REACTION Pr e sident Ford's Stat e f the World address - ( warml y greeted toda y in South Vietnam and b y mas~,,.._,, allies. Th e West German go v ernment, for one, saying: "We w elcom e the statement that the U.S. will continue its obli ations to Europe - and will pursue a policy of detente. " · 8st i/-ere at home - a somewhat 4lff eren t story. The White House reporting that first reaction to tlae President's speech - was running about two-to-one agalnst his recommendations. 4 •••· f l I i i Senate~ Majority Leader u Mike Mansfield ; { ~edgJ,.. speedy carcsiderattorc of addiliarcal aid ta SaNlheast Asia irc gener~d64, ttit/;-r, t h President's specific request for emergency •illtary ald to South Vietnam - is in for "very difflcult sleddlng." XUAN LOC FOLLOW REACTION Meanwhile, the f ig hting continues. Gove-rnment forces (Zwan Lock) at Xuan Lock near Saigon - today stq,ping two hll , man wave as s au l ts by Com m uni s t troops . '6:u::v.~J- .,;;c .:1).M m:aa4".r~ tkQ ~wilt ~ ow:sd"5g ~ -reinforce~ by helicopter ,., attemf,ting ta salvage a victory at last after so many defeats. ' In Cambodia - Kirmer Rouge re¾dva11,-l/4 lnd■:r. 14 ilf- to within four miles of Phnom Penh,=-•4 •• •• • <old:. /' another government shakeup there • ••1 •• ,,. the offi,ag. SECRET of the l",1m S e nat o r Sparkman of Alabama , tas Chairman Senat e Foreign Relations Comm'fft-1:!;.essage teday sllrelii4 to the White Rouse) spuvtauw demanding a full accounting - of any private assu! _ a1tces of support - .. /J ==---Altf given . . . South Vietna,,._.,, "'I... ·x r, t11e Preside1tt: "Ai ;•• ••••• there is mucla public i11terest about .,1,etlaer tlaere are any secret u11dersta11diJ1gs." 'T'b ~ ~ ~ l t e House response ,. quic• a111l r It J1U to tire poi,at. spokesman Ron Nessen ·saying: "Tl,e Presideal 1,,.0.,s of 110 s ecret commitments." Addiag tlaat Sec'ret•ry of State KissiMger, General Baig a,ad former P'resideJtt Nis OJI - have also said tlaere .,ere ,eone; tlaat "t,rivate com,,11u1icatio••" at tire time of the Paris 1>eace accords - .,e're "'" substance" the same as public statemeJtts. Nessen furtlae'r sayi,ag : "Tl , i s is an issue of importance - a,ad it would be unfortu,eate if a mistaken imt,ressio11 were perpetuated." LISBON ' Al lhe Portuguese National Palace i,s Lisboa# a brief c e r e m o ~ ~ . : ~ ~ a ca•t>lete surre,.der ta tlie military. Portugal's six major political parties - agreel,ag to accept a government takeover by Portugal's leftist armed ti~ foYces movement. Tlislt.fo'r a period of al least tlaree years.• '6d:._7J past performance is a,sy g.i/;,":P;.r::!;:1,;';:;f~ A MOSCOW Tl,e possibility tliat Bobby Fiscller may yet play Anatoly Karpov for tile world chess champioflslllP ~ aoas raised ■ 111 • today in Moscow. Karpov telling a Soviet neaos man: "If Fisclaer t,ers anally stales lie w,ould .._ like to play - I a,,. w,illlflg to meet ,,,,,. ; ; ; · co•tlltlo,as w,lllcl • • w,oa,ltl agree to - bet•••" oa,rselves. " 1 1 2 ~ . -!frt~ic K a r t , o v / ~ ~ , llo•ever ~ ado ', ,ao• t•• •orltl c••"'~ -¥441•6 t•at "" •Ill Jeol o,.,, •ltll Flsc••r -- perso,aally,4a,atl ,aot .,,,,, a,ay officials of lie U.S. CII••• Federatio,a. BUNT Bis at,t,eals all rejected, E. Howard Bunt