2 (LJ T . t South Sea I l a nde~ then Ant arcti ca ana Eur ope. Be. gi en y uo Ed w ards of CBS } G 00D EVEN ING : The Internal Revenue Service t oday took eome of the steam out of the proteete of angry businessmen by announcin g an eaein of proposed re g ulations to curb income tax expense accounts . Internal Revenue Service Commissioner Mortimer Caplin drew applause at a hearing in Washin gt on today when he announced that the new rules will be liberalized by the time they g o into effect on January Firet . In hie highly critical audience were eome eixty businessmen, Labor Union officials and members of Congress who were present to protest the new regulatione. Some had complained t hat the new rulee would ant create insurmountable bookkeeping problems becauee of the d et ail t hat would be required. HOU nm ederal H ouEin o fficiale held new co nf eren ce i n wa sh i n on tod y a n d admit te d t he re is a p o e~ibil ity t h at the o v ernment would Q ei z e and ope r ate low - r en t houein g pro j ects wh i ch vi o la e President Kenne d y's order a ai ns t diecrimination i n federally - a s sis t ed housin g . The Public Houein g Administration estimated that, out of the one hundred thoueand low - rent public housin g units authorized by Congresz last year, about seventy thousand will come under the executive order. About thirteen hundred communities acrose the nation have federally - aesisted housing projects. • Defen e S ecretary R o be rt McNam ara t o day a nnounced the lon expec ed overh ul of the Army R es e r v e and National Guard a pro ram which hae etirred a controverey amon e ome state o ve rnors. McNamar a eaid t he reor a niz ati on is designed to increase the combat readinese of the reserve a nd national g uard, and 11 build mili ary stren g th far gr eater than any we have lc nown in the past. " The plan calls for droppin g several Reserve and National Guard divisions without reducing the seven hundred thousand man strength now authorized for those two branches. Most of the men in the eliminated unite would be transferred to other Guard divisions or new brigades. The Chairman of the National Governors• Conference - - Governor Albert Rosellini of Washington today asked all state g overnors to withhold their approval of the reor g anization, pendin a meetin g of a special committee of g overnors. INT R O. TO L.T. eailed etyle. rom the South Pacific, where Captain Bligh once description of Mutiny on he Bounty - movie IIUTIIY YARN - 2 ------------.-- makin g p re r. arations, buildin eight giant war canoes e ach sixty fe e t long. It took a year to make them. One now is the ong Bar at the new hotel Tahiti. •Trader Vic• bought another and had to cut it into four sections to ship out t o one of his Polynesian restaurants in the States. You can imagine the i ■ pact of all this on Tahiti and nearby Moorea and Bora Bora . That the re should have been war• friendships with the P~ynesian girls was expected, but the story now is that so ■ e of the woaen unofficially and officially married, were not coming home. One aoroin when tbe town awoke, on buildings and even on the sidewalks, everywhere, were signs reading 1 MGI Go Boae!• However, the French a uth ~ rities didn't approve of this caapaign that waa supposedly put on by husbands and lovers. They thought t ey knew who started it - - a chap part French and part American. They threw hia in the local bastille. If you see the fil ■ I hope to some day if you notice a gap in the story, maybe here is the An old friend and colleague, Bob Flah e rty, who joined me in Cinera ■ a and then died bef o re he had an opportunity to work on the first pictur e - - Bob was the first important motion p icture director to bring a crew he re to Tahit,i. lany of you ill remember his early masterpiece, •Taboo•. A few other fila crews have come to these aisty isles to fil ■ their carefree inhabitants, who live •to sing, to dance, to play their ausical instruments, and to make love•. But never was there a film invasion com p arable to the recent one. lhen MGI came to re-do Nordhoff & Hall's •Mutiny on the Bounty•, they brought a crew of a hundred and fifty people, including technicians, carpenters, electricians, ■ ake-up ■ en, as well as actors, camera crews, and so on. They co ■aandeered all the taxis, used thirty buses, and tied up one hundred s ■ all cars; and, they stayed longer than did Captain Bligh and the original Bounty ere• in Seventeen Eighty-nine. They bad other people out here a year earlier explanation. They say one of the p rinci p als in the cast caused aucb a furore that he had to be sent hoae. It was after aost of the picture had been made. B\t. this actor became so enthusiastic a bout the life and custoaa of Tahiti, and got stoned so often, and they even burned down his own house. So, MGM cut his entire part out of the picture and sent hi• packing. FOLLOW L.T. Lowell, we 1 re all familiar wi th the phraee, o i n g Hollywood. From what you•ve juet told u e , maybe we need a new one - - almoet self - explanatory -- 11 goin Tahiti. 11 CONGO The United Nations Command in Leopoldville said today that Katanga force and troope of the central Congolese government are fightin inside the north Katan g a town of Kongolo. Reports reaobin Leopoldville said some fifteen hundred Katan a troops are surrounded and the battle ie continuin. SENATO R ELI.ENDER I U. S . S9~~tor Allen Ellender of Lou1Q1ana oday wae .· • " barred from enterin the African country of Tanganyika because of dero gat ory remarks he has been making about African governments while on hie current tour of the continent. Ellender yesterday wae barred from Uganda for e1milar reaeone • • CUBA Federal authorities in Key west, Florida, today arreeted thirteen battle - clad, armed men and charged them with preparing to launch a guerrilla attack against Cuba. They included one Cuban, a Canadian and eleven Americans. MOUND CITY there•e a baesle going on in Mound City, South Dakota. Vi g ilante farmers are k eeping an around - the - clock watch from a command poet over a sandbag - barricaded building which federal marshals are threatening to etorm to recover government records of the Agriculture stabilization and coneervat1on service. The federal plan 1e to remove those recorde to a neighbor&ng South Dakota town. Mound City people, numbering about one hundred and fifty, believe this might down - grade their statue, and cut down on bus1neee. And at leaet two men •re kept in the building with orders to alert the countryside if the need arleee. Right now we need Dick Noel. ODDITIES Well, Dick, a couple of what mi ht be called cut1es. In Gary, Indiana, Julian Strycheck pleaded innocent to failin g to pay more than twenty traffic tickets. Julian ie superintendent of the Gary Parking Meter Department. And in Taungton, England, fella named David wearmouth was held up by a one - armed bandit. It took firemen three houre to free hie arm from the mouth of a elot machine. Rough way to play the machines. With that, goodnight, and we 1 11 be back tomorrow.