I C' . I - t-r ... Hlll1'E 1l l E T It ' b i lf · I o r y I o n i g It I p c r It a JJ . \ I I o · o 111 • l{J a,#Jrnr p, , ·i , • 11/ Ford addr ess -e:s. a join/ /\. i O 1l Of 011 , , ' - -i'.-tt=~~t - 4-...s Jn,,y _ t t tDz II liRLlO - a I ,i in e , ea I YII lim ~ { fo>·ci n poli c re iew. While Hous e aides a . v ~ it l i l l "mark an end - and a beginnin g; lhe final S po l i c y ~ Jndo China aid the start of u n if in g l h e n a ti on on f o 1' e i gn po l i c ' Y . ~ m e e t s u c h problems as the Middle East - and super-power peace keeping." !o: h:eJ'I I 1 11 U I I If ?j s t ,, t J ,, a ~- SAIGON FOLLOW WHITE HO SE Meanwhile, t:lur f i , • I f11 ll s c 4 le j I -glr[ffl-:g_ today ~ ~ ¢ti tay w # be t ~ l e f'laigon. Communist forces backed by tanks and artiller'7o/attacking a GOVERNMENT outpost only twenty-Jive miles from the The Com 1n,u1..is •e ,tc• holJ:S ,.._expecting an easy win. ~~~ ~ d J _rwl"e a■ .. iy •li■a,,,oi:.le,I" in massive air strikes and, at last re/)ort, still holding. I DOMINO £,;£~,~ reports of growing Cotnmunis t acli ity in Thailand and Mala sia. This c uHifdg at a ~ Lim i hen Britain, as NJ I I I 11 1 l Ii e ~-, clositig dot n Ul:' militar A s i ~ i n g ~ a r , that /\ r /I operations in Southeast the so-called "Domino Theory" may become soon~ reality. WASHINGTON rfl#w'Washitigton ~ a report twtcq, that thott.sands i ~ of Amcrica,i men - Ila e 1ss»xl-J contact, the South Vietnamese and Cambodian embas ies. TIWIW I D I ~ bu 111 ,zinfJ Vietnam war veterans - volunteering to fight again in Southeast Asia;, a,e offer •~ Ill• • • • rHt • I leasc4 luue••• • ., = II is "rll//ier, ll '" say •o '! MOSCOW Treasury ---t.A--1 U ysecretary Simon - a .yae.:t fodo1Aat:· Moscow - ~ pledged to work ~Nit- some of tlte kinks "'1 ~ '1 ~~ - ~. "'; newly established Soviet American 1"",,a1i'e-~ -~-;:- r;f ~ mid-year." Simon saying: " We s Ii a ll 11 a v e i,i mind both the importance of removing arbitrary , - . ceilings and the importance of eliminating the unacceptable aspects A of the Jackson amendment M to the recent trade bill." BEIR T --{ ~ -i?-e.eM ~ At Beiru t ,Af a d ecisi on tlJ :la,- t o close down the f fa IJ I c.l trans -a ra bian pipe line - - one e the ma in sou re e bottnd of o~ f or the W es t. Mllllf The Jou r major oil companies w ho operate the pipeline sayn,w it's much cheaper ~ now to ship the~ oil._, mean, c9f super-tankers. A4. The closing of the pipeline expected to have • A serious repercussions - in Syria, Jordan and i I •• -~~ Lebanon 1 through which it passes. VATICAN At the Vatican in Rome = an Irish priest who serves as assistant general of the Jesuits - was named today the chairman of a new Roman Catholic study group. Father Cecil McGarry to study how best to reform the Jesuits - the church's largest order within the limits already set by Pope Paul. ALGIERS France's Pres ·dent Giscard d'Estai,1.g :ta:rrlt a ■ r rrl wa.~ \,,\, "1"fJ today l:fl Algiers. ~~ French eaim 8A:f;( of t,ttbe ~ ttihl'.titrz::• :s:s :=1Jbt1e~c::11z::1tm11□er t h e f i rs t st ate to isit Algiern since il ton its independence from France more than a decade ago. ra, •t re W-4>z i•a ~ ~ Giscard ,.,cheered when he said: "Historic I ., France - salutes indep 1 endent Algeria. PARIS FOLLOW ALGIERS ) i ~ ~ ~ in France A a ""~ b o ,n b b las t 4 o d try a fl Ii e Algerian Embass in l?oris~ injuring at least one~ a passer-by. ~ fJ grottp calling itself the "Charles Martel Cl1 1 b'' .. -i:f-,T c l a i m i n g e . , ; ~ T , , , ~ , i t " ~ ~ . ,~ swl ••• lnem6 ht protest ~ ~ 5 , ; i n v a s i o n " b more than a million Algeria,i workers. ~ ~~ Wli4 Ma rt el 1 "• 111 a y , we A rz; the French hero A . ) Charles who repulsed the Arab invaders of France - J the ~ ~ battle of Tottrs, in Seven Thirty-Two. GA i TGTOK . · . ~ At Gatigl ok ~ h n a l a y a t J kingdom of S ikkim - /\ a brief battle for conlrol of the ro yal _, palace 1 ~ Indian troops - q11 ic kl o v tp• powering the S ikkimese palace guards .- 'Ti:is cle a r ~ tlze way for a v ote ~ f ; ) ~ I' tod a in the National Assembl y ••ik••• • •• 1im • • • I' -- to abolish t l 1e Sikk im ese monarch • T h e ~ . . ; , _ _ _ #4-- i-;.Rp~~~~ :,Lo ■ to *old a referendi,m • •• whether Sikkim should . ; f o ~ ~~ ~ e : Indian M State. la lb- - ~ P 2 -~ -~ " ,. King o / S r i k ~ in protective custody. A w ~ ~ea~i 11,, the His wife. uw JUD , • .,.., the former New York~l10 111 « Hope Cooke)•••G ~ • • in New York wit~ her two children. S"o 1 ~ ~ ~ ) ~ ~ £?.-.,, ~~~. LANTANA AJter eighteen da s of gelling to know each other - retired Admiral Jackson Tate and his Russian .M t1 ••., "lo e c It i l d " - ha v e fin a l l y e •erg e d fro m seclusion, -;;, Lantana, Florida~oday * a joint news conference. Admiral Tate saying: "For an _.. old man at the end of the trail my dreams have come true." As to the future - his daughter, Rttssian film star Victoria Fyodorova saying: "My admiral is my admiral. Whatever h.e tells me to do I will do."