DBIPBIISE l T ~ ;- ; . Va-t{ I I.. - / , , ~ / ~ ..... : ~-:::. - . .. b • d ' Eisenhower'• final aa detena~ budget - 11 a record tor p•ce t1•. Alaoat - forty-three billion. T~ . Even ao, lt'a 1hort or - what the Pentagon wanted. ~ B1aenhower, ordering cut-backl - 1n alrcratt conatructlon, ■111lle1, and a few apace proJecta. Alao, ear-aarklng leaa aoney tor - the ■llltary. The U'IIJ, reoelYlng -t• . - i w ten bllllon. '!'he lavy - - - eleven bllllon. '1be Alr Poree - alf nlnetMn bllllon. One apokea11an tor 1111 the UWd aervloea calla lt - "• harah aq11ee1e." All thrM are oherlahlng - one hope. They tMl they IIQ get a blgger •hare af I ,1 - 1lhen PNaldant lennedy enalnea thla llaenholfer detenae budget. Today the President-elect and his Secretary of State were diacuaaing - more State Departaent appo1nt•nt1. John lennedy and Dean Ruak eaphulzlng - aabuaadorlil poata. 11111 key Jobe -- ln the capltala of the world. / The bnnedy policy la not to reveal hla cbolcea - untll after hla inauguration. But he wants the llat of naae1 ready - to a aend to Capitol Hill. 'nle lateat ruaor out ot Pal■ Beach baa it - that the Oovemor ot lanau la due tor a a htgh appolnt•nt 1n the new adalnlatration. George Docking. they aay - wlll be offered the presidency ot the lxport-llllport Bank. ifJk Next 1te■ on the Kennedy agenda - _. apace A progru. Lyndon Johnson. who haa •de a special atudy ot iil.. that prug,wa - arriving t, 1n Pal■ Beach wlth a whole battery of adviaera. The Vice President-elect, prlaed with propoaala - for stepping up IBP exploration or outer apace. DTIIJRATION The Un1vera1ty of Georgia will have to adlllt its two negro student• to cla11e1 on - llonday. So ruled by .Federal Judge w. A. Bottle - who baa already overruled the state lawa agalnat integration. Judge Bootle'• court order •ntiona two Un1vera1ty otficlals by naae -- President o. c. Aderhold and Dean Joseph Willi-. The Judge, torblddlng th• to bar Charlayne Hunter and Hullton Hol•• - tor their• own .IL safety. ThaC univeraity arguaent - about la• and order ) /\ - breaking down. Judge Bootle polnta out that tt. police - should be capable ot handling any att9111Pted vlolenoe. ,.., _ ..Hence there•• no excuse -- tor compelling the tllO 1tudent1 to stay home. l '- u , Today's court order - doe1 not enforce integration. ~~ ) art it does remove - one roadblock. er q • , the right or a )1 a•• mob to declde -- who shall attend the University of Georgia. Charlayne Hunter and Haallton Holmes declare - they want to go back to classes on Monday. Judge Bootle says they have a perfect right to go back. LAOS The situation 1n Laos ta more contused tonight -- following the refusal or the ex-Premier to join a coalition government. Souvanna Phouma fled to Cubodta last month - when the antt-Co•unlata refused to accept hla leaderahtp. 'lhey clal•d he waa leading Laoa directly toward - a Red take-over. llll Souvanna Phouma • haa always called hllllelt -- a neutral tat. So the present Pre■itr or Laoa, Boun Oum - suggested that the two could atablllze the goverraent by working together. The torMr Prelller, saying "no" - to that. Souvanna Phouaa tnalattng - he won't retum to Vientiane,., .. , except &8 aole head or the adll1nlatrat1 So Laos has a Pre■ier - who la an anti-C01111unl•~ ;,.n ex-Premier - Who la a neutralist; .,And a would-be Communlat Premier named Qu1nlm Pholaena - who 18 with the Red rebels, hoping they'll put hlml'l power. Quinim Pholaena must be more hopeful tonight• LAOS - 2 with the Reda claiming illportant vlctoriea. However, ~ the reports are dented - 1n Vlentl&M. llo one •e- to know - Juat what ta happening, 9llt 1n the Laotian