a • ' 11 ' , \ h ,, \ t Four was ln r lt. Wh\ rl h ellptloal orb1 t. Wl 1n+u, . f t' - mllea from the dlat nc, t ut , j , "" huthh ,t u,, t ' I rt r "'' I I\ the dlatance ln. I So th t • , , orl J' 1 u 1' r mw1 t•u - ~i-1 cb ""~ 1111' f'ln ltl•f' hJrm ,1 f'I~ ,,,, , M-Q. , - think or a patJf'.11 wh• l nt,.,,.,....,, ,,,, t t, ,, - half T~ L I ~ centurJ ago. ISllhJ th J 111J11 , -. ,, j 1 ~'J ,,_ •, • t t / §lTILLlT& - 2 And the electricit7 the7 generate i• tranaterred by •ire to the batterie• inside the aatellite. &echarglq the■ - and keeping tbe electric power 1otn1 indetlnitei,. A• loaa - as tbe ■an- ■ ade ■oon re ■ain1 in orbit. lblob it will - tor about a 7ear, •II the acientiata. Tbe con1tant aupplJ of iurrent to keep tbe radio 1ola1 allll •l1aal infor■ation 1athered by other eleot•••I• ia1trueat1. The ■oat adyaaced equip■ eat - •••• 1ent iato orbit. le hear that fifteen ■ aJor acientitio ezperi ■eata are incorporated ia the paddl••h••l aatelli\e, to iaYe1ti1at• auch ■ atter• - aa the radiation 1oae surroundla1 the world oat in apace; ■ eteorite1 - tbat speed throu1h apace; oar earth'• ■ a1aetlc field, ud the beha•ior of radio••••• outaide the at ■oaphere. Still another deYice will picture cloud for■ationa - and ai1nal th••• to the tracking atationa. The paddle•h••l• - pro•idlag - th• neceaaar, electrical current. Which probl•• of power oan •••n •••rythia1 • for future tra••l ouh 11nac•- --~-~- ADD SATELLffl Juat to complete the ac1ent1f1c picture, the HaVJ tonight annomced - that lt haa experimental radar whlch can detect •near ball1atlc m11111ea almoat aa aoon u ther leave their lamchlng pada. OIL - Weird catastrophe - in the Persian Gulf. Vhere the .) Japanese - were drilling an oil well, twent7-e1ght ■ilea !'roll the coast or Kuwait. Drilling down - into the an bottoa or ) the sea. 'ffiat whole Persian Gulf area - laden with subterranean petroleum. So the Japanese honed -ror a gusher or oil. But what theJ got -was fire. Their prospective oll well - erupting with giant sheets or roaring f l - . Several workera - killed. The slcJ-ahootlng blaz• - out or control. An American expert in fighting oll well r1re1 - EISmlHOWER President Eisenhower will fly to Europe• August twenty-eighth. For conferences - with our British - and French allies. 1h preparation for negotiations wlth .,,,, Khrushchev in Washington. The President goes to London firat, for confabulatlona with Pri11e Minister MacMillan. One report being - that Weat Oel'llal\ Chancellor Adenauer will •ke a trlp to London to aee the Prealdent. ' lfflo will then go on to Parl1 ~ - for a -ting wlth P l a 1 M ~ ~ - DeOaulle. Will the First LadJ aCCOllll)anJ her huaband - to London and Paris? Also, perhaps - on the trip to Noacow -1',.t- he'll Mke later b on? That, we hear, has not Jet been decided. Aa for Khrushchev, ~ ;'-f'a,w Ma:!it:t: bring Mrs. Khrushchev along - to the United States. EISmfHOWER • LABOR The White House reports what it calla - a "surprising number'' of telegra•; ,. Backing President Eiaenhower r s appeal - for'a tough l ab c ~ bill. To crack ~ down - on union racketeers. Republicans in Congress declare that the strong speech •d• by the President on radlo-TV-?laat night - wlll ■ldNII• awing enough Congressional votes to pasa the Landrua• Orlffln •aaure. But it's agreed - that• the vote wlll be ; close, When the labor leg1alat1on comes up for a declalon - next week. EXPLOSION Here's the story of evil fatality, at Roseburg, Oregon, today• - and, mocking devils : , 11ght have written the script. ~..::. it ~ 1 g h t a truck drove into Roseburg, a cltr fa ~ ofithirteen thouaand people. The truck loaded with two tona ot d,naaite and four tons of amoniwn nitrate fertilizer. 