G OO D tVEHliG EVtHYB OD Y: The first report on any election day - the weather report. The theraoaeter, deter■ ing - the turnout. "o• many A ■ericans - go to the polls. So - what about today? Weather ideal for an election all the way - fro ■ Saint Augustine, ~ · 1orida, to Anchorage, Alaska. A bit war ■ er in Saint Augu1tine - than ia Anchorage. But even up at ,otzenbue, ower- looking Bering Strait - the voters were out in force today. The •south Forty iigbt• - mostly fair and cool. aence - heavy balloting, in every state. Massacbu11tt1 leading the way with two ■ illion votes - a record for a non-presidential year. A ■ ong those Massachusetts voters, the President who arrived early at the Joy Street Police Station in Boston. Jo h n F. ~ennedy, · 08 vpte fpr - and this won't betray the castoafg ~f th• ballot box - a c a n d idate naaed Ted/ 11&61!. - - ~ The •Y•• ot the nation, at this hour, are on three executive ■ ansions - Albany, Sacra■ ento, and Lansing. Races, on opposite aides of the country - on• in the ■ iddle - iaportant for contrasting rea•on•. Tb• Go•ernor ot Mew iork is expected to win - ia a lanaslide. And if he does, alaoat no one will doa~\ - that Melson Bockefeller will be tb• Mo.l. candidate tor the G.O.P. lbite nouae in 1964. Meanwhile, in California - it1 a knockout ti1b\ tor political life - between ~ick, lixon and Pat Brown. I ■ tbia one we ■ ay not know the outcoae. And then that potential dark horse; Goerge io ■ ney, who ia atte ■pting to scale tbe political height as Goyernor ot ~ichigan, where ia is challenging - incuabant ~obn Swainson - supported by Labor. doaney'1 backers 1111 are all set to start a presidential booa for hia - should he beco ■ e the first •ichigan Republica governor in fourteen years. The fate of the Administration legislative progra■ a - may be decided by this election. ihat will be th• balance of parties in Congress - after the ballotiDI i• oYer? The Senator of course will still be controlled by th• De ■ocrats. But the Mouse - could 10 Bepublicaa. Political exports consider this unlikely, but, the Presideat•a party ■ igbt have its ■ ajorit7 whittled down to a dangerous degree. ~anger,ous - i t you bappea to be a ~•■ ocrat. •f you are a lepublican 7ou would cheer t bat. MOSCOW. 'l'h•r•'• much rhetoric in Mo■cov •• the So•i•t• prepare tor tcnorrow•a parade -- celebrating 1ibe ~orty•tittb ann1Yer■ ary ot the BolabeY1k Revolution. A tiile tor •· boa■ ting about accoaplilblllent•• and predicting great thing• to come. ~°-twtV1-f The threat ■ ot th• put -- oonapicuou■ lJ abaent. " . In tact. ••e Veatern ezperta think tbat they deteot -- a lo•i•t ahitt on Berlin. The Kr•lin• talking about a peace treat, with aut Oeram, -- tbat would lnolude Britain. Pl'moe and America. N••••• weat, 1t•••cea ...-.&a ed tire . . _ . Q u i l l & . ~ Qa, ....... - · about So•i•t rooketa. •o roeket rattling -- 1n Moacov. today. u.1. - AD Allerton delegaq to • • u.1. 1u1 ■ t■ -- that tbe record OD Cuba be kept atraight. Arthur Dem, ref'errlng at u.w.1. to4a, -- bf Rua■ ta• ■ Valerian Zortn. Ia bl■ NPlJ, Arthur Dean ulr . . ■atlrloallJ -- or U. u.1. Clenenl . . . . . 1,. 