WHITE HOUSE ~ From lire White House~ n IDar,ri,rg luil■ )i /Ital enough 's enough. President Nlxo" J,ledgh,g prompt relallallo,r - agal,rsl foreign gover,r,ne,rls tltat sel•e ,riv a I e A me rl ca,r J,rope rt y "'' ti, out J,a yl,rg for it. Tltls lo l,eclude - said lie - a cNl-off 011 U S Forelgr, Aid ; t,l11s a veto of t,ote,,tial loa,es - fro• Ille World Ba,ell afld ot,.er develot,,,.e,rt age,rcies. •e,el Ofl - ,,,..,,,.a,.llarla,e asslsta,ece •Ill, of co11r~e. co,atl,a11e to receive st,eclal co,,slderatio,a." Be also ,tressed: "Tlte U S f11lly rest,ects l,.e soverelg• rigid• of ol,.ers." B11I l,.e u,,.e ltas co,,.e - said lie - •le,a •e ca,e ,ro lo,ager "lg•ore actlo,es ,reJa,dlclal rf lo Ille ra,le of law a,ed legltl•ale U S l,eterest." TIie Preslde,et observlflg ,,.at l•deed, less develot,ed •atlo•s sltoa,ld 1Delco,,.e foreig• havest,,.e,rts - l,rslead 1'u of frlghle•l,rg f a1Day. WHITE HOUSE 2 Observers further noting that tl,e Preside•t's remarks - "'er e clearly addressed to I 1,e gover ""' e,al s of Cl,ile a,ad Paltisla,a, hr particular. Tl,e for,,.er recently exproprlati,ag America11 ow•ed cot,t,er mlfleBj tl,at latter - •ow tllreatet1l•g a similar ,aatlo,eaUaatio• HOUSE In ils firs/ full day back on the job - ~ /lie House was ojf and running ¾th.p,.,.,.,.,a,;q ~ A approval of lhe nation's firs/ major campaign reform bill .,,,., in half a cenlury. Tl,is selling limitations on campaign spending - in all presidential, Senate and House races also calling for full disclosure of teceipts as well as expenditures in order to assure slric.i{ compliance. President Nixon indicating - he will sign it. The bill to lake effect - sixty days thereafter; thus to cover every election this year - except the t f a■,J primaries in New Hampshire, Florida and possibly Illinois. BERING SEA Up In the ice4 Bering Sea - after a C:"1.~ s t a l l / \ ~ ~ twenty-four hours - the Russlans ~ glve){ in. Two Russian fishing vessels - agreeing today to accompany a U S coast guard as 1 • • • • • cutter back to Alaska; there to face c•rges of poaching ,,. U S waters. Officials saylng the Russla,r capitulation - was apparently made on direct orders fro"' Moscow. VIETNAM For lhe firs/ time in nearly twenty months - a speedy North Vietnamese Mig Jwenty-one was shot doK1n today by a U S Jet. ) Tin in a brief dog fight over lhe enemy's Quang Lang Air Field -- o:boat a ~ hundred and twenty miles north of the D M z. For the first time in ten years - U S newsme,r Klere admitted today to a top secret base at Lo,rg Che,r i" Laos. During the course of an inspection lour - e,eemy gunners ope.ft.I, fire; the base's . . . . •commander getting a head wound. Laotian officials ~ Iii a-4 s:Aw~ never the le s s - "I he situation is m "c le )\ 9 better ••• ' than it Klas. SALISBURY In do1CJntown Salisbury, a riot today by ~v~ H\ ~ \ . , l , ~ I Black Rhodesians ; the first such ~ - . . I - -tw--~ (I ~ with the demonstrators looting shops and burtting cars. ~~ A ■ a?t ■ : l r l ~ flarup - al Harari Township on the outskirts of Salisbury. Blacks there stoning and i,aJuring at least seven Klhites - among them tK10 Roman Cat ho lie na,ns. POLLUTION General Motors request for an ex t ra year in «« m e e Ii n g a U S au t o em is s ion s I and a rd - tenlalively lu . r11ed down today. William Ruckelshaus of /he 11 :8 5 f ••--x U S Environmental Protection A g e z - catfiw.4 6 M's ,...,, ''ftPl'J '••affiolWNlr't ~ r e can be no delay - unless and until G M shows that "all good faith efforts have been made to meet the s ta,rdard. " Al ,,,_ ,&.';f:::..,.., . ._..,ccus-fitr A Se,rator Muskie - of making "irresponsible" charges 111itla 1 g 1■ regard to auto emissions. Ruckelshaus sayi•g to here pollution ls co•cer•ed - Ila' "we have to stop this political game of one-up-mansltip." CLEVELAND FOLLOW POLLUTION For Vic e Presidenl ,_,, o Agnew ) - ■ lrti, tJ-- ~~ t:atus:a~~•Fyv=~l,.r. Cl eve land ; •••Y• •• ••••"' - took issue with Se•alor Muskle . ~ V:n:r::::j!rtrsldwlil quoting Muskie ) as saying - in /he wake of that Attica tragedy : l( . . . In sorrow we can ponder how and why we have reached a point - where men would rather die than live anotlter day in A m e r i c a . " ~ Ag••w · . .,, tcw oo•a=::,1:auJ::=t■Fs=jP::· ~: •t:?!"':J.:t•t!::f!MIFJ9:·:::::l)S=ili•:PJJ:tl••:tl11Da::a,.., _!!hat is terr i b l y wrong ire America - is for its ,oould-be leaders to talk that way. " ► NEW YORK Today three were elected to baseball's Ball of Fame Former Dodger r,itcher Sandy Kou/ax - getting a record tll-ree lluJtdred and forty-four votes ; first since Bob F•ller - to gain memberslair, in the first year lie was eligible . Next - Yogi Berra - former YaJtkee catclaer ; a11d Early Wynn - sta-r pitcher for tire Senators , IJ1dia'lls and WIJite Sox. COLLEGES Las/ we e k - in 'W• W , shington - ,. •••ll•s. .,-. ihe slaw, !!._Ssociation of American Colleges - heari.r a report th.ct f~I!' Niillei 1 ¥ private colleges are facing possible extinclion because of rising deficits and /, II r falli"g enrollment. This week - a meeting of the much smaller c•rlslia• Collllfe Associalio~art11g A just , . , opposite. Dr. Hudso,r, Armerding of Whealo,r, College - D •Ila heads the C C A) reporlir,g that schools of "distir,ctively ,E_hristian character" are actually thrivi,rg. "With /he ,r,eed for spiri111 . al dime,ssio,r so critical today" said Dr. Armerdi,sg - ,,.,e feel our Christia,r emphasis summons both st11de,ats and fhta,scial support which co,rtribute to the better than average picture." JACKIE The lex/ of a recent deposilio,a by Jacqueline 1.r•••t-r Kennedy Onassis in a NeNJ York la,osuit - finally made pt,blic. Mrs. Onassis saying slt11 111as conti,aually b" m J, e d, J, us he d ..,. embarrassed a" d ups e I by an over-aggressive free-lance photographer to the poi•t - she cofltinued - where she finally became terrified at Ille mere sight of him. The former Flrst Lady - tlte• admitting she never complained to police. Addi•g, lto111ever, tltat site had complained - to her ltusba,ad - a•d other escorts. ' iG...vv-u:,,., Next q11estloJ1? ).. Was yo11r husbaJ1d also terrified by these goi•gs-o,.fTo which Jacltie replied: ... ,► rn:refb,. ., a,ayllaing. ,, My h11sba,rd isfl 'I terrifi•d . . ..!L_ - TBILISI America's Apollo Ten spacecraft which circled the Moon back in Nineteen Six t y-Nine - to be shown next week al a U S exhibit at Tbilisi in Soviet Georgia. In order lo gel ii there - u S - officials deli v ering the spacecraft lo Brest in Pola,rd. It was then picke ' d up - by a Soviet flat bed trailer - /ravelling the next fifteen hundred miles mostly over gravel roads with - - numerous 6f11a breakdowns. caused partly by extreme cold. A U S government officer - keeping close watch all the way. Ah, but the long Journey - now --,. complete. Tlae Apollo Ten spacecraft arriving at Tbilisi after fo■rlee-!-:::M- days 011 /lae road - ••h A lu wn,., /-,ice ). as lo•g as it took to get to the . . . Moon and back.