THE STRONGEST NOTE • :Th'R SRNT BY THE EISEHJIO\m ADMINISTRATION• WAS HANDED TO THE OVll;T POR:r.:IGN III ' ISTEB II KOSCO TODAY. SUBlECT • CUBA. COl'ftlfTS - A RJ:WPPIRIIATIOM <:I TD llOHROI DOC!RDE. PRESIDENT ~ISANHCBER, OALLIJIO DRUSCBEV'S RULE• "DBSPO'fIC." PLEDGIIIO • TO JtB.iP IT OUT OF CUBA• OU'f OP 'l'HE WES 'l'BRR BPJIISPBERE. mB BO'l'E ACCUSBS DRUSBCBBV OF S&ftING UP A• •sTRAW IIAII"• IDWIIWO, TBB SOVIET PRBTBIU • tll&t WE ABB A~UT !O AT!AClt CUBA• TCil>AY WB TOLD TBB BOSS a, TD KRli11LIB • TO STOP BLUPPIJIO. STOP 'l'BBEA'l'BII•o us. AID • STAY OUT a, CUBA. CUBA - ■ CUBA~ JllaN■-LLIZA-■l■l■ S•& PBRU, AS!CI1'0 THAT THE CASE BE IIIOUOHT • BBP~E THE OROAJUZATIOH CF AMERICAN STATBS. LIMA, HOPIIO '1'JIE DISPU'l'E CAW BE SET'l'Lf.'D • I JY THE NATIONS OF THIS HEMISPHERE. THI PIRUVIANS, ANXIOUS TO AVOID• LEAVING IT TO '1'HB V.B. AT TBB SAME TIIIB, AROBRTDIA BAS ASJCED BAVAU POR ASStJIWIOES-TRA'l' '1'BB RUSSIABS WILL •ot BE ALLOWED '1'0 OAIB A POOTll>LD o• mm SIDB OP TIIK ATLlftIC. BUDOS AIRD UROIRO BAVAIIA • TO DISAVOW SOVIET IITKRPERENOB II TBB APPAIRS OP '1111 ADRICAS. The negoti a tions over fli g hts between ~ew York and oscow - have been called off. Our overnment, ~ ost oning the talks - until •A more suit ble time.• The State ~e p artment mentions - Khrushchev's anti-America campaign. lspecially, the shooting down of our plane - over the international waters of Barents Sea. Asked when •A more suitable time• would be - a state departaent spotesman said •The answer to that lie• in Moscow.• THAT DISASTm IN GUATEMALA CI'l'Y - WAS CAUSED Bf OVBR-CROWDillG. 'l'BB DIRECroR OP THE llSANE ASYLUM - SAts BE PR0T&,C;TBD KOY TDIES • JOO E CAMPOS, ASJCIJIG BE OUA'l'BMALA AU'l'BORITIES TO LO~ !HE tnnmBR OP PATIENTS. BlJ'1' HE STILL HAD SIXTBSN HUIIDRED WHml THE FIRE BROKE OUT !ODAY. ~ STARDD • B!' A CAIIDm. RACIWG - TBROOOB THE A. BUILDIIG. TBB WARm, A BBll,lll - AS THE PATIEllTS POlJGBT to ESCAPE. ~ ~ E f t I B O OUT SAFELY. Bt1'.l' THERE WERB . A FIVE HUNDRED CASUALTIES. TWO IIUIDRED DEAD. ut . ere in L o Anbele he e o cra t ic c i d ate or t' resi ent ~ q . e nt mo st of tod a y - t a lkin with•••••••~ - D e mo cr a tic l e a ers. A steaay stream of visitors - . are in t h rou g h the Ke nnedy suite. A m on the ■ - ' a lter Reuter - who h a s a lrea d y declared for Kenne d y over Nixon in ov e mber. The ostensible p ur p ose of tod a y's activities - to help Kennedy decide on a runnin g mate. The leading candidate for Vice P resident, ena t or Symingon, who only l a t ni g ht w as still challenging enned y for the to p s p ot on the ~emocr a tic tjcket. The concensua is that he'll take - and be offered the ,o. 2 p l a ce on t e ticket. RlltB J.T THE COIVD'l'IOW TOIIGHT • THERE'S A LOT C, POLITICAL REIIINIIIINO. POLITICIAN S - LOOXI1'0 ACK - TO SEE JUST BOif JACK KBNIED! DID IT. HOW BE WEllT AP111R THE PRBSDBNTL\L NOIIIWATIOB AKD WOW. THE BXPERTS SBEJl TO AGREE - '!BAT TWO PACT<llS STAND OUT:- PIRST. mmmr IIDlSELP. '1'BE SEHATOR. A PERSOllABLB Q . ~ !OUIO IWI• WHO PUT DRIVE I1fTO BIS CAIIPAIGlf. TAJCDIG HIS CASE "' TO THE PBOPLB • l l THE PRIIWIIES AND OJI 'l'BLEVISIOJf. IWtDO GOOD USE - CP 'l'HB PA.MOOS KEIHDY CHARM. 