DISAF{MAMENT IN GENEVA TODAY, THE WESTERN POWERS P~OPOSED - LIMITED ATOMIC DISA~MAMENTJ WITH EFFECTIVE CONT~OLS TO SAFEGUARD AGAINST VIOLATIONS. SUGGESTING AN AG~EEMENT - IN STAGES, A STEP AT A TIME. THIS - INSlEAD O F AN ALL-OUT P~OHIBITION OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS - IN ONE _ WHOLESALE TREATY) SUCH AS THE SOVIETS - ARE TALKING ABOUT. THE WESTERN ARGUMENT BEING~ THAT ONLY A NUCLEAR BAN IN STAGES COULD GUARAN W EE ADEQUATE CONTijOL. THE AMERICAN DELEGATION TO THE ~ENEVA CONFEijENCE G AVE AN ANSWER ro uosco\'f!EMANDS - THAT, AS A FIRST MEASURE . OF DISARMAMENT, THE UNITED STATES SHOULD GIVE UP ITS MILITARY BASES ABijOAD. THIS WE Will NOT C NSIDEF{ - UNTIL EFFECTIVE INTEF{NATIONAl DISARMAMENT HAS COME ABOUf. CUBA WORD FROM HAVANA - THAT THE TWO AMERICAN FLIERS Cl\PTURED YESTEftDAY, WHEN THEIR PLANE WAS SHOT DOWN, WILL BE T~IED BEF ~EA REVOLUTIONARY COURT. THE PILOT, WHO YESTERDAY WAS CALLED "HOWA~D" - NOW TURNS OUT TO BE HAROLD /SWEDE/ RUNDQUIST OF MIAMI. THE CO-PILOT - W. J. SHERGALES, OF WEST HOLLYWOOD, FLO~IDA. THEY CLAIM THEY WERE ON A FISHING lijlP, AND GOT LOST - WHICH 0AUSED THEM TO STRAY OVER CUBAN TE RR I TORY. BUT TRE GASTflO AUTHOftlTIES CLAIM THEY WEF{E TRYING T TAKE A FUGITIVE OUT OF CUBA. A FORMER COMMANDANT OF POLICE IN THE BATISTA REGIME - NAMED MONTESINO. WHO IS ACCUSEE OF AT:ROCITIES AGAINST THE REBELS g DURING THE CASTRO REV0LWTION. MONTESINO, ARRESTED WITH SEVERAL OTHER CUBANS - THEY SAY HE WAS WAITING TO MEET THE PLANE, WHICH FLEW FROM FLORIDA. SOUTH AFltlCA ~ DECLARATION OF,,__UNUSUAL SORT - FRO THE STATE DEPARTMENT IN WASHINGTON, TODAY) DEPL()ftlNG - THE DEADLY VIOLENCE IN SOUTH AFRICA. THE POLICE - FIR.ING INTO NEGRO MOBS. OUR GOVERNMENT SELDOM VOICES CRITICiSM OF THE INTE~""L AFFAl~S OF A F~IENDLY COUNTRY. eur A SPOKESMAN, TODAY, EXPF{ESSED, WHAT HE CALLED - "REGF\El FOf{ THE TR.AGIC LOSS OF LIFE, ~ESULTING FflOM THE MEASURES TAKEN AGAINST THE TIEMONSTijATORS IN SOUTH AF~ICA. 11 ADDING - THAT THE STATE DEPAR.TMENT HOPES THE SOUTH AFRICAN NEGROES MAY BE ABLE, IN THE WOftDS OF THE DECL.~RAT I ON - "TO OBTAIN REDRESS FQFt LEGITI ATE GRIEVANCES BY PEACEFUL MEANS." THIS IS ACCOMPANIED BY FURTHER NEWS OF DISBU~BANCES IN SOUTH AFRICA - MORE SHOOTING. AT THE T WN OF LANGA, NE~RO ~IOTERS BUR.NED SCHOOLS AND SOUTH AFRICA 2 ~ VERN ENT BUILDI GS. THE POLICE - ESORTING TO ~uNFl~E. TWELVE KILLED - AND AYBE ORE. B~INGING THE DEAT T LL TO AT LEAST SEVENT~ ~ IN TW DAYS OF RIOTING. ALL flf IN WHAT WAS INTENDED TO BE NON-VIOLENT ~ESISTANCE) AGAINST A ~EGULATION~ COMPELLING NEG~OES TO CARRY IDENTIFICATION CA~DS AT All TIMES. PART OF ~ACIAL SECREGATION POLICIES - IN SOUTH AF~ICA. KENNEDY THE MAYO~ OF INDIANAPOLIS, TO AV, MADE AN APOLOGY - TO SENATOR JOHN KENNEDY. BECAUSE OF THE ANTI-CATHOLIC I DEMONSTRATION - THAT GRE TED HIM, !N INDIANAPOLIS YESTERDAY. MAYOR CHARLES BOSWELL EMPHASIZES - THAT H~S A PROTESTANT, A METHODIST, AND STATES ... "THE CITY WAS DISGRACED BY THIS ACT OF BlGOTflY. "IT WAS," HE GOES ON, "THE KI ND OF BI GOT~Y I THOUGHT OUR CI TY NAS FUD OF - WHEN THE KU-KLUX-CLAN WAS DESTROYED." ) BUT THE ANTI-CATHOLIC HECKLERS INSIST - THE~LL GO RIGHT ON WITH OTHER DEMONSTRATIONS. FOLLOWING THE SENATOR - AS HE GOES CAMPAIGNING FO~ THE DEMOCRATIC ) NOMINATION. ONE OF THElft LEADERS EXPLAINING "ITAS NOT HIS RELIGION WE OBJECT TO. IT,S HIS ALLEGIANCE TO THE ROMAN CATHOLIC POLITICAL STATE." REFERRING, PERHAPS - TO VATICAN