GOOD EVENING E VERYBODY: Here in W ashington, today, the negotiating Job was taken over by Secretary of State John Foater Dullea. W ith Arabian Kin g Saud, a seeaion ot two and a half hour& W ith an Arabian official saying the discussions had got off to a very good start. Vice President Bixon gave a luncheon for Saud at a Washington hotel, attended by 50 guests including 19 ae ■bera of Congre11. Both the Vice P resident and Iing Saud s p oke. Kr. Nixon doing hi• part in style. Senator Fulbright of Arkansas sat next to the Saudi Foreign ~ inister, Prince Fahd, one of the sons ot the Arabian monarch. Saud. having many sons. The Senator en g a g e d t h e F oreign Minister in some p olitical discussion in wh ich h e was told that Communism does not re p resent m uc h of a da n g er in the ~ iddle East. Sen a tor Fulbri g ht a sk ed him if he though there was ho p e for a lasting · eace in that area. To w h ich the Foreign Minister re · J lied only the United States could bring peace to the troubled liddle East. An interesting observation froa the diplomatic official, one ot Iing Saud's older 1on1. The small son the three-and-a-half year old ~oy, was taken to the Walter Reed Hospital toda7 b7 the President's p ersonal phy1ician ueneral Snyder. Medical s p ecialists examining little P rince Manshhur to see what they can do about a p aral7tic condition which baa• crippled his right arm and leg. Tonight Secretary Dulles will be their boat at a state banquet. ISRAEL Israel today rejected the western comproaiae tor an evacuation of the Gaza stri p and the Akaba area. The Israelis insistent on holding those two sectors conquered from Egypt. That's the word fro■ th• U.I. where resolutions are being prepared, repeating the >: · .. demand t h at Israel must give up the two dis p uted area1. The word is th a t Egypt is agreeable to a teaporary com p ro ■ ise. SOIZ - Adnnc• Intora ti.on In Washington, a report on IIOII the u ~ • • 1owr1•11t toad out abo•t tla• attack on Sues. Adainist.ration ottioi&le Nft&lt..• .. _ ..... - . - - - intCll'M\loa oaae. Or :J'Oll llilbt •7, hov t.h• intona t.ion ... 111. t.llbald. AbCNt. Ootoblr 1$, _, . . . . before tb.ing1 bepn to happen, AMrican dlploa\ic ~ uatelliplme offlo1&1.a aotihd a peculiar tb.1111 - a breakdown ot nomal o- ldcat.1.GU beWNll GR gownaent on one 1idlli ,., And • London, P&r11 and I....i, oa t.ba ot.blr. leporta told ot a nev Br1ti1h-French 11111\&ry balldlp • \Ill ill&Dd of Oypn■• ~ . a lilt. lawr, 'Wa■hin g ton 1ot. lfOl'd - '8t 1_.u1 • • isnntnc Ua allita17 tOl'NI - trca 80,000 •n to 180,000. 111a fffncb - •YiDI paratnlp■ into c,pru. ft'-11 ftpw plane■, jet.a - t.111'ne4 owr t-o Ill'Ul:f' Oc'9Nr 2k - • INnUIT ot Maw Qall• ~tall7 ld.aladinctt Wanat.ion. Two_,, law • oontinat.ioa ot t.be alll\U7 ld.c bllil.dlp in 1..,..1. Pn1icllllt. II. ........ - NM1• a qaiek . , .... to l'nater Ben Ovion. warn1n 1 h1a • ac&1nst..,.,, DOU• ot nart.t111 a ar. Ocwber Htll - a top •cret report troa u. s . iJlt,,el.Upnae ac•nci••• => t.at.iDI - t.bat Israel wlll.4 ~ attack 1c7Pt. And Britain and ll'Uef • would iawde • • • 'l'hi■ vaa the ttrat. Piece ot reall1 detini te intonation t.bat th• adllini1t.ra ti.OD in W.1bin&t.oa • • able to procure • Ben ovton. But tbl next d&7 - till• lnMlla iffadacl s1na1, Oct.oblr 29u,. Ocwt>• )0th - t.he U • ~ • Allbaa ..... 1a Lande . . hc,d1d a C41PJ ot t.b1 81"1 t.iM- rrench .it.1.aat.• to IOPt.• n. clocn•nt., Vbicb Aalla...., Utioll NMlftd ill t.be late atmnoon • • • thl tint. atfioi&l intonaUoa p.na to \bl 11Dial Sat.el~ aD7 ot till t.hrN ooavl•• BriUln, Pnm• or 1.,..1. AU flt llhloll . . . . to be obltpter aDd flHI 1a tbl mob dab&tecl qaa1\1.C111 - ot'_., 0\11" , p.,.-mlllt. va, not. 1nro..-c1.- ~ ~~ d ~ ~~~~. tmim SUIZ * lDVlJICE INl'ORMl TICII In London, tcaicbt, BriUell Pr1M Mild.a- Harold IIMMlll• llllde an addreH at a farnl1l cl111Mr to 6-ba•-- •1dria1a 1111o ta lea9las b1a LGIMII• poat,. S. clodpd • • q-■Uo• of •u.w '- Um.ad St-at.91 Md NIii PWII ld.aleaclln& illtOl'll&t.iOD. SaJull, t.1111 1a not. ,.. UM to r ifta1 . . 11111ol• •tor,. larllv 1D till• dlr, tbi Pd• Nlld.- aid aola U.. IUII Mil . . la tlle BOG• ot C~ ■ •• Preaidlnt. EiNnbowr eent, a apeo~l •s11p t.o CODpNe t.oa, •*lilj * 1ep1lator1 to liberallu the illid.pat.ton la•• c__. tile lecur~lter 4ot, 80 that aca 60,000 ant.1-0a eht ret . . . , - , bi adld.t.tA4 tno "'11 -.v,. At, the saM t.1.M, the Preal.dent, allllld f • U. rnl~on of t i cpaota . , • ...,._ )'tt.onal orilin• •111t! So u '° Pll'lll\ - 1i+IP"BU fraa -la _ _ . • u IU:17 and az.eeoe .... *111'•-ee:'81•~ ~st ..,._, tt11 ~id:ilD\ propoiN mJMGARY I n Red Hungary, Richard Ron.back vill he put on t.rial. .1.'he H.a,rioan nplOJ88 or the Intern tional 1111111K Reac• Coad.ttee who meaked into HunprJ without permission. Yes, be will be iEt trlect;but 1 not aa a IP1• MaJbe t.be Jleda are getting sot~1•tting ovar their babi t. ot accl181ng alaost • ~ ot •IPio•p, •botap, and what not. Roraback to face a COIIIIIUliat court on a chars• ot SICILY A wild 1-ri301'1 battle in alerao, st.Di~, today. 900 coan.ct.l in a nt.ilV, ) besiepd bf police and soldiers vboa they ehow •red w1 th a barrage ot atonH, chunks or " " * k e n l'um111are, lb. b e s i - • lW.111 achino gw, tin•• tlloJ storad the prison. One oonv1.ct killed, other• injved. 'the p-11011 aat.1.nJ ao well or1aniNd it 11 bellend that i t vu incited by th• Ma.ti&, t.ba Siciliaa blackhand. 5UPJU)4E COOR A retirement tro11 t.he Supreme Court - Jut.ice Stanley Reed 1 t.pp1D& out.. A l)emOCrat, appointed by the late President Franklin D. RooNnlt • he baa bee on the court tor ninet.Nn ,eare. So now, at tbe age ot 72, be tells Prem.•• Eisenhower - be wants to leave the court. FebruaJ7 2Sth. 