T e h ara sert a i el up - not he r of it m t r 1 c . ' rl zzle , oin ba almo t t 1 t y e ar s o w ha hap ne to i lot il li am ewto . Te En lis av i at or, w o to o k o f from 1 i er in a b i- l ane -- on .. pr il in e tee t h , i net een T i rt Three . Newton , b oun d for a cit - on t h e 1 er River . B t t t . ~ never h ear d from ,) a a i n . J / / Jfhat is- until toda. A Fr en ch ca m el patrol, d iscoverin - what happened to hi m. They saw wheel tracks in the sand - an foll ow ed them to the wrecka g e of Newton's ~ ~ 3 " 1 i c ~ plane. N a rb y , the b o dy of the pilot - sti ll preserve &fte-P < Newton 's log - tells t h e story. He ha to ma ke a force 1 nd i ng in a part o f t e a ara c al l ed - the deser t o t ir s t . 11 Hu,1dreds of miles - from the ~ - n eare oasis . is w at er ran out, h elp never c me - and he i e of thirst un er t e lazin sun. TR P. GE e t r a g e of ilot Wil i u m ewt o n , co m in g to 11 h t - twe nt nine e ars later . WE T HER e Je e is not t h e t a te h r est it - y the sno storm r in toni h t . But a million ew Jerse i te s t h e bus stri k e , pu ti n them o n t he i r fee t - i n ~ G:f snow , hail n rain . ~ ~ Fr o m the Dak otas to ~ (_· ~ ~ ib h i~n A wh a t is called "t h e worst snowstorm of the d ecade. 11 The record holder, S ioux Falls, Minnesota - wh ere t h irt y-o ne lnches fe~l in ~ D i xie - ~ t ! l , ~ i l s t o n e s the size of o lf balls, fa llin g on Louisi a na. Shrev eport, rocked by ins - of i x t miles an h our. ~ o powerful -t hey topple an oil de rri ck w ort h tree lundr t housa n d d ol lars . H eli c o t e r s a re s l ut t l in into Hamb r , Wes t Ger m an , to i h t . . r in in d i a ter ai to the seap o r t - ✓ - J s m a s he loo w a ters fr om t h e N ort h e a . On e w h ole se ction o f Ham ur - t urn e d i nto a xa s lt water la k e . Dama e - i n c al c u l l e . The toll - p ossi bly fi v e hu n d r e d e a . West G e r man , i n mo ur n i n - f or H a m u r g . winten weat h er. F rom Brit a in to n ort h ~n Ital y - hurricanes,~ blizzar s. ~~- Ships, founderin g - in the E n lis h C ha nnel. ~ Gvalanches - in t h e Alps. B ERL I h I l i t r i S i t 1 a.ma a te o - 0 0 i et t . e~ t an 1 n i n s . 1 o s co , re e a t i n - t . a t u ss i an p l an · ill a nt i e to 1 , o rm a t on , a cross t h e a i r c o ri ors . ' n ri t t h e pl I e o'." o t e n t ions a ~ ~ t e r no t e th re - en t he d o . The ie w a r n in - a e 1 o a r e p eat . Brit in , Fr a n c e a n . m ric a , m a king i t ~ ~ clear - t h at we will not let t e acce s ro u t e s be atxxt" str n led . ) a t we inten d to keep t h em o p en - and t o use t e m. fa Even if we J h a e t o e n d - fi ter esc o rts . T o day - no an erous incide nt • T e ussians , appa entl wait! to see - if they n bluf f t e _!Le st out of the air corridors. e ·.o ><•t iol e ce t tor 0 Ge or get a i n . t Gu i - l t d i . · . ~ i v olve · ort J I t . ous an or r - i n c it • it o u l a tion o onl n i net t ou an . ~ a ,J,/. l f t h e ci t - out o strike . & ~ ~ ae~ r ~ ; c;mp e tel pa ral z e ~wn--wmr. B efore t h e ~ ~ r iotin e n il le . ore t h an a re d - in · re . Dama e , twe t fie m ill on do ll r . Toni g t ~ seven un d re looters - ar e i n a il. Or er, restored - by B ritish troops. B ut it too k a back o n Premier Che d i Ja an - to end the stri e . Leftist J a n, wit draw in - is ' so ak t h e poor 11 easures. ,,,,, Ho in g to - t he nion de mands. o speci 1 t axes on soft d rin s , no compulsor savin s - no incre as e in t h e price o f ru m . h e on r s o r co i t i n v t i a tin . c 11 or ip t e e n t o n , t o r h - c ' o of t e r con r l a r. t i e C r o m xm t o o f o mot fa m o s - comm an er - w o t o o a rt 1 t e l o· 1 g_mf onflict. Ge era : 0 r r le - ofte c lle t e b e t in f ntr , comman er on ener 1 i enhower 1 t a f . t.tnd ir 1 Ce ter imitz - who ~ ' P_ i ) "'- ~ J ~ ~ ~ A o u J ms 1 e ri e a ross t h e cific to Japan . B r a 1 n Nimitz ot a ree - t h t censorship is necess ry. The G ener a l n t h e . m ir 1, pointin out - that we can't h a e enerals an u -'1 mir