Thursday, June 21, 1973 SUMMIT f,r Ille Nixon-Brezhrtev summit talks - s11cce•• again; as reflected today in a glitteri,ag ceremo,ay - i,a the Wlllte House East Room. President Nixort a,ad Cliairma,a Bre zll,ae v s ig,ai,ag a 11ew agreeme11t - calli,ag for inte,asified, Joi,at reaearcla for the t,eaceful uses of atomic e,aergy. Setti,ag as tlaeir goal Ille laarnessing of tlae power of the H-Bomb - to prod11ce badly needed electricity. Tlte U.S. a11d R11s s ian leaders - also siw•l•g a new severt-t,oirtt Declaratio11 of Pri11cit,les. as a guide to negotiato,,-s fo'r' botla sides i11 tlae co11li11i,l•g SALT talks at Geneva. Tlais poi11ti11g t•e way to a t'r'eaty calling for a mutual 'r'eductio" '>f nuclear weat,011s - to be completed befo'r'e tlle end of next yea'r'. Henry Kissinger later adding that the SALT agreement - is an attempt at achieving "strategic parity." "Our SUMMIT - 2 objective will be equality" - said 1,e; "ba,t lio• yoa, calcMlate tlaat - will have to be left to Ille ,aegotiatio,aa. " WHITE BOUSE From President Nixo,c to First Lady Pat Nixo11 - a gift today of tl,irty-tlaree lo11g-stemff1ed yelloa, ro•••; 011e for eacla year - of tl,eir marriage. Today marlti11g - tlaelr tltirty-tl,ird weddi11g a1111iversary. Tlae Wlaite Bo••• ad,U•• tlaat Mr. a,td Mrs. Nixon a,ould /)robably exclaa11ge l'•r•o,.al gifts - at a family gatlaeriPlg early tl,is eveP1i11g. 011 tlae occasio11 of /)ast a1111iversarie• - Pat Nlso11 #,as also said tlaat #,er lausba11d laas 11ever "bored" lier. To11iglat - a/)/)are11tly ,so esce/)tio11. Tlae Preside,at a,ad Mr•. Niso11 attendi,ag a di,a,eer at tlae Soviet B•b•••Y - laosled by vis iti,eg Soviet leader Leo,eid Bre~la,aev. COMMERCE On tlte economic front, tlae U . s. Commerce De1>artme11t 's figures on the state of America,a b11si11e•• Jo~ tlte first tlaree mo,atlas of tlae year slao• corporate t,ro/11• jumf>i,ag nearly Tlairtee11 Billio,a; tlae biggest q11arterly i,screase - in all laistory. PRICES FOLLOW COMMERCE Meanwhile, the U.S. Labor Department was releasing its latest fig,cres on the cost of living. The U.S. price index up six-ten tits of a per cent last mo,stle - due mah,ly to leigleer Prices for clotlei,sg, gasoline, used cars, leouselaold services a,ad some foods. But, meat prices actually fell , for tlee firat time i,a memory. Tlee rate of i,acrease i,1 food t,rlces ge,aerally slowing down. All of wlaiclt is said to i,atllcate tleat Ill• nation's wors I Inflation in more t1aan twe,aty -year• - may be easing sliglatly. SE ATE Th I akin g o f e rel l e slimonJ before the Senate Water g at e Cornniitlee - es p ec iall that of John Dean - was criticized toda y b y both Senate Leaders. Minorit y Leade1 ' Hugh Scott charging that said leaks 1 e1'e "organized and manipulated." "It's obvious" - . ,, / / ,, he continued - "that Dean is leaking like a sieve - and that ~~) '' i n s p i r es c o u n t e r - l e a k s . " Sc o t t a d ding th a t h e f e l t De an 's "' credibility - had been "considerably shaken." Next - Majority Leader Mike Mansfield; saying he 11 1 as " orry the committee's executive meetings - are being br e ached." Also urging the con1.1nittee lo "adopt stricter procedures" - to prevent any additional leaks; and thus p,,otect the rights of all. EARTH ORBIT I 11 I h e i r l a I f u I I d a _ , in a 1· l h o r b i l - t h e m e 11 of liylab-On u e r e g n e rallj laking it ea ) loda-'. They did ncounl er a itualion that could ha e pr ese nted a serious problem lo fultt1'e Sk lab crews. A bag of spt,ce trash ge lling caught in an airlock l e ading to the Skylab's garbage tank. The ame tank of which Paul Weitz earlier said: "If that thing breaks - we're in a heap of trouble." ll appeared for a tin1e, what's more - thctt the bag was hopelessly stuck. Weitz finally cleared the airlock - with what he called "a judicious application of muscle." Ground control ,,adioing back: "You ought to hear lhe sighs of relief down here . " Paul Weitz responding: "Tl weren't nothing - cotnpared to the sighs up here, babe." The three astro n aut are now resting ill preparation for leaving the space station - at fou1'-forty-five tomorrow morning, Eastern-time. Splashdown in the Pacific - about Jive hours later. PREME COURT F1 - om the U.S. Supreme Court - a eries of Ji e-to- f o u r L e rd i c t I o d a) Tin e f J e c t /J' re d fin i II g th e l i m its o j obscenit ; and thereby marking an. end perhaps - to the cur · rent nationn id flood of pornography. This in connection with a trio of cases - originally filed at Los Angeles and Costa Mesa in California and A:lanta, Georgia. The m . ajorit; i opinion - set forth by Chief Justice Warren Burge1'; who left standing a previous 1•uling - that obscenity was tha · t which "taken as a whole-st_ ~ _ : f - ~ appeals to prurient interest~"~ eliminate'tt. the proviso - I, th a t s u c h ma t er i a l s m us t be "u t t e r l y w i thou t redeeming s o c i al importance. Justice Burger 1-ztling ins'tead that obscenity shall be considered; henceforth - that which portrays sex "in a patently offensi ve u ay;" and that "which taken as a whole lacks serious literary, artistic, (>olitica ¢;enli/ic value. ~ also stating it's now up to local A. The Chief Justice courts ,-,€ to decide wha constitutes "Prurient" appeal; to ,,., PREME OURT - 2 do l t i m e ~ ~ basis of local community -'\ for lhe fir standards rather than nati onal landards. Th Supreme Court al o rendered today - it's first ruling dealing t ith alleged school desegregation in a Northern Ci l .v. Th e c o It r l de c la ring th a t de l i be r a le r a c i al dis crimination in some schools of Denver means that the whole Denver _c:::::;-~ school system must be desegregated. /\Associate Justice Lewis Powell:.isss:,tin.g::: "The evil of operating separate schools - is no less in Denver than in Atlanta." r Tl \ l th l atican - Pop Paul u a ob r1 ing the tenth n 1111 i 1 • r a r y f It i l ec lion a Pontif f. Thi fol/01 ill!( a bl i11 g or orpu Christi - 1 hi h he ga e from the famott bal on lo a ta l croud in St. Peter' quare. The Pope exp · ressing thank - for, quote, "the good 11 ill the Lord had for our regard." This, he added, ''makes 11 , at the ame time, tremble for the responsibility which neighs on our feeble shoulders." "Dearest children" It continued - "have indulgence for tt - who revive ourselves by your affe lion, your cooperation and your pra ers." TT O f t r t u· 11 t , . - i h t y a r ; 11 o 11 r - R e p a bli c an 11 a I o 1· S o , . r i t I o 11 o f . \ I < H a 111 p hir e ha d ec id ed l o c all it qu it . 11 a I o ,. C o I t o n a 11 , o 11 11 c i 11 p I a n I o r e t i r f , . o m p u blic /if - 1c h n h i P r e n I t e r m e x p i r e s n ex t y e a r . Th l. 11 t y - th 1· e - o ld la u ma k r - oin on to sa y : ' .\' a t 11 ,. a 11 . · , t h i h a b e n a h a r d d e c i i o n t o m a k e - a n d , b i n 0 11 /y hu m an , I m a ke ii u- ith a f lin g o f dee p u 11 happi n ,. Addin t h at h e i till in i ig or ou health a 11 d i nt nd t o k e p on se r i • i11g a Chairman o f th e Repub l ican '' R u I h m y- 1c i e ' - h c o n t i 11 u e d - ·'has a s e r i o us h ea rt c o n d i t i o n o m(Jlical e d b y a brok e 11 hip, w lzich ma · mea11 m o ,, t h o c o ,, t. · a l e c e ,. c e - d 11 r i n g u h i c h h e n e e d s m e b y h e r id . . , -- DETROIT From Detroit - the Pre ident of the Ford Molor ComfH1n 011 big go, ernnie,~t - a quoted in Quote magazine. L e Ja cocca sa ing: "One of lh things the g o ernment can't do - i run an thin . " B way of proof, adding: "The only ~~ things our go ernmenl does 1 run - are th e post office and the railroads · a n d b o th tJj 01 e M a a re bank r u P t. " - EW ORLE N FOLLOW DETROIT F Yo m N t( 0 r l a 11 - /he fabled Chaplain of Bourbon Sir el - 011 modern edu alion. Tit Reverend Bob Harringto, . ob r1 1 in that Ameri a' iulelli ent ia - "ha e de eloped 11 u u or d f o r o I d u g I y t r on g I a y of I i i n " "F o r ex a m p l e' - he continues - "drunkards are called alcoholics - adultery is called an affair - fornication is free-lo e - thieves are ca 1 l e d e ,n b e z z l e s - an d m tt rd er) are s a id to b e t er m po r a r il y de,·anged. " s Re erend Bob adding: "It look like more people 1,.1 are going to hell sma1•t." -- PALMEIR DO J, DJO bou11 · ' b au/ 011c b'll d t' J i e a s ,1 e a l l e s l i o m a n i 11 th e II o r I d - ha d i d a I Pa l m i r a dos Indio s1 ~ B ya z i l . /110 e n zia Colalino d e Lira - al h er p e ak - weighing nearly Ji e hundr d pound . Although he ne e Y had an children - Signora ~ . e . Colafino d e Lira~ lea ~ behind a berea ed husband. Jlis ' ' /\ I grief 41!- somewhat tempered,._ .~vweUG'T ~ by the fact that he rece11tly had to sell llis farm to keep his wife in food. Signore Colatino de Lira saying of his buxom bride: "She was like a bottomless pit." I•,,