G O OV E V E NI NG E VERY OVY: 1 r esident ~ e n nedy's second News ~onference not as dramatic - as hi s first. This time, no s p ectacular announcement - such as the word about the boviet release of ~e ~B-~7 fliers. This one on the less exciting p l~ne of general governaent p olicy. One interesting announcement by resident Kennedy - that he has set aside the £isenhower decree concerning military dependents abroad. The Kennedy Administration, to let them stay - and aake up the money by savings elsewhere. This - for the sake ot morale. The other residential announcements - concerned domestic economy. Except a ersonal ex ~ ression froa the Jresident and the First Lady, thankin g those who sent telegrams of congratulations a bout the lirth of their son. So aany telegrams - the Kennedy• couldn't answer each individually. 1li!l - 2 9uring the question eriod - the usual barrage from the audience. r resident Iennedy a ns w ering - with his usual skill. V oes he want to meet Khrushchev - aa Adlai Stevenson uggested the other day? Mr. Kennedy'• reply - he hasn't discussed the roblem with his Amba s sador to the United Nations. And won't make up his mind - until he learns whether !hrushchev is coming to the UN next month. Are the BB-47 fliers - p ermanently forbidden !rom s eaking to newsmen? No - President Iennedy just wants them to be briefed at the Pentagon firat. Here are some other p oints tbat came u p today: - No de-valuation of the dollar - a nd no tax cut at this moment. est Berlin - to be defended to the limit - against Communist aggression. n ow to ) romote ~ivil Iii_. Rights? That's still under discussion at the White House And, P resident Kennedy is polding u any decision on tha "SANTA MARIA• - until the status of the ship can b c1ariried. LEA!J - 2 --- 9uring the question eriod - the usual barrage from the audience. r resident Kennedy answering - with bis usual skill. Voes be want to meet Khrushchev - as Adlai Stevenson uggested the other day? Mr. Kennedy's reply - he hasn't discussed the roblem with his Ambassador to the United Nations. And won't make up his mind - until he learns whether !hrushchev is coaing to the UN next month. Are the RB-47 fliers - ermanently forbidden from s eaking to newamen? No - President Kennedy just wants them to be briefed at the Pentagon first. Here are some other points that came up today: - No de-valuation of the dollar - and no tax cut at thia moaent. West Berlin - to be defended to the limit - against Communist aggression. ow to > romote ~ivil lt1" Bights? That's still under discussion at the White House And, resident Kennedy ia polding u any decision oo the •SANTA MARIA• - until the status of the ship can b c1ariried. :. I I LE -------- t ' " ' - 'l "' at ,, . t ey ' r est t i t - to u b t ton • ,1 r . 11 - i b o t t e 11 , i n u t e .. : n . 11 mi sile tha fir d o d y f ro C e C n veral - a nd roared fou r thous nd miles d o w n t e Atlanti c n e . ) Zan di n squarely in - t he t r et are . .. ush-button - T e b ec au se it's solid f u e l a llo ns it to· e ~ ire f ste r th an other oc et · ot s o ma ny arts ~ s rockets usin g ,.... e ·1e r· li ui d fu el. ixa1u1~ ch a nces - o f a nyt in oi n wrong . And the " inute Aa n," is mobile . , o e of th em w ill be b sed on box c a rs - continu a lly movin g a lon the railroad trac s. out. knock Th e " inute dan " - lmost im p os s i b le tol'\k••• NEYI RLE ANS ----------- The story fro m New Orle a ns, toni ht - is the o osite of l a st night. e heard that John Thom p son intended - to fi g ht the Segregationists. Keep sending h is children - to M c~onogh ~chool. But the harrassment of the Thompson family - finally became too much for the ■ to stand. Threatened with eviction from their a p artment; their youngsters hooted on the way to school; the father - picketed & erk; result - John 1hoapson, and family left New Orleans during the night. The Walgreen "rug Store ~hain - giving hia a job in another city. II J • g 1 ; ~ 1 . 0 n - · '-'O f ri o 0 :: 1 1 ~o it ·: 1 a. rt co r' iciul f e o C t : · i e • . ' : 0 C "T' t .. r " C 1. - C _l c - >~ . C - c: 0C' ::'i ' ' i lo i ~:-e ::; · u r: 1 - b ~ 0 C . L ... 