That - from Dan Taylor; lite llt1ad of Tlte Neto Woodla,sds and Wltitewater Institute at Clterry Grove, Weat Virginia. A great idea I NASSAU BAY What's it like being the wife of an astronaut? In some res Pe ct s - it seems about the same as being the wife of a traveling salesman. For proof the following from Lee Kerwin, wife of Sky-Lab astronaut Joe Kerwin. "Sine e Joe has been gone" - said Mrs . Kerwi11 - "the TV has gone out, so has the air conditioning; and now a tree in the fro11t yard - has been struck by liglat11h1g •it• one big limb split and hovering over the house. And Joe i.s n 't he-re to cut ii down. " Joe's u" tlaere in outer S"ace I Mrs. Kerwin addi,ag: "I'm deliglrted •itlr the outco•• of Joe's s"ace walk - but I wish he would come walking up the street I I" Good old Joe out the-re in space a11d at •o•e Mamma has big problems - Billi POCATELLO Pocatello - Idaho - a quick tabulation at City Hall. Ma y or Bill Roxkelley discovering he has already issued tlais year - two-thousand-three-h11ndred and-twenty-eiglat proclamations ; I wonder why so m11ny? At any rate, Ire pro mt, tly made it two thousand,. three -hundred-and- twenty - nine. ,,. tlais one Mayor Roxkelley of Pocatello sayi,ag: "I do laereby proclaim tlae week of June Eleve,atla as ,aon- proclamatio,i week I - so I can get some .,orlt do,ee I" And so long , t until Monday I