Mon . Sef)tembe,· ll, 1972 PARIS Like ships Illa/ /)ass i11 tl,e 11ig'1t - America's Henry Kissinger and Hanoi's Le Due Tho passed each other in Moscow. The fo,•mer - just ar1•iving for talks with Kremlin leaders; the latter - ji,s t leaving. However, Tho later indicated, on arrival al Paris, that he and Kissinger ma)' yet meet again - in another attemt,t t o find a Vie t n am fJ ea c e form u la ; bu t more on th a t - s aid "e "in a few days time." BIEN HOA . t-iczr JL ~ Mean wh il e .,,<,, a s e r i c s of e x p l o s ions - at the big Bien11on • airbase near Saigon ?'w ounding some forty Americans - as well as destroying or damagir,g seventy South Vietnamese helicopters. This said to be the worst such attack of the entire war. To the North - a massive U S air strike agai,ast suburban Hanoi - knocki11g out a lauge bridge and all but obliterating four mtlitary barracks . At the same t-ime, a broadcast from Viet Co,ag Radio - later echoed i,a Paris; a broadcast c on c e ding I h a t "n o C o ,n ,,. • n is t go v er II m e ,a I " s II o 1,I d be forced on South Viet11am but addi,ag - 110 "US,,.,,,,~, - either . And.._ thus tlse only ncceptable aller,aative -- say the Viet CoHg - a new•••> "Tri- Partite" gover,ament. All of wlsich the U S promptly labeled - "nothing ,aew . " VERNON CENTER On the...- campaign trail - George McGovern travelled today to Vernon Center, Minnesota; the site of farm-Jest US A -- and the n.atto11al plowi11g contest. The Democratic nominee there pledgi,r.g IAI••• to increase farm income to ninety perce,at of paTily;. a,ad f/uote ''stop the take-over of America,a agricrlll•Te b y at 1 11 a b s e ,r. I e e c o T/J orations an d Fi f I It A v e ,. "e farmeTs." McGovern alsc, Tecalli,ag ho•, as a boy, C{ he sawAhaTd pressed farmer cry." I resolved lltal afleTrtoon" said he- "that there was sometlti,ag terriblJ wro,rg a,lth a system - that a,ould do a 11 t rll tlai•g lilte tlaat to a dece11t, spler,did, ltaTd worti,ag, lto11est ma,a:'I,,( I resolved if I ever had lite clta,r.ce - I u:or,ld tltrow myself i,eto the fight to cltange that system." BUGGING Elsetohere on the political front- /he Democratic National Committee filed an ame,rded complaint today ; in conneclion ttJi/11 Iha/ ,oatergate - bugging incident. Tl t e D · emocrals clt'i,rg former Commerce Secretary Maurice Stans as tlte chief culprit - charging that Sta•s ' financed the creation - of a so-called political esplofl.age sqa,atl - t:l:at •• did so - toll h R ef>ub U can Ca mpalgfl /Mflds; ,,a I Aw t lte,. coNcealetl his actions - by destroyl•g party record,. ADD BUGGING Whereupon - an immediate denial. Maurice Stans calling the Democratic charges - a "scurlllous pack of lies." And the President's campaign n,a,aager, Clark MacGregor, saying he plans lo sue the Democrats for >'quote "Political libel and slander." LAS VEGAS For Vice President 8/)tro Ag11ew - a visit today to Las Vegas; where he addressed a national con v ention - of the brick layers, masons and plasterers u n i o" ; s ta ti II g th a I one of t II e ad m in is t ra ti o ,a 's '' m o s t -to- important"-"' goals is JA ,1a1 trf "fh1d:lq. ways to accoyd high prestige · and accl.aim to skilled labor." The Vice pyeside,at addi,ig t11at "yo•tll of today ~•••• deserve a better byeak - tha,a to be e,ic11mbered