LT--~ --- · I J ~ - ~ . ~ ~<t - ~ . la BaYana, •h••• fidel Caatro announced laat ~, wHk that he would expropriate the U.S. la'baHJ, th• / Swl•• lieaioa prot1ctin1 our int1r1ata - 1• now in a atat,e of •i•I•• The Swi■ a labaaaador ha1 cat abort yaaat.ioa - to take aoa■aadJ ~4 a twent7-tov hoar watab baa b••• ••tap - laa14• tile baildiq. lhlola tbe 8•1•• ••1 th•J will 1urr1n41r - oal.J aader torae. Th• Swi~• expert•~ on international la•'/ 7/ . . . they 111 that Ca1tJ10 11 Yiolatiq - laternational law. TEST B A . -------- Averell Harriman ha d some interestin ~ t h in g s t o say today - a f ter he e m er ~ e d from bis three-hour closed seaaion with the Senate r orei n R elations C eaaittee, the House- S e ate Atomic E ner g y Com m ittee and the s~nate Armed S ervices Committee. M r. Harriman - faced quite a barra 6 e of questions from the lawmakers about t h e Atomic Test Ban Treaty which he ne g otiated in oscow. Then - another barra g e from newsmen - after he came out. H e to ld t e m that S oviet Premier Kh rus h c h ev does not believe Re d China will have a nuclear capabilityaf any importance - for a lon, lon g time. BeCJJJse, says K hrushchev - China doesn't have the industrial capacity, not yet. That he has been g ettin g no technical assistance ' ro m t e S ov i et Un ion since 1 9 0 0 . In (act Harriman tol d news m en t h at K hrushchev "didn't a p pear very concerned". FRA CE ------- Presi ent de aulle at · c 1s ress onference today said more or less - what most of us expected. That is he was more conciliatory than he as been - recently. e approves - oft e uclear est Ban Agreement, but thins it bas - on l y •1imited value•. or will he 5ive up nuclear weapons himself - until the O.S. and Russia a ree to disarm completely. Uor will he go alon · with · hrushchev's proposal for a non- aggression pact - between Nato and the arsaw Pact powers. De aulle scoffed at the idea of a break between Americaa1d France - who have been allies through two orld wars, and who have every reason to stic to ether - as long as the Soviets 50 oo trying to take over. The ~eneral also told t h e newsmen that he will cal ~ an international meetin~ - before t .e year is out, to iscuss e sential nuclear problems - a he put i t _ • efore t ey become · solub e". J■PIA The intention, ot the Chin••• Beda - are atlll cau1inc anxiet1 la India. Toda, lndla'a Deten1e Chleta ■et to dlaoaa1 . atrate11, a ■id report• that the Bed• are buildiq up 1ub1taatial toroe1 - all aloa1 th• lorthera border between ladla aad China. The ladiaa1 think that tbeir Chia••• n•l1bbor1 aa, be about to renounce the ceaaefirt they proclal■ed unilaterallJ laat fall - and attack tbe Indian border once ■ore. ~ µ 1 Boabq ••••paper report■ that about oae thouaaad Chia••• plan•• are aa11in1 - north of th• Th••• report• of Chi•••• air concentration, coat-, l••• thu a •••k after th• U.S. and Britain announced th•J would hold air exercie•• la India - to train Indian airaen in th• air def•••• ot th• Bi■ala7an frontier. ' OREA ----- That attac at t e Korean border on a jeep fly in 1 t e white la ~ of U 0 • • • vehicles - was "deli r tely planned, premeditated ad executed i a gray, arly dawn". So says a U • • Command spoKesm n In the jeep three American soldiers - two of whom were illed, one seriously wounded. Meanwhile in Washin6ton the State epartment says it is outraged - and is calling a meeting of the Korean ilitary Armistice Commission to confront the North koreans. ~ lhil• 1urvivor1 are 1till beina anatche4 fro■ the 1haatl.y •r•cka1, ot SkopJe, in Yu101laYia - the 1o••rnaent i• alreacly aatln1 plaaa to r1buil4 the oit7. But before the7 4o aa,thin1 elae the7 will call ia 1el1aolo1loal exper\1 - to •ua1••t a aate locatloa tor tbil new oapltal of Macedonia. ~ · aor, thaa eight hua4red dead - ha•• - been taken fro ■ the ruiaa. _,,.,:nd about••••• haadr••i~ ) /~ore - aa, 1till be there. 0Yer two thouaand - iaJare4. All exoept able-be4ie4 ••• - h&Ye beea or4oro4 to l••••• {ao•oraaaat •••••1•• are workiq roaad the clock - to b7 aad 1•t faotori••• aarket1, t ~1 ta· 1•t th• cit7, or what•• left ot it, e o. worA DI a1a , baok oa ito foot.; Secretary of th T . e reasury 1llon told Con ress today he is most ratified by what he terms the improvement in the nation's economy. In fact he says our economy is so lively, that - it will not be necessary to ask Congress to raise the National Debt ceilin thi Sum er. All he wants Congress to do is to extend the present debt limit of - three hundred and nine billion for three months. Extend it - beyond the present deadline at the end of August. The Secretary of the Treasury said he was embarrassed - as well as gratified in that only three months ago he told Congress that a boost in the debt ceilin 6 to three hundred and twenty billion would be needed - before the end of the summer. How could he be so embarrassed - to find that he ·oesn't need t a t much - in act a bit lessl In case any of the Senators should eel too cp ti mis tic , e to 1 d t e B us e • : a Y s an that he'll be back in the fall - wit eans Com ittee a reaue ... t or another record i ' e _ i n t e e t ceilin · . SPACE -~~-- One of t h e most dif f icult s~ace f eats ever attem te - has just been succe sfully accompli sh ed. Toni - ht enthusiastic space officials in ' asbin ton report that Syncom Two - tbe f ir s t unc ti onin~ sa tellite ever launched in wrat they call "a han t in ~ orbit• - is doing just that. The seventy-nine pound communications spacecraft is now nearing synchonous orbit up at a hei g ht of - twenty-two thousand three h un d red miles. And has already received and re-broadcast, over as ace loop o forty-five thousan d miles, such items as - an instrumental per f ormance o f the tar Span led Banner. A satellite in synclr onou s o~ bi t ap ears to ride al . ay over the same line o lon titude one rt h - because its peed matches t e pe e d o f t h e e ar t h 's rot a tion. Three o f t ese litt le miracle o t e spac e a b e coul provide television, te le one, ~ e ety e and photo-f c sim ile service - f o r t h e w h o le w orl. hou h . . u t he s pace - m en are not say1 c - J hap en D ick. t wten t h i s will / f __ lilQI_ Re~ember - the pa ~ e b o y a irdo Pris h as brou ht it b ack a ain , an, w it it - t e S h erwood Forest Look. Yves t. Laurent, the boy wonder of F re r c h fas ion, successor to Cristian D ior, uil d ing is collection round Robin Hood - and al l that. D ressin g his model s in suede jerkins, mid- thibh boots, an d Robin Hood hats. Also p uttin e a vy chains wit h huge pendants rou nd their necks - like those w orn by medieval kings. I wonder if the ladies on Fifth Avenue this F all will be carryin g - boa and arrows1 LTP.1963.07.29xxx.pdf LTP.1963.07.29.pdf