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W/IJTE HOUSE ------ - ---- - 9 • Y l ( u . )i\, ·- Tlte n /tile House •• Preside11/ Nixo11 -lakes fl1e·h1rll #J y -th 11 -.,J, urn fL S _\' 0 II ,, U <i O II !J: It a, . e I, Car(/ b ·' ' II OW,- Tu , . , .. t ,, (: t1 • - .. , .. . , - · J Pr e-a-&.llH:1- ~ ~ i # ( a SI a I c of Na Ii o II a I E,,, e r 1-: c ,, c .\' - i,, ·fl· lite face of Jf s/)readi11g mail crisi · from coasl-lo-c: ,,as/. . tf. ,"'t'J+#-~ O>'·dc r"ltJ. lite use of Fcdc,·a/ /1 • 00/JS - lo replace s/1•iki11,r postal emf>/, yees. First, in New York - said lte: a11d later, if 11eeded - ;,, otlte,· slrikebouud post offices. The President explained that "New York City - is , here tlte current illegal stoppages began;" also - said - ... '- ~ he - the place "whe1e the mail lzas been halted the longest - where the resultant problems have become most acute." The President adding: "We cannot a11d will not negotiate - wlrile thousands of postal workers are participating in an illegal work stoppage." u:.~ Next question: Nttff:::::1:'Lt---~~ Will ff end the " ·z roll•1,g again - gel lite men back to tie-up - gel the mat ,. work ? A , t - t l - - t h - e - - ~ t r l WHITE HOlSE - 2 --------------- - ),( . ,{ pr cs i ,I e,, I 's o rd o r • if r a >'I'; e rl I h yo 11,: h - ~ 111 a YI.• I I, e /\ f j y S / /JC (IC: C - / i Ill C It~ ,, of U. S. , ,,. 0 0 /) S - C II e I' - / 0 ,, C /) f UC e EI s e u h e r e i" II' ash i 11 g Io 11 - S ec ,- e t a r y of SI ate It' ttt:i.1i"fn RoKers mad e ii offi c ifll loda > 10tl t - ~ b e se11di11J? adclilional jets to Israel - for the present, un _, , ua y . -t>· ln:deod - said f&sSI 8 - /h e U.S. u ill uow launch "a ve r y vigo rous cJjort;" aimed at getting au agreem e nt with Russia - lo limit arms shiPnzents to the entire Middle lEast area. The Sec,-etary then went on lo stress, howlJ5&> 04 the U.S. lzas "no intention of jeopardizing tlze security of Israel." .4.,id he added that if Russia takes steps "which might upset the current balance - or if, in . our judgment, political developments warrant - the President will not h estitate to reconsider this matter." Eurlhquakc iu 1/iuduslcrn. J\ sc,•ies of 1, ,e mhlors . \.. -u (,~ h i t I i II K s c , c r a I t o • H" l u d <1 _v ,,., ; 11 J II cl ; <~ N o r t I, e ,, ,, G II j a r a l . A r //, .. /' ,~---4•,;i c, , t:t.41: S/a/c .l 011 /he Gulf of IJombayA, This al /he llci,:lil of India's 7{~ a 11 11 u a I H o Ii F c s Ii " a I - : ttt-~ , 11 U _; ( .,_ "c o l o r - I h r o w i 11 ,:r " cc!leh,-atio11. ht,L~ The quake causing ttil - R16¥Bl- dam . age - .a::t=:t,. /,. t (, . ;-ft place eaUell 1Jrottc1t Ci-tj£;.. first reports indicating more th an a s c or e de ad - ni o s l l y c h i l d r e n - a 1 10 • II • • h u n d reds i11jured. JNT/lO TO T.\Pt: {. 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F r o m f a r a 11 d II id e , 111 o s I of I It e m fro m A m e r i c a A a 11 t i . ; ,; 11 1·" P e • " Y o 11 11 g h i Pf> i , e . s of b o l It s c x e s , a s 1-n a ll a r m y of I IJ e m , <1 e s '-' c 1.1 d e d u fJ o 11 I hi s I, o s t Ho 1 · i z o II c o 11 ,z t r y • They came f o ,. a L a r i e I y of r e a s o 11 s ; b e c a II s e II as h i s It , m a r i j u a 11 a a n d ,,.,...... t,( other d r II s are c It ea/> ; I he Hi ,id u - B ll d d hist re li gi o As a t m o s I> 11 e re , " J, i c h I II e .