IEIJUEPI -t;:; President Xennedy all• leave Pala Beach \ for Washington - tomorrow. Mr. ~ennedy, cutting short hla staJ in r.Jorida's vacation city - to prepare for th• . opening of Congreea next week. The Administration ha• i ■ ? ortant leaislation coaing up for debate - on Capitol Bill. And the head of the Adminiatration i want• a faa\ atart \,n the aeaauree to which he is giving top priorl\J. That'• •bJ Ir. 1ennect, \ will begin a aerie• of tai.. I • - with «;oagreaaional leader,. · At the head ot the line, Chalraaa lilbu 1111• - oft~• p owerful House lqa and ~ . ,. Ileana Coaalttee. RQl111~61 fQLLQI lilffiPX The bigge1t Presidential deci1ion today• concerned the Do ■ inlcan ~epublic. President ~enned7, orderiq a for•i•n aid ai11ion - to ~aato ~o ■ iqo. lta purpoae - to dtteraine how wt can b11t atrengtbea Veaocrac7 ia what uaed to be the doaaia ot th• TruJll o fa■ il7. The Council of the or1anization of Aaericaa ' Stat•• to4ay Yotiaa to lift all ecoao ■ io ••• 4lplo■a\ll aanctioaa a,ainat th• Do■ lalcaa lepubllo.- \wen\J ' natioa1 wote4 tor le■owal • th• twent7-llrat - C••• - abataialq - now U.S. 614 to 1tart llowl ... la\o tb• n lepabllo. The American,cpntribut1on to the eiono ■ ic progra ■ j • . . f fer South Viet Na m - will be about Two-hundred-million ~ dollars. That ~u c h , to r a ise the standard of living - in our ally across the ~acific. But it won't ;e all a matte of - U ncle am footing the bill. ~aigon is contributina a p ro ortionate amount - acc~rding to the principle of self-help. alaost everything you can mention - is included la thia program. nealth, education, agriculture, roada, flood control - and ao on. A aaasive effort to ahow tbe ' people of South Viet Naa - that they can have both • · prosperity and freedo ■• lRIQL9AI A rouncltable of British expert, on Coa ■ unl•• agree that Ihruahch•• i1 - a •arxi1t heretic. The l.ondon group debated the question - of which iecl leader is the true Coaauni1t theoretican. lhrushoh•• - o• Mao T1e-tu111? The answer in ~ondon - ii lao. The que1tion, as you know - concern• war bet•••• the Coaaunlat 1tate1 and the Deaocracie1. lhru1bcbew, in1iating - that war ia not in••itable. Mao, retort! . . - that it ia. So - what ••• ... enin' • opinion? ••11, the fouader of the So•i•t atate aaid repeate417 - tha\ there would be a aeries of •frightful colliaiona• between the two power blocs. • seri•• of ware - of which only bi& one has been fought since th• So•i•t Union ca ■ e into existence. The re•t of the •,enini1t contlicta• belona to the future - the re1t of thl1 centur7. ·that is, if you believe l.enin - and llao-Tae-t ua1. But the heretic leader in oecow - doean't beli••• eit • • Te immedia t e future of l g eria s ems to hold - ? eace and war. e a ce - bec a u s e a round Paris the belief ia g rowing stron g er, th a t the oslem rebels w ill soon co•• to terms with ~eGaulle. W a r - because the terms robably will not be acce p ted by the ultra rightwing settlers. The7'r• deterained to keep Algeria French - an d they claia \o have the 17apathy of the French army. TodaJ, the Europeans were out in the streets of Al g eria - in a display of open violence. The Moel••• - retali a tiDI• Al g ' eria, degenerating into a chaos of - riots, ■ur4era, and asaassinationa. . . QCiAIQGBAPBI The latest thing in oceanography - sound like one of the oldest. It's a plan to ride a whale - into the depths or the ocean. The kind of idea ,ou might find ia classical aythology - or the notebooks of Leonardo Va Vinci. ' The met od, howe•er - is strictly twentieth oentur, Oceanographer• in Burbank, California, are goiag to t&1 a whale - witb a sonar trana ■ itter. Theb they'll rtl•••• it in the ~acific - and track it's ■ oYe ■enta by••••• ot a floatin1 laboratory on the surface. The point being - that the whale is at111lt1q of I the ocean depths. The sea-going mammal can dive deeper - than aoat sub ■ arinea. lt can penetrate into underwat•• \ canyons and cavea - where no sub can go. Hence, the up-to-date science of oceanography is asking help fro ■ - a whale. [lii That