IATO The conference of Nato Nations opened today ln Copenhagen. Delegates of fifteen states, meeting at the Chr1atlanborg Palace, where the Danish Parliament slta. 'lbe membera, greeted by Premier Hansen - who formally opened the conferance. The keynote speech, delivered by Nato Secretary Gemral - Paul Henri Spaak of Belgium - no proaJ.aed hli colleag11e1 that the Veat lntenda to atand united at any 11a1111, parle1 wlth Ruaala. Thla th ... , taken lip by other tareiln ldn11tera - lncl\ld1ng Selwyn Lloyd tor Britain, Chriatlan Plneau tor Prance, and John Foater Dllllea tor the United State■• Secretal'J Dullea, adding~ hla old pledge, he . wlll not accept parity tor Poland. and Czechoalovakla. He repeat■, he'd rather see a aummlt conterence rounder - than place the two Soviet pllppeta on a level with Britain and Prance. SUMMIT Russia agrees with t h e West - about the best way to get to the swmnit. That ls, on one point! Foreign Minister Gromyko aaying - he's willing to hold conferences in Moscow with the Ambassadors of Britain, France and America. The Soviet Foreign Minister, giving hla reply - 1n separate •etlnga with the Ambaaaadora. First he called In Maurice Detean or Prance. Then, Allerica•a Llewelyn Thoapaon. Finally, Brltlah Alllbuaactor, Sir Patrlck Reilly. Gromyko, spending halt an bour wlth each. Today'• •etlnga, aoaethlng ot a victoey tor ONIQllf. • The three westem powers wanted a Joint 1e11lon with hill. Tha Sovlet Porelgn Mlnlater replying - that Poland and Czechoalovald.ll would haYe to be included. WI thout the two puppets - he retuaed to accept anything but separate aeaalona wlth each Ambaaaador. That's bow the conterencea were held today. 'ftlat'• how the ones to come will be held • . CHINA Connunlat China will no t become-Another Jugoslavla. No llal:I rebellion in Red China against the leadership or the Soviet Union. At any rate 1n Peking the ottlclal Red newspaper haa Just launched a savage attack on Marshal Tito. The "Peoples• Dally" charging that Tito hu beco• the tool or American iaperlallsm. The Jugoalav Dictator - a bourgeola Dl.~lonallat rather than a proletarian revolutionary. More lntereated ln aonopoly capltalla■ - than in the dictator• ahlp or the proletarian. The Coanunlat Chlneae editor - rldlcullng Tlto•a lnalatence - that he stands between Bait and Veit. According to the Peking "Peoples• Dally" - th11 la 1n lna\llt to the Soclaliat bloc, Well, all that sounda horrendous enough. Bllt here~, an 1011ething even more algnlficant. The red newspaper declaring - the cr1ticiam or Tito when Stalin at kicked hi• out or the Comlntora, was basically correct. Which•••••- to contradict Khrushchev, who went all the way to Belgrade CHUA - 2 to apologize to Tito. How the Chinese Communists say - no apology was called tor. The break between Ruaala and Yugoslavia -- .,... caused by Tito - who now see• to be conaidered a capltal1at ln the second ranking Comanan11t cotmtr, - Red China. GONULKA The Premier of Communist Poland .flying ato Sotia. Goaiulka, to ,■,/..:;Jl lays in the Bulgarian capital• ru holding lr1atst11 al d1acuss1ona with the Reda who/Ii 1■■ Bulgaria. Froll there - he' 11 go on to Hunger; and Roaania. Why the Gomulka Junket? According to the Pollah COllllWllat presa - the Premier wanta to atrengthen the tie• betwen nations or the C0811Wllat bloc. But around Varaaw th•J are aaylng - Khrushchev auggeated the trip. Khruahcb•• - annoua to have Poliah bacli:lng 1n eaatem Europe. OOlllillca 1 a chlet taak - to •ke a public ahow ot 1upport tor Kadar - the puppet who rune lhalgary tor the Soviet Union. Oomulka, aald to be willing - becauae he doean•t • want any aore trouble with llil the Ruaalana. Thia trip,/nJ to please the Krelllln -- without giving up anything. BRADLEY General Omar Bradley remarked today that Adolf Hitler was a corporal, not a General. Referring to Pre1ldent El1enhowr•a plan to reorganize the Defense Depart•nt he dented that his plan could produce a Prussian style General start. And he added that no general ever became dictator or Geraany - it was a corporal - an Auatrlan houae painter - Adolt Hltler. During today'• teatiaony, General Bradley