CONFERENCE A summit conference - to be held in Geneva in the spring, late April. Such is the tentative agreement reached by 1he Western powers - tt• . lking things over in Washington. That -ti.A_ April date will still have to be confirmed by home governments, . A ""' ... -..~FTV~ I ,,,,: - - ....,,t,,;•~~ believed - virtually certain. This follows a meeting between German r.hanctllor Adenauer and British Prime Minister Macmillan in London. The two - coming to a quick understanding. west Germany - no longer objecting to the inclusion of the German problem in talks with Khrushchev. The British reciproating - with a pledge that they won•t sacrifice west German interests to please the Soviets. In London, Chancellor Adenauer visited Sir Winston Churchill, today. They were to have met yesterday, but Churchill was indiq>osedJ ..w1th, what ie called - "a little bit of c . est trouble." But he was well enough today to have a long chat w i th the west German Chancellor. Sir Winston - nearly eighty-five. Herr Adenauer - eighty-three. Elder statesmen, indeed. CUBA - An ntensive 1m hunt at Tam pa , Florida - for the former commander of the Cuban army. M a j o r ~ Camilo / Cienfuegos, Castro's i ntimate friend - who disappeared mysteriously last month. '2tfter ta k in g off - on an airplane I fl1ght,'fr_ne1etent rumore in Tampa - that Cienfeugoe is in the cigar-making Latin quarter of the city. Several people - declaring they have seen him. , One, a prominent historian of CUban descent. _, Np'1»t1AS a tall, Ae bad with ta, ••••• Qutsn ear osmardeP, Declaring - Cienfuegos told him he fled, after a bitter argument with Fidel Castro's brother, RaulJ ~om he charged - with having sold out to the Communists. Today the U.S. border patrol made a search, but . found no sign of the former commander of the Cuban army. EARTHQUAKE One of the re atest of earthqua k e s - in the Mediterranean. Oifthe c o ast of Greece - a series of shocks o f a f or ce equal to a in thousand hydrogen bombs, exploded at the same time. So reported by the Geophysical Institute in Rome. Wh i ch eaye it would have been an appall ing cataetrophe - except for one thing. The giant earthquake occurred - twenty-four miles below the Mediterranean. A cataclysm - deep down in underlying rocks. Only a minor disturbance - on the eurface. ROC T A delu e of i nqu i ries - far and wide alon the Atlantic coast. Peo p le as n g - about the stran g e phenomenon n the s l • A vivid spectacle - this even i n. Answer - a sodium rocket. Launched by our space auth o rities - Q at Wallops Island, Vir g inia. /or the purpose - / of investigating wind activity at lofty altitudes. The rocket - diecharging a sodium cloud;...which caught the rays of the sun - although the sun was below the horizon. Creating - a brilliant display in the twilight sky. INDIAN S Do in e v I e x c , a go f Indi an s - t reatening to ta L e a case to the U •• upreme curt. A di~pu te c o ncerning p-v : u:a,utexu,aup - peyote . wh ch is a dru g - , / d e r ve from cactu'"'. )(r ow n g - in the southwestern desert. / ome claim that peyote is a narcotic - much 11 e mar Juana. Producin - is ons, trances and hallucinations. Others agree that it does have those effects - but that 1t 1 e harmless. On the Navajo reservation, the tribal council voted - a ban on peyote. l3Cit were defied - by an Indian cult. ~ / -W'flich calls itself - the Native American Church. Headed by - Frank Takes-Gun. / Who says - peyote is a part of th;~religioue So lawsuits began - with a lower court upholding the decision of the Navajo tribal council. An appeal - talcen to a federal court in Denver. Which court, yesterday - upheld the ban on peyotekadin to the 2tatement, which Fran k Ta k ee-Gun ' makes today - that the peyote case will b e taken to the Supreme Court MURDER At Yuma, A _ izona , a confeeeion - from a would-oe cowboy ) HUnted for daye - in the murder o f Mre. Lillian Lenorak.: in H ollywood . Swedieh born Zeppen-Field - twenty-one years old, who had a mania for bein a bu ckaro o mtxaxI on a ranch. Im pli cated - by cluee at the scene of the crime. Located, f in ally - in Mexic o . Where he was wearing hie favorite clothes, cowboy jacket and cowboy boots. Brought back to the United states - he, today, admitted the crime. Hie defense to be - insanity. NEW YORK ,,, A clima - i n the meat Ecanda, which the City o New Y r k has been having. 