STATE. WHICH CONSISTS OF SEVE~AL CITY BLOCKS. C N ~ESS THE HUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, TODAY, SETTLED THE MATTER OF A CIVIL RIGHTS BILL - T PROTECT THE VOTING RIGHTS OF NEGROES IN THE SOUTH. THE LEGISLATORS - OKAYING A PROVISION F0ft l- "REFER_EE 0 SYSTEM. WHICH WOULD HAVE AUTHORITY - OVER LOCAL ELECTIONS, AS WELL AS NATIONAL ELECTIONS. THIS WAS OPPOSED BY SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS, WHO HAD THE SUPP RT OF CONSERVATIVE REPUBL I C,\NS. BUT THE ADVOCATES OF CIVll ~IGHTS - WON OUT. THE ADMINISTiijATION MEASURE WILL STILL GO TO A FORMAL VOTE - PROBABLY TOMORROW. THE HOUSE - Vl~TUALLY CERTAIN TO PASS IT, AND SEND THE BILL ALONG TO THE SENATE. WHERE THE PLAN IS - TO JA IT THROUGH IN ' SPITE OF THE SOUTHERN FILLIBUSTER. In a I ve C t r· k , 11 i no · i , today - t e er i f ' o ed n ~e or t e r s n enlargement of a ""vi ence - in e urder oft ree id le- a ... ed ~ a en 1n a c ve, her t · ey had one - on a walking ri . ctually, it's a triple ex osure. Te sheriff lieving - that the mur er victim snapped it, when she a , a man ap ear. In the confusion t o other ex. osures n the same film. Which• makes a blurred sort of icture. But in it - a shado y fi ure. The sheriff says a study sows ·t to beam n about ive feet, nine inches tall, bet een t enty-~ive and t irty yeas old. orehea, nn is earin boots and a rka jacket. J H Y F ISBIE ES l'VE JUST COME FR THE ISLIES F POLYNESIA. I LIKE UCH OF THE REST OF UR PLANET THINGS ARE CH NGING EVEN IN THE ROMANTIC ISLANDS OF THE S UTH PACIFIC. IF YOU WANT TO SEE THEM BEFORE THE EFFECTS OF THE JET AGE ~RE TOO NOTICEABLE I SUGGEST YOU START PLANNING YOU~ T~IP TO THE SOUTH SEAS. START NOW. LAST YEAR, AS A PART OF OUR TV HIGH ADVENTURE SERIES, I TOOK A CAMERA CREW TO NE OF THE MOST RE OTE ISLANDS IN THE WORLD - THE ISLAND OF PUKA PUKA - OR DANGER ISLAND,AS THE EARLY PACIFIC EXPLORER ?APTAIN COOK, CALLED IT. PUKA PUKA IS CO PAflATIVELY UNSPOILED. IF YOU WANT T READ ABOUT IT, I SU GEST YOU ~ ET A COPV FA EW 8 OK CALLED: THE FRISBIES F THE S UTH SEAS, fllTTEN BY L VELY JOHNNY FRISBIE, A HALF-~ LYNESIAN lQ_ 1Y FBISBIE - 2 irl. Her f ther, Robert Dean Frisbie, was a soldier and writer, who after orld \ ar I wanted to get away from it all. A most unusual book - about Puka Puka - Danger Island - and an American who said goodbye to what we call civilization. To me it's a curious thing that only a few veterans of lorld lar 11 have sought refuge on the ■ ore remote islands. But thousands of them have found - or think they have found their Shangri La, their paradise on earth, in Hawaii. ome other night I'll tell you about one of these, a famous iir Fo1ce officer, who lives at the foot of the live volcano, ona Loa. PfllNCE IN LONDON, THE FiOYAL BABY GOT A N ; AM 1 E TODAY. , f'OU~ NAMES, IN FACT. THE MONT'H-OLD P · r-tlNCE SON OF QUEEN -;;, ELIZABETH IS NOW OFFICIALLY - ANDFtEW ALBEF\T CHRISTIAN EDWA~D. IN CASE YOU WONDEft WHY - f.HOSE A~E THE NAMES OF HIS TWO Gf\ANDFATH~f\S, AND ~IS TWO Gf\EAT. GijEATi , GFt~NDFATHER_S. Pf{INCE PHILIP, HIS FAlilfiEij - A SON OF PRINCE ANDf\EW Of GF\EECE. liHE QUEE~S FITrHEf\ - liHE ' LATE KING G 1 EOF\GE THE SIXtH. BUT KING GEOftt;EAS : BAPTISMAL NAM 1 E WAS FtEAL:L Y - ALBEF\T. CHft I ST I AN DEFU YES Ff{OM KING CHRISTIAN THE NINTH OF DENMAf\l< - ON tHE SIDE F THE CHILD~S FATHEf\. EDWAfU) - Ff\OM KING EDWAfU) THE SEVENTH, ON THE SIDE OF THE QUEE. so, LON'C; LI