1 n t to • l. 1 no 0 c • .., 0 n OU '1 o . J . OU a n d h ee - 0 0 " q F ., "' ~ · ' 'I' ' 1 1 ~) or - 1 1 1 _(!, } I .- , 11 n C olla r· . n .., - IQ 0 S . 00 n Jm h .., z lnn ... n i f l e t e 1 0 cer d , e m m 0 e t h e h r · e 1" ) 0 th e 11 cat n ~ onl - '11 V nt - m 1 o n . ~ Th ore - th ree 'A~ c£t un an 0 11 on . Th e , on - ,,, tt;i eo I I- un re an h e m 11 on . co E 'he . oi n t o u qu ~ s e 0 1 , t t : te ·ou e - s·y · he o t · 0 1 t i n . orm oJ ' .., ' i e i r t - ..,t : 1 to the areas o a r eement. Of ihich - th ere are a· . The two tatesmen, a op in a omm o att it e - to e in, L os, Korea, iet am, an o on. A coupe o k e y issues n o t mentione - o ter Mongolia, an the strate g y fo barring ed China from the UN . Both of these p ro b lems , hande bac k to the lower echelons - rorjrurther stu d y . Toni ht, Chen Chen is playing host - at a d1Mer in honor of P resi ent Kennedy . The visits■ of Nationalist hina's Vice re ent - ending on a note of g ood will and optimism. I (! l. t t;\ J i t ou ,.i er 1 e \ S Kfl ir g - he n t to coll e!"l'e . G e ral eh , a t en in g ic h l an 'a te ma or1n in poll ea m nis t r a ion . oi st 1 f rom the campus - I int o olice wo r . is a ilit, so ri k 1n - tljlat within two years h~ was ua r in resi d ent R oosevelt. µ:- been on the p res1 enttal detail - ever since. G erald Behn, reachin the top toda - when President Kennedy picked him to head the squa at the White House. Th ne w h sent y t e E st G e rman Res ma be ca use - he ecline o their currenc . Our State Department oint out that the . est Ge rman Mark - is much stron er than the Ea st G erman Ma r k . So, the East Germans who wor k in ·est Be rlin - are ein stopped 11µ1 at the border. Forced to han d over - the money they bring back with them. R eceivin less val u able East German money - 1n exchange. At the same time, the puppets of the Kremlin are trying to choke off - the flood o . f refugees. Turning back - a.a.14 ~ hundreds o f East German/' nead-. West. But thousands ar~ still getting throu g h - to freedom. I all n i m t i n to o s y th hrush he v «u doe no e ta war - o v er erlin . J-th1nks - a I f' , settlement can be 1orke ou t. lhat ls - e se ttlement on his own term. He to l this to It al ian Prem ier • anfani - who is visiting Moscow. Which appears t o ta. leave the Berlin crisis - right where it was. Khrushchev, tryin g to lay down the law - as to which western rights shall be respected;~d - which violated. The est, retorting - that the writ of the Soviet Dictator does not run in iest Berlin. p u 1 ca n l:-a · t o o n ,. i t, inet e S l x t T\• o m l a ,. OP ~ air a I J liam 111 r , announcing - a eri o r ee 1on 1 co renc s to come . t r o the show , na 1 r a l l - 1 ar 1 on, elson ockefeller and Barry Gol water. But the Re u 11cans will have hundreds of orators stumpin the countr - r1 ht down to the precinc t level. Purpose - to win as m n state o ;ices as poss i b l e ~ e Nineteen 1xty Two the spri card for - the GOP presidential campai n of Nineteen Sixty- Fo ur. ,' . 0 ' tz e ' •.J Lo . O' " Ol'..i ...; 1 tl a .. J .., e n ( h f; '} C ""oa' , , l' J ; l n - t ail a e d ol t . i l '' a o L k e ucern 0 e 0 t e .., o t al l o " E urope . 1 l O - 01 e O"' l .OS ero · . ' s ci e t - ho i j 0 erous . us carr in irt - e i h m erico.n to rls - h it one Q cure oft e o p per roa oo fas . e ring - o " the so 1 er. Pun in - into La e L ucerne . he toll - more th twe t M T h e pac · i , " · ·otn s li k - ontr a 1 ct 1 on n · e w a - o th e ear th . Fl y - th ro u ;J t he hr s m e er r c t ly g oo ense t the a t n C o in B alt more . rtin, orkin n co tract - he e · lorat i on o 0 ol r · s e . 0 e o the ir ro s p a e i o lan 0 t oo * en trave i roun l e lunar face - on sti t s. The moon bein too st or heel . Hence walkin spa eshi p . 11 e ..:ie at rom i k 3 a , a i n t - h 1 v 1 r • incc e e n a t o r a la ar ar e t h e m h - o e o t h e mo r e a ttract i ve me m b e~ ~ o o r e s ~ f ten tre ate t h m c c hi v a lry - y her asculine collea es. ' Still, t h e thi tha t Senator 'mith wants most - is e u ality. The ri hts o women - that allow~ her to make a st nnin career in politics. Somethin her grand - mother woul never have been allowe to do - back in the age o anti-feminine discrimination . To ay, Senator Margaret Chase Smith told the girls 1' o f the merlcan Le ion A uxiliary - that they should give .,vJ eman e uallty .- ) l' : 0 C - ,, :.n ' - . 10 Cc.t 3 . cc se i n h ar . . ) ) •('t,. · 1 0 all, oe o f to - . unt ja ars in C n . cc a · ~on a a 1 , h en th k ~ e i O J c'1 c k u n n . e 1s i e ar i ~t~ i nto t l • e x ca le - ..at. a 1. 1, ,_ /\ J ,Fip u 1n t r 0 i co r le cl an g erou - I\ t an , • i s o pi l o 1 - o rr e ct . r - e er 1 e i m . • e I , . - to t\rr im at e . ·o r a c. r m ... n - a h ot 1 r 1 xu o ~ cata . '• e l s , ho i{ o o e 1 1 a b out - b a h ee l< n 1 The passing of Frank Link in San Francisco - brings two familiar names into the newe: - John Sutter and Giuseppe Verdi. For Frank Link was a great grand10D of John Sutter - of gold rush daya; when gold was discovered - at Sutter's ■ ill? Sutter tried to conceal - the great discover1 - but - the secret got out, and that atait.• the staa~ede to ~alifornia. The fort1- Niner1, beadin& for - ~utter'• Mill. Eldorado - on the Sacramento. Where do•• Verdi co ■• in? The oo■poaer of Alda and &igoletto - never aaw California; but frank Link did ■ arr, Verdi'• great grand-daughter. der ■ aiden na■• was appropriately - Aida Verdi. So th• great grandson of the gold ruab pioneef - who aarried the great grand-daughter of the faaou1 coapoaer, leaves thie life - in San Francisco. Now from San Francisco - to ~ick Noel in••• lor I , C•1 - 11 , L. • n u · . l 1 Cl . . , s Lou o . l . - fo r ~ ~ 1U a ,.1 u J .,;;/:..._anmd.k tou c e " 0 a u r oa r - n cl 0 e 0 eman s t t ·, h e t lon · i ta i 1 . 0 ., l n o :' l e C 1 n L lo ·• " B t 0 e o .. 0 ar I unc 11 - ~ h i u tenu e . . .., .l Te 111 r· t e ' om 01 ,;) - u I o ._, is e to p · · for the Co t u B ri t o , t e D k e o"" e 1 fl 11