L.T .- OimNOBII&, E'"\,\, ' ~ \ I ;- - 'ta.:3 TITANIC The Merchant Harine Association of London hu absolved Captain Stanley Lord of the "California." If the reference doesn't wn anything to you-the mt of the story will crtainly ring a btll. Thia 11 about one of the 111for.ttlbl1 lhipa of 111 ti-tht "Tlta,lc." tlatn the "Titanic" hit that icibrg and N11t dcNnl on .,-il fCMrtNftth, Ninttllll T1tlvt, the board of inquiry _ accused Cliptain St111l1J Lord of being in the vicinity l1id of llking no att111pt-at rtlCUI aa,rations. Ignoring the S.O.S.-kNping the "California" on route to London. lord'• def1111e-ht was not in the vicinity. His ve11el, too far froa the Kint of the d1111ter-to pickup aarvivors. But there us a ihlp fltlrby-a Norwegian suler that refused to stop becauae it had betn poaching seals. Her captain afraid to let anyone see what he had aboard. TITANIC 2 1ht dlsc1111lon ha been going on-for half a centry. Nol apprantly tndlng. If Captain Stanley Lord hid livid two Jllrl longr.-'d be ratified by the f.,,.1 dicialon ln London. The akippr of the ~ n , ~ _ ,, "California" in no r11pon1lblt for thi dtillfr-. ~ A If II •111 • ~ ' -- -··. . . - · -•1 .-, .. 1•, , for President Kennedy, a trip-fr• St. Patrick'• Day to the Little C.•111 Mirket. Sowlda like a .....-lcable ~ but then the Irish nmr 111111t that qthing ii i1P111ible-on Nrch Seventeenth. And-that'• only tao daJ• IUJ· Alil, there""f' ■-thing eel Uc 111out Jahn K.....,. Put tht tao togethr-ll'ld you have today'• cer•DIIJ at tht llltlite Houae. The lriah llilbaaudor, calling with a lulch of s'1rxks froa Wexford-in a vut of lilterford 9l111~ing a f• qulp1 about Ireland and England-that kept tht President chuckling. lllat about-the Little Coman Market?•· Klmldy hid to c1llbrat1 Saint Patrick'• Dar today because ht'• preparing for hia trip to Cost• Rica. Boning• on tht probl- to bt diacuued-in .ian Jost; Qf ahich one ., is-the pos s ibilitJ of a Central Alllrican ftdlration. A Little Camon Market. RUSSIANS The Ruui1111 in t•►appe.- to bt dragging their fttt. Making tht pullbitk that Khrwhchtv pro11illd u 1low u poasiblt. Take tht phr-"11¥1r1l thoulllld." That'• hail - , Ruui• trOClpl Nrt · •lfPOIICI to be gane by ■id Nardi. •• 11 • .!!d March is hire llld- applNlltlJ only tint thaulllld IN on thtir NJ h•. Technically 1 "1tver1l thouiand." But I lot -tiR lns thin t111 tho111111d that could have gone aborcl ,,( Soviet lhipa-in Cuban Rtlrl. Wahington 1d■lttldlJ di1appolnttd-bJ IChrulhchn'• dtl11ing t1etlc1. CUBA The Uruauar• Elba11 in Havana-contrldict1 C..tro. S_.,Ject-the fOII' C.,_ who lllllhecl thrOUF tht 111b111r fence in a J11p. Cutro claia that the fCNr-fiNd on his ■llitia. To ihich the lruguirw 1111..--"not 11." engaged in a gun battl-ith Catro'1 bullJ boJI. air. MlnJ of thole lho 1rrtvld in Nia! todl,-eithr ■lnor.a or hoapital cua. Going tht other ,a, __ frOII ~ N1ild to . Ha,""Ar1111111. Noatlr lilldicine and babJ food,. And att.