r MIDDL§ EAST Th• M iddle Eaatern criaia, oftr the w•k-•nd - auk to a new low. Iarael, ,......,., njectinl tile laten Aaerican proponl tor withdrawal ot Iaraell fore•• troa tbe Ott•• at.rip and tbe Aqaba aector. Tb• P••r111eat of Iarael cleclarill& - tbe u. s. otter •• DOt •ff'loleat. lller•IIJ ov pYenaeat mulcaak• •••• to open tb• Ol&lt of Aqa• to Iaraell ahlppl111 - and pro•ld• eatesuard• agalnat. tbe ND..al or l&Jptlan ralcla tNa th• Gosa atrip. aafea,aarda. Wllernpoa Prealden ll••► a . . . la__.• at.at•em - tllat tbe Aaerloan propoaal walcl pro•1d• Iarael wltb 110re aecurltJ lhan Iarael can obtain bf bol.dial tbo•• tvritorl•• ln deflanoe of tb• United lationa. Middle laat - 2- Gh• IT••ldent put it 1n theH wrcl•: able aelSUN and occupation ot other land••• a barpla191 power in the ••ttl••nt ot international diaput•••" Wblob, be Aid, waa outlawcl bf tha charter of the United After lllllcb h• WIit on to NJ that bot.la Brit.ala ... Prance had obey . . an order fr• tbe · lntenatlonal orpalsation - to wltbdraw their tore•• fNII IQp&. "Iarae1,• lie aM.a, •abould do lik..S.N. • It . • • the atro111eat L ~ ~ ~ ~ a . , J . Preelden&lal atat•iiii ,,~Ndloek. •,A•• tollowcl - "1 - adnee f r • the u.s., urpq IaNel to ••PlJ• A dl■patob fNIII Jen•l• atate■ tbat Pr•ler lea-Gurlon quoted •• declartnc: "Th• r i - of ill• tw P•enaenta are not too sr••tlJ dlndecl." Which ~und• u Middle laat - ). ~ lt an agrN11ent .... Rill poea1ble. But th• -,rd ta that, "' th• Iaraell Parli••nt 1• ot the opinion - there•• little UN ot boldlDI f.urther talk ■ with the u. s. TaaoffOw, or lfedneaclay, tbe Qntaet will YOte on .A propoaal• ealllng tor guaraat"'J )16ton Ierael - wtll eneuate tb• iliaputed territorr. nftaal 8'andllill, todaJ • ..._.. ~ let ••11 c:N910 •••••1• nanpte - fnil o•• •11111 llat to the otber. 111! lara•r "•••l• are blocked bJ tw aajor obatacl••• two large craft mleh the 11,ptian• MIik. Th• taak ot r•o•lna tbo•• aajor obftacl•• • held up. lddle Eaet - 4. American lllt. Oen. D ■ 111• Wheeler, head or United latlon• •lvage operation•, hae not received pefllllaaioa troa the lgypti•n• to begin that phase or the work. And a ii■patch traa 1 ... 111a ••1• - EoJ;tlan otticial• ba•• 1i•en General Wheeler to underatalld there 1a no chance of of an Ieraell wltbdrawl baa been antlid. (111 t whloh adda a further •l••nt to the deadloeli: 1 • • - - ~ • t h e c1 . . . nc1 that tile u.s. unetlo•• - N tilpo ... on Ierael. Wltb Preelclent llnnhowr wantlnc to ••old the caaeation or aanotlona, II,- wo,:'!L an ave••nt tor an l1Nelt wltbdra•l.) Th• P r e a i d e n t ~ will cut abort hia vaeatloa ln Geor&fa - and tly back to waahtngton, toaorrow. So tbe queetion wae asked - was thia becauN of a cough that be baa Middle Eaat • 5 been haYing tor aa11e daya. A throat intl-•tion - which deftloped ln th• chilly wather of the Iniupratioa. And baa not l»ien helped - by the ••catioa ln Geor1ta. It•• du.tr lo• theN - not •o cood tor • eoQlh, accorcllilg to throe, 1peeta11a,1. • Prealdenttal ••cretarri, Jla Haa.