WHITE HOUSE ------------- His first full day on the job - Richard Nixon . . . off and runiing 1 •••1 in high good humor. up before seve,e - with only four hours sleep. In his office by seve,e thirty - while most of the lnai,gural celebrants were just tur,el,eg ~ ~ over again. /The President.'-e~~laknt.,..... "it's so close -1 " can walk here-in-two and a half minutes. " Where before - said he - he usually had to figure on a half-1,our drivi,eg ti•e to get to work." Ne~t - a hurried co,eferer,ce with 1,is Cltief Natior,al Sec11rity Advisor - Dr. He,ery Kissir,ger. TIier, - tie slfJeari11g•l1t of elglrly-011e Wlrite H o u s e ~ ~ P r e s i d e ~ "These are supposed to be the faceless A •e11 a1td wo•en - br,t ll1ey look pretty good to •e. '' 1'lilld ~ ; : - alt ot,e11 lro11se for tlrirlee• lru11dred Ret,•bllca11 I\ ,:;rtL ca,,,paig1t workers Pat Ni~o,e telllrtg her guests - tlee ,, White House will be ope rt "not ortly to big s1,oas" but to o 11 r friends.,, Whereupon the Preside,rt irtterr11pted - I sayi1tg: "All ourfrieNds.,!I_e big slaots." Followi,ig time out for lunch - the Preside,at also conferred with Treasury Secretary-Desig,aate Ke,a,aed,. Later presiding over tile first for•al confere,ace of Iii• 11ew Natiottal Se~urity Council. Claief loj)ic said lo be B.assia 's recent bid - for "a serious exclaa,age of views" on nuclear disarma•e•t. Across the Atlantic - our new ntaft ;,. Paris was also buckling doM 1 n to work. Cllief U S peace •egotia tor Henry Cabot Lodge - cortferri•g wit I, ,,.,, 1,ead of tlae Saigoft delegation, Pita"' Ba,ag La•. Later alao i• co,atact witla Ille Co"'"'""ist ,aegotlat>ora. Ead res•lt: tl,e first worki,ag sessio,a of exJ,a,aded J,eace talll• ,ao., ••I for te,a-tlairty Satt,rday "'or•i•g, Pari• U••· Lodge J,ro•isi•g to tacltl• •••edialely - "ae,bata,atlve" i••••s co•c•r•••• bot•. Allfli•1: "l • • f•ll of aeal a,ad f•II of deaire to gel goi••·" SAIGON FOLLOW PARIS --------------------- Mea,uDhile, tra Saigo,a - Presiderat Ntxo,e's perso,ea emissary was tvifuli,ag up a,a i,ast,eclto,s to,ir of Viet,ea,,., -<-Jt;;-- As it turraed out - fl= Alexis Jo1a,eso,a speradtwr tllree of ,I- Ills six days i,r, tllat co11ratry - ,,. bed, recoveri,ag fro• tlte fl•. Neuertltele••, r11t,orU■11 ,:i~ ... 1G~eco"'"'"•" "110 clla11ge" ,,. c11rre,at U.S. t,olicy i,a Viet,.••· Rea•o,a - said lie: "011r t,olicy llere i• l>•Yh•g ~ ' dlvld;-;;i. I\ great t,rogre•• ....,obvlo••ly bef ••d• a,ltlal,a ,,.e l••t year. ~Be added tlaat U.S. A•b••••dor Blls111ortla B•,ater l,as agreed to •t•y o,e ,,. Salgo,e for a,e l•deter•i,eate t,erlod." TERRORIST FOLLOW SAIGON --- - ----------------- Enemy terrorists again were o• tlae loo••• B•rling bombs - at two U. s. billets i,a Salgo•: also, attacking A,.erican itastallations - I• t•o ••t,Jo•edly "secure" resort toeo•s, killi•g teoo G.l. " • - •o••"i•g NEW YORK --------- - -- Stan Musial of t11e St. Louis Cardinals a,ed Roy CantJ,anella of tlte one-time B-rookly• Dodge-rs _ 11,e two newest entries in baseball's Hall of Fat11e. Wi••i•g election today - by a laadsltde