News from Indo-China - of an enormous forest fire. It's war out there, - and that's part of it - a vast area of the jungle, ablaze. In connection with the Red sltge of Dien Bien Phu - Fleets of warplanes in action to stop enemy coluans of reinforceaenta and ,applies aoving through the jungle. Planes assailing the■ with blazing napala. The jungle right now, is dry - inflaaaable. So you can guess what fla■ ing napalm would do. torest fires all along the Co■■unist 11•• of ■ arch. At oae place - ■ore than a square ■ ile of the tropical thicket, turned suddenly into a blazing inferno. ~ sovms Soviet Russia, today, ■ade a toraal inquiry about the aiaslng Russian •t,t• dipl0111.t - Raat•orov - mo d111ppeared in Tokyo 1n January. Moscow Allbuaador Zarubln called on Secretary or State John Foster Dullea - aaklng a request tor 1ntol'llat1on. 'ftle reports had l»een tbat Ra1tYorc>Y, connected a with SoYiet l1plonage 1n Japan, deeerted cc ml•, and went Oftr to U.S. Intelligence. But th11 bu•••• been adll1ttecl, ott1c1a11J, by our goYel'llllllt. i / ISRAEL The government of Israel ts bitterly denouncing th u.H. Commission trying to araange peace negotiations in the Holy Land. Angry criticism - because or the failure of the araistice group to condemn Jordan tor the bus ■aaaacre at scorpion Pass. At Tel Aviv, today, Prellier Moshe 3,erratt stated in an address to the Israeli Parliament: "If the united Nations is unable to control the Arab aggressors, Israel is obliged to protect her own interests." Meanwhile, an Israeli anay apokesaan declared - that Moslem Syria baa ■oved a brigade ot infantry to the border ot the Jewiah state. · on the Arab aide - a eharge that ■111tary planes frQII Israel Yiolated the trontler ot Jordan, t1ve ttaes yesterday. All - adding to tbe crisis in Palestine. lfALY Italy reports the smashing ot a spy ring - ten -bera of which have been arrested. The chief - a Coaaantat ' •ployed at a nuaber one Italian airfield~• Pog1a. apl•• report1na on air buea and radar 1natallat1ona tbrouahallt . Italy. Gitting the word through to an eaploaap oenter in Red ClaobollOYakla. -ATOMIC - The governaent announces - new precautions tor 11tet1 at the at011ic proving grounds 1n tbe South Pacific. lftle area ot danger - greatly extended. An aerial patrol • to nm sh1pa · and plane• - to atay a lo.as dl1tance ••r. ■•• bJd,rogen teat• are approacb1ng, tbly do not llftt a repetition ot tho•• 1nc14enta - three lilln4Ncl 1nentr UM Allerlclftl, South Sea natl••· and .1 • .,... . . tlib•Nlll ,mac The Navy states - there are no serious lnJuriea 1n tbe crew or the Navy tanker, whum waa exposed to radiation 1n that hydrogen blast on March First. The crew ot ninety-two, attected a lightly - nothing danprous. We are not told bow tar the tanker wu away traa the aoene or tbe blut. But ' - Japana■e t1ehel'll9n, lhowered with Ndloactl'M uh, WN ••••,. a d11tance of . . . •l&btr ■11•• away. '!wentr◄11bt tJ .s. Air Poree weather obaernra were ai.t larly expoeitd, and they were one hlllldred and tltty ■ilea •ay. 