-------.....-~. .q-- ~ :z ~ - '->' > ~ ~ . !,7 ' - S ta te of Israel with fifty m-..peraona aboard baa been •hn down by Commmiat guns - in Red Bulgaria. It •• ,. the worat air dhaater ot all, with Rede shooting at pe oetul plane•• / \ ' An er i oan-built Conatellation_ belonged to the l Al• Co of Iarael,tlying tr Paria to the lpda air,ort, lhioh 1a between Jeraaal• and Tel ATiT. ong the titt;:;;/.. ,_..,. aboard, _. b!.l..t-. ....... "- erloan• - bound tra tho Holy Land. (;? ~ ~ The or eh o courred at a Bulgarian Tillage, near the b-ontier ot Gre oe. Prontier guard,, on the Greek aide, 1a, th• big airliner wa1 a target tor Bulgarian antl-airoratt fire - and • • bit. !bey •aw the plane on.ahing in tlaaea, 1n Bulgarian tern.tor,. !bey, th•••h••• oould do nothing - being forbidden to oro11 th• border ot the Iron Curtain. Th-r • • lllbulanoea har17 to the wreckage. B1lt couldn't tell - it bodiH were being r nd, or injured person•• On the Bul aria aide, the Red gonnaent oont1raa t t the plan• oruhed. But the Cmnunista adftlloe no •~lanation ot - why. They uk• m •ention ot aurTi .or1. - 0 - A diepatob trm Tel •nT atates that the crowded airliner waa tired on by antt-airoratt gun• ot Red Bulgaria. VI I T ' In t he Douse o t C01111on1, today, Prime ll1n1 . - ter Anthony .. d n announoed - t hat So"f'iet leaders Bulganin aDd Jtbruabohe-t· will ~alt l.ondon ill the 1pri n g. Aooept an lnYitation .. p roft red at th oene.,. conterenoe. In Par m, the PriM lliniater aai . ds file Boue I.D4 oountry 1'111 aocept t h 1 ae a. atep toward• ending that It te ot tual ailtru t, which we oall the cold war.• A 'rialt •i thout precedent - when Bulgania. So...tJ Pr..S.er, A and lbru.1hob•T• the luatian Ccenmist Puty oh1et, go to London. Ju1t betore th · at news otlJllt in. we bad a d.iapatoh traa Wa■hington_ quothlg Preddent Bllenhonr - on the aubjeot ot international n11t,. !be Phlident stating that, at Genna, he ha4 •GU•■tecl to the RaHi&nl - that international relatiou ooulcl be iaprofld by peraoml oontaot. Al . ong tba - ot Bulganin and lbrulhohn going to Lon401l• f f f f f 1S Preeident i enh . onr aaya - ennt-.117. there y ha~ to be a eeting at t . be · oreign llin18tera o . f the tluted Ste.tea and Red China. hlk• will be be d a.t GelUt'ft at the abaaaadorial lewl - oonoerning. c , h1efly, the fitt:y-one .IJDerioan• held by Red China. But the PoraoH probl 1a likely to ooae up. Too big tor • r • •bu1a4orlal bln4ling - ao it might be reterred on up to a aeetlng ot the Poreign llD11ter1. It sENFOfffl • ECOND T That Rumb r One question a1111e up at Gene of a Hcond term. Brought up .. by wlua? Today, Pr-ee i dent Bieenbower said - the Ru■ aian•. Around Waahington, t report ba1 been that bl told Congre .. ioul lead r1 - that lloeoow Prellier Bulganin urged hill to "* another tera. But now tbt Preeident repU•• - he tldn't •"'1 Bulganin. Be 11erely •ntioned - on• ot 1:he Bonet leadere. So S.t might haft been lhruahoheT or lliraball. ZhukoT - intereated in the Noond tera quHtiOJl• Upon hie r urn tro Genna_ Pr-e■ 1dent Ehenhower wa 1 g1 n ftJ'ioue bit• ot 1 o tion about thinga baok bo • Including one it • wh1oh he dilolo c:l at hh n•• conference today. Be •eel - a■ h• told 1 t • Be' • to beocae a grandtatbar - tor the fourth t • Ill• daughter-1.n-lr · •, Buban• upoting. llajor ancl llr1. John lilenhower bne thrN obl ldru • 1ll tb aDOtber OD the W'q • f f f TALBOTT Air 8 or t ry Talbott h a retired tr 011 th buein partnereh1 p - that hu oau ed all th contro"V . r y. A Cong.re 11 nal auboomm1 tt e has been inveati atin larg rotit he der1yed frca hi ■ oonneotion •1th Paul B. llu.lligan and Company, a firm ot g ent engineer■• The tory 11 t bat Talbott, as r eor .. ary. pr ted buain u tor the OOlftPAJ\y, in which he held a partner1hip. BuaineH - with concerns that h n oontraot1 With the gonnaent. a Harold appearing before »tit 1uboOllllli ttet», . . Air Secretary 1aid he now realiHI it wa1 a •m11tate", when he ueed hi ■ Air Force ottioe Pa11l B. and Air or e stationery, to help tbt Mulligan tint. lo now, he haa drawn out or the partnerehip that waa a paying h1a lixty thouaand dollara a yea,.