CAPITOL HILL Impasse on Capitol Hill. Th,e Senate finding itself deeply di v ided -- on toa),s and means ~ u . ~ of correcH•g At he current "welfare mess." Finally turning doa,n . an adm . inlstration proposal already aJ,J,roved by tl,e House . ; In.stead, voting today to retain Ille present s:ystem - pending a f•ll test of tl,ree suggested alte,-,.a • tes in.eluding tlae Preside•t '•• TIiis - a,e are told - "a coarse 11,at co•ld de . lay ,eatfon•ise a,elfare reform - 1udll ~ • l l { W Nhaeteen Ser,e,aty-Seven -0,7/fl•et · eeN Bigldy "• I• tire a,ords of Blfot Ricleardson, Secretary of He•ltll Bd•callon afld Welfare, - "llee 11Jorst 011tco•e of all;" far It means. ,,. sl,orl - ,eotl,f,eg a,ill clea,ege. UNITED NATIONS At tire United Nations - a major policy speech today by Jordanian Foreign Minister Salalt Abu Zeid; 111ho said .._. Jordan is opposed to international terrorism - 111hatever its source or ~ metltods". But~ also accused Israel of attemptl,cg to "s111allo111 up" occupied terri . tories. Atltli,cg lllal Jordan ft,lly supports - "Ille· rigllt of a,c occt,f>l•tl f>eof>le" - every occuf>led • f>eople to effectively resist occuf>allo,c and colo,claUsm. l fr, Ille same vel•, Ab• Zeitl agal• 1>r•••l•g ' i / for lite crealio• of a r,e• "U,eited Arab Kl•gdo•" -- • i i Ir Arab J er• sale• as its caf>lta I; a ki,cgtlo• saltl lie - that could serve as a lame oJtce more - to Palestir,ian refu.gees. z. BUFFALO fiecvfl McGo v ern ,..., m : • t campaigning In Buffalo today) 7111 .Dc..:sor-., n:awi■,ar pied"' If elected - to place blacks and otlter mh,orlty groups In top level government jobs ; addh1g tl,at lae wo ■ ld also urge private Industry to do Ille same In, quote, reasonable relationship to tl,e pop,datlo,e as a 111llole." McGover,a that 1,e 111o•ld ,aot attempt to Invoke a "q•ola system." "I do ,sot believe In rigid quotas" - said lie. CAMP DAVID Meanwlrile President Nixon was at Camp David, Maryland; said to be planning strategy for the final mo,atl, of tire campaign; also, the strategy he intends to follow i,a a related battle slraf)ing up in Congress. Tlte Preside,et is attemt,ti,ag to r,ut a two llu,edred a,ed fifty billio,e dollar ceilirtg - on Federal spe,edi,eg tltis year; tllis as t,arl of Ila• Preside,at's pla,e to 1,old tlte li,ee o,e taxes. VETO The President today vetoed a proposed twenty percent iffcrease in retirement benefits for railroad .oorkera. Ext,laiffing the veto he said there is Just not enough Ji,aar,chag to pay for the increase; hence it would 0J1ly "Jeot,ardiae tl,e fiscal i,ategrity of tl,e railroad retirement system - a,atl hasten its ba,akruptcy." Wliereupo,a tire House promptly ov erridi,rg tl,e votes o,a it later to,aiglat. LOS ANGELES Here's 011e - ex-wife pa y s alimony . Explanation - as follows : "Mr . and Mrs . Gerald Glickman of Los Angeles coming to a (>artin . g of the ways -, a number of years ago. Tl,e 1,usband - simply refusing to hold a steady job . But tlle,a - he met another. The first Mrs. Glickman finally agreei,ag to a divorce providing the second Mrs . Glickman wo11ld agree to r,ay her alimony, a,ad child sur,t,ort. A,ad so tlaey all set o " t - to I