'ftro IMandNd llil tbt.rtr-•lx SOuth Sea 111-anctera, one burdNd and 11.Xty ■llea ott, when radioactive duat deacelllled on the■. ( Altogether - three hundred and ••••nty-nine persona affected. Jlone aerioualy injured - apparently• ) I ~ - ECONOMY Prealdent Eisenhower belieYea that unaplo,aent will continue to rise during the re■atnder ot th1a aonth. aat he doean•t think tbere•a any reason tor drastic action by the perment. Slam Bang -rpncy •thoda - not called tor. 111 opinion ta that there'll bi an orderly 11ptam ot bu1M11 ~ later 1n the SJ)1"1DC, ~• ~ ■l&ltt be Jeopard1N4 - 11)' 11• bang action. Laat aonth, the PN11dent 1atd tbt proapeol1 .... - 11111 bu11n111 would taproye, wt.Ill a clecltM or llftlllPlo,111111, 1il IINb, tbll ■onth. lie ... uad abo11t tbat toda,, and Nplled that IIU'cb 11 MNallJ Ille 1euon tor a 11u,1.,1 aptum. But, tht1 ,ear, luter 11 lite - arid tlllN'• • clela, 1n Sprl111 buytq. So b111lne11 1hoUld 111prcwe u luter 1pproaohe1 - in April. ta Jl{,.t / - , le,,'lJli& USIIIH<MIR - McCARTHY President Eisenhower gave an opinion today, on the Ar111-McCarthy feud. He said - no man should "alt in Judpent on hla own case. " ~ ..L. au,( tie'• To which Senator McCarthy repllea - in perfect A" qreeaent. He says that, tor one thing, he wo1114n 1 t tie J11dlllii b1a CMn oaae - because the di1pute 11 act11ally ' between the - , and Ro, Cohn, counsel tor the loCartby Sub-Ccaa1ttee. Anyway, the Senator bas it.Yen up hia Cbainlinlblp of tbe Ccalttee, alao lil1 votlna r1&11t1 - dur1111 tbl period of Iba tnn1tlptlon. But he lna11t1 on the rlabt to oro111-q11e1tlon 1111 w1•11e1 -- and PN114ent Bl1enholfer, today, wu uad alNNI, that. Be said - he doe1n•t lalOlf 8DOUlb about the 4etalla ot the •tter to c011118nt m tbe q1M1tion ot croa1-eU11lnatlon. IIOCARTHY - PEARSON Senator McCarthy, today, renewed his old feud. with Colwnniat Drew Bearson. On Monday, he ude rnaru at>out an "espionage" case against a newapaperaan. Today hi reveals - he meant 111W Pearson. Thia concema a charge, aade preY1ouly by the Senator, that Pearson got secret 1ntoraatlon trail tbe Var 111n1ttona !Oard and trm the Departaent ot Ju1tlce. Contldeml& ••rial - in violation ot the llplonap Act. Inttllatlnl - that Pearaon uaed "blaolmatl tact101" 1n pttlna the tnt . . . tton. The col111111ilt wu cle&Nd ot th11, durlill the tht .... . !Nian ad I ,tatratlon, bllt~ 1• bellll . , . NOOM1deNd • by the Dlpartaent ot Juattce. Drew Pearson aaya - be welcc:ae1 an 11W9■tqat1on. Ill( toll STRIKE The wildcat strike of lonpbore•n tn 1ft York wu aide otticial today - by the I.L.A. - the old, scandal ridden 1111 1on. An unauthorized walkout baa been going on tor • twntJ daya, 1.llpeding the operation of the harbor. IOlf - untoa backlftl, which threatena a oaaplete tle...ap. IJ!CIIQBIIBS #2 Another . . aerger 1h the world or autollob1lea. ll\ldlOD - c011b1n11W with lash. Today . the atoclcholdere ot both cmapantea . voted a.erwhe llllngly tor the •raer - one or tbl btgelt financial tranaactiona in ,eara. Thia tollon the ccabintng ot lalNr loton with Vlllyl overlanlS - With the bl1er CGIIPlllr _,lnl . . , of 1'8 . •lolloblle production to Toledo. DICHLL n I iP LI'\£. - ,J A:\ j_ p _ ~~ w ~ ~ - , · R-'f. ~ Coluani1t falter Winchell baa launched• J a le~ter contest that 1ee■ 1 to be 1■ 0•-balliDI i ■ f/.e. ~ a rather re■artable ••7• ~nte1tant1 to aen4 1■ J~IYII brief letter, on the aubject!W■Y · r COVLDA.Dlll & COIIVIIST. The origi ■ al plan••• to 11•• j•1t oae i■pr•••l•• prise. l•t, fin• ••4 in4tw14aal1 ti••• \•rae4 o••r •• •••laacbe of prl••• to ht ■ aa4 oae of tbe top pri1e1 ••• pr.eaeate4 to Walter ltaohell {'/4. ~,. - u,j&,v) ,, o•r 1poa1or, tbe 1peetaoular new lal1er Darria, " J · ••t alto11t the raoleat •por\1 oar r•• e•er •••• The prooee4a fro• tbl• aatloawi4e oo■teat 1• to the Daaoa IJ•r•• Cancer f•••• The Senate has just Toted to cut exci1e taxea iD half - on household appliances, such aa refrigeratora, rua•• etc. This in addition to the cut in luxury \ax•• already p~•lded for in a bill the Senate ia now coa1idtrla1. COCOA This may