IJBIUPIU l . f t , ~ _ y' ~ J, .... _ ~-:Z - Thi s wae a big political d&y for - Kr. 11eenhower. We alght as well call h1 ■ that. Because, ( at hie firat new• conference &a a oan414&\e, he ea14 h . e'd l*k be delighted if they'd atop calling hla -- •Qeneral". He'd like to be - juat •■1ater• ) 1 doa't think lhe request will atlok. He'll a1111 be General. But let'• oblige, at lea,, for the t1 ■e bellll• ( lo there ••• Mr. Sl■eahower • 1a a uuy arey 1utt, 111ht blue ahlrl and a dark blue tle -- oae ~•••• hu4re4 percent c1T11laa. Anawerilll queatloaa \he reporter■ fired&\ bl~- and act1a1 llke a oandlu.te Ibo haa risen fro■ lhe rank ot Mayor. The llew• hawk• colloentrated Oil 1elltn1 1pec1t10 ,,a,e ■enta oa aubJeota lbat Kr. 11,eahower 4110••••4 ln a ■ore,,...aeral way laat nlght. lee■• anywar, Kr. Slaenhower, today, waa ■ore 1peolflo oil 11ok111h IUbjeo,a llke the r.1.P.O. wlth 111 -* raolal &A&l••• Be eald be wa1 all ln t&Tor of the fair 11111so111 - a employment practices code, but he t h ought the State• - should take the lead in olv11 r1 ~ hts, rather than the federal 1overnment. ( Re was a■ked about the rar !&■tern ~ollor, 10 ••oh under attack - the Truaan adm1n11tratlon bla■e for the Bed 1weep ln China. In re1pon1e, he called lt - a dlaa1ter of the tlrat aagnlt•4e. Be 1ald he 41dn'I know who wa1 reallJ to · blaae -- but the ,ar\J lo power ha• to take •o•e re■ pon■ bllltr for the lo•••) ft The na■ e ot KacArlbu ca.ae up - an4 Kr. ~ llaeahower aald be would probablJ appotnl General MacArthur lo 1oae hl&h po1t, lt the Qeneral 11 - &Ta11able. II••• a aa■aoth new• ooaterenoe, held la a lhealre, wllh enou1h que1tlon1 lo aake lt roqb tor •••n a ••••oned oandld&le. Bat Kr. Slaenhower, who baaa•t -•en called lbal 1laoe he••• a youlb, carried lt off wlth 1 ■ 111a1 adroltne11. Be needed hl1 best 41ploaatlo aanner - becauae the whole thln& 1tarted off wlth a battle ot lele•1e1on, \he pre11 objected v1olent1J to TV which would ,coop \hem -- •• the more so a1 lheJ were kept 1a lhe lheatre, until \he 1nter•1ew wa1 oTer. But \he aew lechnlque won out - an4 tbe whole lhlng wa1 teleT11e4. IAPZI P41P%4 The final count from South Dakota 111,111 not 1a. The flguree troa 1eTeral re ■ ote preolnc11 will nol be ooUJlted untll Saturday. But there•• no queatloa about ,he 4ecla1on, Tatl wlas -- unle•• a reoounl 1boull a1,er 1h11. Be ha• ~-- and~•• a,4A ■ l&lllJ 111a, .. ~ a lead o!' ntllt huauea A A when lhe ,o,al TOie W&I . ■ or• lbaa oae bua4re4 aa4 1wen11-•11ht lbo••ud. tbe a1111a1 preclnct• oaaao, chaage lbe re1u11 - •• lbe total Tole oa11 la tho•• area• 11 le•• lhaa lhe Tat, ''"''' President Truman waa •harp and aoalblDI lo4aJ - 1n deny1ng that he still baa ideas of runn1n1 for the Pre1ldeno7. Some Republican• ha•• been l&Jlag - there•• & ache■• tor & 4 r & f l . ~ De■ocr&,u /- Conveallon wlll a,, appeal lo B.8.T. and he'll rua aaala. The Truan reply 11 - th&~ 1ucb repor11 are lhe • product of 411\orled ■ la4a. Be 1a11 thal people who l&lk lh&t •• , are azl ■erelJ la4lc&\la1 whal theJ, lb••••l••·· wou14 4o - lf lbeJ •• ,. la bl• pl&oe. - - .:, The Wh1 le Bo · "•• •••• oonf erenoe tod&J 1•• aroua4 lo General Ike'• ad4re11 l&al ••••l•I• T~• 1re114eal retuae4 lo 411oua1 11. Bui he 1lo&led oYet lbe Tat1-111eahower tlght. Be aal4 lbe ~uarrela uoa1 the Bepubllo••· pl••·· hl■ ao end ••• W&I ••k•4 tor bl ■ oplnloa about po1n11 ot 4lapule bet•••• Ille leaator and lhe Geaeral, b u t ~ retu1e4 lo gel lnlo lhe traoa,. 