PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thura., Nov. 14, 1974 President Ford Will Chalk Up His Own First In Japan *V.. By HELEN THOMAS global strategy. He feels his 25 years on Other American presidents have been Soviet summits, but Watergate kept him enriched himself In government. iHanrI|PHtpr lEupninn Ibralh DPI While House Reporter Capitol Hill, and as the Republican House thwarted in their attempts to go to Japan. n have dissipated when he is honored at a from adding Japan to his list of presiden­ Japanese diplomats are saying that state dinner by Emperor Hlrohito. leader prepared him to grapple with the ’The late President IMight D. Eisenhower tial firsts. problems on the worldstage. Ford’s visit will be symbolic and will have Despite the domestic strife in South WASHINGTON - President Ford will had arrived in Manila en route to Tokyo Ford’s initiation into world diplomacy is a significant impact on relations between MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1974 - VOL. XCIV, No. 40 Mancheater^A City of Village Charm Ford has never visited Japan before. when he got a telephone call from his Korea, Ford also will visit Seoul for talks TWENTY-FOUR PAGES chalk up bis own historic "first” when he fraught with potential trouble. Japanese the U.S. and its World War n enemy. They with President Park Chung Hee. travels to Japan next week. When he flies to Tokyo Sun^y he will Press Secretary James Hagerty demonstrators could disrupt his visit, and' become the first American President to insist that whether or not Tanaka remains Kissinger reconunended the controver­ He also will be attempting to establish recommending the trip be canceled he is going to Tokyo at a time when ft-lme as prime minister, U.S.-Japanese policy ever set foot on that Pacific Island since sial trip to South Korea on grounds that it his credentials as a statesman and leader because of anti-American demonstrations. Minister Kakuei Tanaka is on the political will remain the same. the United States established diplomatic would be a "slap in the face” to Park if the of the most powerful nation in the world. Nixon had hoped to travel to Japan last ropes, seeking to survive in office and The President will be able to LONG BEACH, Calif. (UPI) - Former relations with it more than 100 years ago. summer following his Middle East and President was in the vicinity and did not President Richard Nixon was con­ In making a foreign trip — on the an­ fighting back against charges that he demonstrate that the traces of World War drop by. niversary of his first 100 days in the valescing at his San Gemente home today presidency — Ford will only be following and his doctors are worried that medical Ford Summons Aides precedent set by his predecessors. examiners appointed by the Watergate Since World War II, new presidents have court to examine him may subject him to traveled abroad early in the game to test Residential Construction in Holding Pattern unnecessary strain. their foreign policy skills. Sometimes To Discuss .Economy there have been rude awakenings as in the BOS’TON (UPI) — Uncertainties caused ning to recognize its import and will But Goss did say that “luxury-priced, existing properties will be strong in ur- Goss also noted a change in the trend of Replay Ordered case of President Kennedy’s first meeting by high inflation a.id the tight money devote greater attention to this troubled single-family dwellings will continue to do banized ^eas of Connecticut, constructing planned unit developments, WASHINGTON (UPI) - President with Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khruschev market has placed residential construc­ sector over the coming months.” well.” WASHINGTON (UPI) - U.S. District in Vienna in 1961. tion in a holding pattern across the nation Massachusetts and Rhode Island, with which previously were solely recreational Judge John Sirica today ordered a crucial Ford, who says inflation is starting to Ford wants to assess prospects of his economic He also said there were other positive little activity in Maine, New Hampshire Ford is anxious to get a grip on foreign even though the demand for housing But for the present, Goss said, "uncer­ or residential communities. White House tape replayed before he recede, summoned his cabinet today program in the lame duck Congress. features to look forward to in the housing and Vermont. The conversion of older policy making which was former Presi­ remains high, according to a Boston tainties generated by today’s double-digit He said new developments likely would decides whether to assess prospects of congressional market. dwellings into two-, three- and four-family dent Nixon’s strongest point. He has mortgage insurance executive. inflation have made (residential