00 y : Tle r i OCK X C n e - t rlo r.e - .-a by lim mb to - o . • y L • v e i nu s a ter tr in a ended. • > 1 s i c omb, l f t in w sh room - g o i n of f . i th s a lerin bld t, t rin , thr o u g h , 11s - a foot tick; ulverizin g - the corri d or artitions; blo in ~ window frames - into the street; breakin g - scores of window Ja nes. The toll - fourteen injured. f ris olice say the bomb outraee the work of - i t htwin g Al e erians; trench settlers, tryin g to stymie Ue aulle's p lan - for a p erm a nent settlement, for - an l g erian blgeria • . r "' i t l C in L, u r e ,· r1 n or t o o rr o ' e tin ' · m ., 1 i n i t r . h C . 1 n. - ~ L in n r o m / l m _a c f t r n in g i s ho l i da y. lu n in · into c r nferences ith h i s a vi or . e u in · t e t c ot tches r o m - L o s , C ub , th e Lo n o, ·. n o o n. ot or ettin g , r o b lems c l o er t o ome - l ike the ~ t· t e o our e c o n o my. , . i t th e me time, t . e Se c1et ry of · t ~ e · a s meetin ith - the B ritish Forei g n ecret ry. Ue n Rusk nd Lord ome, · re ~ arin g the 0 roundwork - for the meetin g of their chiefs tomorrow. m_ rica' s ~ rot e t to Cu ba re t c ed vana - by . of erne, wit erland. T ak in the round a b o ut r o te b e c a u ~ e the iss are re J r e entin us in Cuba - n w th t · e no 1 o n g er h v e di 1 om 2. tic re 1 a t i o n s w it h C a stro. Berne h a to instruct it's ~ van a E mb a sy - to ■ i deliver the merican note. u ject - the schooner interce ted by a Cuban unboet in intern a tional v a t rs. a in ton, dem ndin that Ca tro sto p harassing out shi s - on the high seas. · eanwhile, the ~ub a n dictator h a s agreed to relea e an American and a Canadian - w o w e re in a small p lane forced down by fighters of the Cuban air- force. Linden Blue of Denver and Don S wenson of Canada are on their way home - afters ending a month in a :.vtt n_-o ~ Cuban jaili 1eaatru d:l4a't hove~ ' arge against 1iiem. - that::he:: to Ill ■ Ill at 1 lk- ? /hat ab o ut the American " osition 11 a er" - on ' ub a ? The one c a l l in on C tro - to re k h i s ties with Com unism? ~ romised? 1ve Cub a the l i e rties - he once BO on e ex ects:l t he . ~ 1ct a tor - to ag~•• /\ to th a t. Bat. i\:!i slOlaUa::a i: •111, aa;v ■ • i• ftlaahi::gbo ■ , - ~aa&g!id::.9e Wt 1 1t The real oint is th tour " ~ o s ition ~ a p er• i s g etting a favor a ble rece tion - in mo-t of Latin America. The general feelin g so uth of the border seems to be th a t our indictment t tefl . this hemis p here's case a ga inst Castro - in a we» convincing way. £ s e cially th t reference t o - the Cuban r e volution d evourin g it' s children. C a stro, shooting or forcing I who into exile - the Lib ral~be ga n as is loyal su orters. They fou g ht for the freedom he p r mised - only to b ec ome disillusioned with his Communis 1style olice st a te. __ Q_ ienti ne r e o rt h ovi e t a ir ift, t ill ctive in aos . ) a t V a n g ien o ay r o · i n g Co mm un i t a rat r o o er s k ey 0 tron oint, i ty- f iv e miles nort of the c a. ital city. Tbt ■ 1a1evee, t h re a tening ,,) to cut off - overnment troo p s in the area. The Beds, us h ing their drive t o sie z e a s uch Laotian territory as ossible - before the e ac e talks begin. t; __ GO T h t inci ent t th e E i za b thv ille a ir .1 ort - c o ul d h ve b een o ne of t h e u g ie s t s ince the Con g o crisis eru ted. A ci et a c h ment of U N troo s from weden w ere on g uard a t t h e a ir ort - when t o n th usand natives of Kat a n g a · rovince att a cked t h em. T h e mob, armed w ith m a c etes, iron b ars , and mu z zle-lo ad in g rifles - over- ? OWered t h e wedes, wh o r e fuse d to fire in self-defense. The Rat a n ga followers