. q - 'h o , FARM ) TODAY~S PRESIDENTIAL MESSAGE TO CON(;f\ESS ON FAFlM POLICY - WAS IN THE SPIFllT OF ELECTION YEAFt. NOT THAT THE ADMINISTFlATION FlETFtEATED .VFFlOU ITS Fa\UEf\ POSITION; f\ECOUUENDING LOWEFl PFllCE CONTf\Ol.S - AND POINTlt«; OUT THE DAMAGE OF THE HUGE A~RICULTUFlAL SUFlPLUSES. BUT PFtESIDENT EISENHOWEFl TOLD THE LE~ISLATOFlS - TO lHINk OF' SOUETH I NQ OF THE I R OWN, IF THEY DONT L I KE HI S fJlll - - SUGGESTIONS. CHALLENC;ING CONGFlESS - TO PFlODUCE A WOFlKABLE ALTEFtNATIVE. IF THEY DO CCIIE UP WITH A CONGFlESSIONAL FAFlM BILL, ) HE,.(ll ACCEPT ITJ UNDEFl CONDITIONS - WHICH HE PHFlASED AS FOLLOWS •.• "WHATEVEFl THE LEGISLATIVE APPFtOACH, IT IIJST 1 BE SENSIBLE AND ECONCJ.41CALLY SOOND, AND NOT A POLITICAL POULTICE," SAID THE PRESIDENT. FAijU l2) THE SPECIAL MESSAGE, TODAY, HAS A TONE OF CONCILIATION - AS ADVISED, IE HEA~, BY ~EP.UBLICAN LEADE~S. THINKltr; - OF THE NOVEMBE~ ELECTION. BILL NO CONTEST IN THE HOUSE OF ijEP~ESENTATIVES - AS THE LEGISLATC>f\S PASSED A SPENDING BILL. LA~QE FUNDS - TO CU~B THE POLLUTION OF WATE~WAYS. THE HOUSE PASSED THE UEASU~E BY A VOICE VOTE, AND A FAST OKAY IN THE SENATE - IS EXPECTED. THE WHITE HOUSE ••. WELL, · THAT~S ANOTHE~ STO~Y • ..--c4. ~~ESIDENT EISENHO#E~,,(' EXPECTED TO VETO THE SPEIIDlfG BILL, IN BEHALF OF QOVE~NUENT ECONOMY. PAYOLA A DISC JOCKEY, TODAY TESTIFIED - THAT HE ~ECEIVED NEA~LY FIFTEEf THOUSAND DOLLA~S F~OM ~ECOf\D COMPANIES. JOSEPH FINAN - SINCE DISMISSED F~OM HIS JOB AT A CLEVELAND ~ADIO STATION. IT HAD BEEN TESTIFIED THAT HE ~OT THE MONEY - AS PAYMENT FO~ PLAYING CE~TAIN ~ECQf\DS. eur HE TOLD THE INVESTIGATIN<: SUB-COMMITTEE THAT MOST OF IT WAS IN ~ETU~N FOfl ADVISINC: SEVEN DIFFE~ENT ~EC~D CCIIPANIES,-, ON THE ME~IT - ~ THE ~ECOftDS THEY TU~NED OUT. MOSCOW ITALIAN P~ESIDENT GijONCHI HAS COMPLETED HIS TALKS WITH SOVIET LEADEijS IN MOSCOW. AT A FINAL ijECEPTION LAST Nl(;HT, KHijUSHCHEV INVITED HIM TO BECCIIE A COMMUNIST. Sl~NOft b~ONCHI ijEPLYING WITH A ~EMINDE~ - THAT, IN POLITICS, HE IS A UEMBE~ OF THE CH~ISTIAN DEUOC~ATIC PA~TY. II I w I SH , II HE TOLD . KHijUSHCHEV, • THAT SOUET I UE - YOU COULD BE TOUCHED · BY DIVINE GijACE, AND BECCUE A CHijlSTIAN DEUOCf\AT.• NIKITA ijETQI\TED BY ASKING - WHAT FLAG AND EMBLEM HAD BEEN PLACED ON THE MOON BY A ~OCKET ! "A~E THEY CCMAJN I ST, Oij CHij I ST I AN DEMOCF\ATE;' HE DEMANDED. PijESIDENT GijONCHI ANSWEijED THAT BY SAYING NWHEN YOU HAVE MONEY, YOU CAN DO ANYTHING." MOSCOW - 2 Ca italistic philosophy - which is true enough, that is it on matters such as rockets considering the vast funds - the Soviets put up for rocket research. FAR EAST UPROAft IN TOKYO - OVER A QUESTION: WHEFtE IS THE l f' Af\ EAST .. IN TOKYO, THE SOCIALIST OPPOSITION IS MAKING AS MUCH TijOUBLE AS IT CAN - OVER THAT JAPANESE-AMERICAN T~EATY, SIGNED IN WASHINGTON ijECENTLY. THE DISSIDENTS - PICKING ON ONE CLAUSE, AF\TtCLE FOUF\_J WHICH STATES - THAT JAPAN AND THE UNITED STATES SHALL CONSULT."IHENEVE~: . .. SAYS AR?ICLE FOUij, "THE SECUFtlTY Of JAPAN, OR INTEijNATIONAL PEACE AND SECURITY IN THE FAFt EAST, IS THREATENED." SO, ASK THE SOC l.~L I STS .. "WHEijE IS THE F Al\ EAST"~- TODAY, IN A PAijLIAMENTA~Y COMMITTEE MEETING, AN OPPOSITION LEADEI\ WANTED TO KNOW - DOES THE TEFtM INCLUDE THE COASTAL AREAS OF COMMUNIST CHINA .. AND - ~USSIAN { SIBERIA .