f LO,T J.[ - S u 1 Ar a b 1 f r . n . 11 r n 1 n y o n. n i · a cy - a 1nrt a s er . e d n 1 a 1 , n a d ~ b :.- i<. Ab ssador t , iro. R c.."' f rrln to t r t King Su of f e r e t t . r e · n 1111 -:>o ni f f o r t ,saes1nat1 n o f asser. F , r e:- :- v e b en . S R t1 o n a l tories in t h e E~yot1,n n ress. Kn Sau , RCCU ed of an anti asRer plot 1n p f P il l , " e a . T e lord of san , n 11 • re p n 1111on o d tran fer ed to a B ltt,1an n ' < i e ir t. Cairo newspaoerr even ~re runn1n hoto r P . o f t c ck - at least, the paoers cl im t r re t e c .. e ck s1 n P. d by e · n naroh of s u i Ara 1a. Tod a S p ud'F denial wa blunt. ca in~ t h at a con piracy A 1nft E ypt - w o 1 violnte his basic nr1nc1ples of ~ ov e rnmen. Th t h is E ot1an accusers r , · ly1n • But we t e rn d iplo~at in C i r o - on ider thi£ an ter mild. S o e r e e n e ct1n~ caud to break off ci1nlo ~ at1c r 1 ~ t1 ~1th I<" ypt. B UL v IN Th 1 t e. t 1 tt r fr m Bul A in to ~ le nho er - nt in f nly on hooe ul po int. Bul n1n , LR yin he rees ha t he covie \ Uni on a nd th Unit P d States - ho ul d e x nn r i n luen 1 1 c 1t1 z . n • c 1ent1sts, wri t r .. , m u 1 c 1 P n and E ta teemen. Bul an in, taking Ut> th S U est ion f ir t made by :l e id . nt Ei ~e nhower b ~ , l a st month. · i ch touche of f ~ .nec ulA t ion in A W a shington - that Vice Pr sid e nt Nixon m a y visit Moscow during hi tour of Europe, thi f 11. Andtl;z,f ~ ~ ~ 1 t \ . . f - ' 1 ~ • ...pcaelrW~A that aJ~ ... , ..... Bul g anin Rnd ~hrushchev ""7""' 1 yesterday by Ambassador Mensh1kov - bas nothin new. The Soviet premier, rema~ning ~ silent on M-'7'W4, ~ ~ " ' E , , 1 ~ >u. ~ th e two k e y po ints -=,(9 sar must be included in any ~u mm it conf e renc e . No mention of G e rman re-un1f1c a t1o• or fov1et dom 1n t1on in th cRpt1ve n At ions of last Europe. Th letter ~eem to as u m e - that both c 1des have a 6reed on ~ m eetin g of h ~ ds-of- ov e rnment. But ~:'~::t!ft::ri;;fl1t■eAI- h , st e ns to de ny t is - I A · ~ f - r o ~tin • , r E1Fenh w r-Khru h ~ v /\ nf r nee 1~ out of th G ue t1 n - un t il r 11. 1 a nda ha B b n orked out 1n P.dv n~e. EATO s r • r '-t r t ull 1 1 or • ' j"l -ir n 11, - n U P l cu . :, r n of e A t 1 Tr ty r n1z t i n. T s ATO 111 r ry ' vie , oun up ir W O d , y f ~ r nc • 1. n r n 1n • low i p lo tf , k O\Ter. Th For i n M1n1Ft re bo h B 1 t r 1 n Rnd Fr a nce will be in M n 11 P. - 1 1t h or on th , i r inds han SEATO. ~elwyn Lloy nd C.ri~t1an P1n e o u, ~ 1 ) ~ 1 '?- "{_ ? nxi o us to di cue u mit onference with Secr e tary ~ ulles. Th e two ·. uropeun f ore1 n M ini terF s ying - ~ t ( · they wan~ cl fl r1f1cat1 n of our st8nd on a meetin wit the Rus lane. rs JANDY I A son-1n-la . w of Sir W1nAton C . urohlll - ecoepts a n 1 n v 1 ta t 1 o n fr ' n · to f co , • Def en e 41 n 1 e t er Dunc a n Sandye eaye h e r t 1 v1Fit t h e Sovi . t cap1tAl in MaJ. Off1o1allY, oth London and Moscow are calling it - courte1y v1e1t. Sandye, it 1s . belteved wlll not take part in any affairs involving d~plom n cy. That 11 the MacMillan government · emphastzee th t the Brltleh detenee minl•ter will n~t accept any back door negotl11t1on1 for th11 1t a aaove 1n • _ / / tatton ts>- ' Church11 dlrectlm. PlilSQI CanAda's 'Le a der of t he Oppoe1t1on 1 1e in Qu e bee City - f or a noth e r round of lectioneering. L e iter Pear s on, aact c oncludin g a thre e -daJ stopover 1n Montre a l - wh e re he l a mbasted the C on erv a tive1 - and called on the Canadian p e opl e to back hie DartJ in the comln lect1on. Canadian•, to o to the poll• on Karch t hirty-flr1t, end at lea1t one --- - CeAad1en 11 quite sure of a Liberal vlotorJ - Leiter Pearson, beed of the Liberal perty • • .. IAYAII Hawaii, mopping up - after t e wo r s t rein s or ~1nc e th e R , s o f C ep t~1n C o ok , nd Q een L1111alukilen1. Since Tue ~ da y rR1n1n g steadily for t r e e full d A ys. S venteen 1nche P t n three dAyl. Nor m Plly H~wa1 1 only getr 8 total of t w enty 1nche1 a yea ~ . Sever a l deathe b y dro w nin g ~ Damege running