L. 'P. OLDS, FISHER. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1963 Good E ening Everybody: Tonight the word "war" is being leard in the Malaysian capital, Kuala Lumpar, with Prime Minister Tengu Abdul Ralman, deciding to t>ut 1,is troo,s - "in a stale of preparedness". W1,ile ,,,e Britls1, naval commander in Sh1gapore adds tllat 1,e 1,as enoug" ships and men to defend Malaysia - s 1,ould llte Prime Minister ask for lte lp. Mea,uvlt'ile, tlte Britlsll note to Jakarta - uses tlle epitl,,et "u11civiliaed". Tllis refere1tce to •lat llet,t,ened to Ille Brilisli Embassy - in the lndo1tesla1t capital. More titan ten thousand rioters, buf'sting, into the Embassy - and sacking it. Smaslling windo111s, hurling furniture into the com1'ound - rit,1'ing tl,e walls will, knives. And t1,en they set t1te building - o• fire. LEAD - 2 Tonight - it's a smoking burned-out hulk. The British Ambassador and his staff - managed to get away. But the police watched - as the Embassy went up in flames. Bene• the London reference lo Jakarta - "uncivilized I" President Sukarno - a1>1>ears to agree. If 1,e winked when tl,e violence began • lie 's afraid of it gelling out of control. Tia at 's 11,e reason for Sukarfto 's proclamation - of ,,.artial law. His oYder to Ills lroo1>• - to sto1> Ille mobs tllat are ramt,agiftg tlaYONgla Jakarta. Tlaey bega,. by attackiftg - everytlaing, B'rilish or Malaysian. B•t tlley soon lu'rned to loolh•~ all ••ops a,ed beating ,,,, 1>edes lrians ,,. general. Fla•es are ligllting u/1 Ille sky loniglll - ove'r JakaYta. Tanks a,ul a'rmoured cars - moving iftlo lite city. TIie lndo•es ian army attemt,ting to restore order - out of chaos. U.N. At the U. N. today, the shar/)es t verbal da-rt was th · rown by - Formosa. The delegate from Nationalist China, speaki,rg about - a seat for Red China, the demand that has been raised - b y Albania and seconded - by the Soviet Vnion. Chiang Kai Shek 's delegate pointed to - the incongruous spectacle before the General Assembly. T1te Soviet Union has been calling the men in Peking - "maniacs, criminals, warmongers". Terming Albt111ia - "the cringing cur of the Red Chinese lunatics." So - what happens at the U. N.? Why Ille Soviet delegate supports the Albanian deletate - in demanding a seat for Mao Tse-tung. "Rather amusing"- said the delegate f't'om Formosa. KENNEDY President Kennedy tomorrow will meet a . delegation of Negro Leaders - to discuss the situation in Birmingham. High on the list - what the federal government can do to r,rotect Civil Rights. Roy Wilkins of the N. A. A. C. P. is sure to mention - the two points he made today:- First - an end to Federal funds for A la bama, as long as court orders on integFalion are defied. Second - stronger presidential si,pport for ,,,e Civil Rights bill. Afler tltat conference, Mr. Kennedy 11Jill1eave for New York - to spend the night. Tl,en, on Friday - his speech before t"e General Assembly of tl,e U. N. A major address on tl,e problems - facing tl,e internatioNal organisation. On Friday afternoon, off for Newport, Rl,ode Island, a weekend will, Mrs. Kennedy • and the chiltlre11. TAXES The President's