European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 10, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 the stars and stripes tuesday May 10, 1977 Nixon interview tells of Kissinger s Cambodia doubts -. New York l up former president Richard Nixon s second interview with David Frost tells of Henry Kissinger a cold feet after the cambodian incursion and Kissinger s hints at resignation news week Magazine said  s second of four interviews with Frost a British television personality scheduled for telecast thursday night focuses on foreign policy and by Advance Billing offers fresh material aplenty for the history  Newsweek  said Frost is no longer the relentless prosecutor of the first debate about the watergate scandal which drove Nixon from office and Nixon is no longer the harried defender expansive ease instead Nixon who resigned the presi Dency Auk i974 ranges with expansive ease i incr the triumphs of foreign policy he Hopes will finally retrieve his  gemini Spring about Kissinger. Nixon tells How he would counter the Diplomat s doubts about some action taken As cambo Dia. With remember lot s  meaning not to look Back the  wife of lot was turned into a pillar of Salt by god be cause she defied an admonition not to look Back at gomorrah destroyed because of its sin Nixon also tells Frost How Kissinger. Who initially was adviser for National Secu Rity affairs tried to exclude then Secre tary of state William p. Rogers from some key decisions Newsweek said. Bell Bottoms. I continued from Page ii personal appearance uniform cleaning problems and related matters. According to present indications. Hollo Way May approve the old style uniform for the five lowest enlisted  would leave senior Petty officers with the coat and lie uniform which was cherished badge of distinction for them before adm. Elmo Zumwalt ordered Allen listed men to Wear  s recommendation will go to the new Navy Secretary. W. Graham Clay Tor or. Who normally can be expected to ratify the judgment of the Admiral when it is Given on a matter involving  has told visitors he is not yet sure when the change Back to the old style uniforms should Start although he indicated it could come As Early As next year. Following a decision the Navy would have to arrange for production of new supplies of  has been one of the major factors Holloway has considered since he ordered his personnel chief to Lake a new look at the uniform question about six months  Navy operations chief told Congress in 1975 that it would Cost about $42 Millionth go Back to the old style. Inflation Proba Bly has raised that figure since  of the new style uniform say it is a bother to keep neat especially aboard ship. Sailors also say they Don t have room to hang the new uniforms. The old style uniforms could be rolled up and kept in Asea bag. Europe Kissinger eventually became Secretary of  says Kissinger would Hinl in resignation on occasion. A not Many not often. He would would come in and say. Well i just wonder if my usefulness he said Kissinger was for gling in to Cambodia with . Troops in 1970 but then came Kent state which was a Terri ble emotional Shock to me a and a very great Shock to  of course a torrent of abuse be cause the implication was Hal because redid Cambodia three students actually four were killed in Kent state. Right after that. Henry came in and said " you know i m not sure that we should have gone into this Cambodia thing and perhaps now has come the time when we should. Gel out a Little sooner Nixon says Kissinger also warned him that the invasion of the Parrot beak s area of Cambodia might have been a  Newsweek said the former president did not believe Kissinger meant  must warn you. Or. President Nixon quotes Kissinger As saying that the situation i hear from my colleague from the colleges and universities is very serious and a Cambodia is it could have been a  a joke and i said. Henry we be done it remember lot s wife. Never look Back " after that Nixon said Henry and i had Little joke with each other Nixon tells Frost who is paying Nixon $800.000 for the  he i Kissinger would come in and say. Well. I m not sure we should have done this or that or the other thing i would say. Remember lot s wife and that would end the  specific reminiscences Newsweek said Nixon describes discontent with the Quality of Intelli gence he received on the eve of the 1973 Arab israeli War peril Point details from the sum mits with soviet communist general Secretary Leonid i. Brezhnev and the late chinese communist party chairman Mao tse Tung. With remarks on Brezhnev scuff links and Mao s hands which Nixon thought surprisingly smooth Young and gentle of  soviets Mark War s end Moscow up the soviet Union marked the 32nd anniversary of its world War ii Victory Over Germany by observing moment of silence in tribute to its 20 Mil lion War dead. Cloudy with pos die Allf Oon u or to Weon Daf Frankfurt Heia elder Nian tue Jar / sip temper blur Rel or Sunrise aed Newham 45a or rendezvous in Geneva president Carter and syrian presiden Hafez Assad Greet each other with a handshake in Geneva before a joint news conference. The two Leaden were meeting in Geneva to discuss the Middle East situation. A photo West allies warn user on Berlin adventures continued rom Page 1 and quite constructive examination of de militarized zones As part of a future Middle East settlement Between arabs and israe Lis. The president s National Security assist ant Zbigniew Brzezinski who participated in the three hour 25-minute session told newsmen it dealt with ways in which Security in the Region could be assured by adoption of demilitarized zones or other Security  in the last week Assad has come out i favor of such zones apparently backing away at least temporarily from his insistence on the immediate return of every Inch of occupied  Carter has also suggested a Middle East solution which would have defense zones which would not be identical to National frontiers. Brzezinski said the talks Between the two presidents their first were extremely valuable very informative and very  said Carter and Assad agreed that any reconvening of the Geneva peace con Ference at which the . Is aiming should be Well  said the two sides also Dis cussed the question of a palestinian Home land palestinian participation in formal peace negotiations and the meaning of  if the . Had indications that the palestinian liberation organization Plo would recognize the state of israeli return for israeli acceptance of a pales Tinian Homeland. Brzezinski answered not at this  a report had been carried by Hearst newspapers in the ., citing soviet sources in Washington. Steps to Aid social Security offered Berlin club Rush  Coper Jon. P cd Cloudy p parity a s7 Frankfurt cd 11 London r 11 Madrid p 51 Munich. Cd if  66  delis. It blow alters a continued rom Page 1 employees who make More than the present$16,500 maximum would pay higher taxes. Describing the increases in the wage base ceiling hew Secretary Joseph  or. Who briefed the Cabinet and reporters on the proposal in the morning said workers making More than the Maxi mum would pay an additional 36 in social Security taxes in 1979 and another $40 More in 1981. The Cost would Rise at com parable or slightly higher rates in 1983 and 1985.taxes for All social Security taxpayers would go up .25 per cent in 1985 and .75 percent in 1990, in addition to automatic rate increases scheduled for next year and 1982.the rate now set at 5.85 per cent of every covered employee s income up to the Maxi mum will go to 6.05 per cent in 1978 and to 6.30 per cent in 1981.the average worker now pays $658 a year in social Security taxes and will pay$890 in 1982 As a result of the automatic in creases. Other provisions of the Carter plan would shift some revenues from the Hospi Tal insurance Trust fund the relatively healthy fund now used to pay the Hospital i nation portion of medicare into the old age survivors and disability Trust fund that Are running out of Money. Califano said this Transfer will be possible because of savings expected if Congress enacts Carter s Hospital Cost containment plan toehold Hospital fee increases to nine per cent a year. Social Security tax rates for the self employed would Rise from 7 per cent to 7.5 percent. New rules setting a person s eligibility for benefits would eliminate a provision that now allows men to collect dependent s benefits even if they were not dependent on their wives. As expected a provision was proposed to Correct an error in a 1972 Law that resulted in Over compensating future retirees for increases in the Cost of living