, BUDGET alone,4-9 January 17, p t.oA , l- ~ ~ - ~ ~ President Kennedy'r budget Thl text ) ' l four hundred pages long. With an appendta of a thousand. one hundred end ninety five pages. The contents on a eimiler scale. The figureR involved in government 1pendtng - unla&g1nable. HlnetJ-eigh' billion e ight hundred million dollars. The reaction to it on Capitol Hill 1• elon1 party ltnee. ~01t De ~ ocrats. calling it - 'progree1t••• Republican• saying there 1hould be drastic control• on epend111g. The big ileue - that deficit of almost twP-lve billion dollars. D1rkeen of Illinoie crtticise• the President for eeeming to imply that -- 'the bigger the deficit, the better.• Byrd of Vtrgln1e and Anderson o f New ~extco, Democrate on the Senate Finance Coamtttee - believe Mr. rennedy ehould think a~aln, before he goes through with hie tax•• plan. There is aystery tonight - about De Gaulle's I intentions . Till now, the President of France bas been conaiateat - in his attitude toward British entry into tbe Coaaon larket, saying Britain aust only coae in •ithoat qualifications. Or aa an associate ••b•r - with concessions for the Coaaonwealth. at all? Does De Gaulle really waat the Britiah in It would aeea, in view ot today's aotion by tbe french delegate ia Bruasels, that tbe negotlatioaa ■ ay be brotea oft .. De Gaulle, ■ aking that proposal despite the oppoaitloa ot Belaiua, Bolland, Italy, Luxeabourg a■4 leat Ger■any, who want Britain - in the Coa■ oa lartet. KHRUSHCHEV When Khrushchev looks pleased with himself and Albricht looks apprehensive - you might suppose the boss of the Kremlin 1s laying down the law to his puppet. Today Khrushchev put on quite a performance - at the Berlin Wall. · With Ulbricht IIUch concerned that IOll8thlng ■lght happen to 1 tbe boss. A pot shot from weet Berlin tor example. Khrushchev at Check Point Charlie, smiled, waved, and mugged tor the ca•raa, even shook hands with two A•rlcan ott1cers at the check point. Pertoraance over, cli■bing back in hie car - and driving orr. That wlerd Wall still there. l'flLY Thi Joint c0111Nnique 1ea\lld in Washington toclaJ - call ■ tor an international nuclear torce, under Nato control. Italy'• Pre■ier Pantani, agreeing with Preeldent Kennedy - that national at011lc areenals would uke the eltuation in lurope aore dangerOU1. Thi old tear that bai exieted 1n wa■blngton - elnce Preeident liNnboll8r '1 r1r1t adllln11t,atlon. Pear that one nation aight touch ott - a nuclear ar. Another point agreed on toclaJ-:- J1111r1. DNlldJ and Pantan1 ■a,lnl - that our Jupiter ■11111e1 • J be pulled out ot ItalJ. Polarie ■111lle1 - aboard 1ubllartne1 in the Nldlterranean will be anough. BIIS - Everyone 1n the news bus1nees will be interested in the following. The oldest adage of journalis■ is that a news •n has a right to keep confidential the source ot a story. That•s on trial in London. Reporters Reginald Poiter and Dea110nd Clough or the London Sketch, ordered by a parli-ntarJ tribunal to 1a, llblre tblJ got their 1ntor•t1on - about convicted C01111Nni1t IPJ Willi.all va11a11. Both newe •n retuaing. 'l'he1r deten■e - treedoa ot the press. Thi London parlla•ntarJ tribunal now to decide. • . , , l 7) Before we have an audience with the Dalal Lema - talk w1th him about the fate that hee befAllen h1e country, tiret 1omethtn1 about the trlp- you ■ate to reach \he place where the Dalal Lame now 11ve1 1n exile. ~ A1 I explained in my 1a,1,Dhar••••la 11 aa Indian ■ llltary caaton■en\ ln the •••tern Hlaala1a1, only a few ■llee fra1 ~••b•l1j and Tlb e t 11 jue\ over the ran1• - qulte a range, \be Hlaalaya~. 1War1a1baa, -- 'BeavenlJ Place• that•• the na■e of tbe hlll\op near ,-. Dhera1ala where the Dalal Lama re1lde~. To 1•t lo bl• BeavealJ Place you have to 10 throuah,oh, at lea,, a blt of Pur1ator7. Tb• journe, fro• Deihl to Dhara1a1a ll llke stef'Pla1 back 1 nto the page• of Xlpllng. In Delbl one of the Dalal Lama•• chlef advl1or1, T1epon lbatabpa, loaned me bl• bedding roll, and eaoorted me to the railway ■ tatlon. Have you ever ■ een the rallwey eta\lon 1n on• of the larger cltte• of IndlaT lo alibi ltke l\ • on earth. A allltng throng of walking, runnlng, aquattlng, 1leeplng ■en and wo•n ot • dosen race•, and 111 1orl• of coetuaee. lverJbOdJ wltb bll bundle• . Vendore of food, porter• wl\b tool loctere and bedding roll• on tbetr beade. What a eoen• for Ctneraaa. The tra1nt The aaae Iba\ ba•e been or11- oro1a1ng Iadla alnoe tbe day• of the 1r1111h aaJ. OnlJ now \be window• baTe beaYJ tron bar• - 10 prolecl rou fro■ robber• and daoolte. The 1ltdln1 door of your coaparlaeal ta er ■ored too, wl\h beavJ boll• , 10 you can loot 1ouraelt ln. You open your beddlag roll, aprea4 11 on \he buat, a\reloh out, and off you go ra\llln1 lhrougb the nlghl, followlAI \be old ~ rand Trunk load, a1oa1 wbloh llpltna•• Kl• had bl• ad•enlure ~ . Ou\ at dawn at Aabala ln lhe Punlab, no\ tar J'Z-- fros Aar1,1ar, cltY of \he Sltha. A cbuaty man wl\h a aoon face atrlde1 up and ••1• ••••••ber ■et• Be ldentlfle• htmaelf •• T1ewon1 •a•11al, our Tlbe\an ln\erpreter when Lowell Jr. and I ma a e our Journey to PAk♦ I k♦ MA - 3 Lb••• 1n Hlneleen ron1..-Htne. I badn'I reoo1n1zed h1~ - be'• 10 fat -- from Indian beer, be ••Y•• A thrill to find I•• lo be emcorted to the Dalal La■a by lhe eame Teewona wbo was along on the moel 1atere1tta1 louraey I ••er ■ade. Up troa lbe Plata• of India we cll ■bed la a ~••P• And a o w we are hl&b in the Hlaala7a1 al ... r,aehaa, ,he Rea•ealy Place, all set to ■ee, lbe Dalal Laaa. Toaorrow Aliht, lf the new• per ■ 1t1 I will tell ho• the Tlbetaa ruler-1a-ea11e look• now, and what i i be tell••• about blaeelf and bll people. •ow fro m the HeaYenlJ Plece I return you to America, ) ~ , 7 _ to God'• countts, to Dlot •oel. cmARBTTES In the old days, at Cripple creek - JOU would pull out your sack or Bull Durham or Dukl'e Mixture and roll your own - maybe with one hand. According to the Preeldent•s budget any et111 do, tor Uncle Su takee a cool aillion in taxee - troa the eale or ctaarette paper to thoee who roll their own.