~.:..:ll~Q2.:...J!Q.fillAY~ ~YIE. 8 ~ 12~2~ ' GOOD EVENING EVERYBODY: Today, another first in history. Mail deliver7 by missile. Three thousand letters - by missile for · mall than a hundred ■ iles. Out at sea, off the Florida coast - a submarine, launched - a mail carrying regulua. The Regulus - an older ty p e missile tbat does six hundred mile• an hour. lt was aimed - at the Yay p ort Naval Air Station, in Florida, equipped with a parachute, and came down at the air ort. Hitting the mark. Carrying letters addressed to government ofticial1 in Washin g ton. One - to ~ ' resident Eisenhower,announcin1 - the first m ail delivery b aie1ile. SICILY Yesterday, there was an election in Sicily. And the returns today - might puzzle anyone who is not familiar with the political complexities on that island. Victory - for a left wing coalition. aletl iMltld11 Mia Qe•i.ml:na..- ae you might aak - can- rt b ~ Sicily Illa turned Red? Widl-J-lt all goes back to a split 1n the Christian Democratic party, which governs Italy. A faction, headed by a rich land owner named Milazzo - forming a new political group) ~lled - the " Christian Social Party."Milazzo - lining up a weird ■ •ts t alliance. His "Christian Social Party"- backed by the Communists, also the left wing Socialists. Combining, likewise - with extreme right wingera, monarchiata and neo-fasclsts. This alliance of opposites - campaigning with a slogan of "Sicily first" ~d .. w1M1ng the election. ))1,1.~ " " - ~ Actually, the votes were divided ~••••r aaclt tlblt coMblnations of 1111n• parties - are now different. he regional a ministr ti of ~· cily - no un er control of Mila zz o , a nd is lli nee. But will his f nt s tic line u p , from Communi t to ,.cist h ng to ethc r·t )I CONFERENCE The Ge neva con f er en ce had a sec ret s ession today at the villa o f o viet F orei n lnister Gromyko. The news~ • no progress. Negotiations - deadlocked. However, it would seem that the real business is - not in Geneva, but in Moscow. Wnere Khrushchev is confabulating - with leaders of the East German Reds. Khrushchev, it would seem, must make the decision - whether to order Gromyko to make some kind of temporary agreement on the subject of Berlin . . ~ - let the Geneva / with palaver break u p , ~ nothing accomplished. In which case, A as President Eisenhower has declared - there will be no • s mmit conference. So it's up to Nikita - summit or Bl no summit. ADD CONFERENCE H owe v er, there's better news f rom another Geneva conf erence. The one - consideri a ban on atomic testing. Th e pal aver - which h a s been g oin g on for ei g ht months. Signs of progress, today - with both western and R ussian delegations presenting proposals for a limitation of .. tests. Restricting these - to high altitudes. Both sides - making suggestions for studies of a modified ban on experimental explosions. DEnAULL E In Pa ris - an a nnouncemen t by l resi en t ~P•or. D eG ulle, con c ernin Nato. F rance - to make no 11 new commitments' to that western alliance, unless the United States and Britain share atomic secrets with France. And - support France 1n Al eria. sid~ s e N rth ,;/ ,, , Allian /anding - eat posit fairs: Bi er tra e dy ' isclose y t, ~ fin 1n o f t at b o b r f r ut n t e L iby an sert b tween ~en g azi n t e co st a n the re ote, l i tle nown oasis of ufra. l i eralor - th~L era bed sixtee years o, returning fr o m a mis i o n in "orld ar One. The w1eck - s otted recently by a eolo g ical survey team, ex ;:, lorin ,, for an oil com p any. An Air Force inv e sti r tion team - reachin g the scene today. Finding efidence that the nine - man crew bailed out, before the b b er era hed. ~escendin . by p a rachute - on the desert, only to > erish - in an endless wilderness of burning sand. Sixteen years later, a tragic solution - of the m stery of the missing bomber. , EI S E P resid e nt is e nho er , to ay , p r esente C o n r ess wi th a pr o r am - 1 to safe uar he pu l i e c r ed i t' . e as ure s - t o e n a b le