WHITE BOUSE The White House - President Nixon today held leis t•lrd press conference - ilf a little o v er a month. Th is ilf keeping 10ith his pledge - to create a more ope,. Adm ilfis traliolf. T1ae Presidelft startilfg out witla a,e a,e,eo1111cent••t - t••I He,ery Kissilfger will soo,s be traveling agai,s to R•d c•i••; tltere to disc11ss matters of trade - scie,ellflc a,ed ctlll•r•I e%clea11ges - a,ed so OJI; after wlaicl, - lae •Ill al•o .,,.,, .Ta#la•. TIJ•• tl,e questio,e-a11d-a11s•er ll•rlod - •II• 1•• ,se%t year - defe,edi11g llis sta,ed •itla disputed tapes -1',edgiag to support regard lo llaose ,vlaoever .,,,.. Ille Ni11e tee,c -Sevent y -Six R e · 1111bllca,e Pres ide,stial aont iaatio,e. But tlae bulll of tl,e Preside,.t's r,ress co,efere,ece - dea,f-. 111itla qa,estiolfs relating to Spiro Ag,se.,,· ...., , specifl~ally - 1111,ether or lfOt lae should resign. Tl,e WHITE HOUSE - 2 Preside,ct saying at one f,oi,et: "T'l,e Vice Preside,ct, lilt• the President - is elected by all tlie t,eot,le; '1,e l,old• tl,at office in his 011111 rigltt - and the decision as to •1,etlter 1,e sl,ould resi1,a is for llim to make." Tl,e Pr••ide,at atltllr,1 ti•I St,i ro Ag11 e., "llas i11dica t ed ti, at I, e w ii l ,cot re• ig,a - ••ti li•t ' decisio• o,c ,,,s part sl,ould be re•t,ected." Ro•ever, tl,e Preside11t also voicl,eg stro111 ••/lt,ort - for Asslsta11t Attor11ey Ge,aeral Re11ry Peterae,a; I• •lf•cl, di•l>•li•g t"• Vice Presitle11t's cl•i• H tltat Peter••• ••• c o,atluc 11•6 a "frl vol o•s ,,. ves ti1a tio,e. " "I "• ve ,aol •••r~ II• •it•esses" - said Ille Presitl••I - "I ••v• oal, •••• brief•~ ~~ 011 •Ital 11,e •II•••••• •lglat testify to;" 6•11'""• f•r •• IA• claarges are co•cer•etl - tl,ey are serio•s """ 1101 frlvolo••. " BALTIMORE In Baltimore - attorneys for St,iro Agnew met today with Federal Judge Walter Hoffman. The latter in cltarge of the grand jury - currently investigating allegatlo,aa against the Vice Preside,ct; and he later called ,,. tlle ll•••l - for ten pages of sut,t,leme,atal instructio,as. Judge Hoffman noli,ag that tlte curre,ct case - 1,aa ca•sed "ma,cy articles, stateme,ats a,ad Ne1Dscaala to be i•••ed." Addi,ag tllat "'" lite /lrese,ct-day grab for gelll•I Ne1Ds items - 11,e •e•s media freq•e•lly overlooll 11,e rl1II• totally - aNy comme,ats see• or lleard from a,ay •o•rce, ••11• i• tl,e gra•d J•,.Y room . " TIie grartd jury tl,e,a returned to its deliberatlo11s - wlle re •II on Ille Judge s Ires s"llw his c o,c c e rn to ,ee•s mer, A. present. "It would be a tragedy to the cause of Ille Administratio,e of justice" - said he - "if graftd jurors returned an indictment - merely because they may have lleard or seen comments bv the News media." WATERGATE In tlie Senate's contin1ting Watergate investigatior, - ~ "Dirty Tricks" det,artment - an at,t,earance today by boyisll- looking Do,aald Segretti, r' who said lie was recruited by Wl,ile House aide D•iglil Cliat,in - to t,erform "t,ollUcal f••cllo•• similar to college t,ranks." Segretti addi,ag lllal lie ••• 1•0•• lo believe - "t•ese so-called t,rar,lls .,e,.e t,ef'fo,.••tl 1, 6otl t,arlles - ,.ollli•g imt,rot,er or illegal. " B•I somello• - lie overdid It . Segr•lli I••••• ••I• rest,orasi6ilily for leis fflOBI famo11s act - Ill• •••ti••• of• t,ublicly for llais sl11t,id act. I car, o,.ly llot,e'' - "tlaat tliis at,ology •Ill in some way rectify tl,e l,ar"' do•• • to Ille Senators a,id tlleir families. " 1,.cidentally, 11,,e "dirty tricks" Ii earing - was itself t/1e victim of a dirty trick today; a t,liony bomb tltreat c•lf.tng slaort tlte morning s c . sion. SENATE Elliott Roosevelt, tlae son of FDR, "'as granted lie riglat of rebuttal today - before tlte Senate Perma,ae,at J,aves tigatio,as Committee. Elliott Roosevelt de11yl,ag Ii• allegatio,as lodged agai,ast ltim by t,revio•s •lt11essu ~ c•lll•I tlaem "vicious lies. " Furtlaer denyi,ag tlaat lae ever all••lll•i lo •rra,age llae assassl,aatio,a - of Prime Ml•l•l•r A; 7 2 Pi,adllr,g of tlae Balaamas. Be did adfflil , to laavi,ag b••I•••• dt1allr,g• • I i i • • • , of llao•e l,avolved. UNITED NATIONS ~ An Austrian request tlaat the U. N. take over tlllFI " .Tewisll tra,ss i t camp ,,, Vienna - was quickly rejected lodey. U. N. Secretary General K11rt Waldlleim, an A•• lrla,i Ai,,.