The btg story today from suba,r•a" Clevel••d -- a,e e,ed al last to nearly two days of a:t:f~l_fl•r:::.a·'tdt:,-ra: _ n~ - ~ " - 1 1 F terror ,,.. for o leen -aged 6.-i der,,eld al KH#Jol•I by a re Jee led ••Ila.- -- ,c,lrile police waited ltelpleaaly outside. The climax -- toritle,e ;,. •••a" blood ; tl,at of tl,e abduclor -- Robert Balcll -- as toell as l,11 ca,tlv• -- Jira. Lida Caldwt:ll,· after police s1u11•o•etl Batel,'• motlJ•r fro"' lier home ;,. Jol111so,rto.,,,, Per1r1sylvar1ia -- lo co"'e a•tl "l•llt aome seNse into him." Mrs. Martlla Smltll e•terit16 lier •o• '• a,arl•••I tryi•g to s11cceed .,1,ere ,alice, prieal• arad ollJ•r• IJatl two shots. Batel, sliootirag Ille •l•etee•-year-ol4 Jira. Caldwell pohat-bla,rll ;,. t•e cl,eal -- tll•• ,,,,,.,;,.g O 6 • 11 • 1 i,alo liis owN heart. By the time police arrived Ille abd11ctor was deatl . Mrs. C aldwell wa• still alive. Amazi,rgly tlaouglt -- Al laal to live. SPACE ------- ~ ... On the space fro,,, e ~ -- ' - - , acl,leve,,..,., to day fo r I h e So i e I U,, ; o ,, . Russia,, scle,,Uata ••cce••f•lly compleli,rg _,~ history's flrat ar,to,,.ated docltlflg 1 ,. •1'ace. Willt I wo ""ma,,,, ed space craft laa,11claed day a a/Jart __ Ioctl•• a11lomatically ;,. a siflgle orbit aro1111d tlte eartlt. Tlie two satellite• said to be 1'rotot11'•• of R•••I•'• ,.e., Soyuz spacecraft - - to be 11sed ,,. later "'a•••d /ligl,t. lfldeed, Russia fNicltly calli11g ioday's feat -- tit• l11ilial step loroard the b•ildi11g of a 1>er•a11e11t •/Jace /Jlatfor•. America" scie,.tiats addl11g I/tat II co•ld sef've •t••lly ••II -- as the first sle/J toNJard a circ••-L•rear fllgl,t; tltat la, a flight aro•"d tl,e •0011 a11d ll•clt -- •ill,o•I la114111g. Be tl,at as ii may -- tllis Ille first t110•• l•••clll11g ~• Soy11z sJ>acecraft -- sl,rce 11,e deatl, of Soviet Co••o•••t Vladimir Komaroxft,. J11st ••cl, " slel/J -- laat •1'rlag. Tl,e /light thus co,rsidered a test of•••• i•/Jroved ••• 1 1'"' 6 " 1 "'" i ch aJ>J>are,a tly ,oo rited to 1>erfec lio• · SAN A.NTON.10 --·------ · ----- , toda) 1 : I/Jal Congress is speed , i , •g toward ad)ollrrtmertl __ possibl) 1 b3 , Tha,,ksgi1. 1 i•g; 1t1ith mat1y of /1,e Pre,,de,t,I'• pet pro j ects -- still in a stale of limbo. Wlrite Ho"se Press S e crelar,, George Cl,ri•II•• . voicing lhe hope, llow . ever -- lllat · Co,egre•• may yet co,,,plel• action~ seve-ral admh,is.tratio,a proposals. A.,.o,.g 11,,.,. -- bills dealiNg w,111, crime co•lrol -- civil riglll• -- lr.•tlt ;,. lending -- social sec•rily -- air poll•llofl -- lligl,w,ay be••II~ ficalio". Tow,artl tllat e•d - - Presitle•I JollNBOfl flyl•g bacl, lo Waahi11g to• to•iglt t - - to begl• •PfJlyi,eg llt • /Jr•• ••re• limes -- ;,, tl,e ,eexl t•o or lllree .,.,11,." Wh a I abo11 p11e Pres itlet1f's req•e• led • - let1 /Jer ce• I T,, e ,. 0 ,.se•••• see,,., to bl - - it'• deatl for tax incr , ease? ... ~,Sac., ,,,e c"rrent sessiofl of Co,.gress. Ho,,,,v,r,ACl,rtslla,a remarlt . i•g ;,. effect: Walt 'II ••~ 1 year. VIETNAM -------- w:a: a a /'ram V i e l 1 1 a • ~ ~ y v/ 1., 0 days A of savage fightir,g •ear tire Cambodia• border . Begi••i,eg with a band of Vie · t Co,.g - overru•,.i•g a u. s s,,ecial fore•• camp ; only lo end up i• a devaslati,eg l>i•cer move•e 11 t _ set off by pursuing America,e rei•force•e•ts. The scene of battle - abo•t seve,aly "'"•• •orlla of Saigo,e. enemy aclNt,lly s e i i " tl,e U S c••I' - ~ ofter a wave of suicidal atlacts. Boldi,ag ii for lao•r• - before the Am er ican c """ter-• It act; wl,icll e ve•l••IIY lra/J/Jed llte Viel Ca,g - 011 ;f::::;:/~e•c• r■/Jhr /Jl••l•li••· Am er i ca" air a•d artillery ••1>1>orl - lael,, i•,1 ,,._fi•i• 11 tl,e job. So•tlt Viet•a•ese