-. There haTe been r ra that Talbott would realgn a■ Seoretary ot the Air Foro•• but thi• be deniH. Instead, he i I gi Tl up hi• buaineH int.reat. ffe- ~ 0- ~ ~ • !'he uboormnittee hae oonoluded it• inTe ■t1gation - with tin.al the action oonoerni the Dougl I Airor&tt Company. today, I I U~ohainaan_ Senator oClellan or .lrkanaae, put in a phone oall to Donald Douglas at Santa Konica • c urornia • Predoualy. the Senator ,aid - there wa■ a a -id~ - the subocaai ttee • Bence - the telephone a.,/J7, tuapioion that Dou l • was •" .1-U z. &BOTT A epok•aman tor the Douglaa Co pany aqa tbere n •' Mn connection . betnen the Douglas and the •111gan oonoerna. !'he Talbott attair 1a now being oolllidered at the lfhite &,u••• Tod-,, tb Preaident aaid • he'• -.king a staq ot the Noord, and will ocaplete thla before be Mk•• any jwlgaent. . . . apparently, there._. aothing illegal about the buailleaa oonneotiora ot the a.or8'al'J ot the Air Poree. But the Pr911d•llt noted that tber •• lldr• than aer• legalltJ - to be oonddeNd in the oaH ot a Peder-al • offlolal. Ther•'• a -.tter of .. .tbio1, u wll • .._.. eonduot •n not be •r•ly ntb1n tm 1 . . , mt 1110 - ethioal. The Pre11dent •4clecl that leoret&rJ Talbott baa pertGl'lllcl hi• ottloial Air Poree dutiee "almost brilllultly 8 • Al• • that ha and Talbott baTe been personal tr1enda tor • • • yeara. Id he ltNHed hia belief hat oonrluot ot a gonrmient ottic1&1 alDuld: be •111peooa1Jl•"• mollll - BILL Tbe Congree ional. battle OTer the 1gblay bill _ went into a 1 riu ot upe and down■• toes.,. Congrea-n d•t•ted a propoeal to NDd the ■ea1we - back to oo ttee. !he Bouse al ■o reject•d PN■ident llenhower•• nr•ion - cdllng tor thirty-eight billion •ix hared llillloa dollar• - ttnaliced 'by a bond i11ue. !he 11hite Bou• proponl rejeoted _ .la a 1ub■ti tute, the Dellloorat■ hacl a bill ot their on • a higmay building program, tinanoff by tuation. fhly were againlt the White Bou • and on the bond 111ue/ demanded - pq tor tht hlglmar' building out ot tm,. fhq alao propoHd to bike tM tlgur• to tlfty .. !d.lliou,-tiw...lmndndeilllou. • • But 1th• Dlllooratlo au'betl tu• ,.. liklllfl•• ••~••• - So nerytld.ng • • 4.t•tet. all crrer the plao4h The net renlt being • that the whole buaiDHI ot h1glaa7 oonatnetion 1a out - ao tar u the pre1ent .... 1cm ot Congr••• 11 ooaoel'Md• The legialator1 are in a rulh to go a~,1t • - unlikely that a~htng will be don• about an• bill, 4 defeat tor the te Bouae. The President - ha.Ting made highway legillatiot. ws The r tion authoritiea are taking ction _ enabling 1outmrHtern taraera to hire aore llaioan labor, fr · ca 1outh ot the border. llaioaD tana worker• are admitted, regulu-17 • with 1dentlt1oatlon oarda. But they haTe b en haTing to prooure oarda eaoh ,_.on - 80 •• to gain ada111ion into the United Stat.a• A ocaplioatecl u.tter • and their etto . rta nald be tao111tated, it the, were glnn peraaMllt lcllntiti•tion oarda. lo ••• in Wa1b1ngton., Iaigration OcadHioner Joffph "'1111 UDDIIDO . . - tbat pel'll&Mnt oard• are being prepared tor •inf-tiw thouanl. llaloana, 1lbo haw abown th-•lw• to be ntlataotory tu. WJ'k_.