The News Tribune from Tacoma, Washington • 2

S-Hanoi Agreement In Principle Claimed Prisoners Propose Inmate Union Kissinger Leaves VN After (Continued From Page One) must be a lasting settlement The interim agreement concept envisions a part-way peace deal perhaps before the Nov 7 US presidential ditional candidates including Ngo Khac Tinh the education minister Gen Cao Van Vlen chairman of the joint chiefs of staff Prime Minister Tran Thien Khiem and Talks acknowledge in a responsible Reports PCTAjgCTOTliBUtt SUN OCT 22 1972 Paces and Places 9 Channel 13 liy Rod Cardwell "No not married Not In this business no place for a the sometimes serious some times brash and boyish showman Richard Anthony Visco chatters away He has a handsome animated Latin face and a head of thick black tangled curls And he half sits half sprawls in an office chair at the secluded Tacoma headquarters of KTVW-TV telling in a relaxed lazy way why he shuns marriage This buoyant breezy 30-year-old of California Italian extraction is the new Channel answer to Carson Cavett Merv Griffin and Steve Allen others not Identified Informants also said Thieu a a accurately describing the situation in telling visitors there was no rift between him and the Americans nor was he being pressured by them Several senior South Vietnamese officials were reported to have asked Thieu for assurances on the latter point and got them It ia likely the informants add that any announcement of an agreement or a new proposal by the allied side would come before the Nov 7 election although the plan itself might not go into effect until afterward US officials might not ha possible that soon Time said that under the agreement the International Control Commission presently consisting of Canada Poland and India would be enlarged to include other nations and more manpower to monitor the ceasefire cease-fire freezing all forces in South Vietnam and halting all military activity including the US air war on North Vietnam would be put into effect the magazine said Then negotiations would begin on the final withdrawal of all US forces coupled with the return of the American prisoners of war in Communist hands Time said that the election which Nixon is "seeking second term may be in part for the intensified negotiations circulated by Vietnamese sources said the discussions between Kissinger and Thieu included a recent proposal by the Communists calling for Saigon to concede about $00 square miles of territory as in connection with a cease-fire Under the plan which could not be verified through either US or South Vietnamese officials persons wishing to declare allegiance to the Communist side would go to these zones At the same time a tripartite government including Saigon officials the Viet Cong and a third force would be established to work out a final political solution 'S TACOMA I LAKEWOOD LACEY 2500 Yards at Savings! (Continued From Page One) $40000 lie Raid wages range from 21 cents to 75 cents Most earnings are sent to support prisoner families -he said Another prisoner Edwardo Castro recently returned from Leavenworth Prison In Kansas said profits of prison Industries there are $16 to $18 million annually this Is big big business Castro charged Castro said prisoners must seek non-violent means to bring about change He said uprisings can win momentary control but governments can bring In armies blow us is animalistic backward not Castro said Another speaker was Judge Fills Otto i rf Pierce County District Court Judge Otto said she detected a sense of God not going to whip among the prisoners She said prisoners who told her of conditions that have 10 men sharing cells only 9 by 15 feet are like a society of angry the judge said" It whows they are not brainwashed degenerated or She said men thrust into a prison system are to an element of hatred from the time of their Prisoners the judge said are degraded by having oneself accepted for any human John Bell a Seattle newsman said have to be many many more pro-grams like mixing prisoners and non-convicts both inside and outside the penitentiary have to get to know that prisoners are not He said Workshops at the seminar Sunday were to seek solutions to these problems posed by prisoners: Lack of realistic vocational training Forced homosexuality Vague and arbitrary requirements for parole Lack of rehabilitation programs for narcotics addicts convicted before the Drug Abuse Act of 1971 HYallier Report TACOMA: Temperature (or 14 hours ondlng ot I pm: msslmum SSi normal Jf minimum 44: normal 45 Procipilitlon 15 if an inch normal 13 sine Oct I J5 Inches: