Tues. SefJt. 26, l972 NEW YORK New York City had a visit today from President Nixon . An . other of his brief campaign forays . The President dedicating a new American Museum of Immigration - at the base of the Statue of Liberty" He noted how tl1e t,t'oject was actually begun - in Nineteen Fifty-Four. Said l,e : ''We are witnessing today tl1e completion of som etl,ing that mea,et a great deal to a great A me1'i can - President Eise,.,, ower. " Then he added: "We a1'e also t,ayiftg tribute to mHliou of otl,er American heroes; many of wltose ,eames - may be forgotten but wltose vision and sacrifice - ltave added so ,. . t " much to our American er, age. FORT WORTH-SENATE . For V · ice President Agnew - a brief a1'1'earance al Fort Worth; where he charged that Senator McGovern is clearly advocating a (Jolic;y of isolatio•ism. The Vice . President further telling his audience I of retired Fede'f'al employees; "you've been througll it all - you've lived through four wars - and you undersla•d Just llow disa•lrous a po.licy of isolationsim can be." The Vice President lllen llurrying back to Wasllington where ti, e Senate was takiag up for a tllird time - a proposed end- tlae -war motion. Vice Pres idenl Ag,aew ready to cast a possible tie-breaking vote. Bui it was,e't necessary . The measure failh,g - by a vote of forty-five to forty-two. SAN FRANCISCO As for Senator McGovern he was camr,atgning along th e Wes t C o as t ; a c com I> an i e d by Sen a tor Hu m f>h r e y . A ls o , the wife of an 1t.:::~rican Prison . er of war ;,. Vietnam. At San Francisco McGovern referring lo llaose lllree American r,risoners now enroute l&ome, accused President Nixon of attemf>ting to delay tl&eir return. Wlay? Because - said he - tire Pres idenl is "afraid of llae tra,llt - and wltal tliese men would tell us." PRISONERS A bout tile same time - the th.ree prtso11ers in q"eslion were arriving in Peking ; and there Urey -.:t'-{M, were carefully shielded'~ ,aewsmen - brll 11ot before a fe w quick questions and a,aswers. Navy Lieu.te,aa,at Charles No · -rri• tellt"g repo-rte-rs - "I'm overwhelmed at bet,ag released - I do,a't know what to say." But Navy Lteute,aa,at Marl,ha,,. Gartley - complai,.1', about the "lo,ag way" 1,ome. - " . _ "It's a helluva deal" said he. Addi,ag: "I'll be glad to get back to the Uraited States." While At-r Force Major Edward Elias - as-1,ed about his fut•-re pla,as - reply-i:J.::- "I'll Rtay ,,. the At-r Force - 1111,y /. not?" ( UNITED NATIONS line - ..._as set forth by So v iet F ' oreign Minisler *"II••• Gromyko; who said tht-re can be a setlleme,d in Vietnam - only on the terms put forward by North ~ · Vietnam and the Viet Cong; terms as spelled out by A ~ ~ Gromyko~ roughly tantamcnult to a"A""co11ditio,cal sur.,.ender. Gromyko added l'f' however, ,,,at Russia - values its relations with the US. Also, sayiflg tllat Pt·eside11t Nixon's recent visH to Moscow - liad made a start • toward reshaping tliese relations . . Artd the Kremlirt 'NJill do allrif:=1:;IAJ:t it ca11 - said le - to further such progress. PEKING Again - Peking -- a second round of talks between Japan's . Prime Minister Tanaka and Communist China's Premier Chor, En Lai. The two leaders discf4ssing, very seriously~ we are to'd - some of the problems that still. sta,ad in the patll of a full reconcilia tion ; among them, presumably - the problem of Japan's continui,ag ties with Natio11alist Clli11a. Speaking of which - the Natio,aalis I Chi,eese ttl J-seiA-1.,, a Japanese Jiill Cd• fislli,ag boat today i,e tlae Sou th C lii11a Sea. TA I• foll o•ir,g a threat of u,aspec ified I reprisals# If Japa,a should sw,itcli its diplomatic (Taipei) recog,aitio,a from/\9 t JIJ ~to Peki,ag. WASHJNGTON AGAIN- ~ Joint session of the lnter.ational Afo , netary Fund and the world bank I - - ' • "* the U S today spell~ out " its proposals for world-wide curreNcy reform . US Treasury Secretary George SclaNlt~ calling for : One .. . freer trade; ir, cor,j11ncHon with two .. ... a reduced role for gold ar,d tlee dollar; three . . . more poNJeY for the i,ater,eatio,aal molfetary fund; four, more flexibility i,a curre,ecy exchange rates: and five - ,._. freer use of ,aa · tio,aal reserve asaels. ,/lM. . ) le~ - r ~ .s ~ Si IP'? addi,ag tlaat llaese moves - •011l d "e,aco•rage distortio,a." GIZA In the Cairo newspap e r Al Gomhou ria a report today le lling of the disco ve ry of a secret chamber - deep within the great Pyramid of Giza _ said discovery - attributed to Dr. Khalil Messi,aa, a physici . an and amateur archaeologist(~ho is quoted as saying he used sophisticated elect,-o,aic gear i,i pin-pointing the location of tlte f'Oom. ~T,,is - we are told - some sixty feet below the supposed bu,-ial chamber of King Cheops; a -chambe,- that was found ~ empty -~ ••'II"" di~ when.tlte pyraniid was first ope,aed. A _ Indeed, Dr. Messi,aa speculati,ag that his new fou,ad secret chamber - may actually co,rtal,a tl,e mummified body of Ki,ag Cheops. Perkaps hidden there - said . lie - ;,, an attempt - long ago to tit wart grave rob be rs. - F~,,, r~~ > ~ L ~ ~ (1.}- ~ i ~ . dt- ~ - ~ ~ ~~ 0M ~./41~~d-:- BANGKOK Passing through Bangkok today - enroute to Katmandu in Nepal - one Edwurd Cronin, Jr.; from Wilmington, Delaware a wildlife biologist by profession; on another chapter search for the abomi,aable s,aowma,a. Scientists - plan to spend fiftee,a moNtlts ,,. the Himalayas, and maybe eve,a capture the migllty yeti. PROVO-BYU It looks like Provo, Utah is to be fun city America tonight . Students at BYU - there are some twenty-five thortSand of them - at his moment k · 1, are ma ang w at t,.ey say is the largest banana split c ver. Can you imagine a banana split a quarter of a mile long? Three laundred gallons of ice cream ; three thousand bananas - all donated. Ton . ight at eiglr.t on one of the athletic fields at BYU. Dillon Inouye one of the high poobahs for this college madness - or mad-mess - says officials of tlie Gui,aness Book of World Records will be on liand to make ii official. 1 wonder why? Anyone interested in a banana s"Ht a quarter of a mile long"' Wonder if it will turn into a Mack Se,a,.ett custard (lie event with tlrousands of Mormon boys a,id girls tllro,oing ice cream and bananas at each otli er? Woops, Bill, lie re conies a banana split! DOVER From Dover England - the story of a church vicar .who said he had been commanded by God - to swim the Eng . lish Channel and then he plunged in - singinF hymns all the way; for three hours - battling cold and fog; fi,ially singing "Th row au t The Life Line, " wh le h his friends had to do in order to haul him in.