-1111 Jaes Donovan-ta back in the C.. captta'l • IOlllding out Cutro lbout-tho11 Allertcana lho re still !ft Castro's Jail,. IIEOLCGY A Ca■■t11l1t •gazlne corraborates-whit Western Kr•llnologiats hive been saying for•• ti•. The World Marxist Revl•, usertlng-that Mao T11-t1119 11 deterallllCI to get rid of IChruahchev. The Red Journal, ,-11lhld in Prague, adding-that the boa of Rid China won't be Ntiafild 11th Khruahchn'• Kalp. He after-tvr, Runlan 1...,. who oklhld the policy of p11e1ful co-existence 11th tht Vest. In the words of the World Marxist Rtvi•"-Ptfking ls ,triking at the entire llildtrlhlp of the Soviet All of which •kn it - l1p111lbl1-that IOrUlhchl¥ will go to Ptiklng to confer with Nao. The trdlt bting- that he'• in a dil-. If he acc1pt1 the invitation to Ptlking he'll look like I defendant 11111ering 111 indict•nt. If ht refuats the invitation to Ptlking-tht ~ split in tht Ca•111ist bloc will ge~ 11> • BIDAII.T Ont thing•- cltar toniFt-lbout Georges Bidlul~. The 11111 who •1t1 that he's been plotting to overthreil f Dllilull1-1011 1 t atop plotting. HI Nff't ,,... to ..., his political activities-as the pr.ice for•1 perllit to 1t11 in •••t Grnr Bav.-11. · If tht Bawri1111 i111i1t-8icllult will IIIYt on. "To tht.,. of the YAN ALLEN Solll Kl•tl1t1 . . . . _ at hoal too-art both plllltd and 11tgry by what Dr. Jws Yan Allen 11ld todaJ. Plllllcl-becaust ht has vindicated their prtdictlon. Anr,-blCIUle ht do•ted their prediction ilhtn thty Melt it. R•1lhr o&r At•lc npl•iOft in space-last July? There m IIUCh aquallbling •DIii tht· scl111ti1t1-1t tht tl•. Many, protatlng-that such a blut would disrupt the Yan Allen Radiation Belt around he ..-th. But Yan Allen hi•tlf, took tht othlr sidt. Hi1 Of»lnlon, ant r111111- lhy • went lh1id. Today, Van All• adlllttld hew .-ong about the Yan Allen Btlt. The sci111tiflc J .... iahl-riFt. 1ht gircllt of radiation arollld our pl.,.t-clisruptlCI for at lwt a decade .. S PACE The latest word in space science is-0S0. The _.,,,,, initials of-Orbiting Solar O bservatory. w e launched t h e first thing of its kind-last year. It's findings, now aade public-in ashington. OSO's 11C>st exciting discovery -the s111 sends out radiation in a definite pattern. Nearly identical phases-in the type and 1110111t of radiation: for exaaple, sub-atoaic particles are drawn together- by the sun's ugnetic tield. A certain IIUlber of particles cre~te-an 111stable condition. Result- A tre•ndous atoaic exp · osion that erupts froa the solar disc. The faailiar-sun spots. DRAFT The first aajor legislation of this session of Congress-concerns the draft. Selective S ervice for the Ar■ed Forces--to be continued for another four years. If you're of the ■asculine persuasion, between the ages of eighteen and one-half and twenty-six, and sound of wind and li■b-you can expect a tap on the shoulder. You won't have to look. It'll be Uncle S ORAYA In 01e, the ex-:tueen of Iran said today-''Aft e r all I couldn't run a shop." Then she added, "I have no training for it. " Beautiful Soraya, explaining-why she's going to aake a ■ovie. ~oraya, who would still be on the Peacock Throne-if she had produced an heir to that throne. She - ~ ~ - didn't-and she's been wandering in E1rope ever since A the Shah divorced her. Now, shes ys-she's tired of wandering. And-has passed a fll■ test • .)0, she'll appear in a ■ovie-as soon as she okehs a script. The ro■antic screen for Soraya-one of the ro■antic beauties of 01.r ti■e. ~ ~~ ~ Sa£i L 4 E.cti · L<J tG w ~ n tb__, ~JG."\.( '\.f ~ ~ " - ~ l -t ~ ,. 4/\"-17\,"-- ~ '1\ -Al - J- (.,( - ) }> '--c; ~