\ CON ORD BOSTON - . , , For President Ford a trip today to Concord, New Ham . pshire wliere he called for moderation - in assessing the South East Asian disaster; and then on to Boston - to help launcl, the American bi- centennial celebration. The President taking part in ceremonies - at Boston's great North Church: where two hundred ff \c I"\ J ( .. _ ~ .. years ago Paul Revere began his ~ rid•" /\ - · - into the pages of American history. N=t /llere I,(,. "I..(' again - his remarks/\ obviously tinged by the situation in Inda China. The President saying: · . "We have suffered great internal turmotl and torment i,e recent years - yet the American people have stood firm." "The . American dream is not deadj a=~ H-=e•"'"'•Yll; simply has yet to be fulfilled." The President adding: "We ,nr,st renew ourselves - we must revitaH.re~ the CONCORD-BOSTON - 2 pride in America -tll c t carried us to our brightest da y s . " Jl\:A=j "his" said he - "calls for patience, understanding , tolerance and work toward unit y - ba•ed on reason and hope." PHNOM PENH In Cambodia - lo the iclors went the cheers today. The Khmer Rouge rebels receiving - ardent congratulations from Moscow - for achieving, quote -,: "a glorior,s victory" the liberation of Phnom Pe,sl,. I l The conquerors also applauded by C1ai,sa's cliairman Mao - 111ho said he now looks forward to "new and greater victories." SAIGON FOLLOW PHNOM PENH Meanwhile in Saigon , the start of a crash program - to e v acuate three thousand Americans and their Vietnamese familfes. The U S Embassy also burning all "non-essential" classified fllol.uments -==-n nrrf•rr f-Tom waeltlttth,N ,.,.,. follo111ing a Viet Cong commando attack on a communications center only five miles from the capital. APITOL HILL Her e at ltome - the Senate Foreign Relations ommitl e toda _ appro ed a measure - aimed at pro viding two hu,idr d millio11 in hi,manitarian aid to Vietnam. While a ro s Capitol Hill ecretar of State Kissinger. testifying before a House panel, i as saying the U.S. is seeki,ag to e ' acuate Americans from Vietnam "in a way which doe~ · not present a (Janie." "To suggest" - said he - "that tire administration is deliberately holding Americans hostage is unworthy of debate." ADD CAPITOL HILL Dr. Kissinger also saying there have been "some plausible reports" telling of the execution of captured South Vietnamese officials. And he added - e enlt1ally "aoe expect to see the Communists try to eliminate - all possible opponents." BOCA RATON For ICWb:~,- lice President Nelson Rockefeller a trip today to Boca Raton , Florida; where he was asked how he felt Richard Nixon would be assessed - in future history books. Rockefeller replying by s11yhag the former President was "a man of 'remendous understanding - great courage 'L "K1ho made major contributions" - and "then he bleto it." Rockefeller going on to say: "Maybe history can explain it - I can't." . And he added: "To me, it is a tragedy" not only for Richard Nixon - b11t "a tragedy for the American people." LABOR Labor ent - a rt today s)towing "~stantial un ln one hundred / ,, , 'and five of the na ·on's one hundred and / areas: the total - since of such cdg:s in Nineteen Fifty-Five. .,.,.,.,.,., .. r•••l:I r•c•••••• ••, ,.., .,, •• P••• ed. # e I ~ -i ~~ York Economist Traoin Kellner ~ c 11 ■ •JMF wtl99 he expects the recession to end about now." "It may not be apparent to the man on the street - for some time" lae addsj but there is little doa,bt "the economy has bottomed out a,ad recovery may be underway." SAN FRANCISCO Tlte story of a childless couple in search of ,ohat might be called a "surrogate mother." is reported lOlheJ from San Francisco. The husband,- :fJl,:ehaw an ad in the San Francisco a• &:scvil Chronicle .9-offering ten thousand bucks .I;' for a sttitable ,ooman to bear him a child by means of artificial insemination - explaining: "I'm the last of m}' family - I want to have my own child." This, by the way, the couple's second attempt - at finding a mother substitute. The husba•d explaini•g that several potential women .,.,., ,, . . applicants had been found earlier ;,, Los Angeles: but dow• there, ten thousand J..=F wasn't enough - they wa,ated t•e•ty. ~ \\..(J' -