Wed .• October ... , 19i4 ,\I/ N N EA P O L IS S T. PA T L ., \ n d n o U' a s a I u I e I o C BS r a di o s I a Ii on W C C 0 - M i n n ea Po Ii s - S I . Pa II I - I o d a \' c e I e b r a I i 11 f i Is f if ti e I h a11nit,ersary on the air. HOUSE T It e .fin a l a r r a 11 gem e ,,. t for Pres i1 e 11. t Ford 's '\It• .J lestimon_v before a House sub-committee I announced today by panel chairman William Hungate of Missouri. The President to take the stand al ten o'clock next Tllursday morni,ig to arisu 1 er qu . estio,is about his decision to pardon former.. Preside · nt Nixon. He will thus become the first President since Abraham Lincoln to testify before a congressional body. WATERGATE hi I It e m ids I of ju r y s el e c ti on in t Ii e IV at erg ate cover up trial - another attempt today by John Ehrlicliman to escape prosecution. Ehrlich man's lawyers citing his recent •a 1,C conviction in connection with th e E 1 ls b erg break - in. Saying h e is t hu s i m mun e to two of the five charges he now faces - in that they constitute double jeopardy. A ruling - to come later. PR I EST The so-called White House Pries/ who t ak: once slaunchly defended Richard Nixon - resigned today from the new Ford administration effective October fifteen. Father Jolin McLaughlin also laking this occasion - to praise the President for his "personal graciousness to the ,ieeds of the former President." A d d in g I Ii a I Mr . Nixon 's "a c hie v e m en ts for the n at i an and the world - at a time when lie was sufferir1g personal ds.,..tr adversity will live on in l1istory." CAPITOL HILL Capitol Hill - again - House and Senate conferees today approved a compromise bill - raising veterans educations be,iefils by twenty three percent; also, agreeing lo establisll - a new veterans loan program. 6h11 :a;: do 11•• ••, ,. ... c•i•o - -••• ., •·'•'••Ill lJ • - - - - - - .. - - --- - -- - - - -- --- - - - - .. - - - - ·- - LISBON Tile new leftist gover,imeut o f , . . Portugal today continued its round up of alleged rightist ret•olutionar ies. An estimated three hundred - no 111 in cu s to d y • Bu t t he Port u g u es e arm ed fore es remaining on full alert; still ready, if need be - to put doKJn a • • • - • · threatened right wing coup! PROVO With Prcsicle11t Ford lied up in \Vashi ■ gton - Nelson Rockefeller was filling in today on a brief western jaunt. The Vice President nominee subbing for the President - fi1•sl at Brigham Young University in Pro v o , Uta Ii w Ii ere Ii e c al led the A r a b w or Id 's sudden accumitlation of vast oil wealth - "the most fttt,t major revolutionary change thatr:, taken place ,,. the t00Yld - without a war." The former New York goveYnoY then flying to San Francisco to ad4ress a U P I editors conference. UN !TED NAT IONS Arab oil was also the subject of a - ~ major 71,.;.;.,.~ p O li C y Spee C It - l 0 ' d Q y a l t /t e U N. "'""'AC I- ina 's C hiao Kuan-Hua -- praising the Arab nations for using oil "as a weapon" tJflllll in the middle east. "This was aft historic pioneering action" said he. Adding that the Arabs have "offered up a new dimension for the third •orld struggle -- in defense of national resources against imperialist plunder and exploitation." KISSINGER ~< - ~ .>~ Elsewltere in New York - :i.10,11,;f Kissinger was confe r ring toda y - with Israeli Foreign Minister Yigal Allon. Miil f l t } liUnJi &BUG Sc 1 dli U loasa: ~ The meeting lasted so long - Dr. Kissinger was /J/,ce.u mJ:sw••• late for his first . . meeting with Swedish Foreign Sven Anderson. QIR l ' A T SHEMO N A. Mea,iwhile. iu Ille Middle East - the wa ' Y of words continues. The Arab side lelli,ig of sophisticated new weapons - now e,iroute from Russia. Tl1es e said to include the long range S_E]!_!._ a ground to ground missile. The Israeli response comi11g from Prime Minister Yilzhak Rabin. During a visit to the town of Qiryat Shemona near the Lebanese border. "The only answer to Scuds - - said he is to tell the Arabs: . -t I\.( Jl P tlf-(. ' "'- f-c~i.fj. If you use them against civilian populations - then " your civilian population will be hit. " Rab in adding that "a tltreat must be answered by t:. threat - lest the Arab leaders be tempted to make good their threat." BUENOS AIRES From __ ,, Lr P'Y'esident Ma'Y'ia Estela Pe'Y'on of A'Y'gentina - a call today fo'Y' a meeting of Argentine leaders from every walk of life. Th lady President ~ to mount a United Front against the current " wave of Argentine political murders. The death toll in Just the past few months - coming to more than a hundred. SENA TE ~"' Former Nixon aide Peter Flanigan - -==-• witness "' iv~ today before the Senate Relations Committe~ ••••• denying a rehash o f earlier charges - that he was once involved in selling A••• •• Ambassadorships . Flanigan saying: "There is no nore s . ubstance in any of these charges - than there was in any of the old charges. " Flanigan 's stand supported by Senate Minority """" leader Hugh Scott who said he had been told by special Prosecutor Leon Jawors , .:i • '' We kno"' the ., Ao le s tu d y. - l! e is no t "n de r in v es tiga ti on - ! e Is not a target." GRACEHAM Remember Graceham, Maryland - the commr,nity besieged by millions of birds last winter ? Well, it's happening again. A steady stream of starlings , black birds and grackles - returni'ng to Graceham these days with the advent of colder weather. A local bird watcher saying: ,, lt looks like theyf're the young birds who were born Ii ere last winter. II A: ■ 11 ~ n e latest from Graceham, Maryland - strictly for the bi'rds. WOMEN Just out - the results of llie third Virginia Slims American Womens opinion poll. Some of the .... findings - perhaps a bit surprising. For example, nine out of ten women - and men, too - '' .... espresshag a wish to marry - rather tlaa,a stay si•gle,O"t. Ii v • in a co'" m 11 ,. e , or "Ii v e i,. s in " as toe , 11 • ed to say. In addit'on, only two s5lul perc e,at of tla • toom e,a poll•d claoosing to pursue a career rather tlaan ••rry favori•g a•d /aave childre,a. A,ad only o,ae ,,. five -Al C #et tlae so-called ",aew sesual freedom." lt1ci•e,atally, toomen also a ;,au ■ say tlae traits they admire most ,,. me• - are set1sitivity, a•d A•tl Robert Redford ge,ctle,aess. ~ I f you look like.A.. R N :fl J -Mr-- ~ ~":.-'!+~ 0 \ f I ~ r : ~ t , la:~-