the Prllle Ntnl■teN ot lrlU.ln ad C.lllda u.e cllaou1lng • oontlmntd Burope. llllollUlan ud Diet, .... -., ooat.ng to II'~ wltb - the Pl'Obl~ of the oe•m all'llllt. A t:hornr prot»l• tor boUl . - at.nee the Brltlab ue al••IICIJ oOlldt.S to Jot.nlnl the oantlninlala. VbU•-. CUldUIII are worried - abolit tile etteot on tbet.r trade. a1 "reail1tlc, opttlditlo, •loable." IIIOlllllan oonvt.nolal beoaue ot •__..hlp In the oa•• lllrlmt. llano• - la • w•r ' tqg • *' Canida can aNorb trade l!oue1 Ulroulb • vm •• '!he pawlty ot the 1lt•tlan tn ScMalh Vlei ... Clft be 3udlecl fNII the tact • ttat the Allert.Nll IHNldJ ot net .... wlll be an hb .., '° 8alpn, •llbln two ..... Secretary llol'emn, to•• at ttnt hand - llhllt.,.. • om do to prennt a Can 11.nllt wtotor,. Qalok cleolalw on lllta wtll tiaYe lo be llllde • t ➔ • • • • . . . panllla ,1111■ an - openttna Sn a. J~e. SOlllfi ot tbea 1...- Ulla - • COIIPUIJ 1n the us AIIII• IDIOLOOY Onoe •re, RN China oballenp1 - lhrllaboMY. tor - the uual celebrations. IINoow and hktiil, bliill wlth portrait■ or ti. prophet■ ot Ca••t• - Nan, lnpl■ , Lentn. You can sue•• -...._ ther litter. Staltn, oonaptc11oul1 ab1ent 1n lloloow - tM ctt1 that uHCI to worahtp ht.a. lllt the W tJN11t hla a place ot banol' - -- - t i tcleol01loa! ■plll lilaldt the IN bloo, 11u1 PRIZIS ho •lnaen or the Lenin Peaoe Pi't!se tor thta , - r - ■how half tar lhruahohev hu departed troa the old ca 11111, llne. Plcu10 and lkruaab. Both dllblou allt• • ot the Iron Clll'taln bloc. Ploa■10, tt. world'• ...-tut palnler - la about hu adllltted that he doe■n•t underatand tM Spanlah ...... - 1ltlo talkl llke a led, and palnta llke an u1trutlont.at. Ot ooune, lhftalhohev dON lllldentand Plou••",-o• do•••" But even that C - U t IQ 9 11 ■JalM,1 11 a llttle Nl'lllaW - by the r.... ~ oanom. tha*_..~,_...._MI INft. Plou10•1 do••· U'illd with a cannon• - alMt oalled ' 11 the doYe that p l bocll!" lntereated 1n hblNlt than to Ca •ta■• Be praotlo• a cult ot penonalltJ - N111nllc•nt ot Stalin. llaHlJ 1l•lnl Ghana, or the world. an •DIIPl• ot oolleotlon leaclerahlp. PRIZD - 2 Stlll, llldiryaiih 11111 Plcu10 nt ln w!lb • lhl'UhoheY'• llllf llm. lo, tor th• PNltdent lilll pa . UBi .... the Lenln PNoe PrlN. lill e'v• had quite a few 1toriea about the l-15 - oYer the past, few 11ara. How - the ultimate. That i i - unless and until our faataatic r.octet plane doe1 e•ea better. The l-15 waa llilt to 10 up to an altitua, of torty-aeYen ail••; b•\ today it went - high••• Pilot Joe Walker takilll it up and up to •••rU to•t1 ala• ■ ilea. Th• higheat •••• - tor a ■ anned airor.att. The 1tatl1tlc1 - tell tb4 atory. The l-15 dropped fro ■ ••der ita ■other plaa• at tortr tlwe thou1and feet - o••r the lojave ~•••rt. Pilot alter openea up hi1 rocket enaine - with a thr,u1t of fitt1- seven thouaand pouada. Be hurtled upward for •i&ht7-oae seconds - and then turned the en1ine oft. 87 then, he waa at an altitude of thirt1 ■ ilea. di• ■oaentua, 10 incre ibl• - that he••• carried on up to thi• n•• record altitude; alaoat forty-nine ail••• COIIIOIAUT The Ylllt ot Soviet COIIIOllaut !1'°• to thll country, and to the u I - l»rt.ng1 out the 1lllllarlt1 that you often tlnd ln PlODNN. OMl'lllft tltoY. mob lllce - utronaut John 01 • Both - penonable, --••lnl• ••lt po11e1t1ed, hU110rou. that lut qll&lltr ----- t at the u I - lfhlll Adlal Stewenaan uacl llbelber the lffllrltr COIIDIU oOllld be ROllll to tha aoon. the OOl . . . llt wlMNd ... , ,.. . operatlon ■llht be oanled oat - 1n th• near flltur.e. 'llltiil he added - "11hr don't 1" Httle Iba prol»l-■ on earth tint!" Adlai, . . . ll • tut . . wtlll • ca•lP hbllelt - •••4 delqhted bJ tltoY. 1 1 ~ . BAIJrOOI th.