7.- · h tle -a top. · t h r ou g h e nns 1 ,a n a to a - ice Pre ent · 1 o te p e up h i at t a c ks n en ato r e nned • T he R e pu li c an t and ar earer , re p eatin t h e cha r e that i opp o n ent 1 1 imma tu re ' , an g oi on to a y - ~ ' enne d i s th e k i n d o f m an ttta:t Kh ru shch ev coul d make mince m ea t of. 1 he i c e resi den t tol d h is ennsylvania au d ien c es that K enne dy is wro ng on a whole series o f forei g n pro bl e m s- Cuba , t he of f -shore islands, the U-2 incident, and so on. Turni to religion, Nixon sai d - 11 he doesn 't want to rais e it as an issue. B ut, he may have to if Jack Ken nedy doesn't d somethin g ooout his y ounger brother. The reference concerns Robert Kennedy's u accusation - that epublican headquarters are turningput aJ"ti-Catholic propa g anda. On domestic problems- ixon a g ain ridicule d Kennedy's economic program. Nixon ar gu ed that Kennedy h asn't thought out the ways and means of financing the program. NIXON - 2 i xon e timates that F ifteen bi lion w oul d beade d to the e d eral b u et - and ~ d eman s t o know here t► I E the D emoc rats f i u re they can f in d that k i n of mone . e D emo c ra t cc 1 a t e to d a ~a w elco m e b enthusia tic cro - as he t o re d t he m i d - ~e t . T en h usa n d amme d into eoria ' o u rt h ou e uare - to h ear 1 ena tor ~ -beee,:!y call f or a f resh ap roach to orl d p ro bl ems. A s ·enne Y put it - 'a new enerat ion o f Amer icans is g oing to lead t his country . 1 11 ay lon g , K enned y was h ittin g har d - at the farm problem . ha rin g that the Republicans don 't care - about the low level of fa rm i ncome ; 0r unemployment, throughout the a ricultural areas. K ennedy's economic prog ram! He repeats that America is rich enough - to afford the social services he wants. Esp eciall - exten d ing social security to cover m e d ical care for th e aged . C har g ing that the R e publica ns have trie d to wr e c k S ocial Security, K enned y stated f latly ' I b elie ve , r. N ixon has lead that wrecki crew. " - T on g ht the enn y camp a t he are opt i mi tic becau e th e ir man been pull in g t rnou t - in traditionall · epubl ic an tron o lds of Illinois . 'o ' r 1 e t ~ e1ho er ' et ·it · · houts 0 r Q ~ I ·a I ' e ' he , . ti•a d 0 r; reet lt of e ic o , our Ch · f xecut ve cro~ e the R i o G .r e - to me et ·ex ic o ' ent te o n C u a cuna . Thou a n s of e x i c ns ca m e out f or the occ a ion - in spit 0 ea · ra i n . The cheered thems lves o a rse , as re i e t E i e h o e r an d P re 1 en t a teo - e m ra c e d war ml in La ti n m erican ashion . They swa r med in to the square e o re t he ol d Sp anish ity Hall - to he ar Mr. Eisenhower fore - tell comin g prosperity for both nations. J /rosperity base on the Armista d Dam , which is g oing to be bu ilt - to harness the wa ter s of the Rio G ran d e . The che e rs in Ciu ad A cuna b ecame thunderous hen E is e nho · er an r a teos ple g ed - 11 in e st r uctible ex ic an - Am eric an f rie s h i p . ' C GO l o Co o so e V o O l · Con·o l s 11 r mp n t rou , n 0 u ort r of . Wt41eA 0 U 00 l i (tttrt,f,, obltto~ ' e an h i l e, t he U i c au g h t - in a cro s- f tre . n d , on U a . I L e o p ol ville , onl y two hun re Af ricans , ) - most of them children - turned out for the parade . In secessionist Katan a p rovince the parade had t o be cancelled. t . ·h xpe r t On v O m'J i..J a r e c on nc h e . 