L . T. OLD , WEDNESDAY APRIL 1, 19 64 Good E ening E1er bod3 : Thal reiolulion in Brazil ma y ha e been one o f lite qui k e sl 011 rec ord - i f it's o er! President Goulart s ee ms to ha e alienated too ma11 Brazilians. Since he took office lhree y ears ago we've been hearing about his alleged Comm1tni l s y mpathies, and the resent,nent of ma11) Brazilians - a resentment that reall y bloomed when the rebels appeal~d for support. Ci v ilian and military leaders, joini11g in a massive c o al i t i on of Jo r c es - th a t d r o e Gott la rt f r o m Rio t o Brazilia, where he realized that his situation was hopeless, and signed his resignation. Top figtlre in the rebellion - Carlos Lacerda of G11anabara State , whose adherence to the rebellion - sealed the fate of the Leftist President. LEAD - 2 But, here' later word. Goulart says he hasn't resigned. So is it o · r? The rebels re ponsible for that sto1·m. There's one erson in Budapest - who isn't likely to meet hrushchev. A lady - Ma ame Ban Yu-tung. Fro ■ the n a me - you c n g u e s s ~ ~ M aame an Yu-tung - is from Red China. She's in the Hungarian capital - attending an international law conference. And she disrupted the conference today - with a blistering attack on the Boss of the Kremlin. Mao's feminine mouthpiece, terming Khrushchev - •a revisionist lacke7 of American imperialism.• hich brought a stor ■ ot protest - from the Soviet delegation. All this, while the object of the attack - was only a few blocks away. Khrushchev, getting the red carpet treat ■ ent - fro ■ Kadar and the Red bigshots ot Hungary. .. &nd beginning his J Mao - •a Leftist dogmatist.• counterattack bJ callin& -trff Meaning,{ the Strongman of Red China still believes in proletarian revolution, ~ e Boss of the Kremlin - doesn't. A VIA TRIX Fl ye r J e rri e Mock o f Col umbu , Ohio , has j ttst m ad an '"' s c It e du l e d t op a l Tri p o l i . She landed at the Lib an Cit , to th e amazem enl o f th e c ontrol tower - be c ause she was e x pe c ted at Cai t·o. Toda y , she took off /01 ' Cairo - a11d this time landed at Port Said - then on to the Eg y ptian capital . At an y rate she knows how to find airfields, even if the are not on her around-the-world timetable. ALNKA The Ala kan aulhorilie are off r in us - a c hoic e b e / 1 e II al ler11al i : - Either rebuild Alaska - with ma si • e F e d e1•a l aid , or - ualch our forty-,iinth ta t e r e v e 1' l t o I il d e 1· n e s s . Go er 11 or E g a 11 e mph as i z es - t hat t h i s al t er native is not just rheto1'ic. He 's o rd e ,. e d e er depart m en t of l1is admi ni strati 011 to gi e him an estimate - of what it will lake to repair the dama ge caused b y the eqrthquake. The es timates then to be pi,t into a balance sheet, a11d fort ard to Was hi ngt o,i , with an urgent appeal for Congressional action. What will it take - lo sa e Alaska from the Wilderness? One estimate is a ro,uzd s111n - easy to remember. Fi e h1111dred million dollars. But it could be double that. As for morale - the earl hquake , I suspect, didn't damage that a bit. ALASKA - 2 Eier ince la l Frida ) ni g ht I ha e been tr yi ng t o g e t t h r o ugh t o m y o 11 a 11 d h i s f a m i l ) a l A n c h or a g'e . We had h e ard I hat he , as i 11 his pl a11e, flying to Fairbanks to peak al a Republican g athering. Also we knew L hat his home was on tit at cliff above Cook inlet, that his 1 ife and cltildre11 , - an out the door and turned to see their home disappear o er the cliff. Finally today I got through to Anchorage and here is Lowell Junior answering a fe i questions I asked him :- EXERPT FRO M L. T. JR . T A PE I II ould s a J 110,v I hat L hree da y lttl e gone b y t h a l u e a r e a l l 1 · e o e r i u g an d l I, i n g s a r e c o m i 11 g b a c k to 1101 ' mal 1e ry qui c kl y . Th e r e ' s a f ot of shock. 