into the m1111ons. Hundreds of h ouses, battered bJ wind en rein. Tel e hone polee down all over the islands. aoade 1wamped. Offic1ale 1n Honolulu »redial that traffic will not be moving normally for another week. PLAKE ~ In S e oul, Korea, two Americans todaJ told ,, how their pl n e wa1 h1lacked by CotJlfllunl1t1 • .,.._ CIIIIU&iil ► Li - Pllot WllllB Bobbi ~ nd hle co-1>llot Colonel How a rd Mc C lellan. They were ln the coct1>lt w hen flve Reda ~-id ··••11< ., uni - ~ took ov e r. !h e flr1t Bobbi and KcClellen knew about lt was wh e n bullets begaA to zoo• through the coctpll. Bullet,, fired bJ the Ooaauniste - to break the loc• on the door. The &ed1, moving eo fa1t - theJ were through that door before either Bobbe or MoClelleA could radio an SOI. ~.:!::L forced pUot " ~ ,.. Bobbe to l ■ ■ 410".,.. north. Bobbe telllng newa■en tod a J, •one held a gua right behind my heed.• lbt Jilli ~dlng, •tt ■Pde m e Q little nervous.• !he leader of th e ~ ng ordered hlm to ~t a y et ,even tbou1and f~et - end head 1trel1hl for Pyongyang. About thirty mil e s from Pyongyang, they broke a window and t h rew out three bl ~ nket1 - a1 e s l nsl to some one on the ground. Wh n th e p lan e w a s close to th e air f ield - .A- th.N Sed r1n leader be cam e usp1c1ous. Ordering Bobbi A ... ~ ~ I to fly fifteen •11 es to another Th e Communleta, ,\, stlll su p1c1ous - almost forced the plan to cre1h - because th e y refused to permit a lendlng until they got low enough to eee com m un18t ultor•• on the 1roua4. They told Bobbs, they would shoot hlm on the e~ot - 1f lt turned out to be an alrfleld of the v.s. alr force. On the ground, Bobbe and llcClelle . n had to - ~ . go through ., typlcal lo■m1111i~~• But the7 admlt they were well treeled - even allowed to go to the aovte ■, L:~t.tl• te11&l:to• 4-11 ■ 11-JI .,._o•••• .,. . . U8'-oK&. rther ftllle: uu~ Coarnunl . et propaganda. II•'--• ••• MoC:le.t.i..~lleld for three week• - ••tDL . . I - ( ~ M fNcd•~ y e s t e r d a y , • ~ wlth most of thelr paeeengere. ltALI Fsr er~ snd f1ehermen of Prince Edward Islan4 today wer ut in t he Gulf of Saint L aw rence, hunt1n1 ee~ls. Profe1s1onal seal hun ere ha\18 done this for centuries. Butt is time t h ey re joined by ~maieure. BecPuee thee . ale re near e shore than at eny tlme in rec nt years. T ousand1of t . e~, sl~hted on lee floee in t h e Gulf of Saint Lawrence. ■ ence far~er• and fiehermeA are turning seal .unt P. r. lUICULTURI Secretary of Agriculture B nPon tod~Y denounced the two con rees1onel co m1tteee that vote4 yesterday - to cut hie pr1c supportr. He told newsmen that the farm bl o c in Con r , ee will dRmRge ell A er1ca, 1f they h~ve their way. By dr1v1ng still •s1•••• higher food or1ces n taxes. And, 1noresee farm eurplueee thAt already are too great. INY!STIGATIQI Attorney-General Ro ere order a sweeping investigation of bribery and influence-p e ddling - 1n Jederal Pgencie • Our Attorney-G ner a l, ~ending letters out to members of the Gr~hd Jury. Hie order, cov~~hP r e c ~ every other dep rtment of the Gov rnment. IIAfLABS T e U S vy to h ave an eto~1c airplane in operati o n - b Nineteen Sixty-tie. The Aeronautical Laboratory 1nPh1ladelp 1a h as been experimenting and scientists believe t h ey have ne o ~ paper that will ork. With nuclear-powered planes rol l 1n~ off the a11em ly line before long. Why announce i t ! Well, the President has 1a1d that we are not 1n a race to best the Ruas1an1 in this field. Aren't we! Many wonder about that! QHU n CHILL That one-man-show at New York 1ty's Metropolitan Museum of Art - another triumph for the h ~ ~ ~ I L w orld'~ statesman. ,\. A The staid old museum ~ S~- ~. doesn't ~pec1alize in 11vin a rtists. Nor does lt cnre •••• much for a mateura. But they put an old t o ~ ~ cuetom·aeide,A: to Iii•~ the paintings of..._ Vlnetoa Churchill. . rort7-one canvaees; epannlbg iorty-one yeare • from nin teen elxteen to la1t year. Churchill, es .... .... . we know - took up painting during World War One. la a famous essay, he tells how it helped hlm relax - . ~~ durin g the flretA•••••t conflict of the twen\le\h ,, " - century. Slr Vlneton, at it e•er since. - Bis one men ehow includee everything fro• landscape• to st111-11fee. Koet of them, ebowlng the typical Church111lan energy - sharp outllne1, end lots of color. No vieitor to the museum - 11 ~~~. e ver in doubt about what Elr WinE;tOn ,fE 1•l ll ■ i ■ I - His flowers look,_.. 