I \TER ; TI:; r I " T It l' 111 i II s o f tit . ' (, d ' s , r i n d s l o I I " - · o llt e Id sa.\ in i:o • s. nd , o l oo lit • , ,u,t Wal r•al h • arin J s. Today i11 llt • ir lhirl y - third day t i t ) w Y ' i11~ ofl in a do i e: 11 di ' Y l' nl dir -> ; ,, · and alon T lh " a y - P r o du · i n R a f e " ' h a I d c o n · ,,. o ,z l a I i o n s . O n d alin ui/h a m • mo lo ui/11 II R Hald ma11; a m mo I a Ii n g f ha f I i l " " I and ob c n , ..., d mo ns t ration , ould be sta d - at a joint appeara11c b Pre ident Ni. on a11d E ang ,,, list Billy Graham. enator Weicker of Connecli ut notin g that Hald e ma,z had t ritten "good" I at o,z poi,il - and ' ' gr ut" at another. D manding to 1- know ''e~·acll3 what kind of mental-ft is i,i the White Hou e" - that 1 ould do such a thing. Hald ma,, 's re po ,i • '> - u h -> n h a finally P rmitted to ansu r - an attempt lo xplain th -rcums la,ice H u ould ha ., u lcom d such a protest - · aid I, - t, •c aus th Am rican /J ople woi,ld WATER ATE - I h u . c o III I o 11 11 d • Y s I a n d I h a I · 11 c· It rl , m o n I ya I i on w ' Y or,aniz •d - plann 1 d a11d , , il ; and not Iii ·a · ual, minor, "off flt • c11 f" • , nl - 11 c h a r port er up lo lit n ha d p or I ra y ~ rl L It m . nde >' qu slioni,i 1 b:l nalor Manto a of Net M xi o - Hald man al o di cu · d the Whil House " n mi e li t", a) , ing /hi · ua an al/ e mpt - to reen potential Wlzit Hou e gu st and nl rtainer - and th " reb eliminate tho e - ..,,. tho miglzt pose "any ec urit llzreat or a,iy potential mbarrassment." As uch - aid lze - ii is imilar lo the . . o-called "a n a tit e m a l i s t " - w lz i c h e x is t d u n de r t h e Joh n s o n ad m in is t ra l ion . PE ·r At th P 11ta g o11 - a ,. ,,, on I to d a · mark i II g th u art" i,i o f G 11 ral G Or f.! • B r ow,z - a ,, w Air Forc e Chi f o f Staff. Th main peak r - D e /en e Secretary Jam Schlesing e r; al o taking this occasion - to attack recent Congressional cut s in military appropriatiorzs. ~ Schlesin ge r/ •«:,Ing:: "W e 're into the post-toar f o l U e • " A d ding : "It 's now fa s Iii on a b l e - a s I t ha s been in the past - to attempt to disestablish the defense , ~ , ~ establi hment." 1 ~ ' ' it's only "an enchanting illusioN..,. said Ate :; to think ,.that you can c11t into fat without cutting into muscle." 1 BOMBING Wa ltit1glon again -,.(, l gal man tt e r aimed at forcin, an imm diate bomb ·ng halt in Cambodia ~ was r e ject d toda b Suprenie Court Ju tice Thurgood Marshall. Marshall saying: "I would exceed my legal authority - were I, acting a lon , to grant this app Uc a Hon.' The same appeal now headed for Justice William O. Douglas - who is vacationing in Goo e Prairie, Washington. HHITE 110 F From Pre id tzl Ni · on and Japan' Prime Mini ter Tanaka - a joint comm1tniqu today; marking the completion - of two day of talk • T Ii e Pre side n t and for the Prlm , e Mini ter expres ing "their strong hope - a stable and lasting piece in lndo-Chinalihrough scruptllou implementation - of the Parl agreement "on Viet Nam. Also, reafflrmlng " their resolve - to assist In the rehabllltatio,i of lndo·Chlna." The commi,nique going o,i to • say that President Nixon will visit Japan - before the end of 1974; wltli Emporer Hirohito to return tlie call - at a later date le_ as yet unspecified. LIEP IT/I Th foundin g fath r o f Communi t East G e rman - d e ad toda y at Li e p,zltlt i11 East German • Die-hard Stallni t Walter Ulbricht- th e man who built ~ ~ ~ d J ~ th e i ,, fa m o t1 s B e r li n W a l l ; • lac, II B I fJ e ti I to ma k e s u r e ,+ ~ Germany would remain di ided in the wake of World War Two. Biit the man who also helped t6 rebul l d - his ow,z East Germany; making il the world's - ninth greatest lndu trial power. Now - the victim of a heart attack. Walter Ulbriclit - age eighty. TEl/RA At T hran and tltroughou.t lra,z - an official "oil da "by go1 rnm nt proclamatioti; in _ h,ding parades - publi p aches - singing and dancing and so on. Thi marking the adt nt of a new law - giving Iran, henceforth, total control o r its own oil industry; also, gttaranteeing an extra half billion - in annual income. The Iranian oil field - cHrrently accounting for roughly 10~ of total world production. EARTII ORBIT After fottr day of baffling pace ickness - th S~• lab 2 A tro naut were fi11a ll co ming around today. Till appar ,ztly dtt in part - to a new