H I' rl II c •. I a \ ' , , / 11111 u r \ ' I , I ! i, fl , . i d C o I I i n s . Frum ll'nslti11 g lon . . . . . F1 ' 0111 \flil , · o/ o r"d o .. . . . From th t1rldl • Ea · t . 0111 I O d a , , ' · II ~ If • Good E 11i11g, t , , ybod y. Thi · i R id ollin for Lott II Thoma . Th Wal r al trial ha nd d 1t ill, guilt) i erdicts a.gain t four of th fit defendants. The climax rounded out a,z t 11 thr month of legal proceedi11g. Fro m W n h in t on , Jed Du a 11 re fJ or ts : (tape l :20 ) Ottt ide 1'1 ou rtroom, H. R. Haldeman declared hi in,io ence again. John Mit h l/ aid he had co/lecled many errors on whiclz lo hang lti planned appeal. Jol111 Erlichmatz pr dieted that th juries' to · ry , ould r al It a pre -l r i a I p u b I i c it .v fJ la ) e d a m a j or 1v le Erli · ltma . , al · o tfltes his i11110 11 but ugge I it might lJ Ion p ~ n · i1 lo pur 11 : ERL I ' II \I \ o I It i 11 • /1 a . · It n p /J f n d Io i II a 11 \ tt a · hak e o tt r 011fide11 · • iu my innoc n c , and I • 1 rlainl ll011ldn'I want to • 11 co11raK • nny lh o"lf hl on any bod _ ' · part lltfll in the context o . <1 pa nl on I It n I I " a uill). ldon'l f lguilt, I know I'm not gui lt y of th harge nd >, I impl er, I simply 11 ii I It a, , Io It • ; I ale fl Ion g, lo II g time. Nou balanced ag<li,z t that i th fact that to maintain one's innocence and to d fend the Cfl e of this kind cost an enormous amount of money II hi cit I don't ha e and the 'll become practical c o II s ; de 1• a I i o n s a t o m e fJ o i n t a s t o I, o w on e P u t s a n e n d t o all this. special in tructions: Nothing can shake his confidence as Jar as the erdict i concerned. A 1 ER\·1 om ~ o lh • I . gal lroubl • foY \tit h II and Hald mn11 u , ,, • ac 11m11lat d in th iY app nrau e b ef ore th S 11alc Wal rgat om mill The hairman, form r democrali enator Sam Er i., of No r I h a r o I i II a , t a ., o I II r f> r is ef I o d a 's erdicl: I 1 ould ha e thought that, I'm not urprised at the time they did delibe1'ale, but I'm not urprised them re tu r n i ng a e rd i c t l h is q u i c k l y be ca us e 1 h ea rd al l of th is e vi dence exce pt 011 tapes. 1 didn't hear that. Bu.' I thollght I • the e idence was o ver, guilt was o eri helming. VAIL /11 \'ail, olorado B If ' O>'r po11d ,it Phil Jone quot an aid lo Pr id · nl Ford a a ing the Wai-ergal e1'dict L ere "1 /tole ome", the aide, unidentified of the ref I e c t i 11 g Pres id e n t i a I a ppr o a l - . . . . . trial o u t c om e . A PRE /DE TF RD Pr · id • 11/ Ford today nam d hou · ing c retar Janz I., 1111 lo II c d Roy A · h a dire tor of management a n d b u d g e I . L 111z r e m a i n s i n II o u i n r u n t i I t h e S e n a t e confirm hi 11 u appointment. A h return to pri ate life. Mr. Ford ha etoed a mea ure to raise the mileage and lit ing allowance for go ernment officials, sa ing it could amount to sixty million dollars a year. The P1•e ident signed another bill designed to guard agai11st abu e of p,•ivate i11di idual information in government possession. For the President this was the last down/rill day at Vail, Colorado. He returns tomorrow to Washington and prepares to deal with a new Congres up the hill. DOlGLA 11/)r Ill 011rl Ju li ~ illiam Doug/a i in Walter R ed Arm_\ Ho Pila/ nppar nil _ th iclim of a stroke Al I enl -Six, Dou la i lh elde t member of the court and has ser, ed since Ni11.etee11-Thirt -Nine, longer than an.v ju ti in histor H La tricke,i yeslerda , hile acationing in the Ba ha m as an d 10 a s fl o L n i m m e di a t e I y l o Was h in gt on . Douglas is Ii ted i,i serious co11ditio11, vital signs stable. TR PL\~T Dr . hri • tia11 Barna Yd ha p r f orm d th u O?'ld' co11d doubl h art 1, - a11 plant, lh l e hniqu i11rol ing /he Iran plan/ of a donor h art lo a po~tion be ide the u akened heat·t of th recipi nl. Sourc in Cape To, n outh Africa sa the donor was a se entee11 year old girl· the recipient patientisnot identifi d. Dr. Barnard had implanted a tt in heart in a middle age man Ji e Leeks ago and he is 110w said to be making reasonable progress. Of Barn a rd 's El e en t · rans plan t patients, th,·ee now sur ive. /SR \EL I ra " Ii t, , oop · infillral •d L ~ banon during the night, izin / fl hosfa r and blo, in g up half a dozen houses. Th e / r i 011e1' L ere returned to I 1'ael to be questioned about tlzeir alleged aid to Palestinian guerrillas. CAIRO A oupl of ht : ndr d peopl Yioted in Cairo, Eg pt today o er hi h pric and lol wage Th t fir to a t,•ain and smashed , indows in car and hop . Police a) the , arrested ti nty-fi e persons. Eye- wit11e s a they aw at least fifteen injured . SO TH TETN 1 Commttni t for e ha e b ee n on th ~ atla k toda in both South i tnam tlnd a11,bodia - ov:eru,zning more than a dozen go 1'nm e nl po ition in both countries. Scores of i ilians were kill d, u ound " d or capt11red and hundreds of troop I er ,rt into r e treat. IENEZ EL n z 11 In' Pr e id nt Pe1 'ez toda raised hi nation' flag o · r n pil of iron or that u ed to belong to teel and B th/ h m. Per z • aid th U.S. dominated oil holdings will be taken o ve1· al o t ii hin the nex feu ■ re n mont:zs. The North Am rican t el firms are bei,ig • • • • • compen ·ated co the tune of one hundred ,nil lion dollars and they'll remain on as caretaker and technical advisers.