I . ' "' I - L · t TP.IK THE E RETARY OF LABOR I IN NEW YORJ< TONIOtrr -- ATTEMPTING TO AVERT A MAJOR MARITIME TRDCE. ECRETARY GOLDBERG, ENTERING THE NEGOTIATIONS -- BY ORDER OP PRESIDENT KENNEDY. CONSULTING THE UNION -- AND THE OWNERS OP ABOUT A ' THOUSAND SHIPS. A WALK-OUT WOULD VIRTUALLY IMMOBILIZE OUR MERCHANT MARINE AND PASSENGER SHIPS. ONE KEY ISSUE -- AMERICAN-OWNED SKIPS REGISTERED UNJER PORBION PLAGS. THE UNION CLAIMS '!Ila THIS IS ONE WAY MANAOIMBNT AVOIDS;,,. AMERIOAN WAOES AND WORKIJfO fk_L, . CONDITIONS. r;;_J OWNERS~ THE CHARGE -- "AR ILLEGAL ISSUE." I\ EATHER THE WEATHER PATTERN FOR THE OUNTRY TONIGHT IS -- SIMPLE ANO REMARKABLE. SIMPLE -- BECAUSE THE USA IS NEATLY BISECTED NORTH AND SOUTH ALONG THE LINE OP THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN. REMARICABLE -- BECAUSE OPPOSITE RECORDS ARE BEINO SET ON BOTH , '1 . efU- SIDES OP THAT LINE. WEST OF THE ROCKIES A- SWELTERING IN A RECORD HEAT WAVE. EAST 01' THE ROCUES - ~ A RECORD - /, COLD SPELL. THE THBRMOMB'l'!R, HITTING A HUNDRED •- IN IIAHO. PLUNOINO TO THIR'IY-SQEN IN PENNSYLVANIA. BOTH TBMPERA'l'URBS -- EXTREMES FOR J U N ! . - ~ ~ t Lt ~ ~ · df- i~ -i::.vt- - r .., ll,4 ~ ::2. k 7,,,. o/· RAI IN BO S TON, THE AUDUBON SOCIETY HAS CO ME UP WITH AN EXPLANATION OF -- ~~ ... ASTl6 'lELLO W RAIN, THE SAFFRON DRIZZLE -- THAT HAS BEEN PALLINO~ ON MASSACHUSE'M'S. · 14, / - '-4-< l.CS,_ LIXE rm YELLO W PAIN~ SCARING A LOT OP DRIVERS W HO THOUGHT IT MIGHT STAIN THEIR CARS. BUT -- IT DIDN't. allB THE R!ASON~IS::.- THE PINB TREES OP MASSACHUSETTS. MILLIONS OP PINES -- BLOOMING IN THE HBAT. HURLING BILLIONS OP POLLBN GRAINS -- RIOH IN THE AIR. THE POLLBN, MINGLING WITH THE MOISTURE, TURNING IT YELLO W • .,._PRECIPP ATION, -~--=. \ J1~. - CONIIIG J¥W 1& IN TECHNICOLOR. 'l'RP'::JION:rOP m - JID;lf - AID l!WI .A. COD, i.t!LJ1Q!tt W !!If. 7WT ! OW RA 111:.. BULGARIA ~ ~UMORS EVIDEN E UPP O RTING THE S TORY WE HAD LA T NIGHT -- ABOUT AN A'M'FMPTED CO UP OF BULGARIAN GENERALS. AN ANTI-RU SIAN C OUP -- NIPPED IN THE BUD BY AN INFORMER. TONIOH'l' WE HEAR OP A STRUOOLE POR PO W ER -- INSIDE THE SOPIA C MMUNIST PARTY. MANY BULGARIAN REDS, OPPOSING COIIIIUJfIST PARTY LEADER -- TODOR ZHIICOV. CALLUM HIM -- "UNPATRIOTIC, PRO-SOVIET, STALINIST." RESULT -- A BIO PURGE SAID TO BB OOINO ON IN BULGARIA. COMRADE ZHIKOV, ROUNDING UP -- THOSE WHO USED TO BE HIS HENCHMEN. THE HANCELLORIES OP THE WORLD ARE ATCHINO BULGARIA TO SEE IP THI I ANOTHER HUNGARY IN THE MAKINO. IC !fflU HC KEV KHRU ffCRIV' IRB SIDE -ft REHA S H O F W HAT HE,\ A ID OVER AND O VER. THE SO VIET PREMIER,/ /_ -- ---4im ~rg__(JI,t) ti>ECJ;. SA YING HE INTENDS TO 1, S IONA PEACE TREATY -- \ I TH EAST OERMAN'Y, AND DO IT THIS YEAR. BLAMING THE LAOTIAN CRISIS -- ON AMERICA. CHARGING THAT THE W EST IS PREVENTING Alff AORBIM!NT ON DISARMAMENT. AND SO•• ON AND ON. AID A DIPLOMAT IN LONDON ·- "Kllll1iSRCIIIV SHOULD 'l'HROW AWAY HI S RECORD, IT'S aAfl■R BADLY CRACKED." GENE V A l . {< i ~ ROVING AMBAS S ADOR T O THE GENEVA C ONFEREN E sa:tD TODAY -- " I HAVE NO ALTERNATIVE BUT TO SET THE RECORD TRAIOHT. " AVERELL HARRIMAN, OBVI O U SL Y DISOUSTID W ITH -- SO VIET HYPO C RISY ON THB SUBJECT OF LAOS. DIBDII•. A CC USING ,,) GRONYJCO OF "THREATS, BOMBAST AND DISTORTION OP THE TRUTH." k ~ th· ~ ~ -=:; HA~IMAN SBT THE RBCORD STRAIGHT -- . . THE A CONPBRENCE ON LAOS IS NO NBAIIBR AN AORIIMIN'l'. OROMYXO, S'l'ILL RISING