Sub Lead DeGaulle The French National Aaaeably •de a complete surrender, tonight, voting General DeGaulle - everytllng he asked for. 'lhey were balky - on one point. Gave him two parta out or three - but were hesitatlng about the third section ot hla program. DeGaulle replied with a threat - he'd quit. Arter one day aa Prnler, he'd step out~ unless the legislator, okayed his full progra. They had alreadJ conceded h11 dnand - that he ahould DSlAULLE 111.W rule by decree tor a period ot •~ aontha. The legialatora - to take a ncatiCl'l. Letting the General run things - without interference tor halt a year. 'Ibey gave hi• a •.tor1tJ ot about a hundred on that - point. . ~qlllrelllnt - Pretty •ch the • - 1to17 tor h1'1 1 1 a11 that he be granted an extenaion ot -rsencJ powra 1n Algeria. can So that he ,ta deal treely - with all the troubl• over theN. Part • number thrM o't the DeGaulle progrn - e e concema a revision ot the French · constitution. And that'• where the hitch c - . DeOaulle .:. 1iWl1ting on the authorltJ to draw up a new conatltutlon. Which would 1ncreaae the power or the Premier - and curb the chUlgeable hablta ot the DEAULLE -2 Assembly, with ita way of overthrowing one govemment after another. The DeOaulle Conatltutlon, to be submitted to the people 1n a pleblaclte. A co•ittee of the National Aaaembly - rejected the proposal. Drawing up• a counter-•aaure. Providing - that the DeGaulle Conat1tut1on shall be aubllitted to the National uanbly. Not a pleblaclte ot the people. The Aia•bly - to take action on lt. A - pleb1ac1te only to be held -lt th• aaanbly doesn't act wlt-hln thrN 111m 110ntha, and pua the conatltutlonal rev1a1on by an ab1olute •Jorlty. So that queatlon cue up ton!&ht, would the latlonal Alanbly vote 1n taYOr ot the DIOaulle propoaal - or the COlllllttee plan! 'l'he iai1 General rilkld · ln, taklng th~ roatrua, I ' drawing h111Selt up to allot h11 a!JIJt•t.-_, to~lnchea, and announcing: "I shall draw the nece11ary conclualona, lt ... /ti 1IIY plan 11 not adopteu.t SUB END OF DBDAULLE In those words, he put it on the line - all or nothing. But he pledged that e had no intention ot turning \ regime permanently - into / the~MW1••••1 1 -x,w•N◄ 1 ".l\'kovernment by the President. The Democratic republic - to be retained. Paced with DeOalllle's . ultl•ta, the Aaa•bly adJoumed. Then c111e back - 1n the ear11 houra or the ac>mlng. It' a • now morning - in farl-a. The key to the surrender - the Soclallata. Heretofore, divided - but now awqlng 1n unlaon to DIOaulle. Hardly anybody, except the COlllllllll1t1, wu willing to aee h1a atep out ot the picture. So hla Pl'OINII tor conatltutlonal revlalon n• puaed. Three hundred tltty to one hundred alxty-three. Which ends, tlnally, the lut tonalltJ tor a aaklng General Charles DeGaulle the ruler ot Prance. Tellporar11J, at leut. •LwlBlA [OLLOJ MSw~V~~& ln Algeria, aeanwhile, the announoeaent - DeGaull• to aake a triuapbal Yi1it on ledne14ay. The Frenoh in Al11ria - read7 to gl•• hi ■ an enoraou1 reception. BBWIUM The govemment ot Belgiwn hu realgned - tollowlng a weekend election. In llhich the Belgian voters - took a turn to the right. The governaent party, a Soclaliat-llberal - coalition - losing aeata 1n the Belgian ParliUNtnt. The Social-Chrlatlan Party - Catholic - acorlng plna. So the Soclallata and Liberal• loat parllaaentary control - and ttw Social <l'lr11tlanl will tol'II a new aln11try. LIBAMON Sporadic violence, ta tar and wide - 1n Lebanon. A clash - in th~ Moslem quarter or Beirut. Porcea or the p•■•M• governaent - ualng 110rtar tire againat rebels. 'nle same story at the ancient Phoenician port or Sidon - with shooting all over the J!lace. A bomb explosion at a mountain , ,,r resort - with• other boablnga elsewhere. The Lebaneae gover: ■1nt report• the capture or a large batch or priaonera - with auaea or •apona and Uilnlnltlon. 