L.T. SUSTAINING, FRIDAY, JAIUARY 2], l96] GOOD EVENING EVERYBODY: Chicago -- like a ghost town tonight. Cars, trains, buses and planes -- all tied up by the worst snowstora -- in Chicago history. The blizzard that began early yesterday -- raging well into this morning before it finally ended. Duapllll a record twenty-three inches on the Wlndy City. Even then -- it wasn't over. Gale-like w1nda -- wh1pp1 the snow into drifts throughout the aftemoon; with a predicted cold snap -- down to zero -- expected to lock the city in lee before the night is over. To a lesser e . xtent -- the same story elsewhere in the mldwest. In Michigan and Indiana the governors have called out the National Guard; to search for motorists strande d in their cars -- a day and a ha l f after it all began. VIBITB BOUSB ------------- Jr, set,arale cereJflOfliea al tlae Wltil• Bo••• - i• Mosco., - a,ad Lo11do,a - Ille U,alled Sl•I••, ll•••i• ,,,.,, Brilai,a today raUfl•d Ille Jir•I "'•Jor •••t-We•I •• .. •••••• ,,. Jo• r years. A It i • I ory- •••i•g , ... ,, 1, - ba,a,a;,ag ••cl••r co•/Hct ;,. st,ace; 6•1 .,;i, alao i•t,rov• l•l•n•lio••l ICED CHINA ---------- Widespread Jigllli,tg reported today i,a Red Cllina _ 1101 Jar from Siberia i11 11,e Soviet U,aio,a. w"ere Ila• ca,rr••I -- or a /Nil-scale aoar. Neao• from Pellirag telli,ag of• aerie• of 6loody claslles - belaoee11 rao,a-Clairaeae •tiv•• of Ila• area ••4 sNpporter• of Cl,airm•• Jl•o T••- TNflg. Willa Ill• figllti•g said lo laave le/I al lea~t a la••dretl tleatl - aratl "••ll•oao• ,..,mbers" tlJON,.ded. i" t11e area - aai, lo b• loyal lo • .,,,orler• of lied Clai•• '• Pre• itle•I L ,., SIiao- Clai r.ong co•• I de red Mao'• Cl,ief If trNe - tl,i• ,,.. Jir•I lorge-•c•l• d•f•cllo• -~-f-r b y tlae Cle ,,.es e Ar•YA • bitter 610111 - for Cl,oir••• Mao. VIET NAM ----·----- For a ••all bcu,t of US Marl••• - a grl• baltl• for life totlay - lfl ,,,e J••gle• of Viet N••· 1!9119 leatAerr,ecl,a or, a •earclt ar,tl tlntroy ,,tlaalor, Urtable to flgl,t tltelr ••Y o•t - tit• llarlr,•• 11,alllflg .,,, •IIA tAelr bacltll•• - to Jlgl,t off '"" Retla . .,,.1,,. 0 ac,,. _ ,aobotly stot,t,etl to co••I: b•t It'• beUevetl - tltey t>ald dearly, -- ll1e world is "'ovl•g ever cloaer lo global ,e•c•. A•d "Ill ere • i l l •x• be •o 1>eac•" - - ••Id •• :. """'" ll,e ••lgll led laeavlly toa,ard 1>eace. "O■ e ,., o•• - - ti•• earlier ca•••• of •ar .nl... •••••••• lo tlla11j,ear" ••Id . fi~• De•• R11• It. PARIS ----- T'II e ON e Fre11c'II ma,. .,1, 0 tlef,, d De Ga•II• _ """ got away will, it - dead today ;,. Paria. Maralaol Alplao••e .T•I• /zluva,.)