GOOD iVENING EVERYBODY: P resident Eisenhower today, unweiled his p rograa for •Modern Republicania ■;• outlining Legisla\ion - he will ask the new congress to enact. The President had a conference with eight iepublican Legislative leaders. Two sessions - ■orning and afternoon. Giving the■ a preview of suggeationa he'll place before the new congre11, controlled by the Deaocreta. •Be• Republicaniaa•, which would include Federal school aid of more than a billion, civil rights with Federal machinery for enforoeaent and liberalized immigration la••· The progra■ calla for a balanced budget_ with no suggestion of tax reduction thia coming year. The prospects are that the Federal budget will climb to so■• 70 billion dollars. Because of high costs ot Rational defense and foreign ailitary assistance. EISENH~ER CXX:TRINE - REICTI~s ••• ntE NEWS T~ IGHT IS OF N:;lJTE INTEREST - IN BRINGING FOREIGN ROCTlONS TO THAT "EISENHOWER CXX:TRINE" WHICH WAS ANNCXN:ED OVER THE WEEKEND. THE PRESI09'T PROP0.5ING - 1HAT HE'U ASK THE NEW CaGtESS FOR AUTHORITY 10 CHECK ANY SOVIET PENETRATION Of THE MIIl>LE EAST. BY THE USE OF AMERICAN ECOOlIC AID - • ANO MILITARY FOFCE ) . IF NECESSARY. IN ARAB CXUJTRIES OF THE MltUE EAST - SHARP DISAGREEMENT. VOICED BY THE SYRIAN AMBASSADOR TO WASHINGTOJ. WHO HAD A TALK WITH ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE WILLIAM ~DTRE~EN HE LEFT, HE TOLD NEWS REPORTERS THAT ntE UNITED NATIONS M)UU) BE THE PJQ»ER IGENCY TO HANDLE ANY PROBLEM OF SOVIET NDIESSI~. AMERICAN INTERVENTION NOT REGJIRED. HIS OPINia-J - SUWIARIZED AS FOLLCJII$, "OVERT ,aJRESSI~," HE - SAID, "IS NOT IN VIEW. If IT COiCES JN VI8',. ,THEN THE \MITEO NATIONS waJLD BE THE RES~SIBLE N.JTHQUTY 10 DEAL WITH IT•" DISPATCHES FR<I' CAIRO PICTIJRE THE IDYPTUN OOYERNMen AS EXPRESSING - A SIMILAR <»»POSITION. IN EUROPE, ON THE CO'TRARY _ WARM APPROVAi.. FIRST NEWS OF THE "EISENHCMER OCX:TRINEt' WA.5 R£CEIVED :WITH ~E SHARP CRITICISM JN the British p ress. But second thoughts a p ear - to reverse that. ln P aris, the matter was put clearly by a s p okesman. Who was asked - how France felt about the notion th a t the United States was replacing Anglo-French influence in the Middle East. •That•, he replied, •11 not the p oint at all. The point ta - that if the United States doesn't ■ o•• ta, Russia will. 1 think it's obvioua,• he concluded, •that we much pr•fer the United Statea.