defense of his tax bill tonight expected to co er much of tl,e ground we've seen before. But he defi,ies his terms more sharply - for the benefit of Congress. Take the ques lion of - economy by the Administration. Critics on Capitol Hill have said they w o u l d no l v o t e for a tax c ,,. t along w i th a h i g h le v e l of federal spending. To which the President replies that he'll cut spending for the sake of a tax cut. Specificall)· with regard to - PttmP priming as an anti-recession measure. The President' sl)oint - is this: he still thinks that lowering individ11al and corporation taxes - will give our economy the boost it needs to move into higl, gear. He still wants that tax reduction - of eleven billion dollars. BVRRICANE Port Acres, Tesas, a subarb of Port Artl•r - i• ,uader ttDo feet of tDater to,eigltt. Ba•e•efflts a•d livh1g rooffta flooded - in almost tllree tla o••••d loM••. TIie haltablta,ats, fleei•g - to lllglaer gro••d. Civil D•f•r1•e officials co••lder It - "a •lat• of estr••• •••rge,acy ''. Port Acre•, ltardest 1'11 - of tit• to••• al••• Ille 7'••••-Lo•lslar,a (seg•e•IJ of tlle G•lf Co••lt 1111 B•I t•e d•l•g• I• tdre•dy ••••••••• lo •••• •I• A,ad t•• •••Iller b•r••• I• Ne• Ori•••• ,r•d•te • gratl•al re t• ,.,. to r,or••l tl•rlr,g Ill• ••• t day or l•o. IEACI At Cape Canaveral an •Asset• - that ia alao 1o ■ething ot a liabilit7. •Asset• - the na■e of our fl7in1 laboratorJ. lt looks like - a alightlJ rotaa4 arrowhea~ ~nd fli•• pig&J-back - on a Thor rocket. Ou 1oientiat ■ have lldlt ■ ix •Aaseta• - tor a 1erie1 of teat• oa the beat ahape for apaoeahlpa. The fir1t •Aaaet• - a aucc•••· Thunderlaa fort,J ■ ilea lato the •kl .- before cllablng over th• •top• of it• fll1ht aro. And falling back - into the Atlantia. But the apace ahot ••• a failure in the ••n•• - that the fl7in1 laborato17 diaappeared. £videntl.J it'• loat - at th• botto■ of the Atlantic. Ou •1aaet,• 10•• - alon1 •ith it• packa,• of inatru■enta. r••• Yo• all 11110• II, I• li,ae of /Joe try: n ,,,,,.,, tl,at I slaall ,eever see, a /Joem lovely as a tree". No• tl,e tree llra t i,es t,ired ti, e /Joe I - ., ill ,.. ver ,,.. /Jlre a,ey O1t e agai,e. It wa• a fa•o•• oall - o,a tlle ca•I'"• at R.Mlger• U,alveraUy. Slxly ••lgl,t feet fall - a,111, 11'• tree - /Jo••lbly ll,ree "••dred yeara . .Toyce Kll111er ••' ••def' tlte R•lger• oat - ••• ,aever ••• 1, I• oale agai,e. If yo" 've bee• at R•l1er• you /Jrobably ,eollced lltat ii ••• dead. Today - tltey cl,o/J/Jed it dOIDfl. No• boll, 1,ave dl••lll'•ared - l•lo l,ialory a•d lege,ad, Dlcll, -;111 : yc• ICIHJ1er - a11d tlte oak tltal 111•/Jired "I tl,i,al, tltal I •l,all ,aever see, a /JOem lovely as a tree". A c 011 lrac I Illa t "•• j11s t bee11 ar,arded bJ Ille Ar"'y Er,gi,1eers for an America11 base on ll,e moo•. Weatj,.gl,o•se. gettlr,g al,no•t l,alf-a-fffilllo11 dollar• - lo tlevelo, a nuclear reactor for tl,e ba•e. TIie • ctor •o•ltl ger,erate f•el - for a,acesl,i,a. r•ere'• tl,e ,1cl•re. s,acea1t1,. ll••' . , •I o•r l•••r ••1-•tatio• - Hite Ar,,., lr•clts al a f••l •• ,o,. llten lalti,sg off for Mar• or V••••. A•ollaer c1a,1er o/ r/al•• Ver•e o• II• ••Y lo lleco•l•g a reality.