•• Gldng t . lMa -,_., aooH1• to agrioaltural job• north of the tio Grude, par after,-.. fbi I toll on a ooarae of ocaplaSnt• rraa :an.ra in the 110 CJrud.e Tall-, of Taa1 - oOlll)lainta tbat not enough lllxiOUI tUll help 1fU a'failabl• thh JN.I'• It•• an old ltorJ - a labor portage. That ••• nNt of agrioultural worker• - whioh ha• bro\1gllt aboat a nandlll of the "wt bam•, laioan.a who enter illegallJ _ aoroH t• 110 Onuide. • • record for speed on land - •l•wn bllndred 111 . . an hour. ,A ~ 1t dnrd• Air · oro• Be••• CaUtarm.a. A auperaonio elect, propelled · bJ rook-'•• . . - aUcling along • at eighteen 1111• a almte. liDJ 1111 . . 111 boar ta1ter • than the pr"1ou1 1lark aillt :d•••• - •s ..itllli •sa•1111111r111t-J : a Don •t ut • who ll&Cl• thla . . , reoor4. fta • ~ • w aJ.• • ._._.. there na u - , , al:toard th• aupenonio •W• It wu ..,.. f f f f f BASIMLL The baaeball n•e., oat here on the Paoitio Coast, atgbt u.k• you think - the ,1tobera ban beocae auperam. Qr - the hitter■ -..PJglli•I• fhrff no-hit •., ill the last ti w claJ• - 1n the Paoitlo Coast Leape. Laat night, Cbr11 Van CQJt. ot the CMland Cake ... pltohecl lllliber thl"••. IIDweffl", thia epl . cltll1o ot no-hittera 1a not ao lllraauloua a, you might think. For ezaple., Van Cuy)c'• uploit laat night - wu a Hftll-inning attalr. They haw .. ._., out here, ot oant.111111 . Qt t!Mt three no-bit,tara ln t i n paa, WD .._.. of tbl lo the pitfthara ar• not •oh aupel'llllll. • lhe hitter■_. - not •ola PIIIJPJpd.••-u ght•-• . ._t Borthnlle. llioh1gan. today. ti. ohalap wa• -•baby titting. and Be pw th " te • · day o~wa• looking after the youngatere. ten 1 •• toar yeart, tour - ntba olcl. All during t · he week, while ~ r d wu W1naing tu ProteHloMl with th• ocl1. Watohillg aa auoh ot the plq a, 1111 ooulcl - and . . - , , the 1uapen1 • • terrible. Well, auepeue ou. be an ordaal • ••peolilll,J with ohildren on your hand•. Do•c PoPd nm 1mn7tng to the Jira. the u. profHl1onu coltlag ahuploa • all,Y OOX It'• happened all onr again - to Wally Cax. Plred tor · the •oond till - at La, Vega■• t Broa~ calla a •~loperoo•. t OD ~~ A.I a o dian on telm.aian_ Wally Cax • a IIIUh hit • plqing J\:J rr. 19epera, the tiaicl, llild Nbool te ober. lie tro1r'i\be ff audieno • •• lo, ianitably, be ot a ta, Vega■ engag•ent - big aoaey. Appearlng. and at the Dim•• Hotel. Be put on u ao";tta oanoaer,1 walkecl oat. Bl clia •t taut the aunard. • aa th-, •a, in Bollp'Dod. lo 111-. ,-,-r, wa■ But it wa• arranged - that he'd get another ohan•• with a Mtter 1oript. llr. Pe.,.-a - glwn another opportanitJ to •h• t t hi• wh1aia1oal eobool teaobar OOIINJ wu u good in i., Veg•• • u on ff. amaoua d - that, onoe again, 11r. Peeper• bad tailed "to out the 1111,tard•. !h •nae nt putting it 1n th••• apbatio nrda• • • waa Jd.urable, ud bad 110 re busineH appearing here thul 01l the aooa. • I don't Jeno• bow 11r. Peepere would get along on th• aoon. • ght "out the JIIU■tarcl• there, tbe lunar aiatard • and ..te th · • -.n in v the aoon a h. But 1 t waa no golllt in La• Veg••• (-,re) . ALLY COX - 2 _ _... __________ ___ 0 on being told the bad news ·· , the shy, bespectacled comedian excl · ime · , " y gosh. n e a as · ed how he felt, n replied meekly, "Not so hot." ot nearly so hot as the •auetard" he failed to&•s cut. ~omment fro me: - · I'll bet that failure in Lea Vegas will make ' ally Cox even more popular on T.V. Maybe Las Vegas just isn't the place for Mr. ~eepers! His fans all know that. If I were his manager in his next T.V. show - I'd have hia ~t Las Vegas. Can you i ■ agine the hopeless bewilder■ ent of poor Caspar ·1quetoast. I jean r. Peepers, surrounded by roulette wheels. faro, blackjack and crap tables, one-armed ban its,and the guys and molls of Las Vegas? I can. Pity Mr. Peepers! Mr. Peepers should be more careful about where he goes - just as you should be ore careful - about your car.