1~~~!.§Q!!§=-~~~-I~MB~~ll~ _ _!X_1_~_12.2L (Giv e n by Ch . Col ingwood) The reaction on the island of Cy p rus to the British executi o n of two y o ung terrorists to da y was unex p ectedly quiet. A surpri ing ca l m - . erhaps an ominous calm has settled over the isl a nd. Greek ~ tores, cafes and other businesses c l osed one by one and the l ife of the community came to a halt. There were on l y a few brief demonst~ations o f si ■ violence - stone throwing a nd a tear g as engagement be- tween security forces a nd cypriot yout,s. · everal of the youths were jail ed and there we re no a p _ n rent injuri es . The two young terrori · t s who wee han . ed h ~d been c nvicted of shooting a cy p riot ol iceaan a n d a briti h civili a n. The . i c eman wa k ill e . the civ · i n r c ve r ~ J..f ter the e xecution, th or d t e ha n ... · n was pa sed across t, e i n f r m one cy rio .. to n lb r . G ree k f ,. g ... f e it l al m · t. ro m C re e t C 1 3 FJ. n d C re e .. ~ to e~ n r urnin r ,.. -;.. : ~ l . ._, _ ' - CYPRU - 2 a&S&P Ill cttttsn t11 nsJshf1n bstass • ttual■ atll azasaL In both ashine,ton ~nd on on, the t · tement was m de - that J-UDeric n ecret ry of Stat John Foster Dulles asked the Br1tis to elay tie ~ings. Dulles presented the request to British For ign Secretary elwyn Lloyd ~t the ato meet1~ in Paris last \eek. But the British 6overnment refused. ore vio . ce I -- today Dllati ong t e Ga.z'"' tri ' j p t ~ ~ ~ x .. , . as mdct:uax The ~ptians cl thot two Israeli oldier crosse the border, today. udk lled an Arab farmer, with b yonet thrusts, and fired on two rub t1on l• Guurdsmen, wounding one. The retort of Isr&el is that the border w s --U- I I ~ violat d by th ugypt1ans~ .infiltr ators cross~ into Israel - ..... ~ and"driven back. Isr el also claims that Ar~b mlM'auders blew up a ra1lw~y line t~o miles north of Beersheba last nte,at. They reporte th1& to u. L ff le lo.ls for lnvest1 0 ation. TWo er1al incidents are in the news from Palestine. ~ p t 1 ims th tun Isr el1 ne few er Ga . rl1er - r tis & rll er ' : .s ore w y b Ira 11 fl t r lane. T. r alrl l ' , t suy , vio at r oJ act= of I r el , l Wa C m 11 the a irpo1t. Th re lt w · o - t t · r c ns 1st 16 t m k un o · · 1 l' 1 µ II - I l l ' h . l l FOLLOW PI\LESTI Toni~t, U.N. Secretary Oener~l r ~ Hammarskjold hande in his finul re ort - o t e ce se-fire agreements he obtauied. These, he believes, may be an initial step toward a cener~l - settlement between Israel and the ~r bs. But he did not ind~lie in any easy optimism. BRITAI . I Br tis P rliam nt will ave a full dress debate - - . J. ,. _ on th subje c t of /f bit, mystery. The 1se1 pearance of the HVY I. ' roe,lll n. omm&nd Crttbb - oviet cruiser whic broue)lt Bulganin and Khrushchev to Britain The 6rowi~ bel1 fin London is..- that, the "frogman" was on a mis ion of espionage - and, yesterday, Prime Miniater Ed n d clare , a disclosure of the etails would not be · 1 1n the ..iblic lntere t. " But the ublic l.lproar is now so great, that he h-d to bo~ to the demand f the Labor Purty - th&t the question 6 0 to a debate in Parliamen~. The whole tory told out. In London, today, the U.u. Navy issued~ denial of re orts that an .'UiCrican was . nvolv d in the co ... e. ;h1 tbo - .iP1 ti&R Ill J■ ji&iJ,iUi ~ i i'lli~~iiL&iiR iii 8i1Ul Jli.,lul iM:5 •••••1 ear _ et1,iie•8• ... tlilQR■II .... 5•··· .. .. 