'lb• departu.re ot Ju1t.S.e Reed will give ~. lieenbover bis tour th owc,rtuni t)' to ' me an appe>intant to ta• Supre• Court. Prenoual.7, be baa nuad Cbiet JUUoe lu-1 Wa:rND, and ls■ociate ~ Jua t.icH Har lam and Bremaa. No indicattl!I •• 79t. ot vboa ba '• llk•l.7 t.o naa - A to fill the new Tae&ncy. ?RIK It a pears _.'\88 certain that Nev York Will have tuc boat. 1t.rin beciMinc tonight. wage dispute vi.th no likelihood of . .. j;;;".i-lo,ey rMch an..,..•-~ tbon. Pour " Ntt.l . . nt until oftl" this collinc thousand worker a inYolved. •• not - such a huge number) but tug boa ta are Yi tal tor the 111t.io polis which dlpenda on transportation across the riYer tor nt&l aappllH, tul oil, 1aaollne, coal, toodatutts, for example. Seffnv per cent ot Mn Iork'• tuel oU, oo&l. • gasoline 1• brought acrosa the Hud10n B:iffr 4n barpe. Towed lJT tac boats. Wcrd 11 the short.ace■ would not. be Hrious un1 . . , the strike laatad 110re than ten claJa, .Pt alrea~ cit,7 autborU,ies baYe taken 11ea ■ re1 to reduce t\ael oanlWll)tion jdt. ---- in case. ~ years aco the •tropol1• bad a tQS boat •tri.k• that laeted tor " twlft c:a 111 ,lbe city hannc to dllclAr• a state ot ••r•ncr with ~ t oondUlou ot 11>rld War two7 school• and tb•tru olon~. ?ec,p1e 1A oil heated boa8 ~ ._. - .A needed •~Pll••• CRASH .. 'lhree sch o o l boys were tighter plane •kine a te st. night, collided with a 11.&nt. airliner llnwiN on a test Qigbt,lhe big plane disintecrating)tell into a sdlool yard at 1-acoiM, Cautorni , where boys ot a iJ lia class wre eurcil1ng. Haiv- aore than t.bl'N ~ al.9o 111. s sinc. Hi• radar tan injund vtwn be parach u ted ODt.. MA T ER w Yo r k' no • ~ o n um r o u c 61 year s i n ri so n. r s arral1ned n ourt n n i n t.iaent or 7 c IUltl• rin t.he number of bo s he s et.. He c oul pt. a total et "" His layer, Janes D. ,; . 1-tun-ay, indicated t:a an insa lV A pl~) telling t.he c o urt. he i s suffering frOll deluaion, of p-andeur. He think• h•'• a saviour o f o pp ressed workers, vb:> are depriftd of their richt.1 bJ 10\ll.leH corpora ti on • ?be judp paatponed t.he ca s e until aental teet..s ban bNn completed. 'lbe 11ad bo abez' st.ood silent. and eer i. ou <Urine t.he brief proc•edinc•• ~ ht it. ws ditterent. wien he left. the court.rooa.,,("°t.ograpber1 ca111 ■-1'111111 K OREA SSl NARY In e a, A r ic n missio nar y has vr i t.t.e n a l e t.t. er t 4 t. he ccaandi.n& , rt i cer a t. a U • ., • H:111 tar y baee. ,__ R nd - - u• H'ert •T.iC i ■ ooda, a athollc p rie1t - r l at i ng how he vao hunting i n t.he a ountains near C hine-~. When ha ■tabled i n t o a deer tra , s et by the local 110UDtaineer, - a ,or t. at pit.. Fallinc to t.bl bott.0 111 , he b roke hie l • - and all be oo uld do wu to lbollt. tor help. Ai 1 t. happened, t here were tw o O . • A1'19 aergeanta 1 n the T1.cin1 t,' - out bating, too, I su pp ose. 