IIAIJLL:f:J L.T.-DELCO. FRmAY, OCT. 25, 1957 (Be. given by L.T.Jr.-L.T 1y Prlae M1n1i,er KacNlllan and Pre1tden,Atr ca) 11,enbower agree that the lwo natlone ebould iet up a joint program for ••*•••t•t aolentlflc reaearob. !bl1 plan, outllned ln the Whtte H ouee coaaunlque, t1•u•4 today at the end of the NecN111an, lt1enhower conference. A1 expected, tbe Prtae Nlaleter aad ,be Pre1lden, belleTe Brltata and Aaerlca •••t work to1etb•~ to oatoh up wlth Sovlet acleaee. Thelr oo■aualque cover• alao/•••xcara taa111ar p~oble•• -- tbe K1441e Sa11, Coauat1t propaganda, a■ tbe po1ltlon of lato, an4 10 onr- the co-unique accu11n1 Kbru1bcbeT of breaktn1 a • ~roatee that he made al the ;eneT&•luult oonferenoe,- • pro•t•• lo help reunite Geraaay on tbe ba111 of free electtona. When Prt•• Klalater NacXlllen left tbe White Hou•• he hinted that both be and Prealdent ll1enhower atght at\en4 a lato aeetlng ln Parle next December. Asked whether he faYored euch • meet~n1 KacHtllan-. a■,t~ replied: •1 faT07eTerytbtag•. Tbe lato meetln& would be 1n llne wtth wbat Mr. ij MAIJLWI - 2 how 111eaho•~ ha• at aatd •o often --/he'e ready to 10 aa,wbere ln the world lf he feel• lt would help 1tr1n1thea the free aatloaa. lo thet co u ld aeaa-- he'll Tiell Parle at the end of the Jear -- for a per1onal m11lla1 wl\b \be leader ■ of Ille lato couatrl••• EIAIQI Today France plunged deeper into her WOl'II - poll t 1cal cr111111 since World lllxlzl War Two. The COUD\r7 11 a1ao1\ paralysed by a general 1trlte. And thl I , at a tl ■e when ehe ha1 no goYernaen,. The:A11nnn 1 1trlke ha• taken thou111and1 of Ancl worker• oft lhe job all aoro11 n-aoe./CbeJ 1a1 lheJ won•, 10 baok untll lhelr wage deaand1 are••'• In far11,•tour oul of ft•• tra1a1 haYe •topped ruanla1. Only 11zty bu11e1 aa1t1a1 their round• 1a1tead of the UIU81 e11hteen huadred. Only elgbtJ IUbW&J tralDI oul of almo11 tour hundred. TeleY111oa hat been 1hut down ooaplete1,. la41o, reduoed to••••• reoord1 and n•••• Nall dell•erle1 cut 1n halt. IYen funer•l• are t ■po11lble becauee the undertaker• 81'8 out and co■aercla , 1 e . lr traYel 11 at a••• 1tand1t111. Tbe other ctt1e1 of ,ranee 1uffertn1 tn9le •••• way. In aanJ ot the■, pol , tce c1a1bed wt th 1tr11ter1 today -- wlth 8 few death• rep o rted, and a lot of A foraer meaber of the So•i•t secret p olice ha• been conYioted of •a ~ t•r- ■1nding an e■ pionaae riAI la the United Stat••· Colonel ludolf lvanovioh &bel - toua• 1ailt1 bJ a ■ •• York Jury. He'• declared 1ull\7 oa thr•• couat•. firat, \hat he con1plred to traaaalt Aaerloaa 4•f•••• aeoreta to Rusala. Seoondl.J, that he aathere4 1aoh iaforaatioa. And third, that he 414n't re1i1ter with oar 1o•ernaeat - aa a foreian agent. Toda,'• conwlotion coald aean \he 4ea\b peaalt7 tor &bel - the hiah••t rankiq Soviet offioial •••• con•lote4 of ••ploaa1• in thl1 oountr7. IPIPJcl♦ Coasuntet Polan4 la 1n for a puri• -- ,, aooor4lng to Party Chlef Go•ulta. In a eneeoh to hll partr, he celle4 for the ez1>ulalon of hle 01>1>onea11 .. - N e an1a1, those who refuae to toe the 1>arty 11ae -- ••well•• what be ca111, •corrupt eleaea11•. Bui •• there won'I be any u1a aur4er -- ln lhe old !ta11n11, taebloa. Goau{ta proalee•~o atlaot on lhe 4e~ooral1o free4o•• of Polu4 -- tho1e he aohle••4 la lbe face of lo•let oppo1111ca. Re Juel wan,1 lo draw lhe 1>ar1y llne ll&bet - aake 1ure ~er1 co■rade 11 hte fallbful 1u1>por1er. In hll a44re11, he pralPed hl• Coaau111 aovernaenl. Ca11e4 1, the bell friend the Poll1h wort1a1 cla•• bad e Ter had. Bui crltlo1 ln Var ■ 8W ••1 Goaulta ld ha• 1bown -- thal Poland 11 •tlll tu• ■utterta1 fros the nll• of co■aunt•• -- wtth