VE HIS ~OVAL HI t;HNESS · , PFtl tCE AND,tEW ALBEllT CHlll ST I AN ErtNAF\D! H is roy al are nts announce t a t, in famili r usage, he'll be called - P rince Andrew. Thereby honoring - the Patron Saint of ~ootland. A nd, they'll call him Andy - we presume. And now let's call in Dick Noel. HOflSE ut here /IN THE - WEST - A WALKING CONTEST BETWEEN A MAN AND AH ijSE. WHICH ENDED WITH ONE OF THE COMPETITOijS - RIDING. WHICH OF THE TWO HAD TO RIDE THE REST OF THE WAY f .. YOU GUESSED IT - THE HOftSE. WILLIAM MIHALO, FO~TY-FOUR YEARS 0LD, HAS BEEN A MEMBEij OF TWO U.S. WALKING TEAMS IN TiHE OLYMPIC GAMES. HIS OP~NE~INO. THE TWO - ON A WALKING HIKE I F~0~ LOS ANGELES T!O LAS VEQAS. MAN AND HO~SE - ON EVEN TEijMS, FOR ABOUT A HUNDijED MILES. AT WHICH POINT - THE PALAMINO DEVELOPED HOOF TiROOBLE, AND WAS LIMPING. SO THEY PUT THE HO~SE ON A TRAILER - AND HE RODE THE REST OF THE WAY. THE H0MAN PEDEST~IAN - COUPLETIN~ THE TH~EE HUND~ED MILE HIKE IN SIXTY-SIX HOU~S AND TWENTY-0NE MINUTES. NO HORSING AROUND - FOR HIM. / . / POLITICS To orrow, Senator Sy■1ngton w111 announ c otf1c1a l ly - that he's a candidate for the pres1dent1al no 1nat1on. Unoff1c1ally, he's been 1n the race all along ••• wlthout - adalttlng lt. But, in the last few aye, the reports ha•e been ln11■tent - that the Missouri Senator would 100n declare hi■■elt - and, today, b~ called a new■ conference tor to■orrow arternoon ••• aaylng - he'd make an annoince■ent. He didn't 1a7 on what 1ubJect - but you oan guess. I Senator Sy■1ngton haa been keeping out ot the atate pr1Mr1ea. And the word haa been - that he would not announce h1■ aelt •• a candidate, untll the prl•rlea were o•er. t> So why the ohange or plan ••• Well, we bear that the Sy■lngton forces are alaraed by the progre■ • ~ Senator Kennedy 1s aaklng ••• atra14 ot a ban4wagon payoholo17 N that mlgbt aweep Kennedy too tar along to be stopped. That, we bear, 1s why Symington 1a JW1p1ng 1nto the contest - earlier than he had intended. This news 1s acco■panled by a . blast - from the 0811palgn headquarter■ or senator Humpbrey ••• who 11 1n a 11•ely primary contest w1tb Kennedy (MORE) POLITICS •••• PAGE 2 1n W1aoons1n. &l Today, the Huaphrey people say they re alarmed - bJ the prospect or Republican •oters thronging 1nto the De■ooratlo prlury ••• to Tote - ror Kennedy •• • v1aoonaln law - peralttlng people to cross party llnea. The Huaphrey supporters don't aay ao in outright taehion, but lntlmatlons are that Cathollo Republ1oana ln Wl ■ oonain will go tor Xenne47. And the H1111phrey leadera declare - they don't expect a proportionate nuaber ot Republlcana to go tnto the De■ooratlo prl•r, ~-, - to •ote ror Senator Huaphrey:. I The adm1n1strat1on in Washington haa rejected - a plan tor ed1cal care tor the aged ••• sponaored - by the Democrats. The reJect1on - made orr1c1a1, today, by Welfare Secretary Arthur '1e■1ng, ln a state■ent g1•en o the Ways and Means Committee or the House. Secretary Ple■lng adde - that President Eisenhower ha■ no oounter- propo ■al to otrer ••• turn1ng down, also - another plan, wh1oh the Secretary suggested a■ an adll1n1atrat1on measure. Thia, howeYer, 1 ■ at111 being studied. The question 1 ■ likely to figure - in the oo■lng prea1dent1al election. The De■ocratlo leader 1n the Houae, Congre■ a■an lloConaaok or Massaobuaett■, tnalatlng - that he hope■ Congrea ■ will do ■omethlDI about it th1s year. Medical care - for the aged.