of remier T sho m be - cut te l e ~ hone lines an smashed windows. ~.eJ hauled down the UN ./ flag, tore it to shreds - and h an d e d the shreds around as ••z••iaaax Sllvenirs. ~A- ~ J-- he U N soldiers ;:;z:tr,Ltrlib', have been i n tii arrive~ massac~~d - if the l l Katanga olice h a d n't to save them. T h en came word from Tshombe - th a t authority at th e air ort w as to be dual. The military co mm and - to h is Katanga army. The civi l ian command- to the UN. fThat' s the situ a tion - in E li z2 bethville. P-: A -n une a y qu7't• . fallin g over the cit1' - af t e r a riot th a t sto ~ ed just s h ort of mayhem a nd m ss murder. l 1 1; 1 u u c c · 11 t on t t e r o 1 i c · e o 1 to ... to ti o . r i C u ti 0 o o .... al :-; t O I' ._ b . ., l e • ·· u4 I I p a o u d e o c t ' lc h - co c r a t, r i nd er m a o ~ o · o Communi ... m . ... c r · ... - a men n our p lie fe . llen Dull ... of t e c . r .. , or e a mple - an d ti 1 a ·o J 0 t Dull e s. Form · P dent Eise n ow e . olc oe n 1 t c a l l Mr . ise n o we a II o 11 - j u ... t ad pe o f th • To a , pea l e r a a burn c a ... t ate t e movemen t - s an e nem of mer·c n freedo • d a n - wo all .. l ould be ware o tie on Birc oc et " . flAC_ T E~ R h e 1mm r tion S ervice h d e orted the man often called - "the kin in o f L oui s i a na's r a ckets.• C r l os ar c el lo, r e turn d by p lane - to Quatemala. Fr ye a rs, &a rcello h as been a famili a r fi g ure - on the Ne Orleans w terfront. a id to control everything - from vice to gambling. ile as £au g ht ~ on a narcotics ch a rge, , po p 1 r , _i c O ' l • o temp Cot r ... .... . et l o 1 m o a i of o e 1 0 t ol!· ... o ::> "- • wa l c. d a l f r 1 ·u ne - c or CJ al, n e · it.; t • u i to say ·1 et C ta o c e a e e - o f tte Com un i ~t Pat • Te nly ·or ... te ee r- e co d eme ,e e - u I ef n to ... incrimin a te <;; er o n roun " at lt m l t te nd t cxi.zliillitiaa),A ffi8 • II The · uct then oin i n t C 0 U!:l w ith t he aria " One year. 11 - T 11 t IC 111(.. orct t , • rln I ~·, o d or' - ... m a la b \· l u . h dro 0 · 1.. . n it r ld o 1 - ·ill lif lt cl a o t e •a r . T m p.:. c i ple t'.e ~ i n · • o a pl an 8A_ ~ t, .r o i1 pr ...... u e . O u ov rn t ann ou n e po a m for bu ldin - a . · e - of 1 r o oll ... pE . One - a ferr· sc eduled for the 9\ Yo -, -to- er mu a n . Len t h of he ferry - a undred and fo e t . t - e t ton ... . Bui Bhdl I,, .be Q ble to do n.:.n , m le ... a n o • Aa. eca s e of e rofo C .... ) o a out a olfin • s o r y T e · lace - ' lm e C • T e ol f e r • - l, r es i en l o e nited ~t at es. r s i d e n t K • n n e d y f i n a ly a 11 o i n . · the c am er as to record h i s f o rm - ith g olf club. Twice he stepped t o t e te e - rnd h ammered h is olf ball down the f a iriay. T h e first drive - a un dr e d and fifty yards. The second - a fe yards farther. ounds a lright'] Ah, but here's the p oint: - resi ent K ennedy drove both shots down the wrong • fairway. liookino them in a stron wind. The allery y ~ath etic s the ! resident ennedy ::. o e reci h is he d, a nd h urried o f the tee to et a ·a y fr om the cro d. The f resi d ent of he U ni e States - h el ed b y the wind - hooks t w o way off where they ;er en't sup y osed to g o - even a s you mil, ick! - A re U > on You." 'E 1n - 11 T y -- s i T x a s lute t:5- the Tex a n - w ho s::u:ve h s h . < on 1m. Today, the American Vice ~resident as speechifying ands akin g h a nd - with as much vi g or, s if he : ere olitickin back in the Lone tar State. The enegalese eo le - lovin g it. Also - the other deleg tions. Even · ( _,,/ ~ . the Russian im reseed by - the tall Texaa who re resents us on Senegal's Inde p endence ay.