DULLES iT- · . I J( f . ' 1 Allen Dulles, Director or entral Intelligence . ( Agency was the witness today - at the hearing held by the Senate F oreign Relations committee. And, after he testified, C ommittee Ch airman S enator Fulbright of Arkansas stated - t ·~ that he does not blame Allen Dullea fort~ decision, ich Senator Fulbright considers - a mistake. President Eisenhower assuming personal responsibility - for the ill-fated mission of the U-2. That decision was made by the State Department and the White House. The CI A - uxa having nothing to do with it. EISENHOWER President Eisenhower' trip to Japan_ revised a little. To minimize the chance of public ■■ demonstrations of hostility. The new itinerary eliminates two drives - through Tokyo streets. The White House has received assurances from the Tokyo government that the President is still welcome 1n Japan, in spite of left wing demonstrations - and that the Tokyo authorities can take care of any security problems which may arise. The new presidential tour will begin on June twelfth. The Philippines and Formosa and Okinawa - added to the original itinerary )'hich included - Japan and Korea. WEST GERMANY The West German government - called upon to explain reports~ Of American spy ti flights - from an air base at Frankfurt. Today, the demand was made by Soviet Ambassador Sm1rnov - while visiting the West German Foreign Office. Actually, Smirnov had been called 1n to answer a we , st German charge - that ~ Russian F.mbassy offlclal was engaged in espionage. But Smirnov took the offensive - with his talk about spy fl1shts based on West German territory. MONGOLIA Communist China, today, concluded a treaty a with outer Mongolia. , ~ Promising tne huge primitive country of Central Asia - fifty million dollars• worth of id. Outer Mongolia - long a Soviet Satellite. ~1ch causes an immediate guess - that the Chinese Reds may be pushing their influence into the Imperial domain or Soviet Russia. All along the line of conjecture - tnat Chinese Russian rivalry may develop in the wide spaces of Central .. sia and Siberia. PASTERNAK Boris asternak - to be laid to rest 1n a village churchyard gesid a little Russian orthodox church - which he could see from his window as he worked. Gazing out at the , " church - as he wrote books and poems contrary to the party line or Communism. Like the novel, 1 Dr. Zhivago" which won the Nobel Prize. Today, his brother, Alexander Pasternak, said: "It was his dying wish. He always liked that little church." " Zhi " Typical of the author - of Dr. vago. DECORATION In Washington, today, the distinguished civilian service award - for Dr. Peter King, associate director of the National Research Laboratory. The scientist - who detected the first Russian atomic explosion. Giving President Truman the evidence for announcing - that the Soviets had become an atomic power. Today - information about how he did it. Dr. Peter King devising a system of chemical analysis. To detect the character - of drifting radioactive material from an atomic blast. He worked 1th samples of rain water from Kodiak Island, laska, and from Washington, D.C. which told the story - of the explOsion of an atomic bomb in Ru3aian Siberia. • TURKEY The chief of the fallen regime in Turkey - to be placed on trial. Former Premier Menderes - together with other members of his ousted govemment. Today, the chief of the new provisional govemment, General Cemal Gursel, stated - that he believes Menderes and his cabinet violated the Turkish constitution • FRANCE A railroad strike in Prance, a twe · nty - four , hour demonstration against the DeGaulle policy or "austerity'. ) ., Und , er which - wages are frozen, the governme . nt has made some concessions, but the workers are not satisfied. Resulting - 1 . n today's railway demonstr . at1on strike. Other similar walkouts - are threatened. ISRAEL There's a suggestion that Nazi war criminal Eichmann be tried by an DU international tribunal. Not by an Israeli court - before an Israeli Judge. The proposal comes from the President of the World Zionist Federation, Nahum Goldmann, who states that it would be appropriate - for Israel to invite a group of judges from other nations. To hear the charge - that Eichmann was responsible for the murder of · millions of Jewish victims. 7 \, This rejected lmmedlately by the Israeli M1nlster of Justice. Who, today, said - 1 out of the question". Arguing - that the arch Nazi should be tried 1n Israel, by the Jewish people. Meanwhile, this EichmaM affair causes ugly manifestations in Britain. Two synagogues 1n Lo ndon, smeared and the words "I like Eichmann." with Nazi swastikas - CHILE Along the southern coast of Chile, the level of the land has fallen - the earth sinking ,, s a result of two weeks of continuous earthquakes. Inland, the ground ts three feet lower. Along the ocean, the sinking of the coast now comes - to more than ten feet. As a result, a region of lakes in 1111 Valdivia Province has been converted - into an arm r the sea. Many of the 110••• numerous islands 1n that southern area - have disappeared. Two thousand human beings also vanished. Such is today's report by officials of the Chilean govemment. Earthquakes - changing the map. INDIANAPOLIS Angry rea tion in Indianapolis - following the fatal mishap at the auto i 'aces yeaterday,Afhen a sort or makeshift / grand-stand collapsed - with a loss or two lives. Seventy- five spectato s - injured. Today, public offlclals declared - u the apeeuway should outlaw those home-made u scaffolds - Which are a familiar sight at the auto races.--E r ected by spectators - ldlo charge people for seats on the ricklty structures. TIDEWATER The Supreme Court gave its decision, today -- in the much disputed 11D question of Tidewater 011. Rich oil ua deposits -- underlying the Gulf of Mexico, off our southern coast. And claimed - by the states down there. The high tribunal rules that Louisiana, M1ss1ss1pp1 and Alabama have the owernship ta of Tidewater 011 -- for a distance of three miles off shore. Further out, the federal government has title. In the case of ' !'exas, the state owns the oil for a distance of three leagues, ten and a half miles. The same - applying to Florida. Why the difference - as between the states? Well, that's based on their off shore boundaries - as recognized when the state became a member of the union. AD D ou 1 n t nds to lose two hundred an eighty- ' . 1 m l lion ollar ~ V inc sh,- aml yo should hear the ere ms dow n in th Bayou country! 1e~is1an&-W1ll-p1t~ Re,Cess.ar • int rn ion zzl . oll WOO com o r o m ic, ho 1s u lan - et n th rench e ion of onor . nd ma e - an honorar 1 iz en of Texas. o~ an. ou unr vel tha t ? 'ell , Dimit ri Ti om kin escape~ from Soviet Russia. Then - lived a while in Paris. Becoming - a member of the F r ench Society of C omposers. To which he still belongs - and that makes him, technically, a French musician. Hence the Le ion of Honor - bestowed on him, tonight, in Hollywood. Dimi has a remarkable Russian accent. Which, however, has not prevented him from writing songs with English lyrics . As for example - in our Cinerama feature "Search F or aradise." \ ~ ~ ( .. { ,. . \. Mta p.a-ttt-ictt-Iar specialty is - western songs. Just \.!Ompleting - the music for the John Wayne spectacular ''Alamo". Et>4-~.t,he-iierte--80-A8 1 -8 -688fl- ffl8Qe---an honorary citizen of Texas. LTP.1960.05.31i.pdf LTP.1960.05.31ii.pdf