L.'f. BUICK, PISHER, THURSDAY, liEBRUARY 4, 1965 PRBSDZNTS Preeidentlal newa conterencea on both 1lde1 ot tbl Atlantic ade the •Jor headlinea today. First, in Par11, there was President Charles DIGaull•'• ee■lannuai appearance.' ., He propo■ed a tive-po•r Geneva conterence to retor■ thl charter ot the United Nation■ and thua "eave" thl u.■• tr• "collap■e." HI 1ald thl ••ting 1hould include thl U .s., Bl'lta Prance, Ruaala and Red Chlna--tbl latter, ot courn, no, ••• • • • .,.. ot tbl IIOrld body. DtGaull• a110 called tor a return to thl gold 1tandard, coupled with the scrapping or the Alllrlcan dollar and the Brltlah pound u the baalc currencies in 1nternatlont.l t1nance. A Nw hours later, it was President J hn1on•1 turn in a tree wheeling White Houae Mewe conference , touchlng a wide range ot subjects. At 10M length, Mr. Johnaon said he •Y have , •de a ■1stake " in not ending Vice preaident Hullphrey to I,ondon PRIS ImNTS -2 for the Churchill funeral. On Viet Nam, he brushed aside speculation about thl po1eibility of a negotiated peace. On the controversial closing ot certain veteran, hoap1tala, _ be aaid the national 1ntereat doe ■ not "Juatlty the nete that will occur" it those ho1pltal1 are kept open. la tor De01ulle, ht aald •rei7 tbat the Prench views would receive "due consideration." Ill ob1erved, holllWI', that "the probleu of the U .N. are traceable not to tbl U .I. charter but to tho■• countrlee llhich have violated thl 1plrlt of tbl letter ot tbl charter." But the President devoted the bulk ot hie re•rka to a purely d0111atic 1aaue--the racial uproar in Sel• and Marlon, AlabaM. At the outset, he pledged to use every legal power to see that "the right to vote " is secured trr ALL A•rlcans. Said the president: "The loas of that right to a single citizen undermines the freedom of every citizen." Yet even as the President spoke, new racial demonetratione were underway in Marion, Alabama. And within the hour, city and etate police marched nearly two hundred more Negroes orr to Jail. The new arrests raised to nearly three tho111and the total number of demonetratore ta k en into custody eo far in tba two-week voter registration drive. GOOD BVBNING BVBR.YBODY: For a f•• ntonte,eta to,tigllt l'nt gol11g to l•lt a6011t •ontelllhag .,,,,. •lllcll 10• nta1 be f••lll•r. Al ••1 r•te, 1011 la•v• all lle•rtl or r••tl •bo•I Treelot>•, or ••1be 10• 've forgoll••• Tree lot>• I• tlt•I t>l••II S•I•• F••ll1 R.obl••o" aff•lr ,,, • lt•g• tree, lter• I• K••1•, •• l11crelllble J,l•ce fro• a,l,lclt 10• c•11 ••• lie •llll ••l••I• of Ill• J•••••• •cl••lly ••• Ille• I• co•forl, •• 10• •II Iller• a,tllt • llrl11t I• yo•r II••"• •I> I• • tr••· Yo• •Ill recall, I'• ••re, •o• I• Nl••I••• ,1fty T•o, Ill• 1••• Prl•c••• Bll••••t• ••II lier ••• ••••••'• Prl•c• Plllllt>, •ere o• • vlalt lo •••I U,rlc•, ••II 111•1 c••• lier• to Tree to,•, •• eoer10•• •••I• lo lo ••o co••• lo Ill• IJ•rl of II• •orld. 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Tie Colo••l c•rrl•• • Al1l-1>o••r•,I rifle •• II• • lrl,1•• 6••''• yo• - - tie r,1,.,1 of rl/1• • • • ' •••ll•g llo•. - • ' •l•l>•••t• • • ' 6 ■/f•lo. Yo• •r• lro•1•1 o•I lo llt• •r•• I• II• early •fler,aoo11. at "" lto•r •••• tie ••f ••I• of tit• J•••'• •r• Ultely to •• •• l••I>• So f•r •• I 1110•, I i • •ltlt• l••l•r It•• 11e11er la,I lo IP 11110 •cllo• lo ••11• llt• II/• of ••1 o•• of••• 11111• gro•I>, 011 II• ••J •I> llt•I /1••1 1lr•lclt lo llt• Ir••· B11i, it •II ••••• II •••• ••r• ••el II•• lo ••"• ••• • lrl,I•• •••''• yo• •Ille 111•1 /or,af,1•61• •••· A•'• I'll 1•11 10• •ore •6o■ I It I• •Y •••I. Solo11g • •.••.