00 E V EN IN G EVERYBODY: The end of the rebelli o n in the city or A lgiers is bein g called " d ram at ic," which it s ure was - in the dee p er sense of t h e word. Some soldiers moved out - and some other soldiers moved in. The insurgent French colonists - shouting in defiance of DeGaulle, holdin their barricades - as thtr had been doing for eight days. And facing these barricades - French paratroops, who did nothing indeed were in sympathy with thereb ls. Surely, they would not open fire. They would not storm the barricades - with violence and bloodshed. Those were the soldiers - who moved out. DeGaullt - in full authority over the army in Algeria. The p aratroops - obeying the order to march out. So who marched in? The French fo reign Legion. Takin ositions - in front of the barricades. The Foreign ~egion, as you may guess f rom its name - foreign. The soldiers - not Frenchmen at all. In fact, the Foreign Legion is about eighty er cent - German. Which the rebels knew - only too well. No wonder they surrendered in a hurry. The Foreign ~egion had orders to attack, at nine o'clock this mQrning. But the rebels yielded - in advance. Tore down their barrica d es - and went straggling out. One of their two top leaaers - arrested. LaGaillarde - who races the legal charge or - •attacking the internal security of the state.• The belief is - that he'll be transferred to a p rison in Paris - to face trial. The other leader, rtiz - vanished. At this moment of his triumph, DeGaulle made moves - to assume emergency p owers under the Constitution; enabling him, temporarily - to rule by decree. The French P arliament - called into session tomorrow, to r at ify this. It isn't any too clear why lJeGaulle asks for emergency owers - the moment the crisis is over. PA ne f ar e - u -- on t e o rd er o f r ~ ael and r i a . A io ent att e f o ht in th e zone # dem i litari zed under truce term~ arran ed byte U.N. The u~ual co nfl ct o f statements - from both eides. Syria cla i m n - th at Mos l em farmers were plowing their fields int e demi it ar iz ed a r ea. Which they had a ri gh t to do - under the Amu armistice. Israel retortin g - that the alleged farmers were, actually, Syrian soldiers, .Jfisguieed - as peasants. case, Israeli ol we in - aee A on ian ~ide e Later, t h ere was a clash in the ai • Sove al :~r ael i J et~ - versu s Soviet-built M i s o f t he Syr an ~ . PALESTINE - 2 Te ewu t of that a rial ~crap - diw uted by both sidew. Today, I~rael Premier Ben-Our on threatened -- new m litary action. If the U.N. doe ... n 1 t halt , what Ben-Ourion called - 11 Syr i an vio lation~ of the dem ili tarized zone." ' Tod a y' oscow announcement of a nother rocket - soarin from Siberi to the .acific - is brief. Indicatin g little more - th a n that i t was a du licate of the first ex eriment. uite successful - the rocket landing in the target area. Moscow says - this ends the tests. ~oncluded - a couple of weeks ahead of time. The whole thing - consisting of the launching of two rockets. he r le 1 mo v e -- in h b·ttle of Gamble Beue i ct · nd e much d ebate d r o n · nc . e uman·an- orn boy f riend oing to Court. C harging th r the r ndm o the n br other of t l e e1r ss ave lured a y his wifej/ee pi n her --in hi d in ;/o p revent him -- f r m ett i n· a ivorce from her. rocuring er c on s nt. ineteen-year-old Gamb e er.e fict has agreed -- hat she on't see Andrei Po rum eanu a ~ ain until -- he's free to marr · her. h i ch wou l d be e1. ermanent separation if he can't ge t a divorce. - lie t tes his ife, to ether ith their daughter, isap pe ared January Ele ven. s . orumbeanu as la t seen by h e uperintend ent o f the Nev, Y rk apartment ho use here he lived. He su p os e sh has been ••II a~ s i r i t, e d , .