Tuesday, ,.\/Jril :!, I Y?-1 PARIS Pr cs id c II I P n III fJ id o II of Fr a 11 ,. e - I h e s u cc es s o ,, to De Ga II I I<' - died Io d a_,, i 11 Pa r is . The cause - as yet, 1111discloscd. Bui his deatlt fol/owe</ mo11t'1s of illness du r i 11 g u l1 i c II 11 e was of I en f o r c e <I t o c an c e I h is off i c i a l duties. Tile latest of thes e - earlie · r today. And now the end - with all of Fra11 , ce plunged info sorrou. President Pompidou of F1•a11ce - age sixty-tHo. Fo · r the moment, at least, the mantle of French powe1' /)asses 011 to Premier P i e r re ,1 e s s m e , .. NEW l ORK F . D o II a l d N i x o 11 11 a s a 11 • ii 11 e s s I o cl a y i n t h e M i t c h e I I - SI a" s I 1• i a I i II Ne II l' o r k . Ht Io Id It o 11 · a 1 a II ye ,. f o ..,. f u I( i ti v e f i II a II c i e 1· Rob c 1· t V cs co - a I I e m fJ I c d Io gc t him to re 1 a y a 11n1•11ing to llte Pr esit ienl : " nar11i11!( lhal Vesco's secret campaign co,itribution - might be exposed. Do" Nixon insisting, howe, e1-· - be took ,zo action of ,, i s o II n : in s t c a d , ref e 1 • re d t h e c: a ll t o def e 11 de n t M i t c h e ll - u ho was th e n Attorney Gene1•al. Don Nixon saying : "It's bee,z m y policy eve1• si11ce my b1·othe1 • has bee,z in politics - 11 e u e ,. to II s e that off i c e f o r a 11 .v p II r pose of ,nine or anyone I II ork fo1·." MATERIALS 0 11 a '11 0 II, f.! 1' fr O II I - l I, e lV It i I e II O LI .-; e S a i d Io day / I, a I "o 1 l re le 1· e II I mate r i a I " ha t e II ow b e en l11.r11cd or·cr to special n alerl(alc Proseculor Leon Jawo rs Id. Th i s d rare i "g a s p e e d y ,. c b II I La l - fro m J a w o ,. s k i ' s off i c e • A spokesma11 there saying: "a uumbcr of requests" fo,· additional malerial - are still "outsta,idi11g". Adding: "If there is non-compliance - s u b po e n a s w i l l b e i s s u e d • '' GOtAN HEIGHTS .l n t '1 c \1 i d d I c E " s I - Sy r i " 11 a 11 d Is r a e I i f o r c e s w e r e al ii again ou the Golan Heights : lltis nou in its fourth 11 e ck . Me a 1t w '1 il c f r o 111 J e n, s a I e m - a re /J or t fro m a s p e c i al Israeli go ue r,iment commissio11, blaming Israeli Chief of Staff Da v id Elazar - for Israel's lack of readiness at the outbreak of the October 11ar . The c ommission 1•ecommending i m m e d i a t e "t e 1· m ; n a t ; o n - of G e n e Ya 1 E l a z a r 's t e r m of off i c (!! The latest - he has resig11ed . AUSTIN Al Al STIN , T ex <is - a m ee li11}! of /he Commi ss ion 011 Critical Choic es Jo,· Ame1·ica; hearing today /he detail· of a 11 e 1 "half - and - half plan"- J,-om Cltail"ma11 Ru sse ll Pele1•s011 of /Ire P1·eside,it's Co11,rcil o,z En v i · 1 · 011me11tal Quality. The main idea is "lo co11se1·t e encrl() ' " - said lie - "so that we ca,i protect Ille environment, co,rtinue economic growtl, and achie ve self-sufficienc,,." BIHAR 1•iols last /11 India's 11orlh e r11 Bihar Slate - a series of monlll ~ al least lwen/y-eigl,t d e a d ; ~ I- . .C~ w ~~ ,_Ille ,·esull of food shortages ,,) - soaring prices 1 - and all cg e d go e ,. 11111 en I co, . r up ti o , i . ~~~-~ 6ftJ ' a1•mcd ,nobs l.•illing three fa1•mers ff lhc,1 forcibly liarv,,sli'1g their wheal crops. Leaders of the mob s a )' i 11 g i t w a s e i t h e r t I, a I - .!!..! s t a r v e t o de a t II , • SAN FRANCISCO Sa11 F1'a11ci ... co - The 1/earsl Co1-poration today placed four million iu a.11 escrow fund - to pay f o r a d di t i o 11 a l f o o d g i , e a u a .\' s , if a n d w It e 11 • Tl,e Hearsts specifying, hou et er, /Ital kidnapped Patricia Hearst m II s / b e r e l e a s e d u 11 It a r m e d b y M Cl y 3 • If not - the deal's off. ZEBRA San Franci sc o OKai11 - /h e brutal slayi11,: of /1 o Salta/ion A1•m) ' cadets: follo, eel b y "Operation Z e b ,. a " - I h e b i g,: c s t , mo s I i ,i t e II s i v e m a n h u ,, l i ,i t h e C i t ) ' ' S h i S t O ,, • .