G O OD EVENING E VERYBO D Y: hen ~ resident ~ennedy aDi the firat Lady took oft by helicopter from the White House lawn - they were exact]J as the American public p ictures them. Jacqueline 4enne47 - all dreaaed up, lookinJ tike a fashion model. John Ienned7 - ready with a quip. •La Helle Jackie•, a symphony in white and gray. We a ring a dress of wool interwoven with silk, 1hi ■■ erin1 in white and gray pattern. Over the dress, a white wool coat - with g ray buttons. All deaigned in the P aria f a shion - b7 Chez ~inon • . : • T he P resident p aused to ask newsmen - whether the7 w ere going along. When they said somewhat mournfully that they h a d to stay behind• r. ~ennedy qui p ed - 'Do you now somethin g that we don't tnow?• T h is, a h umorous ref ~ rence to re ~ orts o f ~ oasible violence in ~aracas. Ll,t.D - 2 resident K ennedy a pp arently not a bit w orried. They were greeted by a big crowd at their first sto p - S an Juan, P uerto iico. D ign a taries, led b7 governor Marin. The tresident, in his remarks; referring to t h e fact that ? uerto •ico has raised its standards of living - without losing its freedoa. Which ia juat what the alliance for p rogress is hoping to do - for thereat of Latin America. The battle ot Elizabethville - is exactly that. An offensive, carefully planned - like any battle of lor14 ' ar Two. The U-N, softening u p the Iatanga p osition - b7 bombing and strafing. 0-N tanks, moving up quickly - to break through the remaining strong points. finall7, U-1 infantry swarming in to occup7 the area. !be U I comaan4, bent on smashing [atanga reaiatance • before entering negotiations for a cease-tire. M eanwhile, the Uni t ed States is trying to arrange a meeting between - Iatanga's P remier Taho ■be, and the Congo's P remier ldula. P resident Kennedy, hoping llat the Congo leaders can aeree on a com p romise - that would allow the U-N operation to be called ott. lL:I The Tote in the IAneral Asseably ~day - me n1 that Red ~hina wili not enter the U-H for another year at lea1t The Delegates, rulin g that the que1tion ot a seat er Mao Tse-Tung - auat be decided by a two-thirds yote of the aeab,r na tion1. ot - a si ■ple majority. As the bal•nce ot power in the U-H stands now - ? eking haa no hope of wangling two-thirds of the Tote ia the General ~a1eabl7. Mao, left cooling his heeil - oa\- aide the 0-11. B&RLII The five East Geraan border guards who jumped oTer the Berlin wall last night - say that almoat all the •vo p os• wo u ld like to join them. ost of the ■, held back by just · one thing - no way of getting eheir families out. o t 1 ere•a the J icture in East ~er l in is one o f sullen p olic• ■•n -loathing the job they have to do. P atrolliDI the Red Wall - which they'd like to pull down. Defendiq a regime - they'd like to overthrow. iorced to salute a ■ an they hate - Bed ~o•• Ulbricht. £1CbMAII ln Jerusalem, a p risoner wearing the eed unifor■ of the condemned - sits in death row tonight. lie'• an insignificant-lookin g individual - whom you'd scarcel7 notice in a crowd. Even now, it's hard to believe tha\ A olph Eich■ ann is one of the worst mass murderers knowa to history. But that's how the lsraeli court judged hi ■• That's why his judges sentenced hia to death. Eichmann's only recourse now - to appeal th• ln Jerusalem moat p eople ex p ect Eich■ ann - to hang. The American satellite lxplorer twelve - is an example of our achievement in outer s p ace. Hot as s ensational - as the Soviet cosmonauts. But p erhaps aore im y ortant. Explorer Twelve, l aunched last summer. Going into a gigantic cigar-shaped orbit. Zooaing out - for alaoat fifty thousand ■ ilea. Then swinging back - within Two hundred miles of the earth. Thia elongated orbit, chosen - to ■ ake tie satellite pass coapletely through the tan Allen radiation belt. Which it did - two hundred times. It's instruments, re ~ orting much leas danger from radiation, than had been thought. The moral - s p ace ships won't have to be as heaVJ as those in the first blue print. Need less protection from ra d iation - hence, can be boosted into orbit with a smaller rocket thrust. Said to be the most im p ortant inforaation - ever received from an orbiting satellite. §IJOOTIIG A New York p olice■ an said today - •sal has so ■• angels taking care ol hi ■.• Seems like the beat poaaible commentary - on the case ol atrolaan Salvatore Accardi. The patrol■ an, alerted by a witness - to the fact th a t a bank robbery was taking lace. First, Accardi cleared the street of civilians - a nd then dashed into the bank, with his revolver in his hand. As he entered, the gunaan o n guard filed a burat lroa a aub-11achine gun, at point-blank range. One of the bullets, hittin Lh• p atrolaan aquarely in the cheat. S lam■ ing hia back through a window. ~e should have been ead - before he hit the sidewalk. Actua l ly, he suffered nothin g worse - than ao ■• cuts a nd b~ui1e1. The bullet, •mashing into his officer'• shield, flattened out, ending up - in the lining of his coat. Ah yes, th e an g els must have been in that New ~ ort bank - when p a trolman Sa l Accardi stop p ed a machine gun slu g with his chest; with - hi s badge. NEWS ---- lt's interestin g to note o w the news varies - between E uro p e nd America. The same stories, carried by the news wires on both sides of t h e Atl a ntic; but the way they r e ha n led i n't t 11 t ie s e. This f ct, coming out in the U- P -1 ~ ) olls - concernin the ten to p stories o N ineteen ixty-one. g uro o ean and A merican editors a ree on tie number one story - Lle orbital flight of cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin. Number Two? Tne Europeans think it was - the fatal crash of the p lane carrying ~ag Ha mm erskjold. The Americans think it was - the Red wall in Berlin. But the bi gg est difference of o p inion - concern•d number three. · For us, it was - the fli eh t of astronaut Alan Shephard. O ver there, they don't even mention the story - and ut the Russian fifty me g ·ton ex · lesion in t ~ird p lace. Another interestin g difference - number ten. The 'Vi S - 2 -- The • uro · eans, ivin that s p ot to - the abortive invasion of Cub a. ot e ven noti cin our number ten - o g er Ma ris a n is record ixty-one home runs. C£ SOR --- When He r ajes ty' s L or d Chambe rl a in atten d ed a 11 rev i e w of t e BBC C r i · t m s p arty _ i s bar J i c , e d u p t r e follo v in jin le •..•• ' hen baby come~, ,hat will l do? ~ 1though l'm not t h e kind of snob Content to be n royal knob, T o 1 e 1 my k id d i e g et a j ob l'd like a title too. The Lord Chamberlain, askin g himself - could that be a reference to a member of the Royal family? ~ rha p s to t he ~arl of Snowden, w o received h is title from the ueen - just in time t o p rev e nt h is son from bein g plain s ter A rmstrong-Jones. The Lor ~hamberlain, answering llie question - in the affirmative. rdering the offen d in g a ssage stric k en from the review. The B-C-C, censored - because of a l ittl t oo much le vity with rincess Ma r ga ret's husband. aybe e rl o no · e - - . o r me - l ' m not a t t h e B - B - C • I am t ~ i r o , in r. tle , toni g ht, ri t ne r th t t 11 s ce needle , \· he re in few onths you'll be t en u to L lofty resturant . -th a t will s ; J in you s you dine . · ome of us d ine n ' thens in. n now let's s in a di 1 a n see if we can ick u p Vi ck eel in New York. LTP.1961.12.15i.pdf LTP.1961.12.15ii.pdf