MOl?EIIEAD C/Tl" . \ / (I s s i I' (' "II ,. r i C (I II C (; i,, J.! (' r - I h (' , u" J.! e ... I Ii n· d 11111..-ica 11,· i 11 ,. , ·c ord e d 11 i ., I ~ ,!!!;-fa1 terror ., ).. ~11 tcni.a.;c=.ft-#011g Ille 1101•/I, Caroliua c oasl. Rtttt,ag riirri w ,) s-ko,-:,z • 11ea, , • Mo,-chead Cit) ,; bringing with ii - 1·<1Ki1lJ,! /ides <111d lor,•e,z/ial rai11s; tAIRlt/hen moving .. . t<nft. .,lorol,r i1tla11d ,-acki-=w winds up lo ninety miles an ) .s -L,, hour • .Bato-_,:Jriu rltls - .., ~utlJu'ttUes t-epiU..l:b-g u, " au , 6-f I It e s I or m ' s l e i s tt r e l y pa c e .,,l'f P e rm it ti n g a m p I e w a r 11 i ,i g . .N& : t le C II r o I he" '-s -6:o r1.u1111:r::S:c:vt-'t- ~ , , --- - ST ATE In a brief cere ' mony -,e Tq at the u s Slale Deparlmenl - ti •-=•' • f th v •--- _, o a110 er miles/one in U S and Russian relations · . se , cre · ta1"y of Slate William Rogers and Soviet FoTeiga Mirdstef' Andrei Gromyko - signing a pa.ir o , f formal agreements - thereby eliminating, hoJ>efrdly, tlle ~ possibility of any accidental ,J.,outbreal, •1 :sscl1 ■ t - betweeen the U S and Russia. Both _ . . stressfag, llo•ever - tl&ere Is still "much .fill# that remains to be tloae ~., ~ \ fflU&»e Rogers saying: "We m•st no• lrate,ulfy o■r efforts to reach agreeme•t - to Um.It t11e means,, as •ell as the risk, of wagi•g •ar." Adtllrtg: "We shall strive to•ard tlds objective• " UNITED NATIONS Al Ille United Nations 1N #IW Jor~ ~ I · 1 • F . Mi ' ~ "'11~ srae I oreign nister Abba Ef'6a,._ ~ ealUu /or -L .. ~ /' ., ~ ~6;:;:;~;;:i;r r,¥ Egypt-;.11 llin Ille ...._ 1, A ■ Ctrr month; peace talks lo be held i11 Neto York - llnder the II I I auspicf'::; of the U S or tlae u N. Eban also aJ Lissa citl11g as the basis ~ • • • • flu 11 t•••• five possible roads to peace; i11ch,dlag a reopening of the Suez Ca11al - as a first stet, toa,ard an overall s · ettlement. Eba11 addhcg t1'at Bgyjt 's slated willingness "to e•ter i11lo a peace agree•e•t - but not to m eel or 11egoliate eve• ,u,der h,ternalio■a1 chairmanship - Is to •ake a moc1rery of tlae international comm11 . flity." CON NOLL 1· Secretary .h1a Co,inolly add.res · sed a meett,ag of tlae free 1Dorld top finan · ce ministers sayh1g tlae U S uould be willing to drop - its prese,at tea J>erceat import surcharge; tooKld be 10llling to do so - ;,. exchange for "tangible progress''toa,ard a lowerhsg of trade••••' barriers by ot~er co11,atrles. But tlte price of gold - •e will •ot cliarage - AN said Connolly - addhag tllat s11cli • • 1 a moue would be of no ecoaomic sig,dficar,ce 61,t ratler ~,& "a relrogresslue stePi" /ir our •lti•ate goal, - ~ said he ~"lo reduce if not eUmhsate, tlae role of _, ~ gold - In any new mo,aelary · system." .-t TL • .\ XT . .\ - - s p e " k c r I o d a ." A..'' I a n ~\ I I a n I a m e e t i ,, g O f t h e s O c i et y of Lormer F B I a ' ge,its; there accusing America 11 lib e rals and ll1 e radical left - of tryiNg to u11der- min e the U S free .., eNterprise system aNd lite U S spirit of competition. The Vice President also co,adem•l•g Senator Humphrey's recent c.,,arge - t.,,at tlae U S l1as fueled an arms race by its "lust /or ••P•riorily." Indeed, «•-'•• Se•ate rejection of a sa,per-so,tlc Iran sport de v e lopm eflt ,,,. t>rogram ••ggest'j,,. J••t ~, ll~1~1'7 ~ ~ the opposite !'C:ai7.;; ,,.