BlllTAD fl&._ ' ~ ,;JL,, ~ In tall Lond~ Parliament,~trategy 1a announced - )\ ror plans to depose Pr1lle Minister Eden. Rebellious M P's or hia own party - declaring the Conservative government should be reconstructed - with a new Prllle Nlnlater. Their contention 11 - that either the occupation or the Suez Canal should ha•• been completed, or lt should never have been att911Pted. Iden hllllelt reaalna ln J-ica - recoverlllg tNII "over-1traln 11 • In Parli-nt, the leader ot the "Sues rebel•" 11 Captain Charle• lfaterhoue; )"lo, today, dlacloaed the 1tra~ - to ' dump Iden", without bringing about the downtall or the Conservative governnent. Tomer row, the Soclallat oppoaitlon will introduce a resolution or "non-contidence". The "Suez Rebels" to vote agalnat that. :IJ.pportlng the govenaent t\tlly. J;en the Conaervativea will introduce a motion ot \r~:fi "confidence!' \{hereupon, a number or th6'. wing tactlon ,.( IRITAD - 2 will - abataln. But they will carefully calculate the nUllber. lot enough - to let the labor oppoa1tlon win out. But a auttlclent nuaber to show their own "non-contldence" 1n Iden. aucceaaora 'l'lfo po11lbl•,A••1e••n to Prllie lllnlater Iden are ,{ belnl •ntloned - houalrig Nln11ter Duncan Sandp and Colonlal Secretar, Alan Lenox-Boyd, both protegea ot war-ta Prm 111n11ter Vlnaton Churchill. Duncan Sandp - a ■ f aon-ln•l•• or Churchill. Iden, hllllelt, la •rrled to Churohlll 1 1 nleoe. In the background or the polltlcal cr1111 - the •J•tlo lhad01f ot Vlnitan Churchill. SUIZ Vl'l'HDRAVAL Today, at Port Said, some twenty-five hundred British and French troops boarded an evacuation neet. S01N - bound tor Cyprus. But III08t - retumlng to their hOM count17. The word at Port Said being - that all the a Anglo-French 1nva11on troops will be out ot Jrgypt 1n a couple ot weekl. Vhlch leaves the queatlon or the Iaraelia - llhole ~ representatives will ••t with U I ccaander, General Bum■• A 1n the Slnal deaert, tG110rrow. To dlDuaa the withdrawal - ot Iaraell troop■• BRITAD PAYlllft Indications 1n Vaahlngton are - that Cangreaa Ifill accept the British request - tor a suapenaion or pa,-nta to the United States, thla year. llghty-one llillion dollan due on Deceaber th1rty-tlrat - aa the lntereat on a war loan, and - - e a raittance on the lend•l•~e debt. Th• Britiah Med the---, to lp tinano• oil ahipaenta troll the United Stat•• - 1n the pN1ent -rgency, cauaed by the Su•• Canal cri1i1. Yeaterday, w heard that the London 1ow.na1nt ulr..a -. 7,_.t;~ ~"1 Val --~;•~excused tNII the eighty-one ldlllon dollU' ~~•wa. pa,-ent.A Alllrican otticlala praid.111tg - •J11Pathetic cana1derat1on. But, Congre11 - would have to 11•• an oa,. So, today, leaden or Congreaa. »-ooratlc and Republican - were queried. All - tak1ng pretty ■uch the - v1... S171ng - • • ve got to at1ck w1th our -t•m all1ea 0) BAGHDAD PACT The Baghdad Pact nations told the United State,, today - that the Soviet Syrian altuatlon threatena their om aecurlty and lntegrlt7. Vhlch -••age wu CODYeyed by the A1ibu1adora • ot Nrke1, IND, Iraq, and Paklatan - 1n a canterence with Secretary ot State John ,oater Dullea. Pald.alail Aabuaador Nohe r 1d All - speaking tor the group. Dl1c1111lilg Ca.unlit wapona 1n Srrla, and a pro-C.-anlat NgiM 111 DIIMll!IQI • ~hey NlCOMd the ■tat•• aade by PNlldent B11enhonr lut 'ftllll'SdaJ. '!'he Stat•1nt • that thll countr, IIOUld Ylft - "with the Utllolt gNYltr"., threat aplnlt a alllber ot the Baghdad Pact. To llhloh the AabuaadOl'I added• their MW nm1ng abo11t SoYlet-S,rlan deYelopaenta. Word troll Vuhington la that President ll■enhoNr will Uk - that Congreaa authorise llON llllltary aid IIOMJ tor the tour countrle■.) llUIIIARY In Hungary, today, the revolt or the women continued Huge throngs or girls and houaewlves - parading throuati the atreeta, 1011e, leading children by the hand. Detylng the Red - police - detylng Ruaaian tanks and guna. SoYlet UIIOr rolled clanlclng through the streets - tryirW to block tha ott. Aa the7 dld 7eaterda7, the WOll8n told the 11111 to 1tay at hGM • or they alght be lhot. But ..U• bua drlYer■ , todaJ, Joined 1n - b7111neu•er1ng their buaea 1n tront ot R11111an tanka, and