PARIS ln the search of world peace -- Henry Kissinger i• again ' .. ~ - ~ '' on the spot." The President'• chief foreign policy advlaor "'( -- conferring in private with North Vietna••• official• in Parl•: attempting to break the current logjam -- in the long, drawn out Parla talka; hoping to find a way at laat -- to a negotiated puce in Vietnam. All t:hia cOlaing to ligli: -- in a Joint announc--t today from Waablngton and Hanoi. QUANG TRI - FOLLOW PARIS Heanwhi\e, the fighting gou on. With ada ground action -- again centered today in and aro\Uld Quang Tri City for the •econl time in leas than two months -- the aite of some of the bloodLe•t fighting of ' the entire war. MEANY On the political front here at boa -- • meeting of the APL-CIO Executive Co\Slcll; 11-"ho■e pr•iding officer -- later amouneing pl11111 to " ■ it thi■ one out." George Meany ■aying: "I will not endor•• -- I will not ■upport -- and I will not vote for Richard Rison a■ Prealdmt." Adding: "I will not endor1e -- 1 will not ■upport •• and 1 will not vote f.>r Ceorp Mc:Govern for Pr•ldnt." Meany'• differ•ee• with the Prealdmt -- already wll docuanted. lut of bl• oppoeltion to Mc:Cavern -- MNny ■ayillg onlJ: ''We dan't think he'• good •t•rlal for labor." CUSTER Meany' a pronouncement -- quickly relayed to Custer, South Dakota; where the vacationing McGovern was celebrating Coday -- hla fiftieth blrthday. The Democratic noainee 1aying he ••• "dl■appointed" -- but still e,q,ectlng to pick up wld•pnad rank and f lle labor ■upport. ~ 1~-~;:,; Mc:Govern al■o all.ow9d •• how he ha■ "no idea" --'why NNDy /' doean't llke -~ Adding he • t with Maany two ,ear■ aac, •• and was "1tlll puzzled" by the lattar'• objection■ to IOIIIB of hi■ viwpolnta. WASHINGTON Republican Senator Saxbe of Ohio -- one of the new■t . . . . . n of the 10-called "dump Agn_., movement. Sube calling a prea ■ confanne• today -- telling reporter■: "There'• a certain grt....11 about the Vice-Pre1ident -- that di1turbe - • " Adding that he would favor a1 an altemate choice -- "a more outgoing, friendlier, enli1htened type'! DOU: • FOLim WASHINGTON Elsewhere in Wa■hlngton though the Vice•Pre■ ident va■ getting an official vote of confidence. Republican National Chair11an Robart Dole 1aying: "I ■ till think it vill be a Nixon• . . . . . tlckat." Adding that the number tvo ■ pot "•y not be an u■ue" at the a.publican National Convmt ton -- ■ ince tha Pr•idmt will already have made hi.a choice by then. Dole also takiag the offen■ ive today -- attacltlng O:JIIIJI McGov"lm for the nature of hl■ end-th.--r pro..--. Dole 1aylng of McGovern'• peace plan: "'ftlat'• living 1n a dr-worbl •• • • • I think he la a>■t of the t la." STIAIANE At Strabane in Northern Ireland -- a 1tx-amth•old bllbJ VIII killed today in a terrorilt bomb blast. While at Belfaat -- 11.xty• five ■ilea away -- a 1ev1111ty•one year old grandfather va1 abot.t211,. Barry Gray running afoul of a terroriat bollb aquad -- when he failed to obey an order to wacuate bia favorite pub. Ria friend• later aplainlng -- he • • hard of bearing. T(l{\'O Tokyo -- the new Prime Miniater of Japan •eta the pr••. Kakuei Tanaka aetting aa hie main taak - the normaliutiOft of relatlona with Red China. Toward that end, announclng pl.am to viait Peking -- a• aoon a• the arrangemanta ca be vorad out. Tanaka alao saying he Intends to continue good relatlou -- with the U.S.; calling the u.s. and Japanese Security Treaty -- vital to Japan'• fu~ure. lut he added that where trade differec• are involved -- an "appropriate'' aolutlon au■t be found. ROCKLAND Here'• one -- an experiment 1n "living off the land;" vlth a team of volunteer "caatavaya" ~., ■pending two week• on a senlngly barr.en ialand off lockland, Maine; \Dlder the guidance of wlld food av-J - apeciaU.at Euell Gibbona • ; not only aubauting but actually thriving. One --,rable feaat, for - - , l e -- ■tarting out wltb hora d'oeuvr• made from raw urchin roe and whelb bolled in ••a water. Nat, • •••food platter -- fllled wlth •ckeral, ateaaed cla•, ateaaad •••el• and crab■ bolled with bayberry 1..,,.,; nd a long wlth that -- a grand ••led of glunort, orach 1 . . . . , ••• rocket leav•, 1oar ahNp aorrel, and blue bead llly. Wlth dn1ert -- take your choice: elther gooaebarry-cranberry pie -- or 1llced roae blpe atuffed with ra1pbarrle1. ror evcyday fare, though -- thl "cut•a,a" c.- to de,-d largely on one 1ln1l• plant. It'• bloom aplk• •· •ldng • ta1ty cooked vegetable; lta pollen •· 1uitable for pancake flour; lt1 rootatock -- aiallar to the potato; and it1 peeled ■talk -- a t r • t "not unllk• a cucumber," All thl• -- from the commn cattail. ORK In the current iaaue o . f the Ladl• Rome Joumal -- the ••eret of the Preaident'1 daughter. Linda Byrd Robb -- nee Jolm■an -- ng how abe once played the part of en airline •t-rd••• back . mteen !_ixty-!_lx; donning a vlg -- and working United Air LI.Ma 1 t Sevent:,-Slx froa Lo• Angel• to Vaahlngtan. Linda lyld adding: "It va1 a reuitively llllffantful fllpt •• 16 1 la noraal for a,at plane rid••;" witli • l a pu••lff• ~ ~ -el, - . provl.Da perfect gmtl-n. Indeed, Linda IJrd'• fellow ;A l11'PV Lrd••••x quoted •• aaylng they "could not recall n• ane t l a Yuterday •· American Occidental Petrole1a. Today •• Roll.day Inn•. Official• of the Hemphia baaed firm -- annom1clng pla111 to meet •oon with Soviet officials in Mo•caw; there to complete plana •• for the con•truction of a four lmndrecl rooa a:,tel ln thl Soviet capitol. vor ld '• innkeeper': -- quite a coup. Pemape beat of all, offlclala add that the n • faclllt:, •· ,vJP 11••1' be built by IWl■ lan■, but aanaaecl by IIDllda:, Inna; tlma virtually aaauring -- no "bu&•," buaan or otbenrlae.