GOOD EVENllG £VUYBODY: DeGaull• still moving detachaent1 ot the French ara, - into Algiers and Oran. The ahoppin1 center• of tnose two oiti••• are each patroled tonight by a battalion - in full battle dr•••· The aoldlera, de- scribed as - ■oYing cautioual7 aaoq the crowds. Holding their 1un1 - at the read7. Acting as i t tbe7 were in hostile territor1 - which, in fact, the7 are. lever knowin& when the,'11 be attacked - bJ •~•nt1 of th• right win1 under1roun4. The infantr7 and paratroopers, auppleaented b7 - helicopters. The eggbeater,, hoverin1 ower Algier• an4 Oran. radioing inforaation about any gatherin1 moba or smaller gr~upe or even au1piciou1 characters. But in spite of all the ailitary reintorceaent1 - this was Algeria's worst day. iever before - so many casualties, between ■ unriae and aunaet. About ~ixty dead - more than iighty injured. Today, a new record. Right wing te20ri1t1 in Oran, l•••ing ont ti ■• boab - in a crowd of Moale ■ wo ■ en and children. Thia one blast, alone killing ■ore than thirty - inJvina aor• than fifty. The aove ■ent lead by fuglti•e General Salaa - degenerating into a welter of ■urder and brutality. IPUM YIU JAi . . . . . . . . . . . leatern obaervera in Sai1oa believe that the -/t,,t present criai•,c.._•11 reflect• the cri1i1 in1ide tbe Coaauniit bloc. Soutb Viet la■, feelin1 the baotla1h of - the 1trug1l• bet•••• ,hruboh•• aa4 lao-t1e-tun1. Ber•~• the ••1 the qrueat 1oe1:- The led guerrilla• area•t atroq ••ovcb to overth~o• th• re11•• of Preaier Di•• - •• loa1 •• he baa Aaerioaa apport. The ob•ioua •••••• would be -- to 1•t. help fro■ t.beir bi1 1•4 """" brother ia Pe,tlq, The•••& ia t h a z u i a t aaklq aa Bo Chl-llah - 1A1S traiae4 la 10100, ~ beea effort to ataJ neutral - ••tweea lu11la aad led Chlaa. So he'• afraid of what ai1bt. bappeD to hi■ - if lao •••t That• •hJ th••• weatera•r• la Saigoa feel - that •• have a good chaaoe to 1ta,all1e Soutb Viet•••• Alwa,1 allowing for th• po11lbillt7 that lao aa, t•rvene - •ltbout waitiDI for an inwitation. • The West ia braced tonight - for ■or• Soviet pressure on Weat Berlin. Thia, following the Moscow talks between Ihrushchev - and Ulbriobt, hia iaat Ger■an puppet. The fear ia that lbruahcheY ■aJ ha•• beea awayed by Ulbricht'• requeat.. - for a separate peace t•eaty. And that could tura into reality - th• ■ aJor Berlin criaia that lbruabch•• baa tbreatene4 to provoke 10 often. One of the world'• ■oat popular politician• - haa won a landslide •ictory in the Indian election. lo - l' ■ not refering to Iriabna •enon. lebru•a defenae ■ iniater, did indeed - atea■roller hia opponent, Dr. Iripalani. Bunning up a aaJorit7 ot - a hundred- thousand •otes. Iriehna Menon, popular - in Borth Boabay. Which aean1 that he'll reaain a power - in le• uelhi. lidiq higher than •••r - which aak•• a lot of people ahudder, because •e1 think h•'• been ridln1 high enough. However, the candidate l have in ■ind - will never• contused with th• 1iniater-Jootin1 Iriehna ■•non For she is a young lad7 - and ■cat attractive too. One of the old, old ariatocracy of •ndia. ~he's the MahaBani of Jaipur, the •ndian Princess, who entered - l ·n her native atate of Rajasthan of which politics and aad• a wbiatle-atup caapaign of Jaipur is a part, villages, in the plains, the desert and the Jungle; . asking the foraer Sert1 of her taaily - to back her with 1beir v•s. Which the7 did ■oat enthuaiaeticallJ - giving her a ■ ajority of ■ore than a ■ illion. She coapletely captivated ' • • i t b her ahara, her beaut1, and her ability~ Quite a 1ucc111ful politician - the beautiful Begua, the Maharani of Jaipur. The •eat,~ r t f epor rom ~entucky reads - •rain p eteriLg out, but the daaage is done.