, I ' a · , report GOOD EVENING EVERYBOD?s- INSTEAD o/ ·Wilt ABOUT SQUAW VA.LIE? AND AU. fflE EXCITEMENT . . . HERE - AND nlED 1 S A LOT OF IT - mT• S SEE WHAT• S GOI'.a Off II THE OUTSIDE DU> THAT SKm SO PAR AWAI• THU WK •U. <XIII BAm TO THE HIGH smuus , TO WHAT AT 'l'HE JIENT IS tHi "GUA!EST S110W 01 EARTH.• IICIDDTAU.Y IT•s A SHANE 1HAT m OOCIEYED S'l'<JUIS EVER WIT OOT ABOOT THESE WIITER OLDIPICS. fl«> at OUR l'<aml OLDIPIC STARS, ART DEVLIN, Vl'IDAJI JUNPOO AC2, AND DI<Z aJTT<II, EX~L?MPIAN OP GtD RENOWN, STOPPED IN PRONT OP NI TYFEllll'l'ER A JDCENT AGO 'ro SH AD HAJIDS. YOO SE! EVERYBODY HERE YOU EYER DEW, D THE WDTER SJICltTS WORJ.D. DICI AID ART RDW111D !RAT IIEVlll BIFORI D THE HISTalY C1t 'DIE OLYMPIC GMIIS HAS TIIIII 8!llf SUCH A PIRP'ICT SITUP P<ll THE A'ftlIBIZS, AID 'DII SPECTADS. U flllll ts A ,om CHD1U'UL SPOT CJI &ARTI 1HAU ~AW V ilUt, 'DUS IIDI, SAID Sil IUGAZDII EDITCll BIU. EtDREI, NOIK>DY DOWS ilmiK IT IS. SO, I WISH ALL at YOU <XlJLD BE HERE. AT ANY RATE YOO WILL SD Wl'IE A BIT OF IT IP YOO IEEP IWI ID ON C B S TV TffllOOGff 'MUS WEEI AND NUT• IIJT 10W fflE NEWS, nat THE REST OF THE ~RLO-•- THAT O'ntER WRLD S<JCElflERE:- President £iaenhower 1 a new big foreign aid reque - four billion dollars, a billion more than last year - co ■ es partly a reault of his swing through Asia in Deceaber. Be was i ■preaaed by Coaauniat agresaion - in Asia. The Bed ~bin••• threat throu1h th• Bi ■aln••• into India. 11th Mao Tse-Tung threatening - other nations, lite iepal and Patiatan. President Eiaenhower todaJ asked Congre11 - to approve ■ore aid to India and Patiatan. And a bi1ger aua tor the lationaliat Chin••• on for ■ oaa. The tour billion ■ entioned bJ tbe President - to be equally divided between ailitary aid - and econoaic a1si1tance. l To prevent our Allies fro ■ being swa■ped - bJ th• Red tide. IQCLIAI . . ln Geneva, another Soviet retuaal - tollowed b7 a Soviet offer. Conrad Tararapkin, turning dowD President Eisenhower's plan - to outlaw all but a ■all, underground, nuclear tests. Then the SoYiet dele1ate offered - a fora of inspection to police each aide. Sa,iDg, Buaaia ■ ight allow inspection tea■• to investigate - recordin1 explo ■ iona, au■ pected of being nuclear te ■ ta. London ud Washington want to know aore about thia. Burma's reception tor Nikita Ihrushoh•• - cool, called •an unwelcome visitor,• he was received b7 th• usual delegation of dignatariea. ~ut only about two thousand Burmese - were on hand at the airport. The Bureaest are still angry about an incident - concerning a So•iet Colonel, who tried to oo■■it auioi4e in Rangoon. So•iet guards, hustling hi ■ aboard a pla■• for 10100• - roughing up soae Buraese official• and newsmen at the same ti••· NASSER THE NEWS P'IOM ntE MIDDLE F.AST IS -- NASSAR VERSUS KASSIM. THE LEADER OF THE UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC -- AGAIN ..