JT - t . e er --. t a i::;n n roar. 'o ay · nd a t · 1ll. "l m rock t so· red lo· · . 1 rra 1 n1 n. to. 1 0 1 nt .. re rs i ro to h cle tr. ol ; C li or i a ~-r.y . en hea I \· es l, - 0 ., 0 r e Paci - '!he meanin ·? e ntlas s ooe at, i ona l! T h t w a s t he ,ju lan e · · clama ti o n a o .- i r ore 0 1 er 0 the r e o d . h e or o er t ion al'' 1 i yin e·:e ry h in r . Th e r.vla s - our m er one in er c o n i n en ta l o a ll is t ics m i s s le. es ted s ue e s 'u lly p re v iou l y • in e xp eri m en t. al · 1r1n ~s . u ~ e er be · ore - as a p r act i c a l . u sea le . we pon o ~· \ ' a r. La c e y a e ul a r c re w l, o ·a y such as oul d han le 1 a r. he lt l a s pu t into 1 1 1 a ry ser · i c e - operational . Bu , h o s c cess ~ 1 re a lly . · ··a s • ..,h is launch in ? ::ell. n e an t issi l e i ~ h e ar : e . Tra : elin o r t y- th ~ee u n re iles, a~ six een th ous a n iles a n h o u r - an c o i n r o~n in o e o cean i n th e· i c ini yo e Isla 1 . ~he , rg e a re a - s o u1.,n • e"' o Ha \' a i . ATLAS - 2 This was a b1 day - in more ways than one · or the rocket - named after the Greek God who held the world on his k 7r....l shoulders. other At las,,{ launched at Cape Cana eral , Fl orida. This one - tak in alo ta capsule. A c abin , actually in which an astronaut mi ht ride on an interplanetary v oyage. The capsule ha v in e v erythin g - except a man inside. The bi problem o course is how to et the capsule down to ua earth a in~ ;tf thout burning up by riction when I it re-enters the atmosphere. Well, the distance ror today 1 s 11 ht was to have be en- three thous nd miles. But the rocket, 111 after reaching the realms o outer space - discharged the capsule too soon. ~ l i t ~ So it came down - ,."hundreds o f miles short of the target. Failure? Not at all. They recovered the capsule. / ,A1.though it descended in an unexpected area of the . tlant1c. I f a space man had been inside he would have survived. Coming down rom outer space - okay. A t cape Canaveral, Nay Lieutenant Commander Allen TLAS - ~ hepard was an o bs er v er - one o the seven Am eri ca n astronauts in tra1n1n or a space voya e. This a f ternoon, -{&aJ he said: 11 I f I ha my suit on , I think I cou d ha v e one I. this time. 11 So toni ht - salutations to Atlas. 7he titan o old, ) whose name belon son any book with a collection of 11J maps. L A OS P la n e lo a ds o . merlcan ar m ament - lo m to the em b atle d s tat e o L aos. Mili t ary supplies - or t he Laotian army .,,.. f i htin th e Communist rebels. In shin ton , an announcemen t - tha t additional rmy s1 nal corps t roops are on their u way to the Far East. Possibly - 1n connec t ion with the military aid for the Laotian overnment. INDIA The Chinese Reds called on India, today to withdraw soldiers 'rom sections of the Indo-Tibetan border ..which - Red China claims. The C ommunist contention bein - that India troops a re trespassing on territory belon in to Tibet. The Reds of course - consider1n Tibet as part o their own domain. ADD TO INDIA At the UN toni ht the Dalal Lama placed a ' ormal appeal be "' ore the world or g anization. . kin the General Assembly o f th e United N a tions to take up seizure the subject o the Red utz••r• o f Tibet. The Dalal Lama sent the Q• appeal to UN Secretary Dag Hammarskjold. D U L L ES T he J apa nese o v ernment pai d so l emn h onors , t o d ay - t o J ohn F os t er D ulles. ~ reco g ni t ion - o f th e dominan t part he played in conclu d in g an American pe ac e treaty with Japan. The memorial ser v ice - in Tokyo. >1f1 ere , on a stage - s t oo d a lar g e photo g raph of our late S ecretary o f State. Framed - with white crysanthemums. One-third o f the sta e - illed with an immense wreath o f white, pink and yellow crysanthemums. The scene - typical of Japan. Where the crysanthemum - is the Imperial flower. FRANC E In a r s , the Chie o f S a f o f the F renc h round k f orces dismissed by Presiden t De Gaulle today. General Henri 6 eller - out o f o · ice.The reason, apparently - ecause . e doesn't a ree with DeGaulle's plan f or uat a settlement in Al eria. His d ismissal taken to mean - that Prestient DeGaulle will soon announce his program. ORKS 11 e o ' i d P i a r e s ent Ei sen o er t o d a y sh e re ,ec e - the s ec on publi c w or ks ill passed y C on ress. no th er - b illion d oll a r m easure. The P r esi d en t v e t oed th e fir st one. b ec au se i t h a d Congress six t y-se v en pro · ec t s o which he d isappro v ed. ~•~au•• de t yin him Passin - a secon d bill. 