L. T. OLDS, FISHER. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1965 Good Evening Everybody: Tlte new federation tltat ltas Just emerged amo,tg tlle ,aations of tlae toorld - already i• laa11i,ag tro11ble wHII Us ,tearest beigllbor. Tlte Federatlo,. of Malaysia - Mnder fire from J,ado,aes ia,a•. M•ta,lloric•l fire - tllu• far. But ht Jallarta, Pr•• ider,I SMllar•o I• tllreate,ei,tg - to malle it real, t•reate,al,eg to ••II• .,,,,. - or, tl,e Federatlo,a lllat lae tried to t,reve,al. TIie first t,llysical attacll •a• lau,rcla•d agallts t tlae Britls la Embassy i,a Jallarta. R lot•rs tearing ut, an iron fence, laurling sto,res tltrougla tlte ,o indows - b11rning llte Ambassador's car. From tit• Ir in terland of lndo,res ia c o,n e ret,orts of Brit is Ir consulates subjected to tire same kind of violence. LBAD - Z TIie reaso,a for lltis fury - is obvioua. Sukar,ao claims Wes I N et1J Gu i,a•a - far a•ay a• It i• from h1do11esia - so yov can imagiae llow lie feel• aboMI tllal ,aortller,a strip of Bor11eo , ,ae%t door to tie aoMtler• part of tltal island •llicla is 1,ado,eesiaJI. Bui Ille various peoples voted - for tlll• ••lo•, a,ad llaelr feeli,ags were verified - by a lea,,. fro• tit• U.N. So Ille five parl11ers - are cele1'rall•g, Malaya, Siagapore, Sara111all, Br,.,aei a,ad Nor tit Bor,aea. So••l""'6 ,. • ., - ;,. tire liffleles• Ore11I. Tire federatio,a - of Malays la. BIRMINGHAM Blrmh,glaam, Alabama - still ;,. a state of slaoct. A11d "sltoclllftg" is too weal, a11 atljectiv•. Sticks of dynamite, laa,rled i,sto a Bat,tist Cla•rcla - Ml,. Is ter out of tit e t,u lt,lt. lftju ri,sg - twe11 ty - hoo />erSONS. Killing - fo · ·r clalltlre,.. atrocity - slftce lite civil rlglats demo,sstratio,.• b•K••· Tlae so••tl of tlae blast bro•gl,t ma•y ••1roe• to Blrm i,sglta m - • 111arm i,sg ;,. to tlae street•. A•tl tl,ere 111a• •ore viole,sce - more ca•••ltie•. A 1>aroxysm - tlaat tlletl tlo111,. i,eto a te,s•e quiet. PresitleJtt Ke1111edy today l•••etl a slaleme•t uslftg tlle t>llrase "outrage a•tl grief". A,stl call• OJI all Amerlc:aJts to eJttl tl,e racial teJ1sio11. /NVBSTIGATION FOLLOW BIRMINGHAM lootiNg /or clues. l'robiNg tl,e debris of II,• cl,urcl,, SCHOOLS Tl,e segregatio11ist strategy ;,. BirJ11ifl6llt1nt af>f>ears to be - boycott i,estead of viole,tce. No •ore atlentf>I• to ll•et> negro s tude,ets - from alte11di11g cl•••••. Bttl tlte tvlrite stude,ets - are stayi11g lro•• i,r dro11••. MADAME NHU I suppose ll1at tleis is Ille u11derstateme11t of tire day - 011 tire 11etos wire. Represe11tative Katleeri11e St. George, remarki11g ;,. Belgrade - "Madame Nleu will tell ier side of tire story to tire Amerlca11s". upor, wleicle, Ille proper comment migl,t be "leow could you sto/1 lier!" TIie s a-called "Drago11 Lady of Sou tlr Viet Na,,.•~ Is o,ae of tlee volNl>le /lerso,aalities of oNr tiJJ1e. at loss - for words, or - for a defe,as e of Ille gover11JJ1e11I of SoNtlt Viet Nam. tlee regiJJ1e of Prestdertl Diem to tlee l,eter-ParliaJJ1e11tary Urtlort i11 Belgrade. Noto it's a1111ou11ced tllat Madame Nleu is coJJ1irtg to America 011 a s11ealli11g tour. Wleicle JJ1ea11s ma,ay • i l l get to see and hear tire "Drago11 Lady". VIET NAM M a11t hil - back home, h r c afJilal cit y of Saigon - is b twixt and betwee11 tonigltl. No longer under martial lau, but tense be artse of wltat the Diem go er,rment all - ''a plot by foreig11 ad1 enturers to seize power". Th ensorship of the press - has bee11 lifted. Bui summary arrests - are still occuring. Diem, rou11ding up - his opponents. o,,e sinister thing about the Vietnamese situation - is that the anti-American rumors are still going arottnd, with emphasis on the mytla - about the CIA trying to get Diem overthrown. A chief source of this talk "The Times" of S011tl1 Viet Nam, f)t1blished by two Americans Gene and Helen Gregory. Th u c l Te t B n Tre t h d - t" rst ar st . Th c on no o 0 1 a ny men m ents - C r th g0 1 recmen t e f o th . ena t e s uch . Until then , th n t w ~ ctin t chni 11 - ommit tee. The n - 1 en e s re 1n or er . Th pr limina ry t a g e/t,(J'M,l'- eclare over - b un nimou vote o the 'enato The only thin ~ op p onent s of the a reement can d o now - is try to ive it their own inter pre tation. eanwhile, to d ay' action puts a lot of enatorial in f luence - behind the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty. I DE OG Y Th a e-· e thet in th lo ,, l c ·p te b t e n n • i l C h r t l t .. C '. i n C i n p- th t th e I\ ' u a t ' O t t h , h ne e Re ,. . u t h ' 'b r t .. l i ty 11 , u rin that n d t n u h k i r a . ovi · r e in f o cemen t , h u tli nto hk - t the c o mra f ro m acros t h e b or e r c o m n d eere the st t ion . fter t he lo ck e th e Sov iet usto m s o '' i c i a ls i n a a a e car - a n p s se d o u t prop g anda pamphlets f ro m Pe 1 • . The Russians f orce d the C hinese eds aboard the train - and ordere d the crew to make the run bac k to Re d China. How was - it done? ao Tse Tung's ra d io - says this:- 11 0ur people were besie ed, etained, maltreate d and persecuted - by lar e nu m bers of S oviet troops at the Naushk1 station on the oviet border . 1 STORM The L eather bureau in Net Orlea,i - sa s that "Cind "may isit Cameron, Loui iana, to,tight, with Cameron battening dow,r the hatcl,e , waiting for the hurri ane to storm ashore - from the Gulf of Mexico. "Cindy" could be disastrous - if it strikes with the force of past hurricanes. So shi(Js are warned - to get out of the way, and bathers - to get off the beach. Cameron, Louisiana - and tl,e Grill Coast - prepare for "Cindy". CATTLE DRIVE That cattle dri e aero tile plain of Sottth Dakota - i,z1 0/1 e more tha11 no talgia. It in ol es - e onomi Ra11 Iler Ralph Houck insi ting that this is the heapest wa - of gettin . g his herd to market. Far cheaper - than bringing them i11 by trt1ck or train. So, the ra,icher and his ranch hands - are on the trail tonight. Herding two thousand steers - one hundred and twenty-Jive miles, to Fort Pi rre. A colorful scene - like a page from Zane Grey. But still good economics even in our lime the cattle drive across the prai'ries of South Dakota. Die It, Pa•er, you're in t•e saddle. Ride 'em cowboy I QUJNS Sine the 11drew Fischer became parents in u c 11 a b i g u a o L e r /11 e u e e k en d , l Ii e r e 's q u. i t e a b o o m on at Aberdeen, South Dakota. The quintuplets of course a ' re h ea d l in e n e w s and t1 e w s m e n - are po tt ring in to the tDw11. filling hotel Yooms, c1"owdi11g - resta1t , rants, renting all available cars in Aberdeen, keeping the western unio , n office busy - with wires to San Francisco, Dallas and New York, even London and Paris, The stars of the show are not yet paying any attention to the excitement. The quints - more interested in sleeping, as I hear all two -day -old babies do. All five of tliem little dreaming wliat a boom they've brought to Aberdeen, South Dakota. LTP.1963.09.16i.pdf LTP.1963.09.16ii.pdf