allies fo•rlee■ ; •• •K•i••I ••••Y lo•••• - tot•llil1g more ,,.,,,. ta,o la•radred ••" I•• forty •••-ffel~ L.costly raid . EI s ewhere ;,,. Vieh1a m - - vis Uh1g Vice Pre 8 ideJtl Hubert H11mphrey today toured America" bases ifl t•e Mekong Della. Later heading for Saigo,. - to talte />art ht tomorrow's inauguration of Presidefll-elecl Ng•yeJt Va• Thieu; despite Communist tlareals - to try lo••••••* tH•r•jl the ceremony. V ... P"" Aloftg the 111a, - ~ 'il••/lhre, hearhag fro• • S01dh Vietnamese Arn1 . y ••Jar - .,,.o co . •1>lai•ed obo ■ t carru1>1io , n . among gover ■ 111e•t officio ls. Tll-e Vice Pres•d••I commenting : "I tlii•k t•e greatest tlli•g l'tJe lleor.d today - - - afld tell ,,,e lr•III - ••tl •ol lo •fraitl. " Meanwhile, in Moscow - the Kremlin today llare"' cold u,ater on another /Jeace move. Soviet Premier Kosygha rejecling t lie idea of reconvening tlaat Nine le,,. Fifly-Fo•r Ge,reva •••leas« conference - of wlaicla Russia was co- chairman. Asserting it would be "uNreal" to laoJ>e for 11,ace through such a move - - because •eillaer Nortla VielNa• 11or the Viet Cong were • .,. . . Ix represe11led al llae earlier parley. Kos1gin furllter reaffir•i•6 Soviet ••/IPorl - of Ha,roi's slated cortdiliorts for,,,., peace tallts. Tlaese lo i,rclude a U s bombi•g laall - 111u•·draa,al of all lroo1>s - aNd full recognitio,a for the Viel Co•g. TIie Soviet Pre•ier adding: "our s1mPallaies, 011r moral a•tl /JolUical ••J>J>orl and our aid - are co111plelely 011 Ille sitle" of'"' Viel Co■g and llae Norllt Vielnaneese. STOCKHOLM ----------- Al Stockholm, Smeden - lite year's latest list of Nobel Prize-wiNNers was d a111101u1ce today. TIie gro•IJ headed b3, - - Professor Ha,as Albreclrt Be tire of Cor,aell U"it 1 ersil.v; winner of the Nobel Priie for pllyalc• __ for hh mark in unlocking some of tire ••c•r• secrets of 11,e s ",,. A native of Ger,,.all}' - Professor Bet•, fl•d ••• ho,n eland ju s I a j " "'" olaead of tlae Na•••; Nere i,a t lie U■iled Stale~ •.i,1(,.,-. devela, Ile l:,drog•• 60••· ~ No.,,Abeco~ A1Ne1'ica's IN1e11ty-sev1,atll - Nobel /)ri••- N i n n er for fJ h .) ' s i c s • Al /Ire same linae - the Nobef prtie for c•e,,.istry re, a s a ward e d I o da y I o Ir« t w o Br ii o" s a II d a We s I G er"'• 11 • -...,or 11,e second slraigh , t )•ear - tllere will be~Nobel Peace prize . The Norwegian Parlia,,ae,al - 1tJllicll rides . • t ,, o" verdict fro,,a Oslo. i11 this category - relay111g • s !'- . · Obser11ers nolirtg, however, W h y - /Ire y n e L' e r s a .v • ~~ b ~ ,, .. , thi,rg b"I peaceful. Ninetce11-Sixt,r' ~ l1as ~e,r a J gpLFPOR T _ Here 011 our own sllores - a series of sile,at killer• whipped a widespread Palla of deslTNctio" today- aero•• t•e Mississippi Gulf Coast. TIie State Hig•way patrol lelli,ag of a ,iumber of tornadoes - lhat "sliced•• lilte a ll ■ lfe" all the wa)' from Gulfport to Biloxi. FiTsl reports i•dicati•g at 1easl tla-ree dead - several missing - and hroadreds more i ■jNTed. J,a so•e cases, the twisters piclti•g 11p caTB a ■ tl traUeTB - alaalli ■g ~ ' them •ncd s711 a b&Jaer slaclli ■g Ille• HIie Ilea,• ,..._w~- 01 jHnk. Addilio11al deb-ris A. al•o•I eve,-y•llere; oft•• forcit,g use of bulldozers ~ to clear a palll to ..., slriclle• OltANGE_FOLLOW GULFPORT - -- ----- ~ -;,,. lo lh, H"es/ Coos/ • o "'•jar fir• th1·cat today iu tinder-dry soutltern Califorreia, ~ r e s c re " t J - ,,, i l < ' a " h o u r Sa n ta A "a W i ,. d s - a ,. e 111 Ir;,, 4 •• br11sh blazes into 11nco,alrollable irefer•o•. II orst of tl1ese - a IMleNt) 1 -ei1it llto••••tl acre dozens of expe,esive ltomes - ••II .fore••• tllo••••II• q to .flee mid-Nineties t1ddh1g a HU aa1 • to tl1e 1Jro61e•.