'fxtm■ri Trimmed a little, / b ut includin the same sixty-seven ,.a projects. Tomorrow , the House will try to over ride th~ Ct~ ti~ l.( ti~· Presidential veto , ~ indications ~ t they'll an•• succeed . But then, the Senate will have to provide its own two-thirds ma j ority to toss out the veto. I f that happens it will break the per ect Eisenhower record - o f never havin a , e t o overturned. Meanwhile , the Senate passed another housin g bill today)~umber !,hree. This one - with a reduced i g ure. Trimmed - to meet the wishes o v etoed - the previous two. President Eisenhower Who J HERBERT HOOVEB _.--------~~ Former ~ resident Hoover, received two belated I birthday honors today. He was eighty-five one month ago, nu g ust 10th. Mayor nagner and Commiso - Richard P atterson today presented Mr. H oover with the freedom of the city of Hew 1ork, an honor l believe only five persons was received. The first was Peary when he ret~ned from the North P ole just fifty years ago. They also presented Mr. Hoover •th the gold medal of the city of New York only given to heads of state. President Hoover's new book - The American lpic - will be out in a few weeks. And he is at work on two more. D 000 t De d 100 ak o ta, t h e win d shi l't E a t t h e l a t cmen t here y av n r t e om t ' ro m d e ·t r uct ion. T he : a r t' a m ed o l ca mp o t e ol d w il wes t 1 ithin mi nutes o b ein wep t b y a r a i n · 0 o r e st f 1re. rt o · t he ou t s k irts - · _ o i n r up in f lam es . The b l az in tempest a b ou t t o r, o nwirli in t o th e business d is t rict , when a sh i t o f t he wind - urned t he f iery spearhea d aw a y. Toni ht t he c on la ra t ion is un er control - except {}' ·~~ a t one plae. Two Bit Gulch - where th e blaze 1s ra g in. ,I, I. :f /4e)l~ f er bu rnin ~ ) th ree thousand acres o timber. ""'P ~ 0--r-t: £,t. WtttFftl.ames ~, shoo t in )wen~y--?i'v"&~ ~ttndred-?&8-t~ How d o you t hink that old m inin camp g o t i ts name? rom a ores t f ire. W hen the g old rush b e a n out t here, in E i t een S e v enty F i v e , there were s uare miles o . black newly b urned ou t ' ores t . : D ead \· ood ,: , t he miners c a lled 1 t - and the n am e stuck t o t he town. DEAD O OD - 2 Th e r- old c m p was e ly enou h - in th e ol six- shoo t er w a y. en yin with th eir b oots on. In i g h teen Se ve n t y ix, Wild B ill Hi ck o ck , one o f th e reatest o f un t' i hters and peace o leers - d ied wi t h his boots on. Shot n the back - as he played poker in a Deadwood saloon. The next year a f orest fire - burned out the town f}~. c ompletely. B ut it was rebuilt immediately) D eadwood - '1 continuin its career as a a mous g old camp. A U TO MOB I LE I on't kn o w who ol s the r ec or 1. or ha in , b een an a ut o m o bi le river - f or the re at e t le n th o t' t ime . B ut, I' like to n a me a ca n d a t e - or the c h amp ionship i n rev e rse . T he m otor ist - wi t h th e s horte s t rec or d o f a t o m o ile r iv in. He's Cyri l J ar v is - C oal v ille , E n l a n d . Consi d erin t he name o f t h e t own , i t isn 't s u rp r isin - th a t Cyril'(ll ls a coal miner. W ith a l l ue f or ma lity, Cyril ot a d ri v er's license - a nd b e an his career as au a mo t orist. One minute by the clock a ft er he g ot t he license - ba n g . H e ran into ano t her c ar. T h e Ju d e f ined him ei ht dollars a nd r orty cents. C yril, to d ay , ec larin - 11 1 1 11 never drive a g ain. " He was a mo t orist - f or sixty seconds.