1,r1ctlJ on the 114ellne1 - juat oheerla1 the GOP ll&4l&lor• oa. IZIIL lenator B7r4 of Vlr&lnla wan\1 Coa1re11 to aate a for ■al 4eaaad - that Preeldent Truaaa 1ovote t•u ,he Tat\-Bar\ley act 1a lhe steel 1trtte. Tour the T1r11a1an ar1ae4 Iba\ th11 ahoul.4 ha•• been 4oae 1hou14 oall oa lhe Wblle Bou•• lo take actloa -- . tou.J, aeaawhlle, bar1a1a1a1 talt1 be1aa la la1hla11oa •••••••\be••-•••• ooapaale1 aad lhl ••loa. laoh 1tie uaed a lhr••-- leaa lo ••1otlate • •• ,,1 •••• , .• EOLLQJ BJIIL the l&te1t -- Pres14enllal &1111,anl John a. lleel ■an elate ■ that coapan1e1 and uatoa•, to4&J, aa4e what he oalll ••ore real progr••• than ever before. 11 ■ullaneoue1J, lenator Mcrarlaa4 of Arlsoaa De•orat1o leader 1a the Senate, to14 lhe le1111ator1 \onl1ht lh&I he hop•• the ., •• 1 1lrlte wlllbe o•er b bJ •on4aJ. fhl1 ••• acco■panle4 bJ a leaate Tote, po1tpon1n1 aottoa on the blll to~ econo■ lc ooatro11 ua,11 Koa4a7. Ia the hope that lhe 11e-•p ot 1teel-, •• o•er. IAIIJRI AID The oo■pro■ lse blll for foreign &14 wa1 pa11e4 by lhe Bouie of Repre1en\&tlve1 1h11 afternoon. To\&1 -- llX blllloa, four hu4re4 ■ llllOD 4oll&r1. Wblch 11 - · · aearlJ a b1111oD &D4 & b&lt le••, • • \be orl&lD&l · - reQUelle4 bJ lbe Wblle Bouie. Tbere were a 1erle1 of cu11 and coapro■ 11e1, 10 aow ,u rore11n Al4 co•• out - 11x b1111on, tour huadre4 ■ lllton. . I . In Co ss 0 , a ne w . I 1 of R ights . clS p s e - for v , t r a ns of or a . Them a u r would provide f r e s hoolin, a n other b ne fi , cost , a billion ddlars a ye r - s ok y the H us e . 19114-TIPAI truce talks, the Reds iodaJ making thin 1 awkward, by 1nvok1ng - the Geneva convention. They, theaaelvea, do not recognize ihat famous paci for huane lreataeni of priaonera of war. We do. But an• there'• one dleorepancy - and that•• 1ronloal. ( the ~•neYa oonYentlon, framed 7eare a10, requires all prleonere of war ,o be re•a1r1a,14, upoa the oonclualon o f - • • peaoe. But,•• refute to aead back to the Reda pr11oner1 w ~ o don't wan, to go. The Geneva convention never tore1aw an7lhln1 like that. lever foreaaw - ideologtoal war. In whlob prt1oner1, t•rnlng agalnat 0O-u11 ■, would be dooae4 - -1f hu4e4 baok to their own Red aa1tera. ) ~ a aooker, - -fouane proYlelon belac Ulld ,o force lahtlll&nl,,/ Tbe Reda would aeea to b&ve "' a f1el41ah 10110 on their aide - exoept for the faol (been ab14i:lal, ,be that.I they -- tlleaaelvea, b&ve •o',AIIIIDUUD ~ Geneva ooaveatlon. Our aegot1ator1 loday, pointed tb&I out•• legal J••tlflc&tloa - ln refusing to force pri1oner1 of war to go back to the Co■munleta. IJ>ll4-PR I SONJRS Today brin { a story of atrocity - following yesterday's new• of the rescue of seventeen prisoners of war, condemned to death by Communist boaees. They were found, bound and shackled, 1n a tent - awaitin1 their fate. Today, one told - how he wa1 tried and condemned by a Red Kangaroo Court. He said he fell under suspicion, because several friends of his, antl-Co■ munlats, escaped from the prison compound - 1eeklag eatety a ■ong the Aaerlcu guards. So he wa1 brought up before a ~angaroo oourl, conelet1ng of thirteen RJudges•. They queettoned hi ■ and he was repeatedly beaten. Jin&lly, they con4eaae4 ht ■ - and he wae put 1n a tent, with others, &walling execution. Death sentences, he declares, were carried out by the •Judge•• theaeelvea · - who beat the v1ot1 ■1 to death with clubs. All this was possible, because the two thousand prieoners in the compound were left to ~ ~ themselves, ~ t h e Red ranatloa could doAaa they " , ._ JPLJI In Berlin, another American protest -- to ,be Reds. Thie ti ■e -- because the Coamunlata are trying to force an Aaer1c&n &4■ 1n11tered Coaaunlty to 1uba1, •• ,o Red rule. In arrangeaente ■■ ■ade a, the end of World War Two -- a ne1&hborhoo4, called Stelnat•eokea, ••• ■ 11• pu, under Aaer1caa control. Although - 1, wa• aAIIU~ an4 a half 1n114e the aeotor aa11gne4 to the 80•1e,1. a,eiaa,uecten haa been gett1a1 food bJ a 1upplJ ••r•l•• of A ■er1c&n ,ruck,. But now the coaau11t1 h&Te ou, off the ,raftlo -- a,e1a1,ueotea threatened wltb ,,arYa,1on, unle•• 1ta one hundred and 11zty people go under the rule of the Reda,$~•• protea,. DJJTQK PLAII Today'• accident 1n ae& and air maneuver• oft the coaat of Bolland, waa & - o&t&oly1m, flt\een live• lost, only one Brltieh sailor ■ aTe4 - in a craah of plane and ah1p. Dutoh aircrafi were mating ah&a ba,tle attaok1 on Brltlah naval ••••el• - and an Aaerlcu bullt jet, &a r-a,, wa• 41T1a1 4owa a, alrlll•h ■ lae •w•ep1a1 laaach. The plaae waa to h&Te pulled out ot the 4lve, but never 414. 8o■etb1ag went wron1 -- and, at 1on10 apeed, the Je\ piuaged 1tralght lato the launch, both 1a1ta.ntl1 exploded, ln one bur1t of towerla1 tlaae. IUJP cott1s101 There waa a ship ooll1e1on in the s,. L&wrenoe Blver today - the liner 8cyth1a ra■■ iag the Oolller Wabana. The stern of ihe crafi loaded w11b coal was ripped away, but the Wabana••••• in no "--- danger ot 11ntlng. There•• repor, that one ■eaber of A / that':) - bu')•••s•t 1-- no, certain. The 1,1 orew ls ■ 11alag so,,h1a - duaged 1o■ewbat. Bo,h v••••l• - beadla1 for a 1hlp7ar4 for repalr1. 4%PIJQ Atomic explo11one &re beco m ing 10 coa■ on, they attract little attention. Tod&J they had the ,wentleth, on the •••ad& Desert. Count1n1 the tlral experlaent, 1n ••• Kexloo - lt wa1 nuaber lwealy-oa ia th1• country. Other,, of 0our1e, la the far paolflo. the one today ••••ed auoh aaaller than aun u1ua1. Pre1uaablJ, they were1ea11a1 a 1aaller atoalo 4eY1oe. &PP &TONIC Yet, because of peculiar cond1t1ona of tbe aimo1phere, the flaah could be seen a1 far away, al~o•t aa the Canadian border. 11'.ILQ There's joy alon g the Atlantic Clty board- walk. The pa t1ae called •at110• 11 Ju1t wbat lt aound1 like - not a ga.me of chance. But - at1lo. Th11 bJ decree of tbe lew Jersey auperlor couri. Boardwalk operator• used lo fealure - btn10. But tba\ was outlawed - •• gambling. So theJ reT1ee4 tbe g&me to equare •1th the law- they hoped. Played wltb blngo carda, nuabers dictated by chance. But wl\b rules reT11e4, ao thal you'4 wln bJ - etllo. But the cope were ornery, and akllo weat io the oourt1, where an lDTesll&atlon wa1 held. A utbeaa11c1aa fro■ Prlnceloa waa called tn~ Dr. Barold ~L,,J. Itta. To figure out lf lt reallJ waa - akllo, or that aaae old - chaa10. The prof eaaor ataged a match belween two esperta and lwo beg1anera. One hundred gaaea - &Dd the experts WOD aeTenty-aeTen, tile beginner• twe three were ties. So, the profeeaor 1&14 - 1t110. Tbe Judie a&ld - rl g bto. Tbe gaae can t--- be p layed along the boardwalk all au.aaer long, and the o erator, are eaylng - bow ••••to. 1111 American women are 1omet1ae1 1nol1ned to th1nt that Br1t11b wo ■en are a bit plain, maybe not 10 cute and 1aart. But 11eten to this, g1rla. At the old city of L1ohf1el4, ln lngl&nd, tod&J, a IOldler naaed Cornell•• Xn11bt told a court- ■art1&1 why he wa1 Av 0 L. Be aa14 he aarrled a wo■an who told hla •h• ••• ,htrt1-two. Then, after the cere ■on1, he foual •h• ••• fltty-one. •1 Juat wenl all to plec11• he teatlflel. to bow 1 ■ that, ladle• -- t&lclag n1aeteea year• oft 1our age! ~