iv e I, a I> f> ii y e v er aft e r . O,aly trouble - the "ever after" ,,. tlris case lastirag o,aly two years ; wllereut,o,a tlte seco,ad Mrs. Glicllma,a - •l•o obtah1ed a divorce . But ,aot before ru,.,.l,.g "" a bill of ,. early ,. In e t Ito"• a,. d i,. b a c II /Jay me" ts to w If e ,. ,. m be r o,. • . Mo,.ey wlllcl, a Califor,ala court lta, flONI ordered 1,er to /J•Y u/J or else . As for two time loser Gerald Glickma,a tlte court ruling he was sim/Jly "u11collectable." PENTAGON ~ From /he Pentagon ..{ an announcement today thal lhe controversial F - One - Eleven fighter bomber - ~~ leas now returned t~••.u0&f A in Viet,eam. TIiis - ~~ follo.,l,e g a lapse of five days A ca ■ ro,. tJ , loss of one of /Ire ne., planes /ti for reaso,es as yet, "1u1k,eo.,,.. " Ira Saigon - it .,as also a,arao•raced tllat tie U S Is ,.o., sNPPlyi,ag Ille SoNtll Vietftame•e - 11111 Tll,s - Ille slloulder fired X-M T•o OIi T•o; said to be eqMally effective - agaiftst ta,alts a11d trr' bNralters. TIie X-M T•o-Ola-T•o calable of flrl•g a b•r•t of /oNr rockets "' 11lllcla flaw b•rst lrato fla"'e 011 Impact. NIXON .... .-i.-4 This nexl/lfronr Nixon, Texas, j,opulatio,r -- one thousand, nine hundred and twenty five; a public invil:ition to President Nixon - to come on doa,,r. The President of the Nixon C Ila •ber of Commerce, Gary Finell - admitting that Nisor, Tesaa, a,as r:eeu, named after a,a old-time f'a,rc · lier; also, tlial NisoN, the toa,,r - lias ala,ays voted de,,.ocrallc. But a visit from Ille Preslde,at - lie adds - •ell, ~ i<RT~~.~~.~~...:t-- *.11 "sure •o•ld hel/1 Ills .!.eve,ety -t•o claa,eces." TOKYO On . e of the highlights of Japan's social season - for more than se v enty years - the Emperor's annual duck h u n ti" g I> a rt y ; w it h th e gu es ts - m o s ll y to f> off i c i a ls . T It es e armed with nets - to assist in the capture of a number of wild ducks; - ducks which are then roasted artd eaten - amid much good fellowship. A h , bu t J a I> an es e bird lovers have been ta It i" g e ,rcqlUIII to s11clr duck lturtting. So the Imperial household a,u101111ced today tltat wild ducks so captured will no longer be eate,a. They'll be tagged - a,cd then set free. At tlte di,r,rer to follow - we are told "commercial roasted duclt .,;11 be served." BALTIMORE From Baltimore - the story of a you,ag ba11dlt - .,,. o t houglat he had a soft touch i,a a laardware store. TIie stick up man - pulli•g a g•• o,a ow,aer Br•est JoJaa••ese•. A••o11•ch1g: "TIiis Is a laold-•/1•" Wlaereupon Joha,a,aese• sq•lrted Ill• I• tlae face •Illa a caN of •ace; also, •111/1/ll•g oMI lals o•• tlllrty-elglll aad flrlflg t•ice at Ille fleel•g g•••••· - - esceJ,t tllal Br11esl . . Jolaa••e•e• Is age el1lt7- ~ wi/L of Grl•stadt Nor•ay'.,( tlle bloofl of Ills Vlltl•g forefatlers ~~ still racl,ag tlero••• Ids vei••. TRIPOLI By order of Ille 11ew revolutionary gover11me11t of Libya - a" lflteflsive cam1>aig11 agai11st billi,ais, llot 1>a11ts afltl mifli-sllirts. Reaclli,ag Its peal, today N1itli tl1e off•ri•g of• Ni11e tlto•s a•d bNcll• - for Ille be• t tie• lg• lo serve •• a "moder,., co,.servative, flatio,aal cost11,neJ" h1 far off Libya.