the worter• coaplelely dl ■■atlefle4. Syria had ita tirat air raid alert toda7. tbat 11 - tbe tirat real one. Unidentified plan••• aal4 to be in the •icinity of Daaaacua. So the airena wailed - warning Syrian• to get otl the atreela. But tbe7 dida't all obe7, because toda, was the loalea aabbath, and aaa, of the faithful kept waltla, toward the aoaqa•• inatea4 of 1catterla1. fl•• aia•t•• later• oa■• the all-clear. Th• go••rn■eat of IJria doean•t aa, anythiD& ab~•• the •bo1•1• airoratt. Bat we are told that practice alert• ha•• been held in oltl•• clo•• to the Turtl•~ border. Meanwhile, Ankara annouaoea ailitar7 aaa•u••r• will be beld - aear the S7riaa and Iraqi troatitr1. Plane, and araored unit• to deplo7 in that area - cooperating wlh a Turkish fleet in the Mediterranean. Jl§SlLE~ The Defen1e De p artaent baa lifted 1oae of tbe secrecy surrounding the ai11il• tired at ~ape Cana•eral, ' rorida.- The new plic7, in a directl•• aigned by A1si1tant Defense Secretar7 Murra, Sft1der. Under thia new policy, the type of the ai1ail• teated will be aiven to newaaen. Also, a atateaent of whether th• teat••• a ••cce1s or a failure. lt it was a failure tb• cau•• will be announced. Of course aoae aecrecJ reaain1. We won't hear about the control 111t•• of th• aiaail• or the deaiga of it• war-head. IIAlCJ I A 411patch fro• Noeco de1crlbe1 atran1e coTered obJect1 ~ov1n1 through the 1treet1 of lhe lovlel __ to capital.~ Weapon,, ••tali a ?Jt-'be unveiled at ,he parade coamemoratlag the Bolehevlt levolulloa on •ove ■ber Seventh. Dosen• of the weapon• are belag drawn lnto place, ready for the parade. The mo11 1apre111ve -- 111t1hty feel loa1. pulled by a 1r1u1or -- ea4 foth• ,1• beln&, 1brouded ln canva1. Veetern obterv•~• belle•• ,h11 11 -- a ••• 1ut4e4 ■ 11111 •• Po11tbl7. lbe lntercontlneatal balllltle ■ 11111e aboul whlob Kbru1hobev ha1 been boa1t1ag. ' . -- 111 bigger lhU anytb1a1 1een ln any prevtou1 parade. Ve1,erner• br1a1 out a 101 ot caaaoa. •o lhlat -- lhe lu•~l••· •111 wea . p• -- 1aoludln1 new &101110 yet -- about the plan•• that wlll tate part 1n, e celebrattoa. The Air Force reveals that it1 rootet did reach a height of four thousand ailee. The rocket, touched off fro• a balloon arer iniwetok Island last Monda7. Toda, Colonel Eugene Lavier told ••••••n - the lull dl1tance covered by the rocket i1n•t known 7et - but it certalnlr 1urpa1aed the li ■ it of four thou1an4 ail•• aentioned b7 Air force acienti1t1 earlier in the week. Asked if it••• po1alble tor ua to aend a rootet to the ■oon in about a 7ear - the Coloael replied, be dit1n•t see any reason why•• ahou14n 1 t hit the aoon wit.la 1o ■e sort ot ■ i11ile within the next twelve aonth1. All •• have to do, is iron out a few 1cientific klnt1. Mut Colonel Lavier added - he haan•t heard of any Air roroe p lans, for the ■ oon project. One of the top acienti•t• connected with th• Eniwetok experi ■ent - adda that it was ■ore iaportant than the Russian •Sputnik•. Dr. Morton Alperin saying in Loa Angeles_ our rocket transmitted ■or• ecientific am;,u . 2 . . ... infor■ation than the Soviets have received fro■ their satellite. au• The leare Boebuct company ad■1i1 - 11 once aoi involved in unfair labor practice,. Thie came oul in today•• hearlna ot the Senale Bactet• Co■■llt••• l Vlce Prefl4en, ot lhe company, Wallace tu4or -- ,raced . . lhe inolden, back io •aihu lhetter■an -- who ac,ed a• an advlaor. lhefferman, now under 1nve1t11allon b7 the oo■all\ee. Accordlna to Tudor, ihe co■pany •ent lhefterman lo lhe reaway ,,ore ln lo1toa -- when •o• of the wortere there wute4 to joln the A ? 