construc­ be "all-in-one live, work and play towns defendant H.R. passage of his economic program in housing will be found particularly in older retained Secretary of State Henry tion) people generally apprehensive. offering employment opportunities, Haldeman can cite the lameduck session. “At the other end of the price spec­ suburbs sumunding major cities. recreational amenities and educational Kissinger as his master diplomat, and Despite this, Jackson W. Goss, president And their response to this monetary trum,” he said, “there will be some CIA secrecy as part Ford also will review his forthcoming most of the strategy emanating from the of Investors Mortgage Insurance Co., said climate (is); Stay put—do nothing—until facilities and other services.” of his defense in the experimental building of less expensive He said the trend to renovate existing In addition, he said, mini-shopping Asian trip with the cabinet and scheduled White House is definitely Ussinger’s Wednesday the outlook for the latter part economic clouds disperse. Watergate coverup meetings with his top economic advisers homes based on strong promises of homes, noticed for a brief time several centers will continue to Ik a strong factor style. of 1975 is hopeful because the pressure for "The demand for housing remains trial. to discuss how to cut |5 billion from the government assistance through the secon­ years ago in the midwest, was now limited in the construction ^rea and will be built ’The President has no hang ups about his housing “is becoming a major item locally high,” he said. dary mortgage market. For the second 1975 fiscal year budget. own ability to meet foreign leaders on and nationally. Political leaders are begin­ "It is the supply that is so elusive.” primarily to New England and the Pacific near existing communities or where new day, the Central In New England,, he said, "Use of Northwest. development is planned. Having conceded that the nation’s Intelligence Agency economy is now in a state of recession. and its possible role Ford made it plain at a news conference in nter your name in free drawing at in the Watergate Phoenix, Ariz., Thursday that he believes bugging became the his “finely tuned” 31-polnt program will GRAND central issue at the meet the current challenges of a OPENING trial of Haldeman recession-inflation economy. and four other aides WALTERS “What we have to do is prevent reac­ SPECIALS to former President tions that will be harmful to the economy, Nixon. restimulating or reigniting Inflation which (^ndOpeniiw Sirica has ordered Richard Helms, am­ /PTS is actually starting to recede at the pre­ creative decorating ^ bassador to Iran who was CIA director at sent time,” Ford said. D i S C O U N T the time of the bugging, brought back to “We have to follow a very narrow path, 5 PinSBURGH PAINTS testify about the agency’s role in the case. and the Congress can help, and if they do, G Lt. (Jen. Vernon Walters, deputy CIA we can avoid the pitfalls of more inflation director, testified Thursday. He was to and economic conditions than we have Latex Ceiling White Wallhide Latex take the stand again today to explain Fox Run Mail, Glastonbury , white & 15 rrady-mix today.” FOX RUN MALL possible CIA involvement in the case. Ford was clearing the decks with his ad­ colors reg. $10.47 Welles Street, off Main Street, ju st north of the center, Glastonbury visers before departing Sunday on his first $4.97 gal $6.97 gal Ready to Return major foreign trip. He justified the **B Y POPULAR Db'MANDs»wft'6 w *^swBWB.'ss journey as his responsibility in pursuit of foreign policy objectives even though he Store Hours - Thurs. and Fri. to 9, Sat. to 7 GRAND OPENING DETROIT (UPI) - James R. Hoffa, NOV. 14,15,16 leaves the country at a time when it has no GRASSCIDTH WALLCOVERING former boss of the powerful Teamsters un­ Neither Rain Nor Sleet,. limited quuntiliv'- ion, has set wheels in motion for a vice president. iDiiiBin Colonial Lantern This past week brought some bad weather to the Midwest, but snow and In a question-and-answer session reg. $25-535 per rol; $12.50 per roll legal battle that may Card and Book Shop return him to union freezing temperatures didn’t stop the University of Iowa Hawkeye Marching Thursday night, Ford showed a com­ bative, campaigning spirit despite the Over FOX RUN MALL leadership. Band from its practice sessions. Wrapped up against the elements is CARPETING clarinetist Mike Stone. defeat of many of the GOP candidates NAP Hoffa said j -UPI he fought for in October. over 200 to choose from Thursday he is ready . Most of the questions dealt with the (Herald photo by Dunn) Drawing Shags, Plush, to defy a presidential \ ^ economy. Ford again rejected a tax on Can You Beat It? ’1000 Level loops.