Columbia, Soutll Carolina UNITED NATIONS At the URtt•• N114oM - in spitt._of vi1orous U.S. ~ ~~~ obJecttofts ••vote today.,._~ Zionts~wtt~ r1cts■• The world body also de■ 1ndin1 full p1rticip1tton by th• Palestine Liber1tton Org1ni11tton • in 111 Middle East PIICI talks; further, cr11ttn9 • twenty nation co■■tttee - to wort out• plan for •P1lesttnt1n s1lf•det1r■ tn1tion and the return of lost property. t.S, .. ll9 MOSCOW Meanwhile, 1 Russian request tor the reconvening of Geneva talks on the Mideast - wtth full partictpatton by th• P.L.O. The Kre■ lin saying the only way to settle the Mideast dispute 1s by Njo1nt, collective effortsN of 111 the parties involved. -- -- STATE Secretary of State Kissinger today held his first news conference - since the ••••IJc:.C-!:-1 recent cabinet 114'etrMIW'!~~j;t:ff""QIRRFIIEf::iib"1ma:::trtJNU~:::.tlUli"F==91:ill]ts:1"N,• stres?""iihe does not beltev~hlestnger~ departure• will have any effect O};,,_d~.lJ•nte. At lbw IZN ~~ a ~ that detente ■ay be In trouble anyway, ~~,;t,:.Qialt Strateg~ Ar■s Li ■it1tion talks~••• k1c•• ~tilled - on ■ atters •of considerable significance.'' HJt"I· Ins da ••• :.ca:zl• & I vt11t 1115 Nr, IN V SALUTE President Ford today saluted the U.S. N1rtn1s on their two hundredth btrthd1y - by placing I wr11th 1t the N1rtn1s' • lie a,MI Ne ■ort1l. The President 1a;t11 •~•• 1:tl• N1r1u1 co,,1 ••A a.ca• b,rr•~ ••~ 11lf 111rtftce:-i: keep •A■ertc1n strength constant ind cred.tble,- 1t how and en IL1 ~ 111&;::! •Ny 11 ■•- he continued - •ts not to tr1tn A■ertc11 1 youth for war - nor to develop weapons to ktll; ■y 11 ■ ts to devei~p the ■ 111tary strength - which 1s our ■tghttest hope for peace.• MORRISTOWN In the so+c•JJ•• •right to life• tri1l at Morristown, N•w~sey - the parents Karen Ann Quinla~•~• refused tod11 of • co■atose + per■ tssion to •pull the plug.• Judge Muir s1ying:~•zs=t1A~ constitutional right to die - •-=::::a-=• .. ,....c.M==tRlc=a=SlR11ttrt fV b1•. ::::r,, l ■f tint ■ dplt •the single ■ost i ■portant te■ por1l quality Karen Ann Quinlan has ts ltfe - and thts court will not authorize that life to be taken fro■ her." SAW Pltm1S1900'1 m~SPAPSR4RslRESs P T I IA HEA - AC? 1Jt IN OORT O AY I.I , F A 1 "I C O J 111« wHEN ASKED HER PL~A TO B 1!t ROBBERY HA GES • RE~I!lf ~II.ENT• DEl'EJ E CUJNSEL ALBE T JOHii OH • SAYIN *Ehd!i'I' I STILL UNFIT TO PART!".:IPATE • i ~Rl':UP01' THE J r.- P. !"'ELF - EN'TER.., A PLEA OP OT GUILTY. SACRAMENTO At Sacra•nto - Lynette Fro•• was given another Judge M1cBrid1 asking for a pledge - that she would not further disrupt the proceedings; -re;~ Mt- Miss Fro•• refus""4 - on what sh• called•• ■atter of principle.• She was then r1 ■1nt1d to• holding cell - to watch the rest of the trtal on TV. LUANDA The city of Lu1nd1, capitol of Portuguese Angola, w1s officially 1b1ndoned today by Portugu-11 forces - 1s cf ■ idnight local ti ■e. The Portuguese gov1rn ■1nt refusing, however to transfer authority - to any of Angql1 1 s thr.ee rival independence groups; in effect telling the Angolans - to fight it out a■ong th1■selve1. High Co■■ issioner Leonel Cardoso saying for Portugal to do aftything 1111 - •wauld ••n interference in the sacred rights of.Angola to decide tts own future . • SPANISH SAHARA Morocco's giant •peace ■1rch• into Spanish Sah1r1 ended today - not with I bang but with I whimper. The great ••Jority of the ■archers returning glu ■ ly to their ho■e 11nd - as ordered by Morocco's , King Hiss t n. The few who tried to proceed further - quickly turned back by Spanish troops • .Jf _now - an 1tte■pt to 1ppr1tse the results of 111 this . ........_ ' k Kt ng Huss t n - sayt ng hts · people have ••de their point. •' But Prtnce Juan Carlos- de Borbon of Spatn. who threatened to turn back the ■archers by force. tf necessar~ being 1cclat ■1d Ce~,, 1 hero. And & Moroccan journalist who was 1n the marcqnow saytng: •••• afraid - to the rest of the world - we look l ike idiots.•