1 L. the Vlce Prea14enl agree• lt wa• a mlateke to le, lhetteraaa handle ihe proble ■ -- beoauae the re1u11 wa• everythla1 --- fro■ coerc1on io · 1ntr11u•Afhe workers, 1ubjected lo pre11ure, to teep the• fro ■ •or1anl ■ ln1. added t,hat, After adatttln& the m11tate, Tudo~ 1 I gc li 611£ all I I DI JE Ha a 3111 • and .-..,ua,,,.ha a q,,,. an:IMl# w,J J - - tbl• was only one incident between sear• Boebuox end organised labor. Ite relation• with labor -- generally good. iAJA8tE_, An old-style 1angland killing in lew iort - wltb the tor■•r hatchet ■an ol •uurder, lnaorporated• ahot to d eath. Albert Anaataaia, once known a1 the •1ord hl1b exeoutioner• of BrootlJ•'• notorioua aur4er rln1 - ••• seated in a barber ohalr at the Part Sheraton Hotel. Be••• having a ahaYe - when two aaste4 aen walked ia. They pulled out 1uaa - and flre4 a fu1illad• at tila. Aaaetaala, pitching out of the bar.ber•a ohalr onto tb• floor. Be••• dead, before an7oae oo•ld •••ob hla. Tb• two gunaen, da1hed out ot the barber ahop, Juped into a car - and disappeared into the ■•• fort traftle. UIPIICBI! . . . . . . . Ihruahchtv aade a pretty wild boast - at a recent p arty in Koaco. The boaa ot Soviet Coaaunia■ - pro ■i•iac to beco ■e a teetotler. And that•• a aiaht that would surprise a lot ot diplo ■ at1 - who have •••n Ihruahchev downing the drinka - lhl'u■ bch••• alwqa the aoat talkative ■ ember at any convivial aatariaa. I ell, toda, 1 a atory about lhruahoh•• retor■ iaa · - co■•• fro ■ tbe Preaidebt of the Japaa••• Temperance Tttau IataJa■ a sa,s be had a talk with Ihruahchev - while they were both attending the•••• party. lata7a■a, asking tor fruit juice. At the•••• ti ■•• he p,ured a &lass of vodka for Kbruahch••· As he poured the vodka, Iata,a■a reaarked - •i•a thinking of makiag 7ou a teetotler.• Ihruahch•• replied aoloanly _ •1 intend to join your organization.• And then the fun-lovin& Bover Boy fro ■ the Iremlin - downed his vodka. ZILLA .. .. In JackaonYille, florlda, Henr1 Andrew bl•••• eYerything on• proaotion he got. Andrew, of SoheneotaclJ, , le• Yori, workea for the florid& lational Bank. And eyerything went fine - until the ,ant proaoted hia to tbe poaition ot head teller. Andrew told police how he •tarted dippiaa into the till two years aao - wheD ht••• th• teller in ohar1• of theatre aocouata. Be ea,e11led aeYen thouaand lolar• - always able to coyer the ahor.taae• , , u•ina theatre tund1. But then•••• tbat proaotlon. Andrew, now head teller. He kept up hia eabe11leaeat - but he dida't haYe thoae thleatre account• to Jq1l• &DJ aore. The auditors becaae auapicioua - and the trail led right to the head teller. Andrew doesn't ga■ble or drink. So what happened to the ■oner? He says be Just kept spending it little bJ little - addla1, •1 Ja1t 4oa•t kaow wber• it all weat.• But oae tbiD& he doea know - the baak r•lae4 hi ■, whea its••• hi ■ that proaotioa to head teller. So, Joe - beware of proaotioaa! r.ggn4LL Toaorrow, the British people are 1oing to set a loot at - American football. You can gueea th• rea1oa. Utr aje1t1 the Queen 1tirred up quite u latere1t la ou fall paattiae; when ahe attended the laryland-lorth Carolla• ga■e laat ~aturday. How Ber laJe1t1•• auJeota want to aee it tor thea1elYe1. So to ■orrow, irlti1h T.Y. will feature a 1••• between two of ov Air roroe t11a1 - the •a11htoppera• froa Aloonbut - aad the 'Bullet,• of Burtoawood. Aaerican aer~ic• t•••• haYe been pla,lq football in Britain for 7eara. So tar th•J'Y• beea prett7 well ianored. But no• th•r•'• a chaag• - all due to th• Queen, who••••• to haYe enJ07ed watcblag Marylaad beat lorth Carollaa. Row, foray father - So Loni Until Monda7.