-11, repll•• • no, lt '• not the coup that will Iring tbe PNelde8' back to W.illiill'oD. It'. tbat lddl• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,. lad tbire'• a Nport that Preaidem ltanllowr . . ,. Mk• t peraonal appearance beton the General A•-•lr of t be United llatlona. I I I CYPRUS The United Nations, today, took up the queation or Cyprus - another headache tor Stateanen. Greece t1 pNMnting a resolution - d•anding that the British permit the Cypriot• to ha•e their own way,. Which would be - to join Greece. Britain, at the 1ame time, ta pre1enti11g a counter motion - claiming that Greece i• proaoting terror1• on the laland or C7prua. Another aource ot d1acord • uong the countrt•• of the Weet. I I I.OS AW10S A torbidden citJ - not torbidden anyaore. In New Aexico, • town abut ott from thereat ot the world - now r.... and open. Loa Al•o• - hoa• ot the •t-ic bollb with. COIIIIUDitJ • el'Nted, in 194), ••peciallJ tor • t ~ deTelopaeata. lobodJ allowd into th• town - eacept by apecial paae. A •11itor tound it no •••n taek - to get a pa11. To.aa,. ho . . nr, Oo•ernor Edwin Meoh• or Jin Mexico, anipped the ribbon thua •111bolislng the · opening of a atren. Loa Ala■oa, with ita 1),000 peeple - now an open citJ. like an1 other. Atoalc aecurtt.1 - not ao rlpd anJ ■ore, and the C&IU&l touriai can dri•• into Loa Aluoa, came •• he pl•••••• Some of the reaidenta - atraid t.hey will be awaped bJ ••• ,?: · Loe Alaoe • 2. 1ight1•••• Other•, not ao pe11illiatic. Pointing out that the oDlJ • 1 you can get then - 11 by t raYeling up tbil"tJ ■ilea ot twiatlng-untain road, hi&h in the J-• Rana• ot IIOl'lbern lew Nuico. I I I MIILD tfPP'I Prank Sinatra - 11a1t1111 aowea, 10 that be wa •t. • • • '° anlfJ concenlllg a raid bJ prln,e detNt.lfta. lllllcla happened - in the troubled urrtad lire of Jlaril,a lloilfte and Joe D 1 11aglo. The Mll player• •t• ,o Mft ... Th• Ol'OOMI" - laclllllJtD' at.out th• . . , . • u • - - · 111 tud oa Illa. The Nl"ftl"8, ~ of th•, laYad181 Slaatn•a bedl'OOII, al bl• bGlle ta Pala lprtap. So ■uch tor the attalr coaeenlal Jiarllya Miller ud her ton1er lau•band, Joe D'Malii,a. Ber preaeat. hubud, pla,-ri&ht. Arthur Mill• - la in t,be D- fro■ W.abincton. Where a Pederal Orand Jur,. toclaJ - indicted Miller, on cbar1•• ot cont•pt ot Con...-••• MarilJD Monroe - 2. In June or last year, Miller appeared before the Rouff Calllltt•• OD Un-Aavloan AetlYltl•• - queatloned laJbl - h• • • nner Wider Ca1111uiat Parly cl11olpline, NI •pponed Ca111UD1at front orpniutlou in the late ~O••• ~ . . ~ be ntuNd w en1u.- quenlou conovnilll aa,bodJ otlllr , ... hl■M 1r • Woulcla •t .. , •111'~1 about peat C 2 e,t W coaeot,lon• of people be n•• lftalob 1• tbe ••1• tor 1ndteta•t DOW ntlll'lled apinn lnllllr lliller, pla,wt.pt buaband of llarllp Jlolll'O• • I I CARJUH WELLS Toni&ht, aoaewhere in tbe unearthly dlatance, tbere la a spirit wandering - and I hope he doean•t find tllilll• ordinary and COIIIOnplace, tb• uaual, con•entioaal. Ca"eth Vella, explorer and atoryt,eller - wbo died o•er the -k-ead. S..klng all hia lite• tor the aeeret, the nrtoa• and tbe MssdnJ Can•th, who wa born in Bnaland, al•r• dealed lie - · an lngliahau. A aatin or Conmali - be ••lled hlllNlt a Conialllan. Aapay, be ~ up 1D Beraude, bee•• an . . . 