WHITE HO U SE Octo/Hr IS, 1971 Allen Jackson Good err11ing - the Whit.e House - President Nixon spelled out today - the poil'er structure of "Pltase Two" of Iris n e ,r e co ,z om i c pro gr a ,n • This assigns to his new Cost of Li v ing Cor,ncil - the task of selling hroad stabilization goals;" bu t t ' es t in g th e /J o w e r t o c a r r y o u t t Ir o s e go a I s - in t11 e II a,, d s of the President's neu wage and price boards. The Wllite Hou s e says - there w i II be "no con/ l i c t. " Tl,e Preside,rt also welcomed today - the sig,ri,rg of agreements curbing tire imports of clleap Asian textiles. Observing that these agr'!eme11ts - will sa v e America" Jobs without erecting f>rotecti v e trade walls. He added tltat tltea the agreements further serve as "a llo/)eful sign - for tlte continuation <>f good relations with Japan . " And then ii was off lo Charlotte, North Carolina - "textile country" - for a special trib11te to evangelist Bill y Graham . The President called Billy Graham - "tire to/) preacher in the world." STOCKHOLM This yea·rs Nobel Prize for Economi c s - it was annoiinced today - is going to Simon K1'znets, a Harvard University Professor Emeritus; for his theoriea that taught nations - how to measr4re their gross national products. a T II is m a r ",;,a,g th e s e c on d y ea r in a r o tu - th a t A ,n er ican • ltave take" Ille IVorld ' 's top prize in economics. SAIGON I" Vie t n a m - the U . S • Co m man d in it i ,, t e d its s econ d - biggest one-da y fJu/lback to date, · ordering a total of four thousa,,d, six hundred and fifl_v G. l . 's - to cease combat o/" ~ rations and prepare lo return •ome . This cut's U . S . c o m b a I s t re n g th - to t w e n t _v b a t ta l ions ; as c o mp a re d w i I la a high of a hundred-and-twelve - just two years ago . On the political frfJnt - U.S. Presidential envoy Ro,rald Reagan - congratulated President Thieu on his recent reelection. Reagan added that he "can't understa,ad the uproat' over Thieu's uncontested victory. Said the Califor,ria governor: "I don't believe there was a,r ot,1>011cnt - to our flral President." HOUSTON Tlte moo,r was once lhoz,ght to be dead and lifeless . B11t now com es a report J"rom Hous tai - perhaps changing all that . Dr. John Freema,, of Rice University - r,t, orts the receipt of sig,ials from instruments left behind by the A,,ollo- Twelve - and Fourteen miss ioJ1s . These - we are told f>iclted up a so-called !'moon geyser" - tleat lasted about fourteen hours ; with tlte resr,ltant cloud - coverin . g more tlta,a te,r square miles; actively ve,ati,ag gas." Dr. Freema,a added: "If we could ta,, tla•se utilities" - then more tl,an likely "•e could establish a base on tlle moon." KREMLIN J,z Moscou - a t th e Kt· e m I i 11 - So , , i e I Prem i e r Kos ygi n met today - with eight v isiting U . S . governors . More surprising though - he also admitted a group of ,iewsmen accompan y ing the go, e rnors . This - a Kremlin J irst; perhaps explained b 3, the fact that Kosygin's message - seemed intended mainl) ' for U . S. consumption . The Soviet Pre m i er said that wo r Id peace - "is difficult" to achieve - "without the frieNdshiP of the UNited States and the Soviet UNion." He adds tllat President Nixo11's forth comiNg trip to Russia - is aimed al increasing tltat friendsltir,. But Ille "best kiNd of t,ret,aratioJt" for Ille Pres id e,, t 's r, is ; t - . s a; d Kosygin - '' w o u l d be the ending of t la e war in Vietnam" - and Israeli 1Ditlldrawal from occupied Arab lands . That - from the KremliN . SUGGESTED LEAD-IN TO THOMAS TAPE (QUEEN ELIZABETH 12) Next - Lowell Tito mas ; reporting tonight - from somewhere on the liigh seas. Lowell .. .. QUEEN ELIZABETH 12 - Pllge 2 of /he Allied campaigns . 0" I h e s It i I> 11 i I '1 11 s u e r e I w o p a ,· t i c II I a 1• / y c h a r m in g ~« )'Oung ladies, the ";, , es of ex-Prcside11t Theodo,•e Roosevelt's sons T e d a11d Kerm;t. The) ' were going o v er to work with the A me r i ca II Red Cr o s s , and they con L' i 11 c e d m )' b r; de that she should do tl,e same, which she did from then on until the end of the wa,•. After that first voyage, for some years we made many journeys ,1t sea, occasio,rally a voyage that would take a month or more, such as when we went orll to Ar,stralia, on the sort of world tour we made tellin . g the story of the World War II campaigns. We've hardly been aboard the Q E TtfJO long enough to gel more tha . n a casual impression. If l tur,i up an) 1 thing of even casual interest perhaps I'll get through to L . T. Ta /J e I,,. s e r I - unedited QUEEN ELIZABET/I #II Weil, my wife's hunch was c t orrec: . . Just to be on board a11 ocean li11er does gi v e _vou <1 feeling that you. are .\' o II n g a g a i " • \V h a t a g I o t· i o u s Q u e e ,i of t h e S ea s s h e is , Th e Elizabeth the Se c ond! It u as on our honeymoC'n that my bride and I made o,ir first ocean oyage together. That was over fifty-four years ago. Prior to that my sea voyages had been limited to going back and forth to Alaska, through the Inside Passage, ac.ross the Gulf of Alaska, and a cou/)le of times the direct route across the North Pacific, through the Aleutian Islands and ur, into Bering Sea. Our honeymoon , , oyage those fijty-fo11r years ago was on a slaif> called "The Chicago which would almost look like a row boat put alo,igside this giant Queen Elizabeth the Second. o,, that earlier voyage we were overcrowded too, becallse we were on 014 r way to the 1.Uar. I had an assignment from Presidetzt Wilson to bring back a pa,·t of the story and films SINGAPORE Here's one - Singapore ; the local police department ,1 , startf1,r-g a specia l course - in the art of the fast drarc,. Purpose - accord . ing to Singapore's Home Affairs Minister, Wa,,g Lin Ken : So tlaat "any criminal wlao draws a letlaal weapo,a against members of tlae police force / must consider tlle possibility thct it ma . y be tl&e last time he ha,adle• a ,oeapon . " Si,agapore 's - i" t la e Ea• I . '' - -f ·, "fl•ul" / . aa• to - I , ,,. -t., t be c om e the "fa• t • • t 6• 11 • TALLAHASSEE A,id finall_v a special salute to W-T-N-T - a real dynamite of a slation - tiow11 in Tallahassee, Florida. JV-!t-N-T today ct'le bra ting - its twenty-fifth annive · rsary. And no, for Lor ell - so long until Monday