••lf U.N. Blgll Conunissio,ier of Refugees. I t • • • llecld•tl - said lie - tllal Ille u. N. co11ld ,sot talte o,i Ill• Job - o• II• TEL AVIV FOLLOW UNITED NATIONS MeaJ1t0laile, Israeli Premier Golda Al•ir ••• r•t,orll•• baclt lo lter Cabi11et "' o" tl,e 011tco"'e of leer 1•16• •Ill A•• lria11 Cl,a,.cellor Br11J10 Kreially. A 1ot1•r•,,,••I •l•l••••I later •ayi11g IIJat "ext,laJ1atio11s offeretl by II• Cll••c•llor - do 11olliJ1g to correct tlte i11J11stice llt•I ••• •••• •r•■III. n 1'1,e l•r••li• •l•o t,letlgl•g "releJ1ll••• tl•,,,••4•" o• VI•••• - EAST BERLIN Belaind tlae Berli,s Wall - a t,olfJer slaalte-•P today l,a Commu,aist East Germany. Lo11g-time Premier Willi Sto,I, - gelli11g "kicked ut,s lairs;" s11cceedi11g tlae late Walter Ulbrlclll - as East Germa1ty 's claief of stale, a largely ceremo1tial post. Bis old Job as Premier - •o• laie,a 6y Borst Si,atlerma,a11; o,ae of llae cliief arcliilecl• - of •••I 1toli•6, laolfJe ver, tllat SlolJII - laas at,t,are,atly 6ee,a ,,. tall ltealtla. Wlualever tlae reaso,a llto•gla, all r•al ,o.,er re•I••• a,itla Ericla Boraeclter - 111lao remai11s Ille First S•crelary of tie Ea•t Germa,a Comm•11ist Party. TRIPOLI One of tlae claa,ages wro•glat by Libya'• ,. • ., • tro111•a11 .. Colo11el Moammar Klladafy ~ - laas bee,a ,._ aboll•••••• «f A most civil laws; ••b•tltuti11g i,astead - lsla•lc l•• •• die lated by tlae K ora,a. For ,,.. ta,.ce, a rei11trod•c 11011 of II• laa,ed. No• a r•t•r,e to Ila• a,ecie,.t for• of t,•111•••••1 - /or ad•ltery. Radio Trll)oli a,a11o••ch1g toda, tlat J•r•••• coa111cte4 of •4■l~h /101111•"• 2 s,Ut JI: • • • • •« "fl• elet ; ••• lfo1t«w , , la •.f &•ts ■ ,« WASHINGTON Waslaington again - a co,afere,ace ON obe•ity st,o,aaor•tl by tlle Natio,aal J,astitutes of Healtll; i,acludi•6 •• adtlr••• 6y ~ a promi,ae,st f)sycltologisl - Dr. A•cel Keys of/\U,alver•lly of Ml•••sota; 111lao slro,agly crilici•ed 111laal lte called - "••cit of tlae t,rot,•6••da abo•I overt1Jeiglat." Dr. Keys cili•I as a t,rime e%amt,le - llt• lt•l11tt-••tl- 111ei,lal tables •idely circ•lated by i•s•ra•c• co•t,••I••· Tlae• e are "•ol bas •d ON t,rot,er tla t• - or t1Nyllal•6 •#• ••~ .... sci••lific aftalys is" - said la•. />OP•latloft." Dr. Keys gohag Oft to ••Y - of co•r••• "gro•• o6••lly" i• da,.gero•s. "Bui Iller• is ,ao e%cuse" - said •• - "for ,,. a II i,. g p e o t, l e ., or r y a• d f e e I g• ii I y - b e ca•• • I la • y • r • a fe"' pou,atls over 'desirable' 11Jeiglal." TORONTO At the Scltool of Hygiene at ,,,e U11iver•lty of Toro•to - a,e address by Dr. Mario,e Po1tJell, a Ca11adla11 ext>ert o• agi,eg. Dr. Po.,ell citl11g "ref>ressed sexuality" • aa o•• of tlle major 1>roblems of adva11ced age. Addi•g: "If Ito"'•• for tlte aged set aside t>etting rooms • I ••st>ect yo• too•l~ ••11• LOS ANGELES Here's o,ae - a study of electrical fields a,ad t•eir effect o,a l,a,ma,a be•avior; as compiled by a tea,n of pl,ys icia,as - at t•e UC LA Sclaool of Medlcl,ee. reporti,ag tlaat pow,er li,aes a,ad Aeavy mac•,,. •ry - ••v• •••• fou,atl to ge,aerate electrical fields ofte11 e%le•tll•g ••,etlr•tl• of yards. T•••e electrical fields said to •• "v•r, ••••" - 6•1 still capable of affecti,eg tl,e - ,,.,,...,. 6rai,e. I• l••I• •Ill •o•teys, for e%a,,.,,le - •ll••dl•g 11#) reactio• ti•• 6y • /■ II ~ l•r•• . , LUBBOCK 111 tl,e stude11t lou11ge at Texas Teel, - Lubbock, Texas - a sliglet case of mistake,s ide11tity. A .,,,,,.,,.,,. Ill•,,.• mis taki,sg a bottle of duf)licath,g fl•id - fo,,. a bottle of distilled •ale,,.; tlius, b,,.e.,i11g a big f)ol of coffee - ll,al quicllly se11t • i,se slude11ls a11d faculty lo tlae l,o•t,llal. All •i11e - s layi11g ove,,.11111'1. Tl,e dut,llc•ll•1 fl•id ,,,.ovi11g 110•-falal, 1'•fJflily - but 11,ey ".,!!.• •••l11g do•6l• /or a ti,,.e.