lVASHINGTON May 18, 1972 Allan Jackson The nation's fourth largest industrial concern is the target of a multi-Billion-Dollar anti-trust suit. GE - the General Electric Company - accused of engagi,eg in anti-competitive practices since at least NiJf.eteen-Sixty- Five . Such practices - said to coJf.sist of reciprocal P1trch.asing agreeme"'s with customers and suppliers . Incidentally, this marks tl1e ninth such case - siJf.c• , tl,e advent of tit e Nixon Adm ins tratio11. Previous targets i ,a c l u de d : U . S • S tee l , I II l and S tee l , A l c o a , R e y,. olds Me ta ls , Armco, Kennecott Company, Betltelem Steel a,ed PPG Indus trie · s . BELFAST At Belfast in Northern Ireland - terrorist snit,ers today critically wounded a Roman Catholic woman; and, then shot at British soldiers - who went to the rescue . Elsewhere in Belfast - another British soldier died today from previous head wounds. Lance Corporal John Hillman - victim Number Three Hundred and Thirty- One in the current wave of violence. And tlae later discov eJJ, of an unidentified body - made it still one more and no end in sight. MONTEVIDEO Today in Uruguay - that country's Armed Forces Day. To the Tupa mo r a gu er ii las down the re - II k e waving a red flag . Thus a series of terrorist bombh1gs. And then a guerilla attack - on the home of Uruguay'• Army Claief of Staff. In the process - the terrorists killed four Army guards; apparently escaping - u,ascathed. SILVER SPRING Les s than th re e days s inc e he was critically wounded - George Wallace began today a program of physical tllerapy. Tlris in order to maintain the circulation in his legs which are still paralyzed . Also. to help combat - a toucla of fever and a high pulse rate; both of which are described - as "n11ticipated post-operative claa11ges . " Today's laospital statement - took furtller note of t lie Pres id en t Nix o,. 's offer of sf) e c i al medic a l care. It added, however : "No decisio,a has been made - as to •"•" or aollere tl,e tra,a•fer of Governor Wallace aoill take place . " I VIETNAM In the air war o v er North Vietnam - the main target to , day was the t,oYt city of Dong Roi. American jets knocked ou , t six bridges in and around D · ong Boi - also, destf"oying se v eral ammunition and Juel dumps . CAMP DAVID For President Ni,o n - at Cam/) Dai,id - a brief meeting today with Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin; witlr Henry Kissinger - also f)rese,rt . And thus the final arr a ,r gem en ts - Jo r th e Pres id en t 's m is s ion to Moscow , s tarttng Saturday. Before he goes - the President will also meet tomorrow witlr Ref)ublican Congressional Leaders; as N1ell as ) Vice P'Y'esident Sf,iro Agnew - now o,a Isis way 1aome from Soutll East Asia. LONDON-KING TUT The "hottest ticket" in London these days - the venerable British Museum ; where thousands of Bf'itons are standing in line for hours - in order to view a limited exhibition of the jab led treasures from King Tut's tomb . And once again the newspapers are filled with storie• about "Tlae Pharoah"s curse." Tlae toay it goes - remember? "Cursed be tltose tltat disturb tlle rest of the pltaroah . They tllat break tlle seal of his tomb sltall meet death by an unnamable ,Uaea•e wllicll 110 mendicant can diagnose . " But curse or "o tlae tomb was opened nearly Ital/ a ce,.tury ago; follo · M1ed by a string of mysterious deatlrs. Tlae first to go was Lord Carnorvon - wllo spor,aored tire Kir,g Tut expedition . Tllree montlu Gfter the deal was broken -he died oJ compldcations from an insect bite. At 11,e same time - the ligltts of Cairo we,rt out; and. Lord Carnarvo • n 's dog back in England ho"1led a,ad died. Next - it was the Lord's daugh.ter - another insect bite. LONDON-KING TUT - 2 Tlten - his male secretary ; 11Jhose father - r,romr,tly committed Silicide. The father's hearse - later hitting and killing a nine year old boy. With many more - soon to follow . It now develor,es, incidentally, that King Tut llimself '. - may llave been tire first victim of all this bloodslled. Recent x-rays showing that he died not of a brai11 tumor, as long thought - but rat,.er from a viole11t blow ON t,.e lura SUGGESTED FOLLOW TO THOMAS TAPE "LONDON-KING TUT Thank you, Lowell. And now a brief pause - after which, a final story. PITTSBURGH The story of a highly-successful new model agency - comes from Pittsbr,rgh. Models Unlimited - specialhing in the rare unusual; as, for example, a three hundred-f)ou,ad bathing beauty - who recently starred in a beer commercial also , a seventy-seven-year-old working secretary - who starred in an office supply commercial; also, a roug'II, tough "true k driver" - wit. o is only Jive-feet-four. The firm admits, however, it has been unable as yet - to fill two long-standing requests. The first - for a teen -age b , o y wit II a c f"e w - cut. The second - for a yo11,,ag woman with pure, natural blonde hair. Both - extinct st,ecies, it seems . Now this is Allan Jackson saying So long.