• Meaning - the rivers of K entucky, alrea Y flooding over their benka; sending a deluge - into nearby towns. .»o ■e three th o usand people fleeing fro ■ their ho ■ea. Causini Governor Combs to ask rreaiaent Iennedy - to declare lentucky a major disa s ter area and eligible tor - federal assistance. The first atep in laahingtoa - surplus food to be released and di1tributed in eastern lentuct7. Typhoid vaccine rushed ia - to head off aa epide■ ic. With S p ring only three week• away - l auppo•• rain is to be expected. iut it sure see■• like tb• dead of winter in Fraser, Colorado - where th• thermometer today went down to 50 below. Sounds like t.he Yukon or Arctic ~ laska. a, contra s t, su■■er see•• to have arrived - in ~ort b Carolina. T ea p erat ur es in flo s er s blooming - tra la. thelllUJ ~ i g htie ~ - r fJLQl . . At Edward• Air loroe Baae la C lit i a orn a - teat pilot 14 Murra7 ••a\ up ia a boaber - aad caae down in a capaule. id, a guiaea pia - aboard~ I-SI. Seat •P to tiad out what ita lite to bail o•t - at twe1at1-tbouaaa4 J-- - , .. ,, - -- ... - J\ aix-bube4 ail•• aa bou. I hen he pr••••4 the •J• . ot b uttoa - two door• folded o•e• bi ■ lite a aiaat ola■ ahell. Two aaall rooteta blaate4 off - h•rllg the oapaule two-ti••4•••- ~ I. ~ 1 . 'I, . , , aa4 flft7 feet alto•• the ••■ier. Tae oapaa e,c Pll• •••• a, paraob•t• 1t•ai1bt 4owa for a all• - before t h ~ , - - ~ op••••• Thia teat, i ■po•taat beo•••• lt ••••• tlaat ia oan of war_ B-58 aiaaioaa will aet be aaiol41 aiaaioa1. The UJ"II#.. crew, able to eaoape - e••• if tbalr pl••• i• bitA•P 1• the 1tratoapber.e. r IPXALITt Th• c•r•aoa7 in tbe jouae of Lorda today - waa perfor■ed wi•b all the poap and tradition of•&• old Britiah ro7alt7. Aft•• all, it i••:t ••erJda, that 1 new ■e ■b•r is admitted - to 1it with their Lor4ahip1. Mor•o•er, th• oan4idate toda, - waa the Queen•• brotb•r- in-law. Piotar• a atat•lJ proo•••ion into the Cha■b••• led bJ B•r laJ••t1'• ••••••••• - th• •11act loa,• General Sir Briaa Borroot•. l•biad th• •11aot lot• a 4aasltq olou ~ tri•H wltb 1014. Alit•r bl■, th• larl lar,ahal of 1n1l••• - tile Due of lorto!:t, I ,. Fir,at P••r of th• leala. Then, the 1po•1ere of th• ••w •••b•r - tbe larl• of Leioeat•r and le1taorelaa4. Between the■, the candidate hiaaelf. tho larl of Snowdon. Prine••• 4 Out.hi.iDI th• reat of their Margaret'• huaban, ' Lordahipa - with a • ~ • spectacular robe of cri•;!;';.~ IQIA~II - 2 The jolly British etill do it in style_ with poap and circu ■ stance. Slowly, the procession circled the roo ■ - before the packed benches. A clerk read the Queen•• writ turnin1 Tony Ar■1tron1-Jones into - hla Lordahip, the £arl ot Snowden. •hereupon the Earl took the oath ot 1lle1iance - to hia 1i1ter-in-law; rai ■ ed hie hat three ti••• - and was saluted in turn by the Lord Chancellor. The cere■ony., ending - when th• proceaaioa 1r••• filed out of the cha■ber. And•• he departed, Diet, the Earl of ~nowdon could hear ariatocratic Yoic•• aur■ uring politely - •bear! hear!• ln London, stern criticiaa - ot Preaident IennedJ. The Daily Sketch, charging - Aaerican chauYiniaa, extraYagant nationalisa. Subject - clothin,. The Londoa paper, accusing Mr. IennedJ of droppin1 hi• London tailo~ - to aYoid being called un-Aaerican. Mra. )(en~ed7, gi,iq up her Paria gown• - tor the aaae reaaon. The Londoa editor, snorting - •absurd!• A1klng - •are the Preaidea\ and Firat Lady coapelled to aerve California chaapa,ae :;:•:it~~~ ~ ~ - - - - ~ I r " " ' .