We gettin g I am broadcasting from Sun Valley tonight and Al-,~~ the news ~ Bo is e • .Wbieh meaae t»aa~ tbeae .. ~ ~atcbe& ooae acroaa tbe iater•eije\ain wire. ln~ the oew1 eoaee t.hia ie t.be •est. - plus.. 'J.'he wires. i.ach nited Press has a whole systeiof regional one filtering the news to a certain area. '!'hat is, there is a selection of diE patches bas e d on the idea a and preferences of each 1ection. Each gets the kind of news that the daily papers, the radio and the people of the region are interested in the ■ ost. Each gets its own kind of new• emphasis. wire an 7'-.~ntermo u ntain wire, Wlil@ covers Idaho, Utah, am Montana _ ~•e of the rem o test populati o n areae in t h e country. So what. do t h e pe ople out h re prefer i n t 1 e a y of news of t h e world? T-h is regional wiPe g iv e-s -- a p ict u r @ of t.-haJ.. ttri a w 1 ■k, I Le~ iew York determined to review a close acquaintance with the ~est, and this is one way of doing so• looking at world events the way the people of Idaho, Utah, and Montana look at them. Something of an••• adventure - working with the 1.ntermountain ttire. - - Th re s unofficial denial that an Armistice a g reemen t b e tween Israel a a · t b d gyp as ee s i n - but it looks as if one wiJJ te con. From be co n f e ~ n c e on th e .! s 1 a n d of .n ode s co m the news that a com romi e ha~ been reach d, wit the repr e nl at iv of Israel and I Y. t hurryin home to obtain the formal ac q uiescence of their overnments, firom the Jew.sh side the word is that Israel will accept th compromise if Egypt wil l okay it. All - so optimistic that a rumor got ou~ - peace agreement - . . I signed. - 'he com ro m ise was pro os d i o a last minute move by • U N .aedietor• Dr. Ralph Bunche. Q.nd is said :, -""~~c+ to concern t!:le famous Biblical town--~-t.he southern · a.,_..c:.-"a~~ 4 - ~ desert -- Beersheba.-- ~ J - ~ In th " re cent • ar ~ ~he " g eb, Israel captu rea ershe ba from the Eg~ ptians - and during t.e peace i nsi L nl talics on the isl nd of Rhodes) E ypt n . t ting cf= ~di • P, ,-----.__ii,-----;)~ ,.J as GAM _ _l___ - 3 e r o rn r in a o o_pos i n a e a p a c s s an. cam e su f n V in e e ':) is a ure, Q. re pr m e a _uic · o v t o la 1 he am 1 · n .L • ' h ~ a versA of lhe measure , witn al 1 ..> o r ul influences behin d ih , were sup _ osed to · exceedin ly stron . But the re olu i n to table as pr o mptly carried - on a tide of anti- gamblin feelin. he vote t h ·rty-three t twenty-five. To ta the bill off the table w uld re uire a vote of t o-thiras, meanin - the bil tol galize ambling in laaho as almost de ad. tL_: .. _1 _ _ . " . . . . o : . :; - a .. l, . ( -· - · .. . .a--- ~ o 0 ~ C - ,.. 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That was over tne ~eekend, an today they alked u p to a parked car, pressed a knife against the side of the motorist and took t e car. ut by now they were int e to ils , the anhunt ~ A . closin g in - ~ imeon they )... Sheriff of n them . The ·· tried to/\ break • A t San ~ ~ ~~ t.,~ ~~ c ~m u p on a road block, m nned by the ont rey County. lie tried to sto ut t c ar came chargin strai ht at hi~ a nd he had t o j um cl ar __ the am fu 5 itiv s whi zzi n g lon • e r · f · p a nt.o l S 1 U C r, and ave C as . 'lt 185 a blo d ana t un a r er it, e e rif f fir· n h o t a t lh e C per ,, s 1eriff . on. t is hoot,·ng finally , e rsu a th i nap · er ana th e rob er t~ ive u p . h s topp d , crawled out o the a r, nd surrender d. • n e r 0 /... 4 1:1 e r 1 sav .G · J . ' n i . ' i ni n a s r . 'I ' re . , .:3 l a . rch b a r r • a • L. l - i si r ee s. ' h e . "' e n u i t t, e i l <i c ou r 3 of Boise Basin to loo a ter tn :. r tra line • h t ich ns - fur trappin. SnareE at are set or b~aver an th r fu r bear in a i al s. o wor ~ a r u l rom them maro n d, as they ere d uri n ~ ,... period of g r at blizzard nd cold. an s fle t look for t.h em. T e 0 t, i S ent win 0 in l the cabin~ "the · fur-trap in o -couple were kn •n t o · ve 'lccupie • No a g n of i e. ,he cabin a ciea c P a c e~ )\I, · ich looked ominous. The s arch WRS conti . 4 n ay comes word ow a :, ilot spot t ed u e . I an t, er C · in in t, e frozen i 1 ' - an 0 n n e s oped b z zi ... ace. An out o f t ca . in C u e . r. and r . ~ i 1 e • ' i , ) r e t r o v rj o o ? re t. . v " . ., . l gra t a e a rriv 1 o r~ s c e. Not at a i l 1 a Yi s " i ' .. .e z ar r· of t P i. anol.n r. ... o e • · n a c:ir am c - ', 0 -i - - r Tne ur trapJin hin s • re snu 1: s ttl d. / - an w ou an o be re 'cu ' r h -It-Up - Creek?