•• VIATIIBR With two-thirds of the nation still i!n t · hi grip of an Arctic cold wave, report from England seems timely and pertinent. A London surgeon, Dr. Alexander Boyd, augge1t that on cold , wintry tlay1 , •01111 - n should not wear spiked tiee l ahoe - 1 or - nylon stockings. It they do, aaya Dr. BOyd--ft can le · ad to tattr clavee and blotched ■ ktn. Ria explanation ta s1■ply th11--whln JJege ar• cold, the body produce1 extra tat ~1,aue for lf8rllth and ln1ultat1on. So the doctor recoaende that tnetead ot spiked haela ancl nylons , women should wear warm boote , . tfilck atock1qa , t••cl aki!rte and woolen blo011er1. It ahoul!d be noted perhaps that Dr. Boyd, age f1fti-n1ne, is a bachelor--ld apparently determined to realn one. IIRPLANE America's first vertical take-off airplane--the xc-one-forty-two-A--wae flown publicly for tlle t1ret t1• today at the Dallas Naval Air Station in Texas. soaetblng ot a hybrld--a crose bet•en a conventional airplane and a helicopter--the new craft nevertheleee pertor•d perfectly. It took off straight up, landed etraigbt down, flew rorardl and backWard1. • · A Joint proJect or the Ar■y, Air Poree and laYJ, the xc-one-rorty-two-A 11 eeen ae the ideal plane tor tlJlftl troopa into d1tt1cult terraln--tor lnetance, the JW'lll• battlegrounde or Viet Nam. Beyond that,it is a plane that could bring c011118rc1al aviation to towns with airfieldl no larger than a tennis court. NcBUNDY Preeidential aee1etant McGeor g e Bundy arrived in Viet Nam today under heavy security guard. He wae met by U.S. Ambaeeador Maxwell Taylor and the two men immediately went into a huddle that lasted nine hours. A U .s. Embassy 1poke1•n . later said their d1scuee1on touched on "every area or the problem in Viet Nam." Meanwhile , Bundy appeared to have been enubbed by Lieutenant General Nguyen Khanh, the military etrong-•n or South Viet Nam. General Khanh, who has been carrying on a running feud with Ambassador Taylor, declined to accept an 1nvitat1on to an American reception tomorrow night in honor ot Bundy. In any event, Bundy scheduled a "courtesy call" on Khanh tomorrow morning. In the port of Saeebo, Japan, thoueandl! ot communiste and Socialists c 1 . aehed with police today in a brtet but violent street battle. The f1ght1ng was touched ot4>1 the arrival of the U.S. nuclear-pCNered submarine se1dragon. Tonight, another two th~uaand deaonetratore 1tagtd a giant street rally 1n the heart of Sasebo and later staged a snake-dance through the street■• But there "8re no n,-ts ot any further violence. - Rtll'l'l&RS For months now• mechanized rustlers have been plaguing the farmers of Trigg County in western Kentucky. So far, they•ve ruatled no less than one hundred thirtr hoge, along with an undetermined nU11ber ot cattle. Ar•d w1tb tranequ111Mr gune, tbly drug tbl an1.llal1 first and tbln out tbl■ ott in trucks. Vhat 1 ■ wor ■•, the ruatler1 now see■ to have iddld lnaul t to 1nJur,. In Cadiz, Jt•ntuclq, the Cadiz 111111111 coapan, todaJ te.ported tbl thin ot a ton or llve■took tNd -- •: J mr 1 11Mx••Nwx 1tt 11•wte•1a1e1l•1t•III ·•th 11 the etolen teed apparently to be u1ed to tatten up tbl 1tolen 11ve1tock. .. A tug boat loaded with dynamite explotled todaJ on a Florida canal, killing two men and leaving three othlr1 11i111ng and presumed dead. Thi exploeion occurred at a conatruction 11te near the city or crystal River, on the Oult coaat, where thl Florida Po•r corporation 11 building a new power plant. BARTHQUAKE Hawa11, Japan and the Pacific coast or the united states were braced today for expected tidal wavee trom that Alaskan earthquake. But by the tllle they reached 1bor1, tbi tidal waves had been reduced to harmless r1pplee. Unfortunately -- for Hawaii, at leaet -- thl woret was yet to coae. The Island ot Qahu had Just received an all-clear from the threatened tidal wave when 1t wae hlt tiJ torrential rains and flash flood•. In one 1ubd1v1e1on near tbl Kaneohe Marine :ease, eome thirty hOll8e were washed away. And ~hlN wa1 at 1ea1t one tragic death -- an 1ntant cblld ••pt rr0111te ■other•e arme by the raging watere.