For President Nixon - another trimphal welcome today at Allman, ~ Jordan. . , the last atop - of his current Mid-East tour. Hundred• of thousands of Jordanians cheering the President and their own King Huaaein - as they motored to the Al H1a11r Palace on the • • t tank of the Jord•n. 'Die Preaident'a flight to 1-11 4 f o l - " final telka with ./\ Premier Yitshak Rabin IaNel~f r I aAin Jeruaalem. 'Dleae lNding to a joint e0111uniqua - 1-at WHk simii.r in tone to the agreement announc9'1 in Egypt. 'Die u.s. agNeing to a new program of Allerican aid to I ■Nel ~in nuclear • and apace technology. Aleo, agreeing to •off-aet the heavy additional cost■ II inherent in aaauring Iarael'a military capability for the maintenance of peaee. (THIS IS AN ADD TO FIRST PARAGRAPH OF lllllN) And later, at a state dinner, HuaNin telling the President - ' he baa earned "the gNtitude and c011fidenc• of the Arab people - and the ble11ing of all 111nltind." TEL AVIV -:s.~• Ill LJ Kissinger was forced to take leave of the traveling White House today - in order to attend a NATO meeting in OttaN. Before he left thoUIJhd° an airport new■ confeNnce in Tel Aviv~ ¼ ..,4.a;,:._ DDtr trid t , . . . . . • - - - • 1 "For the firat t , ille, the A Nb atates, evan the more redi~al on•• like Syria - are talking about • continuing -- . State of Isree1, and ao• of their leaders •see■ to have made a crucial decision" - said he - "to work out the modalitiea• of peaceful co-existence. OOP NOR-MURUll>A ATOLL Red China and France today exploded nuclear bomts in the atmosphere - only houri apart. 'Die Chineae detonation - a tre•ndoua explosion et Lop Nor., deep ~ i a n desert J..~co'ldUl,l to the :.r HrU.. ,1 Indian Atomic Commiaaion "the equivelent of one lllillion tone of TNT. While the French explosion - at Mururoa Atoll in the - - • ~tFf-nU.~ Pllcif icA • blaat roughly equivalent to twenty thoUNnd ton■ of 1NT - which means it waa probably• miasile war-head. XALMBACH Preside , nt Nixon •s former pt,raonal lawyer - Herbert X..llllbach - was arraigned to day for sentencing fri;r two violations of caapaign practice lawa Nin the nineteen-seventy Congreaaional election. X.lmbach getting aix monttf in prison - along W ' ith a fine of ten thousand bucks • PENTAGON ei.a ~t the Pentagon - Defense Secretary Ja•• Schlesinger ' WJIW_ ~ I \ • nw1 conference~••ying there ia little likiihood of a nw SALT trNty being aigned - during the PN■ ident•• upcoming viait to Mo1cm; adding, h01Mvar, there could be "an exten1ion" of the preaent agree•nt - if th• Ru■ aiane wre willing to "reatrain" their weapon• progr11ma. Schleainger saying there i1 "conaiderebl• liklihood" of atepe being taun • to lillit undel'gl'Ound nuclear te1t1 WES'1'MINSTER The quiet «r _, of Britain'• historic We : atainat•r Hall - waa shattered today by • terrorist bollb. 'ffl• bl.alt occuring only a few yard• - fro• th• le ata HoUle of CO.Ona; caU1ing extenaiva da•ge - and injuring at leaat el•ven. PADUI '1'fo members of the Neo-Faciat Italian 1ocial , IN>veaent - were found shot to death today in their local hNdquartera in Padua. Italy. Thia in apparent retaliation for • bomb bla1t killing at-~ eight r a t a recent anti•Faci1t rally tlr Breacia. ft SUPREME COURT Th• U.S. Supreae Court today upheld the conviction - of foraer Il 'linoia Govamor Otto Kerner; the f irat aitting FedeNl judge - ever to be found guilty of • felony. Kerner now facing thl'H years in priaon - for Mil fraud, conapiNCy, tax ewaian and perjury. ...._ ~ From Mo• ~ ~"A a report today telling of 1 sudden increeae - in crimes comitted by Soviet women. So• examples: "• woman in No1cow atandoned by her husband of twnty-one years - begin• drinking end then steals from her employer; a woman accountant at • ate . te farm ~£-. fall1 in low •1th • married man .,,,,. bltgina to slip hill ruble1 froa the fam's ca1h box; all a ~ung girl fl'Oa a ruNl villllge, 1purned by the Mn she lows - attempts to steal enough 110ney for • trein ticket to follow him~- 'ftle Soviets clailling that auch lfOMn lacked the "aoral Naiatance• to face up to miafortune - becauae they were "too 1tmntly oriented• to family life. Mdirtg"/':the contemporary WOMn need• • wll •Httled buaineas life - as much as a good private live." COLUMBUS At Columtus, Ohio - a mass testimonial this past weekend to the sanctity of marriage. Eighty-nine couples who have been married twenty-five years - and thirty-three couples married fifty years - reaffirming their vows in a special Roman Catholic mass. The theme of the mass, as set by Bishop Edward Hernnan - was "love one another, as I have loved you." CAPITOL HILL On Capitol Hill - Senater Ervin of North Carolina today disclosed the results of a four-year study - said to show the existence of more than eighth ndred federal data tanks. These said to contain more than a billion entr·es - rela . ting to various individuals. Ervin saying the study shows a need for legislation "to keep Amer i cans from being numbered. punched, processed and ._ I ~ A /) t.,( - -+ - W\, filed away." 1.,tM.Q --or-/-