The General AaaeablJ of the united lattona will corwent tGIIOrNW, and one ot the tlrat thlnga on the progr111 •111 be - a rejection ot the Red Chinese bid tor -•rah1p. That'• tbl ~ word - aa Peld.ng, today, ae"ed notio~ Red China •111 cle■•nd a place. Sub1titute l!tl!!lllQ!!L- Washington announce,, tonight, the U.S. today• accepted the !ritieh inTita- tion to a nine-power conference in London next ••et. Which ■ eana for one thing that Secretary of State John Foater Dull•• •ill 10 tra•elin1 a1ain. That perin1rinatin1 diplo ■ at returned tbi1 weekend fro ■ a hurry-up trip fro ■ la1t Geraan7 and Lea4on. Ondertatin1 that Journey - t••••iatel7 after ~ retarnin1 fro ■ a tran1-Paoiflc fli1ht T lanila, tor the South la1t A1ia Conference there. lat now, all be ha1 to do 11 to attend the ••••ion of the General A••••bly of the United latlon1 be1tnnin1 toaorrow. Plar a principle part there tor aeTeral 4•1• - then oroa• to London tor the bi1 pow-wow. lhicb - will tr7 to de•i•• a 1ab1titute for the defunct IDC. TodaJ, French Forei1n lin1ter lendea-rranc• outlined hla propoaal - for the re-ar■ a ■ a■ ent of le1tern Sub1titute llll!!IA!l~l!L - page 2 Ger■any. ~ alhrnathe .Jf...-... I'- " the !den Plan. The Briti•h Foreign Secretary proposed that the leat Ger■ an . t Re-Ar■ a ■ ent be - within the fra ■ ewort of IATO. But lende1-rrance want• the buein••• to be arran1ed under the Bruaal•• Treaty - which ca■• before IATO. At the •••• ti••• ha want■ t o ~ Gar■an ■a■bar1hip in the lorth Atlantic Treaty Or1ani1ation. 1u11e1tlon do•• not pl•••• the Cer■ ana on• bit. All - a441n1 to the difflcultl•• of the nine-power •••tins at London. A'l'OIIIC A new book charges - that soviet Ruaata gained a lead 1n the developnent of the hydrogen bomb. 'r•porary - at least. ' ' / Jecauae ot delaya in this country. Delays - bl-don Dr. Robert Oppenbeiller, who played a proainent part 1n the de•elo1J11Nnt ot the at0111c bollb. Oppenhetaer - now deprl••d ot aeour1ty clearance. TM book la by J-■ Shepley and Clay Blair, ot tbi . . Vub1naton atatt ot TIJII IUO.AZDB - and~J)llbllabed 1n ldnnee by the ■apzlnt U.S. IIIWS AID WORLI> UPOllt. !be f..!~j ' ~ ~a•acr1be what tbly oall - a peraonal duel betwNn wo extraordinary Mn~ Dr. Robert ~ppellM111er and Dr. ldwud Teller - tbe latter · finally pre•a111DI. . . l(ydropn bc11b d•••los-nt tn th11 coana-, - pre■ ... toiward. IIDO-CHINA The political cr1e1a in Indo-Ch1na srowa ■ore tenae with the reaignation, today, ot n1ne Cabinet •mbera. Pre■1er Di .. ot Southern Viet Nam 1a in a deadlocked feud with Al'IIJ Coaander, General Hinh. The Pre■ier - likewise oppoaed bJ powert11l relt.gioua aecta. He, btJuelt, a Chr11ttan, a R011&.-i Catholic. So now, nine Cabtnet -bera out or t1tteen ba•e banded in their reatpatlona, and the belief 11 thlt PN11ier f Di• cannot 1u"l•e "theae new deteotlona. lleamhlle, there•• belated new1 troa thl Id.Did• ot Lao• - tel11111 ot a temr11t attack on blade ot tht looal ao•enaent. It happened on Saturday ntlht - tht ltntater ot lfar ahot to death. 'ftll PNll1er am Hffr&l other ltnt1tera, wounded - when hand grenade• wet-e throlfn into • prden party they WeN attending. It i1n•t clear what th11 outbreak ot terDOrl• •lln1tiea. The news - held up until toda,. Newa reach1QI India g1vea an ualy bacqroWld tor thl reYolta 1n Tibet. People ot that Huaalayan al reala - 1n claabaa •1th oco1iipat1on forces of tbl Chllllae Bada. Beoaue - ot arut tlooda1 the ■1-brr1ver ayatea ot ta. ~ v a . la a Mrl•• ot 1nundatlona. We'•• beard bow the T1betana attr11M&'8 tb1 delup to tbl anpr ot the &Oda, becauae tbe l)alat Laa wu taken f1'GII b1a capital, that tabuoua potela at Lhaaa. The Cci 1n111ta - - 1m1b1tin& tb1I aptr1tual ruler ot Tibet at a Beel pol1t1oal o1Nu tn hid.DI. How, holrever, tbllre , .... to be a a09e practical taetor 1n tbt outbreak ot trollble. Beporta reaoh11W IDdta tell ot Cl 1:Ul11t1 up to tblir usual trlclm. The dtat11rbance1 are centered around o,antae, '1'1bet I a Dlllber two c 1 ty. o,antae - ravqed badly by the r1ooc1a. {_ But a the story ioes back - betore tbl 4elqe Earlier 1n the IU1118r. there was d1acontent in that area or Qyantae. with outbreaks of revolt. Beoauae or Tues. The Reda - 1Jlpoatng large levies. and collect1na the tuea ruthlessly. Tibetans rea1at1ng - and the CCPP1111nt1te tound a ••1 to pun1ah tbea. When the tlood crisis came, there••• tood rel1et 1D other parts. Sut tbe Reda cut ott all 1upplte1 tor G7111tH. Plood v1et1U there - conai.ned to 1taryat1on. Paa111ar tact1oa ot the C1 1n11ta - ant tbat, •• hear, 11 one reason tor the new outbreak or rebellion 1D Tibet. ,oW)W TIBET A later dispatch states that, in the We1tern part ot 'l'lbet, Chinese ant1-COllllln1ata have joined with Tibetana - 1n a ■OT• agaimt the Reda. The Ch1neae-T1betan border, in tboae parts, 11 4e■cr1bed as - vague. With Cblnaee and Tibetan pol)Qlationa - ■ind. low - Jo1n1nl force, apt.nat the Coaun11t1. STALII Her-e•e an 1no1dent or a1n1eter raec1nat1on. aa a po111ble clue in the grinlleat mystery ot our thle. What went on in the Krelll1n, at the tille of the death ot Stalin? Harrison Salisbury, tor years Noacow Correapondent tor the lew York Ttae1, baa Juat returned hale, and wr1te1 a Hriea ot article• - about recent nenta in tbl Scwiet tJalon. Today, hi tan, up tbl question - wu Stalin aurdered! if" !;;, ~ r e were 111M that a 1111W llflP pur . . wu lleatnnina. With deadly peril - tor the · INlllin PIii lllffOUDllinl tha apd, e•er-1u1piOiOlll · Dl.otator. Dld Shlln plan to wipe Ollt hll top henolaln - u bl did ln thl sreat parpa ot the llmteen 'l'blrtlea? 'ftw apeotaoular •tan - tbl "dootora • plot. " Which wu like a tantuy ot a alok brain. Vu stalln goina ■ad - with 1uaptolon! Rarr11on SalllburJ •• , . ' that • in tha lut fft daya ot hl1 lite, Stalin had 1nten1ewa with 1everal toretan repre 1 entati•e■• Who found hill. apparently in excellent health. lo aign ot illne11, to which he aoon auocuabed - STALD - 2 according to the Kremlin story. One v1a1tor waa Indian A11ba11ador to Jlloacow IC.P.R. Menon, and Harr1aon Saliabary wr1te1: "The only clue, poaaibly beartna on the atat• of Stalin'• ■ind, wae noted by llr. Menon. Stalin doodled on a pad ot paper, throughout ttw intenin - an old habit ot hi1. llr. llenon notieecl that he wu drawing - wolye1. One wolf - after anotblr. n Stalin apparently;" wrtte1 thl Tlllil 0Ol'Nlpoal "lllld wolna on ht1 ■ind. Beoau1e, . preaently, • wu 1aJ1111 - tut lhaa11an peuanta lmft balf to deal w1tb wolye1. fllly lbot U.. and exteralnated thla." "It ■1.aht," Harri1on · saltabul'J conolude1, "ban ••n a tin.Y v111ble ••1dence or a ■ind tbat, behind a taolde . ot .... 1ng br11htne11 and IIOlll&l1ty, ... only too pNOCOllpl . . wtth the aubJect or eltatnat1111 wolv•••" So that'• one clue in a thlor, - that the INll11n 11111 • 1 hff• put Stalin out or the way, to 1a•• tbe•elwa. POPI - Word trm ROIH 18 that Pope P1111 the Tlfeltth retll••• to curtail hte act1vtt1es, tn spite ot wamlnsa tJtGill hla doctora 1 w&o 1na1et - ht needs "■ore reat." At Castel Oondolto, the aw.er Papal residence, the ••••nty◄llht ,ear old Pontttt 11 attlloted qain with hicooupt111 and tatt.pe. ThlJ 1ay there'• no 0&111• tor alUII - it hi •o011Nne1 bt1 1trengtb. " aat the word ta that tbe Pope intend• "'° on, boldlnl Pllbllo audtenoe1. 