Tuesda y, No1·e111ber It,, l .9 '11 N/TED .- \TIO~ S l/ 1/1 <' U II if ' d N fl Ii O ll S /, C S (l II g O II / : " T II ll i: }" i " Ma11dari11 for ".\ 1 Cs " . Red China' s Chiao 1<uu11-H11a - also pressing Ill e g ree 11 b11llo11 al /he front of his desk, casting 1,is first 1 1 0/e - as a d el egate lo the 110,-/r/ body . Red China _joining a U N majority - of a ltund1·ed and six nations - expressing quot e "grave concer11" over a U S mol'e - to resume purchases of c1,rome from white ruled Rhodesia . The charge being that such p11rchases wo11ld clearlv I iolate UN economic sanctions v oted against Rlzodesia. 0 n I)' I w o nations I o ting "no'! Po1•/11gal and the Union of South Africa. As for abstentions, these i11cluded besides oursel v es - Belgium, Brazil, Ca11ada, the Dominican Ref)11l>lic, El Sal1 odor, Fra11ce, Greece, Guatamala, Ital y, Luxembourg, Mali, tile Nether/a,ids and Great Britain . . W • .\SHINGTOV F r o m I h c U S C i t· i I R i I( h ts Co m m is s ; o II c o m es a ,, a ,, ,, u al staff report slating how Fcde,-al e nforcem e nt of Civil RiKhl~ laws impro ve d only .from "poor to marginal" o ve r the past year. Saying this in part is because the President allegedly failed to install a sense of urgency. However the Commission Chairman takes a somewhat different view. The Reverend Father Theodore Hesburgh of Notre Dame Universit_y saying : "Those who keep pinning tlae blame entirely on the President - tend to forget the wide-discretion that federal officials have in performing their duties. " PRES.I.DE-VT FOtLOH l'.IET NAM Presid , <•11l Nixon met R e 1>11blica11 c ong1· e ·sional .I e tul e ,. I a III r g <' ,I e f e tll o / " H o u s e m e a s 111 · e a i m e d a I c u tt i n g off a U fu , uJ s f o r · S m ii i.l a r y o I> e r a Ii o II s in 111 do - C h in a a f l e r June One. The P:res i d , e11t'.s plea was quickl)' endorsed by House spellker Carl .Alber . t, also by Congressman Mahon of Texas, Ch,1i1·ma11 of tile House Appropriations Committee. House M . i 1 , 10 rit y leader Gerald Ford adding lha t such a , cut-off - u ou.ld 011/y je o(Ja1·dize ou,· efforts toward the return of . American priso11ers . PA ll IS I II I Ii e 7:- r « • " <' /1 J' a I i o II a I !!. s s e m b I _r - a p r o K r e s !i reporl loda_r 011 /It• conli1111ed leslinJ.: of France's new s up e rs o 11 i c } e I l i 11 e r , I h e C o 11 c o ,, d e . rra11sporl ,'liuisfer ,Te a 11 C h a m a 11 I - s a _,. i II K I I, e C on c o r ti e I, a s n o w m a de several flighls over Fre11ch ler,•ilory: al 011 allilude · - , . , . , . . 0 f f i f I \' • I u· 0 I h O Lt S a II d f e e I - a I I W i C e I IL e S fJ e e d of sound. Addi1tK Iha/ the plane's so12ic ia•••• boom , has caused 110 damage-in spite of widesp · read fears tl,al ii would cause co11siderable harm. Cl,amanl claiming ~.~ t l1a I so far ~ apparent l.v 110 one Ii as c o m p la ;,, e d a b o u I I h e p la n e or e v e n n o tic e d i I . , - Wltereupon the Assembly - quickl) ' voting an additional hundred and fifl).' million i11 developme11l l f11t1ds: ~i~ ~ NA ~ for reg u la r s up er sonic j e I li t1 er s er i· i c e i 11 Nineteen Seve,u,, T11ree or ~arl),' Seventy Four. ~ ~ ( . . > ~ ~ ~ T«,""' L'ld""°ti7# ~~ ~ . Gf'ILLOTIJ\E Pa r i s a Ka i 11 - I /1 e F , . P n c It I( 11 i 11 o I i ,, e 1 o s e s fl '1 O I It e r I' i c I i m . .