GOOD EVE~ING t/~RYBODY: The P~e~inential bnard Aittinp in ~ar~inpton - will settle the Ptrike that haR had the Chicapo and Northwertern retlway paralyz~d. The comnany and the union, both a~reeinp to accept - "final and bindin~ arbitr~tion." Presentin~ their cane to the board - which will fnrmulAte the term~ or the ~ettlement . U~,t/4~ ~ ~ r _ I A. P res i dent ! e nnedy ' s n a uti c al instinct was right - ..-. bouL the y a c h t r a ce for t. he f.rne rica' ~ Cup. Mr. K ~ n n edy, takin· Lhe First Lady an d C ar olin e back to Ne~ p ort - de s p ite the e " SY .".mer ican victory on Sa turday. And ~hat the residents of the Wh ite House, and t he othor H p e ctators saw today - was as thrilling as anything in the history of the Cup co mp etition. A brilliant race in which Australia's •Gretel" go t off to a good start - t he n lost the lead to the "Weatherly.• After which, it was a seesaw battle - along the twenty-four mile tri a Jgle. W inner, "Gretel• - by more than forty seconds, ab out one- h u . ndred-and-fifty yards. The Auss ies an d the Y anks - even u~ tonight, with a victory apiece. \'ihoeve r ca ::) tures three mor e - the o e t fo ur ou t of se ve n - t flk~s / OSsession of the /,merica 's Cup. I ~:COHU ---- /.. n /~ e r i c a n s u p er s o n i c b o m b e r i, a s j u t b r o J,: e n t,o rec or ds - that used to be held by Lhe Hussians. O ne of our B- 5 8 " h ustlers,• carryin g fi v e md one l rn lf tons - to a n a ltitude of ei g Lty five t h ousand feet. No Russian p lane has ever got beyond - Fifty tliousand feet. And a R~ s sian pl a ne with half the load - made only Sixty-six thousand feet. E ow did our B-58 - set t h is fantastic record? .,,--- Major Fitzhu"'igh l l l l l l l Fulton of J.>alladega, Alabama - ke.i::-'t his plane level at tliirty-five thousand feet, until he reached twice the speed or sound. Then he arched his "Hustler• into a flight a.re - that sent him and h is men and his plane, zooming up for s eventeen miles. G E :~ E H , l A " E }' B r. Y ------------- thP new Pre r~ ~ent nf the U.N. Ge ner~l As~embly - Moh~mmed ~ AfrullP • han of Pok i r tAn. AF exnectPo, th rP wa r much back~trirR Dn)iticinF - amon~ t~e ne1epations. But the veteran U.N. repre- sentative from P~ki ~t an wa. the favorite, - winning bye . eventy two tc ~wenty seven. Head of the ~eventeenth General ARRembly thPt onen~d torlay - Mohammerl ~ afrulle Khan. u . rJ . . \ t h i £ s e G i o n - ltfi bt1l& f o 11 o 1Y J.4 - G J' o my to , t o r e p e a t lhtTroiko : >tP u ::; r l - L1 1c ~ ovi e t ; lrs n b y i'ih ich tl1ree lea d ers woulc te p l P. ce the ~P. c r et ar·y Gene r a l. But iros t of t t, e de let," tes ~ i)O l led - are no t tak ing tH) ~. Gromyk/' seriously on t h ~ ~ They think it will be - j u s t a S o v i et ges ture fo r the t · c c or d • Yti th the , Russ ian vote, eventu a lly g oin· to - A cting ~e cretary u General Bl!~ Thant. O r at ~ orst - S ovi e t abstention~ ,,,,,, ~ " \ One bi g ques t ion , cs alw· .y s in rec ent years - a p ossi b le Sent f or Red C h i!'la. Gr o my ko revived the demand - a 0 a in today. St ill, no one knows how s incere he is in view of th e g rowin g host ility be t w een M o s co w and .P eking. O ne new issue, th i "' time - the Commo n ~a rket. Khrushchev, as we know - i ~ furious abo ut ~e union of Euro ean natio ns. Yurious, ecause tneir ag ree ent, ' · o } coo pe rate - contradicts a fundamental Communist dogaa on the nature of capitalist societies . fie dogaa, ihat t h ey m~st remain rivals - r ther allies. Today, .... Gromyko s ugg e ste d a n intern ati onal trade g rou p - ~ ,t/-~ w.