\' • Po li ce saying th e I I o k i ll in gs a pp are n tl' y 11 , rk,::/1 the resumption of random 11111,•ders - of whites b) i blacks. The to~al of such murders - now set at - thirtee11 since last November. SEATTLE F r o III S e a I I I e - I 11 c s I o r _\' of Sa II rl _v M o s e 1•,:. al lhirl y -fi, ·c - /he mo/h e r o f lhr ,c l ee llaJ!e cltild1 • e11; I he bttl more lha11 Iha/ - perhaps-"" 11cis:t wo ma11., A lanl.•cr /1·uckhs far as we ln1 ow ~ I h e o 11 l y U • S • w o tn a n ~1~,,~~d. - 'f'icr61Sllff~ j o b ~ b y g 1· a du at i ,i g fro,,.. summa cum laude /1•0111 a truck drivi11g school. Passing t/._p ~l.Jc I a I l tit e t e s ts ;\e:ii::e:t~~IU=:::::fJ:f' lift in >j.. aa:=jh~•~urAt& ~,dbt:i+et'! s:s~•::...:. S a n d y , ~ ~~ this I s ~ 1 ay .:fu~ lo bigger lhi11gs. Hopi11g to ope11 h e r own truck dri v i11g school - for women o,zly. Sandy sciying she is 110/ "a women's libc1·alionisl" - just "a wo,ne11 ' s opportunist." TOK} O 'f-lte:=p-.i l! 'u-r r-TTf Ti, e a ff l u e ,i / s o c i e I y , ,/ a pa ,i e s e s I y l c .' - ~ i:a=:t:#i f - ~ = 1n:e~ - , =from =T o:lgt.a.. A r e c e1 t /. s " r v e y s Ii o Lt i 11 K l It a I n ca r 1 ) ' e er y J a Pa ,, e s l' Ii o u s e w ife - 110, has a washi n ,: machine and a 1•efri,:erator. go r e t1 t • a; o-, i J-y=o f J a /u•1 e s e Ii o u s e It o 1 cl s "'I a ls o b o a s li n g col or Tl/ sets . ) ~~~,~~~,~,~,~;~,~-~~OR;~~~,~H~R~~,••~e micro-wave o ve n s - "about1d". - t ha I, / . / i J>,'rosper1,l) 1 - w e SOUTH ATLANTIC The uorld's 11e1tesl, most modern /11x111•y liner helpless i11 the 11atcr toda_v; the Queen Elizabeth II conking o u l - a b o u t t u· o h u 11 d r e d a II d ci g It l _v m i I e s s o u t h w e s t of Bermuda. This in lite midst of a so-called - "Football C1•uise". The passenger list including a number of professional !(rid stars along uith some sixteen hundred fans. L u c k ii_,, tho II g h , t I, e s ea s are c a l m - an d res c u e ships are on the way. A Cunard spokesman saying: "No cause /01• anxiety;" except would you say,., Don Robertson, the possibility of - loo much "fJa1•tyiilg." ,\WARD A 111 eric n 's "ho') ' of lite ) ea , ,,,, - George Clark, ag e seve11/een, of Philad e lphia. So named 'tvduy - by Tt~fv · I It e II a ti o 11 s e let : e 11 It tt,, <h ' e d b o )' s c l II b s • / e c e i v ~ his award personall)' - from P1·esidenl Nixon. G-wot-gc Clar• - - ~o ' rn and reared in one of --fu i{µ -µ:i 4--t Philadelphia's lou,:h es l 11cighborhoodsA. Kn athlete - musician - class president - sports editor - community youth leader - and "hopeful brother and s011." In /~!4( fjCU,1'-q ~ I r-M' addition to being honoreaA'- ~ receiv~ a four /' /\ thousand dollar college scholarship. Wednesday, At,ril 3, 19 14 LOS ANGELES For /he f irst time sinc e lte was banished from go ernmenl - H.R. Haldernian speaks out o,z Watergate. A t a m e e t i u g of U . S . b u s i 11 e s s m e n i n Ac a p II l c o h e is q u o t e d today i,z the Los Angeles Times as expressing confidence - that President Nixon will be exon . erated in time. Adding that the P · resident Hill come out of this - "stronger than he was before; and stronger tha,i he would have been had this not happened." Haldern,an . also saying the President's "greatest w e a k n e s s - is s oJ I - h e a rte d n e s s a t the fJ er s on a l I e v e l . " 'fie 's a very tough g11y in the abstract," - Halderman continued - "b1tt has a very soft heart; hard for him to fire people - to reprimand people."