.Fri. March lo, 1972 DENVER First, a special royal salute to Radio Station K L Z - in Den v e,•, Colorado, where I often do this broadcast - a,rd wh . ere I m , ay be next week, KL Z celebrating its golden anni u ersary - fifty years of broadcasting. Here · 's to K L Z ! RED CHINA IJ11etr-:{n Washi11glo11 - an announc e ment today-/~ the V S And Red China ""''e ag1 •ce d lo establish a new cbide••••~sr diplomat ic co11/acl in Paris. Tllis - L-~ o ~--1),. w e arc told - in o, • der lo ~ : c t the trade, travel A.. • "" r- ~ J J o,,j- and cultural exc lla,r!!e ag1•eeme11/s .A• - a1ts:ttwc~ during the P1·esidenl 's recent v isit lo- Pekiug. The While House adding Iha/ U S Ambassado1· lo France Arthur K. Walson will soo,i beg · in talks with veteran Chinese -14 Ambassador Hua,ig Chen; andAthey will conltnue lo ,nee/ t t ~ i i f "e!!.!'ry time significant matters I' come r,p. 1' DHRA ~ISA LA T o d a .\' ' s d a I <' , .l/ a 1 · c h 1 o I It , I I, e I h i 1 • I e e ,r / J, a 11 '1 i 1· er s a r .\ ' of I he R <' d C hi n es <' I a(• e - o 1· e 1· i 11 Ti be I . #~~ Jltfl F o r T i b e I a 11 s a ,. o u t1 d I h e u o r I <I J.. a d a .\' o f . . . - mo111 • ni11g. ~ ll.u._ c + ~ t1-M ~ For,A• ~ood '""" · " ""• - -tb,l,aR t,. 11■ «rc,r India - a d O _\' o f p ti b Ii C p ,. 0 / e S / , / 0 0 . The bigg e st lurn-oul -- al /Ire headqua, •le rs of lire exiled Dalai Lama al Dharmsala. Tho"sands of Tibetm, re fugees - praying Iha/ once again /heir I a n d w i l 1 b e fr e e : p r a .\ ' i n g I h a I s o m e d a y - I h e .\' ca n return home i n peace. Sm alle ' r, bu/ more ocal - a demonstration loda _v al New Delhi. Tibetan slude,r/s f1·om Delhi r. : 11ir ·ers ily - slagi,ig a noisy mar c h lo the local C h i n e s e E m b a s s _, .. Tl,ere demanding an end lo Ille ''Re,rocide'' N-/ no1t 1 said lo be in progres in Tibet. A Is o, of bur'1i'1R . . . an effiK.\ ' - ._.. Red China's \ c 1, a if· ma,, Ma O • A f 11 / i I e )a•tz g es I u re Pe 1· It a P s - DHARMSA LA - 2 neverthel ess , demot1slra/i111( ther e are those who s : till care. WHITE HOUSE From Ille While House - an official President Nixon desiK11ali11g the week of March 26th -- n "national w e e k of c o '1 c e r n f o ,. p ,. i s o,, e 1· s of w a r a n d A m e r i c a n s missing ;,, nc'i'tion." Als,,, designating lite Sunday of Illa/ week - a "national da~, of prayer for the lives and safel.Y of these men." The President noting there are now more titan sixteen hundred U S service men and some fifty US civilians - eithe,· missing in action or held captive in Southeast Asia. Some of these,) zue,a - sair he - sooH lo begin "their ninth _vear in ••t11•ta.:t caplivlly /he longest internment ever endttred by American Jig h Ii n g me" - also, one of the mos l b r u I al. " Bui, we are de/ermined "lo see justice done" saitf the President. Adding: "We have stood, and will continue lo sta,id, united as a ,:a/ion - in our concern WHITE HO SE n11d compnssio11 for /he pyiso11ers nnd missin}! men. We mean lo see this mailer lhro111:h 1 '~_f-(;, \'/ET NAM FOLLOW Wll!TEHO D SE' }els were hillinK fl/ No,•/1, \liel,uot1 fov a t1.i,1/h st1raigl1/ dny. The D S commnnd c · il i izg as prir1ciP,ol lnrgel nn..,.. ene,n.