E Ell~ E VERYB DY: The head of our new federal Aviation A g ency ia • ete• Q uesada - Lieutenant General Llwood Q~esada, who enlisted in the Army as a P rivate thi~ty-four yeara ago - then rose through the grades to b ecoae a top comman er in World 'ar Two. resident Eisenhower is asking Con ress to p ut the General on the retired list - during his ti ■ e as Aviation Administrator. After that, it will be back to the Air torce for •tete• Queaada. Hie asaign■ ent - to supervise safety precautiona - for the plane• that fl7 through our akies. F R.AOSA --- Those declarations today by J res~- 1 ent Ei nho er ,- .&.l se w a n uecretary of tate Dulles - have o ened the door a bit wi d er, for Red China to enter. The r resi d ent n the ecretary of St a te indicating - we might ask Chiang Iai- shek to remove soae of his troo p s from Quemoy and utsu - in return for a Communist pledge to keep the eace in the Formosa Strait. resident Eisenhower & J oke while accepting the credentials of George Yeh, t1e new Nationalist Chinese Ambassador in ashington. Mr. Eisenhower saying, we are o en to any suggestion• - for an end to the shooting out t l ere in the Far Pacific. The resident making it clear - we are not excludin~ an eventual occupa t ion of the off- shore isl n d s by the Reds. We just want to be sure first - th t the re ult will be a reel p eace. uecretary Dulles put oat the same kind of hint - st his news c o nference. n . • olicy •flexible and C e lling our adapt a ble". r. Dulles added, we mi g ht make real -~--- fQMM9§A - 2 concessions if the Beds would aeet ua half-way. HlTICIW.ISTS Later in the day, the Nationali1t apokeaan at the United Nations - brought up the situat1on on the uinland. He announced that Chiang Kai-shek haa no intention or trying to invade the mainland - unle11 there 11 - a popular upr111ng r1r1t. 'l'his statement 11 calaing a lot ot teara aftlUll4 the u.1. - are - delegates had thought Chiang - planning - a auddan invasion rroa Pol'IIOaa - 1n the hope that the ChineN people would rally to h111.at,uaa21t. ' q At the · - t1M, Chiang•• c141lepte added Jt the a1ona111t1 will tight tor ew17 Jud ot their territory. Vbich pointa up llhat happWd on QulllOJ todaJ - are u.sJIU'iMa unloaded big gwm. to be ued bJ • Bl latlonaliat prrlaon. LITTLB ROCK The Little Rock achool a1tuat1on - •••• to 1M at an impasse. It's not clear how the achoola can be opened_ on any basis.,•~ WI • - ~ ~ ~ e v e a heard how the~•• 1 t ,, court ef AfJI al• in Onaha - stopped the plan to reopen the achoola u private, segregated 1nat1tut1ona. The court put Oovemor Paubua and . two hundred other persona - under a reatra1n1ng order. Violation would •an tines ot a thouaand dollara - and probabl;.t Jail terma aa well. So, will the Little Rock achoola be reopened - public and integrated? lot 1t Oowmor PaulNa can prevent it. He aaya he'll tind a way to get arodnd the court order. Be still think.a he can give Little Rook achoola -that will not permit Negro children to a1t aide by side with white children. -~- The Govemor doe an• r Jl": ''< what hll acbllle is• But the real •••1 question 11 - whither he can really do anything. ••H ! ....:J:n Washington >••••zJ ,, I discovered that the lQJera at the Justice Department are pastt1 iilt agreed - that Oovemor WTJL& ace, - 2 Faubus ia not likel.J to be aucceestul in defying the courts - not able to reopen the achools on hia own ter••• and do it legall7. SUMIIIT The Weatem notes del1ftred in Mo1co1t today - are identical. Britain, France, and Alllrica - uk1ng JQiruahchev to resume talka at>out a auait conference. Th• Allie, point out that it wu the Rua11an1 - •ho auapended thoae talkl back in May. Since then, lhruabchev hU been aa,1ng practioallJ nothing - about . . . ting the veatem hlada or goverment. So London, Paria, and VUhington are prodding the Soviet boaa again - trying to rind out 11· there 1 1 any chance or getting h1a to a sUlllllit conrerence. fUBGE T h e latest Hungarian, to feel the heavy hand ot Coa■unism - are entertainers in luda p eat. The singer,, dancers, a nd !idlers - who p erform in the cabarets. Tbe7 are accused or ad-lib perfor■ ance1 - with an anti-Marxi1t flavor. Satirical songs and jokes - about the coarade1 in the governaent. Saya one Coaauni1t - •wan, cab 0 ret artists need - a p olitical education.• Which they are now getting fro ■ thtladar regi ■• - which threaten• to revoke ti•• thou1and entertain■ ent licensee. More Red cen1or1hip tor the oity · on the Danube, that once was ao gay. ~p4101 For the 1econ4 4ay, Beirut tied up by - a general strike; and supporters of for ■ er Pre1ideat Cha■boua say they'll stay out until they get 1oae representation In the Cabinet of tremier laraai. Today, leaders of tb• Christian rebels met with tbl Preaier - in an effort to get an agreement. JlISSILES Another •mber or lato - 1ntenda to eatabliah Aaerican missile baaea. First it was Britain. Now joined by Italy. The Defense Minister told the ROiie Parl1-nt - ._ buea •111111111 will be eatabl1ahe'1 1'WJ •1:1 • &1'1114 with Aller1can Jupiter m1aailea - capable or hitting targeta rittHn hundred m11e1 away. A darin g attem t to eaca . e from Alcatraz - America•• •Devil's lsland• in San Francisco Bay. Two criminals, Aaran Burgett ot St. Louis, Missouri, and Clyde Johnson of em p his, Tennessee, were assigned to a work detail outside the wall ot the p rison. Suddenly, they j uapecl their guard - with knives. They bound . his bands and legs - and tied£ cloth over hia ■ outh. Then ti. slipped awa7 into the fog. The alarm was 1oundtd - and Fort7-tive ■ inutea later, Johnson wa1 apotted in ttie water on the west aide of Alcatraz. With hia teeth chatteriag he told the guarda, he was glad they had caught hia. Burgett, the other aan, ie etill ■ i1aing in the fog. A dis atch fro ■ Kam p ala, Uganda, telling of floods in the Belgian Congo - caused by volcanic eruptions. ln one p ~ ce, two live volcanoes blew their tops at the ea■• time - sending smoke and rock high into the sky. Molten lava, streamin g down into the jungles. Pouring into the Rutchuru River, in clouds of atea■ - blocking the river - forcing it over ita banks. The town of Go ■ a baa been evacuated• with ■ a111 aore in danger. Tb• hippo• In the Rutchuru mu1t be annoyed. Today, Don, witch doctor• on the iutchuru, were auttering their age-old incantation• - hoping to placate the goda of those Congo tire ■ ountaina. In Natick, assachusetts, the Army ia capturing th• heat of the sun - with mirrors. BJ •heliostat.• ;hat•• that? , Y, a square fraae coYered with three hundred aa4 fifty-five mirrors. The •helioatat• pick• up the 1un'1 rays - a nd focuses thea on a •concentrator.• !be •concentrator• has a hundred and eighty-five airror1 - which bring the sunlight to a point - at fiYe thouaand degrees Fahrenheit. ~lose to the heat of - a nuclear blast. The iaaediate ?Urpo1e of the beliostat will bt to test our anti-ato ■ ic equipaent.