4• wt•il an • ~s■eat •• lztu :aiHiitder ,PMe 1197 I hsitt t t u . N1::1vy, t o da1. u . s tat m n ay 1 ne. ; 'N kill r a.n avy r n w r w th 0 u 1mt. we know r t Oe, f tll(, C ct CHURCHILL in ton Cur hill issue an nvit&tio to uoviet Russi~ tod Y - su ' sting that th Joviet£ Join the Western po~ers i & gr~n lliance for world ace. He said - this was the way the men of the Kremlin could rove their loud repudiation of Stalin. By abandoning Jtalin's ~nti-~estern policies, and Join with the i est in n or6&n1zation for the preservation of peuce. "The main theme of' our salvation, 11 Sir Winston declared, "should be the 6l'and alliance of Jur opean owers l1nke with c~nada and th e United States. The spirit of this arraneement should not exclude Russia und the aster. -uropean tates. ' Th · rm r rim Min1at r a oke ~ t e ity f Aach n - a he r ceived t "Char l ema e, e r . 1 1 f r nity . · r m ny t Ok r , ' C . tn t l e c chwn r, • er m r o r nu tu rt o c l , b l year i) 0 ' , ... to ti,.k wor 1u romot1~ y- n m • 1 1 C 1. . y y ci • n DULLE~ .. ... Secr etary of S t . te Du l les f oresees the day when R ussia will be " a decent st a te to d o business with.• -- But he a mits he's looking some distance into the future - ten ye ar s, or ~ erh p s a g n e r a tion, he told the R o use Foreign Affairs Committee .... But to brin g th a t da y about, he said, is the l on g r a nge ur p ose of our _ ol : cy. B~ ~e es some good signs in Russia -- freer public o p inion .. a g reater desire for freedom as a result of better educa- tion ..• revu s ion a ain n t the knock on the door of the cret police •.. a rowin g d is _ osition of the men in the K rem in to consult w ith the layer be l ow .... and an increasin demaud for more independence from the sa te lite countries. But while we are waitin for the day when Russia ~i 1 be a decent country to do business wi th, Mr. u les urged st rongly/•••• a p rov 1 of . r eside nt Eisen how e r' s most- f ive billion do lla r oreign a i · r e u es t -- to kee . up the f r ee rld' efenses. DEFID S Te aouse, tod y, asse the 33-Bil ion dollar 1 nhow e r /defense I budget - w1th only minor ch nges. The nemocr ts ~reposed an amendment, which w~uld have added an extr billion dollar for B - 52 hydrogen bombers. But that was shouted down, and the bill appropriating thirty-three billion, six hundred million for national defenae - now goes to the Ser .. te. Which has been holding an investigation on the state of HDerican air power - veraLla Russian air power. II IKE II - cret&ry Brue r, tod&y, iated - that t e 6 uided missile, ' 1 1 .. , I,), in the ~ecr~tary' word - "able to brat down any Russian bomber in exi tence or eard about." This reassurine; statement comes about in li controversy between the krmy and the hir Force, and the Army Chief-of-Staff, General Maxwell Taylor, &dded the char e - th t the ~ir Force ... 1s tryi~ to usu.r~ the ~rmy•s mission of national &nt1-a1rcraft defense. There are two rival 0 uided missiles. The ' 1ke", developed by the Army. i\nd the "T,,los 11 - on which the Air Force 1a workifl&. The Air orce conte tds xu that the "Nike", while bood CS6a1nst 1 Jrd1nary lanes, would be ine !'ectlve Ut;alnst hleh speed jet bombers. The iU'.'IIIY re torts ~ the a · i1111'1;11t . I l t: made before ~ ~enate ub-Coramittee I today. The Jub-Commi ttee Chairman, Senator Jtenn1 01 M ss1ss1 , pi, r revio rop sal - that a uuel be tage b tw en t 11 t-.1 11 c1nd the 11 T l t tn two 6 i ed m1.ssil bet.t r. t n tare. t pr ct 1 - a ,. e w ic 1 the aut Defense seoretarJ W1leon hee turned thie 1d6a down. ROCKE~ "t el ri A rboa , chi · , today - there wa o s c · culor cident. n t e ying field stoo a fi~ter lane, nd tree airm n wee un oading rockets. hen - somet 1nb went wro~ t the electric~l syst6m. ~ nd the mechanism for dtscharoing rocke~nto operation. direction of restdential art of the city of Mt.Clemons. ~~'+ One landed in the back y~rd ••••• ti ·•• _w l:},lie window of a house, ail Just abov~ a cradle where 4 baby had been sleep1fl6. The mother had removed the child only few m:..nutes before. Other rockets landed at various places - some int e territory of the airbase . Others - in a body of w ter. The ....,. wipe twenty .... -~w ere sc ttered over a JI( - Ll are . <' ighty horn s ,,:ere ev · cuated, · p rec ution - n . . . inured ' · e twe r •: of · hun re m~ le°"""f: ~{ts. on o t e liv r s l s ex loded, nd obo w s - e.c t t t r e r irm y - · r o c k t r ~ l u nc, e ow r hr ll~ cc dent lly. ly n ,J " • d I.. .l' • . ... . i · C V c • 1 - l! ' o i ' . . 