GOOD EVENllG EVERYBODY: Political affair• - took a draatlc turn la Lebanon, today. The news beginning - with optiaiatic prediction• tht tht rebellion would soon •e over, with an arrange■ent for a 1ettle•t. But then, a etrok• of brutal violeaoe int erventd. Thi ■ morning Leban••• Pre■ ier Sa■l Solh left hia oountr, house in the hill• - to attend a •••tiDI la 8 eirut. lhioh, it ••• ex p eoted, n11ld briq about a oo■pro■ I••· Tht p rospect being - to ba•• aray ooa■ aacler ~•neral Cb~ ~ ab, choaen aa Preaident on Tbv1clay. Tbt date - ••t tor an election in th• Leban••• Parlla■eat. General Chebati - regarded aa acce p tabllit to both 1ide1, the governaeat all the rebela. de anoouocea - he'd be a c a ndidate, it aaaur•4 all-round 1up p ort. Tbe •••tia1 in Beirut _ a get to-aetbtr of aovern■ent and op p oaitioa ltadera. for th• p urpo•• - ot b a viag both aid•• ota, General Chebab as Preai4eat. But, in the middle of thia - a rebel ach••• to a11a11inate P reaier Saai Solh, as he drove b7 car to Btirut tor the all-iaportant meeting. First account• of what happened were contuaed, but later di1patche1 ga•• th• coreoted ••raion. leparta ha4 been - a land ■ in• to ilow up the P re ■ ler•• aatoaobile. But her•'• the ator7:- Along the road bi which the Prealer•• oar would proceti on the •aJ to Lebanon, an ol4 autoaobil• waa placed - cra■ae4 nth 47naaite. llr•• - leading troa tb• •••• ot exploai•• to rebela, hid4en near th• roadai4e. Tbelr plan beln1 - to tlloh oft an exploalon, aa tbe Prealer•• oar pa1a14. But fate inter••••• - in th• fora of another auto- aobile, in which a Leban••• faail7 wae drl•ln1. The febela - aiatatin1 tbia, apparently, for the Prealer. Aa the faailJ car passed, th•J toucbed ott the blast - which h•rled it tor two hun4rtd 7ard1, down an eabankaeat. Tbe Lebanese family - killed except for a amall child. The Preaier'a auto■obile was following, cm•e behind. T h e driver - •topping auddenly, as the blast erupted juat ahead. Then ca■e a hail of bullets - at the f re■ ier'• auto ■obile. lebel snipers - openlna fire. Saal Solh narrowly escaping. Duoklng down - for ■ helter. He was unharaed - and a party ot aoldiera dro•• the rebela troa tbtr aabuahcade. Shereupon ?realer Saai Solh - continued on hi• ••1 to the aeetin1 in Beirut. The atte ■pted a11a11ination produoed an iaaediate politioal re•eraal. The Pre■ier ad hia fellow ainiat•~• &DDOUDOiDI • tb•J would ha•• DO dealing• with op p o1ition leadera, until the rebel terrori1t1 were aup?re•••4. Strange indeed. for the rebel• to ■ate an ••••••ination atte ■ pt agalnet the Preaier, while he waa going to ntgbtiate. LEAi? - 4 At laat report, iDdloatioaa were - the Preaidentlal election on Thur1da7 •oul4 be called oft; unl••• ara, Coaaaader General Chebab - go•• all oat with hi• ailltar, toro••• to oru1h rebel •iolence. lhlch put the general, 11 a ireaidentlal oan4idate, in a touch apot. It he fail• to take actioa, he'll lo•• the aapport of th• ao•era■eat. But it he do•• aoYt deoi•i••l7 a1ainat th• rebela, th• oppoaitlon leader• will refuae to aupport bl ■• Th• Leb••••• criaia, wbioh ••••ed 10 near aolutloa earlJ toda, - in a atat, of obao• once a1ata. One i ■portant point la, of oour•• - that a aettleaent in LebaDOD woul4 enable the United Stat•• to withdraw the ~arln••• 1racefullJ and with 411nitJ. .