WI L L I A ~I . B R For Pr ' · id 1 111 i x on = n ~ horl hop toda y lo ti illinm burg; tt II re Il e addr d a 111 " ling of th , 11atio11' R Pttbli an o r11or - 11r ; 11 an w /II ennclm nl of for reachin r I l.far refor,n ; in •lttding - ,zumb , . on - a lopping off of /ho:, nelfare re ipients - t llo r Ju elf lo accept o-called "menial" Jobs." The Pres id en I a, in g: "If q Job puts bread o II the table and gi y 011 I he alisfaction of pro iding for yottr children a11d let you look e et·yone el e in the eye - I do not think that i menial." And I, added: "Scrubbing floo,•s or empt -ing bed pans is not enjo i able 1 ork - brit a lot of people do it; a,id there i as mttch dig n i t y i n ilz a t " - s a i d It - "a s l h e re i s in a 11 Y o t It e r work t o b e d o n e i n I h i c o ,oi I r , , • i 11 c I u di n g m, o 11 • " "I do not think 1 e can tolerate s. a S.) stem - under L hich L orking People can be made to fe I like fool b) tho e I ho t i l l not work. " WASHINGTON ~ W h i l e he• in Washinglotfilf ~ n ~ { J r o l e s l toda} ' ~ u n d r e d of V i etnam war eteransfwho marched from the foot of th e c apitol building to Arlington c,,netery --= and then back again; along the way, chanting over and over - "bring them home, bring our brothers lao•e." Tliis the first in a series of anti-war protests •clled1ded Y,washi11glo11 - over the ■ext fe111 "'eeks. PARIS follow Washington A related item; Madame Ngu) en Thi Bini, -the Viet Cong's chief n gotialor in Paris ~ address1' A a message a.t-1111ae~~ today to ariotts U S anti-war organizations. ) to "act with even better coordination -- to undertake ,,.ore effective action;" and thr,s apply increasing pressure - ~ the Nixon administration. That - from t4, =~=- ~ e Viel Cong. MIDDLE EAST In tile Jae of llint 11e1 Arab alliance - Egypt Syria and J 5 I ta Lib a - - all dedtcuted to tile defense of Israel --a hurried trip today to Washi,sgton. Israeli Deput, , Premier Yigal Allon - sch.edttled to confer with top U S officials; with lits main task said to be I.Timi ~gai,s_. U S guarantees - to cover the possibility I' of an Israeli NJithdrawal from the east ba"1t of tl1e Suez. also UN Secretary Ge,seral U. Tha,st -- ~·•~ laki,sg note of tlae t1ew Arab triumvirate. "This development" f>roviflg - said he - "that ,sow is the last cha,ace for t>eace in tl1e Middle East." MOSCOW On the space front - Russia launched today a new r,,rmanned satellite which it .,, call a "salute". But the ship was also called ,U,OS&M~ quote, "a station;" which indicates - we are told - that this could be the first step - toward the construction of a more or less t,er"'ane,et manned-space station . . In which..., case, we ca• probably expect one or two mattned space craft - ~ soott to follow. ~cording to space experts - eitlaer tomorrow or ..,.... Wednesday. LOS ANGELES Lo Ang le - an end at last lo the maratlion Tate-LaBiancn m11rder trial; 1 ith Charles Manson and his thr e ) ou ng women co-defendants - all sentenced to death in the gas cliamber. This by order of Judge Charles Older - following the disposal of last minute defense motions. Observers noting, however, that expected appeals - could take three to four years - •aybe more. CBICAG 0 Reminiscent of Ille "bad seed" - /his next from Chicago; where an ttnder"sized thirlee,i year old boy is being held todaJ ' in co1111ection with the drowning deaths of two younger Play mat es. These - pushed iftto a river; beca,,se - the s11spect is quoted as saying - "something inside me told me to do it." Police adding t la at 9li i t m i g ht ha v e b e e n t Ii re e dead - ex c •Pt t ha t a tlaird ,-a »•• youngster finally ntade it to shore: aftd it was he - ,oho tlaen told the a•thorities/ LONBJN It ' s b e e n s a i d i 11, l Ii pa s t ilia t a n e e z e i · n t h e U S economy - oft e n prodt1ces a case of pneumonia 11 ■ 1 FiMiPI T Over in London - a report today that Britain's ••employment total - now stands at more than eigltt ll••dred llaousa•d; the highest jobless figure h1 that cou•lry - in thirty-one years. Drawing from the ot>Positior. JL labo-r party - a chaJge that Uais clearly indicates "lite total collapse of the _£.OJtservati v e - government election /)romises and its economic polic i es." And tlley add tl1at it also raises anew - tlle spectre of Britain's so-called "hungry thirties." COM fERCE From th U S Commerce department - a,i ord r toda) ' banning commercial whaling by U S ships - as of January one. Commerce Secretary Mau . rice Stans al o involking the same ban -- aguinst foreign ships 1,sing US .ea■ a•k ports. This in response to pleas from conservationis·ts who warn-.:.1- that the species threatened with extinction. E• o• II• 11 \aJa '1 --i.' "' . i a - • ' le I J , - ,.. • ,.. I I n/ a M ...._ d N . STAFFORD At Sin/ford, E11gln11d - a big , i,ig-ding of a party; with Ille host - i ho ettjo_ ed ii most - one George Hillmat1 - qa;••B', age se enty - a local school cros i,ig t a rd e n ; w Ii o s P e 11 t '""' d Ye d a n d h u n d r eds of pounds - his entire life sa ings - bringing in friends and relatives from all over Ille counlryhlll. "p-J-f7~. ~ George Hillman explaining ~ he had saved up his money~ make sure:,:;➔ ~ a big, beautiful ~ ~-A-...P funeral. ; ; ; he finally decided on a party instead - Hid IN=.- b ~ c a ~ ~ i ! - ~ , u ~ ~ ~ c u l l ~ en1oy y ollr self al your own funeral - ho1CJever I• grand it may be." OSLO ~i.c.O lo, Norwa y into the Storling 1 - -- a net b i l l w a s i n tr o dll c e d t o day Norw~_,, ... ,., parlio m ent. This calling for a new form subsidy - of more than eleven million a y ar. B•I lie _ .. , _ , , , n,, '.1he-Jntd:: !.. not to raise farm - ~ income; r ■ l."lc, to make Norwegian ~ farmers and their wives - the first in the world to enjoy governnient subsidized vacations. Jr u •• 's , ,.. t II o ,e '' 4 • y , 1 • • = 1 o I ta f I , e rz u IJ.;1C-