President Eisenhower•e veto record is still perfect - following today's vote 1ri~he Houee. Subject_ that bill to strip some authority from Secretary ot Agriculture Benson. The bill, passed by Congrees - then vetoed by the President. The Sentte voted on Tuesday - to override the veto. Today - the House having the last word. A majority, voting - against Mr. Eisenhower - two-hundred-ed-eighty to one-hundred - and-torty-s1x. But falling tour short -- ot the t•o-th1rde - - - needed to rule out a presidential veto. So President B1senho•r•s record - goes on and on. ~ Re' ~toeJlhundl'e~Hh1rty-t1ght bills aince ht entered -4?~ the White House and..._. never had a single vetotf overturned on 1, Capitol Hill. No other president in .American histoey - ever ran up a etring like that. NIIISTERS The main result of the meeting of weetern Foreign Ministers in Paris - not mentioned in the communique. The official statement - Just what we expected. Short. and to the point. Britain, France, West Germany, and America - agreeing on the two bae1c points. First - no surrender on west Berlin. Secondly - a willingness to negotiate with the Ruesiane. So what was the main result? Juet this. The Allerican secretary or State - surviving the inspection or hie colleague,. -e.~ Christian Herter - 1mpressingA a.lfJL ..!.a,1 Her.. •II uoii 1,aAlal a; Herter, accepted -ae a worthy spokenan tor the United states.- in the tradition ot John Poster Dullea. ~';.f!f:J rat st••~ 1!'9ce1v1ng comp1111111nts like -•excellent• and "an A-one diplomat." SOVIET ~ From ViennA_a warning abou~ demobilization - Kremlin ~-G~ style. Khrushchev boasting~-- sent three hundred thousand men back to civilian life. The catch - almoet half going directly into armament plants. The truth - pieced together - rrom Intelligence reports, reaching Vienna. CANADA Canada will provide oommun1cat1on lines for American bases - in Alaska and Greenland. So stated in a Canadian White paper - juet releaseu in Ottawa. -tfJ- The White Paper points out~ Canada and the United states are cloeely linked tor mutual defense. Joint undertaking like the Dew Line - the radar warning system acrose the Canadian Arctic. The two good neighbors, now adding• communication lines leading from the United States - across Canada - and on to Alaeka and Greenland. PANAMA In Panama, it•e the invaders against - the Organization of American States. Panama, receiving help rrom - her sister republics. IIINllll;II Planes from the United statee - p atrolling the sea approahcee to the Panama canal. Ecuador and Costa Rica - sending fighters. Guatemala - air-11tt1ng volunteers, trained in jungle warfare. Other nations of South and Central America - promising to do their biti. All this - following news about '9zo ■• two rebels ships l,~tt leaving Cuba, _~reinforcements for - the eighty k ~ d_ _(~~if ineurgente alread:,~m~iilPan ~ llilHII ap hi b!N po.t ul:- hombre de Dios. What nationality are the reinforcements? Rumor still makes them CUban - despite Fidel Castro's denial. The g ov rnment of •ndia - tryin to stop ~o ■■unists infiltr tin g from Tibet. New Delhi, sending a ~ ecial inform t ion - to its officials in th north - near the Tibetan border. The p oint being that ~hinese ueds have been moving into ln ia from Tibet, disguished as men of ~ham - those hardy mountaineers who are still holding out against Yao Red army of occup tion. r e · n a te okays a money bill calling for nearly t, ree bi li o n dollars, includin t~o hundred million in loan. - for un er-develo ed countries. Another vi~tor7 for resident Eisenhower - who requested the e ~ L ra money _ to fill u the administration's loan fund. MICHIGAN Michigan, oin g through - its first payless pay-day. No salaries f o r - state employees. Reason - bankruptcy. Governor Mennen Williams claiming - hie state ie brbke. R e publicans call this - "a c ntrived diaaster." -t/4t- I Pointin g out A Michigan still hae alm o st two hundred million dollars salted away. To which Governor Williams replies-tle,/- these funde are tied up by contracts and state laws. Michigan, bankrupt - while the state legislature debates whether to have - a graduated income tax, or more sales taxes. GODFREY ---------- To a y' o ,, erG.tion o n brthur d f 0 · r Y - a sad ccasion for lb entertainment world - in f a ct for a ll .. meri c ns. T e r i o a n t 1 · · ev1s1on st r - foun d t o have c a ncer of t, e left lun /•n ·t of is lun g , r.moved cluring the 0 er a i o n - which l; . Led six hours. .l have just come . the hos p ital 1rom where the doctor s a t the N e w Y or k , res by t. e r i an U e d i c al '-' en t er are not sure yet tat they have checked the ~ "al ignancy. But they describe their atient's condition as 1 g ood 1 • Two -•••k• ago, the famous entertainer told his TV audience - about his fear of cancer. That fear - coming true in crushin tragedy. Arthur Godfrey, struck down - at the hei e ht of his p henomenal career - and his vast popularity. But there's still strong hope that he will be back on his feet yet_ back on the shows that .ave d elighted · · r meri·cans for •••••J so many years. so many m1l 1ons o ggp[BEY - 2 lf any man deserves the title ilr. !tadio and Mr. Television - that man is Arthur Godfrey. TRUMAN -£ 62- Fonner President Tru~ invited to testify betore - the Ho~ee Committee on Un-American Act1v1t1ee. An interesting idea - considering what HST said about that connittee yesterday. ~~ "The moat Un-American thing 1n the country todaJ" _ - - . . . • IA IE IS, • th-lf i"~l(" ' -~ Today /\ - heated retorts troa 1Nlllbera or tbt C0111t1ttee. Sarcastic reterences to - Alger Hies and Barl'J Dexter White. Chairuta Walter ot Pennsyl van1a, auggett1~ that Ir. Truaan - te■t1ty betore the Com1ttNl,aiplaln Ju■t how Ull-.AMr10111 -- the Rouse Committee on Un-Allerican act1v1t1ea really 11. Mr Truman'-~- he'll be delighted to teat1ty · A .... A. betore the c011111ttee - it he can t1nd t1•, during thia v111t to Vuhington. oni - ht . trali as the ans~er to tbe queati n - 1 1111 tan e1 s ·11• The answer is yes. t.anley Yantus, the ic i n c icke farmer •ill beco ■ e an Aus1ie. Telling a news conference that the out Back folks have aore free •han Americana. So, he's buying e tar■ - near Melbourne, Uon. The Yankua family to live ~own Under. T ~ Yanku es to be Aussies - no longer Yanta. E A RL --- t o mcat? a ve y ou eard t h e stor y of - the Earl a n d the ver in ortley, ~ n g l a nd, the noble lord - the Ea rl of , h arnclif f e - n a s a ub. The t arl runs his own ub - in Mortley. A lso he sam p les t h e liquor every day - to be sure it's wha t his customers want. ' lhen hia lordahip stag g ers home - to sleep it off. L a st night the Larl had an encounter lllth a to ■ cat they call Elvis. liecause they say 1!.lvis sings rock-I-roll - all ni g ht long, under the i":arl' s window - 1erenadia1 biil. W hereu p on this anno7ed the Earl, who seized hia rifle - and shot Elvis the toacat. Creating a scandal that i• rocking Wortley, with the court-room case of the S. P .C.A. versus - the Earl ot Wharncliffe o, er i.1vis the Toa Cat.