- Fra11ce • 1,igl,est ra•il11g soldier - vlctl• of O 11,ort Marslaal .T•I,. - a bottlefieltl laero x,lao later bee••• t•o•• as tlte "Fr111cle MacArllt•r" - for Ill• fr•t1•••t clo•II•• toillt civiUar1 ••ll,oru, . ~ , aclll•g a climaK .,,,,. Ill• bitter I - "110". "l • , ,.,'I be ordered aro••tl 1111• a •i•Pl• tr••P•t•r" - war; for lie 11,1a• BOOfl • triPl•tl - of all a•tlaorlty. A•d •••• lae later defied DeGa11lle o• Algeria - lie •a• eve• placed uNder tempora-ry llo••• arrest. DeGa•ll• a•d .,.,,. -- cla••"'ate• at tlle Frer,cla Weal Pol11I - fl11all1 rero11clled at leaal partially ,,. Ni11ete•• Tlao•gla alaor11 of Iii• lao,aor• •" U/• - ll•r•••I J•i• NOW to receive a rtaliora•l f•raeral ;,. deatla; t•• ••••••I laortor - tlaat Fra,ace ca,a beato•; iracl•II•"• of 1•r•o11 of JI/LAN ------ Soviet Preslde,et Nlltolai Potlgor,ey - o,e to•r totl•y ;,. Mila" . Vislti,eg factories a,ed talltl,eg b••l,ee•• .,,,,, Jtalfa,a oil a,ad ra,bber tycoo,as - ,,. Italy'• ••coratl lar1••t city a,rd its cltlef fl,aa,ecial ce,eter. Belalfld Ille sce,ee• - p11llce ro•,edlrag •P tlo•••• of •••1>ecls - ,,. a series of bombl,egs of Co••••l•I cl•b- l,oa,ses artd of/Ice,. . At 11,e •a•• U•e - ••rro••"'"I Ila• " -:P~;.t,;t- S o v l e t A ~ A "'"" Italy'• tlgl,te•t ••c•rHy 1>r•c••Uort• ,,. years. UOME FOLLOW MILAN ------- ---- - - - - - I 11 ,. i ,I ( · " I " II _ \' , " >: r u 1u/ .-; o II of F" s r i -. I JJ ; c I a t o r A ,"?..J.. II (' II i Io At" · ' so Ii II i ;_ tll' r <' ~ I I' ti Io ti a _\' in Ro III t' i II coll 11 cc Ito 11 ,,.; II, Po d J.: u r 11 .\ '·" L ' fu;/ i e > · , , i s ii I It c ,. c . Co u,, l Ma r z ; o C i a 11 o :: s o ,, o f U II s ... 'J I i n i ' s c I rl" s I ti a II g It I e ,. Ed tin - a c c " s e ,I of 1>· ) ' ; ";; lo s/,•ol a lf 'Yt! tllltrllt<tl lite So vie t Pr es ident ltad placed at I /1t • I u m IJ o f I I a l .\' ' s "1111 k 11 o 10, s o l di e r . " Wily he did ii - 110/ quite clear. ,,,.Except for ~ tile facl /Ital lite lomb is located - in Rome's giant Piazza ~ Ve11ezia -- ~ lite site of,A..many of Mussolini's cltesl-lh11111ping speeches~ prior to his exectllion by Italian Comm,ulists. CAPE KENNE:Dr -- --- --- - ---- - - A I Cape Kt'1111et1_, - a dres >'<!'l'tettrsol fod ' czy - Joy • • \ 111 c ,.; c a 's f i n; I I h re e - ,,,n 11 space .f U g It t. A s t nnuw Is G II s O II c : do 1111 i n ,: s /HI c e s u ; I s .f o r a s i m t1 la I e ti c o u n t - do i n - - leadillK up lo a mock blast-off, ,,./fi 1>1refn1ration for 6£\· Ure , real thitig - - now set for next month .. Th e .f i rs t J l i g It t o J th e A p o ll o s e r i e s - - e : r: pe c t e d 'sense\ lo last Jou rte en days. A test JH.glit - in every~.••••• of the r, , " · p It r as e . Ye t hope frll l y - a giant s t e p toward the Moon - Mars - and beyond. SAL/88U/ll' - - ---- -- -- R t: I, (' f p ,- (,' Ill i t' ,. / a II S 111 i / It Of R I, fl d C S i a - Ill a _\' S O O II be a risi lor l u o u r s h ores. Smillt r 1111101111 c; 11 g loclay ; 11 Sa l i sb 11 ry - /Ital It , has acc e pteci a11 ; ,,, ilalio,z from tlte Church League: of America; to ad,lress lellgue men'IJ ers - a I I h c i r a 11 