Mon., May 20, 1974 KEY BISC . A YNE . From the Florida White Bouse at Key Biscayne . President Nixon went on national radio today - uYging speedy enactment of his new National Health lnsuYance f,tfJ,ram. The President sayiftg that his "is the only major plan tlaat offers extensive, uniform heal th coverage - witlaout raising . taxes - without severely damaging the private llealth insurance industry and without establlshirtg a• enormous new Federal bureaucracy. " The President's remarks coming on the eve of Senate ltearings - on the whole concept of natio,eal llealtl, insurance. WASHINGTON FOLLOW KEY BISCAYNE hl a letter made public •••• in Washington - an attempt to clarify the circumstances leading up to the Elsberg psychiatrist break-in. President Nixon telling Judge G e s e l l ~ he - ., as confronted .,, it h "the prob le m t of disclosures most c . . - i ~ critical to the national security , ;" adding: "it was my intent that the fullest authority of the President under the constitutio,e and the law ,, should be use'!,~ if necessary.I to bring a halt to these disclosur'es." u The President stressing - ho•ever A lie had no prior knowledge of the Elsberg break-in. Further insisting he was not informed of the break-in - till more than a year-and-a-half later. SIR/CA On another front - Judge Sirico today refused to cquash prosecutor Jat¥Jrski's request - for sixty-four additional White House tapes. Instead, ordering the tapes and other documents tt turned over to the cot1rt by May thirty-first. - - ,, ") H 0111 e v er-11:!!!!!llltat■ s ta ylng his order - "pending the completion" of appeals. The President having ml•fl•1 already ind ' icated - he "' ill fl g ht this one a ll the "'a y to the Su Pre me Court • ADD SlRlCA A 11d now the latest: Jaworski accust111h e president - of making "a farce" of the special prosecutor's office; by refusing to comply with s ■ llt« subpoenaes - despite his pub lie pledges of c oope ration. REB0Z0 In a related development the President's .. friend Bebe Rebozo today filed a brief lnA Washington federal court attempting to •quash a subpoena from the C o m m i t ~ his business /\ Senate Watergate ea ,, and financial records. Rebozo charging that "irresponsible members of the committee's staff - are engaged In a .,itcb hunt - adding that the~ same persons - have "maliciously and falsely" dlstorbed festimony; ..., also leaked stories about him - seekh1g to "humiliate and a embarrass him." DAMASCUS-JERUSALEM In the quest for peace in the Middle East~ - ~ ~ #a ■ >x Kissinger A met for M• five hours today with Syria's President Assad. Dr. Kissinger la' · er reportingf "Good progress ~ on several eispects of a disengagement .-p•c•sr~ agreement. " He then returned to Jerusalem -- for additional talks with Israeli leaders .. Observers , . saying a final agreement Is noao~lnent. BELFAST An additional fi v e hr,ndred British troops were airlifted today into Belfast ; this the sixth day of a Protestant general strike and accompanying violence that have all but paralyzed northern Ireland. TAIPEI The _y oungest of the five Rockefellers victim of an accident on the island of Formosa. Da v id Rockefeller Chairman of the giant Chase Manhattan Bank• # t I' Jell on the steps of his Taipei lsotel and broke his leg. Tia• injury Jor · cing cancellation of his visits to Seoul and Tokyo. SOGHI Here's one: Ivan and Babooskka to get Pepsi. TIie first Russian made Pepsi-Cola to reacla tlae market at TIie Black Sea resort city of Soglai. Long lines waiting to try it. Bill, I wonder Ir ow l o,ag tlae de ma,ad 111 ill c o,a U,ar,e wit la a bottle of Vodka - I mea,a Pepsi, selling at forty ko(>ecks; t1,e equivalent of Ital/ a bKck America,a? PHIL . ADE LPHJA For the first time in seven years - third time in recent memory - the city of Phlladelt>hia celebrated a major sf>orls triumph , The Pll'lladelf)l,ia Fliers - gettir,.g a for motoracade - a civic recet,tlo• - A.,,,.,,,,.g tlte National Hockey League's Sta,aley Cut,. Puttl11g the city ~I Brotlaerly Love h1 a state of •ll••r ecstacy.