co ;: Go ----- ·y, Feb. 13, 1961 Tonight t l e chancellories of the world are still rocking - ~rom the news of Patrice Lu umba's death. Even in the Congo, where viol ~ nce is an every-day aff a ir - the assassination of ~he ex-Premier has created waves of terror from Leo p oldville to Stanleyville. The ongo, now split by this -- even more than ith Lumumba alive. The Congolese tribes seem headed for Civil · ar - a conflict between pro-Luaumba and anti-Luau■ba forces. The quarrel, still based on the old allegiances - even though the most important leader of one faction is gone. As for the remaining white population, we hear their situation may be desperate. As one Belgian observer ut it - "this means the ni g ht of the long knives." Congolese troops in the jungle are ex ected to go berserk - armed mainly with knives; attacking all the Europe a ns, and A m eric a ns too, that they find. GO ~------ n t i n noticeable in the is J tc es from arc n t e .. orld toaay - as a rel ucta ce to acce t he first account of Lumumba's death; the statement about Lu umba and hi t o companions, cau ht after their flight from jail -- murdered by villagers. ·estern observers are still on a wait-and- see status about it. Were Lumumba's enemies taking no more cha ces with him? As for oscow - there they are sayinu that Katanga's Premier Tshombe ha is rival put out of the way. The Soviet Amb ssador to the O.N. today, referring both to Tshombe and the Belgians -- called them accomplices in a brutal crime. iorin, denouncing the U I - - for allo ing it to ha en. On one thing everybody agrees, t a t the o ·o has entered its greatest erio of crisis. A cri is t t ill · · or 1 - ; · i e re :1 e r c u i o n • JAIL FOLLOW COBGO A dispatch f rom Mungulunga in rstan g a -- ~ 1ve r ue eo:oe detai le about th e plaee where Lumumba W8R held. The building - a former private home ow~ed b y ~ Belgian. The walls - made of •*• 1andatone. Inside, one room - nine feet by I fifteen. ~ one bed - where t=M- three prisoner• /\ slept. The sin g le door, guarded on the out11de by two eoldlers. ., The r B tanga version of wh e t happened• goe1 like this! - Lumumba and his confederate, bored a hole in the eandstone well - during the night. Climbing through, they ma , de clubP - out of tree branche~. Then lo1e up beb1nd 'the guerda - end clubbed them unconscloue. After which it was a si m ple matter for the fugitive~ to run to their get away car and disappear down a jungle road. UP I new ■ man, Diete~ Steiner report• - some evidence to eubetantlate the story. For example - there 11 a hole in the iime1tone wall JAJL fQLLQw QQIGQ - 2 and the two guard£ have 1uap1 on their head ■ - that loot ae 1f they were ceueed by 0lub1. Th• reet of the Ketenga account! oballen1• They t••II■■-■ ~~ ........ ~·~ 4eflant1J •prove that what we ■ eJ 11n't true.• i( YIIVI In Kay the planet Venue will haTe a Ti ■ ttor - from the Planet Earth. But Ju ■ t wbat kin4 of a v111t - l1n 1 t clear. The 8ov.let 1pece rocte, - could hlt Venue head on. Or, go into an orbll around the planet. WhateYer happen• in that rende ■ -You1 ou, . ~ c ~T J ~A~ 1n ■pace, lt add■ u~ t~--~HEiA~l\r1uapb for . Ru111an 1c1eat11t1. They muet heTe deYeloped a rootet thruet of• million pound• - lu•t to launch thetr Thea carrter rocket lnto outer ■pace. lli•A !bey touobed off the Pll&J-beat rocket - and •ent lt soo ■ 1n1 d••• lnto the ■ olar ■y1te ■ toward Venui. The ■peoe treveller 1t1elf le pretty blg -- wel1b1n1 fourteen hundred pounde. So 1t'e no wonder that a1trono■er ■ everywhere - are eendlng their congratulation• to • their oppo1ite nuaber• tn Mo1cow. -t,dl._. l::i And - the tar1et ba1 a 1pec1e1 inter••~• ~7 Yenu~ £ e pJenet of ■11tery. The astronomer I point neareet neighbor in ■ pace c o uld haYe eTolved 11v1n1 t h ing••• we know the■. It'• aelther JIJPI - a \wo hot nor too cold. And it has an a,ao1pbere. The a7uer7t _ We never eee Venua / ~ beaYy olouc.t~ eurround.taa,_ the -••• plane, /' . . n . like a ehell. What•• below the cloud, < _ .._ • qu , e11ton /\ a1trono er• baTe been a1kln1 for • lone tl •• II loot• e• i t •ome an1wer11 will be forlbcoatag - now that the au111a.n1 ere pioneering a path to Y.enu1. APB♦ In Baftna, they have • new 1ey1n1 - • ~otn the rebel• in the . n unta1n1, and eleep et bo111 e•ery nlght.