Frida y, Marci, 16, 1913 CLARK Another freedom flight from Har,oi - arrived today at Clark Air Base in tire PlliliPPines . Tlrirty-t,oo "'ore Americans released by tire Viet Co,ag . Cllief spotesma,a - Air Force Colonel Tlleodore Guy: ,ol,o tlaanted Presld•,at Nlxo,a - as Ire put it - "for bri11gi,ag us llome" ,oitll dtg,alty a11d lao,aor. Major Guy addhrg : "Tlaere is •o doubt hr my Mhtd tlaat tlae decisions made ,,. Dece,,.ber to bo•b tey targets I• Nortl Vlehram llaste,aed an end to tlals ,oar a,ad brougltt us lo•• todav . " Next to come do,o,a tie ramp Army Major Floyd Thompso,a, a priso,aer for ni,ae years - longer Ila• ••Y otla•r man i,1 all U. s. lllstory. And 1,ou, did Ire feel abo11t co,,.l•g home? A rat isl Gree• Beret a11d a11 ear to ear gri11 - telll• it all. SAIGON FOLLOW CLARK Mea,ra,lalle, Ille U S a,as orderl11g a11olller halt 111 lts troop wUlldra•als from Soutlt Vlet•a•. Officials saylflg tire ,rea, free•e •o•ld re,,.alfl I• •/feel - pefldl11g e11emy compUa11ce •Illa ler"'s of Ille cease fire agreemeflt peadlflg i•e release of fla,nes as •ell a• t•e place a ■ d dale of release - for ll,e last gro•I of A ,nerlca11 P O W's still I• <J0-•1111,r· Co••••l•I ,.,.,.,, •• Tlaese totally a •••tlred-a ■ tl-forly sis I• all. t - PARIS At Paris today - a three #tour meeth1g of the fh1aNce mi•lsters of tl,e free a,orld ~ fourtee• richest •atlons. A meeti•g ah•ed at fi•dl•g a,ays a,ad means of coJ>h•g a,ltl, Ille J>rese,at a,orld •o,aetary crisis. A•d Judgl•g from a l••* later comm••lque - It ••• a comJ>lete success. T1,e Fl•a•ce Ml•lster• Ii _ . •••o••c--' comJ>letio• of a •e• J>ackage agree•e•t ; o•e tlaat'• said to "las11re •• orderly esclla•ge rate sysle•" - •lie• tradi•g re••• es •est ••••. Tlte U S agreel•6 lo resume ll•lted s•J>t,ort of tl,e dollar Ill o• •orld •o•ey ,.;,d marl,ets; ••~• all.,,lters agreel•g, I• l•r• - to float lltelr o•• c•rreacles. ~VS Treas•ry Secrel•r, ,, George S111,lt .1 : • • 111 "' tt HsrjQ::: !'C wr1e• 1 Ip Jee are ver, satisfied." D•tcll Fh•a•ce Ml•lster Roelof Nell•••• saylNg: "TIie U S atllt•de used to be o•e of bealg• Neglect - ,aoa, It Is one of be•lg,e coot,eratlo•." WHITE •ousE A flat reJecHon todo1 - lo I lae latest Democratic call for a redNcllo,a ,,. U S forces ht Europe a,ad else•lae-re overseas. Press Secret•ry Ro11 Ziegler sayl11g "Ille forces •e •ahet•I• 011erseas - are tlaere l,a relatlo,e to o•r sec•rlty l•terest." Adlll•g tlaat .,,.1,ateral U S c•I baclts - •o•lllc:# ,. • ~ ,, be "•11•lse - •ot I• , , . best l•lerest .. •f ,a BeU•• RAILS • •• tefttailve settlemeftt of labor dlfflctlllles ,,. Ille •ow seems to be fallh•g apart. Tlaree of tl,e flaHoft 's m•x major rail ••lo•s - lllreate,d•g lotl•y lo ball, al slg•ll•g ,,.e agree•e•I. J W O'Brle,e of tie s•eel metal workers explal,el•g: "Tlae •ore •• •l•'Y ,,.e proposal - Ille •ore •e see so•• gro••tl ••• aol bee• plo•etl." AMTRAK A related item: The U S trartsporlatlo ,a department reporting to Congress loda y on the first two years of Amtrak. Asserthag that "Progress l,as been made to11Jard improved rail passertger service - atrd a 11rtiflcd ,tatiortal syste•, as hlle,tded by Co•gre••• Addirtg tltat llte 11e11J se•l-p11blic corporatlo• - "••• a major ref11rblsltment program 1111der 11Jay." Tlte report admltll,tg, lao•ever, tl,•t •a11y of Amtrak's hnproveme,ats - "are ftol yet a1'1'are•t to t•e public." A•d ma11y •ore - "•Ill ta"e addlUo•al U•• to l•J>lemertt." I• tl,e sa•e vel• - •rgi•g tie• ell•l••llo• ~ of tltree lo,ag l,a11l J>asse•ger trah,s;,trom Cl,lcago to Miami ~rom Ne• York a•d Waslal11gto• lo Ka••a• City ,.. o..iCJ == aftd,from Wasl,h1gloft to Parkersbt1rg, West Vlrgltda. The rel'ort co,ateftdlftg that tlals Is esse,atial If Amtrak Is ever to stablUae Its l'reseftt flrtartclal struct•re. LONDON From out of the past - a secret file of tire Brittsla Foreign Office dating back to NiNeteen Twe,ety Eiglat published today in London - sl,0111s the existe11ce tlae,e of a bitter rivalry bet11Jeen tl,e U.S. a,ed Britai,e over trade, over disarmame,rt, a,rd