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Show Respiratory USA's Secret Diplomacy Disease Isn't Always Successful Aid’s Near Sun day, TheToys ThatTalked:3 Christmas Fantasy _ —— (Once-upona-time as andhisvery best intends inall the word ware... there was a little 4OVG FARD ALBEIT MOUNESTOOTA PLAID LION boy named doey... December 12, 1971 THE HERALD, Provo, Utah—Page 45 By HELEN THOMAS SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — Rural Utahns suffering from chronic respiratory disease will soon be treated in their home areas instead of having to travel to the larger urban centers for medical help. Three organizations are combining to provide diagnostic and treatment facilities in rural Utah,and training has already begun in Cedar City and Roose- _velt with planning now under way in Price and Logan. Administrator Tom Pace of the respiratory disease program of the Intermountain Regiona! Medical Programsaid other rural areas throughout the state CHRISTMASTIDE, WE Toys Do COME will be considered as the program expands. Previously, persons suffering from the disease have had only Sat Lake City and Ogden to go to for medical treatment, said Pace. He pointed out that chronic pulmonary disease has been growing rapidly for maay made a wonderful ENisyontt oe Ges tealpaceic! 12- The first Friday after Than! iving, his toy frie Giseovery HerbKloin Says: years, but the technology to diagnose, treat and rehabilitate victims has developed mostly during the past 10 years. Get Rhythm MANILA (UPI)—The Philippine National Economic Council and U.S. Agency for International Development (AID) have approved a oneyear family planning program which will promote the rhythm method among couples in the to bypass the Washington press and answer program to be rural areasof the nation. corps and dealdirectly with the shown on local television that newspapers and broadcast sta- night. Then came a private tions upon which most Ameri- mecting with some Republican cansrely for their news, campaigncontributors, followed Nixonis the first president to by a dinner speech to the have both a communications Denver Press, Association. director and a press secretary. Klein has appeared on radio Ronald L. Ziegler, the press talk shows in San Francisco, secretary, deals with newsmen New York and Chicago, anassigned to cover ‘he White swering telephoned questions House, freeing Klein to spend from listeners. In New York, he more time than any previous appeared two mornings in a governmentofficial on public row on the “Rambling With relations outside Washington, Grambling” program which is Klein, 53, is a former editor reported to have one of the of the San Diego Union. His 30- largest radio audiences in the year newspaper career has nation. been interrupted frequently by Klein said he probably will do service for Nixon. Their friend- a few more radio talk shows ship began in 1946 during but will make no attempt to Nixon’s first campaign for honor each of the 200 invitaCongress. tions he has received for that Klein was press secretary kind of program. Capital Newsmen MostCritical Of President and His Policies By NORMAN KEMPSTER WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Nixon, who often complains he receives unfair treatment by Washington newsmen, has delegated his long-time associate Herbert G. Klein to carry his version of events to the nation, In his role as White House Communications Director, Klein travels from coast to coast to confer with newspaper and broadcast executives, appea” on radio ana television programs and make speeches. His objective is to explain and —if necessary—defend administration policy. Discussing his assignment in a UPIinterview, Klein said the Washington Press Corps is more critical of Nixon and is less willing to give him credit for his achievements than is the news media outside the capital and the public generally. He also claims Washington reporters give Nixon less favorable treatment than that accorded most previous presidents. “Particularly in ence for East Pakistan —two ministration was condoning the days before India launched a Pakistani action and lacked a massive attack. concernfor the refugees’ fate. Despite two pe-sonal mesBut the White House said thet Sages from Nixon, Indian its propoensity for secret Prime Minister Indira Gandhi it had stopped arms aid to plomacy. did not respond. Nor did she Pakistan and gave millions of ‘That was the feeling on the indicate during her State Visit dollars in humanitarian relief part of some reporters who to Washington in early Novem- —more ‘han any other country heard an ive account of ber that war was imminent. —to help the cuffering refugees. a toplevel efficial of the White House officials admitted Tt also extracted ‘rom Yahya feverish activity by President they were taken by surprise promises for a unilateral troop withdrawal from the border; Nixon, racing against the wher. hostilities began amnestyfor all political prisoclock, to prevent the outbreak Military Rule of war etween India and The crisis goes back to ners; @ return to civilian rule Pakistan. March 2 when Pakistani by the end of December and But the recital came after the President Yahya Khan estab- some autonomy for East fact, and apparently only in lished military rule in East Pakistan, answer to criticism by Sens. Benge! to put down the rebels But some