• So the Syrians and Egyptians - that is the p reseD legi ■ es in Daaaacus and Cairo, are against.the Britiah and French - in taYor. But what about the United latloaa Today, Secretar1 of State Dulles had a conferenoe with U.N. Secretary General Ham ■ arakjold. Duscusaing \ - the new developaeat of American }Xlicy. Then, upon emerging, he told newaaen - that recent events have aa4; it necessary for the United States to develop ita Mid- ,1sENijO, v ER ~QCIRlffE _ REACI!QIL _ J E u tern p olicy. W h ich, h e said should - •reinforce and f i t into the > oliciee of the Unlt,td lations.• Then he added a significant statement: - •not h iD& in this res p ect,• he said, 1 has yet been finalized. And many point• of view will need to beaonsidered.• All of which place, a tocue of interest oa develop ■enta, to ■orrow. lhea Preaident Eieenhower •111 give an explanation to leader, in Congreaa - De ■ ocrat ■ and Republican ■; outlining the foreign policy propo1al that he will place before coagr•••· That •Eiaenhower Doctrine• - which include• 1tand-b7 authority to uae Aaerican armed tore••• if nece11ary, in the Mid41• Eaat. ~GARY ••••••• BUDAPEST, IN THE DAYS OF OLD, WAS RENOINED - FOR A RIP-SNORTING CELEBRATIOO OF NEW YEARS. BUT - NOT nus YEAR. TODAY. LEAFLETS WERE CIOCULATEO Nil)NG THE PE(l)LE, URGING THEM TO WELCDlE IUNETEEN FIFTY S EVEN IN A IIX)() OF ' SORfD - IOJRNING THE VICTIMS OF SOVIET BRUTALITY, IN THE HUNGARIAN REVOLT. THE LEAFLETS MAKING THE SlmEST~ - THAT PFOPLE ~ C.Na.ES IN THEIR WINDOlfS. TO SYMBOLIZE - FREEIDI. WHIOi MAY PROVIDE THE FIRBIQU(S FOR RINGING IN THE NBh /_ LIGHTED CINIX.ES FOR FREBDA.' THE PUPPET REGIME IS GIVING A NEW YEARS PARTY ~ I<liT. BUT lliAT WILL BE A BIT OF A FNCE - IN A SCX:IAL SENSE. THE DlPLCIIATIC CORPS -INVITED. THE DIPLOIIATS OF THE WEST - UNANDDJS IN 1\IRNJNG 1XMN niE RED INVITATIOJ. SCIIE "Cl1T OF rmN•. 011iERS - AFFLICTED Wlni DIPUIIATIC ILi.NESS. -«IJ 1 D TiilNK THERE WAS A SUIX>EN &JDEIIIC - Ml:l«i WESTERN DIPI.alATS. SAAR ••••• THE SMR VALLEY, OtCE AGAIN GERMAN, T~IGiT. THE TREATY BE1WEEN FRANCE AND WEST GERMANY, RATIFIED ll512£2ll - MD NINE H\MDRED ANO SEVEN THOUSAND SAARUNOERS ARE GERMAN CITIZENS /GAIN. CELEBRATING T~lGiT, WITii TOIOiLIGHT PARADES ,ND THE PEELING OF OMOf BELLS. Hl.t'GARY ••••••• BUDAPEST• IN THE DAYS OF OLD, WAS RENCIINED - FOR A RIP-SNORTING CELEBRATI~ OF NEW YEARS. BUT - NOT nus YEAR. TOOAY. LEAFLETS WERE CIPJ:ULATEO MD«i THE PECPLE, URGING THEM TO WELCOME IUNETEffi FIFTY SEVEN IN A ICX>O Of' S0RJD - IDJRNING THE VICTIM.5 OF SOVIET BRUTALITY, IN THE HUNGARIAN REVOLT. THE LEAFLETS MAKIH3 lliE SlmESTJOI - THAT PEOPLE BUll1 CANJX.ES IN THEIR WINIDIS. TO SYMBOLIZE - FREEIXII. WHICH MAY PROVIDE . THE FIRBIO\KS FOR RJNGING IN lliE NBf1 /_ LIGHTED C~IX.ES R>R FREEfnA.' THE PUPPET REGIME IS GIVI?G A NEW YEARS PARTY ~ ICliT. BUT 11-IAT WILL BE A BIT Of A FAICE - IN A SCX:IAL SENSE. TH£ DIPUIMTIC CORPS -INVITED. niE DIPLCIIATS Of niE WEST • UNANDDJS IN TURNING oc.N niE RED JNVITATI~. SC11E "OJ'T OF TCMN•. OlliERS - AFFLICTED Wlni DIPIOIATIC IUMESS. YOJ'D lHINK THERE WAS A SUIX>EN OJDEIIIC - ~ WESTERN DIPLCIMATS. RUSSIA - STUDENTS ••••• Nl:W REPORTS - OF STUO~T RIOTS, IN SOVIET RUSSIA. lliE PRitCIPAL ~E - AT STALINGRAD, LA.5T niURSDAY. A VIENNA NBISPAPER STATING - THAT THOUSANDS OF STUDENTS WENT ~ A MAR:H TO 1liE STALINGRAD WAR MEK>RlAL, AND THERE STAGED A D~STRATION. CALLING FOR "FREEID OF THOOGHT. " THE MASS MEETING SO LARGE AND OBSTREPEROOS - TiiAT POLICE REINFOICEMENTS HAD TO BE CALLED, BEFO\E THEY CDJLD BREAK IT UP. FORTY SruDENTS ARRESTED - ALSO 1110 UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS. THEN. WHEN ~ERS AT UX:AL FCTORIES HEARD AIDJl" IT - IBEY wan ~ A STRIKE OF PROTEST. PUBLIC FEELING SO IIDi IN FAVOR OF THE STUDENTS L THE POLICE RELE~ED NEARLY ALL THE PRISONERS. SAME SORT OF STORY - FROI THE ~IVERSITY OF ~ . WHERE J STUDfNTS D~STRATED - ~ T THE SUPPRESSION IN HlNWtY. OTHERS, OF STALINIST OPINI~S, OBJS:TED - AND A FIGHT WAS ON BETWE~ lliE FICTIONS. THE ANTI-STALINISTS lNCLUDED HUNGARIAN AND POLISH SlUDENTS~ NUMBER Of WHCII WERE ARRESTED. 1liE VIENNA REPORT AtOS A THAT K>RE THAN TM) tUfDRED RJlEI~ S~TS AT MJSCCM UNIVERSITY ARE BEING EXPELLED F10I RUSSIA. RUSSIA - ST UDENT S - 2 SOVIET PUBLICATI~S HAVE . AIJillTTED UNREST MINl STUDENTS, AND WE HEAR OF DISTIJRBNCES AT ~IVERSITIES IN L~INGRAD, KIEV AND TIFLIS. SUEZ •• •• THE SALVAGE WORK ON lliE SUEZ CANAL RAN INTO A SNAG, TODAY - Bf:CNJSE OF UNEXPfCTEO OBSTICLES. lliIS JC>ft,JJNG, THE SALVNJE VESSELS SAILED SOUTHWARD FID PORT SAID - TO CLEAR 00T ~KEN SHIPS AT EL C,, , TWENTY- lWO MILES MAY• ,BUT THE WORK HAD HARDI. Y BlDJN - WHEN IT HAO TO BE DISC~TIWED. BECAUSE OBSTRU::TI~S IN THE C#W. HAD BEEN INC(M»L£TELY SURVEYED. BRITI SH OFFICER •••• AT POR T S AID, THE MYSTERY OF BRITISH LT. ANDH°"Y K>S\EHOJSE H AS BEEN SOLVED - IN TRAGIC FASHIOO. EGYPTIAN POLICE, TODAY, HANDll'«i O V ER TH E BODY OF niE YOlNi BRITISH OFFICER. WHO WAS CAPTURED BY EGYPT IA N GJERILLA.5, DECEMBER 11th. THEY LOCKED HIM IN A METAL CABINET, AND THEN FLED FIOI BRITISH SEARCHING PARTIES l.00KlNG FOR HIM. THE EGYPTIANS DECLARED THAT THE SEARai PREVENTED THE GUERILLAS FR<W REnJRNING AND RELEASIMl THE PRISGIB. AFTER THREE DAYS, THEY DID RETURN, RC> RlJND - HE HAD PERISHED. THE UGLIEST ncmENT - Of THE JNVASI~. MIAICTIC •••• NBr YEAR GREET~ - FRCII SOVIET RUSSUNS TO MERICMS. NO, NOT ~RmS THE 0:EAN - BUT ACROSS THE SOOTH POLAR COfTINEHT. A SOVIET EXPB>IT I~• ~ THE kNOX ~ T - SENDING A RADIO IIESSIGE TO LITTLE MERICA, ~ THE CltJIOSITE SIDE OF MTAICTICA. BOTH PARTIES - ~ IIISSJONS OF SCIEICE, cn.NB:TED WITH 1HE GIIIIHYSICAL YEM. THE IIISSIMS • C. THE ICNQK ~ T - HEM>ED BY Ill. IUICHAIL SCIIJV, PIDUNINT IN IIISSIM TIDIIOLOGY. 