L.T.-DELOO.~. F ~ , ID -'st-. a. r\ ~ Calfo . . &MOunc ... nt that an agreeaent haa been concluded tor a union or the ltlngd~m or Ye•n wlth the new United Arab Republic." The crown Prince ot YelNl'l declarlnl • that he haa reached full accord with Bgyptlan Prealdent lu■er, · llho la to be - the head ot the Bgyptlan~yrlan atate. I' The •rg•r with Yemen would be a "tederal union". Whereby the Klng or Y-n would retain hJ.a throne - IMa A unltled ■tate conalatlng or a monarchy - and two Repabll•. Sollethlng - or a political novelty. It realm to be INn lfhat "111 COIie out ot thaN rather 1urprl1lng developaenta 1n the wrld or Iala. Ot obvloua llll)Ortance - tor Israel. And algnltlcant - tor the balance or power among the Arab atatea, th-elvea. u Then, there'• 'r exploalve aituatlon ln aouth ... tern · Arabia - where the Yemen lies. The Brltlah - at odda with the backward kingdom. So what will thla new union mean for Brltalnt ~ Indonesian rebels, today, announced If they tave proclaimed an anti-co11111Unl1t1>vernnent on the 111ana or Revolting - against the pro-C01111unt1t pol1c1ea ot Pr•ldent swcamo•a government, baaed on Java. Last night, we heard - this ... thNateMd - now ate~lallzlng ill today'• 1n1urgent procl-tlon. ALY KHAN Aly Khan - tollowtng 1n the footsteps of h1a father, the late Aga · Khan. Becoming - the Pakistan Ambaaaador to the United Nationa~ Recalling - that his father had a dlpl01111tlo career, in the years following the First World Var, )fhen, tor a time - the late Aga Khanna a delegate at the old Leape ot latlona. Presiding, for a time - over that lnternatlonal organization. Both - proalnent 1n boree-raclng. The tather - a repeated winner or the Inglish derby. Aly - a raoe hone wr and a Jockey. Rldlng - a hundred winners, 1n hla tlae. Both - making •tr11110nlal headllne1. The old Aga Khan - •rrylng several wives, including European beautlea. Aly - tlrat espousing an lngllah lllllt heiress. 'ftlen - IIIIU'l'Jihi · movie actress Rita Ha,worth, in a well publleized ••••••• romance. But there's one point of difference. The Aga Khan was the spiritual la head of the Ismalll sect of Moslema. ALY KIWI - 2 But Aly ls not. Hts rather, in hls will - passing over hi■• Haming Aly's JI a son - as the Aga Khan. But, anyway, Pakistan appoints an lntereatlng Ambaaaador to the United latlona - Prince Aly IChan. ClVI In South Africa - an anthropological discovery wlth dra•t1c I I e lmplicatlons. Suggeatlng a confllct..,.. a ■llllon · or ao years ago - between an ' ape man" and a "ml11lng llnlc'. Which they call - the earliest exuaple or a "true an", - a tully ~eveloped human belng. Some years ago, a headline or aclence - aide• a wlth - . dlacovery ln a South African cave. AnthropololJala A. t1ndlrig - the South ltrlcan "ape ■an". So llhere do tt.1 DOif t1nd the "»"18 an" r In that- ""• A skeleton dlll up. l skeleton dating back to the • - perlOd u the "ape ■an. I • s - cave - ••• tllle. Leading to the auppoaltlon • that the 'TN• man" may have• overcOM the le11 lntell~t "ape IIIUl." And seized poaaeaalon - or the cave. At tbla ■oaeat, l'a thlatla1 ol a bload 1lrl la her earl1 t••••• • little 1lrl 1 often ••t oa Caaailaa atl trail1. Laollle Wheeler• 4aqber of lar17 lbeel••• o•••• of a atl ••••rt at St. JaYite, aear ~••t T•••laat, la th• Laureatlaaa. Qult• a ■ tier, L•ollle. Little 11•1 la pl1 tall1, oha•lltl Ber■aa Gad•••• Lq1l roe1•r aal otber ati areata dowa th• trail• at Gr•1 ioota a .. Tr••laat. J•at aa AA4rea Mead La•••••• •••4 to fe11H larl Ater, at Ploo. Her Canadlaa aa4 A•rlota trl•••• 1al41- •watob L•ollle. So■e 4a, abe 1 11 abow tbea. lal abe ave 414, toda,. A 4lapatob fro■ lad Gaatela, Aa1trla, are r 14lq t • r 1 8 rao••• tell••• there la a••• world'• oha■ploa. Ber aa■•• Luolll• lbeeler. 