lost year l0: normal 21S tinea Jon I 1152 Indira: lost year 72SJ normal 2321 Baromottr at I (A 1144 Inches rls-ln (Abovt Sals recanted by The News Tribune awe mar station Sunrlso Sunday: 7:31 ojn: Sunsot: 4: IS pm Monday: 7:48 un: sunset 4:01 pjn TACOMA AREA: Mostly cloudy Sun-da i occasional ram late Sunday: chance of showers Monday highs both days in upper 50s low Sunday night In lower 40si virleblt winds 5-15 mph becoming southeasterly late Sunday chance ot measurable rainfall par cant Sunday and 54 per cant Sunday night SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON: Mostly cloudy Sunday occasional rain Iota Sunday: chanco at shewero Monday highs hath days In (lit SOI taw Sunday night In tlw 40s variable winds 5-IS mph becoming southerly late Sunday COASTAL: Occasional rain Sunday occasional showers Monday highs both days In higher 50s law Sunday night In tower 40s variable winds 5-15 mpji Increasing to southerly 15-25 mph by Sunday afternoon MOUNTAINS: Mostly cloudy Sunday occasional showart lata Sunday and Monday snow laval MOO ted aftar-naon past temperatures in upper 40a westerly winds 10-30 mph TACOMA TIDEI POR SUNDAY 1:41 djn 4 teat 11:11 pm 41 teat 4:40 puts 11J "Wd- iiil Tribuno Ktff photo by Bob Rwtfilt Tony Visco Stars in Daily Show Polyester Double Knit Sale! 2-Tonc Fancies or Solids Full bolts of our regular stock of pretty two-tone and solid color double knits crepes jacquards no-weaves and swirl patterns Multi-Color Fancies Save $1 a yard on thick beautiful polyesters tram our regular stock Assorted colors Peeples' FoMoh To brief (Aba Lekewoad) NEW YORK (AP) Time magazine said Saturday that United States and North Viet-nan negotiators In Paris agreed in principle last week to a Vietnam war settlement providing for a cease-fire formation of a new South-Vietnamese government and national elections Time said it obtained an outline of the agreement from unnamed sources in Saigon It said the accord was worked out by Presidential adviser Henry Kissinger and Le Due Tho According to sources Time said the White House wants be able to announce an agreement principle1 on the package before Election- although the first step of a cehse-fire rep 398 rep 198 22 AS SEEN election which would be followed by further negotiations toward a permanent settlement Other sources also quoted Thieu as saying he was opposed to any kind of a limited cease-fire as well as a tripartite government He has insisted that a cease-fire must include all of Indochina with all North Vietnamese troops pulling out of Cambodia and Laos as well as South Vietnam willingness to resign is tied to a democratic election within six months of a settlement prganized and run by an independent body Thieu has agreed to resign a month before the election but could run anew in the new election offer to resign first disclosed in a joint allied peace proposal last January is thought to he contingent in part on his acceptance of an Interim replacement By the law of 'the constitution this would he Senate President Nguyen Van Hu-yen an avowed independent But reports Saturday said Thieu had proposed some ad- Iiarc Exhibits In Museum (Continued From Page A-l) gone The last one died in the Cincinnati Zoo in 1914 And the samo thing is going on now with other Dr Johnson for his part grew sentimental over the pocket gopher a little burrowing animal that gathers 'dirt in fur-lined pockets inside Its mouth used to be plentiful around Tacoma we're destroying its natural habitat so it's beginning to disappear I hate to see it A museum full of stuffed animals might ordinarily appear to be a rather lifeless place But the UPS Museum of Natural History for all its collection and study of dead animals is very concerned with life only way to save some forms of life is to study says Chris Maser assistant curator of mammals everything Is gone but man and the animals that can get along with him such as dogs cats and rats the world will be a pretty sad Two Lakewood Fires Put Out Lakewood firemen extinguished two fires Saturday afternoon The first was In an apart-m occupied by Clara Mitchell -3422 86th St An estimated $100 damage was done to a couch Cause was possibly a cigarette The second fire occurred in a vacant garage at 9909 Whitman Ave The fire the cause of which is possible arson did an estimated $1000 damage to the roof WORLD ALMANAC FACTS The expression "our country right or wrong" was originated by Stephen Decatur US naval officer at a dinner lh his honor at Norfolk Va in 1818 The original quote riven as a toast was: Country! 