OTTAWA Tuesday, May 29, 19?3 Reid Collt,rs After four montl,s of attemt,ti,rg to keep Ille t,eace ,,. Vietnam - Canada calls it quit. Tlaeformal a,a1101u1ceme11t com i11g today - from C a,aadia11 Exte r11al Affairs Mi,ais ter Mitcltell Sllart,. Ca11ada 1,ad earlier .,ar11ed - said Slaarp - tl,at it It eepi,ag efforts. Tiis progress l,as 11ot bee,a acllieved 1,e continued. Addi,ag tiat Ca,aada •ill tla•s •ltl,dra., its t.,o l,1111dred-a11d-eigllty-ma,a observer force - "11ot later '""" July Tllirty-0,ae." Sl,arp co11ch,di11g tlaat "Ca,aada's decisio11 to .,itlldra111 - is fir• a11d defi,alte." VIBITB BOUSE FOLLOW OTTAWA Mea,a•laile, at tlae Wllite Houae - Preside11t Niso11 .,as Meeting today - witla Berary Kiaairager, Secretary of state William Rogers a11d U. H. AM6••••dor Jol11 Scali. Kissirager later t,r , edicli,ag a •t>••lly •1reeMe11t - o,a a • • • c 011clt,de tlle,,. ••li•fac torU,. " - "tll•I o•I 4' of llae ••1otialio•• goi•6 ora I• Peri• - •• •1r••'"•"' t••t ca• be ,,,.t,le•••ted will •••rge." WASHINGTON CoNrt martial claarges 111ere lodged today agahast e igl, t U . ., . e•li• ted men - for "alleged "'I• corad•c t,, toll Ile filed by Air Force Colorael Tlaeodore G•y - for five years ~ tlae se•lor Amerlca,a POW '9r Ba,aof. Tlae groNt, Ira t••• Uo,a , . lracl•di,ag tliree Marhae• arad five Ar•y "'""· T•• •t,eci/lc• of Ga,y '• cl,arge, - raot dl•clo,eil. lrafor,aetl ca•t, official• - of •tt••#II• lo ••I •#I • of move••"' - 111 escl,arag• for givbag i11/or••Uo11. WATERGATE Tl,e WI, i te BoNs e agai,a - a ques Uo,s today d•ali,ag willl tl,e Possibility of a Presid•,stial at,peara,sce - before Ill• Watergate graftd J•ry. Pr••• Secretary Ro,a Ziegl•r reply i,ag, la o•e ve r: "No c OflS ideratio,a is b . , , . , gi v•,a to tl,a t ,natter at all." F•rtl,er sayi,ag: "It 111o•ld be Co11stltNtlo11ally i,aat,t,rot,riate. " gra,ad jury t,robe - botl, "irr•st,o,aaible a,ul al,ocil•g." Atllli,eg tl,at Attor•ey G•11•ral BIiiot Rlcl,artlao,e ••d St,ecl•l Watergate ProsecNtor Arclaibald Cos - laav• bee,a told to , , , , , . , ONI l,0111 ,.,. ,,.,,,,.,..11 .,.,, ,,. ...... ,.. ii do•• ,eol •• ,,~.,. agai,a. " EARTH ORBIT J,e tlae fligllt of America's Skylab-On• - a secr• t talk today between Mission Commande 1 · Pete Co,aratl a,atl toll st,ace officials at Houston. A st,oke,,,.a,. later tltat te•t,e,ata,res i,esitle tlae Sllylab - lta11• 6•ga,,a to l•11•l off; ,aoto averagi,ag aboa,t •iglaty-eiglat tl•gree• - or eigltt••" d egrees ltiglaer tl&an est,ectetl. Tia is - leav i,ag tlae Slly lab Ii 11eabl •; ba,I tltreate,alag ~ to force tlte c • • • • of t,lay1ical te1t1 - dw111wcd 1 4.w1 SUPREME COURT TIie Supreme Court