~ . . • '° • "e r s 1 nt or t h Un " 'tate s - visiting he , s~ zia .. 1 e resi e in Lon· n. r a te vocate of r1 t 1 h-Amer1 an friendship. ay ing a call on 1r ~ in ton Churchill r rs our 1 e P resident too k part in c eremonies at St. a 's ~ a he ral. ueen Elizabeth, unveiling an uu honor ro - o~ A ericans killed 1n World War Two - while baaed in ritai . To e Mr. Nixon went off to the Churchill residence - w~ere he iscussed Anglo-American relations with Sir Winston. An i~ar e ha Churchill hopes to pay us that visit we've been wa t ing ~ or - next May. .i t s news c o n e r en c e to a _ e r etar of tate .) ... , , a s ad ere with e sti on s - abo11t B e rlj . T h e ne ws men as tn h i m to sp el l o u t - ks h is p oli c . Se r e t r D u l les bega n by sa y ing - w e ' ll us e f or c e t f n ecessary - t o sta y in est B erlin. B ut hea d e d u ic k l y - t h at 's an a ca d e m ic p oint - because he d oesn't be l ieve Kh rush c hev 1 s g oin t o tr y ano t her Berlin a.ta bloc k ade. Ac c ording to iaour Secretary o f tate -- the Russians may be g et t ing nea y to retreat on the Berlin issue. Especially - i f K hrushchev has consulted his legal advisers. The boss of t h e Kr emlin has c alled on the West - to scrap the Potsdam agree ent, that set up four-power administration o f Berlin. A t to a 's news conference, Secretar y Dulles pointed out - the o ts d am a greement ls only one document 1n the c ase. The Soviet s have signe d a number of pledges - to help m aintain control of Berlin by R ussia, Britain, France an d the Uni t ed States. h 1 ec r eta r u l le s a s p ea k n in hin gt on ·o rr e of ... · o on f 0 r en es hel · in E uro p e . a ena u e r , ct 1 to ether i n a K r e uzna c h , er a n y . his e e in , p lanne l o ng b e f ore t ension b ro ke o t aga in i n erlin . O f c o u r se , th e ench P remier an d t he G er me n C h a n c ell o r too up t h a t issue - an d rea f firme d t he international st ats o f e rlin. B ut they also covered a whole series o f topics - w ith e mp hasis on the E uropean common market '' - the area lu• inclu ing both Fran c e and W est Germany. Tariffs will be lowere d t o stimulate trade. The other meeting - bin East Berlin. romyko, t r av ellin g in secre y - f or a conference with Eas t German P re m ier, rotewohl. No word yet - about what the Soviet ore! n l ister s a i d t o the Soviet puppet who runs Ea st erman . n 1 · /a :., h n t or l i ms 0 t, o z en O c .; " s pace ..... . r. A 0 m n or en c says that - 1 wea her a tel l i It woul be put into • ,) A h i h on e 1 ~ ~ or b i t - c r ~ ,_. over both Poles. I en d in ba c infortltion - to b e se 1 \ ea her f ore as ting. nother project - an arti f i ci al satellite - for the planet enus. rhis roe et would travel fifty million miles - in a-hun red-an -fif ty-one days. The most favorable time f or the laun c hing - in the middle of Nineteen Fifty Nine. U in Alaska , they're talkin ab out t hat ~emoc r a tic a v a 1 a n c h e · ' l' e J.J e m O c r t s , t a k i n b o t h s e at s i n t he ~e n ate , a n the one in the ouse. A lso, the go vernorship of our t'orty-1 int ~t te . J:.na they'll control bo t h h o uses of t h e Ala ka legislature. ~vidently t e votes are all in from the ~han da lar, the Kobuk, the K oyukuk, the Iuskokwim and a ll the remote sots in our vast 49th state. ln the only tight race the latest is t ha t the veteran Ernest Gruining won out over p, p ular young Mi ke ~tepovich. ' O t1 · rm r (' . r g the Se · e . u . Y V t, o f' , , , 10 or , I t: plete . r n 0 i - } 1' m ch o· r l m or 1 Ly , 1 r vor 