WHITE HOUSE The rvlt it e H 011s e · - Pres dent Nixon a nnouncej plans - for a v ast expansio,r of the nation's wilder,aess system. With Secretary of the ln t_ erior Wally Hickel - also, Secretary of Agriculture Clifford Hardin - assigr,ed to begin an immediate search for suitable acquisitiorts. The President pledging to ask i:ongre•s for any addiliortal funding - which may be needed to make this new wilderrtess effort possible. The Presideftt then goh1g on to observe - tlat "the wilder11ess that AnU wilftessed the ,aaliort's birtll - ,ao longer stretclles from o,ae ocea,a to tlae ollaer." But J1either has it all be..,amed" said Ire. Addirtg : "Marty ,,,,. of these untamed la,ads - majestic remi,eders of pri•eval America - have bee,e reserved a,ed ,aow comprise tl1e -4~-. !atio,eal !!ilderness preservatio,a !yste,,.." j.,, ;_•we •••t do more JIOW - t o preserve additioJ1al areas of lllis priceless natior1al heritage." JNDO CHINA War news from Ctimbodia includes anotlrer report loda, , - telling of U S tactical air strikes in support of Cambodia11 gTound forces. This in the face of an official U S J>ositiot1 - • · •••• coJ1te . ndh1g that A merica11 pilots fly o•ly "it1teTdictio,a" missio,as in Cambodia; t•at is, - raids aimed at cr,tti•g Con,mr,,atst s•t>J>ly liftes, h1/iltrt1Uo• ro•les a ,ed so oft . . Here al 1,ome tl,oug• - 11,e Wl,ite Bo••• ref•••• to be dTt1•ft iwto ••• coNIToveray. 'Press Secretary Ro• \ Ziegler ~ t•• Pr•• de•t ••• laid do•• • 6roed Oft specific missiot1s. MIDDLE EAST Turning lo the Mid-Easl siluatio11 - a "big four" meet i11g today i,s New York. The U S, Bri tai,s, •• Fra,sce and Russia - seeki,sg ways and meaas of implementi,sg that latest cease-fire agreeme11t - also, ge ti i ,sg peace talks 1111der ,oay. Meaa,olrile, lligll raaki,eg officials of five Arab states ,oere meeti11g ,,.,., at Tripoli i• Libya)-fl..~ .IH•c•sst•g -•••• possible ••Y• a•d mea•• - of t ffn laeali,eg llae rift bet,oee• Egypt ••d 1 t Iraq. Ho• ver, tlae Iraqi~ef••i•g eve• to alte•d 11,f parlay. l•steall Baglldad •••-=JI de•oa,•ci,eg Cairo'• accepta•c• of ,. __ JP~"'~ a U S peace / o r m M l ~ betrayal of tlae Arab ca•••· No• this : A11 Iraqi delegalio• - arrivittg lolla1 I• Moscow~ellag wlU Kre111ll• leader• • •~-•◄•U­ for an exclla,ege of "opi,siotts-..o• tlae •iddle East." "1'C;.. - ■ t:tvl coa,ld be a sig,e of gro,oi,1g Soviet pressa,re. - 41•1 w-<.~~'"'W ,..,.._~, ;trtl t ~ r..JI.-N to • • i i . . 11 ••e. EL PASO-MIAMI The Hurricane t:tJrt;: .... Qdr. - gone but far from forgotten. tod•~- In the wake of the main storm - from Corpus Christi to the Mexican border - a big clea•- up operation. While tire remnants of Celia - were bri,egi,eg torrential rai,es lo West Texas. Tlais leadi,eg t•e a,eallter b11rea• al El Paso - to war• of possible - . fl as,. floods ht I lie Jab led •ig BeJtd coa,,elr y of Texas. Col•citle•lally, Ille ,ealio,eal ••••••• ll11rrica•e ce•ler Wt¥.. i• Miami - some seve• "••dretl •iles a•ay -A..reporli•g ,,.,._,. llaal Cella•• bacll•lasll cl•i•etl fo11rlee• dro••••• vicli•• alo•g Ille Florida coast. A ce•ter official •~,,•••••• ~ ••r• ••rf•r• f •Ila "•• 111 •a•• of Ille •• •I ••rfl•• co,edHio•• ever - bwl tlltl•'I see Ille tla•gero•• part of it." - WASHING TON Tlie United States and St,ain/1! will sig• to,,.orrow- n•••, , a new long-term agree,,.ent on American ,,nth o'f Spa;aisle A. air and naval bases. This according to aft at1r10•11cet11et1t today fr o,n the U S Sia le De t,art•enl in Was ll.ir,,gto,af .,,1,1,:1, Ait~ ·•14 tll.e agree,,.e,at =x••d take .a.Jfect aNto,,.atically - a,,ader tlae