NEW HAMPSHIRE In the Stale of New Hampshire - an .-appoi,stme,it with destiny. Ah, but whose appointment - that's the question tonigl1l. In tlie nation's first Preside,itial primary - "'t].r;: of the l11SZ A ~ a / l f votes .:!':f.,, i,a; but 1 ~ ~ A 011 tire Democratic side - ••r• ~ still to be counted. ~~~- five official ca,adidate~ - plus a couple of • · rtte-t11s. 011 the RepMblican side, three co ■ l••«•+«c for Prestde,et tJ~~~ -- alo,ig with tllree more for Vice Pres tdent.A.A ■ d 10 It&. ~'lo~~~ ,1 first major test - of Campaign .._ Seve11ty-Two. ••••U• tn b ■ is ■ rtf risAC t« •• •• ••••s •J Ills C:JJI 11a11ua1. WASHINGTON FOLLOW NEW IIAMPSHIRE ~ -f,~.~-~-rt ~ .., From Wash irtgtort,,..; • , • •• l•d ltw '►..( Se rta te Democratic leader Mike Martsfield - today a,u1011J1c'4,,,,,,.. ~ A.to ifltroduce ••u,U:, a proposed constitutio,.al ameJ1dn1eJ1t, ou t h ~ ~ 11alio111olde Preslde111ial prlmary • .::U.,., Marasfleld sayirag: "State primaries are a .,aste of time - a .,asle of money - a,ad a waste of e11ergy. '' Adtli•g: . . ''Here.,. Democrats are broke, some ,.,,.e a,ad a Ital/ -wdt · milliort ;,. tlte ltole - .,.. all this mo,aey gol11g some11Jltere." /\ VIETNAM ) - 1 . , ~ C ~ aZ'"\. ~ I ~ The t- n,r ftsbt: in nearly fo"l~e-~rs id / \ > / \ reported today from the skies over North Vietnam. Alo ■s. ''* ••1:; /JU S Navy Phantom jet - shooting dou,,, an . . e,iemy MIG-17. ~1,is following a series of US attacks - ) agai,est e,eemy anti-aircraft positions. Ha,aoi later chargi,ag tl,e US 1,as now resumed full scale bombi11g of the North. Meanwhile. at Paris, the US a,ad SoNtla ~ Vietnam a111101uiced today A they will agai,r boycott peace talks this week; because of -- one -- t'aat CommN11l•t walkout of two weeks ago - a,ad two - "tl,e to,ae a11d co,ate,et of rece11t official ■ , t ■ r a,a11ou11ceme11ts from Hanoi. ~~ proposed a resu,.,pllo. of t<1ll1• - - ~ ~ ~ : t - ' 4 , f ~ fl~~. ,aext ThNrsdayj ■ ad Nilb '6'1 •~ lu lasCtm ■ l•C tfilw ROGERS From Secretary of State Wi,Zid ■ Rogers comes ClM. Inda, --w; f, annual foreign policy report to Ccnagress • ....::.S.iu:.. Among other things,I\Rogers sa) , ing the Pr · esidertt's v isit to Red Cliina - "has established a solid foundatior, ,,. which lo11g sta11ding differences are bei11g dealt witi ira ho,sesty a11d ca11dor. The Secretary also war11i,ag R•ssla tlaat b ft can neve, · have ''llarmo11ious" rel ,· Ho11s 111111, t la e U S - s o I o II g a s it t r i e s t o ,, e x · p l o ii e x p Io s iv e • it• a Ii o,. • . " ~ Rogers ma de it p la i11, however 'A tlae U S still co11siders its relatio11s witla Moscow - o f , . . paramoa,11t imp or ta,. c e • For t I, e U S a II d Ru s s i a - s a t d II e - "a re t" e o,aly two cou,atries in Ille world with the capacity to destroy each other." WHITE HOUSE G<:t-The White House -s, President Nixon met today with Republica . n con .-; ressio11al leaders . House minority lea.ler Gerald Ford - later rclayi,eg the President's views - at least, in pa r t 011 bussi,eg. F . ord sayi,ig Ille Preside,at is '',aot satisfied - witli the.., status quo . '' A ddl,ag, tlle Preside,at will make his report - after furtller -11.t- Wllite House jt•s••r President Nixa,a will formulate his ,aew strategy o,s b11•sl,ag - 1>rlor ta ,aext week's Florida preslde,atlal ~~ , primary; b11t f• ••••~ disclose it - till after ll1e ballall••· ~ t o A spokesma,a esplai11i116: "•TIie Preside,at does ,sot/4,,.