Deput , nder - · ecretar o f' ·tate ,Dou e las D _ llo n - s w arnr Con res a - ain that America ma be destroyed - unless Pres dent E i senhower ets the m o ne e wants or f orei a id . D ill on, re errin c to, r. Eisen h ower's fl r c ~ f o u r billion dollars. Declar in , an · th i n less - would endan g er our hJur::S~ securit 1 • Mi h t cause us to be, 1~Dillon 1 s words, "encircled £ and f i nall y stran g ed," w i th the Kremlin p i ckin off one ,nation ~ after another. T hi s tate Department expert addin g that the forei g n aid pro g ram is ood domestic policy - a weapon against t e recession. Because, it creates jobs for American workers. p re e t • . . o t . : et dee d KlUA \·1 et 1 r .,_ -~ ale A. l e c t appr o ac 0 t 1 e erican people - a b o ut t l e r ece s i on . r . o, er , a t in g f o r Co n ress to et b a ck r o m · t E a ter r ec e s . Wh at ap pe n on Capitol H i ll i n t h e n ~ · t WE!._e or so - wi l l h elp t e P r es i dent mal{e up hi s m i nd . I f h e f 'nds a m o v e or fa qu i c k ta · - cut a i n i n g h eadwa y - t h en h e 1 1 1 spea l o v er rad o and telev i s i on , tellin the na t i o n wh t h_ s an s h ould n o t b e done . R i g h t n o w , h e 1 s markin g t ime . - 4!e °7"1-.: J,.J- W h atever C on g ress d oe s - AMt.. -B1i•fthe1t9>l is a ini n g t1U1R -··th .. , ;f: ~ 14 5iv J supp o rt fro x • }Moo 8' w4Nlo~-....._Ns, :,( 1,11nhowot /\. l" ur in g ~~~~~~ i o n b y spendin m o re . To d a y J . L . R o berts o n o f t h e Fed er al R e s e rve Board - c ame ou t i n f a v or ' RON~~ p ointin g ou t t at Ameri c ans have a lot 0 ~h MJde•• o f m one i n t h e b an l - and a iy'An x i o us to et r i d o f s o me o f i t . T h e onl t hi n t h e need - a l i ttle m o re conf i dence in o ur eco n o m . T Ju tj_ D artment , to 1 u c l a n at on cr ac - do\ -- on o e I u ed n n rac eteer in America. o a nounce d b Att orne Ge eral o er . Te dr ve , to be d i recte b Ass·s t an t Attorne G neral, 4 alcolm Anderson. Anderson to h a v e ass i s t ance from t h e F . B . I ., the Narcotics Bureau, th e Immi rat on ervice, and the Treasur y Department. Why th&S number - one h undred ? Accordin g to B,,•2J: luk . • A Anderson, it's simply a ood workin g figure. The actual nwnber k ; I W ~ l l , / of racketeers to w .tziw, lld:gatft - probably to 1iu ,.,..,. nundred - before the campaign is finished. Anyway, the Justice Department 1s g oing into everythin g - from extortion to murder. UBA In a\a a , at t 1 s en 1 ve 01der - 11 s ot o n · t . 11 T ' 1 d t ' t ~o _ ce , con c - n a o u - o - o u e searc o r reb e l . It' s e stim a ted tat t e pol i ce p a trols hav e ki lle d a ro un d fift· re e ls al rea • But Fid el Ca s t ro . - e 's w n n i n g over t h e Cuban ~ people. He cla ms t o h a v e ~ " t h ousand ad h erents in Havana - m ost o f t h em now equipped w't h tomm y uns. And Castro is still pus h in i s eneral str i ke. His forces, clos i n g stores and ban k s in man y cities - e v en t h ou h t i,;:,r i!Sl~pen•:::agat!h on t · e arr iv al of Batista 1 s arm y . TUN I ' IA In J_ A ec - for t h e ic n f · a rs Co~ ttee