, f._ rem1er ~ar Faure haa taken drastic action - in settli°' differences of opinion in his Cpbinet. He has fired the fwr Ministers - who differ. All four - conservatives, who follow the line of General Charles deGaulle. One of the■ - • N1n1ater of Defense• Koenia. The trol.lble at8118 Ol.lt of the Korth African cr1a1a. Tb& tour ousted N1n1atera - disagreeing •1th PN■ ier iaure 1 ■ ettorta for a c011pra1iae Morocco. We hear the · intended to reai&D. but the Pre■1er ant1c1pated~t - by d1ala1aa1n& thea, S~re •a an "1proar in Prench political circle■ - aa France beads toward a new governaental criaia. ~ Follow 1:IAJCI- Tonight, in Paria, Pre ■ ier Faure 11 arguin& hi• case •i1oroual7 - before the lational A••••bl.J. IIOROCCO French forces announce a victory in orocco. Sa.Yin&· they routed Berber 1nsur.enta 1n tne iltlaa Mo1.1utaina. The rebels - fleeing from an offensive. led by tanks and Jet tighter planes. he 0 ant·- c oni - c on inu in he UN. Fr a nce havin a e d a lk-out com ioa- tion o f rabs nd atin A eric ns have now urn d th ir a nti-Colonial fire on Britain. Challen ing the British clai■ to the Arabian port of Aden - \:-tfritish Bondura■, in Central America. ~ The Arab state of Yemen claims Aden A 1tow threatens to bring the case before the UR. lid r li • To · , a 6 o t e 6 0 v 1 te. ' ar, n s pr - e t e 1 · t~t ex l siv qua t n of are y i e· t . o · u c &. 11 d . t · S t . e ~ or - · e r, rus. . . a rge - another t e i ag, e · 1 ta e t e's - d.n • l ... I.. .rt \, t 1 • .l - 1 t l ' l' m f , . n r t r .cae . ~ r D 1 . ' -~ ' u V l I) Lt l F ll Ctl lvitn· . r., ti l u - ~ · 1 1~ xact r r - t ltn C l' c, o f t l · tin . tn r V r · t . ' ritl w u n't l • Th Mia ball twill b ln two ..1.rL~ - it a p rforat d liue down the middl ; ~ 1 can b torn in two with ease. n on id - the ictu1·~ r ml r Diem. 0 t1 other pictur Bao Dai . o l ok ut t f c - and t, ke our 1ck. •rnen - tear t, all t n two, ~nd dt p the picture • ou like into IP,,Ollk~ the b o . ' om All ri ans, who ha v e to wr stl wlth compl ca ted oting procedur - w 11 envy the simpli tty. - \,( u . .L • r i :..ny t v um t t f r nc · · ta t 1 w • 1 r t sis, b , u 1 t 0 W ct.I t - er · C O 1 t r c· Uni n . arter ~ - l r C U ti . re tn4& • .tins av be n S8 Z der ' • wer n nchmen o r - tossed ut. n s C , e mbershi d s n t pprove. >Jean / - Buenos " r , 1.ght.y-1 iv ndre w rkers are on trike at t e larbe packl houses - rotest1ng tne w t a ti- ron st m ve w ~ vernment of Provisi n¥ raid nt nard1 as taken u m · ter with the Labor peo le. Today, t e decis n - t e Unions t hold free electi ns. T workers, t emselves - t c ose their lead rs. 1 te , lin 1 re, o w tw nu wsb o s warming int t r 101 l r • - ;,. ci ' , C u l 1 · m · t, t, r , Ji. b . - w} t im l tr t t-JW by Uni • (i l I nt, r l lJ ct · t, 1r th seizur~ f t ciJll us 1 l ~s • nz T t t - a ' • dis ut t WS 8 ' r'r . li l on b came 1 ormo ly r h - a3 t 6 chieftain of WS Os . ntln . ers prlnti a l st b of 118 p pert le ut no he's out - chased u t . 1 1 ~ • . So w 1 · vet ey aa select.a as ois uccea or. Wl\Y, Joa Antoni ' oll&.Z - Nap leon 1 a bl'oth r. ThE: two - o pos1te in olitlcs. J .J.u1tonio s bee r nting an anti-Peronist pap r. C 11 - t ".rree Newsboy 11 • we , w have our wn t1•adition f t · e lad who sells Pli rs - ru , v tually, Lee rnea mi l o n ire. But, ln n : oo p ciI' b - pol tic 1 pow r. Fc,l ow RG NTINA ------------- From ara uay, eh r h h Ar entine go v rnment ha made a re uest - tha Peron hould be sent out of he e s tern H e mispher e . Far enough away - o that he cannot make any trouble in Argentina. , tu C u.ul c a C l Il . · ts 1 e m l · t f g 1 u n , , t t -u V nt l. - ia.J l t ' 0 l r lgn l ' w l Eisenn w r a -:, · fro as ingt n. C - . t, 0 C l C (; r, . t 0 - t o n v r l 0 · t . e t' r 4U ' r • r t, t i 1e ly o t er d1cation of tne d r gr s t e s d n t 1s k - r e cov ring from the eart ttac • 0 t e r t C l r o - I\ e 0 t ti nt will tak at rs Of 0 0 V nt it l 0 , W 0 e u tio lng as - 'act ~ re nt . 1 , ' II t 1 , OU . (.; I roct • V • b e , W ' , d ~ 0 t C ( l t 1 t . I •t ll 'o 1 o ~ e ; •~ • ~ - u.11 i t Ir : 1 w l C 111 ur l t cont ~aption into p· C • ' roe · dt m t r' f o r p 11 ng t e sa , llit .r - 11 u plie b t e1 . r , lectric tin and G. . e ion ~r - 1n the rock t ield. O ther industr , 1 c nc r will turn out oth r arts f t a ma -i,e' a moou. Gadg , ts , nee ss y or f;h+ro ect of / three st3& rock , whicri' will c r t e satell i te up high e gh. heQ, sen it irl lng ar nd th1 globe of ours. l' .. .. 