called the general 1tatt idea "absolutely lmpo111ble". Said he, lt'• a ... te ot tlae, to dlacuas lt. Ollar Bradley ot course waa a top General 1n World War Two. Then - tlrst Mew Chall'llllll ot our Joint Chlets ot Starr. So he haa been through a lot or disputes 1n the detenae depart•nt - and speaks with much knowledge whe"'9 denies that we are ln danger or the ■llitary taking over this country. He refused to U discuss details or the Eisenhower will, and ta simply told the ~~mmlttee that our Secretary or Detense should oe given unquestioned authority as head or our BRADLEY - 2 whole military establishment - including Army, Navy, Marlnea and Air Force. IRAQ The new federation of Iraq and Jordan - might cooperate with the United Arab Rep blic of Egypt and Syria. So stated ln Baghdad by the veteran Iraqi Premier, Nourl Ea Said. The Premier g1vlng his views to the public - Juat before the election that wlll give Iraq a new parliament. The tlrat task or which wlll be to approve the Conatltutlon or the Iraq Jordan tederatlon. But there• a an ' ' tr" It all this • Nouri Ba-Said, declaring that first - Egypt and Syria muat drop their propaganda capalgn. It they do, then Iraq and Jordan 110uld have a no obJectlon to cooperating wlth th•. There's no queatlon ot unity - no federation of all . tour nations. :It's Juat that Iraq, Jordan, Egypt and Syrla - \. ■lght work together on coanon problem t • . In Baghdad, this statement la considered important - because the strong man of Iraq 11 almost sure after the Iraq-Jordan federation is okayed by the Parliaments of the two nations - to become Premier of the federation. HAITI Two gangs of men today broke into newspaper office, -- in Port Au Prince, Haiti. They wore hoods - and broke the curfew which was imposed last Friday after a serlea or bombings. Today's ganga amast:ed down the doors at the otr1ce1 ot the "Mirror and the "Independence." The raiders, overtllffl turnlture, amaahlng typewriters, damaging 11notype •chines, and apllllng tonta or type all over the floor. The editors ot these nenpapera - are 1n Jall, wlth both the Nlrror" and the "Independence" d9111Uldlng their release and crltlclzlng the ar11y tor not keep~ order 1n Haltl. IDOi The Vice President or the United States tonight la 1n the world'• hlgheat capital. Vice President and Mrs. 1n Nlxon, tlylng into La Paz, high/the Andes, altitude twel•• thouand tHt .tiere the vlaltor ge~• out or a breath lt he take• a tn 1tep1 - and maybe a noae bleed. At any rate the IU.xona had another l'OUllng WlOOIII .. LaPas teatooned wlth tlaga - alao photographl or Mr. ISxon - and atpaa reading, "nlc011e to the Andea!" 'ftle llxon aotorcade cheered loudlJ •• 1t droY• through the BollYlan capital. A group or COIIIUllllta trled to 1tage deaanatratlona, handing out lNfiet1 rea41111, •c1t1at1a to YankN Illpel'lalla■." lllt the Reda .. ,. attacked bJ - crolld, and had to - be NIOUed by the police. SAVIES Last year Americana put more• 110ney lnto 1av1,w1- than ever betore. 'ftle banks, holding a record tlgure - almoat 11Jtt1 nlne bllllon dollara. 'nlla 11 the report ot the aeourltl•• ind exchange conal11lon, and it helpa explain ihy Prealdent B11enhower 11 asking III to •• bUJ aore. '1M PrNld•t arglllng - that the beat •1 to pt out or the NOHalan - to keep IIGMJ circulating - IION burlnl- PRDIS 'l'hla year's Pulitzer prizes - are unique ln one •1• It'• the tlrat tl• that any newapaper has ever lft>n tllO award• - tor co•erage or the same story. The " Arkanau oaatte• wlnnlng one prlse - and 1ta executive editor Harry AahlloN, •lnnlnl a 1econd. 'ftle 1tory • Prealdent Bl1enhowr•• declalon to Intervene 1n the Little Rock actiool. '!be PN1ldent, Hlldlnl federal troopa to lnaure la lntegratlon at Little Rock 11gb. I. 