PROM HIS CHAIR TO SAY -- "HYET." NOR IS THE OTHER GENEVA CONPERENCB OETTING AHIAO -- THE ONE ON NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT. TODAY THE WEST ACCUSED THE RU SIA N S OP OIL IBKRATELY CRBATINO A DEADLOCK -- TO PREVENT ANY DECI IO N AGAIN T NUCLEAR TE TINO. DEBT THE HOUSE ~AYS AND MEANS CONNI'l"l'EE RAS VO'l'ED TO OIVE 'I'll! ADMINISTRATION WHAT rf RBQUESTBD YISTKRDAY -- A BOOST I1f TIii CBILIMO OP THI NATIOlfAL DBM. SBCRBTARY OP TRB TUASURT DILLON SAID THAT IIORI IMO! wom..o BB lfBltmD -- I1f TRB YIAftS AIIBAD. IN PACT -- ALIIOST PI'VE BILLION. 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SINATOJI SCOft' IS ElffmBLY MISTAKBlf." ~'l'BffNSOlf, IlfSIS'l'DO -- TIIAT II! DIDf"T JPLY TO WASRIJfftClf AT 'l'IIA'I' TIJm. t\ OR -- 'l'IIROW HIS I Iffl'LUlfCB AOADfST '1'1111'SB OF AIIIRICAlf PLAJfBS IN CUBA. IJf PAC'I', Al&ftl STBVINSOW IZlfllS THAT HE HAD ANY'l'RINI TO DO WITH -- THE ABORTIVB INVASION. TRACTORS Tll!RB ARE NO DBTA n,g ON THE TRACTOR TALKS ... THAT TOOIC PLACE IN HAVANA. THE MEMBIRS OP '1'111 AIIIIRICAN mt.NAftOlf, RB'l'URtfINO RONE -- AP1'ER DISCUSSING '1'IIE 'l'RAIZ WI'l'R CAS'l'RO. REnSDfO '1'0 PRIDICT •- WHAT '1'IIE ff!XT NOVB WILL Bl. L!AVIIIG 'l'IIA'l' UP TO THI "TRAC'fORS POR PIIDDOIII" CONIUfl'D) WIIOSI PIRS'f PROIILIN WILL Bl TO AlfSWD CASTRO'S IIDIAND •-PORA ORIA'flR NIWit OP IN:llt 'l'IAC'l'ORS. IENNEVY The resident today on crutch e s aL the White H ouse in the rose garden p resentPd this year's ~ollier Trophy. His ersonal p hysician SaJI he's much better; won't need artificial help much longer. To be back on hi• feet aoon. The ~ollier Trophy? Awarded for - achieYe■ent in aYiation? This year it 1oea to Admiral Willia ■ Raborn - who helped de~elop the Polaris missile. PBlH~ESS And what a day t is was for the Kellys. The clan that has lived in : estern •reland for centuries toaay • welcoming the most famous of all the Iellys. Princes• Grace, whose grandfather sailed from county Mayo - to seek his fortune in America. They did alright. The7 found a fortune - and his g randdaughter as we all know became first a hiladelphia beauty, then a Hollywood star - and finally Princess of Monaco. All across the Emerald Isle, •rish crowds have been cheering ~e P rincess - the Ielly girl fro ■ ?hiladelphia. Irish enthusiasm, hitting a p eat today, when Kelly cousins congregated by the dozens to welco ■e Grace. Police lines four deep couldn't hold back the crowd in front of the church where the rece p tion was held. Princess Grace, shaking h a nds with Iellys big and small, young and old, from the Mayor of the town to thelocal tinker. 1NC£ SS - 2 __ .,.. ______ _ Lat er, she du cked t h rou h the crowd with P rince Bainer - for a drive to •~roagh } atrick;• the mountain sa i d t o have een c l imbed by Saint ) atrick - in the Yer 440. Ever since, it's been Ireland's holy mountain - where p ilgrims flock every year. Today, t'rincesa Gr a ce p ut on a pa ir of sandals - nd cli ■bed with P rince Rainier to the summit; along with an unusual throng of pilgrims; attracted by the lovely Kelly troa hilly! An interesting p icture - when you think about it. The re p ublican lrish - cheering royalty. Applauding a citizen of Yonaco, who was born in A merica and never saw Ireland until a few days ago; Grace ~elly. The number one song today on the Irish hit parade, U ick, was - has everyone here seen Ielly.