1 ' C. r 0 Cl I I a . ' C 1 u r ) n lo 0 . V ut · ol C 0 f c er t C ' 0 nti- ~ g · rlt, . c1 t ri i i o of t 6 v rnm nt s, an 1 w fed r· 1 a ~s o r - n the att e r of civil ri ts, racia iscrim n t o , ·nd so on. J. ~d 0 ar 11 over declare t t out ern lc1w officers are much interested int ''c vil r c,hts schools 11 • ie said , they I re 'Js'.1v 1 6~ , wh t he called - ., . "tremen ous ' , re s1bilit.y: . The chief t e F . B.I. w .t on to de ounce "hot heads'' on both sides o the segre 6 at1on ontroversy. H sai reason and moderation would solv the roblem. • 1 l o h 1 --r o l a o r , r:, l 1 h Ja r l m·n . r ho a 0 k - 0 ll. mo k - o n e r c l m. D a n a l · n f u r 0 l n e m o nk y - ntendi 0 m a ll a m u n a r k - n ·' h 'h th a t intelligent imi n · o ul b e a s r o rmer. a nwhile, h lived in a tr a il r - te a chin the monkey ne tricks. ne ~ es eci a lly cl e ver. e trained th monkey to strike matches , and light the as heater in the trailer . Semething te POUO0 EllftllBORIOAi QOQ - -Qdmi:Pation. To ni g hts ag o , the temperature fell suddenly in orth C rolina. The carniv a l m a n ~ a s aslee iA tRe tPaileF - nd, a par ntly, the monkey as cold. So the intelli ent c~eature d e ided - o 1 g h t the as heater, an started striking m a ch h at ni h t , th r 11 r w s found - a m a ss of fl a mes, in whi c h th c niv a l a n h a d ris h 0 h n' n o k h h · o ma e . y ,., r: h ' h·1 ' ' [1 1 0 • . r 'l Om 'l " V ok i . ' n .c J m . a l o l h r r m ' O 1 0 h U)urx m r' - 0 1 r ... . T h n g blue, ·n Mr s . L::1 a 1 hon g r ntl l ly - or 1 . at w J "' hnny de interven - Johnn , who ,.w ~ four ye ar old . ~ nt to th b b y, o ened e r mou h , a n pushed his o•m small fi e rs o her thr oat . A~ if ther e were nothing to t t, J o hnny ulled o ut th met 1 obj ec t - a nd the baby as ok ay . T h en , h a vi ng saved his little s ister's life, Johnny ent ut o lay . h 1 n e • 1 n 0 • ., y • > un k r. u m C l ~ c o r · 0 0 . i, y 0 r ' 0 O V n o h R . · ' h r ~ The r rr mm n o l of the r t o - n n o r ' .r h o r . nti a Russ in offtc p 8 r ed - n o r r h e r l e s e . no m ric a n or n eral D sh r a d ress s a note to viet M a or Oen r 1 i ro , s ying - he's sur the arres of th to officers mist a ke. AM- He h a nks the Russian O neral for their II rom t rele se" - and ho pe s th a t such an incident will no h a n aga in. Thi 1 n contrast too her in cl nts of sort in th ast - hen r C w locked u in . as Berlio. Resultin g - i n h a te co ntrov r 1 s . :. I l l,; lJ l .., t: 1· 0 .I l. l l \, (; L • t.., . t - t r ... t t . :I t.r ' l'l..., v l' . 1 r r 1 · O l l t. t, s n . nt.. i..: c t, ... , cl ull r o l, l . t • t,c:1 I 1 t • ..; ' 1 l u r ~ o r I ~ ) b t, e re .:I l . \. p ., . V l' s i t n , · r n , ' C t · of ..> a I J.., UC' t • l (, l c;1_l' I u 1.: e n e s 1eme u· a ut, aft mu~ r t:t t ' they r j ct n r a · :.nu la . T r c1 n ' . y r a r i t ol : mi"°t vlolate n -tru la~o, n t y w C> t nt ·uc l ~al llltlfl*••st•~ comµl ca ns t a a nterf renc uld m i:i t . UC rt f i ~to \. I C a s rn ' - f t & t. 6 firm · r now y'% tn ibi . t r V " r a 1:,ur· 1 c it out 00 . LTP.1956.05.10i.pdf LTP.1956.05.10ii.pdf