-t a___ embr aci ng the entire wor ld. A trans ~are nt thrust ai the Common Market - by way of the U.N. 1) An Indian engineer liv ing in st B er 1 i n - w ay s tilit he ' s g oini to knock dow n the Hed Wall . Ta e shwa r Z utshi, announ ci ng the date - Octobers c o nd, Mahatma G and h i ' s b i .. r t hd ay • T ap e ah war Z u ts hi , w r i t i ng t o it I\ tU tc1t .. ~., - J T ~ 1 :Z ~ Ulbric t -'1:l c hall e ng, y~ · u t-~ shoot me, as y u hav e ~ , , sh ot so m any r e fugees." lfso und s as if there mi. ht be a hot time at the Red Wall - come Oct ober second. ~ Meanwhile, tw enty -nine,,{East Germans hav e escaped from E as t Berlin - in the biggest mass bre ak for freedoa., since the Wall went up. Their esca p e route - a tunnel under the Wall. So wel l concealed, that the Reds didn't discover it - until a heavy rain, fi lled i t with water. By which time - the twenty-nine refugees were sa ~ ely out of East Berlin. I ' . VIET NJ,.Y ----------- In dn i gon o · ay , four Ame ic n m i lit-ry me n saved Lt,emselves - by SO!tle quick cti n. Scrambling 0ut of tre ir comm n d car - when a renade waa to ssed in by a boy on a bicycle. The · renad e, exploding - as the Am ericans h it th e g round. The f ragments, f lyi ng harmlessly - ove rh ead . A bout three hundr ed miles tb the nort h of Sa i g on - f i ve other Americans were un able to save th emselves. T h~y we r e victims o f - a helicopter cra s h. The _ Whirlybird, de velo p ing engine trouble - d iving into the jungle. All five A mericans - injured. ad- As this I' Viet Nam - was havin& better luck. No engine trouble in the Ame rican h elico p t e r s ~ ferrJH/ L oyalist troupe to t h e Pla in of keeds. Anoth er l i h tn~ng attack, that sent th e Red G u errill as fle eing - into th e jungle. ~ Leav i n~ ~ three hund red c asual ti es on the battlefield t, { - a nd m n ny p risoners in t.~ I r n of th e Loyalist forces. SATILLlll The Tiros weather satellite orbitin~ the lartb toni~ht - is the Sixt~ of OU Y re rte ~ - and tbe . ~ort rucceR~fuJ. To keep an eye on - the hurricen,belt around our planet. The firrt picture fle ~ h~d bpck to Earth - a clear ~hot of 1,,,, end the Hile. The newef't, thin~ trt space technolo~y. focuPsin~ on - the ancient Land of t be P yr am i d s • DIVER .§ Thir Reem~ to be the ~PaP on - when Frenchmen dii:;enf'eer fTom thP. f'ece nf the earth. Ler t, nt~ht, we h P d t.hP. ~tory of 8pelunkPr Michel ~ iffre - who ~pent tvo monthP tn a deep Alnine cave. !' iffre, recuperP.ti• efter sixty-two rl~yR in rlarkneRs. MeRnwhi le, the .ti'rench "oceanaut~" - Are · ti 11 down. Albert felco and CJeude weely - on the floor of the Mediterranean. They've been down there four days; with sta ndinp water pre ~ ~ure - twice ~ s powerfu 1 as eir preRsure et the surface. Falco And •erly, setting an end,rance record - with scientific Ri«n1fioanoe. Their doctor - P Akin diver, vt~tt~ the~ everyday. He PeyP, Diet, hump,n hein,rF could survive e 111onth or more, livinv fAr t1own in th 0 ~ eA. That g ang of vandals in Loughborough, Eng land - left part of the town in a shambles. First, they broke into a workaan's hut - and stole some matches. Then ~JJ. they ~IL ',t for a lu■beJard - where they set a four alarm fire. Damage - two thousand pounds sterling. Next, they broke into a house - and started another blaze in the kitchen. The house - burnin g to the ground. After that, they broke i . nto a f ara, smashed the motor of a tractor with an ax - and invaded the hen hou1e. They played ball with the egg• they found - and plucked enough chickens to till a mattress. Finall7, they led a horse out the gate - and chased it headlon1 into town. The horse - crashing through a store window. ~ µ. ;oint - of the atory!-,tJ'ne meaber of the gang - is two years old. Another - five years old. The ringleader - their seven year old sister.