was recommitted today to ••-••• prison - to resume sertJi,eg Iris Watergate burglary se,ete,ace. This by order of .Tadge Bart - follow,i,ag a brief laearing ht Wasli,agto,a. Aloftg tlae way, H•"' was asked by re,-,,ers lfJlaetlaer "e felt a,ay remorse otJer t"e' past t"r•• or /oar year .. Be replied: "I wisl I /lad ,aetJer laeard of'"• WlaUe Bo•••·" B1,t of lais ,al,eetee• years ,,. t"e CIA - •• said"• •ad 110 ' regrets. Addi,ag matter-of-factly: "I••• - •"ere Ille acUo• was." HYDE PARK r ~ - t & €..dBi.,., •r-v--c: •• n '*-" Thi-r-Uetla Anniversary FJ)1?. of the death o~l .. •• .. li•-Bel,a11s ,a, •a•••II; •• ........ . , ~ fw a sr11.4 aJ ,,.,.,, cetrau ■ j • I I, IS i i lu le l JI 89 ~ ~ •••ssou", ,,,.,, tllirty years after _ Iris ':Y7' ,,.,A(✓ ~~~ tleatll J. I• ,ao• t•• most 111rltte,a-a6011t President. surt,•••l,ag eve,e £1,.col,a." k\&'1-1 ~ :, o-o ~ ~ r~ 'R BEIRUT An American coed a ~ i c a n Unive?'slty in Beirttt - the v ictim of an attack reported today by university officials. Michele Moran, age twenty, of Sarasota, Florida - p:attt;ied bound lra11d-a11d-foot by t1110 young men; wllo then scratclred tlle word "Jew" - 011 lter ru14, ~ abdome11, on lter legs and 011 lter left arm. 1 ,Miss Mora~11ot a Jew • lei site did uisit Israel over Ille Easte~ llol,day; a11d tltat , , 1 • • • • a t , t , a r e n t ~ Z . ~ , ~ ~ , d - - - ~ - EAST HAVEN At East Haven, Connecticu.t - a request for additio11al scllool funds N!as rejected last nlg1rl' /s a re••lt, If~ - iu«e~ an orde). today closi,ag down all r,f lia; East Haven sclaools - for tlae remainder of tlae year. The local sclaool board .... saying itJ,,-, broke - I'-' busted - - ~ . . unable to carry ox. ~ teacller:i~ say(11g llley :..Z1 co■lin•• lo cond1&c t ,., . . class es - sclaools or no - ,,. tlle opex aif', if ~~ neces saf'y. •••e •• • '::." poiesma,s/ .los epll Ricclaio )*•II&•: "lth,u.QJ, "Y ■ ~ a l l it - a stf'iie ,,. f'evef'Be~" Florida Tech •C fhlands; wlcry a cor,rse in "Basic Chemistry" auas offered last Fall drew ortly se v en s t u d e n t s . ~ ~ ~ . I - - - r 1r!t•~•~cr:101111aA.IIIUF.IF=li~l"A"C~)(• re n a med - for t la e S /Ir i ,ag semester. '1,ey call it ,aow: "Tlae Scie•ce of Wi,ae a,ad .) Wi•e-Maki•g, " J,as true tor Fra,ak ~·;et,~_. ,~~p~ ~ A A ~ t . £ e ~ , . - ASHLAND At,ril 14. 1975 Monday First. a salute to CBS Radio stalio,a W C MI Asllla,ad, Ke11tucky - today celebrati,ag Us /orUetll a,aftiversary o ,a tlle air.. A•d ,aoao tire ••aos •.. WHITE HOUSE At the White House - a meeting today the r e sult of what they 're calling - - nn extraordinary gesture. President Ford s11mmo11ing tlle entire Senate Foreign Relations Committee to meet .,itla him to disc11ss the curre,al sit11aHo,a in Viehaam. A,ad tlae outcome, a compromise at>t>are,aily - tlaat could lead to a resumptio,a of U S &a 11id to at least Saigo,a; for quote "limited 1>ur1>oaes." ,\ T Iii s - accordi,ag to Ne., Jersey, . . . a,lao added: "TIie i••ediate t,•rt,o••• - are to atte•t,t to bri,ag a degree of stability to tlae area;" a,ad thus "to t,ermil serious ,aegotiatiofls a,ad it is ltot,ed some llhad of settleme,at - .,l,icla would, among other tM« tlai,ags, t,reve,at to tlae greatest degree possible - furtlaer bloodslaed."