• A ■arca1t1c reference to the fact - aa \bal Ce1tro 1 1 enemlee heTe been cro11tng hle ■ tege llne in the Sierra de lecaabrey. The r e b e l • ~ out of their mountain lalr by nlght f . • r r • • • ' # Oaetro vlllage~ wlth hlt end run atlaote. Some of the rebele, even vletttng Havana, before recroeetng the Can:ro line• itt 1&;1!11 A the Sierra de Eecambray. Today, Caetro wee in - no, not the mountain ■ - the eu~•r cane field ■• Tbe Dlotalor --(' 1e11d1n1 twentJ thou1end volunteer worker, 1n herve ting the crop. Sounde 1mpre ■ 1l•• - twenlJ thoueand volunteer• coming out ■ tat ca ■ tro•• ep~esl. The catcb 1• - he had e,ted tor• hundred thai 1and. IIBIIPI President Kennedy's addree1 before the Betional Indu1trlal Conference Board in Weehtngton -- was intended to remove the feare that hil Adm1n11tret10n might be antt-buF1ne1a. The Pre~ldent celled on - both labor and manegement - to bold the line on pr1cee. Saying - Weshln~ton can't do it alone. He urged b11 audience - to ezpand thelr tactorlea. ~1ght - obaole1cence. Re 1ummed u~ •1th the word8 - ••• Bre anti-monopoly, not ant1- bue1ne11.• WhereupOA, hie eudt~nce of bu11ne1• men bro~e into loud IP lauPe. Their verdict - they llke what tbe1, beard today. end ho"- the A4■ 1n11tralto will lt1ck to•* thil Kennedy pollCJ of fa•orl~I neither bu11ne1r nor labor. AlftABQTIQ On Thuraday we had a etorJ aboul Antarollo --- T ~ ~ce - lwenty feet thlck. The 1ce floee - ln the Belllngh•u•en lea. Toni ht from the Ultimate louth co••• word of ice - a hundred feet thlok. The ~olar lee cap - ex + ending overt e Anterct1c continent. cap The lee•••• hae 3u1t been char t ed bf an lnternat1onal team, one Argentlne, one Bu1111n. and 11x A•erlcana. The ~rcup 1tarted at NcNurdo S~nd - two month• ago. They coYered the twelve hundred mlle• to the Pole - 1n •now oats. Vehicle• wltb tread• - 4eTelope~ e1pec1elly for travel aero•• tee and 1now. The ■ c1ent11t•, laking geological , f eoundtnge, e•ery 11x, m11ee. r1ndln1 that •• a, I \ /'l_ many point• they had to.drill a hundred feet throu~h the ice - before hitting the rook 1urface of the Antartcic continent. JAIi In St. Loul1, Standrod Cermlchael, IA1d t oday -- •1t ••• reel hot 3asz, and t h ey gol the Standrod Carmlch■ el ( o,...,,. t t t> e e T p•efe11tonal ~ an Ep11copallan m1n11ter - with the )\ official title of •canon Mlae1oner 0 ot Stat t Gl , .. Illas Why the ~1ve taltT We - )), ""ft;. ca , non like• rbyth• with a hot beat) ~figure, - bi■ con~regation ml~ht feel the•••• way. So he deciaed • to 1nc r e11e attendance by replacing hl•~r•on ta the Catbedral - with hJana ln D1z1elan4 1tyle. •~••• at veeper1,•w11 the way he advert1ee4 bl ■ -- evening s e rvice. \ lo• eeztet 1wun1 111 ••J throu1h •Jo1bua flt the battle of Jericho,• and other• number• from Ba~ln Street. Reeuit - the blgge1t attendance 1n the bletory of It. Lou11. The Canon•, oampa11n ~ - a 1ucce••· In the word• of the Reverend Standrod C a r m i ~ • ~ the cathedral 11 jump i ng, , i,, f v it• I ■tandl!a rooll on1/ • XIJQH! A team of American ectent1Bte heTe come up with a•• Utopian idea. ~-t K••, ae much as you I like - without putting on weight. How1 Why. by acting like - a laboratory ret. The Lederle lab at Pearl River, lew York - hee been try1ng out a new drug. It'e na ■e - Phen,ola■ lne. In~ected into rat, - phentola■ ine goe1 to work on tbelr ■etebolt•. ~eventing the ) cell ■, from •tortn1 tat. Bo no matter how mucb ~ theae rate eat they 1tay exactly the •••e wet1ht. It thll method e•er reachea the market - you'll be eble to g1Ye up dtetlng. ~•en the ladJ with the box of cbocolate1 w111 be able to face tbe beth r o■ •calee after a doee ot - phenlolamtne.