L. T. -OLllS, FISHER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1964 LUXEMBOURG One of the great reig,,s in tile history of EurtJfJ_,, royalty - has just eftded. Grand Dt,clless Chari otte of Luxembmwg stet,pillg out - after forty-five years on the throne. Makbtg 111ay for wr son - tlte Grtlltd Duke. The Grtmd Ducltess IDtlB - still is - quite a t,en011. II _,. slae no lwougl,t stability back to lier ,-tioit, tlltd to lier dylltlBty. hi ,..,.,. . . ,..,.teen, ill the lfHlke of World War Otte - Ille dyJtaSty was c01111idff'ed t,n,-Gnnuln. But Cluwlotte came to the tlaro,ae - detennau,d lo t,n,ve oMen,,lse. Wldcll - • • did. Especially nn •• defwtl Ill• Nau, tlll4 headed a ,,avennnent-111-exile - """"6 World War Two •• ftn re,,,,.,,btg in trlumt,11 - four years laler. Her three lrulUlretl t"°"8tllwl subjects - wUl remember this sovereip for a long time. ffte Grtllwl Dt,cltess Cluwlotte - of the Gnad Duclly of Luxembourg. JOHNSON --------- - The word at tlae L.B. J. Ranch - is "fiesta", in tire Mexica,a style. Sombreros, sera,,es, tortillas, barbecue - artd a marimba ba,ad. Pre• ide,a t Jolans o,a, laol di,ag a Ji•• ta ;,. la o,aor of - tlae Rio Gra,ule - i,alo Texa•, a,llere lae ••• •elco,,.•d by lal• '" spa .. I•". Today - fiesta. To,,.orro• - i,afor,,.ol lallt•. The stren g th of the We s tern alliance may de p end on - the American plan for a ato nuclear fleet. And - est ermany's deci~ion on the plan. Bonn has always been ' the staunc h est European supporter - of ashin g ton. The leat Germana, anxioua to participate - in a multi-national naTal force. The British, on the other hand - have bad their re r ervations. The French - downright hoatile. - So what is Washington to make of - Bonn'• requeat for a delay? One sug g estion is that Chancellor Erhard bowed to pressure - from de aulle. But the State Department is taking - a more optimistic view. The view that est ~er m any simply want• to hear t h e n ew British plan - t h at is sai d to be coming up. In any case, the American position remains - that N ato should have a nuclear fleet 1 alanned by - international crews. VIET NAM In South Viet Nam , the problem is - ,rt,art from the war - to cor,nt the casualties. And - repair the damage. With the Flood waters - numing off , the t,ot,ulation, is streaming back from the ltills - into the IOllmS and v Ulages of the coastal areas. CaslUlltiu? Dead - more tluln Olle thoutllUI. htj,tred - at 1_., five thoatlltd. Homeless - aro.ul mte mllliofl. £iMll!!llll& In the Kremlin, the feelin must be - waere we go again•. With reference to - the change in Soviet personnel. You may recall bow Peking reacted - wh~n ?t:ruahchev ia. ao Tse-tung pointing out - that lhrus of Stalin'• henchaen. The same kind of gibe fits Brezhnev and toa11in • who are blaming Ibruahchev for all the biundera of the peat stx years. On• oacow source clai■• that Chou En-lai is insinuating the point wiih Chinese delicacy. The point that Band I ~•lped 1hruabcbev - aaka tho•• blunder ■• What doea Chou - have in mind? lpparoently; to keep the new Soviet leaders off balance - while they are trying to establi•h their authority.. And maneu¥er them into - a stronger condemnation of hruabcbev. This in the interest of - a letup in deatalinization. many ways of looking at - the M &cow talks:- .An end to - public polemics. ~ntinuea _ __,._ J COMMUNISM - 2 .,.,,.,o,alam - behoee,a Ruaala a,atl Red Clai11a. will, all 11'• tl•I Ciao• E,a-l•I I• cleerly llae ••l'erior of B a•tl K - •••" It co••• lo £••,,.I• t dial ec Uc•. NUCLEAR 7'IOo ret,orls from Wasllillgton tot1igl,t - one - a .,,,,.,.big. 71• oU.er - a t,romise. flle Nnt•g cONCents research ta llt.mre•• U.e violnc• of 1h 1,ytlroge,, bomb - tlM llrnl U .ta electrical /HIIIJW. Ptllll McDawl of th A. B. C • .. ,,,_,_ - ,_, 11,e Rtlaslau are dfltlll of• • 11,Q ,,.ltl, ......,, bee,..