The Chancellor of West Germany - 1s in West Berlin. Chancellor Adenauer, arriving - aboard an American ~1f Force ( ' 4 -- t 'e ( ll'fi - 1 t~ ) plane. On the 1pot for - tomorrow's election da'President - I . I for West Germany. ~ - t J · Voting - the members of the West German Federal Assembly, over a thousand deputies - gathering in West Berl~ .A•'- 6\. ~ demonstration of - German solidarity. Chancellor Adenauer summing it up with the words - ' Berlin supports us - and we support Berlin. ,rf So far, the East German Reda - have not tried to interfere.~ They slowed down traffic to West Germany, during the day - but made no attempt to atop it. Ho sign of - another Berlin blockade. EGYPT if~i. Nasser repeats /. the Suez Canal will remain closed to Israeli ships. '!be boss of the land o f the Nile, calling la Suez - a trump card 1n the hands o f the Arabs. Denouncing sea captains from other nations, who try to sail through the canal - with cargoes from Israel. Nasser insists he's not a f raid of - another Israeli drive toward Suez. The strong -tfj- manct' Egypt, claiming - his army is now ready to meet any attack. TIBET Today's announcement in New Delhi - is an obvious bid to patch up the relations between India and Red China. The announcement 1 - Nehru does not recognize a Tibetan 1-J . . · "'' ~ 7- .J.. ~ . , . g overnment in ,xile.' 118:!.a still dealin g with. the Communist ,A administration in Lhasa. Which contradicts what the Dalal Lama haa said. The God-King of Tibet, declaring - the true government of • . It J..~·t /., C c · /i., ;j.. • C ~ his country ls with him in Moosbri~ A The Tibetan people- refusing to recognize anyone elae. Aa why 1holll4r'111? They don't believe anyone can replace the all-embracing Buddha, the um incarnation of the Lord of Mercy - the Dalal Lama. SATELLITE satellites,- m- France. br1e reveal!ng, DeGaulle has 7t {- ,; ~~f ear marked the equivalent of fifty million do1lars /, over the next four years. The President of France, 1n an all-out bid, to pull abreast of America and Russia. at the High on the agenda - development of a new rocket French testing ground•~~ 1n the Sahara desert. /\ When the rocket is ready - French scientists will hurl a man-made moon into orbit. I,01(1 In Louisiana, M ,· s. Earl Long counter-attacks against her husband's divorce suit, chargin g that Earl Long - threatened to kill her. She demands that the Governor be ordered to pay her alimony - to the tune of • twenty-five hundred dollars a month. What doea ~overnor Earl Long - say to that? lie sa,s his wife should see - a psychiatrist. A nice touch of irony - considering that it was his better half who had him put in a mental hospital. Governor Long claims he doesn't have that kind of money. Toda, the GoTernor told newaaen - ••h• has•• much as l do, and is twel•e years younger.• Then the Governor adding - in a kindly voice:- •why doesn't she go to wort?• Anyway, a court has issued a restraining order - forbidding Governor Long to sell anything, until the divorce action is settled. WARREN The Chief Justice of the United States declines to comment on - his alleged tiff with Earl Mazo, of the New York Herald Tribun~. Mazo, author of - a biography of the Vice ?' President. "Richard Nixon, a political and personal . - - portrait. · - We're told Chief Justice Warren ls angry about- one passage in the bookJ llla)fhich implies that when he was Govemor of California - he opposed the Nixon congressional campaign. The Chief Justice, denouncing author Mazo for saying that. Mr. Warren is supposed to have told Mazo - "its a Unit dishonest account, to promote Nixon." The author of the book - admitting the tiff took place on Sunday. 11 t II The Chief Justice saying - no commen; BUDGET Uncle S am has the big g est bud g et deficit ever- in peace-time. T he books f or the fisca l year, showing- we re thirteen billion dollars 1n the red. Which pushes the national debt to - two hundred and eighty-five billion. The main n reason - last year's business recession. What to do about - the deficit? The administration plan is-- to raise the interest on long-term bonds. Also - less spending this year. MICHIGAN The State of Michigan is facing - financial disaster. So says Governor Mennen Williams. The reas~n - a money famine, at the end of the fiscal year. Michigan, fifty-seven million dollars short - of what it needs. Governor Williams, asking the State legislature - to let him tap the Veteran's trust fund or f l ty million. The lawmakers - saying · no " to that. Michigan Republicans, attacking the Democratic govemor, . ~ say Mennen Williams let this crisis develop - because he's too interested in trying for the Democratic nomination next year. TA YL O R T he Arm y l o s es one of i t s l e adln h olars - with t he retirement o f Genera l Maxwe ll T a ylo r. e nera l Taylor, who taug h t mil it ar y tactics a t Wes t Poi n t or many years . Winni a reputation 1 or his knowle dg e o f warfare, past and present. Then came World W a r Two. General Taylor - leaving the classroom. Becoming a paratrooper - commander of the famous Hundred and First Airborne. Which made such a spectacular record - in Europe. ~~l((._ General Taylor, at the White House today - where /\- President Eisenhower decorated him once again. The President, -~+ commenting there wasn't much room on General Taylor's tunic for the new oak leaf cluster. What now - for Maxwell Taylor? A bobk. He's already busy on an analysis of - our defense policies. WEDDIN mer c n Lo n y f/,3. ' HJ , ': J' • J , ., ~r •• _ n unusual si h. rea l alfx ol - ra hlon (, he omrades , don 1 t make a habi o r oin to churd: any reaaon. But the Moscow lspatch says an immense cro w ~a hered at - the church o t. Louis, Moscow's only atho i ~ c urch. Where a Polish priest performed - the ceremony uniting two Jerseyites - Mary McMahon of Tena ly, and Dennis O'Connor of Maplewood. The newlyweds met when they were \t-(, 1-( fu lal'fgWlge - in New York. Bothf\ anxtoa■ to stu ying ~ Russian !sit - Moscow. {;_~ ... ;~ ~ l -~ Dennis, suggest~ to Mary - that they might . , , ott a visit - by getting married 1n the Soviet capital. That's how it all started. ht't Today's ceremony/. in Russian. Mary and Dennis, saying - ' da ' instead of "I do 11 • Then oi~ o he American Embassy -:ere Ambassador Llewelyn Thom son hel a reception in lu 1ng ~~ mld-• he head for them. yorty Soviet uests pres n - ~ ) of the langua g e department ~ o,L¼J. I "the groom is enrolled as a st,u nt . When he graduates next month, tha0 1 Connora will bt don - a honeymoon - to ~iberia. Tbtn ho■, to the St a tes, they hope. That is, they don't plaa to ata, in Siberia. How Von:- VOLCAHO A Japanese volcano - erupting again. At Aaama, a hundred miles north of Tokyo - blowing its top, for the fi fth day 1n a row. The crater - a rim of flame, rivera of molten lava - pouring down the sides of the volcano. Smoke and ashes - hurled thousands of feet into the air. Mo casualties reported. Mo property - damaged. 'nlat'• because the Japanese know - their volcano. Ho one llvea near Mt. Asama. ~ A-..f-t<-t-~.