over li,egeri,eg grievaaces fro,,. World War O11e. l11deed, Anglo-America,e relatio,ea 111er• ••id lo 1,•v• rea c I, ed "a da11ge ro11s l oa, - • Io• tlaa t did 11ot t, rec h,de ••r. " ,,. tl,e ead tlao11gla - 011-r differeaces •ere flalclled over to one A R L Craigie - a Britts la •~fl•rt o• Ille U. s. ••o urged co,ecessio11s to Ille U.S. - based oa, · quote "II• growi11g A merica11 suflre,,.acy i• •orld affairs. " 'l'o t,rov• his point, Craigie nothag tlaat co,nt,ared to Britai,e - tie U. s. was "twenty-five time• •• lar•• - five times •• a,ealtly, tl,ree times as t,o/ndar, twice as ambitious - aad al,,.ost invulnerable . " QUEEN London again - BritaiN's Q11een Eltzabetll dedicated a ,re111 London Bridge . It's the successor to tlroae "revio•a sr,a,as built on the same aide - first i11 TeN Fo•rteert ••d next in Eigllteen-Tllirty-Or,e. Tl,e Q11ee•'• royal guard tod•J i11cl11di11g medieval ,,,teme,r a,rd nt11steteers - aa ••II •• police s Ila rfl • II ooters - a tationed on r,earby r,,. ildi•6• · Tie latter a e r v l,tg aa a" extra added f>reca•tlo• - agai,e1 t ll,e tltreat of a r,oa•ible IRA terrorist attact. lncide,etally, tl,e q11ee,e arrived for tod•y '• c•r••o•1- by 111ay of tl,e TII•••• - alloard a Royal Barge/ I• II••••• fasltion as Ki,tg William tl,e Fourtl, - 1111,e,e lie dedic•t•d Lo11do• Bridge number t•o. Tl,e Q11ee11 later aayi•g: "I ••11• seen tl,is bridge from tlle beat vantage f>oi,rt - fro111 tlle 111ater - and I ant glad to ref>ort - it al,o•• 110 sig,e of fnlli,tg do111n . SYDNEY At S y dne y Australia - a v isit toda y from Pri,,ce Philip; in Ills capacity - as Prestde,rt of tl,e Australia" Conser v ation Societ y. Tllis - leadi,1g to a,r estortio,a plot. An ano,rymous caller to gove-rnme11t lleadq,.arter• - d•ma11di,a1i a,r 11,rdisclosed amou11t of ca•II . Sayi11g la• ll•d f>la,at•tl eiglt bombs - a I ong a route Ilea t Prine e Pit II It> •a• sut>t, os ed to lla v e followed e,rroute to a,r official f••ctiora. No 1>ayme11t tllougll. Police later locati ■ 6 - arad di••r,,.i,ag two of tie boMbs me,atlo11ed; •llile Prl ■ ce P•llil) merely clla111ed Iii• route. SAN FRANCISCO 011-e of America's great II ns ung he roes - ,oas ff11ally gi1 1 en his d11e toda} ' at San Francisco. Seventy eigltt year oltl F r a n k E fJ /H! rs on - re c e f t ' in g a fJ l a q u e a I on g ,o i t I, t I, • t, la II d it• of famil3 1 , friends and business associates. TIiis marti•g Ille fiflietlt. a11niiersary of Fra,r.t Ef)perst»t's marvelo11s ini enlion - the "epsicle." A,rd iolrat's et>slcle? You've •eveJ" lteard of it? Neitlrer ltad I. But most of us llave tasted It. Tl• ef>aicl• gelti•g a 11e111 name slloJ"tly after it's biJ"tll lite• beco•i•g b i ll ion a ) ' ea r . BAD GASTEIN In the ads .> n TV - in newspapers and magazines practically e v ery,c,llere cigarette smokers are picked as yo1111 llandsome virile. No,c, comes a report saying young and handsome. possibly, b11t virile - llardly. Tllis in con11ectio11 w,itlt a study of impote11ce - coN11Ct.tl at a lrealtla spa at Bad Gastein in A11strla. Doctors clalmill6 they ,c,ere able to cure sixty percent of tltei-r t,atle•t• by merely cutting off their cigarettes . TIie report s11mml11g up its findi,ags, Bill - sayi,ag "claai,a smolter• -are o,aly 1'•11 men. " ST. LOUIS Fro m St . Lo,,; s - t Ir e s tor y of an other "I, is s i,. g b a,. d it" ' - a young man .,1,0 accosted ~etty eiglatee,e year old Loretta Kot,ecki - ht a downtown elevator; taking ,.,o bucks from lier purse - giving lier a quick kiss i,1 retur,e . TIie perfect crime - till he was caught after a brief clrase. Ba,t •ail - tlaere's more. ~ • lie vagaries of •oderrt day la"' - ruling out a robbery cltarge. Police sayiflg tltere .,as simply h1s11fficie,at evide,ece. Ala, ba,I tlaa t ltl•• - so•etl,i,eg else again. claarged •itll com•on assault. o• yes, and a salute to CBS radio statio,a KFGO Fargo, Nortll Dallota - tlris •eell celebratiflg its t•e,aty-fiftl, a,aniversary on tlle air. Here's to Fargo/ And so long 11,elil Monday. a, •