blocking th•. Then, out ot the bu1e1 oaae WGINll puaenpra - apataneoualy Joining the d1110mtratlon. They aarched on to the Brltiah and Allerlcan leptlona - the Red police unable to kNp th• away. At the Aaerican legation, led by a tall blonde - the7 clawed and scratched at the police. At that 11011ent, American liiln1ster Thomas Walles, drove up 1n his car • and was alllloe t aobbed by the women. Begging hlll - for American help. HUIIJARY - 2 The tall blonde led a delegation into the buildinl • and there pre1ented a fonaal plea. The crowd outaide - 1rowl111 wildly aotional. ...,,.undre~oatltl acreaalng: "V• want /-. th11 alavery to ew.1! · 1 Outcrie1 agalnat Puppet Pr•l•r lad••~ "oet ladar and the Ruaalana out!" the WOiien yelled. And 10 it went - at one place and another. 'l'hou1nd1 ot WG111n - alnglng patrlotlc aonga. Shaklng their tlata - at the Rua1lan tanka. The Reda - battled bJ the talnlne lnlurrectlon. lot a ahOt tired - nobody injured. But acorea WN arreated - carried bodily to the police truck,. Thi72 H u n g a r i a n s ~ ~ a people - with spunk and apirlt. 111111 AllY - U I The Budapest radio armounce1 - a cancellation or the trip or the u N Secret&r)' General to Hungary. th• Red Ra4lo aa,lng-- "not aceeptable". PrewloualJ the trlp 1N■1d to have been all a 1et -- tor Dece■ber Stxteenth. But now apparentlJ th• anawr 11 -- no. CARDIJIAL Word frolll Warsaw - is that Cardinal Vyazynak1 will go to Rome, and give the Pope a report on the new atate ot artaira 1n Red Poland. The relatlona - between the church and the so-called "liberal" COIIIIIWliat regllle or Tltolat PNlllff GOllulka. 'ftle Cardinal, Prate or Poland - to be 1n ROM . . . t1111 betore Chriatau. Vhlch, 1n Varaaw, la regarded u a 11gn that the negotlationa betWHn the church and the GGlllllka regllle are •klnl progre11. But there's alao another reason - tor the v111t to the Vatican. VylSJlllkl - · nued a Cardinal 1n 11net••n lflttJ-ThNe - at which tlM he - being held by th• Reda, aa a virtual prisoner. So he couldn't aake the trip to Rae to receive - the traditional Red Hat. Now, apparentlJ, tr 1 11 he'll get 1t with due cereaony at the Vatican - the Red hat or the ROll&n cardinal. Plghtlng 1n Cuba - 1oldier1 1n battle with rebel guerr1llaa, 1n the eaatern part or the leland. The 1naurNctoe, ••••ral hundred or theil - believed to be Cuban exilea, who landed on Sunday. 'ftle n - , lut weekend, al aa1d - that a band of rebela had bNn wiped out, atiortly arter landing. But, apparently, othen got uhore, tor a battle againat the toroN ... .. or 1trong 11111 Batlata. - - OL!IIPICS Allerlcan ••1.Jllllng veraua Ruaalan jJa1&•tlc1 - at the OlJlll)lC s-•· Today, Shelley Mann, a blond co-ed trail Arllnltoil, Vlrglnla - led an AMrlcan • - P 1n the uo■en • 1 one hlllldNd Mter buttertly ••lll■lng race. And Oeorge BrHn, ot Buffalo, ■• York broke the world'• record 1n a tlttNn hundNcl •ter heat. But, at the•- t111e, the huaky Rua1lan p.11 ..... winning gold lledall at gyma1tlc1. So the. polntl lfClft at aw1allng - were badly needed to •lntaln a 11111 AMMoan lead 1n polnta. Prealdent E1•enholfer wlll aake an 1.napectlon trlp to the drought stricken areas ot the WNt. Helplng to detel'lline - federal aid tor stricken tuwn. During the election cuipalgn, the Prealdent prcalaed - he'd vialt thoH area, where crops haYe bNn bumed out by dry -ther. The cupatgn pNlldae to be kept - wlth an aerial Journey,•-- ti.. betoN inauguration. DIIIOCRA!S The Deliocrata have naMd an advisory c0111ittee -- to julde part deatlnlea tor the next four years. Twenty Mllbere. Q.,ng tha -- Adlai Stevenson and tol'IINtr President Stevenaon hu taken hillaelt out or the tuture --.Jt,.;t-. preaidential picture. Arter two deteata. he,J!.