'tll&-SBC._OIID AC'fOR - POLITICAL 011).ANIZA!IOJf. KEBJIEDY• CHOOSIJ«) THE RIOB'l' IIEH - 'lO JWJDLE HIS CAMPAIGB. mcLUDIRO - CONWECTICUT•S OOVlltNOR RIBICCl"F. B UT THE KAME MENTIONED IIOST PRO IN TLY HI:: RE I1' LOS ANG ELI:; - IS JOHN BAILBr OF CONNECTICUT. 3AILEY - AN OLD PRO. CONNEC'l'I " UT'S , KING MAKER. BO W B EIBG CO M PARED TO - THE idAN 'NII) IIASTBR MINDED PDR•s CAMPAIGN. JOHN BAIL!:.,- - THE NEW JIM FARLEY. MAYBE. .. IDmB I.T THE C0WDTIOW 'IOIIGHT - THERE'S A LOT <, POLITICAL RBIIIBIIIING. P0LITICIO • LOOICIBG ACK - TO SU JUST BOI JACK KBNilW! DID IT. BOW BE WBl'l' AP111R THE PRDIDEHTIAL NOUIWATIOB OD WOW. THE EXPERTS SBfJI TO AGREE - 1'BAT TWO FACT<JlS STAND OUT!- PIRST, Jaanumr BDSBLP. THE SEDTOR, A PERS0DBLB Q . . ~ YOUI0 IWi, WHO PU'1' DRIVE Itf'l'O HIS CAIIPAIGW. TAJtISO HIS CASB " TO THE PEOPLE - IB THE PRIMARIES AID OJ TBLEYISIOR. IWCDO GOOD USE - CF THB P OUS KEDEDY CBABII. 'tHi! SEC.QHD '-ACTOR - POLITICAL 0JIJABIZATI0R. KEHWEDY, CHOOSDO THE RIGHT KEN - TO IWmIJ:: HIS CAMPAIGll. INCLUDING - CONNECTICUT'S 00V~N0R RIBICc:l'P. BUT THE 1IAIIE MENTIONED MOST PROMINENTLY HERE IN LOS ANGELES - IS JOHN BA.II.Br OF CO!ffr:.CTICU'l'. BAILEY - AH OLD PRO. C0NBECTI UT•S , KING MAKER. NO B EING COMPARED TO - THE N 'NB> ll&STER MINDED FDR'S CAJ£PAI0N. JOHN BAILS:Y • THE NEW JIM FARLEY. MAYSE. .. CONGO - - I ~1~ IN THE COROO, I ~ - WHITE PEOPLE ARE I\ SAYING • THE UNITED RATIONS TROOPS IIAY ARRIVE TOO LATE. RALPH BUBCHE r• LBOPOLDVILLE • HAS ADOUHCED THAT THE u. B. FORCE IS OR ITS WAY. mE TO ARRIVE - IN FOR'l'Y-EmHT HOURS • ., BUT FOR SOIIB VICTIMS <JP CONGO VIOLDCE - ~ PORTY•BIGB'l' HOURS ARB AR AWFULLY LORO TIME. 'l'HEX'JRE BBSil!DED • 4. I\ II JUIOLE TOIIR; A AJOOJNITIOII RIIIIIIIIIIO LOW~D GIVIIIO OUT. WHILE MORE CONGOLESE - ARE JOINING I1' THE ORGY OF MURDER AND PILLAGE. - 1 ~ ( - IIEANYIHILE, THE CONGO REPUBLIC BAS SBVBDD / , ~ J DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH BELGIUM. AND KATAHOA PROVINCE HAS //, SECEDED FROII THE CONGO. KATANGA DECLARING - IT DOESN'T WANT U 0 I1 0 TROOP OIi ITS SOIL; OR) CONGOLESE TROOPS EITHER. ~ There was a violent scene at eo p oldville Air µ ort - when the remier of the Congo Bepublic arriveJ. A crowd of Euro p eans - surrounding l remier Lumuaba, shoutin 0 threats; shaking their fists. One took a unch at Lumumba - who warded off the blow, and boartled his lane as though nothing had happened. BfiPLJ TO OOLUIINIS'l'S; N h iSPAPER COLUMNISTS, F ROM COAST TO COAST, I HE,\R, ~ r v - ' ~ HA VE BEER COMMENTING ON REJ. I ARKS I MADI!; LAST N IGHT ABOUT "- THE L.A. S PORTS ARE A A A C O NV EJ TIOlt HALL. FCfi IN TA N OE, BOB WILLIAMS, IR Tllli N.Y. P OST, SAID: "LOWELL 'fflOMAS SEEMED ANGRIER ABOUT THE ACOUSTICS THAN A ! JYBODY E LSE." HE SHOULD HEAR WHAT GOVERNOR COLLI N S ~ FLORIDA HAS TO SAY ABOUT IT. M90JfE, LITERALLY MfHE, HELD THE ATTmf'l'IOI CP '1'BE DELBJA'l'BS AND THE CROWD, EXCEPT THE CLERGYMEN WITH THE IHVOCATIOI AND Tim Bh'NEDICTION. AND THEY GOT SILENCE IIERfil,Y BECAUSE 'DIE CROffl> GAVE IT UT OF R..;SP • 'CT FOR PRAYER• I CHA T'1'ED WITH SEHATOR HUBmT HUllPHm.