L. 7'. OLDS, FISHER. TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1964 Good Eve•i11g Everybody: U-2 fliglts •ill co•ti••• eve11 after t•• R•••I••• leave the isla•d, after Castro gets co•trol of - Ille Soviet a•ti-aircraft i••tallatio••· T•e Slate Det,arl•••I today f or•al I y •ot If; ed C•b• of 1•1 • d•cl •Io•. Also Ille Pr••id••t ••t a Ito•• Gard••, aad lol d '"•"' t Ital •• •ll I 1101 l• t •II o,e o•r ••rv•illa•c• of Ca•tro'• dofflei11, •ot ••Ill •II•• - Ill• l•st,ecllo• Kllr••llcllev t,roffll••d a l t • • liMe of 11,e missile crisis. Wllile C11•lro t,rotesl• tie Afflerica• ov•rfllglls, Presidext Jo••so• ret,lies that lo fir• ON a U-2 -tlaat •o•l d be "a tJery seri o•• acli 011." 1,0,r, The Bepublican Committee that is criticizin1 olll' lato policy· has ao■e fa■oua na■e~ r•Chair■aD - Milton Eiaenhower. , -ind two toraer co ■aandera of ; lato - aigned thi1 report!-General1 Mre4 Gruentber and Lauria loratad. What do Eiaenhower, Gruenther and loratad - ha•• to 1a1? That our handlin1 of lato ta - •fitful and lnconal1tent.• ~•adin1 to an eroaion of luropeaa / confidence - in Aaerican leaaerahip. lbat - can•• do about it? For one thiq, let our alll•• know - that•• are behind lato all the •aJ• That•• what a Republican Preaident would do - accordlq to th••• fa■oua ae ■bers of th• G.O.P. flit IAI, The caaualty list for last week - point• up one prob lea of the war in South Viet I aa. bi& battle• - int h• ordinary ••n••• There aa, be no attritioD But t.he,<1••0•1• - i1 treaendoua. The toll of tbe dead and wounded - 1rowia1 da7 b7 da7. And - gettiag wor1e. The 1011 ot .. ~ tbouaaad aen laat weet - b1in1 the bigbeat figure 1iao• tbe 1trua1le • i tb tbe led ••rrilla1 be1••• The Saison di1patch eapha11zea - that tbe led• ba•• b ••• aufteriq lo•••• too;/"•, lortb Viet la■ ••••• williag to aacr.flc• 1oldler1 in tb• belief - tbat Bed Chia••• ••olunteera• are aYailable, if needed. iBflJPI The person least iapreaaed by the bo•i•t- Aaerican agreeaent on uraniu■;- 11)'1, :0,•1 ~itber lao Tse-tuna or Charles de Gaulle. Both leadera, teraiDI the agr•e•nt - •tal1e diaar■aaent.• Arguiq, that \be two leadiag nuclear power• - have atoaic araenala) ...ri'4 waat to teepalll other natioaa - fro ■ catchla1 •P• But led Chiaa will catch •P - ••1• lao. Aa4 fraaoe will catch up - ••1• de Gaulle. BORDER Tire latest ne,os from Red Clii11a - is e11011glt to give Khrushcltev something to think abot1t. Mao Tse-t11Ng se11di11g rei11forcements - into tlte border area of Ce,stral Asia. Clearing out - tlae civil Ret,lacing tl,em - NJitl, troot,s. flo.,er - of R etl Clti,sa's army, ready for actlo11. A•tl military act i 011 is becomi 11g more 6•1•11 .,Ith t"• R•••i••• t,ro,osl•K - ml11or c"••1••· B•I t•e CIII 11ese Reds are 110., tlema11tli 116 - e11t I re Soviet ,rovl•c••· For e%a•,I• - So•lll•••t Si6erl•, i 11cl•dl ,sg Vladi vo• I oll. clai•• tlaal tllis territory., •• stole• fro• CIII•• - i• tl,e days of Czarist ,,.,eriali••· •llo11ld be liq11idaled? B•I tl,n tl,e Boss of tlee Kre•l I 11 0111 y ••••I M_ICDBR - 2 Wnlff'II ,,.malism. Wlai le Mao •ea,a• - R11ssi a,a i •t,eri al ism. All of tolticla co11ld &e Ille prel11de to - •• earlla-sl,aling would criaia ,,. Ce,alral Asia. ~1y1L AlCill' i The atron1••t coadeaaatioa ot the threat t.o tie •P ••• York traffic toaorrow - co■•• fro■ two ■•• Yorker.a oa Capitol Bill. Seaatora Ja•it• ••• leatia1, ia a lid to P•••••d• the Ci •11 li1lat.a 4e■oaat.rat.ora - • 1, f( Mt , aot. to 10 throqh with t hll JI at.all:~~• plaa t.o hara•• the opeai .. of the lorlcl' a fair - bJ l•••l•I Ja•it• aai leat.i . . ar• a ■o . . tlae Coa1••••loaal leader• - of the C-iYil li1ht.l" ■o••••at.. Aad t her are th•J polat. out, - are hart.ia1 the cbaao•• of tlae CiYil ll1hta Ill~ / ' •4 alieaatiq • ••111 aupport.•r• of Cl•ll li1hta. 1 trqed7, t beJ •al · at t. hia t•lt.leal perlo4. Aa tor the propoaed atall-ia - Jayit,1 calla it •••lf-defeatia1 ia the worat wa,.• And leatin1 adda that it ai1ht ael 6he CiYil ligbta ■oYe■eat. - •baot a ciecacie.• IA&LAG• One politiciaa who 11 aaid to ta•o• the 1tall•l• - Qoyeraor lallao, of Alabaaa. The South••• ••1••1atioal1t 11 a candidate la - the ladiaaa irlaar1 of la, _!itth. Aad ao ■• ot hia backer, are pre4iotiac t~at he'll plot up a lot of ioo,1,r Yot,1 - it••• York 11 hit bJ th• 1tall-ia. Th17 olaia that the wlldoa\ deaoa1tratioa1 helpe4 th• Aluaaa Go~•••o• • la T liaooaaia} / • • tb•J eapect t1' tread - to ooatl•••• »•••• - tho odd opeotao1#,.....a-.,r .. atioaiata, ia la•or ot - wi14oat Cl•ll ll1lt1 de■outratlo••• The wilder, tbe better - tb'1 1a,. flll 1 auppoae that the phr••• •11te ~ant•'• later•• - appll•• to •••r1 ■ajor fire. But the word• are 11p1clall7 applicable to the blaae - under Qraa4 Ceatral Station la ■•• fort. Tbe ooatla1ratioa broke out la a ••••1 traia - aad apread to the platfora. Sooa th• tauel ••• fill .. with - d•••• llaet aaote. Laced with - lurid fl••••• the beat, ao iat•••• - it ••otled the traota. oauaed ao aaa, 1apporta to oollap1• - tbat fortJ•••ooa4 1treet aaat do••• l,lr•••• foqht the blaae for boar• - before 1•tti .. lt uader ooa\rol • .5ai;/ rtre Couiaaioaer 14war4 Thoapaoaf •••• tL• •••••• ••••••'- •1t ••• lite ~••t••• laferao.• I• Lerlda, Spai• - Pedro Fer•••d•• brote lalo • resla•ra•t. Pedro, scoopiag •P oae i••dred ••II flft, , ••• , as - abo•t t •o b•c•• - f ron, t 1,e ca re1f • t •r. r••• l•r•l•6 - to leave. Ua/orl•••lely, Pedro'• eye f•ll oa - a 6olll• of s,.,.,.,. ••••• a•4 •• declll•d - lo ••11• a,.,,. w•ic• •• di II. 'l'I•• - aaoll er. Aad aaotl •r. ,o, ,c ••••. Tiet, Diet, I• t•• ••'• ••d atory of Pedro Fer•••'•• •I £•ride, s,.,,.. r•/ er to ? "Ga•gs t ef's, ages, 1,ool, ga•• - ,., t .,, t •. " M•ybe tlais - •ill give yo• a cl•e. T1a• a,ord ""'••le•" ,,.ecedes eac1a e,ill,et. A,ad tl,e s,eaief' Is - tl,e -••le •llor of Radl o Mo•co•, ••o - ••• J 11st ret•rrtetl /f'o• Lorttlo•. Bl• sa,bj.ect - t 1ae Beall••. 7'1al s Savi el ••-•rl laBIBlill6 - llaal Ill• foa,r Brllisll fflOJ-1aeads ar••'I •••I cal • I al I . ••ti •o oa." 7'1• Radio Mo•co• &roatlca•I, coacl•tll•I .,, t • t •••• el 09••• I •ord•: "Co,,.r•d•• - I -r•f •r Tcla•l•ov••yl Yo• c•• ••v• yo•r •••II••·"