Tuesday, May 28, 1974 WHITE HOUSE President Nixon sa y s the nation's cost of living could rise e v en faster - during tlae montl,s directly ahead, if Americans "do not firmly resist temptations to new inf la . ti onary policy . " The Preside,at's remarks were folloNJed by a stateme,at from his Council of Eco,aomic Advisers, NJar,aing agai,ast higher Federal spe,adi,ag - or a reductio,a ,,. taxes sayi,ag eitl,er could trigger a ,ieNJ s11rge of i,aflatio,a. SUPREME COURT An attempt to speed up tire final disposition of additional White Bouse tapes - 10as somewhat e11co11f'ag•d today by the Suf,f'eme Couf't. Tltis itt comt,lia,rce will, a request last week - ff'om special Watef'gate Prosecutof' Leon Ja10o-rski. Tlae Biglt Couf't "i11i1iti,ag" a rest,011se ff'OM James St. Clair, tl,e Pf'eside,at's la10yer - by Tla11J'1day i•stead of the customaf'y "tl,irty days." TAXES FOLLOW SUPREME COURT sclleme - to "abuse and politicize" tlle lnterftal Reveftue Service. The White House - said lie - t•Ns seeihag to llaras s P ' res id e,at Nixo,a 's t>olitical e,ae mies. "9 •.r•<A.i a4.il,e.r HnlJ.- Two Watergate gra,ad juries - are ,ao1t1 considering possible cl&arges of criMi,aal co,ast>lf•acy. RHODES From House Republican Leader Joltn Rltodes - a blast today at the Hottse Judiciary Committee. Rltodes sayi,ag t•• imPeacliment t,anel - ltas bee11 "mesmeri~ed" by w•ue Ho••• tapes; to tlte point wliere ii "may 11oao be claasi,ag t•e rainbow• ~J•aPII• :P- ir1stead of proceedi,ag "'"" tile Job al lia11d. 11 ~ ~ - Ad - , ~ Rliodes goi11g on to say - "a tape is laearsay." A11d t•• President's edited tra,ascf'it,ts - "dou 6 le la ea rs ay~' te._,,;fddd,- "Tlere l u 'I a11y do■bl abo•I ii - t•• 6ul ••:, to gel evide,rce - is to question a "'""''• •" CHARLOTTE For Gerald Ford - a trip today to Cltarlotte. Nortl, Carolina - there to t,lay some golf. But t1ie subject of Watergate - a"d 1iis relatio,as w,itlt tl,e Pres itle,at - follo.,1',.. ~ fa tL( £ o - , c . ~ • l ~ \ , ltim r,-6 HA Tlr.e Vice Preside,et fi,eally telli,ag ,eew,•m•11 : "Tire Preside11t aJ1d I lave lead excelle,et political a,etl t>•rsOIIIII relatioJIB - a11d I see ,ao claa,ege." LUXEMBOURG FOLLOW BELFAST On tire Cotttinent - tile government of Luxembourg ..So has just been voted out of office• t1usil '"19- ~ A it's a clean sweet, . Of the nine Presidents and Prime Ministers 10lao led tlie Common Market Rations J•st over a year ago - ,aot one is t,rese,atly ifl office . Observers f•rtller Roting tlaat tlae wiRds of claaRge laave also decimated llae ,-a,alls of NATO leaders. Preside,at " _.-c...;,. Nixon, for all lais Watergate t,roblems - now tlae d•a,a of /.- tlae Wester,a allia,ice . BELFAST In Belfast Chief Minister Brian Faulkner and eleven fellow Protestants - resigned today from tire interdenominational "Exec,dive" panel. This in tlae face of a two-week ge,aeral strike. An IRA spokesman sayi,ag: "We are anticipali,ag a doomsday situation . " BEIRUT Two American institutions i , n Beirut ••r• rock . ed 1a•■ ,- b y three bomb blasts . The first two ••-Into;; ■ - =f.-.. .. w- ---t a 1-\ ,s- , '.I ••••• d•gr at the American Universlt~causing no injuries ~ a,. d only m In or damage • •• f I 11\ t laird bl as t, at Ua e .Ta II . ,. F. Kennedy Cultural Center - h1Jurh1g tlaree Leba . nese a•tl causl,eg extensive damage . Qf/J& Jill rs; Jkg Jl a • D la • • , ••••••• . • • • , . . . , . . ~ ~-e:~ ~ .rv- ~ ~ ' "{,/., Lebanese a narc Ills t gro . u/1, , •• •• "':W, o . ,. e tltat claimed I , I res/lonsiblllty for a similar bombitag a I a •• ho o 111 • e It• ago. s~. Io the Middle iaatj~Nnal t•,• for-,,ne1,-..H1n7' Kt••in';?;;°;anoelllng hi■•'•••• return to tbe u.~.-- lnateed, ..?f:i,1ng to Da■aacb■l:••••• • conferred once agaln--wlth Syria'• Prealdent A11ad. MILWAUKEE The President's choice of language, as scrutinized hy a University of Wisconsin professor said to be an exf,ert on swearin . g - in many languages . Professor Reinhold Aman sayiJtg tl1e PresideJtt's frequent use of "expletives" - NJas "typically America•;" gettiJtg "rid of emotional steam . " Professor Aman addi,1g tltat t11e i>reside,at "could have kicked Pat - or lie could llave staf'ted a NJOf' - o-r lie could llave sNJor,a." Says t11e WiscoJtsi,a Professor of sNJearing. Tlutf'e 's a" accolade for yo11, Bill: TIie t,rofa,te Professor. Wltal is your pet ext,lellve . OXFORD Over the Past few years, British baNkeY• have ca••et1 en-<. cleecks MJYitte,a on almost anytlehag - eve,a M9 leuma11 stlra. kt:,+ ~~t-~ ~~~ ~~~. No"' an attempt to Pay a tax assessme,et - witle a claeck ,oritte,a on a pa vi11g s to,ae. Oxford, E,agla,ad - protestl,ag plafts to pave o,ae of tlae clly '• mai,a sll.oppi,ag • treets. ~ - ( ~ •• ·••'>92'• llfw If •••••• i" •• ........ , ..• hwa..,,&,..,,{Mr•. BKtler •• ••••.-::.:it/..- fl ••• ■ot t•lt• ·=~ ~ ~ -- ~ satisfied •ills t•• sig,ealure) ~ , ~ ~ - ~ AIJ)- I A - ~ I