observers believe Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., lead by Sheikh Mujibur Rab. that in terms of rallying world opinion which may have forced and Edmund S. Muskie, D- man. Maine, of U.S. policies toward restraint on both sides, the Instead of publicly the subcontinent White Houselost the diplomatic ning the ruthless repression Many Meetings the rebels which forced millions ball game because it kept Had the White House brought of ~efugees into India, th private what should have been out into the open the conces- White House remained silent made public. sions it had wrung from and attempted behind the Pakistan for the eventual scenes diplomacy to win autonomy of Bangla Desh and concessions from the Pakistani the apparen: political sabotage leader by India, it may have rallied The failure ts condemn the public opinion against the use suppression of the Bengalis left force. the impression that the adIn private diplomacy seeking restraint from India, Secretary WASHINGTON ~ Backstairs at the White House: Sometimes the White House seems to outsmart itself with BUSINESS| . GIFTS. of State William P. Rogers met Ambassador Laksmi Kant Jha 18 times and national security To Finland HELSINKI (UPI)—The number of foreign tourists visiting Finland will nearly double from the present annual 2.5 milliion by 1975, the National Tourism Development Fund reports. Cattle Airlift HOUSTON, Tex. (UPI)—The first land-sea-air shipment of Kissinger conferred with Jha 7 cattle began in November when times. es. a specially equipped jet airliner The United States told the moved 130 Brahman cattle Indian envoy that the Pakistan- from Houston to Singapore. The is were prepared to discuss cattle were relayed to Borneo timetable for political independ- to help relieve a beef shortage. affairs adviser Henry A I ao A. OFFICE SUPPLY 40W.100N. 373.5250 Eighteen Ninety One — Nineteen Seventy One Central Bank & Trust Co. - A History Of Service To Utah County and special assistant to Nixon, then the vice president, in 1959 and 1960. Klein then went back Klein saia he was very to San Diego only to return in interested in what interested 1962 as press secretary for most callers. In New York, for Nixon’s losing race for gover- instance, he said many callers nor of California, asked for information about Klein was communications personal problems such as President manager for Nixon's winning interpretations of the Social Kennedy's time, reporters were campaign in 1968 and has been Security law. go enamoured that they were ‘willing to overlook things,” Kleinsaid, Does Nixon suffer from a worse press than his predecessor, former President Lyndon B. Johnson? White House Communications The program was aired Director since the President's shortly after the Attica prison inauguration the following riot but he said there wasn’t a January. single call on that subject. Klein said very few callers Some Washington newsmen expressed any interest in believe Klein is trying to Vietnam beyond the end of U.S. “President Johnson got very undercut them with their involvement. little credit in the last year or publishers and readers and “T had one or two questions so of his administration,” Klein they resent it. Klein brushes which concerned what will said. “He got considerable aside such complaints. happen in terminating the war credit before that. It (a bad “There is no question they on a total basis,” he said. “But press) has been fairly consist- ,the news media) need re- most of them were concerned ent with President Nixon.” presentation in Washington,” with American participation Nixon is acutely aware of Klein said. “The wire services and <cdministration policy— whatis written about him. He are covering stories and very whether wereally are bringing begins each day by leufing well in my opinion. But it is troops homeas we have said.” through The New York Times important for people outside Klein said he believes Nixon and the Washington Post, then Washington to have a chance to has closed much of the reading carefully a summary of ask me questions.” presidentialcredibility gap. But the reports in other newspapers, He also said his trips give he said there are still doubts, on television and on the United him a chanceto read the mood particularly among the young. Press International and As- of the nation. “Credibilitystill needs to be sociated Press wires. “You don’t really know what improved considerably for the Klein said Nixon usually the countryis thinking if you government over-all,” he said. already knows the facts behind only stay here,” he said. “But business needs to improve the news but “he also needs to Klein described as “fairly credibility, schools do, churches know how it is reportei ... he typical” a day he put in on a do ... people are just more needs to know what are the recenttrip to Denver. unbelieving than they used to publicly known facts.” It started with a morning be.” “T think he is more fully news conference, Then he spent Klein wasinterviewed in his informed about what the media an hour with students at spacious office in the ornate is saying than any previous Denver University, talking for Executir 2 Office Building next Whatdoes a president do who 10 minutes and answering door to the White House. is fully informed about what is questions for 50 minutes. 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