1 r I, e e ::; n to i 1 t · .. t O i · · h i ? 1 in r u _ t ub l b '_ n i , 1 o e 0 e raz il ian Co u n i t . l ~ ., e u i i t to a r m o r tion ag i st t 1 e r u _ of _ z ar in Por u a l. er n .· i l e, in i bo , S , z it s t t B r zil h s ri r ht - o G vao 1 olii.ic 1 nctu But the · d 1 t of .or t u g 1 ·~ t tm B razi l to rec urder C • I r g es,f,,, t . I/" • ~ {L , ... . ,,, e h of cl i T : r .t l re t: e hip. t : i n gn ~~b" ., c. n 6 t i C t 0 ... l i t _. _ G- 1 r zil i ,o v t r e . -i ,, n ~ n C - "' - o r. b e: 'o :!" c.. h r t e t s on h , 0 :1 • · .,.., . t the oc· t c 11 S ..• · 1/!1 _gy __ T ' e e' n int e e t · g re v e l e n n od·y's r ort f rom v na - q otin a r c u e The Cz~ Co r re o dent , ask '\ u in is r e a d er - t a t t he C stro Re 1 m e is not a bou t t o coll a ... e. su ort fr om th re t of IL tin Aoeric. Re son - In ~ v a n a , Castro's co trolled r es s - echos the sentiment. The inter e sting rev_l at ion should even mention ossible defeat. , ~£&-ta 1c ae Go ubt G is - t · at c~st ro Her-1 ,ays houted ow he seems to Dictator's mind. o ub t - ow t at his enemies are lanning to establish a" overnment-in-arms.• An im p ort a nt move un d er Internation 1 L v - because it ~ o ld give them the status of aallig•~••i b e lligerants. -;:> Entitling them t o seek aid - from oth r g overnments. J.it:VF'-0- ~ Yid - rom 1 , 'i ash in g ton. _ _:_Q~- I. t ch o B o 1" no i n or t _ n I · ly u n d li. . o e i n o m - t e i nt on i s m - b t r· e en I a. l i n te nth Cc tu r y . :tA ~ld I ~J; ,f/,V,, ~~ used t o co trol or t1 0 rn I t ly - b ut lo z t it ~' n th e e nin s ula ♦ . . . f - t . . . . . bee e free . T en it · · ; ' e t ur n o !' t, h u tri ns in the Tyrol - to ro t e st . .n they !.r still rot sting - c llin g or Union i th u tiia. To · y - bombings and street dem onstra t ions - by both i d es. Th e T rol, in a fe rment - recallin g the d a ys of etter ni ch nd G a rib a ldi. J Q U EEN Today, a ondoner remar k ed -•The ueen is sho wing them just what he Commonwealth me a ns.• H e was ex ressing llie B ritish attitude - to the Ro1al Tour of Asia. Those enthusiastic rece ~ tions for Her ~a jesty - in India a nd P akistan. Today, a million P akistanis gathered in the streets or Karachi - cheering themselves hoarse. All of which indicates, to the British - Commonwealth solidarity. That International Organization of States still a p owerful force in the world. The Pakistanis ap p lauding the Queen - as Head of the Commonwealth. Taking so ■ e sting out or - the loss of the Empire. l ' erha p s a surprise to the ~ussians? and to a few hmericans. Te l a st sto p -over for Her ajesty in In d ia - the , 0 0 u cit of Ag ra, on the b a nk s of the Jumna. ike m os t vi s itor s to In d i a - t ey couldn't leave without seein g wh a t is so often c a lled the most b eau tifu l buildin g ever er e cte d by m a n. Their Indi a n hosts, roudly showin g them t h rough - the Taj M ahal telling llizabeth a nd hilip the story they know so well - the story of the M ogul ~m eror, Shah Jehan - and his ' i f e, the lovely, delicate Uumtaz Uahal. Shah Jehan grieving after his wife's death building the Taj Mahal for her. Bringing exerts from aany lands, a nd giving the ■ marble, ivory and jewels - to work with; to create one of the Wonders of the World. 1 ir c cti o .:.. h · , ; t i t · I o : ~ - '=' i O ~ f o rm o e c n ~or 1 p in T e i 1 ~ ' 0 <... rin [ 1, ·1 0 e oun d r . . t o f' t 0 t l l in o r u lie ion. ':Ml ·i O U t .. .:.. . e , - <l oin t o the - l, ) ,. it 0 s I . J c a ueline :e nne d , nno ec c. e new sme n - n nd newswomen - ave 0 'ffi s o ch i nt e rest in er 1 n t o re ecorate the E ecutiv c n ·io n . . r r:- . ·e nne · yr eeting - i th .!1 a int e rs A and ar t e e rt (! . The buzzin a bou t - - color schemes . wfiat i of • a inti ng /\ t o c oll e ct . . ' ) ..where to hang - w h · ch ic tur es . o+ .. t h the sta t e o_ · the ' . it 0 Se - is oing to become be h national c c ret . The h ., i r t Lady s y s she ' 11 · -i~ ~ ~ - aft er s · e ~ in ishe ~ r e ecora ting ._..__~ _f!_o~ A a . ( ~ ~ ~ ' s eculation A ih ile she f s makin up h e r mind . P-!-e & e = r.va i-:te the t o 1 k l s ~ ~ in g e~