'ftMt •Ananau Oasette" cited tor "•rltorloua pllbllo aenloe" beoauae ot the •1 it bandied the Little Rook ■tor,. lihlloN, prelaed becauae or the edltorlal1 he Wl'Ote dlll'l,w the orlala. Por the ·· aaHtte" - a gold •dal. Por lta edltor • a thouaand dollar■• For the tlrat ti• since Joseph PulltHr t • founded the Pulitzer prizes - torty one years ago. The mua 1111rderer, at Lincoln, Hebraaka - , .... d to enJoy hla appearance 1n court••• today. Charles StarkWather, 1n a tan autt and a loud red tle. With green tlgurea. Handcutted and chained to the lherltt, be anled, 1n tact alwt laughed ln the tac•• or the proapeotl•• ~ ....... Illa lhll• hl• 1..,.., pleaded/-- lnnoc••--- or • rather, 11i11Dlt1. StarkWathel' prot .. ted that he didn't like the ,1 •• an a ibootlnl IPrH, and kllled eleYen. BOOVBR President Eisenhower names his peraonal repreaentatlv at the Bruaaela World's Falr. Herbert Hoover - to be 1n the Belgian capital tor the celebration of "United States Day" during the week of July Pourth. OUr former President - that much recovered troa till ncent operation. Hla phyalclanl. aaylng, he'll be able to Mk• the trip. Herbert Hoover. accepting Prealdent B1aenholler 1 1 DOlllnation - writing to the PNaldent. "I want you to knolf that I a on the way - 011t or thla aelge." Accordlilg to the llhlte Houae. Mr. llaenhowr, la delighted to have Mr. Hoover representing hl■ at BN11e11. One ac,re aenlce by our elder atateaan, who haa pertol'IIH ao many aervlcea tor thla country over the paat forty odd years - fol.tr decades, and or course lt la moat appropriate that thla country should be repreaented at a Belgian Vorld 1 1 Fair - by Herbert Hoover, the 1111n who saved the llvea of countless thousands of Belgians 1n World War One days. IIOO'IIR -2 'ffle Hoover book on Woodrow Wilson •1■11• contlnuea to attract wide attention and high praise. The only tble a Pre1ident or the United State, ever wrote a book about another ,_identt BSDIIOS The Royal Canadian Air Force, flying auppllea f'roll Port Churchill, Manitoba - to Fort Roaa, two hundred and tttty mllea lnalde the Arctic Circle. A mercy ll111lon. The Canadlana, ruahlng ald to a colony or e■klao, ■trlc"-' wlth -•le■, often tatal uong pr1111tl•e people. 'ftw 11111, unable to tl■h. JPood, l'UIIIWlg out, the llklllo or Port Roe■ - lJllll 1n tt.elr lilooa, clo■ e to atarntlon. an. or th• IIUllled to pt a • • - thNUP tc Ille 1ihlte an. The •■gge - "aend help, tut." So tOCIQ a ntata, ot JI Cl, tl'llllporta took otr - loaded with tood and 1114lclM. 1110 - a doctor. Help tor the e■ld.aD at Port Ro■a, • - , up near the lorth Pole. IIPLORIR An explorer, llfted out or OopperHead eave ln Pennaylvanla - ten houra after he broke h1a leg. Richard Laval or St. Loula - entered Copper Bead Cave with a group trom the latlonal Speleologlcal Society •. He waa cllllblng out of a thirty toot ahatt deep lnllde the cave - llhen he loat hla tooting. Laval, plunglng to the bott• ot the ahl.tt - brealtlng hla leg. Although hla OOIIPMlona ••• hla tall', ther . . . . . thou.and fNt tl'OII the entrance to the cave, and taoed with a tough probl•. Arter getting hl■ to a vertical abaft• hundeed teet below the entrance to the cave,._ they raced a nlnetr degree ucent through a wtertall. But they had no equlPllftt with which to lltt hlm - 10 they sent tor help. 'ftle volunteer tlre•n of Derby, Pennaylvanla, to the reac11e, wlth bloc :.; and tackle. For alx hours they atruggl~d to raise Speleologlat Laval up that shaft, through the ntertall. 11,_" - 2 Toaiabt th• apeleologlat la in tbl hoapltal. Coniitlo• • good, • lrlta hi1h. Sa,1 he want• to get ••ck to explorlag Copperhead Caw, - as 100n aa h•'• on hla reel aaaia. ~oa, l hope 10• art not l& la a cawt toal1ht. Art 10• a •P•l•ologla\. ROClt N ROLL The Mayor or Boston closes public halls1D teen Iii• rock - n - rol,e■alona. Mayor Hynea, acting following the riot at the Bo1ton arena, on Saturday night. A crowd or five thousand J - d into the arena - tor a ahow given by diac Jockey Alan Freed. When the nola• · ■topped - the audience took over. Surging out Into the 1ti'Mt, 1n a .... riot. Street tlghta - all over the area. One - • atabbed 1n the cheat. A lfOllall reported that two glrla , thNatened her wlth a illte, choked her, anll ran ott wlth 1lir pocketbook. Another •,■an - klcked, punched and bitten. laiea to Her pocketbook, anatched too. 411 told - 11x 1 •t tt •• • the hoapltal. aa f. The reaul t - ;• I I order ~ Mayor Hynea. lo aore rock - n - roll aeaaiona 1n the public halla ot Boston.~ -.,4;- R- &-t -rt: '"ffl.!_