11ke flowere. He doesn't put to g ther a lot of g e ometric a l ~bstrsctions - a nd then QHURQHI L,L, - 2 call the re s ul t • portrait. He na1nt n+ata, what he sees. What about techni q ue! You'd h~rdly expect a statesman who paints for a pastt111e to be ..., goo4. But today. critics at the Jletropolitan Mueeu11 of Ari• were using adjective• 11ke - •excellent,• •remarkable.• •gttted.• Seid one expert, 1 theee pa1nt1nge are very solid - compared with the profeealonal work I tee every day.• Well . . . . Vtneton Churohlll hae been pralee4 ae the moil vereatlle man of our tlme. Rl• one-■aa-1hOlf of pa1nt1ng1 - proving again, that no one alive ha1 high ability ln eo many different fields. ' .il!IARCTIC Hef e 1 -4' Th tory of a n . n t R r c t1c e x o ed ition - t hat f a iled. J a p a n e Re explorers, a rrivin g de pe T o w n, South Afric a , by 1 b - tel11n ~ ow t h ey were f orce d off On ul l land. h e JB pa n ese had th e ir A n t a rc t ic he adQ uRrter1 on that iel a nd. M . n and ~led do g s, from leet y e ar•• expedition. Th pl n, to b rin g in rei n forc~ m ente and suppliee by eh1p. Bu t th e 1ce wa s too thick - the Jepeneee veeeel, alaoet trapped, seventy milee out. --"\ The toe pAck, c losing 1n so fast - ell t h ey could do wee ree c ue t h e men on On g ul IRl a nd - end then run for 1t. A eki pl a ne ferried the explorers e nd nlne doge . . . to t h e ehip. The d e. cieion to e vacuate taken eo suddenly, 1 h teen huekiee had to be left behind. t This year's J c paneee expedition - a failure,) r e turning home to meet cr1tic1 e m from the Tokyo S.P.C.A. They've already reo e ived one e n o n y m o ~ saying - "if you R bandon the dog■ - d on't come b A ck to J ap an.• llllQ I ar Deland, F lorid , thy found "B1 · Otto• r sk1n n t e n of ·hes - . J o n' ~ iv r. The 1~ t th u@ n oo nd hippopota m us c ptured - becau e ~ c uldn't resist e tun bath. The dispAtch eaye eight th o usand. Th t w o uld be four ton•. I wonder! •Big tto• eec ped from e circus - crunching through two wire bRrr1cAdes - a~ if t h e w e r e spider webe. T he n e di epp~ared into t .e palmetto jungle common 1n that nert of Florida. Circus e nloyees im edietely ~tArted a Florlde 1Rfar1 - beating t h rough the palmetto like the blg game hunters in Afric • No·si n of •big Otto•. Bloodho ndeT The only ones available, had nev e r been trained to track hippo. But a light plane did the trick. The pilot, spott~ng the hip o - snoozing in the eun on the ban k s of the St. John's. If •Big Otto• had slid 1nto t he river he could hav eubmer~ed anywhere Along a undr . d . Pnd fift m iles of riv e r. I '1• "'''• --' ,, '"'Ji sf•,-~ t h 1 n k f or a f our t on h 1 n o~,, re 1 1 g bit: c • A::1:1S~•a::1i:=:111:Jl:riu=a~,~n~1ca::1112"- Ts ~ 4 ~ ~~ - ..4-t'~&A ~~ . . - 4 . ~ ~ , ~ he wanted a . eun bath. So they c ~ ught him. IBAIB A train c ne 1st1n g of a ocomotive and nine box c r s - n a . cir rfl 1 sin ~ ride, end in u ;,~ n Lake M1ch1 an. The tr a in, app?re tly start e d by••• ,omeone who w a e curl us. It set Q out fro m MR nitowoc, v1~con11A picked p speed on a downgrade - And urtled along at s ixty ~11es an hour. aoar~d throu h downtown A n1 t owoc - end ewe~, paet w nty unprote c ~ d cross1n e. A f er c re e n1ng five ~iles, t h e loco mo tive An nine c~ re h it a b arricade - where the twin r1v . rs co e together and flow into Lake ~ich 1gen. Th e locomotiv e plungln~ throug that barricade - into the lake. Ton1g ht ,th11 runaway train is in e1 hteen feet of water with the police eayin t h ey'll send a div e r to the bottom of Lake ~ichlgan t o see 1 anyone we s aboard. And - Solon until onday