• ,, . . Pr••ldent Eiaenhowe-., tocl . a7, waa in conference w&h Secretar7 of State John loiter Duil•• - who baa J••t retu,aecl fro ■ the Loacloa •••tia1 uader the iagdacl Paot. an1wer to the · late1t Ibru1bobe• letter. lord in Waahin1toa i1 that P reaideat £iaenho••• will an•••• with a propoaal that the au■■ it cont••••• be helcl within the aeoarit7 oouacil aroua4 the ■ iclclle ot Au1u1t. ln thi1 wa7 - challen1lDi the IhruabcbeY att~•tt, b7 l ■plication, to eli ■ laate the U I a1p1ct of a top 11,el parle7. A diapatch fro■ Loaclon atate1 that Pri ■• Mtai1t•• MacMillan, in bia replJ to Ibru1bcbe• - will aak the SoTiet . re■ ier bluntl7 wbeti. or not h• accept• the plaa for a •••tiq of the chief• of 1tat• •• part of aeourit7 council p roceediqa. Today, th• diplo■atic wire• between London an4 Parli. were buaziD&• Th• Briti1h, with Amtricaa 1upport 1111 1 1 - 2 . . . . • ■ akiDg effort• to a•t Preaier D.Oaull• into 11••• AD4 ar1u• hia - out of hi• natioa that there 1hould be• pri••t• au■■ it confereaoe iD Gen•••• b7 pa11iag the U ■• os■ca COHST.ltYtlQ~ The propoaed new French con1titution - ■ ad• p••llc in Pari1, today. Pre ■ ler DeGaulle vreaenting th• chart•• • which ht will take to the French Yotera. Th• p olitical ••t up would greatl7 1trea1tben the p ower of th• executiYt. lut doea not p reaorib• aa AHrloaa tJp• ol go••rn•nt, with a preal4ent elected 11 th• people, aa Chief lxeeatl••· Tb• pr••••t rrenob 171te■ ~, ha•lng a Pre1ident and P re•• to be coatla•••• IJt both Pre1ldeat and ? realer would ha•• inc•••••• power• - not ao ■ucb at th• aero1 of the national •••••blJ d,h ita h a bit - of o••rthro•llll Preaier1 aDCl Cabiaeta. One point ii - ttiat a Prealer woald not ti••• to r11i1a u p on 1011111 a Yot• of eontldenc• on aoae bill or other. lnatead, tllil 10•••-• wou14 fall - oaly oa a direct Yote of ceaaue ln th• •••••blJ. Such, in a general way, la the new DeGaul l e co11titutioa. which wiil go to a national referea4u, \il1 Ootober. In Poland• a threat of di•r•ption between the catholic church u4 tbt Coaauiat real••• followlaa. an outbreak of trouble at the Jaena '-ora aonaattrJ. &;oaaual& police broke into the ■ona1ter7 - to 1earoh tor lllegallt p rinted paapbleta. StTtral ar•••t• aa4t. althoa1b, •• hear, no auoh paaphleta ••r• tou4. The iDTa1ion of tbt aonaater1 ,, thille4a brou1ht a awar• of Poliab tar■era - tbere ••• a olaab. IIIUIIIII• ltinforctatnta of Co ■aunl■ t pollot - haTia1 to bt 1ua•oned before the 4laor4tr ••• qaelle4, the whole dl1trlot - illflaae4. The Jaana Go•a aoaaater1 11 one of P olaad'• ■oat ,enerable ahrin••• A plaot of pilgri ■•&• - eTtr ainot the 7ear 16S6, when the ■onaattrJ withatoo4 a 1eige b7 u invading S wedl1h ara,. TodaJ'• n••• 41apatcb troa lar••• atat•• - that the local ~iahop ta ur&iDI th• far■ p eople to re■aln oala - aai Cardinal IJazinaki, the priaate of Poland, bl IODt a?htP - 2 to tb• Jaana