1th char g es - that b utchers have . b een swindlin g housewives t o the tune o f millions of dollars. ~ ..rfl collus on - with cit; officials, who are supposed to protect the customers. Fred Loughran, head of the Bureau of Weight~ and Measures - arrested. Shortly kn after being diemieeed - by Mayor Wagner. Loughran and others - accused of collecting five hundred and sixty dollars a month from ten Brooklyn meat storee1 lb return - for letting them get away with violations. This - regarded as only part of the graft. The arrested official - denies all charges. PAYOLA (Va(' Ind i cations i n washingtonAthat Congressional investigators are determined - they'll go after the payola. that disc jockeys get paid for pl~ying and - ~ k into charges pluging certain records. Aleo - that they have interests in music and record publishing firme,,Which would influence - the selection of records they play on the air. Today LIFE Magazine quotes a disc jockey, Ed McKenzie, ae declaring - that he quit a job paying sixty thousand dollare a yea~ .acauee - he wae disgusted with the payola eyetem. He saye the diec jockeJe are showered with floods of presents of all sorts. some record companies paying platter-spinners ae much ae fifteen thousand dollare a year to plug their records. The American Broadcasting Company says that it hae investi g ated diec jockey Dick Clark, idol or the teen-agers, and his programs. The investigation - finding him innocent or any payola. Dic k Clark had interests in music publiehlng record companies. But he 1s now getting rid or his holdings in euch enterprises • .Jfo avoid - any conflict or interest. J ' i6 ln London, ps7choanalysia - for a dog with an inferiority complex, which caused hi ■ - to bite other canines. Well, we've heard of dog-fights before, but•• never knew tbS ••re caused - by a Freudian co ■ plex. le•ertheleaa, a London judge decreed that !i rue• a hueky boxer, aut have - paychoanal.Jtic treat ■ent. So I h• was turned over to a peychiatriat, Dr. iobert Hor1falL Ibo said - it was a case of an unhappJ childhood. Hor1fall note• that, when Bruce was a puppJ, be •••\ up to a black aongrel wagging hi• tail• in a friendly way. But the •~n&~_.,_l ~ bit hia. Two month• later, he was bitten by a Labrador. Shortly after which - another dog chased the pup. So Bruce grew up - with tear and hostility toward other doge. The psychoanalysis, given by Dr. ~orafall, consiats of a routine. Soothing »ruce - and getting hi ■ gradually acquainted with other canines. ihich worked the boxer was allowed to get ~ithin "- so well that, today, : ,....,. - m - 2 biting distance of a Cairn terrier. No, he wasn't ~ friendly. He turned hia noae away ia di1guat - but he didn't bite. The psychiatrist hopes that, pretty aoon, Bruce will wag his tail - when he sees another dog. WEDDING At a town in Portugal, they were all eet - for the wedding. The bridegroom, Joee, made hie appearance - on the reetive ecene. But what about the bride? Well, two brides showed up. Joee - intending to marry Irene Pinto. But, trom a neighboring village came a girl named Maria. Claiming - that Jose should marry her. T w ~ ; ~ e a c h had sup~re am:~~ many wedding ~:roduolllf/, an argument, - a tight, a r1 • / ✓ J- l\ Suppressed - only when the police appeared with machinegune. Ii~ When it was all over, Irene Pinto was the winner. Jose married her - ~d Maria wen: back to h e r ~ ~ ~~•cAt.."18-.,,..o. A lawsuit filed in London - by a couple ot newlyweds against a travel agent. Mr. and •rs. Malool ■ Coot - demanding four hundred pounds in daaagea. Chargi - that the travel agent booked the ■ for a boneyaoon trip, with atops at varioua hotels. So what happened when tbe7 arrived at a hotel? The newl.Jweda declare that the roo ■ th•1 got was ahabb7, and the absence of a bed was - diaconcerting. So the newlyweds are auing - for tour hundre4 pounda.