G OOD E VENING EVERY ODY: During his brief remarks welcoming Dean Busk bac~ from Uraquay - the P resident said today, "now Communiaa has been isol a ted in this beaispbere,• and he added: - •we can move on to great rogresa.• As for th• Secretary of State, Mr. ,ennedy, called Vean lu1k •a great credit to the nation.• lie bestowed that accolade for the diplomatic efforts ot his delegate to the confera:e. Secretary Rusk, maneuvering a■ ong all the diploaatic pressures - at Punta Vel £ate; arguia1, p eraua d ing - and emerging with majority support - tor the eeaentials of hie position. IPU [OLLOW ISIIIPJ What ab o ut Secretary Ruek1 Hi• Yerdict on Punta Del lite 11 - a mlleetone 1n the 11fe of the or g an ii at1on of American Statee. At h11 newe conferenc~ after meeting lbe Preelden,, the Secretary of State 1pelled oul - part of our strategy agalnet Ca1tro. ot - 11olat1on. The bearded dictator 11olated - 1n'fb11 ••• bea11pbere and 1 ■ alr e ady A ••\re aeklDI other free nallon• of the world--lo join the 41ploaat1c bo1oolt. And our•• 41reot relat1on1 w11h the Red police etate baaed on Havana - are beln& tl&hlened. Dean au1t, hinting a, - a oo■plet• oraot down on American trade w11b Cuba. Thi ■, lo prevent Castro fro■ getllng A■er10en1 dollar• - to pay for gue, wltb whlch to ar ■ left11t 1roupa in Latin A■er1oa. The strongest reaction to unta del Este ia in Argentina. One of the so-called •soft six•. The Argentine foreign minister went along with the anti- Castro decision - but only after p rotesting its legality. He had hardly returned to Bu•no1 Aires when th• aray launched an attack on him; deaanding that he be dropped fro ■ the govern ■ ent, replaot4 •itb a atroaa anti-Caatroite. That Kennedy statement about stretehic stock piling is having re p ercussions in Congress - the remark at yesterd a y's news conference -- about the magpie instinct of our d efense people. The ?resident saying he was "astonished" to find - that what we have p iled u p is worth more th a n seven billi n dollars. The congressional group now asked to conduct an investigation - Senator Symington's ar■ed service• sub-comaittee. But, Senator Byrd also wants to loot at - the facts and figures. The Virginia Democrat considering hiaself right in line - because he heada what is called the joint committee on non-essential s p ending. And it looks to hi ■ as if th~e just might have been some non-essential s p ending - when the Pentagon authorized seven billion, for strategic stock-piling. QANDIDATI When a candidate rune tor office, you expect hle eupporters to come up with 1ome c& ■pa11n oratory about •the man who:. So Bt flret glance, tbl~ item fro ■ London seeme common enough. The candidate described ae - •1ntelligent, ex~er1ence4, 1nduetr1oue, loyal, a man o ~ tbe peopl:e." And ao on and on. a minute. Lon~-~ ,":!o .. ~~- fro• Radio loecow..{ The candldatel Ah, but wait laudatory adjective• You gueaeed lt - llklta lbruehcbeT. The boa• of the lre ■ lin, running for offlce, lovtet atyle. lo oppoe1t1on candidate, no crit1c11m by the preeapr the nubllc. Juet a torrent - of oompllaente. Coarade ~bruehche• campa1p1n1 - 1n the tlnd of aG' election be lltee. ~ ~ t t x e d ) l n ad•ance. QQBQIII In London, Pauline Magee has been pronounced dead - despite the prJteste of Pauline. The etory. as good•• an example of tbe Britieh reepeot for law as I've ever come aero••· Three week• ago, a girl who drowned ln tbe Thames wa1 1dent1f1ed •• Pauline Magee. Ident1f1ed - by her flance. H11 te~tlmony - apparently uni ■ peacbable. Tbe coroner accepting 1t - 01a1e1t,1a1 tbe young lady aaong the recently departed. Whereupon, Pauline pr~teated - a good cbect. 1how1ag wrong ldentif1catlon. Stlll, the had already filed hle report.~n London, ~ coroner that ■ate1 it official. Can't be ohan~ed - unl••• a court order• a new inquest. The rePult - today•1 · fantaelic epeotaole ~ ~ 1n London._.A:h• coroner t•~••1 Pauline Magee - •Pauline Magee 1• legally dead and will reaaln 10. I ••th until my rullng le over-ruled.• Prepare to shed a tear - for poor Jose. Maybe the best description of Jose Cavelcanti would be: - •daring, but unlucky.• Jose, seventeen, lives in Bio, His ambition in life, to get to the United State, and become a paratrooper. But Jose didn't have the fare. So first he had to become - a stow-away. Last year ht sneaked aboard a plane at the Bio airport. aemainin hidden, hour after hour, all during the flight. upon landiq, he identified hiaself to the p ilot, ~a• lead down the ramp and, to tiis surprise found hiaeelt - in Dakar, Africa! ae'd stowed away on the wrong plane! Today his second attempt. This tiae, Joa• aade sure that the jet liner wa IIDund for New York. He slip p ed into the cargo com pa rtment - an d remained hidden until take-off. The p lane climbed to t h irty-five th o usand feet. hlmost no heat in the cargo com pa rtment. fhe t em p er a t ur e go i ng do• n , do w n t o p oor J o s e • P i t c h d ark too. l.an't you see Jose, u p there in that jet, alone in the dark, frozen •. half stiff on that five thousand mile flight. for nearly t.en hours! Teeth chattering. liands and feet, ears 11nd nose - nuab. I Poor Jose! When they found him upon arrival in •e• York, they bad to lift hia out - too frozen to walk. But be finally thawed out - and tonight where is he? ln the air again on the way back to Rio. 'fhe Brazilian stow- away, who is having a hard tiae - joining Uncle ~a•'• paratroopers. So far he's flown so ■e 16,000 aile1 • ~ick ~ winding up right where he caae fro ■• toor Jo ■•• Attorney General Hobert Kennedy takes off on a world tour - that will st a rt with Holland ~nd end with Japan. The f resident•s young brother says it's •to prove that America isn't run by an old tired government. O bviously the treaident'a thirty-six year old brother is neither old nor tired. So he shouldn't have any difficulty ■ aking his point. Wonder if he will try to hia hosts in variou1 lands, out onto th• the lawn - for a go at that faaou1 lennedy touch football? He'• a ski enthu1iast, so mebbt he'll do that instead, and fro ■ the snowy ~ershires, S-L-U-T-1.