GOOD EVENING EVERYBODY: The word in Washington is - that Vice President Nixon gave both sides a warning. Talking turkey, he told the steel companies andthe union, what was likely to happen - if they didn't settle the long drawn out labor dispute. Congress would enact legislation that neitha- the co ■panies nor the union would like. Legislation - th•~ would clamp down on both. Over a month ago, President Eisenhower ga•• Nixon personal instructions - to try to ■ ediate. The President - keeping in touch with Nixon and Secretar7 of Labor Mitchell, while both worked on terms, which they pres•nted for a settle ■ent - backed - by that warning fro ■ fiixon. Last night there was an all-night bargaining session - and an ag•ment. Which gives half a aillion workers steel•-•• - a thitty-nine cents per hour increase in wages, and benefits. Tonight, io1er tilough, Chalraan of Board ot D.S. Steel stated that hia co■pany will not raise the price of ateel in the i ■■ ediate future. The new,, this ■orning received with Jubilatioa •••r1•b•re. Coapaniea and union pleaae4! Coaar••• ai•l .. thr•• ob••••f The atoot aarut avai .. •P••r4•1 Aa tor th• ateel wort•••• the•••l•••• tb• reactloa la prett7 ••11 expr••••4 by llllla■ Jeatlaa, a lab•••••• wort• for U.S. Steel la Pltt1bv1h. le 1a,1: • . , wife J••t Jupe4 •P aad I••• wltb JoJ, when •b• heari tlllt AFCIUAI J §TAI Violent outbreak• in Afghanietan. ~ -- by a savage riot in the~""'•~ clty Cl lmaxed of Kandahar. The death~•t - heavy. In fighting be\ween troop• end ra11n1 mobe. The cauee of tbe trouble! A decree bJ lbe Afghan govern■ent --orderln~ the un•etllng of wo ■ea. Whtcb 11 enougb to excite ■■ wide epread rebellion -- tn remote No1le• Atgbanietan. At landabar, No1le,a leader• were arrested• for prote1t1a1 againet the order, ,,.-,"lllD& wo•• - to unTeil. The arrer-11 -- followed bf the rl0t1a1. Wblob •oon took an antl-toretga 11an1. The Veit, wllb 11• ua•etled woaen -- blaaed for the ■oderat ■ I . . lano••tlon. An offlctal of A~ericen Aide, reported ■tabbed end . . ~;:!.7 -=:.;:dQ~ .. ~~ - In the 01,, of •• ,.,. a •o•l•• leader lbOI " two polloeaen 1 )'hen, on the 1treet - tbeJ torolblJ remoYed the ve111 from tbP. face• of hll wlfe end dau1hter. AITJ SENITJ i i The lar,ee\ Jewtsh houee of worehtp 1n tbl1 country -- baa been placed under police guard. !be T e mple laenu-11 on fifth Avenue -- after heTlAI been defaced bJ antl-eemitlc vande11 1 .lfiio palated -- a huge •A•l ••••Ilka on one well. llmllar aatl- '" ' ,_ - - w t ~ ~ - 1emltlc-".•"-••t -- at• 1yaa1a1ue ln r1u1hla1, end a ,cbool ln Coaaecttcut. -ttfi All, apparently, part of "world wlde •••• -J4t-~~A&v,~ of bl101r1_,.A.. ar..-.-1 0 1 ~ la Wei Geraaa, 1 /"11•r• ■ ore •e1tl1•• of ■asl tana,11■ -- appeared o••r lbe weekend. llallar evldencee of antl-•e•ltl•• la aaa, other countr1e• -- 111 tbe ••1 fro• llreden to Au1tra11a. Creak• la one place -- lallelln1 tho•• ln enother. Today, 1 talked with Holl7wood coapoaer Diaitrl Tioakin, about hi• race to beat Vice President llzoa. But not, for the GIP nomination. Tioatin being a mu1ician, who 7e1terda7 toot off fro ■ Loa Angel••• boaa4 tor ■•• York - in a Jet plane of A ■erloan airllaea; harr,lq on bu1iaea1 coaaeoted wltb a aotion pictwe ••4• tor US Steel. Duria1 tbe tll1bt tbe captaia \olt the pa111n11r1 - tbat, 1i ■ultaneou11J, tb• Yloe Pre114• ••• oa a aiailar Jet alrllaer - fro■ Loa An1•l•a to