'ftleae - with arldnga or the Syrian l.l'IIY• JERUSALEM More trouble 1n Jerusalem, today. Israeli police gu~s. - f 1rlna on a menacigg 110b 1n the Mt. Scopua enclave.., ·~"'4407' ~ ~ t:1- ~ . AThat small, disputed area - where the head or the u If arll11tice c01111ss1on was killed 1n a shooting attray, last week. Today, a crowd or Jordanian■, armed with knlvea and clubs, advanced agalnit an IP1ln•tt1,-ttw Israeli police patrol. One Jordanian wu wounded - 1n th• ■hooting. So aaJ the Iarulla, mil• Jordan clal• - that the Israeli guard• thrft 1tone1 at Moalem clvlllanl. '!'hen opened tire - killing one. ATOMIC The White Houae - optlmlstlc about the prospects of talks with Soviet Ruaala concemlng a ban on atoalc testing. Moscow - having sent a • note auggestlng that converaatlona might begin between technicians. To work out plana - tor policing a nuclear teatlng ban. '!bat 11, arrange tor 1ateguard1, agalnat violations. conferred with PN1ldent 11.atnhower, dl1cua11n1 the Soylet note. And, upon ••l'Blftl, told - - - n - that he and the Prelld•t are "reasonably optlillatlc" that thl talk• bet ... n teohnlclanl oan a, begin next aonth. SPACE The House of Representatives passed a bill today. ' and Congressman Keating or New York said: "Thia measure haa the word 'history• stamped all over lt." So what was it - so historic . ? The blll - to set up a clvlllan apace ad■inlatratlon. To extend the frontiers or the hullln race - toward the stare. Called. the "National Aeronautics and .!Pace Adllllnlstratlon" the new authority would have the direction ot all Amlrican apace proJecta. Bxc~pt thoae - that are priarily ■llltary. The CongreSllllll would·- to be right - 11 hl1tory" written all over that apace bill~~ ~ ~ ~tN.,J.-16~- PWI Another ca,, - ot a til-Jacked airplane. RetugNI tr011 behlild the Iron Curtain• tlylng tdtreedoa. ThrN Osecha - h1red a puaenger plan• 1n Noravu. 'ftlen, a n they •re •lnllng 1n the 11cy - theJ torced the pilot. at the polnt ot a gun. to ctmwe courae and held tor Autrla. Ton!ght. the tbrH Ntugftl are uldng tor polltloal .. ...... UJlllll. 'ftle pllot ,A ezpected to n1 back to Red C•choeloftlda wlth hll plane. OALDIDIZ fl'lere•a quite a ruapua, over a report, ade - public today - concemlng the dlaappearance ot Oallnclez 'J ,Dl811J - or the TruJlllo dlctatorahlp 1n the Doalnlcan Republic, mo vanished 1n lew York 1n llneteen Fltty-Slx. The charge being - ~ that he WU kidnapped and lllll'dered bJ agent, ot TNJlllo. 'Dlla aoouaatlon - aupporteci by a 1U1ber ot '""'' • peopl•; ~peolallr - by the Llberala, - 1dlo are ataunoh ...... ot the 'l'rujtllo re1llll. '!be N,t!_l't clean 'l'NJlllO - llllob to the I lndipatlon ot the Llberall. But ltl aade bJ llorrll lrnlt, a roraaoat Liberal ■pok-n~- ot the cl•ll llbertl•• ., cG11111alon, mo - enpp4 bJ tbl TNJlllo penaeut. llblcb put up a hundred - thoUallld dollar■ tor the lmlt lnveatlgatlon. The report - a long one, with 1111ch COIIPllcated reuoning. One angle, holfe••r - quite •lllfl•• The charge qalnlt the TNJlllo people lnclwlea an OALIIDBZ - 2 u1U111Ptlon - that the kidnapped Gallnde1 waa tlown to Santo Dollingo 1n a Plane piloted by Gerald Leiter Murphy, an American av1ato1;,,,J'fio wa, killed later - 1n the Dolllnican Republic. SpeclticallJ, the atory la that llurpbJ n .. Gal1ndes tl'Gll Florida. 'ftlence - to Santo Dolllngo. llurpbJ - n11n1 back to Plorlda that•- daJ. 'ftle lmlt lnveatlptlon looked into that - and tounct that JlarphJ left an a.U,,Ort ftNI' Pana Beach 1n the IIOrnlng, 7t..c 10118 t l • around eipt a/al. tbat attemoon, be landed at a J( 111111 alJ'port about thNe P .1. The tlprN Didloatlnl - tbat he could not, 1n that apace or tllll, have 1114• a round-trip fi!ght to the liliila Doldnloan Repubilc, 10111 •••en hundred llllea awa,. Bl• plant - not tut enouah, 1••· than two hundred ■ilea an hour. flle report notu tile p011lblllt7 that the t111e element■ alght var, bJ aeveral hoUl'I. But, even ao, the rolDI g&LI ■p1z - J trip fliaht would haYe been ezcee41n11J i■probable. Oa