1 t:ntn wreak - 1n Illlnota. lear l&ttoon, a.., Toft Central at:re•llner ••nt ott the traoa ,o4a, - 1lbln 1, blt a truok at a oountr, oroaalng. Thi 4r1.Yer of "• ,Nek - tlll-ed. 11tMen t:o twenty puNapra - inJaN4. 1flllll •ttlln tu1 wa, ett t:IW tneb. There••• &D Ar■7 air craah, to4a7 - with crew a14 p••••n1er1 bailln1 out o••r the 4•••rt of Sowthen CaJlfornla. Tb• paa1en1er1, who went oat b7 paraoba\e ••r• ••••D\een obaplaina. The lar1• oar10 pl••• oau1b\ fire la tbe tbe Ct•tl Air Patrol - aoa\\ere4 o••r •• area of \ea ■11••· •• •••1 Pa4r•• aoat\ere4 er hf•••• Like a■i191 A. lu\ 10• ••••• ••• aro••4 In the 1t1 at••• tlH, - la a ••JI JIJISDG The Departaent or Juattoe hu ordeNd a natlomrtM arand JIU'J 1rweatlpt1on ot the Jederal !0111111110Udal1. AtloineJ Oenaral Brownell - lnatruottna u.s. Attormr11n all part• ot the cOQlltr, to •• on grand Jurle1, and preant ntdenee ot oomaptlon. h 1torte1 are that INallden, wt."1 . . eoanl•ano• ot HOllllDI oftletal1. ad• "wt.1111ta11 • protlll of IION tban t1fty ■lllllll doltara. At'°1'mr haral INlmall ibarpl lbat * Nip or 1111'Nptlon tnee1 INiet to till tONlr A11111m, c._a -- of tbl ,_lleral IIOllalal Mdal1'1-atlaD, Cl,- ,_.11. 911 • 11 . . , .... 11 l'ffelftd . . . tbaa a .. ..,.. - - - - dollW fNa .,..1111 praaoten - antll be - -■Mt earlr Ilda , . ... Jlrclwnall b l - • tbl tOftllr Dl■oeratl• ld■1nt1trat1... Deelarial - tllat •-11 NN to b11 1111b poaltt•, t.1i aplte ot till llnalr114p that 1111 bid a pollN INOl'd, lnolwlllll a OOIIY10tlcm tor J ... 1 u.n . • POLI'l'ICS In the reala or polttto1: - consrea1111n Pnnkltn D. loo••••lt, Jr., •111 ~t run tor - Lieutenant (Joyemor! Today, he reJeoted an., notion that he ■laht acoept aeoond pl- on the t 1cket. Co11Yen,1ca prepare■ to oon,em, tGIIOl'l'Olf, t.n - York Ct.tr. 1 Ntlle royal 11 in proepect - beWNn b toreea NOtllll fonllr 1aU1ador Averell Barrilllln and Im 4•1 . . . -■ wboopbl 1111p tor ,.D.R., Jr. Om ---■tlca hil4 been - a lll'rtaan-lOOllffll tt.olmt. Bllt, today, ,.D.R.,lr., deobftt: "I•• not a oand14ate tor aa,lbtlll llltt aonrnor. I woaH • ' _,_ 1119 naitnatlon tor Lt.•NDlllt Clonrnor." 'lo which hi added: "I llellne lboN oppoelnl • ~ - h ~ ,, will . . , a terr1t1o ■urprt.N, 1dlln t del•P•• Tote. ~ ¥◄ •- (Si L Ml t11t ...S• ot I 1.•• lllU Id &Ill ~ - ~ F , ; . - - ~~ llOONY•lt are old polltloal s:p 1~~~ •• - tn a .not•Y elalll. · !M 11a,ua •,ai •P - for IIUTtaan°-:' •••n ■• York City leader■ijrd ti.II »-ooratt.o orpnlaallOIII fOLiflCS - 2 ap-alat•, Ip •••• baottna P.D.lt., Ir. Thi !lepulltcana alao face a ttpt - but•' on Iba IGbJect of a oandtdlt• tor •a.•mor. 'ftllllr batll• 11 - b1IIIO. Vhetbtr or not to ha•• ttit Republican atate plattON tnellllle a plank, wbloh would lepllA blftlC) tor ,11ar1,, puapoNI, • a loeal option baala. S.Mtor Ifta, .. are to pl tbl DlldMllon, 11 tor 11. 1111 NIii olllarolllla ■UOllllJ opp•• - GIAl'tS W U . - . - Jt~s the Giants! They are in! At Ebbets field -- the Nev York Giants toni~ht clinched the National Lea,ue I Pennant vtth a convinctn, ?-1 victory over their arcb- rtvala, the Brooklyn lod,ere, endin~ Brooklyn•1 two-year to be the Cleveland Indians versus tbe lev York Gian,~ for the co■ in~ World lertea. Iba Prealdeot ot Yale aqa - we - 1aoaW ala . . . claOCNCJ. Blca.&ae •• lack - the art ot CQllveraatlGL · w. 40A ' 1 t d.l■ou.u iMM F2Jtl GUNlna. Yale 8':~14 ....l:f a _uoa,1ca u - .,,._. lfllD'• 1o ltl s , , 11eu. ,- eaald IIMd1' •••••· 1111 Nlprlt 1a - a..r1oaa aaa1MU. . . - · _ , hww d ... • illlal M Ulla - • - ...a.al pr!Mipi.t o6 J a a l ' I - - - - • • . _ - U. -Id• r la allfap ~ . ~11 . . . . . ae11 wlt.b tA111 01181ar:r. Y•• u.a, oertalalf - M · lllllt ~ Min U. io., an ot • ,1a. Y• tier~ mar 1., ill