111 . . . , did railroad aur•e1/~ 1D Canada. All - tairlJ COIIIIODplace, tor Caneth Wells. But he got an eng1n••r1ng job that sent b1a to ala1a - where he laid out the r1r1t alayan railroad. ,aav-TB JELL§ - 2 Fro■ there, the Jungle. He found bia real talent~ the qu11t ot the fantastic. Gi•ing hu■ orou1 and wit\1 acoount1 ot exotic wonder,. Be aade hi1 large aucceaa here in the Unite4 Stat••· Bringing to lecture audi1noe1 - ••4 later radio aad T.Y.- with bla balaace wheel• hia wife Zetta - tl41a11 about the tree oliabina fiah. Aa4 - aboat t~• tlah tbat wiak1, olo1in1 one •1• with a droll expre11loa. Aa4 all the while - b• aa4• trips ot exploratloa. One - to tbe loutaina ot th• loon in laat Afrioa. Fiaaacei - bJ Bert Ma•••J of Palaoll•• Soap. So what,,. CarYeth do - but 1oleanl7 place a cake of PalaollYe aoap on top of one ot the Mount3in1 ot th• loon. Yea, in a distant other world, CarYetb lella will find aoaet.hing curiou1. ~,,,u . . . . Here in H ollywood, last night - 1 had a chance to p erfor■ a stunt 1 had lon1 wanted to try. ?icklns aoaebo4y o t of an audience - and a1tlng hi ■ to ooae up and 4o the apeating. It was at the Annual Mileatoae Award, preaeate4 bJ the Screen ~ roduoer1. Thia tl ■• - honca-laa Walt Di1ne7. Ibo certainl7 auat rant - •• Holl7woo4 1 1 nwer one peraonallt7. 17 role, that of toa1t ■a1ter iatre4ucin1 a rather unu1ual arr17 of ape tera, Geaeral O■ar Bradle7, Leopold Stoctow1tl, V. P. iixon, Perl• le1te, Dr. rr. naxter, Grand■• Mo1e1, Gene lellJ. I ha•• alwa,a araued that ••DJ in an audience are ■ore eloquent than tho•• at the 1peaker1 table. So, to try and pro•• •1 p oint 1 p icked out a gentleaan sitting down at a table - aad invited hi ■ to coa e ap. The audience of Hollywood veraonalitie• gaped; - when they recognized th a t he waa D r. N oraan Vincent P eale, the clergyman fabulously successful aa an author 81• 1 U - 2 . . . . aid 1p1aker. So u p Dr. Peale caae - and told what he thought of lalt Di1ne7. His iaproaptu talk the hit of the ••eDiDI• Extoling the creator ot deli1htful entertain . . t tor young and old. Walt Disney - no one purY17or of hap p ine11 and good cheer ot our da,. 1 must conte11 - it••• a plant, tor I knew Dr. Peale••• in Loa Angele,, and had asked hi• to be in the ••dience 10 that 1 could pick hia out - •• if b7 accident. '!YIP ILIQBml LISBOI, STATELY CAPITAL or PORTUGAL - WAS THI SCINI or A NAOIIPICUT RECEPTION TODAY. QUUN ELIZABBTH II - 01 A )-DAY nsIT o, STATI. A MILLION PEOPLE - OIi THi BAIi or THI TAGUS IIYII, AS THE ROYAL YACHT llllTANlli CAMI UP STUAII. THII, Al ANCIIIT BAiOE or STAD - IOWID BY 40 oAR•U - CAIIIID '811U1111 ilD 'ftli DUii OP IDIIBUIGII TO TH& LAIIDIIO PI.ACI. TIii WllTHD, TODAY - PIUIOT. QUift A COllftAST • TO !II fflaS OVII TU 111111-IID IIUI TRI QUIii AID m IVSl&IID wm CILl■ATIIG lftlAT IS IIDG CAI.LID - •A SICOIID HOIIIDIOO■,• 01 TU IOIAL YACft. II A liGDD Gilli • THIJIIS 111111 UID£.Y PIUICT rm A SUTDIIIITAL 2-DAY fOYAGI AT ~ su. IUf TD WIATHIIMAI PIDD THIIOS IIOHT - POI TODAY'S RICIPTIOI II - --- , - . , U. - • ,ow of• lfMUlu llallooD oarrled 1-7 I. I. laYJ rele•Nd Ula IMlllooD ln Japan • ud 1, drlftN ... , • .__. u.. ,..1110, aoroaa ca•• an,. u. llllMt ~ . . . . . , . . . . . Ula &,iaa,10. lea4laa MUO .,-.1a au lllil , . . . • .-11 ' ' ,.u 1aM U.. - .,, . . . . . . , f/6