T It II r · d a _ \ , 1 1 a y 1 I !) 7 1\/1/TEH E \ · \" 11 11 Ro r Horton 11 • a • of i ial ly II orn in toda) a . tit 11 It' e r tar _ , o f 0111111 r , Pre id 111 Ford · ailed o r a r -d di ca Ii o II o _ l 1, m ri a11 pirit. "With the end of I h \ i t na m ra, Ira i a ii 11a " · aid h - "it is lime for m rica to look ah ad - mo e fort ard t ith a nei agenda for th f utur , o I L e I h i n a t i o n 's p r o b I e n-t - a l mo e on into our third ·e'llt ur y ." Th Pr id nt adding that on thi agenda hould be - " lit 1· t o 1 ' a t i o n of a d y n a m i c a n d ff e c I i e e c o n o m - and a r 1 ilaliz d fr e nt er pri es_ stem." SAi 0 F LLOW WHITE H l " S E Meant liil e in Sa igon - 01 ~ Ho I ii Minh C i t) ~ - or 11 iiate er tltey)._re j:a · W; ■ w ca llin g it today- • J>ausa1ue pa r...rnt e ~ tn pit.r..t, a Communist May Day ~ ~'4 parade - :t,a,t »n,re a r ic tor_, celebration· :IQ!_. following a <:omm•.sis, claim of "total victory" in tile Nstriar Mekong Delta - the last IJ,II pocket of South Vietnamese resistance. ~, Jlt ttzv s•me lhn'5(_ a broadcast j:r:am Radio ~ '\' ~ Hanoi ~ saying: "Our foes are stricken witlz awe." Also, demanding the witlidrawal of all U S !,hips II stil stationed o f f Vietnam and thus an etid to what it called - "the forceable e v aci,ation" of Vietnamese citizens. BA GI K F LL lV /GO From l . S and Thai o i ial i,i Ban l1ok - a report lodaJ that tit S ui/1 oo,i a11no11nce plans for ma ii' l r o o p u i t h d r a t a I · fro III T It a i la rt d . ) f'.llis &pp,n•=e,rff3 1 al lh insi Lene of lit Tltai pltlltMW ••t - in e ff o > ' I Io a pp ea s e t It e 1 ' c Iorio tt s Co 111 111 u n is ts \ in liietn•••.-• l ie/11 . am. A Thai spoke man aying: '':We ba,re .alHheeti= e S r,a:,eye to rcuuri• •• ► e h,u lonp. - we sen/ troops to fight the Norllt Vielname,e. - 7/,,e y • ••• will not forgel." HO · sE F LL fl r • at llom tJgaln - Iii • /lous te6w~ · ji~,c - ~ g~oo = '.'.ll~t~oRK~~~t ~ R~·,Rl~~ F ~,,~,~e~SH6~l~IUa:t:1~8 7 : , ~ f II s ;,, r I O /rn , · ·~ prot i d ~ • aim d 11::f ~ • • t ■ ..; mar tltf:t bill llta11 /1,r h1111dred million in J,11manilariat1 aid - lo i Ina m 11ar •• .. ••••--•••• re f u Th main lumbliug b/o I.· - a: ptUPl819N I• tile 'f1ttf:f:f autlloriz ·,,g · Hu, Nsl of foYce if ,ie sary - to assist ' • IINY J11rtller e ac11ation • - ADD H lSE Whit Hou Pre ide,il Ford noti,i th et a ua/ ion "i complete." A d ding - 'kt It e Hou e a c I ion is tlw an afro n t lo "the alttes we lt e ri It as a nation of immigrant ,, Ftt rt I, er a:" in "It i not worth , of a p eo ple - who ha e li ed b) a philosoPh . symbolized i n the statue of Libert y ." - I ~ \ ; (. , ...._ ,:1"' ' . L D In flt Hou of Commons - Brilai,i'· labor .r o · e 1• n 111 e 11 t t o d a ) a n no u n c d p I n 11, I o ,i a I i o 11 a l i z - - the Br i tish airc1•aft and hip-buildi,ig ·11du lr ie s. And if all goe a /Jlanned - 1 e are told -- the nei take-o er could be completed - bef r n--e Pa1•liament takes its • • • x summer r cess in August. A SST T 0 ( E g \I pt, / / / / s p >ec l / i,i tl l ~ ~.A-/e-d, ~ I Sad a~ ~ -I~ e p la n s to I a u tz c ll a d i p Io m a tic offensive - to .. •••••w• force Israeli withdra, al from . , , . occupied Arab territories,. t1:n.d tha he flrslt" - for the U S" to make ~.t~ its position c1•ystal clear - ~ ~ : - 11:c:2./'will the U S protect Israel onlJ within its own borders - or will it llll•••nN defend Israel in the occupied ••nn•o· territories?" Sadal adding that the S "holds most of the sf.rings in this problem - because it supplies Israel with bread and butter and guns. " . . - ,,. . EH' 1 ' RI( ET I Britain' etl N l a rk ., , race track - a trike Loda) b) tabl e boy .111% s ta b I e I ads , ..,. It=#" t " _ \ ' y e C a l l d ill B y i I a i n 'v ~ --- nz demand """of' higher / u,·, ( a,d - by=Aattackin , g jock,e ys as they lined ttp for tire first rac e . One of lltii! joc.tt•J'I dragged from his horse - former world champion H i ll y Carson~ who was l=IRRf flailed ff witli his own whip! Ear o ml,ilt : • a , eat.~ &tao 61=6•~ lo tfts JHJUiJ; at r tM :wllu7tl la ai <Jookmake1-s were l a y i n g ~ odds there would be no racini. liJd ■ y, They lost. ii••"• fASNf'~' - /here.-. was JBI. a half -- ). hour late. ) . v iL LTER REED Jordan tough 3oung King Hu· in l a admitted 4.1. foda to Waller R d armJ ho />ital in Wa hingto11 but 11othin1:; eriou th y a\ - ju t a ?"Ou line check up. And, o . n tlie va in the King telling · reporter : "There is still hope for a stable . Peace in the middl east but this may be the last chanc . ' ESSE Wl•it Hou ·p k ·man Ron ~h e pa s t f., "' with report rs lot/a\ - i aring a bullet-proof , st. Nesseti sayitig lit experts had told him - the e t wo:1ld stop almost anJ small caliber bullet. "Unfortunately" ~L· l Ii e wen t on - " t /z e y ju s t s h r u g g e d t It e i r s It o u l d e 1· s when asked how ·t would stand 4111" , ,p under tlte /"re of reporter's q1,estio11.s." Nessen tlle,i telling tlie netusmen - - "fire a LU a y. "