'ftle latter - a violently explosive chemical. The driver, George Rutherford, got perlld.11lon fll froll a local building aupplJ cCJlll)&n1 to park the truck tull ot potential devutation - near their warehouae. 'lben the driver turned 1n at a local hotel, and waa in the hotel - • when thinp happened. A fire broke out 1n the warehouae. Fire•n on the Job - battling the blaze. Taking great care to avoid - one particular danger. Near the burning warehouae - two• tank1 of explosive propane gas. Whlch ' theJ sprayed with water - to keep the tanks cool. Keep them - from blowing up. But, apparently, nobody noticed the truck - with six tona of explosive, near the burning building. EXPLOSION - 2 The truck blew up. ~ , 4 J . k e a blockbuster - ~ bomb - 1n the_. middle of the town. The blast, ~ ~ crater - f1ftJ feet across, and fifteen feet deep. Bulldlnga on all aides - werecked. Ai least eleven lives lo•~-..._ ICONI . . . injured. Roseburg - like a cltJ devastated 1n war. With atate aold1era on guard - ln the devastated area." PILOT The Air loroe today released as unuaual a ator, aa w•'•• had in a long ti ■•· The adventure• of Lieutenant ~olonel lilliaa iankln of Plttaburgh. The Colonel fl.Jing a auperaonio J•t o••r the ooaat of lorth Carolina, at an altitude of fort1-1iz tboaaaad feet, when he 1ot in the ■ idile - of a •ioleat thuderatillll Bia Jet eagl•• oonoted oat. Th• pilot pulled th• •J••t 1ad1•t aad out he went for a nine ail• deaoeat bJ parachute. But, wait a ainute, hi• parachute waa auto ■ati••lW set - to open at ten thouaand feet. So he had aiz ail•• to 10 - fallilli lit• a log. Sixty dear••• below zero, when he bailed out - a . . , be tell throqh the raging electrical atora. In th• ■ idat of •lightning and thunder all the wa7 down• he aa,a. learl7 frozen - blacking out at one point. Then at the proper ten thouaand feet, his parachute obedientl.J opened. ~ Pn.oT - 2 So now he floated on down,- an~landed ,t' 1n a tree. The Colonel wu able to get out or the tree• and make hia war, across - com fields, to a hlghnJ. Where autoaobllea were paaslng, but that waa onlJ the flnal lron,. He tried, 1na11tentl1, to flag down a car and pt a ride - but 1n valn, speeding care pa11lng hl■ - one atter _..., another. But, r1na111, a •rc1ful aotorlat picked hl■ up - and took hl■ to a hospital. Where the doctora •de a ■tudr - to deter■lne the phJ■lcal ettecta or the n1ne Iii 1111-\te■cent. The Colonel •... oa,. M ;rww. } ~- gp111 In Lon4oa, the ra■ora about th• Queen - turn oa\ to be tare. Denied fro■ ti ■• to tt ■e, but now - confl•••• Th• OD].J queatloD belnc - will lt be a bo7 or a &lrl? To4a,, ~uoklaghaa Palace ■ad• a foraal annoano•••• A ro7al bab7 - expected. Ber MaJe1t1 11 thlr\1-tbr••• and ha• two cbi14••• • "\ ten J•ar 014 Priaoe Charle• and niae 7ear 014 Prl••••• Anne. low, 4ue earlt aezt 11ar. - another Prl ■o• o• Prlao••••