L T . 8 l I Ii_ :__ FI ' II E ll . T E D \ r . D E E \I B E R J J 9 C -- - ----------------- --------- , _ ___ _ P PE Th · • \ir India pla11 Iha/ i f l )i t1 g Pof>e Paul to Bombny - ha "" in/ er li11g - ind e d a 11 -iki ng 11ame. "Na 11 ga Pn r hal " . all d n f l e r 011e of th e gi ants of the W / er 11 Him ala _ , a s . Toi e1•ing, > ' u gge d Nnnga Parbat - a hallen ge to mountaineer w here climbing is tough - to11gher that, alm . ost a11 yi here else on ot1r planet, a mountain of a ala,rch . es. Often called the killer mollntain. Actually it's on the Indus Ri er, in northern Pakistan. As the Pope takes off at Rome - Bombay is preparing to 1'ecei e ltim. The Catholics of India ready to llail - the head of their chu . rch. Tlze l11dian authorities, keeping a close watch on militant Hind11 organizations - that oppose tire Papal visit. N A I lh N, "co,npromis e - jusl ill lime for lh openi11 r o f th G ~ n er al Ass e m/Jl). - ~ " ~ ~ ltou lit e dil mma began .:rhe Ru sian ,.. . refu ing to pa - llt ei r d bl lo lit e U N. Tlt e Am e rican , insisting that the Ru sia,z lo e /heir o/e - until /hey settle this debt. The signs pointed to - a shattering co,ifro,zlation. A showdown at the U N - be tween Mos cow a,i d Washington. The Secretar, , General ltas been working behind tlie sce,ies - to prevent suclt a showdoivn. And U. Thant came up with - a compromise. Namely - no issues to be considered just now. If - they have to be settled by a •• vote. f say "just now" - because this is ,io final solution. The showdown - has simply been postpo,ied. The question of the Russian debt to the U N - still much alive. -f'SHOMRE FOLLOW -- - -- --- - - ----- - ---- ~ ~ - Th e U N m a )' 11 o I It a I e a c r 1 s i s - o - v e r l ll e So v i e t dbl B,,t some d e l eg al s ar e pr e dictin g a cri is of a different k i nd - iti view of lhe announc men/ from Leopold ille. Pr e mi ,, Tshomb e, declari,ig - llzat he will co m e to I Ii e U N ,i e x l z e e k . Ob i o u s p u r po s e - to pre Sift t his case to the General Assembly. You miglzl tlzink tit at any head of government has sue/, a rig/it. Yet there may be trouble from the Africa,e members - who have criticized Tsliom::;,IWho would prefer - no t Io 11 av e the Congo le s e le ad e r ex /J lain l he s it u a Ito n in his co1,11try. A1fcluding tl,e llumanitarian military operatio,. / - that saved t"'o thousand hostages. BAKER ,, ,., - 1 ' h e S e na/ Rul s C ommit/ ~ ) nnl i nl ere l e d i n Im a11 - a s II iln esses . Th m e mb e r agr e ed .... al lh ei r la/ s t s s i o 11 o 11 Bob b ') Bak e r - Io ignore I Ii e all ege d par/J g i r l uho ha s b ee n m e nt i on e d prom i n e ntl y . B e auti f ul Ell e n Rom e t s ch - no w ba c k al h e r home in West G e rman y . And /li e olh e 1 · b e aut i es i n lh e cas e - they are also getting the g o .:. by. ( i nteresting W h a t do es Iii e co m m i tt! e find mo r ~ • ~ » x - than pa , rty girls? Wh y - tlie question of kickbacks. Who cut whom into the deals - for , o hat kind of fa v ors - while Bobby Baker was secretary to the Democrats in the Senate? Noto, tohiclt would yo i t - rather liear about? Kickbacks - or party girls? H T h . ' ho J . . . H l n e n N w D elh i -- ,mbol ize o n e o f th tr u so histor int e Tw entieth Ce ntur y . The tr a ed. of tho w ho conmi tte t hem elves -- to " The o d t ha t iled. 11 H l d n w s a brl , ht y ou m n of British blolo y when h e b e e me a cqu inte with the work of M a rx a nd Lenin. cquainted -- n d convince d . He oined the party as a car - c a rrytn Communist. n d since Communist involve d worship of Stalin -- H a ld a ne defended the Soviet tyrant in books and article for more th a n a eneration. In f act he repeated every Stalinist myth -- that came out of Moscow. nd, he attacked Tito -- for defyln St a lin. He even swallowed Lysenko biolo g y -- because Lysenko w a s St a lin's favorite scientist. Then -- Stalin died. Khrushchev -- revealed the