\' /11 i 11 k s o c o n g e ti i a l t o th e i r a- m or a l ~ approac:11 lo life ; the lowering Hin-zalayas)andAideal climate. Some of them l1ad plenty of money. Btlt they got rid of il fa . st and became a problem to King Mahendra's go v ernmen.t. Some even became prostitutes - both sexes - I to make enough lo lHt}' dur ' gs. All the Nepalese who said anything about tllem to us - to me al a 11 y rate - , expressed dislike for them atzd said their i1lterest ; 11 the religions of Shangrila was n-zainl_, , , . t ea s 1• er Jo r the m t o s t a., , - a n d to g e t drugs a ruse lo make , - King Mahendra 011sted most of them before the Royal - HTPPII~ - 2 ----- -- - -- Wedd in>:. n II I e ,, , . r y Ii 111 <.' w c: " ' (; 11 I Io s II c 1, 1 e ,,, p I es a · S u a y a m b h tt II a I It " 11 d B o rl It II r, I It ; tt 1 It c r c t It o s e s t ,, a 11 g e It _,, p 11 o t i c B tt d rl ti h e ·" e s P e e r do u II a I _v o tt f r u m 8-h, rtfT"~'H,s--t e m p l e 1 a,J t o 11 e r s ~ u a t c h yott II hie ft ' e L e , ,~ u a , , y o u t II r 11 • here we always encountered a few western hippies, with lo11g hai1', attempting to look like Saddhus. Hindu holy nien. Also. at the Golden Pagoda of Hiran_ya Var1ia Mahavihar in )(a_ I the city of Patebe.. . I\ This is a phenomennon so11e of us find hard to Jig11re out - this wie1•d restlessness of the youth of 01tr lime. ~ FOLLU\I' TA/lE I 'I I ha L' e a II o I It c r I a f, c o II I It is s a III e s II b j et · I ~ (I II O / h C r C , , C II i II R I (I IC r i II I It e IU eek• I.cl 's l11r11 110w to /he Wll1' 11elf s from southeast Asia, 1 ord of increasing Cambodian involvement. That is, ~ South Vic/,zam 's official army paper tells tts t ~ ~ ~Cambodian . forces, aided by South Vietnam a1·tiller3, have ju.st killed more than three hundred Viet Cong. NEW YORK ---------- H ere iu New l 'or k - th e so-called "Mr. B ig" of th e Mafia w as arrested today by the FBI. Sixt y-s e ve n-year -old Carlo Gamb i no - accused of plott i ng to rob an CD armored truck that was carryiug S ix Million Bu.cks. His I .,. a,·rest - a,i11ottnced personally by FBI Director J. Edgar Hoo ve r; who said today's action - ct i lminated a long and extensi v e in v estigation. a BRAZZ~'(JLLE 111 I 11 e f o 1· m e r F ,. e 11 c 1, C o II go - 11 o 11· th e R e p u b l i c of C o 11 go - a 11 a it e m P t e d coup lo day ; w i 11, a re be l f or c e of . . . . . /2- 7 t'ttr 1t..n,v, ~ ~ -0 aboul t111rt_, 1 so,ld1e1·s · - se,zingA"IJ, isf~ Radio Brazza t ille; ~ (,~r--zf -4.q-e"'\,i\ ~ mos tbe, surrounded by lo) i al truops - who promptl y blas ted the revolution i11to oblivion. f,i tile process - we are told - killi11g the ma11 w.ho started it all - a former Army officer by the name of Lieu tenant Kikanga. The Congo's left-leaning President - Marien Ngouabi c:. ~ r i ~ - himself later 1'*'"6 I • radio; calling the would-be ) ~ revolutionaries - nothing but mere "lackeys of inter,iational imperialism." p POTATO ------- speaki,ig of things Nepalese - I've j ust received a cop y of the lntest Risi11g Nepal - which is an English- language newspaper published in that country. Amo,ig other things - the Rising Nepal reporting development of a new strain of potato - expecially suited to the Nepalese climate. A p o ta to th e y c a l l - off i c i a l l y - th e " Des ire e " • And u·hy stich a sexy name - for a mere potato? .::i~ ~ . - B e ca u s e ~ s a y s - -1] - e R is in g N .!!.!' al - th e "Des ire e " P o ta Io "has creamy flesh; ..,,; shallow eyes - SR" peels easily - ~ and she •s uh" readily available." A