Gora onaatery to pr••••t turt.ller outbreata. All of whioh br.11111 a ori1i1 - in the diffioult relation• between oburch aad 1tate in Polaai. A precarioua arraa1•••t bet•••• cburoh autaoriti•• u4 tbe i1d1 - wherelay Polaa4 ia a Coaauiat oeuatrJ Ii\~ f••••o• of r1li1ioa. Two fighter plaae1 of the ti•••• latioaali1t• - attacked and •hot doen by the Coaauai1t1. So anaoaaoe4 bJ . a 1pokeaaan on roraoaa, who 1tate1 - that the latioaallat pl•••• ••r• on a routine flight o••r rorao1a Strait. Tb• Coaaanl1t1 olala - the two latloaali1\ tight••• •••• o••r the Por\ or &eat•••••• attaoke4. .,,,, A reYolt iD Haiti - auppr••••d b7 t. . h• goYel'D■eDt of tre1ident Duwalier. The rebel1 - deleate4, after early 1uoc••••• thia aoraln1, 10 aa, the aatboritl•• at. P ort Au Prinoe. A aaall foroe attaoted a ■ llltar7 barraota •• dawa waa breatlq. lllllag tbe aeatrlea - aa• ael1iq th• building. The ao••rn■et toroea - rallJlD& qulckl7, howeYer. Reoa p turlq tbe barracta - and killlaa ae••• rebel,. Diapatobea troa Haiti ■ate ■entloa of A•ricaaa uo11g the inaaraent• - bat tller• 1ee■• to be little certaiD about that. At Mia■ l, ita reYealed that half a dozen deput, aheritta and for ■er 4eputi•• •••• in•ol••d iD the Haitiaa rtYolution that faile4. Hired - to eecort a couple of Haitian leader•, who weDt to the ialaad , , boat. four other de p uties,•• hear, had otter• to join in the •••olt- 16111 - 2 . . .. . bu\ backed out. The 1h1ritt at Miaai think• - that on• of tho•• who went••• killed. P erhapa. another. Late word froa Port lu Prince indicate, - that the governaeat 1• in full control. Parti1an• of Preal4eat DuYalier - 1waraln1 \bro .. b the 1\ree\1. Tb• pre1lleat driTing by oar throqh th• orow41 la a trluaphal proo••• An air diaaeter in Maine - whtrt a aiant atratofortreaa bo ■btr tell in a potato fitld. Iilllq - eight crew •• ■bera. One •v•i•or - tbt pilot. Th• huge •laht aillion dollar bo ■ber ••• OD. routine tralnin& fligbt aad ca• to diaaater - while tr,lng to laad. ~n •1• witaeaa on tbt 1roua4 ••Y• - he thoqht he aaw the rl1ht wla1 of the plaae on fire, Jut before - th• boaer pluqe4. ~JJ>f111 A congr111ional ooaaittee, to4ay, reooaaended - that Bernard Goldfine be oited for conte■pt of ~on1re11. Because of the way the tioaton aillionalr• wouldn't an1wer qu11tion1 during appearance• before th• liou1e ~oaaitt•• in•••tigating iaproper influence,. Goldfine talked freelJ aboat gift• he 1••• ireai4ent.ial aaaiataa\ Sberaaa Ada••• bat retu■ ed ••pll•• - to ••••tioaa coaoerniq hi1 ftnanolai affialr1. Sa,iDI - tbeae were aoae of tbe Coaaitt••'• bail•••• It con•icte4 of ooa\eapt of Coaare••• Goldfla• would tao• a po ■ 1ibl• 11nt•••• - of• rear la 6til. ~11s0111 It's an old 1to..,, h -,, ow a oriainal n roaisea - he will retora. Aaend hia waya • and go straight. •hioh, onl7 too often, ia Just a lot ot talk - to persuade the Judge to be lenient~ lot 10, how•••r - in Jackaon, Mia1i1aip p l. Paul £4war41 - oonvlcte4 on a forger, oharge. l 1nalt7 - two Jeara in p riaon. Bat Judge Meon Ben4riot ••• ready to 1u1pea4 the aentenoe. P utting Paul ldwar4 - on p arole. Becauae he