TRI AL 1 • 7- t I Fran ce appears headed for an Eichmann-style contro vers y - with l est German y . Remember how E ichmann was kid n apped from A r entina - by Israeli commandos? Causing somethin of a dispute - about international law? W&l-t;, Antoine Argoud - may be the new Eichmann. A r oud, oing on trial in Paris - accused of implication in the plot to kill DeGaulle~Here's where West Germany comes in. A rgoud 1 s lawyers, chargfne that he was seized in Munich - by French undercover agents. , ..H'ustled - back ,) to France. I1eft bound and gagged in a delivery truck - ~~ outside a police station near Notre Dame. CULTURE Communist fear of western influence is revealed in two dispatches - from Moscow and Belgrade. First, the Kremlin doesn't want - any more American j azz. The comrades say - that Benny Goodman was enough. Duke Ellington and Count Basie - barred from the Soviet Union. " Too decadent ' - according to the Moscow Ministry of Culture. In Belgrade, the preoccupation is with modern art. Marshal Tito, agreeing with Khrushchev's estimation of - abstract painting. Ruling that no Jugoslav painters will receive government subsidies - unless they produce realistic art. I Tnet 1e-=: ' art that Tito and Khrushchev can understand. - ' Victorian realism'' ~ t ' L - t o - t b e - ~ ondet' 1) DOMINICAN The Dominican Republic tonight. has its first constitutional President in thirty.four years Legally elected } . Juan Bosch, taking over - after the long rule or Trujillo, the assassinated dictator. Vice President Johnson led the American delegation - to Santo Domingo. Oovemor Munoz Marin - :b for the sister laland of Puerto Rlco. a ~ sax three President■ - from Latin America. The theme of the occaalon - democracy and self-help for the Dominican Republic. jdl_ today. Rio de Janeiro seeaed like two cities - - ntil noon - the noisy Rio Carnivan was sti 11 g oing fall blast. Still racking u casual t ies. final box score, in round nuabera - fifty till e d fifteen hundred arreated, two tho and injured. G ay c a rn iv al ti ae i D Rio . After the stroke of twel•e - t e crowds egan to bre•t up. Streaaing toward the cat edral for the rites of Ash ledne1cla7 . The begiuiag of lent. The saae aoleanities obser•ed - around tlla world. £•en iD Coaaunist countries. lspeci all7 in Poland, where the churches were filled. DEBT - The identity of the individual who owes three hundred billion dollars - ta is no mystery. He has to be - Uncle Sam. The precise amount or the National Debt ls - three hundred and eight billion. But:,,c:lt's a temporary -ttJ- · ceiling )-- , - the Secretary of the Treasury~ wants f' extended. Douglas Dillon, saying on Capitol Hill - that Uncle Sam can't pay his bills) ,Bnleas - he goes three hundred billion into debt. SUBMARINE The brass in the US Navy is sizzling tonight - because of the London Daily Mail. The British paper, inaiating - that a British submarine sailed through our Atlantic defenses. , And, in the words of the reporter - " surfaced / cheekily off the American's giant submarine base at New London, Connecticut. " The London Dally Mail adds the claim - that the Pentagon had advance warning. Her Majesty's Admirals, telling Uncle Sam's Admirals - that the sub- waa coming. And - it ca•. 1,2: ti ..... "lwta!Jb - ■ald • •••1 orrus■r , or bbl prlnta • • a t: tbe Pet ■tlPD, LIZARD It's always tough 1n the news business when you have to give up a good story. But there's nothing else I can do about - that lizard yarn from Moscow. The one about a Sovlet sclentlst reviving a four-toed Triton - after five thousand years of suspended animation. ' The scepticism on the part of western scientlats--'d ~ - now corroborated by the Soviet Academy. The story, a piece ~ of science fiction - dreamed up by a Russian newsman. utullddlng°lbe Professor~ to whom the exploit waa attrlbut~~ .s Doctor Loslno Loainaky, say- - "nyet, none or my llzarda ~ nd Old. II are five thouaa years ) The pre-historic tour-toed Triton, revlve~l••L JNr • atl"tcUy _,P-.:■1.ad? ~ S ~ ~ . POLLS One prestige poll released by the Information Agency - has no classified information. Still, the ladies might wish - that the whole thing had been declared top - secret. Subject - the European opinion of American women. Verdict - " Lazy, frivolous." fad - various other unflattering ) adjectives. our gals) Here's a breakdown• or Europeans favorable to Italy - thirty six percent. Britain - thirty-tour ) percent. West Germanu - eighteen percent. France - only ) eleven percent. la 1t p111 lib11 th■:t .!_lghty-nine percent of romantic Frenchmen- don't look twice at the blondes, brunettes and red heads from the U.S.A}':. ~ ~~~~.:t-~ SINGER He re.'E an item for - old time ooera fens. Tho s e f ou who remember a soprano who CPme out of Scotland - around the t~rn of the century ) ~nd - took the oper~tic worlo by storm. The original Melisande - in •felleee ~nd Melisande.• Only one person fitB that degcr1pt1on - Mery Garden. The unforgetteble Mary Garden - with the voice of e n1 ~ ht1ngale. 5 ~ Now e1ght)'---61X - w~v:~~r~/ And co l lect1n;, - her eer ly rec-;;;da: ~pee 1e . 1ly enx1oue to f tnd her recor~dge of - •pe11eas end Melisande; , & ~ l end, •Louise.• Th ady)~n Aberdeen, rem1n11c1ng bout her greet days "!' t£ the Golden Days of Opera .7(,p '?'}-Mery Garden.