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You Can't Take
It With You
1938, Dir. Frank Capra
Capra upholds eccentricity as a
sign of welcome individuality.
An entire family retires from the
30's rat race and stops paying
income tax. A comedy with
Jimmy Stewart
Lionel Barrymore,
Jean Arthur
Spring Byington
Edward Arnold
Adapted from the stage play by
George S. Kaufman and Moss
Hart.
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By The Associated Press
A COMPROMISE PACKAGE was offered by the United
States to its major overseas trading partners yesterday as a pos-
sible breakthrough toward solving the worst international mone-
tary crisis since World War II.
The sources, with access to the discusions, said the plan called
for an upward revaluation of currencies by America's trading part-
ners averaging 11 per cent, in return for an end to the 10 per cent
U.S. import surcharge President Nixon ordered Aug. 15.
INTERSTATE HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION may soon come
under attack from the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF), a
citizen's group whose lawsuits stalled the Alaska pipeline and
jeopardized DDT.
EDF has asked Transportation Secretary John Volpe to prepare
a wide-ranging environmental impact statement before he sends
Congress, as required by next Jan. 1, his recommendations for ap-
portioning the federal- $5 billion a year highway aid program.
Interviewed yesterday, EDF lawyer John Hellegers said the
absence or inadequacy of such a statement would make a lawsuit
against the Transportation Department by EDF a distinct possibility.
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CHARLES MANSON, already under a death sentence for
the seven Sharon Tate murders, was given life imprisonment
yesterday by a Los Angeles jury.
Yesterday's' verdict convicted Manson, 37, of the murders of a
stuntman and a musician two years ago.
In the Tate case, Manson was given eight death sentences, in-
cluding one for conspiracy in the seven August 1969 slayings.
* * *
THE HOUSE VOTED yesterday to regulate media advertising
charges for political campaigns as part of election reform legisla-
tion.
It also decided that the equal time provisions of the broadcast-
ing law should be retained for all candidates for president, vice
president, the Senate and the House of Representatives. This requires
broadcasters to provide equal time to all candidates requesting it
if time is provided for a rival candidate.
The actions were tentative and could be reversed before the
House reaches a final vote later this week on three separate election
reform bills.
* * *
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY'S board of trustees elected yes-
terday internationally known economist Dr. William Bowen as 1
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-Associated Press 1
Jordanian Premier Ahmed Lozi
King Hussein selects
newprieminister
AMMAN, Jordan (P) - K i n g the second time since the June
Hussein selected a new prime 1967 war.'
WASHINGTON (P) - President
Nixon will fly to Peking Feb. 21
to begin an unprecedented journey
aimed at "normalization of rela-
tions" with the People's Republic
:f China, the White House an-
nounced yesterday.
Uruguay
Leftist bid
1 .0
Osingout
MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay (IP) -
Uruguay's traditional Colorado
and National parties swept aside
the challenge of a new leftist co-
alition as the Colorados moved to-
ward victory yesterday while elec-
tion returns drifted in slowly.
With more than half of an esti-
mated 1.6 million votes counted,
the Interior Ministry reported that
the ruling Colorado party had
397,570 votes, the Nationals 251,-
858 and the Broad Front leftist
coalition 221,933.
The results seemed to endorse
President Jorge Jacheco Areco's
hard line emergency decrees to
combat communism, labor agita-
tion and his special enemies. the
Tupamaro guerrillas. They have
been Latin America's most suc-
cessful left wing urban guerrilla
organization.
Thousands of happy Colorado
supporters, waving the party's'
scarlet banners, staged a victory
demonstration through Montevi-
deo's streets for their candidate,
Agriculture Minister Juan Maria
Bordaberry. ....
Several hundred also went to
the presidentialresidence and
cheered Pacheco Areco, who made
a rare public appearance to re-
ceive their salute.
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As this news was released simul-
taneously here and in the Chinese
,apital, press secretary R o n a I d
Ziegler said American officials will
provide additional information on
the trip within the next 24 hours.
He said he would be able to dis-
close today the length of the
President's stay in mainland China
and other details such as the route
he will take on his flight to be-
come the first American presi-
dent ever to go to China.
Therevhad been published and
broadcast reports in the United
States that hitches had developed
in planning for the Nixon trip but
Ziegler said, "preparations con-
tinue to go well and the general
framework has been established."
The trip will come three months
before Nixon is scheduled to visit
Moscow for another first ever
summit conference with Soviet
leaders in their capital city.
In advance of the Peking and
Moscow trips, as the White House
has announced within the p a st
week, .Nixon plans a series of
face to face consultations with
the leaders of such major allies
as Japan, Britain, France, W e s t
Germany and Canada.
On July 15, Nixon stunned the
world by disclosure in a live tele-
vision and radio broadcast that he
planned to go to Peking before
May of next year to seek more
normal relations between two
powerful ccountries that have been
diplomatic and ideological enem-
les for a quarter century.
In addition, Nixon said at the
time, he intended to exchange
views with Premier Chou En lat
and other Chinese leaders on ques-
tions of mutual interest.
Here is the schedule for the
chief executive's unusual round of
working conferences with allied
leaders:
-President Georges. Pompidou
of France on Dec. 13, 14 in the
Azores;
-Prime Minister Edward Heath
of Britain in Bermuda on Dec.
21-22;
-Chancellor Willy Brandt of
West Germany on Dec. 28-29 at
the Florida White House in Key
Biscayne;
-Japanese Prime Minister Eis-
aku Sato at the Western White
House in San Clemente, Calif., on
Jan. 6-7; and
-Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau
of Canada in Washington some-
time in December.
COME AND
their new president. minister yesterday to replace the Four Palestinians have +admit-!
Bowen takes office next July, succeeding Dr. Robert F. Goheen, assassinated Wasfi Tell and in- ted to Egyptian police they killed,
who is retiring after 15 years as president to become chairman of the dicated he will continue his hard Tell to avenge Palestinian deaths
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DR. JUNE GOODFIELD TOULMIN
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Some Unexamined Aspects of the 2 Cultures"
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Nov. 30
TALES
12 young men and women in
the director's living room re-
count their most sensational
sexual experiences, in a fiction-
documentary produced by an
all-woman crew, directed by
Cassandra Berstein.
"Power of the human sexual
WEDNESDAY
DEC. 1
ORSON W"ELLES
double bill
LADY FROM
SHANGHAI
Welles, Rita Hayworth, Everett
Sloane in a rococo murder plot
FRIDAY-SATURDAY
Dec. 3-4
JEAN-LUC GODARD
latest film
Vladimir
and Rosa
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