•"'111' ■Mk another IICll1nation - 1n llnetHD Sixty. But, 1n aak1ni thla he announc . . . t If- pledged - he'll aid th• partJ wherN•er he can. So, in 11ne wlth thla, he now accept• a place on the advllory cc Sttee. ProaJ.nent aaong the twenty ....,.re are - senator Kefauver, Stevenson•• llnetNn Plrty-Slx running •te. And - Nra. Eleanor Roosevelt. (The r er ot ,-....... -llberabip con1i1te ot Senaton •n ,n Gov leglalatora - represented / ,, t the p~rtlon ey have in Congress. The coadttH , ,, proceed a - to u(c1ude a contest, probay>IY, between e two Dao at1c r,-t1ona. The southern mod-'t•a - and _);Ke northern liberals • .,f' tlllllllD Pederal authorltle1 are llllklng arr.at• - or 1egreptlonl1t1, at Clinton, Tenne11u - where vlolenoe oauaect the oloelng or the h1gh achool, ye1terday. Beoauae ot thl pre1enoe ot negro puplll 1n clUNI. La1t night• a dJnlaltlnl at a negro oGllllllllltJ. lobody lnJIINd. TodaJ, United State■ llanhal Prank Quarle1, and tour deputlea, arrived at Clinton - wlth orden to round up 1lxtNn 1egreptlonl1t1. The govemaent - •ld.ng the a t r - . t aowe1, thua tar, to back up the deaegr ... tlon Nllnp or the SIB AD TIIIIISIII At laat reporta, rourtHn out ot the aixtNn arreata - had been •de. Allong the prlaanera - the leader ot a whlte cltlsen'• council. And - a part t1M preaaher. A liidlcal report - on Se11 eN17s.ot • • • John Poiter Dull••• He hu recovered tully, and 11 a l'NCIJ t o • re111N h11 noraal dutl••• The condltlon or the a1xty-elght Jffl" old Seo:}(~excellent". So 1111 llaJol' OenelL"81 Leonard HNtan, Director or the Walter RNd AraJ lleclloal Center - llho pertol'Md the cancer operation. The State Departant aaya the llilcl1cal report 1■ being 111ued - to 1cotoh l'UIION that Secretary Dllll•• ldlht re11p beoaua• or health ind age. SUI OD, In• rec711ahed book, I t1nd an• anatlcn or •~lng - twaty years ago alrplan t a k ~ / I"' ,....-ble~e. Back 1n the daya when this prograa - wu aponaoNCI - !H bJ the SUn 011 CGaP811JJ ~ ■t-..,,• ■pectaclllar ■tunt • ••-•• an autGIIObll• tlOlffl to high altitude 1n winter. !he car - ■ lung below an airplane. Th• wide-body tJJHt c,t plane - deYeloped b7 Vincent Buranelli, who pionNNd the idea ot the tl71ng wing. 'ftle purpoae - to show how an autOIIObi1• engine would ■tart "1th Blue Sunoco/ Zh that cold1 at that altitude. The pilot - the great.,.._ old-tlae tl7er, Lou Relchen. Vho , _ bu turned out • book • "f'tw, /ii,inc y-n• . In which he tells whJ, 1n that atunt - he landed with a bli ltounce. Experillent successful - and he was COilini ln, tltt1 reet above the ground. When his aaalatant stuck hla head 1n the cockpit, and yelled: "Pire. The car ia nn tire." SUI on, - 2 "Put it out," Lou yelled, "put it out!" Whereupon the uaiatant hurried away - to put out the tire ln the autoaoblle alung below the plane. "Ny lalglnatlon began working - overtilll" Lou wrltn. "I tried to put the plane on the ground before ahl - NadJ to land. The whNla touched too aoon - and ttw tnap wlU-body plw bouncecl 1~ ~ 1n the air. Then dOlffl apln - tor a aare landing. And hla uautant appeared again and aald: "'ftle tlN'• out." 'ftle explanation? Well, the engine ot the oar hid been atarted - tar up 1n the alq. But then the throttle - hid not been turned ott. So the engine, running wide open had o•• heated, and the o 11 l'l the crankcue had caught tire. Which ended, when Lou'a a1111tant cllllbed down, and turned the IJID switch. I never did know why Lou Re1chera aade that bouncll'lg landing - but now I understand. g 1•s 0••~ in Ger■ aa,, at the town of La ■berthei ■, tou G 1'• - will face a Gtr■ an court. And, 1 1uppo11, the U.S. Ar ■y authorlti•• won't ■ in4 at all - if tho•• four laerican 101411r1 wind up in the Ger■ aa baatile. lhat 11 tb• wori tor Jail in Geraant Thirty day1 of brsad alllaauertraut - ■ ight •••• a proper p enalty. 81cau1• a■ A•rioan 1aa1land abduction, tatlag •• Tictl ■ for a ri4• - i• no t1n4 of underworld outraa• to perpetrate la\•• quiet, ••date cit7 of Laabertbei ■• The ■elodra■ atic doia11 happened in troat of a ■otton picture theatre, where a crowd of people were lined up - bu,tng tictet1. Up dro•e an auto■obile. rov G I'S in it. At th• poiat of a IUD - they 1el1ed a , . _ Ger■ an. Threw hi ■ in th• car - and dro•• off. The victi ■'• le&• - dangling out of a window of the I autoaobile. W ell, you c n iaagine the excitement in Lamberth• g 1•s - 2 People thinkiaa - lt'e a o,e wa7 ride, in the at7l• of Aaerioan gaagater fila1. 1~ proyed to be a hoax. Aa4 now - they are lookl•& for tb• fov G I'S to pat the■ la - •hat do you call tbe h•••eao• la Oer■aa? Spreohta •l• Deataob Beinrioh.