laahlqtoa. le a44•4 that ■ a,be the7'4 beat tbe llaoa pl•••• • raoe. Tloatla 1a,1 tb,r pl••• toot ezaotl7 to•• bo••• Loa &•1•1•• to ■•• rort; bat, th•• tb•J lear••• - tbe lizon pl••• bad aade it to laabla1toa la tbree-bova- aad-thlrtJ-nla• ■ iaut••• a••• traaaoontlneatal •P••• But tbat ••• onlJ oae record - oyer the SPJIP - 2 weekend. Another American jel elrllner flew fro■ - Loe An&ele1 to Boston -- ln tour••• bour1-en<1-twenl7- tour tnutee.t / · An leetern A1rl1ner , Long Beech Celltornla lo A Nlaal 1n lhree-houre,.,-nd .f ltty-nlne mlnute1. A Trane World Alrllner - Loe AnKele1 lo••• Wby the weekend raab of '"•4 record1T ...,,., ~ ,■11 wlDdl -- UI) twenlJ mlle1 an hour. ln1blln1 HYIPII There'B a mockery, fit for dev111, tn today•• explanation of ma11 murder, tn lanBe1. Where two cr1m1nale, killed a wealthy farmer and hll w1te aad two of their children. The 1\ory 11 that Richard tugene Blckock and Perry ldward Saith were cell ■ate1 1n the Kania• State pri~on. Where they 111tened to a tale told bJ a fellow conY1ot. Who 1a1d -- be had wor•d •• a farm hand for ■erbert Clutter, at G~rden C11J, Kan1e1 farmer ~nd gabbed -- about large 1um1 of ~oney kept 1D Clutter••••••• h11 hoae. I\ Blckoct and Saith were, pre,ently, relea1ed. Thea, later, the other CODYlCt heard tbe nn• of tbe multiple murder• et the Clutter fer ■• Re could only au1peot who had co•ml t · ed the atroo loue. er l ■e. And, the eueplclon haunted ht ■, ;atll - be lalted • 1 tb the pr 1 aon author l t le• about l t. A• a reault, Blckock end l■ l b were arreeted 1n Lal Vea••· Blckock - oonfe1~1n,. Be l&ld thal, 1nc1ted by the prleon 1011lp, they had ~one lo the MPIPP - a tara - to 1teal the suppoeed money t here. The attem p ted robbery -- reeult1ng 1n the m urder,. The bitter mockery - there wee no large •u• of money 1n the hou1e. The pr1eon go11lp -- 141• non1en1e. A~PMT ID ~•troit, two robber• went to the 4oor of a fur 1tore which was cloaed. lith a ha ■■ •r they ••••h•4 open the lock on the door. Goin& in - to a•t the loo\. That ••t off the bur1lar alar■, wbieb raac la th• local police atation. The cop• - in fa1\ ac\loa, arri•lng at the fur atore - within two ■ la•t••• So the bur1lar1 were oau1h\? lell, 70••• \hlu 10. Bu\, by th• tl•• the polio• got there, tbe7 ba4 ■ a4• ott with on•-h•a4re4-an4-tif\J tbouaaa4 4ollar1 worth of ■ iat coats. £1capia1 - iD an auto ■obile. Th• robber, toot J••t fort7-ti•• aeooada! lhloh certalal7 would•••• to eatablla~ a 1peel reeo ... iD the worl4 of ori ■•• - 0 - Toni1ht 1 •• broadoaatiDI fro ■ one of a, fa•orl\e place• - Late Placid, in the Adirondacta, where 1 ha•• B9Pl§81 - 2 been co ■ ing nearl7 eYer7 7ear since the 1st linter Ol7apic1 were held in this countr1 - here at Lue P lacid twent7-ei1bt 7ear1 ago. So ■• 7ear1 lot• of ••o•. So•• years not enough. But Diet, aa l loot oat ot tbe window here at the Late Placid Club it• 1nowiq - aa4 it baan'\ atopped snowing aiace we arriYed tw1nt7-tov hoar• aao. Ueep powder anow - thaa which 1 know of few thlaa• aor, beautiful! CHINAM,AI At the old city of Cheeh1re, in lngland, • Ch1ne•e laundryman put out a e1gn -- for the IPw tear. All 11ng ru deciding -- he' · d 1aprove bu1lne11 With a flne big e1gn -- to et,rect attention. Well, 1t eure did. The lign reade: 'In the Kew tear, we ehell open for bu11ne11 •••en daJ• a week -- except lunday1.• 11n, ru producing 1omethln1 new -- ,he eight day weet.