11•••• el tbe Dowahlll. lor14'~ taate1t woaaa on atla. All of th• flrat nla• 1lrl1 broke th• reoor4 to• the cour••· Luolll• - 1hatterl111 it bJ runnlag th• ■Ile -aad-a-hall-dowa-aountaic-race at better than lort1 l Ill - a all•• aa bour. Brl111lng th• ohaaploaablp to Caaada, l••t •• Aa4J Mea4e aad Qretobea fra,er brou1bt it to, . . U.S.A. a f•• 1••r• aao. the ~011 ha••••t ••••It,.,. la\, the 1irla - well L•ollle lheeler tonl1•\ 11 oiaap of tile world. CRASH An alr dlaaater in Germany - wiping out nelll'ly halt ot Britain's champion soccer team. The crash - at Munich. Where a British Di airliner waa trying to take _ orr - in a snowstorm. Running ott the tield - lnto trees, and two houses, aettlng theae at1re. Forty-tour persona aboard the plane. 'l'wenty.-one kllled. t•nty-three aurvlving. or the alxteen 11811bera or the 1occer t - , nll'le e1caped - lncludlng the 118fta1er.- £eYen, loat 1n the cra1h. 'Ihe llancheater United. r .>otball t - - Britain'• equlruent - • to the lew York Yankee,. Repeatedly •lnnlill - the chaplonahlp at Soccer. 'ftley'd been to Yugoalawla - __.. they'd won a chuiplonahlp victory 1n Belgrade. One or the player, - goal kNper Harry Gregg. Purchased by Manchester only lut IIIOl'lth - for aeveni1 thousand dollars. One or the h1gheat priced players in Brltlah 1oooer history.- lilit lle•s one or the aurvlvora. L I N In n o t 1 r mo t ml - t h e tatel m n io n o he Lo r . a y or . W h r , o r ina r il y , the r e 's n o e - of i nifie ro o co l . To a , 1 o u u te pped p u to t aj e t i en ran ea d r - he Lo r d Ma o r , 1ms el , an s wer e he o o r ell . Pr e uma ly - wit t he o en c ha in of of fic e a r o un h i s n e e . The Lo r a y o r - play i n the p a rt of t e bu t l er or the foo t m an . S o wh a t's wren in Dublin, renowne d for its old fas h ione manners and customs? strike of cit employeea - which includes the help of the Lord Mayor's mansion. The whole city tied up.- WR• ~ver y body from the school teacher to the garage man walkedrut. Today, the street lights 1n Dublin burned brightly - all day long. Nobody to turn them off - 11m because of the strike. DULL Th State e rtm ent re le es a letter - written by Se reta les to i ti philosopher B ertran Ru sell Nothing concern in ab truse ph ilosop . - ~ a repl to an appeal by ertran Russell to Soviet nd meric n lea ers. Urging them - to abandon attempts to spread i d eolo y by m111tar force. Dulles answers with a challen ge to oviet Russia. Calling on Khrushchev, ul anln and ompany to prove the sincerity of their ' 'wor s of peace." Writing to the philosophe~, the Secretary of State Expresses himself with verbal skill. "Surely he tells Bertrand Russt..11, "lf we lived in a world of words - we could relax to the melod of Mr. Khrushchev's lullaby. The world in which we live is, however, made of sterner stuff than mere words. It is necessary, he s, "to look behind the words of individuals to find, from their actions, what their true purpose ls. 11 Meanwhile, the report in W a shington is that the DULLE.5 - Unite t es w 11 h Rus 1 n irectl - i f he ant tart lower le 1 i plom t c tal s - n r ration for a ossi 1 o level ummi mee tin . The on - to be taken to Moscow u mba sa or Ll ewe l Top on . Now returning o the Sov et 1 - f r te n so consul tions in Was i , on . SPACE The Senate 1 rea 1 p c i 1 committee - ~ o deal with an import nt q estion in t h e r al m of pace -polic y . Should our new space pro ram be put un er mili ta r y orctvilian control? A committee o f thirteen ~enat or s - to study he problem. The enat e acted with unusual speed. Yes terday, the resolution was introduced by D emocr atic l ea de r Lyndon Johnson of Texas. Littl e debate - the motion carri e d by seventy-eight to one, today. Meanwhile, the Defense Department is mapping out a space program - wit h half a dozen major