ruled today, seven to two, tllat bf'oadcas ters a re not req11ired to accept t,aid advertis ,,.6 - o,a public issu•s sucll as war or t,oliUca . TIie Biglt Co11rl - tlaus reversiag a Court of Appeals decisio,a; .,111, C1'1•f J••lice Warre,a Burger - wllo ■ rot.J tlle majority ot,i11ioa I To perm ii broadcast adverltslag .,111, 110 ll•ilatlo•• said lae - could lead to a mo11ot,oliaalio11 of tlae air ••v•• lly gov•r11men t co,atrol . BRUSSELS From NATO laeadquarters at Bra,1sels - a,a off•r today to mediate tlae c a,rre,at "cod aoar" - b• tM1ee• le •lo,ad a,ad Britai•. Bolla sides - f•icllly agreei,ag. lcelo,ad strongly s 11gges ted. lao111e ver. i/ NA TO co,u,ot r•• ol ve Ille sit••tioJt - it may be forced to •itladra• from tie olli••c• o,ad go it al 01111. INDEX Tlae U.S. h1dex of leadi,ag eco,aomlc hadicators - .,,.. do111,a last mo,atla; six-te,atlas of one t,er cer1t - accordi,ag to gover,am e,c t figures a,c,ro1u1ced today; tlae first sa,cla dee lira• - ,,. more tlaa,. t1Do-a,rd-a-ltalf years. TOKYO Tokyo's Keio Plaza Hotel - ti, e tallest bu ii di,ag ;,. •II of Asia tDaa tlae 1 - sceJ1e o a •emi,aar today backed by tlae U.S . go v er,ameJ1t . American stales a,ed 11,e Territory of P•erto Rico _ urghig .ra,a•••e /i,eancial leader• to "6uy a ••are 1,. America;" to do 10 by setti,ag ut, factori•• 011 A••rlc•,a soil - or •'•• >( - l•v••t1•1) u. s . .... , •••• ••d 1 ■ 4••lry. Tlis - accordl,ag to u. S. Amba11ador Robert i•to more bal••c•d ,o,Uio ■ , ••l'•clally i• tit• altorl ra, ■. " B•t more tla,a tltat - •• are told - '1•1'••••• over•••• 6 ,,. i,. es I i,. v es t m • ,. t • OiJ er t l e • • s t e i g l t Y • ar s - co ,d d "'• II .· r ,- ~ ezceed Ttoe• ty Bil lio,a. l,ageraoll •al~ 1 If< "By Ni,ael••rt- Elglt tee,e -Eigll ty _ Jal'•• •Ill be tlte 1eco,ed largest i,ave1th1g ••Hort ,,. tl,e tDorld . " HUANG Red C lii11a 's ,. e ao "ma,a - i11 - IV a• ii,aglo,a" - arrived today i• llae Jtalion 's capital. Ambassador Huo,ag Clae,e - readi,a6 0 brief airport stateme,at. "Tie obJ•ctive of ,aor•ali~i"6 f'elotio,as betaoee,a Cli,aa a,ad tie U,aited Blot•• - c•• c.,..,.,,.,y be attai,aed" - said le. - •e also co,avey•d to ti• A••rica,a ,,ople - quote, "t1'e cordial gre•li,.6• •t Ii• Cli•••• P•oPI• o,a tie oiler side of ti• Pacific Ocea,a." GBNEVA Almost unnoticed ltere at 1,ome - Strategic Arm• LimHotio,as Talks toere co,ati,uli•g today i,a Ge•eva. Tit• tltirtietll rou,ad of SALT-Ttoo - l••li•g •••rly ttoo •o•r•. 11,, ltoo sides toillllaoldhag comme,at, •• u•••l - escet>t to ••Y '"" t tlte y tol ll me et agah, Friday. 