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Ivory phono Clrcutalian Dapartmwit SS 1-3111 AM to 7 PM Monday Rwough Saturday 4 AM to 12 Neon an Sunday Second clou pottage paid at Tacoma WatMniton 1 the host of the newly launched Tony Visco Show a late afternoon blend of topnotch music stimulating conversation spontaneous humor and frequent glimpses of widely known personalities Tony was Donald hand-picked choice for the job Wolf stone being the president of Blaidon Mutual Investors which took over the long slumbering station last June And the industrious man from Blaidon is so keen about the Visco potential that he appointed himself the executive producer But the actual trial of staging and taping it five days a week is endured by a seasoned team of -young TV experts "This is no place for a wife" Tony explains "because of all the women you have to mingle with and the time you have to spend getting them to appear on the show always out late hardly ever home I have no thought of getting married" Tony is taller slimmer and younger than he appears on camera At times on the television screen especially when he sings interesting face comes across as downright chubby a well-fed-on-spaghetti profile my he says "the way it photographs They told me have to take off weight for the show Look at me and he points to his lean mod-dressed frame you can see I need to lose any more The singer-talkcr-comic has done some 33 shows to date each an 80 minute production presented to Tacoma-Seattle viewers at 4 pm Monday through Friday And he chatters with contagious enthusiasm with showbiz about the possibility of a better time slot probably 6 pm and of having the program syndicated These important matters Tony says will be determined after an upcoming "sweep" a survey of the viewing public by the rating services If the show can be syndicated into metropolitan centers like Los Angeles and Dallas have no trouble nabbing the Big Name guests Are funny people They wont go out of their way unless they owe you a Tony muses Then he does his imitation of the Godfather rubbing his hands and mumbling throatily- favors what we need Right Mort Sahl cancelled out because of the long drive from Seattle to TaCbma' too tight a nightclub schedule But ViBco really complain: His celebrity guests have included Edie Adams Jim Backus attorney Melvin Belli Terry Williams (from Kenny Rogers and the First Edition) Communist Party presidential candidate Gus Hall the Seattle Sonics Spencer Haywood and many outstanding musicians At first the show was taped in Trojan Horse Restaurant But production the difficulty of setting up and taking down equipment daily forced a move to the Tacoma studios stuck away in a brushy setting off North 35th Street with a panoramic view of The Narrow's trying to arrange a limousine service to bring the stars in from Tony says And Jim Turpinat Channel production manager and director of the Visco show mentions that the program may be taped before a live audience in a local theater The chore of lining up guests getting the right "mix" of talent Intellectual stimulus and controversy on the pretty shoulders of producer Eileen Propp a university- and KOMO-trained craftsman Propp has two assistants constantly engaged in digging up interesting people to set off the props Everybody at Channel 13 a cramped bustling operation beset with costly new equipment awaiting Installation speaks with fervor and respect of owner Don Wolfstone One of his first moves was to repair and strengthen the neglected trans- nutter Through a Blaidon-owned talent agency Wolfstone met Tony Visco a North Hollywood-born nightclub entertainer with a versatile voice and an engaging personality Nervous in the earliest days Tony seems as relaxed and confident now as his idol Steve Allen He sings three numbers and up-tempo things no hard for every taping His excellent hand-picked band is conducted by Jerry Zu And Tony can laugh now at some of his beginning goofs His favorite involves the time he had Spencer Haywood and State Sen Martin Durkan as guests going to take a station Tony told his viewers be right back with Spencer The New Wig of Non Heat Resistant Fiber Frizz is25 0 TV Richmond cloudy 57 1 St Louis rsm SS 40 Salt Lake clear S4 41 San Diego cloudy 70 Sd San Francisco cteudy OS 54 Tampa clear ts Washington daudy SS 32 Mw Universe The Miss Universe contest became a realtiy in 1952 when it was first held in Long Beach Calif In 1960 it was moved to Miami Fla where it is still held The winner receives $10000 plus contracts for approximately $10000 and other valuable prizes the new wig! 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