d ll '> I llfl Yl dn y, la y 3 , 1 9 73 0 I i II REl /(J \ 111< Pr id nl ixo11 i in Reykja1 ik, I ·eland to11i);fhl a11d · o i Fr nclt Pre id nl Pompido11. Both m ,, , ill begin I ltc ir h du/ rl m ling lomor1·0". They will be di c11 sin g ,, e r a I re l a Ii o 11 b e I II en n e I E tt r o p e a n d t It e n ii e d ta t e s . Pompidou ha· l I be k,101 11 unmi lakabl y that It i inlere led in Jindin olulion to the international mo,zetary instability, particularly through actions by the United States. The American Pr idenl i expected to empha ize that ttch problem can't be handled by them el - t/,a t lite mtts t b e t e i g '1 e d i n / o g e ti, r u i ti, I h e Un ii d I a t s W i l i ta r a n d Political poli ies in Europ . p · d b \' e c · re I a · r y of ta I e R o g er s Mr . Ni · ot1 is accom crnt . _ a 11, d a d 1 i 5 e 1• H 111• y K i 5 ; 11 g c r - a ,, d o I h r t o P - l e , c l a id e s . UH/TE HOUSE B fo r Mr . i xo n I fl ll' a hi11 g lo11 /uda y h e met u ilh t It ' f irs l n L ' o y .Ir om R d Chi 11 a i • r t O e r in l ashington. Th e Pr id Ill on err d f or near/ half-an-howr - with 11 u I -arri, ed Huan g Chen. The President said he hopes to 11 10 again" to hina. Huang repli e d: "Thi is ery good , . 11 c :l s . '' Th,:·· P , , • id 11 t a Is o said h e , a "v e r a ppr e c ia t; e " - of the we lcom e a corded U.S. Ambassador Da id Bruce when he arri ed in Peking . He said: "We hope that your accommodations - are handled as well here" - - I ELA ND Th e Franco-An1erican summit meeting in Iceland tile Nixon-P mpidou co11ference - is the last we tern meeting of it kind before So, 1 iet Communist Party Chief Leonid Brezhnet • come:, to Washington. \I C H l II if O C O It ' I Oda .\ - l h e o i I o ,n 111 1t II is t Pa 1' t y 11 e r, pap e r PYa da - Predicted that B1 'ez hne ' upcoming , i ii to th - could be "a ne · t lan<lma · rk in effor ts to 11 ur p ace f ul coexistence." Pra da u e11t 011 to ay: "There are favorable co11dilion f o 1' lh i " It it e d U. S . public opinion pol ls · said lo hot that an "o erwhelming majority" - of Americans - favor impr o ed relations with lhe So iet Union . iii HASHINGTO \ I 11 • 11 I , , - d a , I / · · t ay of immu 11 il) - fo r for m r l ' hite Ho11 aid , John D an and J b 1 uarl Magrud r; 11 as i gn e d toda y b y Fed ral Judg John irica al the 1 •e que l of the Justice D parl111 11/. The reason for /hi wa not disclosed. But ii u ill Pr t nl Dean and Magruder from t e stif yi ng in the e nal H a/ e r g al h arin g - at least till June Eighteen. John Ehrlichman ta testif y ing toda in ec1-et - before a e ·ond e11ale panel. The President's former top domes ti -affail ' s ad, iser - told of lite part he played in the Wate · rgate int es ligation ; tarting out with a nineteen-page written statement - which he later made public. Ehrlicllman insisted that the President had gi en pecific instn,ctions - that the FBI and the CIA t ere both to be given a free hand. Elirlichmati denied he had made any improper sugge lions to the CIA. Th e t es ti mo n y , a cc or ding to committee chairmati, Senator John McClellan was parli'llly in confl.ict t ilh te timony gi en earlier b ' top CIA l•eaders. FT Th F e d ral Trade Commi io11 toda y filed a cla a lion omplaint a,r,,1·nst l - ,,u a arge egment of the plastics iudu 11 , _ , : f or allegedly promoting as saf - plastic foam /hat may, in fact, co11slil11te a fire hazard. The Joan, in Qtte lion was alleged to be partly r pon ible - for the fire that killed America's three Apollo • One a /1 ' onaul . It , a also repo · rtedl a factor i11 a di a trou dancehall fire near Grenoble, F ance - and a liquefied as tank explosion at Staten Island, New York . Officials aid that sales of such plastics - totaled more than a million po11nds last ear ; for llS in furniture cusltions, chairs, tables, wall panels, and even /)l11mbing fixtures and pipes . EARTII ORBIT High ab o , , / h arlh 's a/mo ()her - the men of kylab-One loday 1 , , taking some peclacular pictures of th · un : pictur tltal u r e rela ye d back to Earth . N ex l - the i1 · l in-orbit ea,,th-resources stud xpected lo zero in on insect infe · , talio,z in Texas - 1.fyps,,m bed in Neu M xico - and olcanoes in Central Ameri a. !GO From th Oi{!on go, ernme nt - a · har e todn , that ii ua lh l iel Cong - who forced t', , withdrawal of Canada from th e in/ 1•11atio11al /) eace- ke e /)in / am. This - it was aid - in o, , d er to co n ea l a post-tri,c e "i·,i · " f t asion o Soll h Vi t 11a n1 . J,z re erse, a Viet Cong charge that the Canadian del eg ation - "displa3 1 ed a lack of ob jec ti ity and a lack of selfl es ,iess ; '' thct it also "distorted" the Communist attitllde - white co ering 1t/J "the acts of violation" committed by the U.A. and Saigo11. In the ,neantime, another meeting of the peace team e11ding in another hopeless wrangle. An observer later sa yi ,i g: "It's the same argument - by th e same people o er the same issue•" wl,ether any si11gle member - can eto the wishes of all the rest. GOLD Th Price of gold oared to a new record high today on the big Lon don bttl lion ma rke l; One Bundred and Thirteen dollars and Ti e,zty-Fi e cents an ounce - for a gain of a Dollar- e enty-Fi e · while the dollar itself - in West German , at least - dropped to its lowest al11e since World lVar Two. BONN Thal Soviet fighter Pilot who bailed out Sunday over We I Germany - ta today granted political asylum. The Bonn go ernment' a lion - defying a So iet request for xlradition; thereb · placed a bit of a strain - on the newly- establi hed "new era" of friend! · ,-elations between West German and Russia. A Bonn official stressed however: "There are no political moti ations behind this." SUGGESTED LE D-1 TO TIIOMAS TAPE " EA CAP TAIN HEADD£ ' u d II o ll ' - i l ' I i m f o r a 11 a tt t i · fl l n o t e fro m L o t e ll Thoma . S a Caplai11 H add ,z t. T. Ta/) Insert A card has jttsl com , from a 8 a captain who drop m, a li,ie several limes a year from at·iot, par/ · of l'•e world . / h" ,. n l , s m e s age Ile inclttdes some interesting figure • He says - after forty two years on the seven seas I have rolled tcp four million miles at sea. This has included four wars, fifty times through the Panama Canal, fifty times thr ou gh S uez , eight voyages lo Vietnam carrying ammun i ti o n, forty voyages to India; forty crossings • • U of lire Equator. No 10onder Bob Keadden signs Ills card this time -- The Old rolling stone. Long may he roll. ~ s ) 1· b ., __.. ;11- ~ i-~ ""t , , ~ I r. .,LL - ~~ LONDON Britain's P ri nc es Anne and L ieule nanl Mark Phillips met the pr e lodt1 y - tog et her - for th e first lime - in Londo11 . The ne, l y- b elr olhed co11fJle p · - arr yi ng most q II e s t i on s w i th R o y a l a fJ I o m b . Howe er, the Princess freely displa y ed - he1· new engageme nt • ring . "You can see, it's pretty simple" - she obser v ed - "a sapphire in the middle and a diamond on each side." As for Lieutenant Phillips, he said he was "Pe trifled" - at ha v ing to ask Priw:e Philip for his daughter's ha,rd in marriage. The Lieutenant added thougll: "He was 1very good to me." Earlier, the engaged couple arrived by train from Scotland - recei vi ng the kind of welcome normally accorded fJof> music stars. One man thouti,rg to Pltillips: "Well do,re, f "h hear!" sir." Followed by a chorlls - o ear, Stuart No v ins for Lowell Thomas.