aa,.tlaority of llae Presiderlt's exectllive l'ower; exler,di,ag for anotller Jive years tlle US riglr.ts to two air bases - also, a polaris ••IJ•ariae b•se. Willa s,••• - to receive, ir, rel•r• - we are told - •• esti,,.aled fo•r luuadred •illio• i • U S foreig• aid .. J,acide•lally, llae ad,,.haistrati.011 t••• 6r•••fi' aside - a co•t,lai11I fro• Se ■alor F ■lbriw•t of Art•••a11: NJlao said•••• a,ay s•cla agree,,.e•I sllo•ld be ••b•ittetl lo tl,e Seraale for fi,aal rali/icatio• - llee sa•e •• ••Y for,,.al treaty. Not so - said t•e Slate Det,art•e•I. Ad,,.i,aistratiort so,u-ces addiNg tlaat Falbri.glll's coracer• over llae alleged erosio,a of Sem torial J,owers - i • tlUs case, si,,.t,ly does ,aot at,J,ly. JUSTICE FOLLOW WASHINGTON today Elsewhere in W i 1shi11gton - the Justice Departn11u&I s reporti'rthe results of a nationwide survey over 11,e past few weeks. Subject - that 11ew eighteera year old , J r l t ~ o/ 1/Je stales 1>0ll ed advt•••• voting rights law. ) the federal gover,unenl - tlley will comply .,;,1, llae laNJ volt,ratarily; seve11 otllers - sayi,ag tlaey NJora't; leavh11 twe11ty-ot1t. - wllo still laavet1't a11sN1ered. 111 case yo• are co•ntit1g - 11,:I 011ly add• •JI A to forty-ei1lat states. BoNJever, Geor1ia a11d Ke ■ t•clty - alread':'Juo,.1■6 ••••tee• year olds to vote. Al1 I •ilcll N1011ld seem to i11dicate • 100d deal of co•f••io• - till ~ ~ t . l . ~ , 11,e S11preme Co•rt fit1ally1..._r•«• ,~ I I I J MONTEVIDEO From Montevideo, Uruguay - word today tllat left wing terrorists ha v e finally set free -- a Urug11ayafl jurist held captive since last week. Judge Dafliel Pereye Manelli --appareJttly unharmed. Indeed, reporliflg lae 111as actually treated 111ell b,i his captors - - tlfspite earlier threats agairtst lais life. °'- The terrorists are still laoltliflg Mo:q.,A US •••• "Aid" official/ Daft MilrioJte -- also, BraaiHa• Co•••I Aloysis Go•ide wlrile pressi,ag tlaeir tle•a•tl•- for tlae release of all political prisoJters lleld ifl Ur11g• , •Y· Tlae gover,.,,.e,.,, .1evertlaeless, co•li••l•g to stall. Ur.,g••Y•• Forelg• Mlalsler George J, Plrsao ~ • G l d •T••r• ~f ~- is flO goverrt,,.e•t posilio,a yet. / _tld~- "P~r••II• I•••• /7 years - tltere still 1110,a 't be a tlecisio•." FLERO This next - from the village of Fiero in Northern llaly - population, three thousand, four h1u1dred and fifteen; where the local post mistress - Signora Giovan•a Sicli - - has just begun · lier arutual vacalio11. A commo11 ereo11glt o, : currence except tltat this year tlae powers that be failed lo provide for a s•bstH1&te; i11stead, decreeireg that 110 011e 11Jo1ild receive a11y •ail - ••til Ille Sig■ ora's ret11r11. As a res11ll of •hicla - tlae e ■ tire 11ill•1• Jf::.; • 111••• strille todo:,. ~~- A ■ d llaal '• tlae lalesl fro• Fiero, ltsly, •ll•r• FDA From the U S Food and Drug Administratto11 - which is really hopping these days -- comes anotller · laeadli11• today. F.D.A . Commissio,aer Charles Edwards at,t,•ali11g to drug makers a,ad doctors alike - to cul baclr slaart,ly ot1 the prod•ctiot1 and use of amt,hetamit1es - llaos• so-called pet,-t,ills. Edwards addirag tlaat lee wo•ld also seelt a 6011 on the ttse of a•Plretamhres excet,t i,r tire treat•••' of bri11gs 011 • • ••cot1trollable sleet,y11ess; alee. l,yt,er- lri,eesia - or l,yJ.-,r-lli,retic bellavior -- wlricl, occ•r• ••l•ly •• clllldr••; alao, ol>ealty - l>•I llere o•IYt••orl l•r• Co,,.,,.issio,eer Ed•ards observi,eg tllat t,et,- Pills -- have co,atrib11ted greatly to tl,e ,eatio,a's dr•g - by a ,aotio,ewlde effort i,avolvi11g close coot,eratio• betwee•