by white collar val11es;" values - said lie - "tollich l,av . e made college edr,catio" - a by-word for acliievemerat." MUNICH As the twentieth Olympiad draws to a close in Munich - one of America's top sports writers, Red Smitlt poses a question: Sltould there be a twenty-first Olymf,tad should Montreal try to do this al'l over again fo•r years hence? A,ed the answer - again from Red Smitlt - a te,atatlv• yes; bNI, "Jtot ""less first there is a tl,oro11gll llo•se-cl•••l•6'· Oligarc lly tl,a t calls all tire s lro ts, must be ref> laced - fro• Ille tot> do111" - by yo,,,eger me" i,e toNcll "'"" tlle 111orld arou,ed tlaem. " Says Red Smitl,: "Tlae 111orld ca,a,aot afford to tr,,st a,aotlaer 11Jtdertail,ag of sucll mng,aita,de to tl,e atrot,laied egg-heads 111110 made a botch of tlals o,ae." --- MOSCOW Wilen lie left • f o r R e ykja v ik a co11ple of months ago - Boris Spassky was Ille toast of Moscow /he world's cliess c hamp - sally i ng forth to defend his title ; w ith radio and TV, newspapers and magazh1es - all laking d11e nole . rle,w ~ 4~ Ot1e» lie pus, •••••Nil •A,Boris Spassky returni,r.g home on a second class t i cket - if 11ot a,r u n - p e rs o" - - a I le as t , u ,r. a ,r. ,r. o u,. c e d a,. d u,. I, e ra Id• d . Soviet ,sews officials wlleJt queried - sayiJtg tl1ey ""'"" ,rotlrir,g "about a,ry i,al~ · rview pla,r.s." A,rd eve,r Ille Sovi e t Claess FederalioJt - 1111,icll 1,ad plar,,.ed to llear from Spassky's chief seco11d - now havi,ag so•e seco11d thoughts. A spokesmar, explai11i11g tllat Comrade Spa••ll1'• c o m ra de - "does 11 't s e e ,n to ., a,. t Io appear i" p" b Ii c . " If h.e ltlmself was dau,rted thougll - Spasslty failed to show it. The Russian ex-champ telli,rg a11 A•erica11 jourr,alist - he plaJtued to take a brief vacatli1N; MOSCOW - 2 and then - said he - he hopes to compete i,e a chess tournament to be held this--' fall in San A,sto11lo, Texas. R E Y K J A V I K ~ ~ a.-.../ a«~erse llfil.e- 'if from ~~ Reykjavik -,,a report locltt7 that reigning champ Bobby Fisdler is thoroughly savoring his new found wealth; with addilio,ral offers - co,rti,aNing to pour i,r ; e,aough perhaps - lo ear,a laim as mucl as len million.. This - accordi,ag to Brad Darracl, ~ et~ ~ ~ of Life Magaz in.x who writes that Fi~her 's fNtMre t,la,as i,acll,de - a,a expe,asive new car - a hoNse ',,a Califorrcla a,ad a social life tha't Includes wome,r . " Fiscller I• also qNoted as sayi,sg, however - his primary goal Is that of wirc,air,g public respect. -i.i.~ Cltess masters_,.slloMld t,lay a,,ader suberb co11ditio11s ar,d be t,aid as well as aa. - ~ - top athletes,." P"P"JR! Bobby Fischer:-A11ul •• udb: "Wltatever I'\ >.. Mohammed All gets - 11ext time, I ioant more." WASHINGTON W a s h i n g t o n a g a i n - J" l i e Ni x on E i s e n I, o,v e r was discussing today - Life with Father; recalli,ag tl,at Life was darkest for the .Nixon family - when tl1e head of the household lost first for President of tlle U.S. and second for Gover11 . or of California. But eve,a tlle,a said she · - lier father was always "a" optimist - always saying tlri,ags are not as bad as they seem." A• f&♦ .!ow? Julie desc ribfitr tl,e Prestde•t . -flj- a s ••l•F - "easy going, not stuffy." Addi11gAlle "loves - - bei,ag Preside,at" couldJt't be lla1>1>ier. )\