• i11fl11e11ce tlie vat•~• tl,e Florida primary - a,ad does 11ot wa·it to be i,cflue,aced by that vote." DACCA ~ From Dacca by wa y of New Delhi - 1 ,a report lvd ) that the new state of Bangladesh has not o compiled a l Is t of a l leg e d w a r c r i min a ls . Nu m be r one - Ge II e ra l was Tikka Khan wh~.am/\Just .» appointed ~ Pakistan's ,ae., Army chief . General/\Khan - Jil .;;;i:: J -lltt> the last military administrator of Bangladesh whe,a ii ac. 1 as ~ still East Palristan. Dacca addh,g that Genera~Kha11 .,,u.:-f_ ~ ; ~, /\be tried.,,,. ira absentia. #=:ae:cea ,a,,-. RA LT IC Wh ,· r(' lite Sk<Ji:t,•t·ra k m ·c t . .. the J{' c1tlc~rt l and _1 11 s t -:~,'-,.J '-}cl, i'-IL..t~ e/:J..il 7 . ,, (' .\' o '"' 1 ~ -tll ~ # "lTf~ ,.. , ~ t! u · D e a cl Se a . J'I ' 1 ~ . 1'1 1 c Ba It i.'_) o ,, s I a " ~ fl I of a " t' s I i m a I t' d f o u , ,. t fr o u s a r, cl t o ,, s of ct · a s I e Q£( it~ ~ 1 - ~ -f ~ - -· 1tv prod11 ch < ~ acl, a,,d s:. er ·c r y cla 1 y. A :T'.be ■ • ti\a l e • ~ ~ • f -t~--"4 - ~ ~ : - . se r·e,i c ou n/ r ~ Denmark, Su ·ede11, Fi ttla nd, R 11ss ia. J- Poland, and East a11d' 1• ·es l Germa,iy. Free and Comnu,nist alike, polluting Ille Baltic ad i. n.finitr,m,;'1::l~~ARJ=AF~ ~~~ ••••,r, larg e parts of,,.. sea - are alread.\ ' hft!'lc · ss. It's once proud fishing indus t' r .v all f}r,t .finisl ,e d - says lh e National G cog rap h ic. IP!Rllf/Jdd ing to the problem - 11 Pa r · 01 1 De n m a r k - l e a k i n g c a ,r is t e · rs o, j' 11111 s ta rd g a s d ti mp e d ~ k , v ~ ~""O"C. • I•• r• a f I e r Wo r l d W a r ~- -o A t'f: · h il e # .fa r I ht: r n o Y th off L , v f 8 . / ' t . . e ~ ~ - lhe coast of Finland}.. se,·en th ou sand to11s of sunken a rs e n ; c ; e ,1 o i, g h I o k i ll t II e u · o r l d ' s c u fi , .. c p op r,l o Ii o n - 1f w-et~, ~ lltree limes or·er. Tlt e Baltic 1 also a 1 : icl'im of co, r, • fliC'ting . . / ~ .,, .., I id e s - I I, a I c I, a n g e ii s u • o t e r only _ . once c re YJ' l'lli i rt.\' ..,, .\ ' e a rs . Th u s i I If ' o id d ta k e a c o m: m on e .(f o r I o rr f/1 e pa r t of BALTIC - :! " l I · " , , ,. c " Ba l I ; " c o" " I ,, ; c · " I o c · l e a,. , · 1 ,, 1, • - lo ,.; ir e ii a MONSE NHOR TA /IOSA i\ t M on s c n h o ,, T n b o s a • B r a z i l i ,, t h c 111 i cl s t of -r£ . 1.-f' h'"Ztd- n l ,, t ,, .-. 11 m me r I, e ct t w a,. c ,A.n ·la I e of e m c r ~ency today.,. ..&f- \.v-itA- ~~ ~ '" , * • in I i I-'• a, l' u., I A~ l o cal p o lice ch i e /, Ch i e f Jo s e p Ii ~ <! - ~ ~ - t., Peregrino Neto. Slfi i ) tt1 ~permit the banning - of mini=skirts, bikinis, short shorts anti other scanty a.~ • ~ ,)1 1 :~f.-;i :J..~.~,r~ ~: ~I ens• agaiNSI customs and good manHers_ ~m~ ~~J,21i#) ~ - MILL\ILLE T h e c i I y of M i l l v i l l e , Ne u ,I e rs e 31 - p op rd a t i o n ~ t w e " I y t u o I It o 11 s a ,,. d - f o r " t i m e I o d a .)' , .A a c i t _v i r I u a 11 y ttilhoul uater. Water Commissioner Fra11k Hou/man - taking the major share of the blame. ,,#'ayin . g Ile ordered ., a shttt off early today - in order to ••-• repair a damaged fire plug. Adding the repairs took longer than expected. *•••• tis dry a.e Ila, And that's the latest from Millville, New Jersey - ••a ■ lcf ■■ ■ 1 , , . e•II _, - W:arrr••• mo•• ,« ■ at ,,-,