not sound like news - that every t1Jle you drink a cup, the price goes up. But 1t ta - the t.ncreaa1ng coat ot cocoa. The National Contecttonera Aaaoctat1on • • • a request ot the Depar~t or Ca.eroe • uldQI an tnee1ttptlon ot the r1alng price ot cocoa · . beans. A ,ear ago - thirty oenta a pound. Mow - r1tt1-1eftn cent•. · In llneNen ,on, .... , c oa beans coat - t1ve cents a pound. It'• all the wone, blea.aae ~ lot of cott•• clr1nbn 4111Nfttled about the prtee, haft 1w1tehed to ooeoa. '111 cleaand - and JOU paJ 1ION • Well, we'" bHn e•1•1n1i'II about Bl'a111 • wblN .,.,~~ the cottee CCIII!■ t'NIII. So ... --;.AM, ... :w~1i1;.. ~..a. • 11 111• Gold Coaat)}lh1ch prod11ce1 ac,at ot the cocoa beam - aeroea 1n Africa. The war tn South Texas baa ended - with "Blllperor' Parr paying a one hundred and titty dollar tine tor carr,1rw a gun. lite 1 1 fhe politlaal boas with an "e■piN" in Du•al and Jia Wells County~ tiae was when•~ tree born Tt:nn ~ conaldered tt part ot hta birthright - to tote a au-shooter. a.it th1np are all contuaed - in the cact111 e011ntry. I Oo•emor Sht•era or Tena - Y.owl111 to break the "11t1eal l)Oftr ot oeorp Parr. The Tesla lanpra - Hnt 1n to protect the pol1ttcal oppoe1t1on 1.n DIIYal and Jill Vella COWltiea. "laperor" Parr, btiilMlt, aocued of pulltnl a 11111 on a po11t1oal antllC)Dl■ t. After which - he got lnlo • fl&b' wt.th a c0'1ple ot fena Ranpn. When placed on trial, "Bllperor" Parr 1nalated - it wun•t a gun at all. It waa a pair of b1noe111ara. Vblcb doean•t aound like Texu. Reaohlntf tor tbe hip, q111ek on the -~~ dnw, and ~ - b1noc111are. ,-.;:. - - -- - -- I ' The JIU'J in the Jill Wells County cOW'thouae 4ldn 1 t believe it, and said - guilty ot carr,inl 8 gun. - 2 ~~ to which J u ~ UL!Jlor' added - tine, one hllndNcl and r1n, _ So dollan. •t.;....,. •~ tor the ts. Nllil at leut, Ilda tillla • war, Deep in the Beart ot Tem. Crooner Dlok ..,... - a blt con\lladlotor, Mela, • 1111 contradlctlon betlfND action aDll IIOl'da. ID lfaalllilpon, 111 applied tor a paa1port to retvn to Id.a nallw &rpntllla • ....... ,lilg tbll - at - Arpntm Nu,, . .. , . . . . . lold ... -mn tbat AMrlcan otflclal1 - •baftn•t got a ollallce of tlotlng • •t.• t i r ua4 lila 1t Ila 1lll1nled lNY~ Ilda H1Dtr, wolmlanlr - after tM :r1pi1tl• otteNd lo dapan Ida. fo mlob lie NPlucl: •1 ..... ,, a ...., la - illllt wor14. • . . , M Ud loolt ....-1 • • Ill laJe• 1a,a tlle cue Will N fOlllllt ._ oovt1, all 1b1 '!IQ to * SllpNIII court 11111• - , UIIII . u lOIII a1 four J9U'I. tile cue ot Dlok ..,_. - r.11 of o•tNllotl . . . In Hollywood today, Zaa Zaa Gabor announced_ ihl'll tlJ to Europe with Port1r1o Rulllroaa. They'll aaa the 1 1ry yo,ap together - next week. In lew York, Port1r1o aatd ~ he doean •t mow an,Uilnl about tt. aat, it Zaa Zia mu to p alOIII, ••'• Nlocae. TheN will be l'OOII 1n h11 011D prlftle planl • a 1aJ11!1 --•rted bailiber. 4lda 1 t ~ i y z:~·:...-:1:..; =f~t"lo.'°1e'::.M:'\: - pla Dcalnloan playboJ t l • to.., Tork traa •l•1, Iida,, llid told tba Mlfl■ID •1'.Y h"{--rt.af/1 to 11nua 111,._ . . . . llp---o•llH· .. I ....... - , .. lfoolworlb belNN lllilN to lie 1n bed all daJ, Nad1DI a po4 book. PGrtlrlo DN ao · toad ot - boon. Be denied *' bll wife. Nied u tm NOond rlohe1t wcmn 1n the world - 1N1111ht a lot of thiftP tor hta. !he 1torte1, he declared, are all wrona. SM didn't IMr 11111 ~ that two h\lildred th0111and oonNrted boilber, or a atr1111 of 1, polo pontea, or a rara tn h1a natln Santo Dolllftlo. Re 1ald be IIUNhued all that, h1118elf - and not with Barbara ButtoftSIIOIIIJ A well lmom Boll,wood aaa1c1an - tOlllld c1eac1 ,oc1a1, Md there ta ' 14ute auaplolon ot - -.rder. Alberto Collllllto - a cou1n ot tile 111w late 11DPr, au, Co111111to, mo•• Wlect acc1c1en1, 1aa1 , _ , , ,_.. IIO 111111• •x■■1a1ng a p11tol. tM NdJ ot * -lclaa . . . tOIIIMS 1n Ida ••••U• - i11:b at.pa ot a ••••re biat1-. !Ila lol fllloe cleolaN • Ill · • 111ft Nlil Wltkl , , a ldt 111111 tilftr • bill INMlr 1illa ld.ddela 111 !i ll!lll~ . . . . . . 