REACTION Wor-ld - reactton to Ruaala'a blg maelear - blaa-t - - 11 almost unttol'lllly nega~lve, 1n the rr.. worl~ and aaong the uncommitted natlona. Blhlnd the Iron Curtain - •D~ . . w'- how can the Ruaalan people have an op1n1onJ ..filer haven't . " been told a thing - about the atoa dlpl011&cJ or their Red boel 1n the llrealln. 'ftle West, nNdle11 to ••1 · - 11 unanblou lri • . . conde11nlng Ruaala. One notable realllt being - a IION united tront agatnat the Kr•J.ln. BlpeclallJ ln Brltaln • wbare the ll1'8• to coaproalle wlth llli lhruahchev • - to be Many unc01111ltted natlona - Juat u 1evere wlth Khrushchev. Perhapa the IIOlt • 11-Dltlcant reaction - comea trom Rew Delhl. Prl• Nt.nlater lehrll, denying that he uaea a double standard. Jl6 put the Veit ln the wrong. ,J lehru, declaring tlatly,that thla tlM there can be no queatlon - that the Soviet unlon 11 ln the wrong. tear . that Xl'iruhchev - 11 bec•lng •· Perhapa becauae ot - the dlttlcul.11•• he la into 1n the COIIIIUlllat bloc. Senator lorae ot •&1• - "n are dealing wlth a de1perate 111n." And Jackaon ol Vuhlngton u calling tor - re1-,tlon of atoalc tNtlnl ln tlw atiiolphera. l 11Unln1 to hew that ware not allbJeot to - atoalc blao•ll. • AT<JlIC The question of whether the Soviet super-bomb got out of control - 1s causing much U diacuaaion in scientific circles. It all seems to depend on how you detlne that phrase - out of control. In Washington, nuclear phyaic1at Ralph Lapp acotta at the idea - that reactions unknown to science took place at the Soviet testing ground in the Arctic. Doctor Lapp, inaiatlng that Soviet ac1ent1at1 could not have ■lacalculated - except in the elze or the exploalon that they touched ott. But thla kind or ■lacalculatlon la exactlJ what other experts take to •an •out ot control~. At the U 1 1 Auatralla 1 1 Frederick Corner told the delegate. that the Ruaalan atoalc explosion - may have been 1event7-flve •gatona, or hlgher. The Soviet sclentlata, expecting - only tltty •gatona. ~~,.,.,._ In Corner's opinion "out or control". A. At any rate, there's no difference of opinion - on one thl,g~ls was the btggest stomlc explosion• of them all. ATOMIC - 2 A few facts and figures - tell the story. Exploded above the atmosphere - the Soviet super-bomb would be ten thousand times brighter than the aun. Exploded on the surface of the earth, 1t would dig a hole - ro..-hundred teet deep, and almost two ■ilea acroaa. Concrete bulldlnga would cave 1n - for three m11ea around. Plrea would break out - at a distance of forty five mllea. Living thlnga would be severely burned - up to r1rt1 ■ilea. Moreover, weatem aclentista call thia one - aver, - dirty bomb. Hurling llilenae clouds ot radloactlve fallout - hlgh into the atratoepherel_,M&ntutnatl.ng the air OW'Nftt■ I - that sweep around the globe. The Atomic Enero C01111laaion - _ . puta the atrength of the blast - at tltty •satona. But whatever the sl&e - President Kennedy repeata that this bomb baa no ailitary value. Khrushchev, ••1•11 trying to terrorize - the world. The White House statement, calling the explosion - political rather than military." IAIAU And Dow \ho1e teroolo•• at\aot1 oa t~e dead• aa4 t.lae liYl .. • ia 110100w. flae ••• • •o•••• lt;alia. Leia t tian • 4•••4• 110, St,alia ••• \he olaJeo\ ot • iffi• \ id.ola\rJ, aD4 oae ot t.be olalef iaoe••• • uae•• • ••• St,all•'• aooolJ\e liklt.a Ilarulaola••• la\ \lie aarclero•• \Jraa\ 11 aow ••f•lJ 4ea4. 