1 think e t e r J bod ) we 11t throu g h J i r l de g r e e shock here in the b eg i1111i 11g. Th e in i nr diat e re a c lio,z i as - " Well, l el 's pi ck up th e pieces and ge l on about our bztsi ness of bu i l di n . g Alaska and the c i t y of Anchorage , which we're doing. Now w e ' r e s or t of - I w o rtl d s a y - cal m i n g do.,,,. a little bit , althou g h ma y be 1 don't sou11d too calm . We're still picking up the pieces. We're beginning to tllink a little more about the f uture. And we have some t,retty sober thoiights regarding all of this. Individuall y thos e of us who' v e lost homes and offices, we ha e to find new places to settle ottr families . We ha v e problems of where do the kids go to school ? Do we d r i , e them ba c k to the old sc hool , 0 1· put them in L. T. JR . - 2 a 11 e u on e? /11 0 11 , , cas • we I r · i 111 /> I y go i II g I o - m y " i f e If i l I b d r i I i II g I It 111 , , ,. , r y d a y b • k l o t I, • i r o l d school , 1 h r I heir f ri 1 11d · ar ·. Th a I ' ~ s I i l I ; m fJ or t m,t . A11ollt ,- lhin f!. u f, ).! i II I o It ' 0 II ti r j II I I I, a t O tl r l o s es fJ e r · o II a I I y h a 1 , b e II i II I • r III of m on , y . n e k II o II L e ci o 11 ' l I, a l ' a I y a r I It q II a k i 11 · 11 r a II c Somebody said that quak e i11 11ra11 ce cos / /hr e dollar p e r lt1111dred; so if t II at ' true. I do11 1 I i111al(i11 e th r ar c mor than one 01· t, o ;,, th e nhole ar a 11/Jo l1<1 q11ak in 11rance. We ce1·tai11ly do,z'l a11d, e're j11 I b eg i,,,ri11g to reflect a little bit ttf,011 ii IIOlf, b11t - mo I of all , te are looking al,ead , a11d o,ie o er-all impre ion lllal strikes me again and a g ain i Ill spirit o f lh /)eopl of Alaska. They are not looking back. Ther e ' b en 110 moa,iing or despair. There's la11ghler , · miling a11d peopl e ar e say in g, "Boy . are" ' t , e l u ck y we ' re al i , . e . We I ltank the Good Lord" Aud I e reall y do t lza11k I h e Good Lord seriously, that we l1a e 011r families, a11d an_,lhing we're L. T. JR. 3. a b l e t o ,. e r o e r o II I of t h e d e b r i s , 1 h i c h I ' e b e e n doing f or the la I couple of days. We feel tliat 's j us l a I i l t l e ext r a - - s or l of gr a t hi n gs you ne er expected to get back. I found more of m film - and rare books - wkl ell are irreplaceable. Also we had a car in our garage, and it was sitting on the car, and as the garage was falling through the car was hung up. The bi,mper was hanging on something up front and the rear end was hanging on something else. The boys turned 11p witll a bulldozer and the y said , "Well, I think maybe we can get that 01,t of there. How abo,,t it?" And 1 said, "Sure, go ahead. It's a loss anyt ay the way it sits." So they ripped the roof off a,id they moved off to the back end and l he y p11l led that car out, and today - this morni'1g, Tay is goi"g to drive off in it. It's beat up 011 top and the rear windou's 0111, but it runs me hanicall y just as good as e,er. END OF TAPE To,no1-ro1 night I hope to ha e him 011 again for a mittttle or two. NIXON lVh 11 Ri ch ard Nixon - in Saigon - emerged from a co 11f ere 11 e I i lh abol Lod ge - h e had this lo say:- "We di c u sed e erylhing that was ig 11ificant - about this polilical )ear." An interesting statement - for se eral reasons. Fdr Nixon and Lodge - that was the Republican ticket in nineteen sixt y and there has been talk of an encore this yea1·. Maybe Lodge - Nixon. Of course Cabot Lodge at present represents a Democrat - Presi den . t Johnson - in Sottt h Viet Nam. While Nixon has been criticizing the Democratic record in that part of the world. So the Nixon-Lodge conference in Saigon must ha v e been - interesting, Dick. And that's an undersl at ement.