A ST UT l t A · aoe .., an.-v • T 1 t e -1e s n 1n · t P V fl 11 R tod? . Tr y1n • o flu~ ut 1 f t h w At er (.J U l (' put an ,Ry - n t no rr o w•e laun n of i r A · er 1 c n 88 r o naut. T e (Ad-, e ... t ne r t ,t:9.,9 :a : a:i:ra::1 a~ - Ht::. i:oclce~ A ~ tac d t o it - t he capsule f or the astronAut. The tree aPtronaut. - all set. Na v y Com:nend r Ale S hep erd•- Air F r ce Captain Vir 11 ) Grissom; - a nd 1 .. ~a r1ne olonel J n Glenn. During the ~ ~~ day, attenti o n began Lo focue mor~•:tro1111, on hfaM, Commander Sheoerd - e F the 011w :t v 10 , /' The one re ma ining quer. t1 o n - the weAther. The forecast for tom rrow - cloudy with strong wlndg . Would th e comb1n~t1on be to9 muct::bfor the launch1ngt ~~ , ~ e d a • I A I , t the t re e a st r on a u t s , ttb:aa:i,a c::, 1riom:e='2la::=%l~1a~t;:twJ'.lr:=-ecse::t:t:::tt:z:i1Jt::::::! 1 ,::2t:ra••t:- qM Pt 18ft tea. KENNlCDY ~~,~ i-Siffi--.. 1n /\ ton wy P r a i en t Kenn d y e 1 hie d o m estic pro • r ~ T h e n e d a maJor depr s e ed area b 111 - t ha t c a l f o r epen 1 n four h undr e d and fifty one m illion dollor . Main u r p os o f t e bill - to create Job in Fta e s hit by chronic unemployment. Later, the President went into e huddle with - the National Safety Co , nc11. Sub3ect - Laos. The dilemma ot the shooting. how to get the RedP - sxs to etop What to do - 1f they refuse#! I• KhruPhchev sincere about a•• cease-fire -- or 11 he being hypocritical! Que~t1ons like that. l Meenwh1le, Wer.h1n~ton announces that we)re step . 1ng up our aid - to 60 1 th Viet Kam. Thi I nation bordering Leoe 1e often mentioned Bl the next 1n line -- to receive a do1e of Com , nun1et aggre111on. • T f' 1 t r1 t i , n in P u t hea f t A r 1 a ha eue ed f or me r Pr e. 1 de nt El , n ho er t Cc'l l of f - is t ri p t o Ja pa n. So a v a l d by . fr . E:1Pe n ho w er - a t h i e ne ws con! ren c e in Ge tty sbu r . h E t te Dep art :n e n t do e e n' t wen t P . 1 :n t o be e .nbarr d e :no netrat1 e i n oky o , ~ P ee - by left1 t t _£_ ~ r. ,,t:J- v 1 o l e n o e : - ; kept ''- I · fro m vts1 t 1n ~ Japan - while h e was Pre ~1 dent. him T u rnin ~ t o Cub~, . r. E i se nh o w e r told n ewemen - he - ~+~~ doesn't think t h e fia s co sh o uld •••r _ A s earch /- ,, for scape ~ oat o . The Eisenhower formula:- ,(11 American• 1houl d close rAnk1 behind Pre s ident Kennedy - while as lutl o n to t h e cr111s is bein g w~rked out. What can be done ri ~h t now1 Old 1oldler Dwight E11enhower favor, - a ~trong warning to the Iron Curtain countries. &.w a rning that the point 11 ,/ being reached - w here we will have to a ct in def e nse ~ A.~tt;;,-lii, ~ of our own interest~ ~ won't hesitate - to act. C O :. t : -tUN I ST S O n t i M a y D ay, as A lwa y s - the Com unist worl p ut n a bi sho w. The 1 1n I u l t h in ~ this y ear ~ " ~ · 4 c..?t :r , 4<- u ~~ H >-tL - ~~ "takin g p ert, P a . e b r o f t e Re d bl o c. A h und r d th ou sR nd Cu b ~ n ma rch e d tod~y - while Castro b e amed fr m t h e r e viewin g stand. As you ~ 1~ht expect, t h e per de featur e d - A fl erican weap ne captured w . en th e abortive ant1-Ce ~ tro 1nv~s1on WAI cruehed. Caetro, wrin i n ~ d V ry ou nc e of propa anda - out vf hie victory. thowing off h1$ new pol1t1cal ) allegiance - by b r1n~1ng o ut Eoviet flags and Soviet- etyle p1c t u es of Karl Marx. lt-U.. M e anwhile, CaFtro•e bi g brot h er~ etand1ng atop Yuri the Lenin-Stalin ~eusol e um - with Coamoneut \\'.'~~-- a.~~~ i;JI~ Gagarin beside him. ! ! i f ~ ~ ~ th~;i1te as military and civilian or g anizations - pa1 s ed b~ through R e d S q u a re. F o r t h e fi r t tim e , Soviet m arc h ers carried portraits o f - F idel Castro. And Mar h a l Malinovsky repeat e d the pled ~ e of Soviet support - for Castro nd a Com mu nist Cuba. A Tl COM UNI ST S F L .._ O': CO, UNI ST S The Red didn't have it all t eir wn way - on th is May Day. Eeoecially - not in Latin-America. Anti-Co~munist rods wer ... I,~ L 1 m-.. a n d Car a c a s • , /' \ u - ln . .fexico City,_,.,., The A exican w ork ers carried banners demand1n - co ns titutio al reforms) ,Ko be achieved by - Democratic methods. Ther were no poetere defending Castro or Khrushchev. The Venezuelan workers became involved in 8 fight - with ro-Cestro students. The workere, winning ea ei ly ~ r e 1u:n1ng their parade. The bigge8t demon1trat1on of all - in ";f; ., 'lfl Lima.,A Peruvian workersr etag~ a maeelve antl-Communlst rally - that tle4 up traffic 1n the center of the city. METHODISM They ooened a SRfe in P h iladelphia today - And so the hi tory of the ~ ethodi t Church in America may hav to b e rewrttten. Jut an old bR ter d sate, lyin f o r y ars and y Ar - in the b~sement of St. \ JJAA Geor6e' church. The current pastor Doctor Fr derick / Nfl-.eil r , wc00d-e red- what C-0'\¼ l d be 1 n 1. t - -tttti-a ~ t r t e-, a-R_Pr oval - !1.Aally ~ g th-rou-gb. 'llhen Doctj~~{_ooened the s;-½1he t fo 1 nd e cache of uocwnents two c nturie old. lt'elet1n1 ,,, to - Methodi~m 1n the Ei~hteenth Century. Most important ot all - a letter written by John Wesley. The fo 1 1 nder of the Methodist church came to America - dur1n;; hi~ n18e1onary journeye~/ubeeq ently;:--tAr I\ wrote many letterF of advice - · to hie A erican follower . Now one more is added to - the Wesley correspondence. And - there were ~ verel d1ar1eF in the safe. Telling how the Methodists of thet time - felt UETHOVlSU - 2 about their religion. Explaining their hopes and fears for its future in America. They needn't have worried - too auoh. Methodis ■ had a great future - as we know. KIIG TOT -- - ~-- A Yale archaeolo 1st is bringing back - a lot ol memories. rrotessor William bimpson, remindiag us - of p robably the greatest news story in the h istory of archaeology. Remember ling Tutankhamen - the ancient Pharaoh? he all recall Kin g Tut as headline writers called hi ■• The discovery of his toab with its labulou1 treasures - created a sensa t ion in Nineteen Twenty Two. Made Iing Tut - a household na ■ e. ~ritish archaeologist Howard Carter - and his sponsor Lord ~arnarvon - faaoua. Now, the toab of ling fut•a boyhood coapanion - has been found in Egypt. P rofessor Siapson identifi•• bi ■ as a lubian P rince - Heka -•fer. ling · rut and Prince Beta Nefer played together on the banks of the Nile - ■ ore than three thousand years ago. There's a r a ther sad footnote to this story. Ro treasure - like that in ling fut's to ■b. ~enturiea ago, grave robbers looted the toab - of Heka ~efer - aa they KING TUT - 2 l on g ago looted most of the others. And by the way, the next time you visit ~airo, don't miss the museu■ filled with all the golden wonders fro ■ King Tut's to ■b. lt's ••* worth a trip to ~airo just to see it. The fir s t Indi a n nation in the U.S.A. to beco ■ e free - the enominees of isconsin. Today, they ceased to be - wards of ~e Great White Father in Washington. Instead - they are now citizens of Menominee '-ounty, isconsin. Today they held one of their traditional triu■phal ceremonies; featuring - he dance of rictory; the dance - of reedoa; a lso the dance - of p eace. Tonight, •isconsin 1 s newest county is crowded with - Winnegagos and '-hippewas, who used to be foes - of the Menomineea. But now - all three tribes are taking part in the celebrations. What next? A big lu ■ber mill - to handle two hundred thousand acres of ine for the pale face aarket. A lot of waapua for - Wisconsin's lenoainees • . Much fire water at today's celebration? The dispatch doesn't say. And now "hief Noel Man-of-few-worlds! How! S E E ZBi T h e ci t y o f B rid e p o rt, Conne ct i cut, as u tlaw e nee zin p o w e r - 1 ;._.,.,~:U,•Zo ~ lonial t 1 m e f: . W at' t e c o nn c t 1 · n be twe e n a no d e rn ph ar maceutica l - and a rl y A e -:: ic a n history? \ ~ <i. "4rk'-.,\.~~ ~ - :_t- ~L ta.w l~"-R _ ct- · ~ - 11!• i , th,:s n eez1n • p w de r~t=#,A sa id to c o ntain - a dr u t h at c au e s a pa i n fu l ra e h. S o a.y be B r1d ep r rt B u d o bac t o - t h e snuff box. That o ld h abit of o ur colonial forefat h er - u~1ng a oinch of Phredded tobacco for m edicinal purpo~es. As far as I know - snuff never ceue d anyone to break o 1 t in a rash. So, may I extend my snuff box - a.s I say • a -chew" . !