-. 1 1 mob 1peculatton tn toqo toat.pt - about ti4t Sowlet balloon_, ai..ptolmd up bJ JapaneH radal' - flYe hundNd llllH nor.tlllfNt ot toQO. A ~•t tt.pter tralled lt at tlw• thouan4 fNt - untll lt - clOlll'l 1n tht Paoltlo. INo!flNcl - bJ a patrol boat} 6 Sowlet balloon, tumlag out to bl a Nl,ber 1pMN tl•• t•t ln cllaillter. lnllcle thl • balloan • tlllllt~toar pl•o•• ot ttn toil. the balloon on u. cout or SlNi'lat 'lbal"-illat. 1111 ~ J.,_..• 1ol•ttata - aN '171111 to ttpN out. A COURT The Supreme Court could be deadlocked - for the r.al rest of the current session. Reason - the absence of Felix Frankfurter. The Justice, recovering from a stroke unable to attend. So - there are now eight voting members on our highest tribunal. But the possible tour to four votes - probably won't happen. The newest Justice, Byron White, hasn't been there tag long enough to participate actively. Ex- football star Wh1zzer White, getting in a little practice - before he carries the ball. Meanwhile the Supreme Court may be handing down - four to three rulings. TORNADO In Springfield, Illinois, a school official said today - 1 1 thought we had been hit by a plane. ' Actually, it was - a tornado. The twister, smashing into Springfield - with shattering impact. Tearing roofs off buildings - incouding McClernamed School. Three hundred and seventy w~ five young HM1ll&d~~.tner"-il'l~!l'l'1CJP.......,-ee~1n;.--e,r- the i4oor blew away. lend part - collapsed. ~ wreckage. llt'atN91,- Q t - ~ J_(p C) \v'-V,,Q ~ - " " - - - '-L- r J \.\f °'- - . •llh- FOREIGN LEGION Readers of Ouida and P. C. Wren will be sorry to hear the news -from Sidi Bel Abbes. Remember the stronghold of the French Foreign Legion_ described 1n "Under Two Flags " and " Beau Oests? ' Sidi Bel A bbea, Legion headquarters - since ttnt:b1l Bighteen Eighty Four. But the headquarters and the Legion itself - are doomed to disappear. Sidi Bel Abbes, to become - a town of the new Algerian Algeria. That's why today's celebration - has such a poignant appeal. The Legion, recalling the battle or Camerone - on April Thirtieth, Eighteen Sixty-Three. That was when a detachment ot LegionnairPa W9re 1n Mexico - to defend the Archduke Mu1■111an. Their most heroic moment came at Camerone - when sixty two or thea held ott two thousand of the enemy tor nine hours. Only five Legionnaires still alive - when their position was stormed. The Mexican victory, leading to - the overthrow and execution of Maximilian. The expulsion of the French - from Mexico. FOREIGN LEGION - 2 Exactly - ninety-nine years ago today - a glorious moment in the history of a fighting outfit. The French Foreign Legion at Camerone. TWIST I wonder if you are a pelvic pulsator - or an appendage animator? It seems that y ou have to be one or the other - if you do the twist. The distinction, based on whether. most of the beat is in• your knees or your shoulders. This transcendant piece of information comes from Omaha• where they've just held a twist contest. Seven hundred and fifty performers, on the dance floor• trying to out-contortion mxa one another. Convulsing through such versions of the twist as _"hitch-hiking", "shooting baskets, 11 "ironing the clothes." The dispatch doesn't say who won - the pelvic pulsatora or the appendage aniaatora. ARCHAEOLOGICAL The archaeological dig on Japan's North Island- today turned up a stone-age village. Dating back - a hundred and 11fty thousand years. Among the finds - a number of skeletons resembling neanderthal man. Plus dozens of stonge age implements - knives, clubs, spearheads and so on. All - chipped from flint. Relics of the human beings who lived in Japan - long before the Japanese.