meal cheditle; si nack a day - in t ad of 'three quares." Mission~ commander Alan Bean reporting: "Thi is the first time ~ we've been t1P here - that after a meal eve1'ybody felt good. " The Skylab 2 Astronai,ts - were also given a se1'ies of medical tests today. Results - 1'elayed Lr l:ack to earth. Doctors attempting to make sure t11ey 1 1'e okay - befo1'e ap1'roving their first space walk. FL RID KEYS Off th East Coast of South rn Florida and o n in to tit Ke y · - th e b i g "lo b s t e r r II It " i s o n ; w i th an timated tw ,it thousand kin di er - taking the plunge toda ; attempting to make the mo t of the opening day - in Florida's 1973 Lobster Season. At least one official aying: "I don't know how they have room - to swim down there." B Kl CHAM P\LACE Buckingham Palace - th first detailed plans - for Prin e Ann ' co · ni11g marria!f to Lieutenant Mark Phillip • Th Prince to lta , a her ole attendant - h r young r brother, Prince Edward, age nin - and lier co11 in, Lad Sarah Armstrong-Jones, also nine. An,ie refu i,ig to Ila e bridesmaids - we hear - in order to insure that she alone is the cent r of attention • . - _Q __ T II ER N __ JI A D Fro 11 F.o r t La 1n in C had - a r e port to d a y t lli11![ of an el pliant rampag in drought tricken soutlle~,: Chad. More tha,z four hundred giant pachyderms = tlunderin g aero the land in earch of food and water; in the proce - layi"g to wa t thousands of - acres of crop land. C . RIBBE Ba c /1 • 11 , a r l ~IJ a ) - ) o u m a r c ca l l - f ll r <l ft ·ali l fl th Cauar, I la11d. It' er t - cot1 isling of fi e 111 n and s · x om n; It pin to ail their tiny craft aero · tll tlanlic - all th wa . to Me x ico's Yucatan Penin ula. M xi can adt e11turer Sa,1tia o Geno es - who organized the exp ditio1l calling it an " xperiment in human liarmony." Now comes a report - f::a:tl- experiment tr in trouble. Genoves 'reporting by radio: "Some of the participants - men and women - Ila · e uffered from mo-ral and physical states tliat have worried u • " Also saying: "We hate played a game of truth - but cro sing the Atlantic is no game." Worst of all, tile Acali is ,iow drifting helplessly - toward the Seriano and Serianillo sandbanks. ~ GVLf These~Just east of Honduras and Nicaragua - in the Caribbean. Genov s requesting an immediate tow - in order "to avoid a catastrophe." Adding: "It wottld Caribbean . • 2 be a hame to die - so close to the end of a hard Journey." ROME The marriage of Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton - is now "kaput", as you may have heard. All that remains - we are told - the completion of a financial settlement; one of the terms of which - is reported today from Rome. Liz getting custody of all the Jewels - that Rlcliard bought her over the years. These including t/111 famous million-dollar Cartier dla mond,~e 11Jorld •s tut_~f4._ most famous pearl, La Peregrino - o:a:tl assorted rings, A necklaces, earl•gs, bracelets, broaches, tiaras and so on. - Riclaard Burton renou . ncing all claim to~••• - reportedly saying: "they're Elizabeth's - I 111ouldn't look good In them." LANGUAGE It may be true - as Henry Wadsworth Longfellow said - that "Music Is the universal language of Mankind." If such is the case though - music Is apparently tlie only universal language. A recent study disclosing at least five thousand languages a•d dialects - In current usage around the globe; languages and dialects "anging from A to Z - from Abakan to Syrlen. Tl,e list Including eight hundred ,nvented languages - l•te•ded to s,oeep the ,oorld; except - they never quite made it. A ll of t la is ca I . Ii n g to m Ind, Bi 11 - t I, e ca s e of the veteran diplomat who specialized I• lear•l•g foreign tongues. He could be Incomprehensible - It •as said - In ten different languages. ZOLGOGRAD-KIEV Ar. In v asion of literally millions - If not / billions of lady bugs - Is reported today f'rom Zologog'rad and Kl ev In the 8e1Jllff U kralne. The lady bug Plague - said lo have 'resulted f'rom an unusually wa'rm a,ad ha,mld summe,,- - which is conducive to 'reproduction; plus an aba,,adance of plant life - which thP lady bugs feed o,a. Tl,ls last - also leading to a ban on the kllllng of lady bugs; seel,ag as how - tl,ey .!JZ.£ be,ae/lclal to ma•. Wliat to do th e,a? ~ mlgllt try: "Lady We II, "t It e y ba,g' lady bug, fly a,oay home - you,,- house Is o• /l're, YOU'r chlld'ren •Ill bu,,-,a. Da da. "