\' nt1li-a;rc:1•afl ins : /allation ,,t Dong Hoi, , aboul forly miles nor/h of u,e DMZ. Al the same ~ lime. Amerlc . n B-52s /\hilling enemy in/Ulration f!' ' Outes _., in Nor · th~aslert1 a r\c ha ,, g e · I rio~\ ailing /nd ' eed . ii ~ l e s t MENLO PARK He , re al llome agai11 - n Me,rlo Park, Cal ,i for,1ia, ll1e firs/ foll-out from Iha/ New Hampshire JJtJ••••::-..:~ - Presidential primar} ' · California Co , n , gressma,1 Palfl Mccloskey - wilhdrawing today as a R epub lie an candidP I e for Preside nl. Sn ying he in/ends lo file inslead - as a candidate for re-election to Congress. McCloskey explaining: "You cannot run a credible Presld , ential campaign - wilhout large sums of money. Adding: "Obviously, I don't have the money - I'm heavily in debt." 1 4 - MAMMOTH A t Ma m m o t )1 , A r i z o 11 a , a ma m m o t h exp lo s ion . The biggest ma,r-madc non-P1uclear blast in all history; an undergro1111d char}:e with the force of two th . ousand Ions of T N 1'. ~ .1at:1w1Rl~c~•~. •~•J=:::0 . . 1 .. • - • 1tJ e l l p la ,, n e d a n d ,o e l 1 I\ molivaled;::-;,::a a/tempt to crush an underground mineral depos* ~ ! z , ~ ~ , ~ ~ r g e quantity of copper _, or1/ • do U=b-,t- • •••• dfat•g sea ; percolation process - Instead of J/:e ~ ~ <!r - l . : i ~ - '-II) •-••••• .,.,,.Aff •~ mining. The restlll ~ .,e are told--lt/llX. a minimt,m of ecological scarrinl(. VATICAN From Ai••• Pope Paul - a proclamali on today naming llze Apostle Paul - Ille new Patron Saini of skin dit ers and • frog men. This - we are /old - by irlue of Ille fact that Palll managed lo s ,, r v i v e a I I ' ea s I I h r e " s I, i p w _ r e c k s . Jonah - A Vatican spokesman adding Iha/ the Prophet a o a ~ d e r e d wl ~5( the most logical choice. 11t:&:»aem Pa,,, Jonah - who spent three days in ' the belly of a - t•o•f~..J...I WQS Paul ' toas, qllote, "more suitable for liturgical reasons." Poor Jonah. Cu1t aside 0 8 01 ■ PTTTSBURGH Pil ls bttrgh, 4f- P e nn sv l v ania,I a meeting o f the ~ "A. Ladies Aid al /lie Ji'r s l E t ang e li t: nl Lutheran Clittrch, Ailll Sllddenl y a,i ,,,,in v ited guest, a man will, a gun - wearing a ski mask. - robb e d the church ., om en of n ea r l ) ' .four h u n d r e · d bucks . -l&W1'tcf~t;6,,ip Tile l a d i e s ~ ~ offering a pro yer - in behalf of "this r ~ r . " ~ A s h e I urned t o le a v e t • -:,!• - I he gunman, '..d'IIU tsg t1Ui,i 6 Illa ,.t, fiza.,; "Don't worry about praying for me - it's loo late." "Oh, y e of little faith." WASHINGTON ~ U d . µ 4 ~ Th e Gridiron l:a Club's <1nn1tal dinneAone of Ille highlights of /he _v , ea>·., in Washing/on. Bt,I, .. the Gridiron ~ . a...-1 Club J-.. ~.'t'•■ •• you ma, 4:,.,,., ~ ~ · - . . . . ,. HUllt - Firs/ Lady Pat ~· Nixon /urn~ dow,i an invitation lo this yP.ar's dinner also, Mrs. Virginia Knauer - the While House Counselor for Cons" mer Affairs. Mrs. Nixon - who will be awa3 , al /he time - offering no explanation. 1f' Mrs. Knauer /hough laying ii on /1,e line. "To accept /his invitation" - said she - ",vould mean at p 1 '- acceptance of an cm organization which .s excludfj,f many competent ,oomen journalists ,fl who are . . equal to or superior to present Gridiron ,, members. Mrs. Knauer Ju . rt her suggested t Ito I -tt'1~~~ women journalists slrould c,eash the dinner j ... and sing s on gs s u c h a s "A n )' I hi n g Y .!!.!' c a 11 do , I c a n do b e II er . " NEW YORK ' ]; . The ' ~ cos/ o f U S highwa y accidents - s11bjecl of a reporl loda y from /1,e U S ar,/o insurance induslr y . In hij • human li v es - lite loll last ) ' ear -~~~~- coming e.l - !9!1Ea• lo more lha,i fif/ ~1 -fi e thousand;,(¥1111 ~ more t ha,, a l l I I, e U S comb a I de a I h s "' in all the ~\It cit fighting in Endo China.tJ:fll/ll. The economic loss l a s / ~ ) 1n-#-e,r.J) . ~ . ryearf nearl) ' se v enteen btllio",/ Bolh figures - sho1Ding ... a sligh t s ■ ;7 increase - as /hey ~ h i s year - q w;, unless~d';!.:;;fhtng about 1 1 - ~ ~