PH M PE H In ambodia - ~ -fa,~ as/\. no doubt_ yuA•,,w lled¥tl- b no1 ) - _ ftp sbuaitang. A ommunist Khmer R o II re b el - Io d a s e i ~in g t It Cu #i r, o d lln, capital ; {AJ t . R ~ ~ ~ A f f ~ a;f- p It no m P e n ~ q A it A l . , =Lt ta b l i , II i Ng a o - c a ll e d r e o I u I i o ,i a,, ) 1 i b e r a t ion c o m m i t l e e to succeed the old Lon Nol regime. ~ Tiii - in the iwrds of ...-t.,d... C am bod i a 's ex il e d Pr inc e Si ha n ou k }... - "the mos t beautiful page in Cambodian history." WHITE 110 E FOLL W PHNOM PENH Iler al home fir I official reaction came from pre idenl Ford - in a statement read lo 11ew men. Th Presid nt sayin the S v i e t s t h e fa l l of t It e Phnom Penh o ernnienl - "with sadne and compassion." lso sayin r he wished to express hi "admiration for the Cambodian go ernment and leader "I' who fot1ght , alianll with their remaining supplies." PIT L //ILL F LL U TI If/ T E JI l E a r po1 ~ t teidny /Ital lh end 111 a y a I o b II a 1· - i ,i ou th \ i I 11a,,. Tlte Saigon A g OL f o r the purpo n e oliations. '' to i.u~~" .- e qu e t ed a c • a se fire - /I o f .,.. nlerin g into "111icond i lional r'1.ts {j cc ordin g lo S e nator Sparkman o f A labama 1 - c hairman o f the Senal Foreign Relations - ~ ~ c t n . p C o m m i tl e , a A 9 adds , II 9 N8 v er , l h e Vie t C on gl\ ln11: • ., ., j • .,. r e f u negotiate -- as long as President Thieu remains in office. E TE \1 " 11 u h i I , l h nal rm d r , . ic Commilt e L ' o l d do u 11 I l1 ';> ha I u IJ i I I ion i 11 111 i I it a r , , id to o u l/1 i el n am . , nd 110H • . . BA I{ I - ti A IL Tit ommuni l 11cce es n /11.do China - r e also a11 in ho k ,ale toda y l In • o u g h o 11 t /\So 11 th ea s t .... A ia. -< 4. IJFTILailandA- selling its border l il It ,U i g M b O I i M & ambodia. ~ 11uoe.-NINBNI o/ .. , ..... ~1 a lays i a ~ bra c in i ts elf for an exp e c t e d r es urge n c e o f C o m m 11 n is t t e >' r or is I. a c ti it . A n d t II e gov e-rn m en t .,,...(,,,,:L, of the Pliillipines calling for a summit meeting of A Southeast Asian leaders t o re=access their securitv needs. This last following a spee!:h by President Marcos of the Philippiues - criticizing the U S Co,agress for failing to ote additional aid. Marcos saying ••• r Conglressional inaction "su«gests strongly" that the U s - ,io longer co,isiders Sotttl,east Asia 1'1•i K vital to its interests." U \ S fl I ., T r I a , · .V of I a I I i in e r w a II n d r a ti a k toda y b_\ HJ>li'll LUIINI 'em:, titre - Democratic Pre idential cn ad i dat .s S n . alor Ja k on o f l ashi,igto,i and Se Lu B ,z,t en o T xa - a cct , ing Dr. Kisinger of attempting lo pursue a one-man J oreign polic . Congressman da 11 of r iz ona adding that Dr. Kissinger was ...,, talking nonsense - in sa ing that S reversals in A ia will . . . , irreparably damage our stature. All this - at a Washington meeting of American net papey editors; where Dr. Kissinger himself - was a,J~ the next speake~ ~laming much of our current problems in foreign policy - on what he called "a deep and chronic..., self-doubt; especially in the ....... I a r g e u r b a ,i c en t er s - and a m on g p res u mp ti e l ea de rs . " Dr. Kissi,iger then went on to say: "We can do little about the 1 orld's judgment of our past acts - but ,, we have it within our power to take charge of our future. HA II / 1 T r A dll fKP, If Ill s •rss,a ■,1 .e respond lo ad ersil #.P . j l it J, di n i I , A i f I e make clear to / It e wo r Id that , e co11.tin11 to hold a colterenl 1iet of a construcli c i,zler,iational role - and that z e mean to implement · ffi : l il -l'ue can usher in a new e ra o f creativit and a complishmenl." K llVI Que lion Wliat is it that the U s , Australia and New Zealand ha e -- that no other nation can boast? Answer: A baby Kiwi bird. The US joining tohat was once only a two-some -- with the.., hatching of a kiwi chick at the Wasl,ington National Zoo; --4, a Kiwi first - for zoos right around the globe. A Wasliington zoo spokesman further notes that Kiwis lay only a few eggs - even in the wild. One reason perhaps - the fact that klwi eggs are so big weighing as much as one pound - or about one sixth lhe weight of an adult kiwi. The zoo official sayhag