◄«•• l&r 1 CICI + I • A "clear indicatio• lo llae world - ,.,,al A,.u,rlca is on the verge ' of ret>laci•g~ so-called l•st for superiority will, a l•st for n,ediocrity; or 1>erlla1>s, even worse - a lust for l•ferlorily_/~ /:.t, - PARIS Afte · r a ltJcek's hiatus - a resumption of P · eace talks i11 Pa,•is; b11t here - a case wl,ere abse11ce defi,1ilely did not make the heart grow fo,id e , .. A William Porter - for Ille U S - challertglr,g I h e e " e m )' ' s c u rr e n t la a rd Ii n e • Tellh1g tl,e Comn,14,,ist side: "Your military position Is un · impressive - you are, In fact, f•rtlter fro• military victory than ever." And ••••iill•' 1,e added: "In suclt clrcumsta11ces - yo11ra ••e of peremptory language seems ratlter f)rete11tlo•••" Wlrereuflo• t111, Co•111u•lsl1 &ra•~ Porter i i : a al/ as . . •ot 011ly "f)rete11tlo••" b11t also "ins ol enl)" /11d "arraga•I". A'''"6 IA•I -,.r alt .INDO CHINA Meanwhile, the war goes 0 ,. / ,-With heavy alo•g fighli11g •J!raia , w,s. led IOdDji • ar 6 a, 1 ;a tlte soutlte,-,. ,\ Cambodia-Sou . ti, Vietnamese bo · rde .... ,.•?• 6•.a 1 . ~ __ !_,, •• -· .AO ■ao!C'::%0 i ~ o u l h Vlel•amese rel•Jorcemuta. z•• lzlw,re a a or dol•g a , , ca• • • 10 avoid _. ,.t{.~!ti.sho• l h eve o~:.,~ '1f A /'- ••• :P• ■■ lde+tlnl tac«: Speaking of •lliclt - a f'e/>of'I today tlaat political II~ opposi /lo,i to Pf'e side•I T late• laa • all .-.:« but vanislaell. No mof't1 p,-ote•I• - 110 •ore riots - no more fire bombi•g• - le•porarlly al least. Al Ille sa•e tir11e, Tlaieu ntaii11g a11olller na Ii 011111i de ,~ broadcast; ,,,. gheg I lie So NI II VI el,ea"' •• e lo gel out and vote - e 11 e,r If lie is Ille o■ ly ca,etlldale. Thieu qr dT pledgh1g lo call ii q11ils - i f lie tloe•• 'I r e c e i v e a I I ea s I f i / / y p e r,: e "I o I I II e , , o I e • SENATE Showdown on Capitol Hill - again. The Senale laking up lllde; '"" another version. of tit:, so-called Mansfield amendment. Tlris one callh1g for total V S lfJilhdrawal from Vietnam - sa,bject l o /he release of V S L1 •• f ., 1>riso11ers of •ar - 1oi thin a period of six mo11tlas. ..,.::r, carried easily - by a vote of fifty-seve,c to tlalrty-4ig•t. There's more t.laough - still to co•e. -... ~ The ~ansfield measure I{ atlaclletl to a t•e•ty-t11e billion dollar weapo11s blll,.,,J •o• M goe, bact to t•• House ., hi ch has ki lied every prevloa,s •It •t1ra•a l move. A ■ tl •A•I ta,peA wear - --•• 'II 1 l lae ■ to ••It 4 ■•' •a. p i PENTAGON N'ii9 t I 6ow £31,,- The Pentagon today issued its long awaited drllft call -- for lite remaining three 7 I months of this year; tlaereby scheduling the induction of ten thousa,ad naen, ,,. all -- or a ,nonthly average of J•sl over tltirty- llire e liundred. This constituting Ile lo•est draft call, since February, S1£1 _ -F!Jl_e, p,:FI t,rior to tlae big Vietnam build-at,. ~Ji means - •• are told that men ,villa draft lottery ,aumbers above o•e twenty five -- most likely • i l l ,aot be called. - LONDON A new one man pholograplr}' sho• · tt•CC• ·1 I. . ~ A.J.1j-..O\I\ (r q1u . e a s ir u, London £"it■ t of free laftce .,<. phot o , gropl1 er Ray Bellisario; wlro specia Uz es ;,, laking pictures of the Brilislr Royal family h1 decidedl, un-royal poses. For exam pie Bellisario catching a shot. of Queen Ellzabetlr - as site da11cetl an undlg•ified t•lst. Another plloto - •••• of Lord S•o•don clo111ni•g around oft water slls. Bis masterpiece tl,ough - a picture of Pri11ce•• A1111e 1111111 a pained exJ>ressio• on lier face; l,ar,l•g J••I - ) V /(_ ' \ L,~ - been tltro•n from a laorse - la•dh1g o• tlae seal \p of heT royal breeclaes. SWEAT Fr u m the Amer · iclln Bankers Association - a rep or I ta ,hi ji I e l l ~ a bout a n e., kind of s e cur it y for small bttsitzess loans. It's called - "s•eat eqr,it),;" a means of gi . ving minority group member• "'ii Ii li t tl e c a s Ii - Iii e w Ir er e- ., it Ir - a ll to e st a 6 U • la their own firms. b es I aazsa,Sl e x plained by Mills B • Lane of A ti a" ta '• l ' ig Citizens and Soutllern National Ba•k-- •lao •ay,: "If a man is aJ:ld wlllhag to work •e'r• •llli•g to put up the money." L a • e ~ ~ • • • • .;{ his o•n bank has already give,a o,11 - ,eve,aty-••v•• "We haven't llad a single default." Seve•ty-,ev•• hard ,oorking Amerlca,as - making a ••• good, literally, "by tl,e s•eat of tlaeir bro•."