Jungle. Meanwhile, alx Aaian countries have decided to hold a special conference - on Laoa. All alx - on our 1lde or the Iron Curtaln~ - latlonillat China, Paklatan, '!ballad, lorth lore&, Sou.th Vlet · - · and the Phlllppln11. Their repreaentatlvea wlll gather 1n Nanlla next ... k - to ••wee dl1cua1 way, and aeana or preaervlng the lndependenoe or Laos. CUBA That atrocity story froa Havana - aouncla like a aanutactured excuae tor a cutro attack on Guantanaao. The story concema Manuel Prieto Gomez - who uaed to work at our naval bue. He 1a11 he waa called a apy - then ■iatreated by h1a AMrican eaqloyera. In hla worda - "they beat, tortured, and braln-wuhed ••" The ep1aode 11 auppoaect · to have taken plaoe - laat Satlll'd&J. The victl• didn't tell hla atory - untll yesterday. 'nle queatlon bell'ig - where wu he during those five daya! Around Guantanaao - they say the answer la rather simple. Castro finally had to gt , ve up hla 111th - ot an lamlnent Yankee invulon. Even• hla ■llltla realising - ~~ 1b there was nothing 1n lt. 'ftl8 Dlctato ~ lv,rt- attention - by lnventlng hla atrocity story. ;lfhlch • J he could \188 for an exc\lSe - should he decide to attack Gwmtanamo. URUGUAY A member ot Uruguay's national council calla Pldel Caatro•a Ngille - "a govemaent of thieve, and bandS:ta." The 1nterea ting thing 11 that thla Urugu&Jan - la a aeat>er of the oppoaltlon. Ceaar Pacheco•• partJ, oppoalng the a l aotlon -- to expel the Cuban Aabaaaador. Pacheco, voting agalnlt h1a party - becauae ot the Aaba11ador•1 lnterterence 1n Urugu&J 1 a domatlo attatra. Pacheco, ualng the phrue - about Cutro belng a leader ot thlevea and bancllta. HOURGLASS , A Republican troll South Dakota haa COIN up with a new idea - tor controll.ng talkative lllllbera ot the Senate. Or rather -- it's an Ill old idea, '.Iii r■el !! t'.{f, ~- I t ~ going back to ancient Greece. A On Capitol Hill, Senators are supposed to ltait their reaarkl to three minute• -- during their taaou "aomlng hour." Many ot th•, exceeding their Ill 11111t - before realising that their t i . 11 up. Senator Ca1e 1 1 aolutlon,- lnatall an hour-glua 1n the Senate. The kind the old Athenians Uled - 1n tbelr popular ua911bly. When the sand ran out - an Athenlan ~~M speak•~ - llaH • • ••~ used up hta three ■tmates. V ~-~ "o alt down, Senator cue thtnkll saathtn& like this might work - wlth hla colleagues. DI tin C,. _!he Greeks had a word for 1;-\ 5l~ "1 h1~? ~ _!Onder what the I& szt word tor "hour-glaaa" 1~ LilllARY Here's an official armounce•nt frclllVuhington - that will interest, 1u, of scholars. The first batch or presidential documents - on the way to Abilene. Headed tor - the Dwight D. Eisenhower library. A mountain or documents - tilling two thousand drawers. Adding up to - millions or individual iteu. Booka, speeches, aemoranda - letters and so on. The whole shipment, taken from Vaahlngton to Abilene 1n special trailers. )J nder heavy pa guard - becauae many .) or the document, are not yet available to the general public. They'll be housed 1n the institution espeolally 74_ built tor them - 1n Mr. E1~_enhower 1 a home town • .A. Director - Robert Bolton ot Michigan Unlveraity and the governaent archlvea. Who can use this library? ~ _!Ome exhibits will be on public display - and 118 professional scholars will have accest to the special collections. LIBRARY -2 'ftlea• docwaenta, coverlll!I the two Eiaenhower L1. ":~ -;; . ~ '-a:-,µ~ ~ ti, ter111 • n,. ►■, •ti part ot our h1a tory. A baa 1c 10UNe tor hlatorlana writing about - the Eisenhower yeara. One of Aller1ca 1 a tlneat research centers - the Dwlght D. Elaenhower Library 1n Abilene.