• of - co,,c_,,_.,.,, -,Jurt. It'• • u.u f•ltl """forl, t,ercnl of all ,.••Nrell la "-"'6 ._, 6y Soviet ac,_,_,.. Will, • la• , _ ,_,,,,_ft,,. t,ercnt. So • ' II uvs ta . . , a moue °" if.,. .,..t lo N IN /Int lo . . , OIW el.ctrkUy - from tun,,o,,,,clnr ft,aitM. WBATBU ftrougl, m11eh of the East au Muhoes t tm,igl,t mgl,tmare memories of U.e Dust Botol. No o,,e "'"° lived througl, tl,e dro,ql,t of U. flirffa - "1UI ever forget it. Fanners, fwayillgfor n,ia -•Me.,_, .,,,.,,.d tuw totMoU..,., bl ~ i c dut stonu. ne n1wn,Ho,, of tlul Olla - to Cal (fonna. ne "Gra/M• of WnM" - ad ao ""· Al,._,,. • llavn't • r-,.ffliofl of Mat~ Ble tw•• ""-61tt ,,_ fWodt,cetl dla•ln ar_, - from Ne• B.,_,,, to tu RocltN•. Rae1•vuin . _ , .,.,,. tlrylltg • · Crofla - ""lllnilw• Forni fwu A•Oll6 lh ,_.at 1,U - Blbtola. Wllere jorafflr Ma ,.._ • ,.,. Me .,,_,. "' llleae .,,,. • ''ti tl,e .,..,,, cOftdlliou c..,..,e - .,. are go"'6 to start loail,g In,,,_._,, acres al a •ll«lt". BU'l'CHINSON Fred Hutchinson - a big bear of a man, a six-fool, lll1o laolllred t>t:JIOUler - aol,o could ltffl> tu loa6'1esl ball f>layen • Ible. His lnrl>ff' - ii .,.. legndary u, fact - bolla ,...,. •• Bedell .,.. a •tar f>ikl,er - for Mir,_,, years. M.,...r of tu fflwn • IINAMff'k• Lfl06U - • N•le• ,V,,-noo. S.flft y_,. ,.,.,., boll• of,_ C•""""' R . . - • IN Nallottal L...... Ned Ill N,_,-.,. Sixly-0. -- l,e W UM Retla lo tu,-,,,,,,,.,. A year "60 - u •••-• • , - , .,,,... Ody lo lave • cll«ll<ff, r.,,.., - a ..,,._.e, ••• cu•t. It'• ,_,,, lo MW of ffl/lllN Fred llldclmo,a Cid . . . . 6y cacw. DNtl - bl .,...,.,_, fft1rlllt, - . , 1k tl6S of forty-flue. 0.. of , _ ,_., ,,,,,,,,_. • • • _,. N.,,_,,, -,,o,1. CBl'l'INARIANS we•ve had a lot of stories in the past - about people living to be a hundred. But this is the first I can recall - of a •rrled c o u p l e . - ~ ~-;,t-.. Place - Azerbaijan in the Soviet Union. An area that eeea to 1peclalize 1n - thl JllthU1elah type. 'l'h11 tilll - a palr ot centenarian■• Nazir and oecbak Shakbaz are both - one bundffd - - ~ nineteen. And) they are 'Celebrating - their hundred and t!!!4 •4!!1n& ann1ve_!■ary. - I don•t know which 11 ■ore aetoniehing - about th1e couple. 'l'ba tact that thlJ •re born - 1n Elghteen Port1-r1ve. . - ) 0r -~+-_.. that they were aarrled - in Eighteen SlxtJ-Pour • -r,:.- - - -~- In soviet Azea1Jan - 111thU1elah and hie wite.- Ylopt Ow,J~~" ~ - ~amchatka Peninsula at t e eastern end of Soviet Siberia - is rocking tonight. ~ IA.terally - rooking. Because ount Shiveluch - has blown its top. The volcano, erupting - in a cataclysm of fir• and aabea. Moiten lava - pouring over the ria of the crater. A coluan of dense black aaoke - towerina into the 1k7. The ground - aplit by the 1bifting of the rocka. Th• roar of Shiveluch echoing and re-echoing• elo~•nin■ul~~~• Volcanic activity in a place fa■ oua for - thi• kind of geological violence. Siberia. lamchatka - in