truth. nd Haldane . lik~~o~~Q~ Communists -- was morally crushed. Not the type of man who c ? n simply recant -- he felt he h a d to get away ro m h is British colle a ues. So . he fled -- to India. A nd 1 pse d into -- obscurity. HALDANE - :! No" cl • ad i11 N e u D e lhi - al lit a!f o f s e , e nly- llflO. A cnsualt) o f lh e Com1111111i · l fraud - J B S - Haldan e . Who mi g ht ha, e b e 11 - th e er al es / biolo g i I of his lime. OLLIS/ Th <.' S / t r II O _f / ,, o r ,, , ~ i a 11 I a II k Y " S I o II Dag a l i " - t W i\1 ':\I . r Ii ~ i11 on e h 1t II d r i ' d nnd f o rly f , e I o f ual ' Y. iii on Po - /" i y I _ \ r-f i I ' mil e II Or /11 n · I of N (! ll J e rs .\ , s Barnegat Li git I. Th r 111ni11s o f /" , s" i,, /ha I 11 n cul ill h al/ - by /he I Ya , fi liner "Shalom" Th e I r11 of the la11ker- i e11/ dottn lik n /011 • Settling - 011 lh floor of the A I l a 11 I i c . A N I J e r ~ ) di v i n g c o 111 p a ,, , go I t Ii e j o b of - ll II n. Ii n g f o r I It e w re k age . A 11 d 11 o w I w o di v e rs /1 a e f o 11 n d it - and explored il. Jim Caldi ell of Toms Ri e1·, NetfJ Jerse, , - and Jack Brewer of Easton, Pen11syl ania. Tile divers 1 ere able to enter the engine room - and some of tl1e passageways. They didn't see - an . y of the missi,ig crew111en. The'} ' did see - a broken liulk, lying on its side. All tliat 's left of the "Stolt Dagali" - once a proud vessel of tlte Norwegian Merchant Marine. MARS / / flt r c a r m e II o n '1 , r a , , e I It ~ _ , a p p r e h e ,, s i e l o 11 i!( ltl, about /ho e Ito obj r /c:- f la s hin touard /lt e ,n - J · .·o m I It m . , t r i o II P I a 11 e I . E a r l It . Af t r a I I , h o u t o u l d w e fee l i f /h e Martians launched - two simultaneous earth probelP Thal' -- h)fJotltetic:al. The reality is that the Russian and American spacecraft - are itt a race toward the Red p/a11el. Zond-Tn o and Mariter-Four - with the same assignment. To photograph - the surface of Mars. How - are they doing? f'or on . ce the Russians admit - they too have their troubles in space exploratio,a. A Tass report states that the power of Zond-Two - is only half of w h at it should be. With lite Soviet Mars probe - in jeopardy tonight. By contrast, Mariner Four is right 011 target. Tl,a · h d d f the star Canopus Which the spacecraft ts, ea e or - • might reach - in a few million light years. If - it kept moving toward that particular star. MARS Acluall.), 011r . ·i nli Is nre pr • paring lo 01 • d r th In · / chan r of dir , lion. Turning Mari11er Four /011a,-·d a point in th e /hat should bring ii 1 ii/tin ~~ t, l, 1/iou Ma rs . · R e 11 d z · o u s - in Ju l y • ).. WEATHER I f o u Ii v ~ in I '1 e Nor I '1 , So II llz o ,, m id we s t )Ott k1101 it' co ld. r, t e r 11 that i ralhe1' · relali e. It's cold in Bemif i, Mi1111esolt1 - thirt.1 below zero. It's cold i ti Ta m Pa , Florid a - t It i ,, t.v abo ve z er o . T '1 e fJ o int be i n . g that the thermometer rarel y dips lower - in either place. And right now a terrific winte,- gale - is whipping ,,p the Atlantic. Ships - disabled. Rescue operations complicated - because tow lines are snapping like threads. Even the crews of tl1,e fishing fleets - are reported sufferhtg from seasickness. While Southern Californ . ia is having a record - heat wave. Eighty-eight - the warmest ever for Los Angeles on December Firs t. Cold here Dick • b II t hotter than - in Los Angeles . they say. n n -- o - o - r . W h o l r - t r .,. _ b op e n i n e w b ox o 1 i No I'm not re rr n · to Wi n t o n Churc h ill. ltho h C h u rch il l-.- s mixe p in t h i s s to ry . T h e non a er a r1an -- V a lentino Bontempo o f Ud1ne. It aly . or y e ars he has been .sendi his f e l icitations to Churchill -- on their birthday. Churchill send1 his felicitations -- to Bontempo. Plus -- a box of cl a rs . Two men -- who have j ust turned ninety . . Winston Churchil l -- of London. Valentino Bontempo -- of Udine , Italy.