0 C . k bet < · p een u si a a n 1 rl C hi n - 1 ( . V ' h ' it i t oft lo .t~ , ca ro m ,ao r C V - c . o t l 1rni . ov i et 1 r h i 0 t G o m ru 1 st b loc . T he on on an 1 I i t s po int vut - th t the ca b le 1s no t st t e ocu nt . It ' merel a p o lite re p l to osco con ra tulat ions - o n the e:eventh anniversar of the Com mu nist ,fre v o u ion in Ch ina. But no hi g h ran k in Soviet inister t u rne u p in Pekin to ta k e part in the celebration. or ha ao cease to compete with Khrushc h ev - f or influence in the uncommitte areas of the worl . E specially - the newly ttw■xu liberate nations of Afric . ~'hy the assertion of monolithic unity - in the Red camp ? The best u ess is that ao an d Khrushchev are tryin to resent a common front to the est - even Kktm11 hil th aged in a deadly stru g le or p ow er b ehind w e ey a re e the Iron urtain. C re 0 0 ., th Br ta n an- l n a o mo plan f or nr nuc le 1 ie pon s . So s ' r f o n i ster , C ou e e rville . ut , there 1 a tch . ea lle 1 L orei g n i n i s r a dd th at the re 1 coope te - onl af t er they ha ve f e r t e ~ )\ll the ir on s .. r ki force . h o l of - un 1 the c n 1 th t e r allie . r a i n on level of e q ua l i t GO - 1he o on 1 o l · r u h - t 1 1 o n . In fa L , it .3 0 r ·o m h n > o_ z . o sa d o f po f · 1 our . O ur o· rnme ha p ro ise to hol the 1 e o g ol - a th r · - f i I ol ar an ounce . But on the on o llo i xchan e , the p reci ousJmetal i Sel lin at fort dolla rs an ounce . 11 of the amble rs - tr in to u g et some . Th e reason. - t he elieve the Dolla r is about to e dev lued . So there's a fiM finan cial band wa g on - ro ll in furiously in t he B ritish capit 1 . The London g ol rush. 0 i e eat er were y o u a e? ~re 1 m l ·t•s 0 3 ·, we'v · JU t a t ee inc of n n o ' to a y; trees all dee in 10 .ike in mi - : inter; it' still s no · in - an t e e only October 4. But ere's an int re tin e at er re J ort about sub-tro l ic 1 con itions in northern ~anada in ctober. It's a ' itim te weather re , ort issue by rofessor ndrew chair of Uartm ut1. The ca ' ch bein - t a t rofessor c air is e of the D rtm uth a leontology De , artment. So he s ~ ecializes in - ~re- istoric rocks and fossils; nd he's referring to 1orth America - fifty million years o • . ' rof essor cN air 1.as just returned from an exl.edition to orthern Canada - where e and his men gathered thousan s of fossils bene th the Arctic tundra. A ong t e foe ils - reptiles, arm ater f i , and tro i,J ical 1 nt . rovin at C n a once a - a C im i ke r z i 1. i fty i l e r a o - Dick - hen t eren ' t ny C nadian aroun t s y ey w re feelin tie C n t n ike Brazil now. r / / / , - 0 1 / L., 0 l , / / /, L/ . I / 0 - 1 1 ' : l~ _( , /4 ' 1 1 g a me a , e n t - 0 1 u 0 U i t t - 1 i e o t u e 0 . at u af r ol C u ... c h i il - a t C i m r 1 i t t h o en . U 0 a 0 C C i t o t h e cue . / /4 uin hat e a in 0 o it i on - 0 f en i m sel .,,I o hi a ai n t o ea - o f a cou n t tt C <.. r o' s u ent cause h i ~ o o t n U C i l it or c o r C · a s n o r e ac e - o o n cu a o C C 1 1 1 e a t i s l ie t - o p r e e r a ol e 0 e i t e t CHURCH ILL - C entury manner. Or p erha p s a roun d o f f istic u ffs, as in the Nineteenth Ce n t u r y . B ut this is the T w entieth Century - an d the plainti f f can't do an y thing more violent than ask for a court room verdict in his favor. Ital Randolph Churchill~ 1fllo. thinks ~ the M P should be alla made to pay up for -- calling him a coward.