0 ecretary en->o non 1 n elimina eo r e c ontrol - a n d pegs ~ j r e e no v les s than s1xt fl e p er en t,ro the m are rt e , o r the t hree pre e fng y ears. ecreta ry S enson es ri 1s an as ' less c ontrol, more f ree om ' . e sa she'll use the same plan - when he draws up a wheat ro ram - to be submitted to the next Congress. I h o ran b 1 a . emor i ~s of ,m r1 ~ , m o 0 0 0 .na e L in be r h c - ' 9n h artzko f . s e ere poll e . le hes r ht t ,0 a hal · ears - an en e in the o B runo R ~ ard : u. ann . er ,. orl far Two, eneral .:> chwarz op was ass igne o es e an - under General ucius Cla. There, the great crim1 1 in estigator organised one of the crack police for c es o he orl - the West German police force. In Nineteen Fifty, he served as where he hel Chief of the American military mission in Italy - ~ J . . c ~ ~ ~-tii~rU'ff'~, e stamp out ommunist activities. For the past /'" ·e ears, he I s be en active in the investigation of crime 1n New Jerse· . eneral 0 rman Schwarzkopf - now dea at the aaga a e o sixty-three. . .I , & 11 r · ,r , n 1 ,~ o ol r; h J o J • '1 , • w r r- J : • 1P l r , rl r tn ~ 0 tw n . y hree i o n . re ho lin a n e ' e lan c oast. .... . -·. ta te New or k . n e en th e South will :r . e a.:- . O " 0 winter ri ng he night . ~h e weather, mill ions of Am eri ~ ans are home for the holi da . A usual, the great waa weather. It's the number of m eri cans high ways, because of ar less driv ing - e: re g is over. n · rom 1 0 , orea - o 1 k omet h i u al e or · · hill i s Opp n e i m . A sh i p , tand ln g a - eon he te rri t ori a l li m it 0 o th K ore a . si __ na , :'l s h i h ree times on t he s h or e - th en a motor boat ea ·1 0 he ship . S ev er al men, c li mb e d aboard . · ~nl , a ou t h orean c oas t guar cutter race d in. ~ h e sh i , b e f ore it ould g et away . A gun battle shi 's e re - en swarming over the rail. ere's what ma k es the incident so nd li k e- thriller. -:'he oas uar c a tured a top Red spy from North Korea. H e ha ~ o . e o rom eou! - 1n that motor boat. The South ?: oreans als o seize a small arsenal - of Soviet machine guns, r-1 les an r na d es . · t' : 1 ·1 nn , n r t I J - :_j er -: ; 1. r; r., \1 t ~ . v 0 yone in the · n n f r rlnce Aki hito • 1 hi o ho a .-1, u no11 1 of f icial. 9... ~ .a hter o f a flour anufa turer ~ I, s ~ 1me any Japanese Cro P rin c e - a)lkm has e the nobility. This, one more example o f lo o -.. e r ··a: :'a 11 , le by Emperor H1roh1 to - is coming to h C ent ry democracy. • I • _,~ -- ... , ,, . . ' r v . --· ~ •• - .... , h f "" I' ,.. - C. - : a: o ome lan h 0 v . n , no, the site e 1ssouri iver. p ri e agree on - s . ut the In tans ha en't seen a red - .. ie up 1n . ' ashington. · Sioux once ruled - the a 0tas. Now o s rvive - on the ua reservation. NI - t i 1 I" OU e o f Lo r d , 1· n h . t onaon - s JUS ,.. mitte c r e r interesting member of the eera e. NO, not a nothe minine member. The · ao 1 es , a lr ea . y are a f am i l i a r si ht m o n , the noble lords, alt o u h s ome of t em on't ike that id~a a it. Tis rticular p eer is - a benedictine monk. father eter Gilbey - ninth tiaron Vaux of I arrowden. e entered the ~atholic risthood in ~ineteen thirty-Two - saying he didn't want the title. .out, he inherited it anyway - an nis superiors at the monastery gave hi ■ permission to accept. k h · ~ut he's al o a baron - ~on - a aon e 1s. Vaux of Harrowden. 00 · · · · o o e 0 • . m ) , 11 r ~ t - a , . - 1 ,. h - 1n nie - u1 · ho 0 t 1 1 . n • l o · · r n , r p r r it, lemon, , au ar, After · ou own one - you _ eel hoo . o