; KENNEDY - (i I { I, ~ J. - I Before meeting newsmen for his first Presidential news conference - Mr. Kennedy called in his budget director ' for a major survey of economic problems. Afterward, David Bell repdrted - that the Int President does not intend to make any big ch~es in the an budget he inherited from I President Eisenhower. This administration, to seek some increases - but 1n the words of the budget director, 11 relatively few. 11 President Kennedy also conferred today - with the Joint Chiefs of Staff. He and hia military-, •n reviewing the cold war - and our position with regard to the Communist bloc. Dlacusaing ways and meana of insuring the national strength - that Mr. Kemedy haa called "indispenslble 1n dealing with Mr. Khrushchev." EL SALVADOR That army ooup in El Salvador - is anti- communist. Right wing officers, overthrowing the rullng junta - setting up a new govemment. The oauae of the rebellion is what the rebels term - "leftist, excesses." ) ..-Including - a refusal to hold free elections. Thia is the second uprising El Salvador haa had 1n four months. Last october, the left wlng a group ~ t i . : lf seized power - 1n a sudden coup. NowA/vict1• of the aame strategy - from the right. PIRACY . , The pirates of Nineteen Sixty one appear to be as crafty as their for runners who sailed the Spanish Main two centuries ago. Enrique Galvao, handling the ahlp he seized - with the skill of Captain Kidd or Jean Lafitte. Oalvao, a maneuvering the "Santa Marla" - out into the waters of the Caribbean. Confusing the navies or three nations - for three days. la Portuguese, British and American warships - at sea, 1n the COllll)lete meaning ot the phrase. By the time the Santa Marla was spotted - she was half way across the Atlantic, headed tor Africa. The American destroyer Robert L. Wilson 1n Ml purault - tonight. If youcan call lt that. The destroyer, flve hundred ill miles astem ot the prlate ship - with no hope of catching her, before she reaches Africa. Today, Oalvao sent a message reading - "we are not pirates, but patriots." Actually, the a status of Galvao and his men under 1.nternattonal law - isn't clear. PmACY - 2 • • A court will have to decide the correct charge - 1r . Galvao is n•ever caught. Is he a pirate. or not? That•• the question. Tonight, Portuguese Prealdent Salazar haa the 1aland possession or Portual - on guard. In ue ot a landing from the Santa Maria. The Azores and Cape Verdea, readj to fight ott those - whom Llabon certainly conaldera to be pirates. Meanwhile - what about the 1nnocebt byatandera! What about - the passengers aboard the Santa Maria? The . indication ls - that they're all aare. Probably enJoylng an experience - that didn't come wlth their tlcketa. The experience or aalllng the Spanlah Main - on a pirate ship. and it's happening - ln the year Nineteen St.xty One. TEOOTERS Two truck drivers claim they were once intimidated Y\ by - "goo& squads" b 1 1ng t A e ong o the Teamsters Union. Ed McCormick and Bill Stassen - are both members or a Philadelphia local. They told Senate lnveatlgatora - about joining a move to d a clean up the corruption ln their local. After which, they a were vlalted by "goon aquada" and wamed to drop their charges. 'l'he truth, according to their testimony c0111ng out now 1 on Capitol Rill. Meanwhile, the boaa or the Te-tera 11 1houtlng "toul!n James Horta, protesting agalnat a tape recording - apparently linking him with elements or the undel'IIOrld. Hotra clalma that the tape recorder - baa been doctored. Palaltled - to •ke hl■ , _ to aay, what he never aald. After Horta, an accused racketHr t'rolll New York - took the stand - he also Dk took - the Fifth Amend•nt. Antonio Corallo - known as "Tony Ducks". Tony Ducks took TBAMSTBRS - 2 the fltth - fltty tlme1,.. lL&ll& SI thirty minutes. Retualng to answer queatlona about - hla connection with the teamatera. CUBA The latest prominent Cuban to break wlth Pldel Castro - la an old chaaplon or the dictator. Carloa , trio Socarraa, who de tended Cu tro all through the campaign agalnat Batlata. He stood by cutro •• long u he could - through the executions, the ezproprlatlona, and the loaa or Cuban 11bertle1. 