0 · ~ l l, • • t . l l t . · C 1 I :.J t .. J' ' • L t· ) I • r ) ( I . . - . .J C . J 0 ; 0' C, l" }( 'C ~ ~1, . : n no. . 1 r e II - ,I J I ; II . . . · -.. ,.. n n f rn J , n . (1 , . c:.l' , l - t, ~ r, l t, , I re, e .j ~ µ l 0 0 d tlt_ 1 &.to le . t 0 l - 0 0 (l s C t . • _ v t C l' • r • b , ~ l J · µ c:- 0 ic f 0 . 1. r w, ... 0 C 'r o 'II .) z ' • t • .,.. , . t ~ ! kit r I • ·t.r:: 1 ,; . ., e r II ·e . . , I .. t C, - l e, _ I • . .., ' ! r ' ~ :c C 0 • - . ., ., ,, .., ., .. . , . ... .. .. • t utt T l, e C t t l t ' r II - m · hly c i nt' le 1 l. l t , l t, ass r a r ~ runnine- · o edi ine Bow .r ak, a h u bJ f ot. s lt n th easteri. Rock s. The number f iv a l t, slxty-1'0'11' - ~ i t t worst ~irplane di&Wlter in the filstory ~f civil a iation in this country. TRIKh w astle, looiana, is v1rtuttll.Y und 1· 1aartiul law tonight. After the sho ting 1£ffrays b tween st.1'ik rs and non-strikers -- National Guardsmen mov 1.n, wi ' herman tanks • Toni t, so dier ar o aUard ■ at the stri eoound lant,. The town, cut off by roadblock.a. And a strict curfew h&a been 1.apoaed. ew r imbuckt o - 1 m tr&v , Jut, r tllrted rom t ton rbida st riou tow1. • J l :cholls B t - teJli~ u.s but the Tuar gs. 'veiled war 1 rs f t e ""a.hara. o i'wnous - as th They wear ' lowing hite robs, and ma kt e1r faces with white veils. b n bol reac es ma.nnood, he uts o a veil - and, thereaft r, in public, his face 1s nev r een. The old oslem tr d1t1on was for the women to be veiled. But, among the Tuaregs, veiled warriors. The southern Sarhara - a land of black tribes. But the Tuaregs are - white. There are theor1 a - to account for this. One, that the Tuaregs are descended fr ma lost Roman Le ion. Soldiers of the Roman r..mpire - the Legion finding now back, and wandering into the southern ~ahar. nother theory - that the Tuaregs ar descerdants of a band of Crusaders, ihose retreat back to Europe w s cut off. t 's n tor cf ct th t the 1st oft l Cru d s ' Bin t f U .;.., 1 °hH .; C ~ • - 01 lt ' r nc • • c . olla Booth · s: TIMBUCK huge, dou b edged sw rds - s 1m1 lar t thoe of t a CrutHtders. 11 W 11, be that as 1 t may, Rom&n ~gl n or Cruswlers - tne Tuareg tribe h ve 11 ved f r ages by plundering carqana of the Sahara. ~er c1 us, remorseless - with v 11 over tlleir faces. Dr. Booth makes one most peculiar suggestion. He notes that the costl.llle of tne Tuarega has a curious resemblance - to the ghostly get-up of the Ku-Klwc-Klan. Aoo surmises - that the original founders of the Klan, after the Civil War, 11a_y nave heard of the veiled warriors of the Sahara. And- 1.Jllltated their costume. - ell. 1\-eW, "- ~ ~ ~ ~ f n " - ,G, ' I ~ 4- ~ w~ ~~~a- . ~ ~ T\AJ~~~""" ' CHURCHI s xt it of 8W8 C nc r J 1n ~ enc6r Churchill, nephew f S r 1nston c urchill. He 1 s also - a brother-in- aw of rim Minister Antony Eden. ! His sister - i of t i l e ~ rim Minister. o, with all that illustrious family backgroWld, John Spencer nurchill should be the subJect of - stately news. Hjgh politics, world affairs, or someth~ like that. Well, he appttared in a London coortroom, todN - with his wife Kathleen. "charge brought against them - and moat unaeealy • What shocking behav 1or J The constable who aade the arrest gave evidence that John Spencer Churchill - barked like a dog. While his wite - eowed like a cat. Most Wldi&nified - for the nephew of Sir Winston and brother-in-law of ~he ~rime in1ater. Not to mention Her Ladyship, his ife. The constable added, with bated breath: "Both smelled strongly of drink." The cause of the rumpus - well, that's shuck ~ ng, too. ear tne cnu . rchill residence, there 1 s a church hall - no pun CHURCHILL - 1 tended. And t day, g t r f .iunday scbo teachers was 1n s ion - n a . OID o us reaching, pro : ably. Anywa , Churc 111 didn't lik · •ha went on in t 1e - - cnu_rc - h hall. So he and his ife went out in front of their house - and shouted back. The Sunday school convention resented th8 disturbance, and a loud argument was on. a 1hat was the situation, when the constable arrived.