PEKING February 22, 1912 Allan Jackson The President's "Journe y f or Peace" - Part Two . President Nixo,i met today w i th Red China's Premier Chou E1 ! ::. ·r • - for a total of three hours and fif/11 ; t ., m nu es. TIits nearly the double the time - otigi nally planned. White House News Secretary Ron Ziegler - later fer,ded off all questions about tie substance of the talks . hastead, he referred reporters to a communique - to be issued at the end of lite President's visit. It was 11oted, lao111ever, tltat Ziegler was, quote - "smiling broadly." First Lady Pat Nixon - enjoyed a round of sightseeing ; after 111liich sire a,ad the President atte,aded a two-hour t,erformance - of the .,.evolutionary ballet, "Red Detachment of Women . " TIie Nixo•s received a standi,ag ovation _ we a r e told. Also making their first public d I , p t - Madame Chou and appearance witla the Presi en s ar Y Madame Mao. 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One of tltem - 11i11etee11-yeat·-old Joseph Ke1111edy the Thi1·d - son of the late Senator Robert Kennedy. He looked ruffled and tired whe11 he - and the others - e11tered /1,e airport lounge at Aden a short while ago. In a brief comment to newsmen - young Kennedy said - "it was just too m11ch." And then Yemeni government officials hurried him alo,ig - with the others . SE NATE In ll a s lti11 J,: to11 - th e Scnfllc J11diciary Committee - nomi,ia/io,, o/)e11ed h c: ari11 ,.:s loda _ v - 011 the • 71 o f Richard Kleindienst a s Attorne y General. Ecad-of f u it11es s - Richard Kleindie11st ; 1tho said, a1110,ig other things, he would oppose if coufirmed - "the le g alization of possession or use of marijuana. " Kleindie,is · t asserted that marijuana ''is a e up h o r i c s u b s tan c e - th a t p er m i ts y o u n g p e op l e to depart from ,•eality;" a,id thus legalization - said he would only help to unravel "the fabric of a strong society." Kleindienst also voiced strong s,ipport for the use of electro,iic bugging de v ices - ;,, cases involving national security. But he pledged that he alone would "oss11me full responsibility" - for any such bugging without a co11r · t order. ENVIRONMENT The lat es t 011 th e c 111 : h· o 11m e 11lal f ro11l - a go v ernment p - ropo s al f or ti ght restri c tions 011 the lead c o 11 t e II l of g a s o I i it c . Th e E11vironmental Protection Agency wants a phased reduction the present lead conte,it - of all premium and rcg11/ar g · rades of g a soline - and further that by Nineteen-Se, enty- • Six - most of the nation's gas stations be requiYcd to offe1 · the sale of lotfJ-octane UNLEADED gasoline - hearings will be held - before such regulations a · r-e put into effect. ALDERSHOT A detacliment from Brilai11's Sixteenth Parachute Brigade - tlie unit invol v ed in Norther,z Ireland's recent "Blood) ' Sunday." As a direct result, the officers' mess at Brigade headquarters - Aldershot, England - today the scene of an IRA terrorist bombing. But instead of getting British fighting men - the blast killi11g a,a Army cllat,lain; also, claiming the lives of six civilians employed there - five of them women. BRAZZAVILLE 111 the former Fre11ch Co11,:o - now simply the Congo Re1>11blic - a11 attempted coup today ; ,uith a ban , d of so-called "r , ight 111i1tg tribal and army elements" attempting to oust that &:ountry 's prese,it Marxist regime. According to Radio Brazzaville, ho,uever - the co111> failed and "everything" is now calm. A spokesman adding: "We don't get excited abo,ct these thi'fl'S - they l,appen all -- the time." QATAR FOLLOU BRAZZ.-.\V/LLE B II t a II o /11 e r c u u fJ th a t a fJ pa r c 11 ti y w o r k e d - one th a t o c c 11 ,. re d t o d a .\' i " t h e o ii - r i c I, Sh e i k h do m of Q a ta r in the Persian Gulf. Sheik/, Khalifa Bin l{amad Al Tha11i 11 p lo now tl,e deputy ruler of Qatar - ousted from office his cousin Emir 1\hmed Bin Ali Al Thant. Tlte latter was on a h11nli11g trip in Iran - whe11 he learned that Sheikh Khalifa had bagged his tlaro,ie. SUGGESTED LEAD-TN TO THOMAS TAPE "VENEZUELAN- CITJES" Next Lowell Thomas; checking in tonight from Caracas ;,, Ve11ezuela. Lowell. .. s U G GEST ED R • L L O lr TO THO .,t AS TAPE '' t· E ~ E Z U EL AN - CITIES" Tha,ik , 011, Lowell . . .\ f i n a l 11 o I e - i 11 a m o m e 11 t . HOLL YlVOOD Coming up s0011 - anotlte r Oscar-time in Hollywood. Tile 11omi11alio11s - ll1tnou11ced today. Al t he head of the list - with eight 11omi11a/io,is eacl1 - "Fiddler · 011 the Roof" "The F1·c11c'1 Co1111cclio11" - and "The · Last Pictllre Show." While the 11omi,ices Jo,· best acloY and best actress - i11cluding George C . Scott and Glenda Jackson - who took U all last year. Th is nlises for the first time hr the history of the Academy Awards the possibility of double back-to back winners. Noto for Lowell Thomas - so long r, alil tomorrow.