'l'be ■ trat•11 -- or ■tarl• ) 1111 a orlal■• . . . -- baeklng down bef'OH •• , . . . s.a.. .J • oppo■ 1t1on. PlaallJ -- po■l111 u~obMploa or•-•• tor backing •011n. The ••1••••• -- Cua. ppu. ( ? ~ - One lronJ ot • • IJC I r.Indlaa w.r -- oonoeziu Kumair. A Por J•&N, a.ru- Illa ot Paklatan baa been propoabg -- , . , Kaalalr -- f•• Indla. !be lNIIJ •• la--1.• . . tall ,o ,._ Gbllla•• . . . . . Iba " ' " • ' ot ,11e Iatt_. fNII ,._ Saftkora Pu•, •+ ~-u-- u.. v '1 ~- --••• , ........ DO Pakl•t•l troop• la ..._ ..... ■ebN Nflaa . . •• o-,Nlltae vlUl Pakl••• •• . . . - • . . , 10 . . sa••t• a1 '°'•*•· Tbat alne di ■a■ ter on the ialand ot Spltabergen -- oould ba•• been ■uoh vor••• fh• 1aland 1• beJond tba C: -~~Jl.'R- u,10 Cirol• -- ::.ii lorvay. Up vbere the dqa AN ao ~ .,( abort, tba, th•J oall the a1ntna tovn -- Lona1•ar CltJ. Toda,, ■ore than one bundNtl alnera wn 1n the ooal. pita •• •up underground. BuddenlJ -- the methane gu, 81eok1ag all tihe outlet■, eaept one -- tm-ougb vblall e1gbtJ•■ 1z ■1ur1 ••oaped, oougbllli md oboJring. !bl o, _ _ , , . , .... - . . -- burled lD ~ or . . - - abaf't. A ••b•r day in Lonayear OltJ, lpitabe . . •n -- ••re it•• - b • r enough jlllt DOV, vltb tibe approaob ot • Arct1• winter. There's a birthday party in lew York tonight that ! had hoped to attend. The £act that the hero of th• occasion is one hundred years old - ■ ight aeea enough reason for a celebration. ~ut the reason• begin to aultiply - as you examine the e•ents of hia first century. la•• - Herbert Welch. Vocation - Biahop of the Methodist Church. Achie~e ■ents~ lt would take 10 or 15 ■ inutes to liat the ■• Bishop Welch fa ■ oua as - a scholar, author., lecturer, wni••raity •resident, theologian, ■ issioaary, traveler. "•'• received - countless ~onorary Degrees. And college buildings are na■ ed after hia - fro ■ Drew University in •e• Jersey, to the Theological Seminary in Seoul, South lorea. l know hi ■ best - as a wise and witty counsellor. Perfect model of Aristotle's balanced philosopher - Bishop Herbert Welch, whose philosophy has helped hia reach his hundredth birthday. ~t•s all yours, Vick. oc ... th• d••~••t apot 1n tbe ocean may haTe been touilid by -- oceanographer• ot the Royal l&TJ• Sclentl ■ t■ aboard the •captain Cook" -- appropriately naaed tor t a an•• Brltlah explorer ot the Pao1t1o are ■ea■ur1ag Ula d••P••t water on our planet. And todaJ tbelr elaotl'Olllo •• .,.D thoumcl • ••••• bllDdNcl - · elghtr-t• , •• , below. Plao• -- the lllDdaao !Nnoh -- ... t ot th• PlllltpplA••· How de . . -- t■ tbatt Well. 1t JOU dropped Neut S'lere■ t 1nto tale NlDdaaao 'l'Naob -- t a top ot the wrlcl'• ~~Jul' tall••· ■ountala would be ■ON tlum. all• dom 1n the )\ Pacitlo. RETAKE - oc ... th• deepeat apot ln tbe ooean may h••• been tound bJ •- ooeanograpber■ ot tbe Ro7al •••1• lcientlata aboard tbe •captain Cook" -- approprlatelJ naaed tor tba grea, Brltlab eaplorer ot the Paoltlo -- are ••••urlng--. •••r••t water on our planet. And tocla7 their eleotronlo Plao• -- tbe JU.ad••· fltenob -- eaat of th• Phlllppla••· Bov deef -• la tbatt Well. 1t JOU droppN llolllat bereat lnto tale IUlldanao ~ h -- tba top ot the . . . 1••• ~~Jul tall••· ■ountaln would be ■ON than. all• dom ln tbe A Paol.tlo.