11 u a l m e e t i II g i ,, Ma r c h . If••• one -rese:GA.tt•n, In l ig ltt of American sanctions agai,isl Rhodes i a - Smith saying he will come here - only if lt e gets appro v al from tlte US State Department. Ho w ever, tlte Cliurch Leagr,e reporting in Washington -- that such approval has already been sor,ght. Voicing assura,ice that Smith w ill ha v e "r,nconditional freedom" if h e r « • k~ re all)' doe s co me . \ " .• ,. , r- 1 , .. i\ J!lr:!k w~nt North from C8nada as a youne man, hunted go1,~ . and found it sometimes. Physically o ne of' the most powerful men I ever- knew. Down through the years he h8d spent constde~able time in Washington, always boosting for AlaskR on w hlch subject he could speak most elo q uently. Survived by his wi d ow, Grace Doering , a Cle v eland woman law.ver, former V ice Pres1. dent of the American Bar ~ssoctat lon . Jack married her at St. Margaret's adjoining 1/~3tmlnist~r· Abb 1 -:-y , when the American Bar As soc tat ion -1a ho l ~lng a convention in London. L IF £ Maga z ine featured t: . e e1·ent. Ther-e w·., ...,ourdough Jai::k f rom Alaska, in s triped trou~ers , t tl coat an· silk hat . None of us LATROBE --------- The , · arr_vittH 1 ' ' -0tt- of r, ~ l O d <I · ' ' ' s ,. o l / t' f.t e _v o u l h - g o I yo u 11· o r ,· i,.. d ? No n L' e d - s a.\' s / I, e Pr es id en I of st. V; n c e n I Collc~e i 11 Latrobe, P e 1111 s_l 1 l1 ania . Tlt c R ei erend Maynard Bre1111C111 asscrti,ig that mod ern col l ege s tud e nts - ar e "muclt b r i g /JI e , , a IL d fa r 111 or e i ,i t e l li gen t " t It a n s tr, den t s of o l d. T Ii e re s rtl t - a c c o rd i ng to Fa lit er Br 1:. n nan - a s" re bet that ther e ,, ill be tu o or three demonstrations on campus -- each and every sem es ter. Students demanding "dialogue and excha,ige" - and getting it - which leads to better education - said he; where ten or twenty years 6• ago - "they would ha v e been kicked out of scJ,ool." ~ . • - Summing up - Father B r e n n a n ~ : "/don't worr11 about th e students - I worr J' abollt the facrtlty." SAN FRANC/SO ---- - -- - -- --- - A mammoth trcfls11re l11,,1t , · .s / U It l C Y 11 · a y t O ti i g I, / - in /he city of ~an Francisco. B<.u1k offic:ials, police and p r I I a t c c il i z e n s - Io o k i ,i g f o r a s in g le u s f'~ Tr e as u r y ,. - ccr_lificalc - worth a half million bucks. The note s · Tnn-e-k:o:# disappeared from a cash box - in San Francisco's Crocker Citizens Bank. To make matters worse, it's about the size of a dollar bill - and its legall 31 negotiable, too. But whether lost or stole,i - bank officials are confident the big bill tvill never be spent. The reason they say - because no one - but no one - would break a half million dollar bill -- "without some &_£ Cl t \ :t, ~ \)--U: •l? very s ea re hi ng questions. " ~~ u ~ l , ~ - a-Y-f - \1~,