'lbe tlnal 1tn.w - cutro•• c01111unlam. Carloa Prlo Socarraa, denouncing the dlotator• • attelll)t to aet up a Red polloe atat• - under the control ot Moacow. RUSSIA I Soviet industry lam doing better than - Soviet agriculture. That's the moral ot - the tlgurea Juat released in Moscow. Ill While agrlcul ture la 1n such a meas that heads are rolling ln the province■ - lndwstrlal productlon baa lncreued tnnty-two percent 1n two years. The So•let aeven year plan• tlve percent ahead or schedule. 'ftle advance, lnclwllng eqrythlng - troll new ateel ■1111 to higher wage,. ✓ LAOS The situation 1n Laos seems odd - but it'• familiar enough ln military history. Many great connanders have been involved 1n the strategy or - the besiegers or m111 a town, suddenly tlndlng the111elve1 under siege. Remember how it happened to Caesar - 1n Gaul? 'Dle Roman conqueror, setting up his siege llnea - only to have them encircled by a rellevlng lll'llJ of Gaal.a. It was one or the tlghteat spot• - that Caesar ever had to flght hla ny out ot. Soaethlng llke that aay be happentns • 1n Laol • . The Reda driving aouth - 1n an effort to surround Luang Prabang. The Laotian army, driving north on both wtnga- attemptlng to trap the Reda 1n a gigantic noose. Will the Laos battle really develop into something llke - the claaalcal Roman campaign? Wii, ?_e don't know - yet. !Ut,this 41•■, dispatch from Luang Prabang proves an old saying - that Caesar's conquest of Gaul never becomes out of date. ROYALTY The Br1tlah Queen received a royal - welc0118 today -- 1n Hew Delhl. Queen Elisabeth and Prince Phlllp rldlng lnto the Indian capitol atter thelr tlger hunt. They were cheered by •salve crowds - llnlng the streets. Leading th e welc011lng coalttee, Nehru'• 1t1ter - Madame Vljaya Lakahal fandlt. The Queen, looking responding tired - but g-1~ ~ to the applauae. ,. - - - . - ..... - . -· Tonight - a apeclal reception tor India'• royal v1attora. Qllffn 111zabeth and Prlnce Ph111p - accepting gltta tor their chlldNn back 1n Bllokt.nghul Palace. '!'hen watohlng a oolortul dlaplay of Indian tolk dancing. FIRE Australlana used to,- Joke about the town ot - Dweellngup. A fumy name - Dweellngup. !>night, the name stands for - tragedy. One ot the worst dlautera, 1n the hlatory or weatem Auatralla. A bush tire, whipped out or control - by high winds. Surging acro11 the bush - lnto Dweel1ngup. 'ftle ~ . nw,. ~ ~ • acros■ what 11■1d to be a boom-town. Hundredl or houae1 going up 1n aaoke. A110. ahopa, ho1pltal1, ohurche1, government bulldlngl. The lntemo, getting 0011Pletely out ot hand - when lt - tect by guollne troll two aervlc• atatlona that 8' esploded. Tonight, the townspeople are huddled OU~ the buah - after a head-long filght troll the tire. The toll 1n dead and injured - ~ t counted. Duage runnt.ng high into the ■llllona. A heap or IIIOklng cinders - I\ the Auat-lan buahtown or Dweellngup. ROBBERY A bandit tried to rob a store in Chicago's I loop today - by brandishing a toY(Pistol. Result - three - casualties. The type or store seems appropriate a nut I\ ahop. Robert Morrla, entering wlth his Mke-believe gun - deaandlng all the caah in the tlll. Up charged detective Marty Koch - a firing at what he thought waa an armed gunman. Here's how the score - was run up. Morris slightly wounded - •••hed through a plate glu1 window 1n an attempt to escape. The flying glus - cutting news vendor Su Stone. Detective loch, ahot by hl1 own revolver -then he caught the would-be robber and wreatled one toy pl1tol - three caaUlltles.