- y t o he r n at i v e G er ma ny • B u t . e a d d s that he h .. not S tuttsart. a re d t her f · h r' A home n T h f e r - - t c e t he n i t e d S .a t s -- if he c · n ' t f · n d u t the 1 he re o. out s of h is a u ht e r. o ay ' e a l cti n -- h b · s cor p us p roceed i ngs r nted -- a ew r . Ju e. ummon i n a -- the r c:. ndmo ht!r and brother of the emin ton y p ewri t er h e i r s o a . ea r in Court) 'nlu s y m rn · ng 1 to newer ques i ns · out r s. Porumbeanu. e edf o · , yer et t ing out on compli ate o . To unra v e l the f in nci al com p l ca t ions of th lat e Bis o G r a ce . The s ev ent y- a ht year old Ne g ro c u lt le a e - c a ll ed 11 s wee t Dadd y " G race • ...wfio d i e d , last month, J n Los A ng e le - and h a d a c r oss - county f un era1.fitended, at ) var i ou s p la c e s - b y d ev ot ed f oll owe rs o f h s . The b e l ef is that h i s e~tat w ill c ome to something li k e twenty-f ve m illi on dol l ars. Mo~ t o f t - contributed by some three m i ll i on devotees of the cul t of 11 Sweet Dardy." Attorney R o y Tei x e i ra i ve s a gr a p hic picture of the f i nanc i a l tan g le. "S weet Da dy 11 left a 1 11 1 - bequeathing his wealt h t o 11 The Huse of Prayer For A ll People, Incorporated . " But - there was no ~ uc h corporation w h en th e w i ll was drawn. In the oc me n t , " S weet Daddy" claime d - he wa s unmarried. But , at N ew B edfor d , Mrs . Jan Grace declares - he married her in N i neteen Nine - an d they were never d i v o rced . So she has f i led a cl a - for o ne-t hir d o f the e ~ tate. .. •'u h r.o he t ,: co ec o t~ e d n , o ay . ith a m ·ix illio ol a .. i Et the e .. a e . Ch a r i 11 'wee t Da 11 - w i t ev on o ncome t a x . A epo esm an n on ~t a t e .. - th t t e B ureau of Interna l Re e n e wa~ p re a n to o s ecute " S w eet D a dd y 11 , ~ n e d i ed - in Los A n el ee . ome p eo le may h ave b een puz z l ed by the rel i i ous doctrines he ropo u n ded. H i e f i nanc i a l affairs - just as puzz li n. e l e et 1 t.! ·- n t 0 ·to y - of · 1,e d V o t e e lo o oc e n ,6n, 0 J nary Twll n y - econ d, e b a t sc a p - w nt 0 t ' o tto m o t e Mar anna .. Tren ch . I nt e a c · r c - t wo h n dred an ten m l e e o uthwest of Guam. The Un i ted Pre e .. I nternational las the story from ~~e,,t Jacques P i ccard, t h e w ss oceano rapher - who mad~ 1raescent in t h e b athy .. cap with U . S . Navy L i eutenant Don Walsh. ( steel.. He tells how, i n thei~ sphere ).\ :tgrJll>t.t ■ l, they were lowered - for th i rty-seven thousand, eight hundred feet. Proving, f i: st of all - that the Mariannas Trench was deeper • than had been rec oned . The bottom - twenty-one hundred feet further downjfso w h at d d they see - t rough the transparent window ... of the bathyscaph? The blac a ye - W.l i ch they 11 hted with beams from mercury vapor lamps . hen the bathyscaph sett l ed on t h e bottom, it raised / a mur k y cloud - fr o m the oo~on the f lo of the Pacific. But .0 1 then the mur y cloud settled , an~ t ey ... aw - l i vin g creatures. A They report - there were small red fi s h, .. haped ~ omethin l i< e G rim, :i m in o t i x f t - o v t o t tom of t e ari nn renc , a n d t e r e r als o w 1 f i h - b r i 1 1 i a nt ly I i t nd a o u t a to o t lon • Tl e s e cre a tures o he bys c a m e immin u to t e b t hy s c a p n - s i f t o i n s · c t 1h e i r v i s i t , · · There in , the weird worl d they found brilli a nt white fi h foot long, at t t oceanic de µ th or more th n seven miles. Dick - think of the ressure on the fish - a t hat depth! In S an Francisco, a move -- t o mcon t amin a te t he e a niks. r a lly -- h eld by t he Beat g e neration o f the North Be a ch area. Orator s with beards, urging measures to correct what they called -- •the bad name that's been f orced on us.• T h is f o llo s police raids - with a score of Beatniks arrested on narcotics accus a tions. he s p eakers at the rally admitting that tiere are dope addicts in the Beat generation. But ar d'-- th a t every «itk city has a drug problea. A prograa for getting a bet t er naae for the Beatniks was outlined by the editor of a magazine called -- the •under Bound.• Who &ated: •~e are Beatniks,"'-1 w hether we like it or not)/o b ody loves us. We are slightly •iig)dJx ridiculous.• H e s ai d -- they must de fe nd their ri g hts. And a lso -- do s om et h· ng about p u b lic rel a t · o ns. " 1 e must stop antagonizin tourists, and stop erforain for them.• Well, it wo u ld hardly be a Bet generation in the North Beach area -- if they stopped antagonizing visitors. /topped astonishing si btseers -- with J weird antics.