a ls contr ictin the President . P A CIFIS M F OLLO W CENSORSHIP While to famous milit a r y men were the center of attraction on C apitol Hill - two famous pacifists held the same spot in a London court room. Philosopher Bertrand ~ « 1 1 ' Russell, and c h emist Linus Paulin g - ap pearing in behalf f of the "ban the bomb committee". The us most emphatic, as - usual - the controversial English Earl. "I am committinr civil disobedience to prevent a nuclear war," said Bertrand Russell. What are the c h ances that astronaut John Glenn will get into orbit toaorrow? About sixty-torty we hear. Tbe weatheraan, says maybe the Atlantic will be smooth enough - to let Glenn aake a descent after a flight into space. So once again - the count-down i1 on, at Cape Canaveral. HAYDEN On F ebr ary Nineteenth, Nineteen Twelve - Carl Hayden of Arizona arrived in Washington. His state had been part of the union - only five days. And - he was the first Arizonan to be elected to Congress. The story, of course - is ' that C arl Hayden is still on Capitol Hill • .J'bday, celebrating his fiftieth ,) anniversary - as a member of Congress. A record never equalled - in merican history. Hayden of Arizona, outlasting such marathon performers as - Clay of Kentucky, and Rayburn of Texas. The Arizona Democrat served in the House - until Nineteen Twenty six. Then, shifting to the Senate - whe1~ he has been ever since. His record, including more than - longevity. He~been a power in the Senate - for over a generation. Rising to his u current position of - President pro-tern of the Senate. Which puts b1m third in succession to the Pre~idency - among the members of ongresi. MURDER In L eopol d ille, o s olutio n y et - to the 'St o gn er m u r d er c ase . " E liza b et h T hr ing o f rlington, Virgini a - is inc sto dy on suspicion of shooting Colonel Hulen Stoner . B ut the C o ng olese police are still searching for the man - she says fired the fatal shot, through an open win d ow. The g endarmes, not yet sure - whether she's telling the trut h , or not. ~ The Colonel's secretary, was in the room at the time) ~ Btlt,ta. described as - close .,{ to hysteria; f8rusing to eat - weeping continuall:; :E6sisting - that she had nothing to do with the crime. H A YDEN - 2 A rizona farm bo y , Tucson business man, Sheriff of Maricopa Count y - all this, before h is state entered the union. Now ei gh ty-four, an d celebrating half a century on C apitol Hill - the venerable Senator Carl Hayden of Arizona. N A VIG T OR ow pic ture To ky o b us d ri v er K ent a ro Kaneko - on a raft m d e of t h irty-eig h t asoline :/an~enty-foux feet long - seventeen wide. E uipped wit h n a vigating instruments - and maps of the Pacific Ocean. A lso two hundred caits of foo - and several crates of spaghetti. And - a book - called "Learn En g lish 1n f_ourteen ~ y s." The bus driver, deciding - to sail across the Pacific. ~vigate his raft and his,maps and his spaghetti - .> ' vzl from Tokyo to San Francisco. Her'M!~~ it might take him about two years - to cover mor than three thousand miles. He had ~overed twenty-five miles, drifting out of Tokyo harbor - when the Japanese coast guard caught up with him. h o Tomorrow, Kentaro Kaneko - will no longer be ~ , navigating the Pacific. /e'll be back in Tokyo - driving a bus. DOG '11hePe 1s a fa~'-lB eategoF~ maC,:&--4.&p of atteh ~ bell:s U&o.. t-nat---we Mey AQW-add -- the-,..poJ 10e deg wttltettt r:r'tlen~ &f s ffl8-l:-h - 1 - 4 ' 9 t . ~ ~ - Brutus of Scotland YardA $Bed b y London's famous police organization -for running down fugitives. But the pooch lost his job - because his nose went dead. Brutus, unable to smell anything - let alone the track of a criminal. .. . Then one bobble - had a bright idea. Why not - an operation for Brutus? They hustled their erstwhile colleague - off to a vet. 'lllev\asal surger~,- a success. Brutus, emerging from the ether- sniffin g around just as he used to. His nose - as good as new., - - - - ,, IRejoining Scotland Yard - the police dog who -1, lost his sense of small. )lld - got it back. )