L.T, BUICK, FISHER, TUESDAY, JUNE 7 1 1966 (Sa l t Lake City, Utah) GOOD EVENING EVERYBODY: The full NATO council -- in session today at Brussel■ • France there quickly accepting without argument -- the plan ' to transfer NATO military headquarters from P&ris to Belgium. A move made necessary -- by DeOaulle!a threatened withdrawal from NATO. Nevertheless, first clash or the meeting -- a few minutes later. The French objecting to wording of a propo1a1 that would aet up a new "integrated" military co•lttee at NATO headquarters. Secretary of State Dean Rusk replying b luntly -- that France cannot expect to participate 1n MATO military decisions -- once it SEtvers its military t ies with t he a ll iance. Stil l later -- France objecting to the naming of a five- I.EAD-- 2 nation c011111ttee -- to negotiate the future or French troop1 on German 1011. The issue -- potentially explo11ve; but put aside te■porarily -- pending a diecueaion of Ea1t-we1t proble ■e. MEREDITH Widespread reac ~ion today -- to the shooting of Negro Civil Rights worKer Jamee Meredith. In the eouth -- in waahington -- indeed, far and wide. At Hernando, Mississippi -- site of the shooting 1nc1dlnt top Civil Rights workers vowing a maselve march; "bigger than Selma" -- as they put it; to finish the work -- begun by Mer-editb. Main purp@ae -- said Dr. Martin Luther King -- "to put President Johnson on the spot.'' In other words -- to force passage or federal legislation -- protecting the 11ve1 ot Civil Rights workers. Meredith himself to Join the line ot march -- as soon as his wounds permit. In waehlngton -- the shooting incident is seen as a t remendous ~hot in the arm -- for i:;aeeage of the requested bill alroady pending. overseas -- the Meredith story drawing banner headlines -- MEREDITH- - 2 -- on both sides of the Iron Curtain. Along with a wave of editorials -- the most bitter in Moscow 1 s Izvestia, where the shooting wae said to demonstrate "before the whole world" the fallacy "of Ame r1can propaganda concerning the triumph of freedom and de■ocracy." Almoet lost in the excitement the alleged gunaan -- one Aubre1 Ja•• Norvell -- was arraigned todaJ on a charge of assault with intent to murder. Bond -- set a twenty-t1ve thousand dollars. Ae for the victim -- James Meredith -- he's reported in good condition at a Memphis hospital. Hie release -- expected within a few days. On the othur ai de of the globe--mo erate Buddhist leaders in S igon--today re e ined control of the maiD anti-governmen, movement. Immediately calling u halt to street demonstration• and fiery suicides. Citing the need for 11 understanding- between tbe army and tbe people;" until tbe existing governmen,- oan be "reorgaDi&ed." ilowever, tbe plea telling on dear ears-in tbe ancien, .~ ~~ ............ iaperial capital ot Hu~ )ll11tant ~ddbiat leedere~ ■oun--. a general s t r i t - ~ paralyz,tbe city. ~'be government . • 1utct1y airlifting troop reinforce■eDt■ into tbe area-ready tor arq eventuality. On the figbting tront--u • .i• pe '.:.. tatroopera, planes and artille17 tod&T killed at least seventy-seven North Vietnamese regvlara-in a clash about three bUDdred milea north ot SaigoD. 'fl ~ This one ot the biggest ot recent battle•-- ill tbat atrite-toa 18114. AU14 i ' rom Key 4-argo to the dey 1 .rortuga . s.--ga . le wairning& were posted today tbe entire length or tb.e Flori.da Key•; in tbe \ race ot advancing Hurricane Alma-that w ro,ng-way, wrong-tiae atora rro■ 1 l ti the Caribbean. At last report--liurricane Al11a was beaded tor extreae western Cuba I packing w . inda up to ninetF ■ilea an hour-- and slowly picking up forward speed. ~bipa 1n tbe Florida •traita-alread7 beset by gale winds and bea-7 aeaa. ihe hurricane expected to continue its northerly courae tonight-but where it will go to110rrow ls ~orecaaters aiaply calling it-a I I FU 1 • r1orl4•1 e ass •• lca■lo anybody's guea•• .,. threat to_., aoutben KENNEDY Sena t or Robert . Kennedy o.f New York -- or, tour today at Stellensbosch, South Africa; bi . rthplace of Afrikaner Nationalism -- a hotbed of pTo-Apartheid 1ympath1ee. Be that ae . it may -- he was warmly g~eeted at stellensbocll University; and thia speech -- on the the• of racial equality -- drew prolonged applause. The entire v1e1t -- according to local obeervors -- probably tne no one triumph ot hie trip to date. The Kennedy •esage, if anything e en harder-hitting tod&J at Stellenbosch -- than it was yeeterday at cape To•n. "lo longe . r 11 - - said be -- "can any peraon be oblivious to the fate and future of any other." "And no longer -- he •nt on -- "can any nation defy the concerns or contempt of manlind." And here I s a 1a ter report; about a tumul tous airport welcome for Bo bb y Kenuedy to . night -- in the large English- speaking re . sort and coastal cit3 of Durban, .South Africa. Some KENNEDY-- 2 fifteen hundred cheering whi t ee, Indians and Africans -- breaK1ng through police 1.inee to englulf the senator and his 11111fe. Singing in unison ''We Love You, Bobby" and carrying him off the t'ield on their shoulders. CAIRu Hrl re 'E a E t or .Y 1 r om Cairo - - l,ne boomir1g Egyp t. a 11, me tropoli s of some four million people. It's aoout a P"Oblem we normally thlni< of aE typically American -- when in truth, it seems to be universal. That is, t1afflc congestion. The problem 1.n ca iro -- eubJe - ct of a forty-day study. Final report -- listing traffic snarls uniquely Egyptian in flavor. Chief ot' these -- some forty-thousand donkey carts -- that crowd into the heart of the city every day. A1eo -- dllapldated buses -- so crowded that people sometimes hang from the windows. Not to mention six-way traffic circles -- pede~trians who traditionally ignore traffic lights -- motor J ~ts who rely mor on their horns than t heir brakee -- ~nd came ls tool Or,c ~ugge.:ted • ~olution; a vast expansio1, of the fla•t of 11,,er · use.; -- t hatnow travel .. oe Ni1e. This pending romp etlon of~ Euuway or monorail -- pardl _ ellng the river. CA IH O - - c: To J e followed oy an east-west S"1bway -- aroes town under the Nile. Perhaps the most startling part of the report, however is the fact t~~ · · 1 • w as made oy a panel of traffic experts from Japan. Now if the Japanese can Just find a •1 to solve that Egyptian traffic mess, then they should return to To1<yo -- and solve the wild traffic there! America's newest satellite--the "Ogo - " space snoo - per-- reported in "great ~hape" today. ~wnlve hours after littott rrom Cape Kennedy-its photo-el,ctric eyes leckllla pertectl7 on the earth and the sun. lta~ilizing the g~ant space lab- in a far-reaching orbit. The "Ogo's" mission; to test tbe danger of space rediation--to future astronaut■ who will travel to the •oon. ~is through en elaborate series or experimenta--acheduled to begi . n 'l'bursda7. ~o goes-the "Ogo". a..,/' .,,tJt- ,,,,f_ N - +- .,. - --