!P9SRQIP lT-~m:. h1AJ?. II? - b2. ~ !he loT1el UD10D~h•• AO • • , dale - for lbat 1peeoh. •01ua11,, tt •e• tbe oalJ nolable parl of h1• •-peeob - apart fro• ht1 naoua •nt. of a new Lt; IOT1el 1paoe 1bot. - . 414 b11 u•••l ~ookel ratt11DI " bat ,u, 1 1 old.,.,,. And, bll &lb••., lb• A■ertau elealton 11•••• ••/ . .. ~ ....... ~~--••••er. Tb• bo11 of \bi Krelllta 11111 prefer• - of oour ■e lb• lovtet ' ' " eleolton where lber• are no 4oub, ■ about the ouloo••• 0 §PACE FOLLOW KHRUSHCHEV As for the new Soviet satellite - thi time, it's a man-made•• moon, carrying an instrument package. The kind we've been sending•~• up almoat on a milk- run schedule for the past tew years. America , n c1ent1ete surmise that Khrushchev~ now is trying to catch up in a vital department ot space science. He stillhas the bigger rooketa - but, we have had far more aoph1eticated rockets careening around in outer space. The Ruea1an1 now trying to ~et eome of the sc1ent1f1c date - we already have. ROCKET As 1f in direct answer to Khrushchev - ~ our r o c k e t o / ~ ay fired Titan Two. A giant missile - with peace time and war time capabilities. In peace time, Titan Two is scheduled t o become - the work horse of our space pro ram. ~arrying the ~ two-man space ship of project Gemini~ through orbit - around the earth; by Nineteen Sixty Four. In war- time, the big rocket could hlt targets around the globe - with nuclear exploei~es. Today's fl1~ht, completely successful. Titan Two, thundering down tbe Atlantic Range - between South America and Africa, landing 1n the tarKet area five thoueand miles away. The ood news a ou t jor ~on a ld ulayton - is - tht le is staying in the astron a ut p ro g r m. The lllel nc o ly n e · s, as you rob ab ly kno y. th t Deke 'l ayto n will not m a ke t .Ht nex t orbit u l flight . h minor a rt trouble; enough to rul e hi m ou t of - t1e next one. tsut he stays on in the Air i'orce - in the ast ron au t _ ro g r m. And maybe wi 1 et a cr a ck at orbiting the e a rth - some day! eanwhile, his back-up man - moves u. cott car p enter, to be the next astronaut - to ride a rocket into space. BIR LIN 1 ' f ~ ~ e < :nore allied plane the air c o rridor s to West Berlin. than ever in Britain, France and America, ordering the fl1~hts - because of new Russian threat • This, one mo re move in the in ernat1onal ohees game with West Berlin as the prize, The Russian•, tiling more !light plane -"4fi-~ t - n - t " l N l ~ ,ua•••xf disrupt the ,!:..llled llte-llne aor011 !ast Germany. The all1e~, meeting the - challenge - by putting more planee along the acoees r outee. London, Parle ~ ~nd Washington s t i l l believe - ~ the Russ1anel(~ ...... ..-..:.i"1C..;H:1.""'"'M9 ~t "~i'A..f au~l'he danger remalne ,, win by bluffing. A that eome Soviet pilot - mi 6 ht make a mistake, might cauee an_!.!lied crack-up. e Which ~ o u l d touch off - a major cri1i1 of the cold war. ALGERIA In Evian the deadlock, broken, apparently in favor ot the Moeleme. Their roops to be used in policing Algeria - during the transition period 11,« - f ~ & - M S H ~ French AlgP-ri~~bPtransformed 1nto Algerian Algeria. As expected this 1s having repercu1eion1 • .. ___..y\.. More violence. Alg1era, Oran, Constantine, all rocked by plastic bombs today. Although theArmy is in control of G u a temala City ton i ht t his 1s not c a lled m i l it ry c o u p . .r' r enid ent Ydi g or s s e his uener ls - to put a n en to the left w i n v i o 1 e n c e - o f t h e p a s t t r e e a u y s . n or g y of uraer an mayhem - s p arkea by R ed s a nd C as troit e s. o the Arm y - now patrolling the ca 2 ital city. rea ing u cro wds , fo rbid d in g strikes and arresting r i n g leal..ers. The .Heds and Castroites - in jail, or on the run. ~uatemala, tense tonight. PLANE From the far Pacific, grim word of what probAbly is - on of the worst dieaeters in the -{~ I history of aviation. ~o word tonight, of that Flying ' Tiger airliner with a hundred - and eeven on board. ) Including - ninety three s o l d i e r s , ~ being ferried to South Viet Nam. The big plane, enroute from Guam to the Ph1lipp1nee - ran out of ga1 more than twenty - four hours ago. which mean1 - that i t ~ down somewhere in the Pacific. •~~c1LJ1-----~ alr and sea search hes turned up not a single clue t o ~ ROCKEFELL!l;R The overnor o r New York ls a d1v reed man ~ ')\U · tonight - a n d ~ are wondering what that A.. means in terms or national polit1ce. 7ii: d-~~ ¼ ~ ~ ~~ =- - ~ ~ ~ a - ~ j mental cruelty. * ~ - The Rock feller marriage dissolved - after thirty-one years. (so - what does 1t mean for Nineteen Sixty Four,) One of the axioms of American politics - is that a divorced man doesn't become President. Still, notable candidates have been in that claee. For instance, Adlai Stevenson, who twice won the Democratic nomination. Can Neleon Rockefeller achieve that much - succe1sT Will he do even better - and become President? FIR ST LADY The Fi · ~t Lady w s in Ben ~ re f' - today. B enares - holiert c it y of Hin d ustan; on the sacred river Gan es - where Hindu pil rime by the millions L{ ..-o.-t.t, • - f- H'- A fr o m time immemorial, have come for ri tuel bathing - to have their sine washed away. BenareF with 1te hundreds of emplee and shrines. A fantastic sight - Beneree, with ite merchant 0 , mystics, mendicants, Brahmin priests, philosophers, snake charmers, swarms of pilgrim ■ - and tourists. Of whom Mr • Kennedy - 1s one. America's First Lady - center of attraction in Benarea today - where they often see beautiful women but seldom one quite like her. Beautiful Jackie floating down the Ganges aboard a white launch. •Amriki Ren1• - America's Queen - in a sleeveless dress of bright pink, sitting on a green chair - piled high with silk cuehion1. An attendant shielding her from that hot sun of Central India - with 8 brilliantly colored parasol. The attendant himself quit• ornamental in hie own garb of India. FIR ST LADY - 2 Whi t e tur b an, wh i t A tunic, a nd sc arlet aaeh. What t h e F irst Lady t ou ht about that ritual ; c/4 - bathing scene a t BAner s we don't know. I wonder what the p1lgr1ms, priests, fakirs and sadhua , thought of J ckiet 'J.- VATICAN Hav you ev r heard o! a state with all one way r?!f1c - and no traffic 11 htet here the speed limit 1 eighteen mile an ho ur - and they've had just two traff 1 ace i d . nt World Wart inc e the second At the Vatican, th e main stre e ts of the Papap state ri ht now are considered so •congested' the Pope has issued an ordinance ordering one way traffic - all one way at the Vatican.