tb• other band, tb17 ha•• ia41catlon• that Murphy ••1 ha•• actuallJ, flown to ~ua - and baot. Cuba - l••• than three hua4re4 ail•• awa,. MvpbJ, po1aibl7 - •n1a114 la ti,11111••• to tbt Aati-Batlata rebela. The report, ln aplte of it beia1 aade bJ lorrl• Eraat, a top liberal, la belq 4eaouaot4 - •• aoaetbl . . tiaanot4 b7 Tru~lllo. PAY RID The Houe, todQ, •oted - a paJ hlk• ot ho peromt tor governMnt 911plo1••· Th•• okay - glven with a ahoUt. Th• pay rat•• tor aore than a ld.lllon federal wol'kera wlll coat the treasury about halt a bllllon dollart a year. SUPRBMI COURT Today, the Suprne Court revlewd an antl-truat 1awau1t againat three leading aoap lllftlltacturen - Proctor and Gamble, Colgate - Palaollve, and . . aver Brothers. Also - an a11oclatlon ot 1oap aanutacturen. The govel'l'll8nt - chargq the defendant• with conap1rlng to aonopol1se trade 1n their line o gooda. A federal Judge - tbroWlng out the luit, Gil teobnlcal p-ounda. 'nae h1lh trlblllllll now reveralng the lONr court - and ol'derlJW the cue• agalnlt the aoap ..... racturen to - be continued. Die court liaued a ••rl•• ot Nllnp - another ot llhlcb cancel• out a depol'tatlan order ..... lnat a Nlldmt ot Loi Angel••· Another cu• - ot c....iaa, wltb action tum under the NcCarran Internal SNurltJ Act of llnetNn Pltt,. Today, the S11preae court crltlcl-4 that law aharplJ - on the ground that lt'a vape and cloudJ. GIRL - Here•a a Nllarkable cue ot ■lll'vlnl --■•-'111•■••• year old girl loat tor seven daya. In the denae buah - ot the Canadian Wilda. Carol Johnaon found atter a week-long 1earoh, 1n good shape• autterlng no •Jor hara. On• tU'II near Rainy Rlwer, <Mtarlo, the glrl•' aother 1ay1 - that Carol alnp liked to •tch the wlld anlllll■ 1n the buah country, lhat, probablJ, lhe tollOIMd. toz and I got loat. During the · · · - UJI, Carol • .,. - lh• 11"41 on sra■• and lfHdl. latllll - yepatlan 1n the thlont. the weather - lllld, fllllll tort1111&telJ. ffioulll ■be - ohlllecl IIMl loaked • by raln. fallen tree. When aakenld, the ti r 11 I•• fllt glrl 1814: " I'• glad JOU round •• but I -n•t a blt atrald." lo, . . but probablJ tlNd or eatlnl weda and ilLk♦II How, au p oae you were a 1ted. who ta Sir Ed■••• Hillary? lell, you'd reaeaber that Sir 14aua4 la the conqueror of Mt. iyereat. Al10, that reoeatlJ. he p articipated in that Britlah Antarctic expedition, whlob cro•••d - the South P olar ooatiaeat. So, aarelJ, 10•'4 ideatitJ bia •• - a ta■o•• ■outalaeer ••• explorer. lhioh, ho•••••• 11 not the oaae - la bl1 aatl•• lew Zealaa4. la the lew Zealaad lho'a Who Sir 14au4 Hillary 11 li1te4 - •• a bee-keeper. 111 ooo•patioa, of ooar•• - before bt ••• to fa••• lo oba .. • - •• tbe oonqueror of It. l•ereat esplalaa, tot.,. •1 atlll reaar4 esplorlq la the llabt of a pa1Uiil - rather than a life'• w•t• let•kttpl .. ,• ht addH •ta howl aate a, li•lq - u4 11 bow 1 1boa14 be llated.• Buay with bee-til••• - aacl 11llla1 boaey. Sir ldauad tbe bte-teeperl Tb• te■ptatioa to iadul1• la a J ba4 pun at tbl• aoaeat, ta lrr11i1tlble. so · h••• go••· lt 1 4oa•t hurry right no• I'll be-tetplq Don larro• froa telling Jou about the woa4••• of »eloo. VEDDilll Now l have /a sad atoey - or a wedding. In whloh - the huband or the brldea•ld swiped three thouand dollar• belonglng to the newly •rried couple. All - the NIUlt or a Polllh wddlJII CIU> .. ll. At Mineola, Long I1land, Walter lrupa arrled BllNn Malkonkl. And, belnl or Pol11h tlidllN, ther had a c•r8110fty - according to tbl Pollah a tNClltlon of old. lftllrtl call -: tor the wcldlnl guNtl - to bl'lnl 1ltta . ot IIOlley ln enwelope1. 'DI• e11Ylope1 • plaoed ln • ,•s plll• lwer,tblnl - wnt oft aooordlnl to aobl&lule. !be brtdegrooa - placlng tile pillow me Ml 0 . . . 1 In bla - autoaoblle. ffiin - tound lt m•llll• ~••bodJ 1wtped it. It ... noted - that the hUlband ot the - brldellldd vanished at about th• • - tllll u th• IIOMJ • And the copa tound him at hoae, buaJ open1nl th• envelop•.