t he U S l reas ur t o han dl e eno rmo us p ro b le m s o f national 1na n ce . In ot h er wor d s - r ais e m oney . T he P r e si d en t o f f eri n - a three p oint recommendation I C allin - for an increase in t he limits o f the pu b lic d e b t. For an increase of interest - paid on savings bonds, 1:ke those f amiliar E bonds. And - for a hike of interest on long term overnment securities. In Congress, there are prompt signs of opposition br the Democrats. Who are likely to put up a fight - against , some phasmof the plan, if not all of it. The Ho s e e en e he Korean ar axes, o . ...F6r - ano her ea r . R etainin g - e cise levies I on a whol series o ar t icles~i e 1 are tes, for example. Also - various t axes imposed on c orporations. In New York, the news case a break in the stock arket. Prices of securities - declining sharply. OURT A pr m C o r er ic - uphol n con let on fo on emp of Co n r ess ainst - a f o r mer ·sser C ollege instructor, Ll o d are nbl a t . -lho , before he comm ittee on Un - Ame ri can activitie - refused to give answers co ncerning Comnunism . ' not-1-nvo k in the ifth amen d ntt,-nt. -But contending - ~ the c ommittee had no business ask ing him about political beli efs a nd associa t ions. Today, the court upheld the conviction J11 by a divided vote - five to four. So Barenblatt must now serve - a jail sentence of six months. £court , / ,,, " In corpora te"d : Who chall,_ehged / ; Hamp shire. ( iv, tr✓ mat){fu ARKAN A L t l e R ock , o y , a f e r 1 court thre w o t n ~ · te 1 w orbi - th en a men o r.ny member or t he ational ssoci' ion or the Advancement of Colo re d people, F or work - in any school . The cou t call i nconsti t ional. the statute - It up held, however, a state law - requiring teachers in public schools to list all or anizations to which they belong, or contribute . OLD IER n · he B ri 1 h A rm , s o l 1 e r with r ma k ble i f 0 - 1n1 iative . P ri va e T on y roo k - erv1n wit h w--11Q' an 11 ini t i at l v e B it i sh oc pa , ion f o r e s i n Germ · ny . G iven ,) te st 11 , which he pa sed - a n h o w ! t -th• elby er O s n ab ruc k , d eep in ~be eeert ~ G erman y , he was ffe / -1. -ct. c oast. uppl1ed iv e n an or d er - to make his wa y with rations - as i f ~ an war. Ail - to test his initiative. to the Atlantic exercise in / . So P rivate Crook started out - and made his way to the English Channel. lbere =:::Le: took the ferry across.~d / / 4'• ,t;. in England, he kept on going. Winding up - in the town of Barnstaple. wt1li'h ts near the Atlantic Coast, "Of:- / BPtt&h. So what's the trouble? ~ fa Barnstaple - his wife and two children. Private Croo k , just going home - to Mrs. Crook and the two little C roo k s. -- ~-tb . Today the ~tf r argued;( tbat her husband was only ("1U'?V1 A carrying out orders. But the British army sa y s - too much initiative! RETAKE J n n t (, I' 0 .1.. ., C; • \,~ • , or b ,. - . · r :1 ck c .. ·· · 1 c I ) d . L · r · . l . 0 - r . ol t.. i o n. 1cJL .. el ' cj c., u c . l o J i o u p o ur it o yo r ·o t, : in r y t o · . - t r y O U k 1 e f" mil i a ~ ·0 r l> o u , , n i htm r c.> in c eese. Te nex t mor nin, r. C o omb t o l d i w i e - of a re m e l o. • dre m - ~ ith L c icolor· f n turing - r d e. nd 11' i t e . So •:ha L did air . Coom do"l 1 t v ,a the a of th e erby, & n he .J l ced e t o n the r a c i Il !:, c o 1 o r ~ - r e a n w h i t e . T e o r "" e , ... ' 1 · t h i a - w h i c h won t e erby. .::, o r . l, o o mb s t r i e d it 1 a in · ith anot, · i: r ! orse r a ce. "l ~ um.ed Fr a k full o cheese the i r ht b fore," · ·h e r 1 te . " And , t is ti:ne , e . d e r col te color e dre2 . " C E SE - 2 ------- le b t o n e c ocol ~L e - b r o n r n cin c ol ors. A ain - ickin the winn e r. 8 o , t o d ay , r • C o o m b s s a i d : "Ho l'm i itin for t h e A scot old Cu p . The ni ht before l shall serve dear old Frank a n enormous su p er of cheese." But - what ha Frank to say about it? Just three words. He says - "l love cheese."