projects under consideration. Ranging, we hear, from a big three hundred pound satellite - all the way to a twenty ton space station, with a crew aboard. Pointing to a drive - to take man to the moon and the planets. PA - T on re sion 1 m te vot ov rw hel mingl , to int r - I O p o loo" televi ion . The Co merce t e of Ho e - calli on the Fe eral Com a un1c tio com 1 sion to el y oct ion 4 n th matter o f p - T . Th Com it tee re ommen ation states - there ~ might be a partial bl ac k out, at least , of free telev ision. Drlvin n•~.ua advertlsin - sponsore p ro gra ms - off the air. The comm i ttee sks the FCC to give no author ization to Pay - TV - unles on re votes ''okay" . UNI - resi ne lootin h Pr nt o e O rat n 111 lone , char e f nion funds. Ac at n n r Union has 1th corr ptio n and the e - by the Senate Commi tee investi atin union racketeerin. Malone, sevent -seven ear s ol, announces his resignation , sa 1 - his doctors or ere him to retire. However, this comes in advance of a report from the AF L - CI O. Which has been investigating the charges of corruption made by the Senate Committee. S C H OL 1 e el ton of w or Cit parents ar rive d in Al n y , to a - xt tth n appe 1 to Go v er n o r Harrim a n and the Stat e L e slat r e . ki fo r R&Xl he l p - in copin g 1t h violenc e n veni l d e l in uen c in the chool s of t h e me t r o poli s . T h e r e a d vo cat ing a ro g ram of h iring more teachers - and the buil in g of hal f a ozen schools for juvenile elinquents. G ~ t the teen ag e gan g sters - out of ordinary schools. This appeal tllll follows an outbreak - including attacks on two high schoo l monitors. One - slugged. The other - stabbed. Also - the round-up of a gang that robbed six schools, two churches, stores, offices and so on. sort of reign of terror - in schools. T r n n , - r o r h er b r nl< . i]Qla a 1 g - f r a 1 ea tempt , mo ec t ul r h n a o er . , y 1 r o r 1 - the n re o r i . w c in that ha line collisio n off Na n t u c t. T ixt r u b er ta n ks - key factor in e ff orts to salv e the I t 11 a n lu x ry liner, wh ic h li es un d er two hundred a n d twent f ive f e e t of wat er. First, the y 'l l attac h the tanks to the hull - and t he n infla t e th e m. u t tha t won't b rin g up t h e D oria, which weighs thirt thousand tons. The tanks - merel y to cut the weight in half. Cables - to do the remainder of the lifting. And still - the Doria won't be brought• to che surface of the sea. The plan being t u 11ft the stee l hull some ten feet. Then - tow the Doria toward shore. In th is wa, they hope to get the wreck into shallow w a ter - where the actual salvage will begin. l l t n t n 1 , ' V n n J Co 0 lo n e rt sn h o d m ak h 1 wma k er a m u l a f o n Co e 0. u a r ol e han t e 1 r u c, o _ orth " " . ot a, 1 no pop e 0 r C 1 . e ol ne w en he ou_ 'e ple e ' i f rs. ean Ro rs o 1 m rr y him. rs . Rogers - e le 1 1 tor' s er u h ual f e , sa ine; "I can't imagine she'd be that st id. I on't think an smar t woman wants me . Well , there have been report, aroun C apitol Hill for days - that the Congressman an h is secretar y might become en a ed . But the rumored romance enco ntere a check yesterday - -seven when the seventYj ear old Nort Dakotan collapsed 1n his office . Ta\ ' en to the Bethesda N val Hosp i tal , where the octors 1a nose - incipient phenmonia . The Congressman , however - not at all iscouraged . Announcln - yes , he was willing . R O MANE - or u o k h 0 0 r • 0 rom t l ~ 0 1 i 1 ri out . 1 , \ , '1.f · , ) J JI\ ~ - ~-t;J~ I u ' 0 0 - o r a o eft. R off C o o a n , or in to re u ton, o t criminal c o rt uil in . What w wron with th t. O nl one thin. On arole for a tot eft, e w drivin a stolen car. Swiping arole officer. t4.../ ....Y-..f-,,1,(- -t"-1n.. an auto - to report to 1s