L. T. OLDS , FISBER · 7'B __________________ :__J.!'_SDA Y. AUG us 'I' a,. l 163 ----------~---~-------- ••• 'l'r••''. B•I - t•• •••• of t•• ••Jorlt:,. 'I'•• tl•I • • ••Y vol• "•1•" •••• II• •••••r• re•cl•• Ila• floor o/ t•• S•••I•. Ila• Co••ltl•• vole, ti• •••••r• •Ill ••••• • a,ecl•I PAICISTAlf The government or Pakistan denies that there ts anything political• 1n lta new agreement with Red China. According to Karachi, lt 1 a simply a •tter or - convenience in air travel. Pakistan wanta to tly plane, to TokJo - with stops at Canton and S ~ t . The Chinese Rd want to land - at Karachi and Lahore. 'lbe agree•nt revealed today - gives each nation the rlght 1n q1191tion. ' The acid ... coa.enta that are being heard lh . ~~~~ wuhington - mlght have leen expected. Allerlcan aid la ~ A r1!1ng by the 111111_ , __ tnto the alrport1 of' Pakt1tan. A VIET NAM The government of South Viet Nam has Just released some fi g ures - on the recent arrests. we now know that eight- hundred-end-twenty-ti ve Buddhists - were rounded up Plus ~ ~~ ;l,nt~ more than o ne thousand - students . . ~ ~n ,~ if• ~ ~ #( ~ 44 ,<released - by ~rder or Premier Diem. 'l'he Premier, insiatlng that lt was only a precautionary measure - to prevent anarchy. But adding - ttu,.t the ring leaders will be• held until the crisis 1& over. The big question concem, - the Vietnamese mllitaey. Diem repeats that hia generals urged him - to uae force ag21nlt the demonatratora. American authorlt1ea ln Saigon. howver : • claim tnat the Premier acted on hla OIID; ,,Ahd""°4 associated the military wlth the crackdown - arter lt was over. IDEOLOGY The latest Pravda editorial on Stalln - ls a study in trony. Remember how the tyrant was praised in Moscow - as a man of peace? Churchill and Truman, castigated - as warmongers Pravda wolll:d Just aa soon have us torget its tt<!itor1al - of the Stalin era. Now the Moscow paper la telllng lt■ readers - that Stalin waa not at ail averse to war. In tact, he liked l!t - when he tel.t sure ot wlilnlng. }ltt when he was ,) able to let some one else - do the tlghtlng. Co11id that be a reference to - the Korean war? Anyway, Fr.avda 1a11 all thla - in anawertng Mao Tae Tung. Th• ldeol.oglcal contlict, again ralal,is - the queatlon or Stalin. Mao baa been caatlgattng Kbruahchev•a policy of. deatallzatlon. To ldilch Pravda retorts with the reminder. that stal!ln Wied nr aa an lnatrwnent or hla megoiomanla. MAR H today were tr y ing lo asses e s t e rd a 3 ' 's "Ta r ·It 011 lV a hin gto n' '. The g eneral opin io,z eems to be that the d e mot1 tralion did two thi ' ngs. b as ically : - First that e, en tho ii did draw atlenlio,r to the · n1111>ai g11 for ci, il rights. no oles ma y have been changed Otl af>ilo/ Hill. Howe er lite belie v is that the de m o II s tr a Ii on is ha in g - a gr as s roots e ff e c l. T It e peace ul assembl y , winning over - many Americans who until now l1a1 e been on tire fence . Also , c ouraging the intcgrationists - to press more energetically toward their objectives. Second - that lids t,eacef11l "March on lVashingtonrr impro ve d America's image abroad . Gi v ing the nations O erseas a look at - American democrac y in action. Two hundred thousand people descending upon their national capilal - to dramatize a need for reform . . l 1 ome - from the President and the rec e iv in g a cord 1-a we c • BORNEO Th a t i o le n c e in Br it is h Borne o is du e to - Chinese Mala . an animosity. British Borneo is scheduled to become Part of a Federation - including Malaya and Singapore . But many of the inhabitants are Chinese - in the larger towns . These Borneo Chinese were out today shouting against the Federation and railing at a U. N. fact- finding team. The police had to use - clubs. tear gas and gtlnS. Man wild men - in Bornea - Chinese wild men . WAR H - 2 m e m b e r of C on gr es s a ,, d then go in g ho m e . p ea e fully. One F · re11chma11 f>ointed out lhe difference - between the United States and the Soviet Union. A he put it ",uh was there no march on Moscow during Stalin's ,·eign of terror?" CIVIL RI HT A if i 11 re />onse Lo the "if arch on Washington" - 11 e w d e I e l o /nn e n t s on I h e c i v i l n i g h Ls I 1, 011 t . In New Orleans, an appeals court set aside a ruli11g - againsl demonstration there. The ruling that put a 1111.mbe1 - of demo,zstrators - in jail , including the head of "Core" - James Farmer , who missed the "March o,z Washington". In Powhatan , Virginia - sixty negro f)u I> ils entered formerly all -,ohite schools toda y. S011111 Carolina - preparing to do the same. Charleston , In Washington. 1Io11Jard Jenk · ins the first ,iegro - to serve on lh e Nati o, al Lab or Relations Board . MINE Al the Potash Mine near M oab , Ulalt . fifteen me11 ar e till trapped f ar below gro und - cut off b a c111'lain o f carbon monoxide. So the first thing to be done is to dissipate tile gas. pu,np OX )g en into the mine. Then , , es ue teams will be able to go in. C RI ~1 E 111 Loudon, lite Dail y \tail says that a baronet. ac ordiu lo lhe slo1 ' , a Briti ll {Jla . bo y Peer . out of · a h . recouped - by taki,ig f)a · r/ in the great train robber _ ,. An interesting thought , because the stor adds /Ital he 11e1 er goes a,i yw here without liis monocle and walking slick . Cat, y o11 Picture an impeccable British aristocrat - i,z the mail car of the Glasgow-to-London mail trai,z. knocki,ig open the sacks - with llis walking stick a11d fixing his monocle - for a better look at the se en millio,i bucks? In Birmingham , England - the Bobbies picked up Al HaMJkins today charged witll • 1 ife murder. Evidence an ad erlisement lie ran in a Birmingham newspaper. off e ritig t O pay two two lrnnd ' red and fifty flounds for. in his words "an oul of the ordinar y job that can be Performed 011.I on e" . The indi idunl who an wered the ad found that CRIME- 2 /he job was - to get rid of ifrs . Hawkins . But he didn't take the job . He we,rt lo the bloomin police he did. aid the defendant as he was led away - "don'' tell the missus . Mebbe better luck next time". And here's Dick. PROHIBITION Y O " 111 a . \ n ° t '1 a · e n o Ii c e d - b u t lit e P r e i d • n l i a I 110111i11ati11 co n ten tion opened toda y. f h • st in the field - the /)roltibilionisl Party. g alhe1•ing - i11 Saint Louis. Keynote speake r - the Rei erend Rutherford Decker of Kansas Cit y. Hi Iheme - llze effect of demon rum and what we can do about ii? Wh - elect a President who will bring back prol1ibitio11! This nominating convention. b y the way - is wide ope11. Former Candidate Decker - has bowed out. So there's much jocke i,rg Jot· position - among the presidential hopefuls. Each , tr in . g to gel to the White House _ and do sometlling abord the llard liquor tin the Presidential panlr Pour it all on tire While Hor,se lawn?