'Ibey bear d t.he call ttll' belp • and pulled the lliHionar, CIIQt t1 tail deer trap. Writinc to the ccaianding otticer of the wo Nrpant.1, 1atber Wooda tells how they carried hia, vi th b11 broken l•& tov llilH down a 1teep and rqP4 IIIIWltain t.rail. To • truck - 1n llbicb the, dl'oft b1a tor~ 111.lH to • o. s. Anr Medic&l U nit. Wh .. e - the tract.uoe ••• Nt.. Tbe aiali o •17' I 1- t.ter C0DC111dH • •tn -.11 JV 111'9 I newr aot. ld.ndllr ar bnt.er treatant.. Had tbl7 not. co . . , I would ban died there on t.be t.,p ot • ld&b aount.ain, tar •-.r traa &I\F ubitatiClll.• Which ~ n • t hurt the t.wo Nrpant.1 - with tblir coaandinl otticer. 1, :;< 1URNCOl T An o th r o t' the O • I. turncoa ta - intendin1 to coae boae. But bl bu an impedi•nt - a wire. Samuel Hawkins of Oklaho• ity • one ol t.he 4•ricua pri ner1-or-var in Korea who vent onr to Co•uni111. FOU"t.eell o1 th• - 9'.lll left in China. Hawkins, while &IIOllg the Coawd.ata, urried - a Ruaaian vClll&ll. So now be wan ta to bring bar back II>• vi th bi.a. 1be t.rmbl• bei,c - that eh• bu no nlid passport. So will the 1onrnant 1n Vaahinct,on let b• a c e ~ Hawins to the United St.ates? Co1')lie&tiona in the case of t.be latHt of tbl tumcoate/vanung to 001111 ho•. A not unfamiliar ooapl1cat.1on - a wife. G ANlM Up ebec or foronto, they •Y so o n be saying "'l'he Allli&hty Candar.• Nothi~ li k e havi . ng - a lot of "Can dara. " 'Ibey ld.ll, t.hat is, it people on Georgian Bay are sw:cea1tu1. 'lbey want the name or the c-naUan cbllar to be changed to - " Candar •"' The l"flaeon becau91 ttw.i Canadian cbllar ii worth a bit more than tl e A1111rican dollar. And .Alim.can tourilte are often unlan,7 - when they get 95 C anatian c nts tor U.ir A1181"ican dollar. Aa a result, the,- ■peat less. Which is illport&nt tor the aellbera ot the Oeorpan Bay DeYelopaant saociation • voo t.hrhe on the tourist bulin•11• 'lh97 reason - that, it tM Canadian dollar had anoa.r .._, the to\ll"ist.a tto,a the U.S.A. vouldn 't 111.nd eo I " 11UCh. So, tor a n• nllll8, the7A" 1ugge1ting - a oollbinaUon of th• vcrda -4Cc.tf •canadian dollar." Shortened. - tat.o 1111& tora Wtl 11 canc1ar.• Bat !,: vould ~ odd to ~ ~1114 ~ ~ 6 -- -·~ \ t d - - . , ~ ~ u7 - " Can ;,ou chanp a tiw Cand&r Blll 1 •:f.-', ~ ~ CHI t this moment, I should crow like a rooster, cock-a-doodle-doo. But I don't tee l qui te up to it - although today begins btll I Year or tbl Rooster. 11 TodaJ • Chi n e se New Year. aherlng 1n the :,ear L,u~S, accordin1 to tha Chin se l unar ca le ndar . Franc is co Chi natown celebrating with a dragon parade, t.b• bi.gen Ter. nus year • a new dragon - a dracon - a olock long. Chinatown - decorated Vi.th banners and postc-!'. Which procla1• • tile 11101an tor ta Year or the Rooner. Writ.ten in Chineae charac t. era - wildoa 111:>rthy ot Contuciua. It sq• "l'ro9P9rou bwsineu br1n1e beneti ta and happinHs .to all.• No, Con.tuciu • cauld not ban eaid it &nT bet.\er. Enn our Dileo tnend, H111r7 Haailton, coul<a1~1M1-&1.,..IIP"' , , ~~~:- . 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