LT BUICK, FISHER MONDAY J ANDRY 11 , 1965 (Rtcnara c. Hottdtet, 1u£stituting tor vr, in Africa) GOP The "Ev and Jerry Show" debuted today on Capitol Hill - and hit the headlines first time out. It was the initial joint news conference held by senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen and Houee OOP Leader oerald Ford. The big news wae their announce•nt or plane tor the toraation of a new high-powered c01111ittee deelgned to give the Republican Pdy a clearer, stronger voice in natianal attairs. A• detailed by Dirkeen and Pord, the co-ordinating co.aittee would include eleven top Republicans in Congre11- a1 well as five Republican governors and all five living Republican Preeidential candidates. The•• they lieted in reverse chronological order as Barry Goldwater, Richard Nixon, Dwight Eisenhower, Thomae Dewey and Alfred N. Landon. Chairman of the c01m111ttee, as envisioned by Ev and Jerry would be Dean Burch, the party•e embattled national OOP - 2 c01111ittee chairman. Burch's first job, they said, would be that ~ getting the other prospective members to join him on the colll.ttee. Both made it clear, however, that in the absence of a Republican President, Republican legislators would continue to "guide Party policy at the National level by the record they write in Congreae." VISIT The British Foreign Office dlsclosed today that Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin will exchange visits thle Spring. According to the British, Mr. Kosygin will visit London some time in March, with Mr. Wilaon to return the call in Moscow at a later date - still to be determined. The announce•nt ended growing speculation that Koaygin might reject the trip to the Weit - hie tlrat •• Premier - in deterence to internal atraira. Hawver, it raised new speculation that the Soviet Pre■ler •1 ,et exchange v1a1ta with Pre11dent Johnson th11 year, a1 1uge1tel by JIii'. Johnaon In hie state or the Union •11age laat ••k. No otticlal word on that yet - Just unotticial ,1ints that the Kremlin now has the •tter - under conalderatlon. . _ . . . . . _ Ln13J HELLO EVERYBODY: So•e of 11• go lo ,,.e sea to rec,.arge o•r b•ll•rl••· So•• go to llae • •••.1 So• ti - •o •e to tl,e ti•• •rt. A11,I ol••r• flr,tl r• .. •••11 vigor I• tie •o••l•I .. • - lit• ... ol,I olll frl•r,11 of ,.,,,., Carl Mel••r of De .. ver, Color•,lo. C•f'f •I ••11• .. 1.1 lltr•• I• •1111 cll•blr,1 t•• •11•••1 of t•• I•••• , .. t•• ltoctle•. C•rl ll•l••r be1• .. •1• •o••l•I• cll•61•g ,,, t•i ltoctle• •o•• •IKIY Y••r• ••o ••" by Nl••I••• -r•1r1, NI•• •• ••" 6eco•• t•• fl rat, I ••II•••• I• c o•t••r •II of t•• I•••• f••rl••" t•o•• ... , f •• I ••" •11•r I• t•I• c•••lr1. All fifty t•• •f t•e•. Bl• ••11 rlv•I - Ill• ••• ••• ••• ••• •It• •1• .,, all fifty I•• ••c••I• - •l•rll•1 •• • 1•••1•l•r ••II ••• •••• •l,lfll• •••"• lt•ce .. 11, •1• 1r••"•••• ••11• •••" •1• c••l••I•••. 1'11• J•• t •••• r••fll•1 ... ecc••"' of Ito• Cerl ll•l••r recll .. te,I • l••rl••• t••••• .. " foot . , ... ,. J••I f•r II• f•• of U •' 11'• age of ••"""'' lltr••· 'i•II• •• •c•l•11• .. ••I. 11•16• titer•'• a .. oral , .. 1•1• for •o•e •f •• •• .. ••••re. Al ... ., rate, la•r• I• • ••l•I• to Ila• Prof•••or •I Ila• Vr,lver•lly of De .. 11er ••o llo•••'t let Ill• •• ., ... ,,-1•r•• year• ltoltl I I • b•clt fro• cll•bl .. 6 tit• ltlgle•I I•••• '" o•r lofty Roclly Mo•• I al .. •. v1•r NAM --------- Tltis t,uagled ••6 of ,.,,.,. to,aiglet fro,,. Vl•t IIUSSBLL -------- FOLL OW VI• 7' NAIi Aft•r••r,, Clt•lr••• lllclt•r.' 11••••11 of ••r I• Viet N••• •• ••''• c•• •• •ot•l•I •ore ti•• •• "••II••• •l•l•••I•" ••Ill So•t• Viet N•• '•••lo-• • ••'' •••••II, "•• ••o• •••• lo•l•1 ,ro••• l••I••' of - "'l'le ••r•cl• lo • • I• t••t - llt•y c•• c•rry •• llt• ••r •• ••II •• lie, ••11• ". Sf'ICIKB ------ 0/fic i•I• of Ille • lri•i,ag J,aler,a•Uo,a•I II ••• • l••r - B•t •"•" •• GI••••• c•ll•tl /or r•ll/lcello• of • tl,e co•lr•cl, ti,• tloc• •lrllt• •Jre•tl lo Atl••llc ••ti •lr••tl•tl ,,. ,orl. •••cu• ------- ii•• fro• ti• lif•6o•I • Congress will enact some f9rm of Medicare "before the first bloom of spring". That word today from Vic~ President•elec Huh 0 t 1. Humphrey. Hle forecast waa the high-spot of a Va1blngt conrerencu of some elght hundred top leaders vf ,'le APL-CIO. Ill'. Huaphrey alao predicted that the aatlon'a econ0111Y wlll contlfflle to expand and grow under the Johnson Admlnlatratlon. lext, le1t he be accuaed or over-enthualaa■. Ill'. Huaphrey recalled that he once torecaat a tlve h\ll'IIIPN bllllm dollar national econoay -- which the nation baa long 11.nee 1ma11ed. 'l'hen, tongue in cheek, the 118ft who haa bNn dtlorail aa perhaps the leading liberal ln the Deaocratlc party, -- added thla: "That'• one or ■y troubles. I've alwaya been too conaervatlve". That's the nen -- As LT would say, aolong until tomorrow.