vote of tlte Baseball Writer's Associatio,e of America. "Stoa T•e Man" - ltolder of •ore tl,a,a fifty ••Jor league records o•ly tle fo•rlll Player ever elected to 11,e B•ll of Fa•• i• lti• first year of eHg.,i Illy. Of llio•e aolio •e•I before - o•IY Ted Willia•• dr•aoir,g •ore voles. Es-catclaer R_,oy Ca•P•••ll• - a•otller N•tio••I Leagae slugger and lille Masios - • tllree-U•• aoi••er of Ille Most Vol•able Player a10ard. Yo• 111ill recall lo• Iii• core er aoa s cul sllort 6y •• a•lo a ccidertl - eleve,a years ago. TIie ,ecoad Negro to gai,a Ille Ball of Fame. T•e otller, Jackie Robi,aso•. w•sHINGTON ------------ ,, l•,ss to s wea,. i,s 111 e ,. eao Iii %Ort Cobine t - •• of to •o,.,.o• Press Secf'eta-ry Rore Ziegle,. - reJ,ortireg that •ll t•elt,e •• a I w,, 7ie Sertale - later ref••ireg, lo coo,•r•I• /-'•:,l•R for allll •■ ot••r 4•:, • ti• co■flr••tlo• of Gover,ao,. Hicltel of Al•••• for Secretar, of I•lerlor. ~~✓~ ~ ' - CORONADO ------- · --- ~~ For CommaNder Loyd Bautlaer ]...a secoNd day ON the stand,"""-..,.. at Corortado, CaHfor,afa. Tl,e •lllt>t>er of tl,e Ill-fated Pa,eblo • co,ati,aa,heg Ills testl•o•y before~ Naval Coa,rt I,eqa,iry .- TIie sl,it>s t>rlmary ,nissio,e - ••14 l,e - to ,no,altor R•ssia,e Naval vessels - i,a tlae str•II• bet•ee,a Soa,tla Korea a,ed .Tat>••· He added, lao•ever, tla•t -- tie P•eblo •a• cat>t•retl - before It co•ld ••dert•l•A . . . A sometolaat related item - from Ca/'itol Rill; .,1,ere Admiral Moorer - Chief of Naval 0/'erauo,.• •as called to testify today before tlae Bo••e AR•ed Services Committee. T1ae Adfflir.al e%/'resafflg gro•l•g co•cer11 - over Soviet ,aaval O/'eratio•• i• t•e l•dla• Ocea• - ~ - al• o, tlae .Ale di le rraraeara. ,\ Tlai• - "a real tlareat to V. S. ••l'r•••c1 al ••• · " • ••Id t,~ddl•6: "I •ttP•c I It to l■cr•••• I• ••• 1••r• .... ,,. ,, MONTREAL ----------- From Morttreal comes a report today - tellheg of a direct ap1>eal to C•ba to P•t a stop to airt>l••• lli-jacllheg. Director Gereeral K,e11t Ra•••r•IIJoltl of tlle lreterr,atio,aal Air Tra,esport Associatio,e - said lo 1t11ve /lo.,,. lo Rava,ea over tlle a,etteretl. Tltere - .,. are loltl tli•c•••l•g 1111111 C11bare official• 11101• a,atl •ea,es of solvheg tlle t,roble•. Naliore• . .-Wffr•l•6 .,o•ll-6e alrt>l••• l,r-Jacters - ii'• •ol I all "Pie l,a tl,e sty'' Ir, C•6•. wu• tl,e C•b•• go11er••••I ealtl lo cltect o•t t1'oro•1ltly - 1•• 6actgro••~• of all •rrivl•g lel-jacllers. L B J RANCH ------------- Down Texas way - tlae .Tola11so11 fa•ily 111as laappily readja,sti11g to "civi"lia,e life" today. For•er ,i_,~:r-:- P r e s i d e n t ~ calli11g lais day back at tlae ra11c• - just 1110,ederful. Said lie: I "I've give• ii all I laall~- I !lae respo,esibility is so•ew•ere else aow, - }l's a great relief(,, La,ci a .. d Li .. da - ext,resa, .. g •i•ilar •••U•e .. ,a. Seill L•ci: "11 's lille bei .. • bar .. •••• ... - /lor lie flral •••4 etc, f'M••· I '•••• •• •• •••• • Nixo .. - lltal tlte so-cellell "•ol•ri••" of tie ••u• Bo••• i1 beat for courti .. g.; for ii • • • t•er• - lltey "••clo••"