had no criainal reoord - ao far aa ••• knowa. The Jwi&• a1ke4 - it th• delea4ant had been ia trouble with the law, •DJ ti•• before. An4 P aul £4war4a had onlJ to 1ay - no. Saving hiaaelt - a ooapl• of year, in jail. But he 4idn't aaJ - no. ln1tead, he told th• Ja41• - be was on p robation, on a forgery charge, in another cit His reason tor thia? Well, he addressed the Judge a 11°~$1 - 2 aDd eYerybody •l•• in the oourtrooa. Sayin1, •1•a not goiDg to lie. 1 want all you people to know - that l'a goiq to liYt rlgat, hereafter.• Hi• pro■ i•• to rtfora - certainly aoundia& a•n•i••• Made at th• exp•••• - of two 1•ar1 in priaon. DMP!AM'S w111sss1s ln Hew fort - an aatonilhing re l l1ioua rally. 11th crowds huge enough· to require two baseball parka. Th• Yank•• Stadiua alldtbe Polo Ground• - both Jaued with on1-hundred-and-eight7-thou1an4 Jeho•ah'• witn•••••• Me■ber1 of the aect - arri•lna troa all o••r the worl4. rroa one-bundre4-aad-tweat7-thr•• different oou&riea; attending - what th•J call the •Di•i•• 1111 lnternatioaal A11eabl7.• Ired Frans, Vice rreaideat of th• JehoYah'• litneaae1, ex p laina: •1e belie•• that th• final battle between good and ••11, Araageddon- ia near. Accordina to world condition• - and bible proph117.• so they gatared at th• Yank•• Stadiua and the Polo grounds. Expecting - Araageddoa. IPIS-PL1Y 1 ln the ancient oity of loae, there are tew thiDI• ■or• Yenerable - than a long atalrwa7, oalle4 - the Spaniah Stepa. So what did the a ■ toniabe4 loaaaa beho14! An American atu4eat • puahiag an oliYe with hi• noae. Down the one-hundred-aad-thirt1-two atepa - ot that bistorlo stairway. Ji■ iarpatreith, of the UniveraitJ of Bebraaka, hailed - aa tbt oliY s no ■ e-puahiq chaapioa of the world. In the eternal oitJ, a gro•p of A ■ erlcan colla• atudenta - aaid aoenea of antiquitJ - loaan ruiaa - recalling the da,1 of the Caeaara, the Middle A£••• aa4 the Renaiaaanoe? lbat an opportunlt7 for at.S,. So theJ got into a diacuaaion - ■ ade the aor.e 11Ye17, no doubt, bJ bottles of •o ■an wine. aad, aoaehow, the idea •caa••t•4 itaelf - of soaebocly puahing an ollYe down the Spanlah stairway with hia no•• - so now Ji■ liarpatreith, of the University of Hebraaka, win■ - five dollars; also a dinner, and a bottle of wine. He alao won the applauae - 1g■J-QLl~~ - 2 of a corwd of ioaaaa. Of o•u•• be alao baa - a•••• brui••4 no••• After aouffliD& hi• pro)•acia down tho•• bundred-and-thirt7-two lpanlah atepa. low »on, you're oa! 1g1su W •'•• been heariag from tiae to ti•• - of ai ■ tate1 ■ad• by robbers. H ere's another. At Trenton, Kew Jer1e1, the ia paport faailJ ha4 a rooa to rent. A aan caae - inquiring about it. Ir■• Ra pp aport - looting hia ower ••• ■ h• aaaae4? The p■a p ros p ective rooaer - ••arinc a pair of her huaban4'• \r o uaera. lecently, the Rappaport boa• bad been robbe4. A ■on1 ••rioa1 article• taken away bJ the bur1lar - that p ai~ of p ant,. lt aeea1 that rre4erict Ma11io robbe4 the plaoe - then abaentainde411 went back to the bouae - to rent a rooa. Wearing - part of th• loot. He conf••••4. after Ira. •appaport called the p olice.