-CAsnGATINC TH& PRDfIER OF IRMI. NASSAR, IN SYllIA -- SPEAKING TO A CR<M> NEAil THE IOllD£R '6 SYRIA AND IRAQ. NASSAR, CHARGING '1'HAT ICASSDI IS •• DIVIDING THE ARAI waw>. ACCUSING KASSIM or PERSEQJTING -- IM.QI PATUors. MEANING -- IRAQIS WHO HAPPD TO SIDE WITH NASSAll UI HIS 11D IOI AN ARAI EMPIRE -- LED BY HIMSELF• The Nike-Zeus aiasile i1 •absolutely vital• to our defense, says - the Secretary of the Ar-, Brucker, teatifying before the house apace co ■■ ittee. He •aJ• the like-Zue1 i1 efteotive - again1t long range balll1tic aiaail••· Beainding the coaaittee of a fi~w, 1bowlq - one aiaail• knocking down another. 1co1011c haerica'a econoay baa ••ta new record - tor the first ti•• since the steel strike. So reported b7 - the federal Re1erTe joard in l a abington. lnduatrial outp•\ juaping - nearly three p er cent. Tb• reason - better sale• of durable good,. Cara, household products, far■ equipaent, bu1ines1 aachinea and 10 on. Two American ships have set a new record - for sailing South. The icebteatera •Glacier• and •Burton Island• - saashing through the pack ice of the Aaundaen Sea. Getting closer to the South Pole - than •DJ other ship. Uncle Saa•a icebreaker• now at anchor - eurrounde4 by icebergs two ailea long, and three hundred feet hlgb • in the Antarctic Aaundaen Sea. So ■e s p eed skating records were broken here at Squaw Valley today - but unofficial. There was the u sual com p laints fro■ hockey p layers who said ~•1 were crowded off the ice by the figure skaters. There were p arking problems. ~ut - on the whole everything ia working out better than it baa anywhere else at a winter olyapica. Fearful of an avalanche which might bury the men's downhill course, rangers ot the U.S. forest serYioe snow safety tea■ made their way 9,000 feet to the top of Squaw Peak - highest point in the area, and blasted off a huge cornice in the dawn's early light. The ran g ers perilously planted 200 Bangalore t o r p edoes in the cornice - a huge •wave• of snow curling over the edge of the peak - and blasted more tlan 100 tons of snow into the valley below. This ended the threat of an avalanche duzing the downhill competition c oming u p on 1riday. l s p ent p art of the day on the mountain wih thea. WILLY SCHAEFFIER H S N 1 T B I H A VE AS U AW VALLEY THRILIER FOR IOU THAT SO F~ AS I KNOW row. T HE OFFICIALS INVOLVE D TRIED TO KEEP IT UIET - AND D I D , UNTIL I AXIDENT A ill PICSED UP A HINT OF IT AMI THEN RAN IT DOW. IT'S THE S TORY OF A NEAR-'IRAGEDY THAT .OUU) HAVE THROWN A PALL OF GLOOM OVER TKE WINTER OLYMPICS, AND THE NH OJE WDl'IER s>ORTS IOUD. SJCIDfG DOWN SI!ERIA B0'1., f RC»( THE TOP OP SQUAW PEAi, AJDNGSIDE 'nlE EXCITING DOWMHILL 'lRAll, I PULLED UP FCJl A KCXIIT TO CHAT ~ ffl AN OU> PRDIID. FR~ HD4 A LEARNED, A. 