11•. M IIIIRQSA - In Hollywood today, Zaa Zsa Gabor announced. ahe•ll tlJ to E11rope with Port1r1o R11biro1a. They'll llake the 1 1cy ,opp topther - next week. In lew Yorlc, Portlrto •td ~ be doe1n•t llilOlf an,lb1111 about 1t. Blat, it Zaa Zaa wanta to p alOIII, • • ' • NlOCIII. !bare •111 be 1'00II in bll Ollll prlftte plW - a hrii IOIW8rted ballber. d1dn 1 t we=tiyZ::~•:a.:: 1:..; =~~-:1,-•~1=.rt:'r: • - Plnlf'- Dail1nto• ,1--, tlw to .., Yan tMI lllld, - . , , and told h --••n wbJ bif-'rt.faf/1 to ........ 111&•• IINke uptir:.,,,...oauae, lt 1t • till loolwOl'lill lillNN 1 , '° lie tn tied all clay, readt.111 a pod INNlt. Porttrlo nol N · tollll of - booka. Be dented tu, bla wlti, Nied u the NOon&I rlcbeat wcaan 1n the world - 1MNlbt a lot ot tht.wwa tor ht.II. the ator1ea · h• declared, are all wroas. Sha didn't blaJ blll , ~ that two hundred th011aand eonnrted bollber, or• 1tr1111 or 1, PGlo pontea, or a tara 1n hla natl•e Santo Doatngo. Be said be PllrCbaaed all that, biillelt - ant not with Barbara Hllttor&IIODI . At Aledo, Illinois, today, Judge Leonard Telleen atated: "Thia 1a the moat umaaual de1101111trat1on I me enr HID." Unusual - 11 a ■ild word. 'l'bt Jur, - t1n41ng a defendant guilty in a cue ot k1111q. 'lben, anen • - - on 1111 Jury - Nlhing to the detend•t. Bllbrut111 bta - ... -Pini all the while. tOllrlc'-4 or 1tabb1nl an athletic coach wltb a peol&llt llnlte. !bl pro1ee11tor called tor a ••rdlot ot aullty, ""' did Ml ult tbe death penalty - J111t a prl■on Nnteaoe. 'l'he Jury wu oat tor . . . than-.,,_.. ballrl, 111d toot ten ballot■ before m retunlnl • nrdlot ot "Tol1111tar., aanalaugbter." Calltna • tor frCII one to HnD ,eara in prison. When the verdict wu read, the ••••n waaen were t t • • • • lobbing. Then • the tearful elll,racea. • - • • • • 1 - 2 ltlb excl-tlona ot - "God bl••• you." The Judp - utontabed by the aoet 1111U11al tratlon be eyer-· ISIDI> The tederal gc,yeraaent has d1acont1nuld a baae project • tor the 1ald.11C> in the Par lorth. P1nanot111y. n1&btaare. b BaldllO - not .mdentandina llllCh about-, •tare. !h1a polar pbtlanlbopy began shortly atter 1111 a.oond world var - tor the taprove•nt ot 1.ilooe. !bl a,aMII enended - to h Arctto Ctrole. !bl lalmlo .._ oub. aat, wn 1, c- ,o payt111 up - •••n Ula AuNII tailed lo ahld 81W llpt on that. Jederal llou■tJW Otttotal P.P.Snud, "''-··- before a CongNaatonal Sub-C-tttee - put thl t1 . . . 111 ta the followtna IIOUl'Dtul WONI: "You loan money to an Blld.110 on h11 penoneJ wblob be cannot eign in the tint place. Ill llakel a'•• If tb1 fur trapping ••••on ta 8004, or 1r the tllh1- 11 he UJ' pay IOM or the debt - uybe~ The 1nterw1t rate,' leward soea on, "1a tow- per cent. a.it the BaltillO doe•'' anything about 1ntereat - he never heard or tt." - 2 Three hundred and twenty-n11111 tbouaand dollan lOlllld ,o 11111 . Baktao. A ■ere traction - paid. Loam - 1n default. A newspaper reporter uad - llbj dlcln •t U. peiftlllllll 111111 aortppa u aeomty tor loaaT "How a1lly can JOG ptT" Boutlis Otftetal 8llrUd 11plled acorntully. "fllaee Blldlio IMIU . . ~•t 111- _.. '