of t t e Pa r · · atonal A e ·1 - F o re l r; n M n ~ ... ,e~ te r P i neau ; t e ~ 1at F rance a nd T u s 1 av e o to an agreement on t hr ee a or i ssues:-T e ~ n aval ba eat Biz erte - to remain ,... i n control o f t1e re c h . Tunis , to arantee French lives and ) French propert y - in Tun i sia. inally , French troops to J evacuate ,1sau1 f i ve d i sputed Tun i s i an a i r bases. to be - patrolled b neutral forces - to make sure they are not used as supply bases for t h e Al g erian rebels. The deputies wanted to know about the - plan for neutral patrols alon g the Algerian-Tunisian border. In particular - wouldn't that lead to internationalization of ~ the Al g erian problem. To this, Pineau repeated J\ France will use the veto to prevent the United Nations from debatin g Al g eria. A t t h e same t im e, the French F orei n Minister is sti l l hop t n g for a settlement w i th Tunisia - to be worked out throu h th e ood o · · · ces or Bri ta i I s Harold Bee lay and Amer i ca• s Robert M ur l , • T p t r o ~ t e r e 1~ n 8 a , a - ac ou e e P C n t · I don a - r u th i co t y to I a o ·1e . o a 1 • u dd · p ra , car Jn J t h t u lca ~~~;.~ _, ~ i to tv o perts ~ ,w..-. ~ , A ree I d o ne t a , a nd a Commu ni~t Ind one i a . T h e rebel leader re f err n t o Co mmun i st arm - arr i vin n Jakart" M,~.t.~ ~ , Moscow will de m and somethin i n return - probably oviet technicians for Indonesia. Include~ h e Communist arms - Russian ships, ~'"~ ukarn<;A__~~t hem to land troops on umatra1at ~adang. 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Fiel d cr ew s in tr c..· nin to · a ndle mi s il s - ill be br u 0 t to C a.e C e n & v e r 1 to t n ke t, in l iv e f irin g ; 1ven u µ to t irt ; e of tr inin d , in everythin from tt e short-r n g e J ta or to t e bi 6g est intercontinental missiles. Then from C averE.l t ey 1 ill be as i ne to s 1-1 eci 1 b ses t h J me nd overs as. The 1r force to be fully mo ernized - ,ith missiles becomin more o n more i ortant. , u 1 o f f · · c er he J ir ~ o c je bomber t h t e , lode in i - "i r, .. .... a· . ot, c -- r 1n nuc ear ve . on • ... oc ~ c, ur e .ir F o rc e B · e , L-ol : bu. , 1 io, tie c u·e e , l o si o n 1 <: s t ·11 yste ry. le~ n took off from · ockbourne - n flew o ver c Yor o r Ab o t a , il es from t e re n ezvou·, i c a h t fire. O b ... ervers on t e g ro n y - t ere a bl ck c l oud of moke, t h en an ex t-> 1 o s ion. Fr men ts c t t, e re d .. or t en ty iles. o survivors mon the crew of f o ur. 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Te crew , beatin m o sa , a e 1 - 1. e , .,a u n co n s ou hen t:,e plane landed . ac 1 at 'eoul . ., _ , o .ool ·· - c ld ] t l T • t 1 .; ·' ... 0. 0 ·o ·I('•] ' ' .1 : 1e 01' 'or u - 0 n 1.I'c o r · t ; 1 , .:. ar.:.t etic 1 '"On n 10 earl ~ - l t .icn or ,- oun · t c, oo l c :iJd ·e n , o ~ a t\ ·JO - to - o urer · ori t , over 1er i at s - i at 1 e at i al a b 1 · ty . i. l' · . o u::. 