&.. F ,. e n c /1 Pr es id e 11 I Po m pi do u - com m II I i '11( I r, dw ~ I /1 e ,. e c e II I de a I I, s e,, I en c e o f a m a 11 ,o I, u c o m m i I I e d I w o b r II I a 1 m II rd e ,. s : a g a i n - c a r r )' i 11 g through on his campaign pledge !Ital lite J!ttillo!ine w o" 1 d 11 o l b e u s e d du Yin J! /1 i s I e 1· m i 11 off i c e . T 11 i s ,nark i 11 g I It e f if l11 I l m e Iii a I Pompi do u ha s li I er a l l y ••••-•• "sated the neck'' of a French murderer. [; as A NG E [ , Es Ta .\'or Sa m l o ,, I _,. of L o s A 11 g e 1 es - I I, e 1 a I s I e ti I r V I O d a . ,· i II I h e D C Ill O C r a I i C p r e S i d e II I i a l S W e e p S I a k e S - a 1111 o It n c i 11 g h i s c a 11 d id a c y - a t a h o m e I o w 11 pr e .r; s co11fereuce. The J\fa~ i or sa,,ing - lte llti11ks he can win. "Bui 1 have 110 illusions'' a. he went 011 - "we /lave a ver) ' hard row ahead." The Mayor adding llzal he u•ants · I lo give t1le peq,le - a choice other llza,1 "the left ~ t1Jingers, as he put ii, "now on the Democratic slate." Cll1'Q1 J !CA \TAT,.\ C II b a ' s I-' id e 1 Ca s I r o - er md s tc a 1· is i I o r Io <I a_,. a I I he co PP« · r mi 11 i ti K Io w n of C 111,j, 11 i/c am a I a i 11 cllile: there co,1le11dit1K that rerol11lio11 is 011 /he march • ' -- - ~ in all of Lalin America.f-Caslro a11e,fht-g: "Cuba is free - Chile is freeing itself - others will follow - for exarnple, Pa11ama. " Castro refused, howe ver, lo classif')' himself as a revolulio11ar)' - saying he is 1·eall)' a politician. ~ ~ A•d tb•I ~ said Ile "one of Ille most diffici,l/ jobs in the , , 1 .... world." WHITE HU US/.£ Rom,111,· e at lit e Wl,ite /lous e. The Secret - fin all y s / ; pp i 11 K o II I I o d a y . n I, i I e Hau s e h o us c k e e p e r SI, i r I c .,· Bailey - a11d Hhift1 Ho11se /1astry chef Hei11z Bender d; s c Io s in g I hey 'L' e bee,., sec re ti_,. wed for I 1, re e man I I, s n aw. A ,r d a m ids t a I I l h as e W h i t e Hau s e re p o r l e ,,s - s u r c I )' o 11 e of lhe best kept secrets i11 years! .\/ OSt' o lr Fr" 111 I,, c SI),. ,· ,. I V {' ,, . · \ · 7· · • ·" • }: ('IL< .\' ll ~ . 'i (' 0 /If CS 1/ , ._ / r, I' \ ' lo<lay le/ling u,1" f>of,11/alion ex{>losion a,11011,:" slrr111i:,• sf'ec:ic!i of fislt. Sc a P It i r It y II c /111 • : a f is It I It c .r de s c r i b • us /w,. i II K fir c h c ad of ll s 11 a k c , I It e b o ti _ ,. o I a II c c I - au d a t a i I of a l i z a rd . T ll c .\1 s " .\' ii h a d b e c II f o 11 11 d p re ,. i o us l .,· ; it o ti I y ti, re c ,, i , e y s of tlze If or I d - I It c Mi s s i s s i P p i IL e ,. e i II t It e U • S . a ,, d t It e A m u D' <l r y a a11d the Syr Darya ;,, Ce11tral A . sia. Bu t n o u· - we a re I o l d - poppi11g 11/) in rf,,ers am slt·etlms right ac,,oss Russia. The B1•ilish Museum of Natura i l History - · calls the Russia11 1•eporl, if true, indeed a ,,are plieriomeno11. Observi,ig, holl'cver, /Ital lhe Russi«11s' Scapllirhynchus - is pe1·haf>s lJetter known as the "sho, el nose slurgeo,1." F11rtl1er noting /Ital lite Scapllirf1ynchu.s - o , , ,. shor cl-110s e sturgeon docs11 'I really have tfie head of a sttake, tlte bod_,, OJ an eel 01· the tail of a lizard. Bu.I that Warrell - "ff you dri1lk enougll I odka and sec 011e - it c · ottld look lik ' C ' tltal . '' JIOTTERDAM One of the top ,iewspapers in Holla'1d DeTelegraaf has been carrying o,i a heated campaign - against chemical pollution of the Rhine and Meuse rivers which run together in Holland. Now the crowniag blow. In a lead article tnday De Telegraaf charging that Dutch river water is so r,olluted by chemicals - yo11 can develop film in it. To the r,oint they ran a Picture with said article; a picture actually developed in water drawn from there~right from the Rhine in downtown Rotterdam.