1e oouade lbra1bola•• i1 •bra••~• t.el.llaa t, be t.rdla ••••\ Ilia. lhrulaolae•, leacll .. tile ■owe t,o \ate ~t,all•~• oorpae - oat, of \Ile 10100• Ma•aole••• L•••• \Ile 1uiae eelelJ oooaple4 bJ - Leala'1 •l•N • ...,. foaq•t. t.•• peoN,e ot 10100• - ao\ \ol• \lie e\orJ - are woate•I., • • • \be w aaaoleu la oloaH. Aa for Ilia ll•l .. - Italia:• old • · •r•l1a ■lalat.•• la ucler bea•J fire. lolo\oY, wbo \riecl t.o •••••' lbruaboh••. aa4 waa clefeatN. i•'• ezpeote4 \o •e oallecl boa• fro■ fieaaa • ••4 paaiabecl. fbat ii - it OD• report. fro■ fl•••• at.at••. \laa\ r la \hlakla1 of 101 .. \o P1kla1 laa\ead. tu llnlat, to aat tor ••tlu.- lat~• laal et,~ • . lial1t1. • STORM ~ Down 1n Yucatan Ul tonight - tbeJAN preparing to ride out the big blow. Hllrrlcane Battle 11 heaclecl t o r ~ ~ a n Peninaula - wlth wlnda or a hundred 11111 tlttJ ■11• " an hour. Twice the velocltJ ot - the •••nae Caribbean . . plelll atora. Tldea tltteen tHt blgb - . . aurglag onto tba beach•• or Y11catan. The IIQan In41am, 1lbo anoe ruled tllll land aouth or the uteca • hU,111 eYaCuatlnl theli' l••lrtnl vlllapa. Pleetng '° the hllll - •tll t;ba atON ll ow••· Hoplng that thaJ 1 11 tln4 t M l r ~ - - • •~111.A- - men they retam, da after lllafflcaM lattl•'• YI.alt. STORM Across the Atlantic. anollher ator11 11 raging. 'nlla one. boll lng up 1n the Mediterranean, ott Sardlnla • allUblng ashore south or Rome. Hardest hlt - 01t1a and cutel Gondolto. Both. h1ator1c plac,a. Ostla - where a Roaan tOIID haa been recovered from the debr11 or the centurle1. 'nle Nina, alaoat ~,-,,,K,~~ u raoua - u . . . 11. TodQ the 1ea nl.1 at - Oetla .. ~ . • >,,:._ ,, and the entlN beach • • lnilnclated. DoHIII or beach cablna • awept awa,. lllt the clu1lcal Roan grottoa are tar enough back - to be ■are. ..:;-.~i:«.~, caatel Oondolto, •--• boa ot t11e Popea1 A ..UJ battered bJ the 1tor11. Vlllda or pl• toroe. teartna the celling 1001• - cauat.ng lt to collapa• In 1everal place,. Dozens ot wlndowa - 1-■hed. Palntlnp and aclllpture - destroyed. Mtrrora - cracked. outalde, the Papal prdena - are a ahamblea tonight. 'ftle tuoua "San Antonio Gate" - Nlned The danage to Castel Oondolfo - a bllllon llra. A mllllon and a half dollars. BOAT Here' a an lntere• t lng thought. Khruahchev, glvlng a helping hand - to a ■laalonary 1n Atrlca. 11 1 boat, on its way to - the Reverend Donald NoClure ot the PN1bJterlm Church. r/4 rJ. 2; , ~ ,.:.k- I Khl'uahChe'I 1 8 boa)._:: ◄i~ U I I the• gltt that President Elaenhower intended to take •1th hill - on hll YI.alt to R11111a. Then c - the u-2 lncldent, and lhruabObaY 1 ■ outraaeo111 pertoranoe 1n Id Parll - llben the Sowlet Dlotator withdrew hta lnvltatlon. Plnally ; put up tor aal•J 1111 PNebJNl'UD ClluNh, IMlrtill 1, tor - the R•••Nnd Donald IIOClUN. lbrllabchaY 1 ■ boat, to be llled by - a ■1H1CIIIU'J lil Afrlaa, ~ , 'be Zllllllell • lnatead ot the Volga. LADIBS The police ln Derby, England - a4■lt therfr. flabbergasted. No - 1t'a not the tact that 10 an, lethal .... ~~~~tr ,.,.,., - weapons have been t\&ffled ln. 'nle cltlsena or Derbr ~ ananrlnl an appeal by the city tathera. 'l'hla, followtng a crl• ••• - in the clty. The ataggerlng thlng la - tbl nllllber ot elderlr ladle, arrlvlng at the JI pollce 1tatlon with plltola, clagen, and so on. 'l'he halll todQ - 11.xtMn pl1tol1, tl•• 11d.tobblade knlvea, and one A(r,oan bl•-gun • wlth a aet ot polaon dart•. Slnc• thll ll a •no qllUtlona uked" operatloll • ,111 police can only gape at the 1'8ld pandaotberl ot Din, aid ~ , . L ~Y'~~at, thelr lethal Waponl. ~ ~ , • ~ -&.iltJ~, .