1 1 o or o c i ty c 1 e r tin ~ !:: ol e n a n r i v e 1 a ry . ~ol in ~ the n ion a l es i o n at t e · . iv er it o f u. t c ky , in ~ ~ x i n g t n. e v o te a to t e r t - of ) ublic s; ea k in _' • F o n ed 1 n ind i n &J O i s - b a c K in uin e teen E i t, to el ;1 r a e t e v el of deb a e, in A oer ica. O ne of ~ e funders swal y n of ae r o n ut ic 1 z-,e n o u ·1 n, the C • A • • Tau a a 1 a , edicated t o t e ~ ursuit of truth by o p en form - w hich i n't done in m ny l e ns. Today, a ssin o t ' e ha lf century ma rk. L ~, \ . ------ l "co l :,· r" i o _ r. T tr. t,. e cni. y c o ict n .1. ~ , i o • f i c · c .. 1'" - o e of 1. e . e me r e o w s l e •; a l ' e d u t of tl e R o me 0 ,) ou e in t e i ~ e o l h e , rform nee - • en t e ! resi ent of It 1 •~ 5 t ere 0 uest of one r It al i a n o ; ern fan ~ , so infuri ~ ted - h ey ore t ey' never attend a no her erfor an c by the .. rima nn with t e f a us tern . er ment. ' 0 en L .. cal in ul i l n s ne er u to sing 10 nizetti' s " .nna Bolena" - the auti ori ti _ J ut two 1u ndred policemen t ey ~ o ints i n t 1e La · cala area. Did t e opera fans co e out t o hear er? ,hen ~aria C llas began to sin last ni ·ht - there was standing room only a Lascala. T .e ana g ement seem ed worried becau s e the o ., r no e f s e d curt in call at 'e end o f t1e first . cene. But she took t re e bo s a1. t e en of e fir t a ct - , ix t t e en o · t e s ec o n d - e1 n t e v e after e fin al curt in. A r o u s in o t i 0 n . ns - r g ivin e v er t : ng , b _ c uu. o f t e w y s e s· n . l ew s ap er cri ti cs lo u in I er } r 1 s e. 'a li s ' voice - w i n in o ut o v e r e r te J e ra me nt. l' 1 i e r e - n he , . it . o u"e , t ey , re il l e ~ r i · e n t 1 v e ·,·; a · i J t o r , i ..J u l y - ' e r C o n r a J O rn . f 0 ere or o ' ? v e r e i ~t y is out - on o ctors' o r e r s . o r e ' l l n o t e tr a v e rsin ~ e rt. o s, t e e· t '"' ' snn d f ee t - to o f is h in • e . ort , ho e I sla nd ? They · ere t h ere, 1 s t u mmer. ayor Vi l in s on of e ~ o rt - says e's confident t ey will be be. ck. ut a t t h e " ite ~o use - not a ~ ee p . " ere woul t e resident's ai s like t o go ' l To c h o ice - aw aii. ut tiey adm it, they' re not o p timistic. l on g on way from •• a s h in g ton. "CJvery time t h ey me ntion tha t / a cific, ~ a r aci i se t h e resi ent o n ly c hu ck les ! C J T. ~ .. ----- - -- .. ow t · e u c k cot man . J o ck ' u ,u o n the o ch ; · r,ow r a i n , bou n l f or London , ,,. a n i n b t l do o r - t t r in r oore into t o m i l tunr e l . T ' e oo r, enl ~ 1 n · 1 n ~ O J e n t n o u t wen t o c k , Ur oc. e d o v e r · e e 1 , f o r t en t y r d s . a z ed a n bat t e r ed , Jo c k t c e d t e train «iaa,,._ 1 S e r. e n ne e an to cr awl a lon · t he tr a c k s in t e · arkne s s - until e ea r d a terri f yin und. J..n e ~ ress tr a in, en terin b the tunnel - r u ·h in ~ to ard him. ' e forced im s elf to h i feet - a n s t g ered off t h e r a ils in t ,e nick o f time. Fl t tenin · h i s elf ga inst t he a l l of the tunnel - a s t tr a in thundered p st, v · t h m eb ea f o o t to s a re. p s ed aga in - a n d fin a lly m n a g ed to cr aw l o ut o f the tunnel; uffering fro I sh ock, T.' o n. o c k t h e lucky cot s man.