t-f res ·e :. se o ~ .. - a c e h re e ., o a . IS a l o : e nope .es e 1 s ~ r k e ~o e se tle' - 0 V e o er n e re or 1 o a ar ley 1 n·unct i o n. t e : "' ac in i o a r r e po r e . is "'1 0 ni - ta t th e 1 or is e s ' o eles sly ea o e er en ee 1 , s 0 · er e ree e - ha • .: i ome to • 1 o o orro, e · o ern ent la·ye r s w i l a s a - ~ or an iRK in unction. ;ff{ic h, / no out, will e r nte . ut res i en t a onal o the 1, eel or ;ce rs ion says - he io n will i ht a b a k-t0- or k -or er. A ap ea l s - all e a y p o h e S upre e o u rt. d in - hat , 1 an in unction 1s issue d, th e steel w or ke rs w 11 o bey . , I!ut - will ~ o on strike a g ain a _ ter the e al ei ty- day pe rio d . . l o ic h le a es a si at io n - in 1hic h e ? resi e nt may ha e t o o t o C o ress f or ac io n . a crisis whic h he c al ls - a p eril t o nation a l h eal t h and safety . 1• Judith tums out to be - an obli ing lady. That 1 test hurricane - reviving in violence, today, with a new surge of howling winds. But - only after leaving Florida. Last night, hurricane Judith awe t across the Peninsula - with a heavy downpour of rain. But only moderate winds; no severe daaage. Then, today, sweeping out into the Atlantic - Judith picked up hurricane force. There of course lashing only the empt7 open ocean. lhich doesn't sound like the original Judith - of biblical days. Re ■ ember the rerociou1 lady - who hewed off the head of the Ass7rian General liolofernea? You recall that don't you? lier modern namesake, Judith the hurricane - not so deadly. u Th e Ge n e r a sem l y o · t h e Uni' e ati ons has pu • 0 : . ecisio - in t e ele io n o . r o he c uri C ouncil. · ere e e' .., . cancy - t o b e f ille Th e uestion o e t ken up a in - o n o em er vec ond. hie ends, f o~ the time be ln a marat hon battle o ball o t s - kt t h t l as e or days . Two c an lda es - in the race. Turkey - backed by the est. Afld Communls P oland J ,) - the choice of the Iron Cu rtain countries. Th ir ty-one b llots - taken in all. s1x(tnday. /1th Turkey - or in into the lea d . The f in al b llot - ivln g Turkey a mar 1n o u forty- two - tot irty - nine. But a t, o-thirds ma ority ls needed and there was no sin of that. The decision delayed - f or a couple 0 1 weeks. SOVIETS In Moscow, ton1 ht, oviet Russia g a v e details. O f the charge - a ainst Russell Langella, security o ff icer at the U.S . Embassy. who has been u expelled 'rom Russia - ,) ac c used o f espiona e. They say that, last Friday, he had a meeting in Moscow with a secret a g ent, a Russian do1 spy work or the American • .,, .:P6 whom he handed instructions, coding equipment and a large ~ sum of money. The tw~arrested, together, by the Soviet secret police. )Ibo !' ound - the espionage material in their I possession. The American Embassy counters with a declaration - that Lanelle, on getting o ff a QUS in downtown Moscow, was kidnapped by Soviet agents in plain clothes. )tfio threatened / ~lm wlttt violence - to him...t:f and his family. ~d offered ,,,) bribes - to persuade him to spy for the Soviets. The Embassy made a protest - which was rejected. The Moscow F orei O f fice replying - that Langelle was being expelled. Given three days - to leave Moscow. SOVIETS - 2 Toni g ht,he's on his way home - wit h his wi f e and three children. In ~ ashin g ton, the suppnsition w a s raised iMidlateiJ - that the United S t ates mi g ht retaliate.fty expelling - / a Soviet Embassy o ff icial f rom this country. '81a Which, however - will not be done, apparently. At the State Department, newsmen were told - there will be no retaliation. No automatic expulsion - o f ' a Russian diplomat. MOSCOW An American in Moscow - de f ectin to the So v iets - Robert \ebster, a Pennsylv a nian - sent o v er to do