1ME MERICMS - STATICltlD AT IDIJRD0 SClN> MD THE QUCIER. WITH C.E DETM:HIENT - JN AC,,. AT THE 8DUTH 1101.E. THEIR 00111ANDa - REAR ..uul. GBlmE WFlk • OF THE U. S. NAVY• SO m. SOll:N MDIDED A "HM9Y N• YEM• 10 'THE ADll?ML. EURESSJNG THE HCl'E, FOR WHAT HE CALLED - •A YEM OF CLOSE CCX.ERATI~• BE1WEIN THE 1110 EXPB>ITIDE. f; . ~'folJoP nilNGS MAY BE Dnc::am,INT JN ..,..ITICS • BUT THERE~ HARIIJNY IN SCIBCE, COIN THERE AT THE SOUTH ,OU. IIJNA LISA •••• TOUGiT WE HAVE THE R ~ • WHY THE BOLIVIAN THREW A ST~E AT ~A LISA. SMASHING llfE GLASS, MD SUCltTLY DMUGDG THAT RENCltlNED PAINTING IN THE lWVRE. 1U1> VIl.:l.~ • STRMIDED IN PARIS, BRa<E MD WITHOUT A JOB. SO HE SDIPLY • WMTED TO OD TO JMI.. PICKING - A HUDLJNE WAY. ODDG JN10 THE U1UVRE, Ma«i Winl OTHER VISITCRS) TAKJtG A STClfE FIDI HIS IICDCET • MD LETTING nv AT THAT ENBIMTIC SlllLE Of IIJNA LISA. UOCILY, HE IUSSB> ntE SMILE. lHE CltLY DMIIIGE • A BIT OF PAINT, THE SIZE Of A FJNOERN.Ul, ICNDCKED OFF THE El.Bal OF ntE UDt wtO GAZES AT YOU SO IIYSTIRDIISLY. WELL, tU10 VIU.BJAS MAY HAVE HIS WAt • #I> SPEND THE REST Of THE WJNl>ER AS A CIJEST OF THE FRBCH ODVEINIBIT • axJRDitG TO Ulf, HE C#I GET A PRI5'»4 S8'TBCE Of AS IIDi AS 1WO YEARS. FOR IWUGING - THE MASTERPIB:E OF LIDWID0 DA VINCI. FI.ORIDA WEATHER •••• THE WEATHER MAN - ~EXPB:TEDLY GIW:IQJS IN FLORIDA, LAST Nic»fT. PREDlCTia.S HAD BE~ - FREEZING TBIPERATURES ALL NIGHT LOG. THREATENING MILLia.S OF EX>LIMS JN L0SSES • IN THE GREAT "VEGETABLE 8Dl1. • OF SOUTHEllt FUJRJIM. 8'IT • AT IUDUGHT, A WANI Wltl) BJ.Bf FIOI THE OCEAN • MD THE THERIDIETER STARTED CLDIIJNG. OODG UP TO AIOJND FORTY DBIIEES JNSTUD OF SINKING IXIIN 10 1WENTY- ED4T A.5 HAD BEEN RJRECAST. TCJU<Hr 1 S PREDl::TlC. .. A O:JNTDIIED • ~ W, TCIIDRID NS YEAR •s ~y. BEST OF NEIIS IGl THE NIIERS OP samtERN FLORIDA ~ READY TO HARVEST 1111£ THM 'DilRTY MILLION WORTH OF WJNTER VEGETABLES. OiU1CH - FIRE ••••• N«>THER CHUJCH FIRE - IN HART~, OCHaCTIOJT. ~ S\NlAY, THERE WAS A BLAZE IN OLD ST. PATRIO<'S OfUICH - DODG 1'110 ~ AND FIFTY 'tHOOSAND DOLi.MS WORTH OF DMUGE. TmAY - ST. JOSEPH'S CATHEDRAL, IN HARTRIU> - DESTROYED BY FIRE. THE llCLlCE THDIC THE TWO OUD4 FIRES MY HAVE BEIN - ~ . A JICLJCE ~ PIJICED - er. ALL THE CHUIOIES JN .ttARTRIID. RICKfNB#CKER •••••• OOWN IN TEXAS, THE HAPPIEST KIND OF NBf YEM - R>R ntE ALM«) CCUCIL OF THE BOY SCOUTS. 