Tuesda y , December 3, 1974 WHIT.E HOUSE After "taking it" fo1· quite a w"ile - the Wlrite Hou s e to d a_,, was "dis lti tt g i t o II t. " S fJ o k es man Ron Ne s s e,. tak . in g e xcepti 011 to what he called - "11 nf air criticism of President Ford ; especiallv that of Senator Goldwater - wio 11rged the President to quit traveling in order to pro · vide more leadership here at home. Nessen going on to say the President's recent Far Eastern trif> - "was tmporta,at and res11lted ;,. accomf>lishments." And this - said he - at a time .,I•• Congress was getting ready to take its second vacatio,a - ,,. less than a month. Then Nessen added : "Obvio11sly, tire economic situation is serior1s - and, said he "there Is a growing sense of frustration In the Wllite House; but onl _ v because the Congress - has failed to act." The Press Secretary going on to suggest that maybe members of Congress - should "1>11t their air travel WHITE HOUSE - 2 ca 1· d s in moth b a II s ; '' do so a I le as t, I ill I hey r, ass the President's new economic program. Now this .... CONGRESS FOLLOW WHITE HOUSE ~ lite President and the Congress •1>1>•• w■u, cotdi■•• I• wor~-1, cross p11rposes'! Al 11■y fSU■, 71,e Ho11se and Senate today euc• , ,.,,,., overwhelmingly "'"~,-J~ the President's veto of that big increase in veterans A ~~ edtccational benefits. The added costAin the current "' -<Al. budget ■ Jc:e~ expected to come to more than eight hundred million. ROCKEFELLER Tlze ,iel 1oorll1 , of Nelso,i Rockefe . ller and all lhe k/d.d. mem , bers of his Ji ■ :Jg, fa,nilyf.disclosed today at well o oer a billion dollars. Tl1is , according to family financial advisor , J . • Richardson Dilworth - i:i lestimo•y before tl1e Ho,,se J'lldiciar,, Com m itt ee. Dilwortl, insisted . lio,vever. tl,ere could be no , cor1flict of interest in Rocke f eller's performance as Vice Pres idenl, .;;i',.,. Ire's confirmed. • l • . . ........ . . - ,A. JJ•e•se - sal . al Bil•e . rt:JJ • ":l.«,e ••• i,sr,&-ii,elf i11 IIINa - "''·••; Ila eeMo,.u 4SICOWlli ■Ill au. er HO U SE §bNI Ways G•tifol •m •11•1• ~ House D e m o c ~ ~ k aJ1other step ~ : b l stripp;,.g Wilbur Mills of his "- - '~-i~. -ti, and Mean~ The Democrats voting to expand A llfU'fJ Ways and Means Committee - from twenty-five to th i rty-s e v e,i m o m bers; • .,fi;:;,,;1;; by ""a"i"'ous l I voice vote. The new seats to be filled mainly by liberal Democrats - •611 •r• ••••tt•Uy opposed. to the Mills ln••d IJ,j". conservatism. We are also told a move iR . now afoot to re•oue ~~ ~.,,.. j . , , ... , cs 6t-d s r it• committee claairma,a. A. All tltis~ as , , .. ••••; a result of his rece,at carryl•g• on -- .,ith stripper Fanne Foxe)~ ~0~ ~ ADD HO U SE And ,, ~-tb1:f ~h~J. , 1 '::fmilted Bethesda Na v al Hospital! ?'1tw Ce"tras-S:M ■ N 42»1111 ■ &. saying - he was terribly tired. SAN JUAN For Senator Humpllrey of Minnesota a trip today to Puerto Rico - where lte offered tlie slumping automotive industry a three toord solution on 1,ow to sell more cars. Said Hubert Humphrey - cut the p , ric e. MOSCOW In the Soviet Unio n - same as llere in the U S - the s tores a re c II r re n ti y filled wit It toy ,,_ guns - ~t& ~ ••d •••~ toort,Ja A lot of parents. #Wiii ee; W letter to the newspaper Soviet Skaya Kultura, •• •••••&: CC~•~l-;tt■ IA!F=lli'~==IIN'18FWW ansi, 1 ered by a top Russian psyclriatrist. s ' Dr. Nikolai Linkov saytait~- "Naturally, grown ups have an -•c•••••• unpleasant impression - rolr.e11 they see a small child shooting people with a toy r i f l e . ~ , -~~:~ ~ "one should remember that weapons are aecessary" •• ■ ••I ow A addiag,; "011r children ofte,s play at t ? J f f - - f ~ ~ revolutio1tary ,oars of liberation - a1td.Atlais is gootl." NEW YORK ~ & ! ~ ~ h a l f back Archie Griffin · - 61'2. ~:bJ ~ ~ ~ of Ohio State ~ ••• ••••~) today ~ winner of 1\#ds , . , ·• Reisman auajljl, Trophy,',._. first j ~ r to be 4A. L ' chosen1'the nation's outstanding c o l l e ~ wri4F- ~~ since Roger staubacla of Nav~ •••" in Nineteen Si~ly- Three. GOLD Treasury Secretary Simon says Uncle Sam plans to sell Jive thousand gold bars -- at public auctio,a CL HLt/1..R Ja,auary sixth. Each of these will cost you!\seve11ty- Jive thousand bucks. ' (' l,.. < '\ ..... •. SKI JUMPING Here's one for skiers : Art Dcvli,i , and Alf Engen tell me this may be t11e tointer for the first six liundred foot leap, on skis - - twice the length of a football field. Is ski jumping dangerotts? As stylish ski €.-k';R _ s t ~ \ \ jionpe,,-A used to say: "The safest place of all i,a " skiing is in mid-ai'r when you go off one of those lofty jumping hills.