some work for the American exhibition in Moscow. Webster - a plastics technician, employed by the R nd Corporation. He has g iven up his merican citizenship - f ~r ideological reasons, he says. Which presumably might mean - conversion to Communism. But, In Moscow, other Americans explain his action -- ~~~~~-~ by saying~ domestic trouble back home. Kao Webster - having a wi f e and two children in Pennsylvania. SomeJlay - he's been seeing a hostess who works 1n a Moscow hotel. This is the second case in the la last couple o f mon·hs o f an American in Moscow - deciding to become a Soviet citizen. The other one - Petrulli of Long Island) ....wflo, however, changed his mind in a hurry - and was lucky to be able to get back into the U.S.A. QUEEN t Buckin ham Pa la ce , today, th e enactment - o f a thousand ye a r old ritual. The new cabinet h eade d by Prime Mi nister MacMillan - kissed hands. Ever since the Middle A es, Ministers o the Crown ha v e kissed the Soverei g n's hand - upon assumin g o f f ice. As we know, the British are traditional. The ancient ceremony - not ne g lected, even in this atomic age. Q ueen E lizabeth - taking her stately, royal place. The Pr1 vy Council - assembled as a wi tnes~ ,.when the Prime Minister and the other Cabinet members - e a c h ~ 1. /4. ■ m cltaff\ the Soverei g n's hand. rAPDALL 0Yer in England, a hu■ iliating experience - tor Billy Wright. Hailed - aa the Babe Buth ot Britiah soccer. Billy - as good at kicking the pi1 akin, a1 the Babe used to be at awatting the horsehide. At the town ot Shortheath - a stunt arranged to• the openina ot aa exhibition. Bill7 - to do the openiq in a apectaoular way. An iaitation door - ■ ad• of paper. The Babe Bath ot aoooer - to kiot a football throqh the door. Diatanoe - four 7arda. So Bill.J took the football, and gaYe it - a aight7 tick. But - ■ iaaed the door oo ■pletel7. The football - bouncing off the wall, Tragic ■ oaent - for the Babe Buth of Brltiah Soccer. Jell, 1 can recall a hu■ iliatlng ■o ■ ent - for our own great Babe luth, when, for charit7, he pla,ed softball againat a, line Old Men, at Madison Square fQOTBALL - 2 Garden, many years ago. As a surprise p itcher 1 bad brought down a local Dutchess County far■ bo7, HardJ Brownell, f'roa P oughquaq - who aure could put that aott ball ner at blinding speed. The Babe thought, sof't ball - huh - tor girla. But th• Sultan of ~wat, the great Bambino, atr•ol ' out - with three aight7 1win1•• Once he went all the whiffed the breese; but •&J •roua4 - aad not oalJ/pulled a ■u1cle la hl1 baok. The Babe bliate4 la builiatlon and a■ a&e ■eat. BASEBALL - WASHINTON The Senators - will st a y in W ashin g tonJ The baseball Senators, o f course. So announced by the President of the Club, Cal v in Gri tf ith, tonight. He explains - the team could not mo e to Minneapolis i f it wanted to. The other Club owners in the American League , ,ould not agree. He'd have to have permission f rom ~ at least six of them, and~finds - that three would oppose. ~, '\ So, the tall-end-team will remain 1n w ~ shington I ar,i the old joke will still apply -- 1 first in war, first in peace, and last in the American league." BASEBA L The S up reme Court ave a de c ision, t o da y - that the os An eles o d ers w on' t h e t o play 1 orever in h eir hue, lopsided C oliseum. Rej ectin the a ppe a l - o ~ a L os An eles t axpayer. }'lfio w ent to law - to prevent the city J f rom turnin over lan d in the Ch av ez Rav ine to"tne D od ersJ %or t:m, construction,., o · a new ball park. The Justices o f the hi h tribunal re j ected the plea - on le ga l and constitutional g roun s. But) they ~ ~ 1 c , disapprove of that weird wire screen in le f t field . .,..sa.11s ) bouncing o ff - f or joke hits in the World Series.