1liEY 1 VE JUST BEEN GIVBI - A MICH. SEVEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FIVE «:RES - NEM KERRVILLE, T~. LJKE A DREAM WOR1.D, FOR THE !alUI'S - WHERE THEY CM LM 1HE LIFE OF THE OOWBOYS OF THE OLD WEST. WHO'S THE GENEROJS GIVER! CWI'AIN EIDJE RJCICENUCKER, CHAIRMAN OF THE 80MD OF EASTEllt ADIUNES - MD• OFFICIAi. OF THE BOY SXJJJ$ OF MERICA. TOGE'JHER - WITH MRS. RJCKENUCUR. •t•VE AUIAYS RfGMDE.D THE l0Y SCOUTS, AS C.E OF nt£ FJNEST OWW:TER BUII.DDG CJRGMJZATICMS 0F MERICA,• SAY& RiaC. ~ ..... AT IOITREAL, FACXiMAN 1001S I.WRMAIS - HAS FINALLY GIVEN IT UP. - - , : ~ ~ - ~ HIS AMBITION • TO SWIM FIFTY MILES Da11N THE ST. UlfRENCE RIVER.A ' THE FROGMAN - Ill UNDEIIIATER WORKER AT THE ST. IAIRB«:E SEaAY PROJl:CT. WHO, SCIIIE DAYS laJ, TRIED THE UH3 DISTANCE SWIM • MD ) FAILED. - NOif MOTHER ATTaltl - SS N SME RESULT. ntE WATER IN THE ST. UIIRB«:E - BIITERLY CCLD, IN MJD-WINTER. BUT THAT WASN'T THE TJOJBLE. SWDIIER ltURIIAIS SAYS - HE WAS WMII, OOllfORTABLE. BS::IUSE OF TH£ CIDTHJNG . HE W0R£ - PLENTY Of WOOLEN GARMENTS, UNDER HIS FROCIIAN'S RUBBER SUIT. SO WHAT WAS THE TNlJBLE. TiiE ICE - lHE ST. UIIRB«:E CU>GGFD WITH ICE FLOES. •1 COJU) SlfDI JN THE WATER, • HE EXPLAINS, •arr I a,g;,U-~-~ ~ • t CRAIL OVER ~ Fl • • ■ 1111 WAI A ALL FIFTY MILES. WHAT WE NEEDED WAS - IN ICEBREMER. BlAftHE'LL TRY IT ~ - IN THE SPRING. 'I BCIIB SCARE•••• A WAVE OF BalB SCARES - Nalf SWEEPOO ICROSS THE ,_ ., \ANl'ITRY. PS~ATHS, CRANKS AND MERE MISCHIEF MAKERS • INSPIRED BY 'n4E S~lES OF THE "MAD BOMBER" IN NEW YORK. AT KANSAS CITY, AIRLINERS HEI.D UP - R>LLalltG M MGfflllaUS TEI.EPHCWE CALL. SIYn«J - THERE WAS A 8CIIB IN lHE PUNE. BUT A HASTY SENCH REVFAI.ED NOTHING • THE MESSMJE A HOAX. JN KMSAS CITY \JU~ STATI~ - A TICKING DEVICE RlJND. TIIICEN •AY BY THE POLEE - WHO DISMANTLfl> AN DIITATI~ OF A TDIE-BCIIB. WICHITA, KANSAS :. A HCIIE-MADE OCllrMPTI~, RlN> IN A THEATRE. l:q,IOflNG - A TEl.flllia.E tIP TO A RADIO STATIC.. AT NBIARK, NBI JERSEY - 1W0 8CJIB SCMES WlntIN TEM IUNUTES. NGYIUJS TEL~E CALLS - NO BCIIBS. HAVERHILL, MASSICHUSETTS - A 80118 HOAX PERPETRATED BY FIVE 8th GRADE SCHOOL CHILDREN • 1W0 OF THFJI - GIRLS. THE LIST COOLD 00 ON - CfiE PIXE Af1ER MOTHER. IN Nl:W YORK, lliE EPIDEMIC - ~TINUES • lliE BCIIB REPORTS NMING • THE YANKEE STADn., THE ROXY THEATRE, THE a.IRE STATE BUILDDG, THE RADIO CITY MJSIC HAU, A STATEN ISLAND FERRY TERMINAL• TO MENTO CfiLY A FEW PUCES. B(Jl8 SCARE •• - 2 THE POLICE DISCOVERING - EIGIT WD BOMBS. IND TWO EXPLOSIVE COITRAPT l'. QIIS • THESE LATTER, APPARENTLY, THE NNl)IWCR( OF TiiE "M,\D BOMBER." ntE NEW YORK POLrE CAJCliT 'THEIR FIRST ALLEGED HOMER LAST NI<liT. ~E, ~RIS RUBIN - ARRESTED (II CHMGES OF TE1 FDUIG 8(118 THREATS. THE HOAXER - SENT OFF TO A PS'1CHIATRJC UIID lal OBSERVAT~.