'ID LAT'l'ER CONP'IRNED, TH A T WIW SCHAEFFIA, THE UY KAI OUT HERE - ONE or THFl( - IN DESIGNING THE 1'RIOO DOwt(MOUNTAIN RACDIG 'DLUL, PUT A NUMBER OF <m: A T NETS ACROS S .. ?.S. t.M 'IHAT RACXS DCMN SQUAW. THE SN1 c._ ...tv. CD ~ 4 IJ _ D ~ ' I C,1-......,, I ~ SE TTLFJ) ON nu s , WIS PACKED DOWN, . HUS •. .. : ,w .h F ril:, ... TRt. JUC BE CAHE A ~ · . ART O F THE RACE COUR SE . THEN C ' ME LAS T WEEK 'S BIG STCmt, WHEN IT WNED AND RAlHED AND RAINED, . :O MANY 'Mi OUGHT TJil!, WINTER OUMPIC S 'i ~UID BE RU INED. D UJW«i TH IS PERIOD Will! SCHAEF FIER WAS O N THE MaUNT A IN, 1'RYI NG 'ro WARD OFF D I SASTIB . AND HE 'IIAS HA: OOlD LIVE , -...oru< I O THE - ~TCH ABOVE THO SE NETS. A NOii WI1D R . l"' . ~.._ , IN ti ICH N Su _,,... ~ ~ ;fj. . , .,AI DQ'.&1 tu .... - ( • • .,J " • , . , /1 HING UNDER H IM. F HE AS SWEPT UNDER THE ~X NE T .J H?: ~U lD ' T HAVE A PR A IF.R. WE flLLY . r • WII.l.I SCHAEFFLER - 2 • fiE'S A POWERFUL CHAP. HE CAUGHT S<KTHitr., ON THE EDGE, AND HUNG 01 UITU. AN01HER MU PASSID HIM A ,SKI POLE - AHO 'fflEJ PU1DD HD II. SAVIO ONLY Bf All • . EYELASH. AS ONE OFFICIAL RFJWW:b ro ME: - WITHOOT WILLY SQIAIPFLlll I DON'T SEE HOW TRE5E WDffER GANIS OOUU) .....- BE• PUT ON. WILLY, OOACH OF 'nlE um. OP DENVER SXI TEAM, ON LOAN TO THE OLYMPIC ca4Ml'MU F(ll 01£ DAI. AND LA S T WEEK'S sroRM, NEARLY GOT am. DOWING WILU AS I DO, HE aT LID IT A BIT TIil! I 1 VE row 'lHE S'l'Cllt. HE '11lIED ro HUSH IT UP. llJT NOW THAT THE SUM IS SHIMMING AND THE SIOW JUST RIGHT, WHf NOT ? <SAY DICK, llH!RIVIR YOO ARE! END PIECE - MICQT ROONEY t ETC. AU. 'fflE H ~ IN RENO, AND AROUND LAKE TAHOE, ARE PUTl'ING ON WHAT THEY CAU. SPECIAL OLYMPIC PLOCll Sfl>WS, AT NIGHT. WI'ffl EN19TAINIRS SUCH AS VICTOR BalGE, JADE MAHSFIEID, AHO SO c»i. HICIEY ROCIIEI IS 'ftlE STAR OF ONE OP THESE. IELL, MICDY CANE UP TO SQUAW VALIEY nus AP1'EIUIOOII, 10 ATCH THE PIDS, NCRWEGIANS, POIE S , ; t ,J , RUSSIANS, AMERICANS AND ITIIDS, J ~ - ~ PRACTICING ON THE SPECT 1 ~ UR O IC . • ...... WHEN KICDY S'IZPPID PRON ,,, 'fflE BUS INTO fflE SICW - HE DISAPPEARED. l'RDI SPRINGERMILIJ:R, o.: ~ THE <n'ICIALS, PROK STOWI VERMONT, lllOVI ~ ~ _ / ~~ i;;. r_;: .: : P PI UTTlE EUROPEAN CAN, A IARMAD GHIA, WHICH HE CJIERISHID. ,... , . CANE THE SNO~AFTIR LAST WEBk 1 S BIG RAINS. HIS CAR WAS OOVEREJ>. ONI 0, THE PIE<ZS OF HE AVY EQUIJIMEIT, OP WHICH THEY HAVE A IDT HIRE, RAN OVER raAB•S CAR wrn1 IT'S CATl'ERPILLAR TREADS, AND FIATTENED IT. ADIOS IAJUUNN GHIA - AND SOWNG UNTIL 'l'OMtRROW.