01>• ... .,. rs ,aoU•g, lto•Hr, tl,al tl,e ,aest major brealtlla .. o•gla, if n•y · - may co•• 4• .. l•I tie visit of Leo•i4 B .. •••••v■ to tit• u. s. ••st •o•tl. ADDIS ABABA At Addis Ababa i,a Etlalopia - tlae fi,aal sessio" of tll• te,.tla a,a,aive-rsa-ry meeti,ag of tlae 0-rga,.iaatio,a of Af-rica,a UrtHY; comiJtg today a day late-r tlaa" o-rigi,aally scla•d.,l•d - •H• oftly a lu,,.dfMl of Af-rica" leatle-rs still p-res ••I. ••t tl,ose •lao ••-r• t1te-re - quietly •1,-rovi,ag a ••le-red-do•• Middle East -resol,;liort; al,o, votl•g lo establisla • ,,ecial """ Somalia. SUGGESTED LEAD-IN TO THOMAS TAPE "TOMM MURST~D" A,ad ,ao• - it's ""'• agai,. for Lo••ll Tio•••. TOMM MURSTAD (L. T. Tap. bum - J Long years ago - te:fkarr before moder• do11111hlll skU11g laad really ca 11 glat Oft Oft tlals side of the Atlantic, and even 111lien It was comJ,aratively 11e111 111 EuroJ,e, a laa11dsome yo••g Norwegla• came Ot ' er to sl,0111 us lao111 tlaey •ere tlolag It I• Nor•ay. Bis ,aame was Tamm Murstad. 1,a tlaose days tlaere •as 011 a•••al •l11ter sJ,orts slao• at tlae old llatllso11 Sq•are Garde•. Tamm J,erformed tleere - o• a big i11door J•mJ,. But lae also •as a do••illl ••" a,ad made a 1,ost of frle11ds ,,. tlais co11•try fro• coast to coast - eve• tal,l,ag J,art I• several motio,a J,lct11res ,,. Bolly111ood. UJ,o• Ids ret•r• to Nor•a, lae toot over tlae tasl, of tral,al•g tlae cldldre,a of lais lo•e to.,,., tlae caJ,ltal city of Oslo. Amo11g tlaem •ere tlae clalldre,a of tle royal family a11d a laost of otlaers. I've Just had O ,aote from my old frle•d sayl,ag tlaat d.~1i~~~~-••"•1•r••••* fourtee,a tlaousand over a lau11dred a,. JV - - TOMM MURSTAD - 2 Nor11Jegla1t cl,lldre1t laave go,ee tl,rougl lais fa•ous ski school ltlglt "" on tlte 1110N1ttal1t above Oslo. A1td in llte se,111mer ll111e Ills 111ost attractive nor11Jegia1t and Ills so1t •-••• re,,a a sea camp for yo.,•gsters a,ed tl,ey eveH laave a glorloNs area above Oslo •ltere tl,ey loot after real yoe,•g clalldren - betwee,a tlae ages of tl,ree a,ad six. Nor•ay bei,eg Ille •o•der/Nl co.,•try tllat it Is, ,u,d HJltla a poJn,lallo• 111ade e,p of sNperlor people, o• lite 111!iole, I J•st tlaoa,glat tl,ere 111lglat be Amerlca11s 111110 111oe,ld Ute to laear abotd tlaelr old /t'le11d To•• MNt'Blatl ••" •laot lie Is tlol•g. PJ Jb}ji[SJJ 35 j&Y JS Yi &I &JS SUGGESTED FOLLOW TO THOMAS TAPB "TOMM MURSTAD" Tlla,ak y oa,, Loa,e l l. A fi•td s lor-y - ,,. a •o•e11t. B HA 1 From Bu c kingham Palace - an announcem nl toda y I lli11 g o f /It b lrolhal of Britain's p, , inc e s Anne ; witl, the f u ck) man - Li utena11t Mark Phillips of the Queen' Dra g oon Guard O ff icial adding ii till probabl be a Fall 11 • c d di n - p o i b l y i n N o e m b e r .