•. LATER, PREMIER KISHI REPLIED - THAT THE COAST OF FA~ EAST (2) CHINA AND SIBE~IA AND NOT INCLUDED. WHICH SEEMS A LITTLE AijTIFICIAL, BECAUSE MOST Of US WOOLD SAY - THAY CHINA IS iN THE FA~ EAST. HOWEVE~, iN THE MEANIN(; OF' THE NEW TijEATY - IT IS NOT. WEATHEFt STFtANGE FANTASY OF WEATHEFt - ALONG THE COAST OF NORTHEFtN CALIF~NIA, TODAY. BFtlLLIANT BLUE SKIES AND GLOWING FtAINBOWS - ALTEFtNATING WITH SUDDEN FtAIN SQUALLS AND A SHFtlEKING WIND. WHILE ALONG THE SHOFtE - A THUNDEFt Of HUGE WAVES. IN FACT, AT LAST REPOFtTS, IT WAS TURMOIL OF THE SEA - THAT WAS CAUSING MOST Of THE TFtOUBLE. BFtEAKE~S, FOf\TY FEET Hl~H - FtOLLING IN ON THE COAST. BATTEFtlNG BOATS - .J AND POUFtlNG INLAND. HUMBOLDT COUNTY - GETTINC: THE WOFtST OF IT. THE EEL FtlVEFt - IN VIOLENT FLOOD. THE ///TJ ~ l&..c. "'f- . .s- ....... F ~ . SAME - FOFl THE FtUSSIAN FtlVE~ PEOPLE - WASHED OUT OF THE I~ HOMES. BUT THE BLUE SKIES AND FtAINBOWS MAFtKED THE END~ APPAFtENTLY - OF THE THFtEE-DAY STOftM. LASHING WINDS - AND HUGE FtAINFALL. 1 It looked tor a while - or some p essimists thou g ht so - as it the winter Olym p ics mi g ht be wa s hed out - at Squaw Valley, in the high Sierras. Torrential rains and swirling floods - da ■ a g ing the ski runs alll the parking space for auto ■ obiles. But, luckily, the rain tUlled into snow. lt usually does in that ~onner P ass, Tahoe, Treckee, Norden, Squaw V. countr7•. Fifteen inches of new snow - in the Sierras. Which brought a chorus of cheers - fro• winter Olyapic official•. The stora - now blowing eastward. Brin1ina heavy 1nows - to the aountain states. \ ADD WEATHE~ IN THE SOUTHWEST - ~AGING DUST STO~US. THE WEATHE~ BU~EAU P~EDICTIN<r WINDS UP TO ONE HUNDf\ED AND FIFTEEN MILES AN HOOij IN OKLAHOMA. BUT, BACK TO THOSE POUNDI~ SEAS ON THE COAST OF CALIFOf\NIA. HELICOPTEijS-LlfTING C~EWUEN F~OU A WINE SHIP. THE LAijGEST WINE SHIP - IN THE WOf\LD. THE ANGELO PET,~I, WITM NEA~LY TWO MILLION, FOU~ HUNDijED THOUSAND GALLONS OF CALIFOI\NIA WINE ABOAfU)- SET OUT ON A VOYA~ TO THE CA~IBBEAN AND THE EAST COAST. WHEN, ONLY FOUij ' UILES WEST OF THE GOLDEN GATE-THE ANGELO PETijl GOT INTO TijOUBLE POWEij FAILU~E- A AND THE VESSEL WAS CAUGHT IN THE VIOLENCE Of THE SEA. /1,- THEY T~IED TO ANCHOft IN THE MAIN SHIP CHANNEL. BUT fHE ANCHOFt DRAGGED-ON THE OCEAN FLOOft. THE WINE SHIP - DRIFTINQ. DRIVEN BY WIND AND WAVE-DOWN THE COAST. ~ ADD WEATHE~ (2) HUGE SEAS CijASHING OVEij THE DECK. SU~fACE VESSELS - TO THE ijESCUE. WITH HE L 1 . CCPTE~S - T'K I NG OF'F MEMBEflS ~ THE CltEW. A SPECTACULAR QUESTION - WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO THE WO~LDS LA~~EST WINE SHIP. WITH - NEA~LY TWO MILLION, FOUi\ HUNDllED THOOSAND t;ALLONS ~ WINE ABOAfll), ~ ~~5~~. \ l a w ~ ~ M . ~ " 4 ~ ~ l . . - ~ .. .. . . . . . . il@LE le don't think of the ~o ■munists - as Bible st udents. But here's a Soviet scientist - giving an ex p lanation of the destruction of lodu■ and Go ■ orrah. Nor is it anything - ordinary. It's a real weird one, in the real ■ of scientific fantasy. The two sinful cities - wiped out by atoaio ex p loaion. Touched off - by visitors fro ■ outer apace. So sa,s proteasor Agrest, a mathe ■ atical pbyaiciat in the Moscow newspaper, •Literar7 Gazette.• . The p rofeasor gives a lot of technical evidence - to sup p ort his theory. He sqs that, back in thoae biblical days - travelers fro• the stellar universe landed in the aountaina of Lebanon, went snooping around - and, finall.J, exploded an excess quantity of nuclear fuel, before leaving - in their space ship. How does he know? Oh, well! BlBLE - 2 Sodua and Uoaorrah was destroyed by a nuclear blast, says theSoviet Professor. Beaeabar when Lot'• wife looked back and was turned to that pillar of 1alt?