fire in HanoYer, New Ba ■pshire - was caused by a barrel of tar. The barrel, exploding - sending fla ■ es shooting through the Ara,•a Arctic Research Center. Threatening to destroy one of the world's greatest libraries - devoted to science and exploration up near the Borth Pole. HanoYer was choaen by the Ar ■J - because ~art ■ou\~ College specialize, in Arctic 1tudiee. The old ■ a1ter of such studies has been at Vartaouth for year• - faaed explorer Vilhjal ■ ur Stefansson. And the masterpiece at the Arctic Research Center ia - the great Stetanaaoa collection. Bence the fear that ran through Hanover - at the , cry of •tire!• The town fire de artaent ••• on the aceae - almost at once. They received help - froa fire de . artaenta in surrounding coamunities. Even ao, the blaze rKged out of control - for three hours. [Iii - 2 Damage to the building la called - •extenai•••• But the boot ■ and artifacts are safe - so the Arctic Research Cente~ will rise again • . , Pl9NI Her•'• an interesting queation. Ibo would 7ou ••1 are - the aoat talkative people in the world? 11 Jou 10 by the teiephone, the answer i1 - the Canadiaaa. A report ju1t issued in Waahinaton - breata tbe fiaarea down lite thi1. Laat year, the avera1• Canadian citisen reached for th• phoae - tive-baadre& aad-tweatJ-fi•• ti•••· The •••r•1• Aaerioaa - fl••- huadred-aa4-fift•••• iroa there, the•••••• drep •aJ down - to l••• \baa four hundred ia B•ltain, ••• ar.o••• th••• huadred iD l.raace. So aaoh - fort~• natioa1. low, wtilck a•••• ia each oosatry - would Jou think ia the gabbieat? 1 1•••• 1 bardl7 have to an•••• - that one. •ver7 pareat ot a t•••·•&• girl - know• who u••• toe taail7 phone aore than anyone el••· •ad no• Diak, ha•• Jou anythin1 to aay/ o•e \he microphone. NEW GUli£A -- ----- With the tenaion between ~olland ad Indonesia over lew Guinea beco ■ ing worae - lets not ignore a di1patch fro ■ le• Guinea itaelt. ~ate~ined liol l andia, the di1patch indicate• - that the inhabit.anti of that i1lancl will be a problem for years to co ■•• lt tells of th• Papuan1 breaking out into - oa• ot their age-old tribai fueda. •arriors of th• lapnt• Tri~•• cauaht gathering shell• to be uaed •• ■ o ■•J ta the territory ot the ~aai Tribe. ieault - Priaitive buahaen, attacting oae another with spears, oluba, aa4 poi1on arrow,. The toll - at least a QO&en killed, scores injured. Hew ~uinea, no island paradise - no matter who controls it. Still, wutarno of lndonesia repeat• - that he wants the big island off the lorthern coast ot Australia. At least - he wants th• ~utch half of le• Guinea. Thia ia Larry Le~ueur and as uowell Thoaaa would say - So long until tomorrow. the toaio ineru Co ■■ iaaion baa it'• oolleo i eye oa - a little obunk of earth aJlCl rooi, loat ia Wl• iaaeaait7 of th• Paoifio. Johaaton •alaad, S••••• huadred ail•• tro ■ hawail - ia onlt a ■ il• 10111, aad a q•art•• of a ail• wide. But th• aoll\ude fa what it valuable to tbe A.I.C. • whloh toda, or4u•• reato•ati•• ot Johaatoa lalud ••••a Y oe Ga•• lo• an atoaic teat alte. A ait• to be e ■plo7ed if aad wbea President ~•nne41 order• - an•• aerie• of ••clear exploeiona in the at ■oaphere. C 1111,11 . The arriYal home of Ceneral Luciou1 Cla1 thl1 weekend - ••ans that ••'11 be 1•ttin1 a fir•t-han4 report on Berlin. And - froa a prot•••ion 1 ■ oldler, who knows as ■uch about it as anyone. General ~1a7 ia the aan •ho beat tb• jj•rlin blockade - in 1941 and 1949. ·rhat• • •hi /resident lenned7 aent hi ■ b act t,o t.b• belea1ured oit,7 - to atu47 the preaent cri1i1. That•• •DJ the Preaiclent, ia 10 anxioua to hear-what, bia peraoa . repreaentati•• baa to aay aboat inaide Berlin. Mf¥?Wl4I The Deaocratic leader of the iou•• in tb• co ■ iDI aeaaion of Congre11 - retuae1 to be labeled either a liberal or a conserYative. ~oagreaa ■ an Carl Alber.\ of Oklaho ■ a ia, in his own word• - •a de ■ oorat without prefix•• or autfixe1.• Ae proai1ea to go down tba 11 with hi• party - on all the ■ala iaaaea. Tb• 4a■ooratl leader - conciliating aa ••DJ deaoorat1 •• be oaa. LTP.432.158.038.pdf LTP.1962.01.04.pdf