--Y ABOUT THIS LITTLE MATTER (Ji' AC USTICS, AND HE AGREED THAT POR THIS REASON ALONE IT mULD E DlPOSSIBLE FOR ANY SP E AKER TO S'l'AIIPBDE THE COBVENTION. JACK OBRIER OF THE N.Y. JOURNAL AMERICAB SAlS IN HIS COLUMN: "LOWBLL KNOCKED ABOUT E'llmYTHINO IN SIGHT, PROM THE ARENA ACOUSTICS TO THE ARl!.~A P ROPBR." HE SAYS "MAYBE THIS )) C( '/AS A HANO VER FROM MY 'THIS IS YOUR LIFE' CANTANKEROU NESS, AMD OSSIBLY E CAU 1:: RALPH E D\ ' R DS L IVES HE RE I N CALIFOR ' IA." • pPLJ - 2 WELL, JACK, EVm SI?«:E THE COMING CP TV, I, AND W.llY OTHER CONVEJrrI ON OBSERVERS HA VE BEEN SAYING THAT '1V AND RADIO, ?«>ULD E.'VffiTUALLY FORCE THE PARTIES TO REDESIGN THE WHOLE CONVmTION SCRE!.m OF THIOOS. SURELY 'mIS ONE \'/ILL HASfBB THAT DAY, BECAmE THIS CONVENTION IS A SUCCESS ONLY FOR 'BIB KENIBDY PEOPLE, AlfD IIAYBE HOT EVEN A COMPLETE SUCCF.SS POft THIii, BBCAUSE EVEN THEY BA VE HAD VIRi'UALLY KO CONVENTION BALL CONTACT \TITH THE DELIDATES. AND mE DELmATES IB COBVEn'IOlf ASSEMBLED ARE IMPORTANT AT A POLITICAL COlfVKNTION. O n beautiful, awe- · ns irin g ount Bla nc, in the lps, the trum et of doom sounded today. t le st, that's w ha t it meant - to the followers of uoctor ~lio Bianca, the d octor from ' ilan w o p redicts a ca t aclysmic u ph eaval. The earth - to be tilted off its axis by forty-five u e g rees. The continent - to be flooded. Only ho p e of surviv a l - get up there, on ount Dlanc. ti urry, urry. ' ell, at the critical moment - ~octor ~ianco Bega n a count-down. lie roared "Five - four - three - two - one.• At zero - a bugler sounded the bl a st of dooa. · o c to r .d i a n co - g a z i ng u at t he sky • is e ro u p - sining a nd scr aming. ~ at ha ened? The sun came cout - li e ting up . the 1 ine Valleys. E veryt in g - normPl. o ex losion, no u · · ea v· 1. · he er of I;! ec t t ~n r r:.l i zi n no c "' ut to t c 9 1 c e, ow n · ou nt bl nc "t c. ' ,. - from O UI" . er. " t, il e s y in u e y ' SECT -- · a id D octor ianca •1 m . de a mistake.• l ow ~ick - w h o makes no mistakes. DRUNK IN PRES~ I.;,Lt;, MAIN ' , 'IREY JUST SENTENCh"D Ji.W• LA'mOPE - FOR TRYIMO TO S 'iAT PLIES \Yl'l'H AN AXE. WELL, r'...AN LA'l'RO E IORKS AT • A MAINE LOGGING CAMP. CUTTINO TREES. HARD WORK. THB WOODSMAN - DIIILLU~IOHED. FEELING UNAPPRECU'l'ED. DECIDING - BB•D LIKE TO GET AWAY PROII IT ALL. SO HE IllHALED THE FtllES FROM - A GALLON OF GASOLINE. WHICH IIADE HIii TIPSY. JEAJI LATROBE - STAOOBRI?ll AROUND '1'HE BtJlOC HOUSE. NOTICING - SOIIB FLIF.S ON THE ' .'/ INDOVI AUD UNABLE TO LOCATB A PLY SWATTER, HE PICKED UP HIS AXB AND STARTED S\TINOIHO AT FLIES. DDING · r> CBOPPIN'; D071N THE BUNK HOUSE. TONIGHT J"CAN LA'lROBE IS m THE CoetER. SIXTY DAYS FOR s ·· , 1 ATTINO PLIES ':IITH AB AXE.