11:CAR'ftlf ' )l J l -7 I It seems unlikely that a successor to Senator McCarthy can be selected - befoN the a11J1111er adJounuunl or Congress. In other states, the Governor might l•n nw a new Senator for an interim appointment - and Govemor Vernon ThOlll)aon or Wlsconain la a Republican. But Wiaconaln state law- 1a otherwise. The Oovemor does not fill - a senatorial vacancy. Instead, he calls a special election - and thla takea t ble. Pirat, there must be a pr1Jlilry election - ln whloh both parties choose candidate,. ~ month later - the contest ~ between Republicans and Democrata,.,c till-==- the vacancy. The leading Republican candidate - roraer Governor Kohler. Who, Ji politically - was at odds with Senator , McCarthy. Kohler - an Eisenhower republican. McCarthy, obviously - anti-Eisenhower. In fact, Senator McCarthy had been preparing to run for re-election - expecting that Kohler would be his cllef opponent for the GOP nom1nat10n. MCCARTHY - 2 Funeral services ler S.u.icc-Jkt.Cu~ will be held, on Monday, in the Chamber or the Us Senate. Full honors - for Joe McCarthy, who made such bitter political enemies. He will lie in state - in the scene of some or his brilliant political victories. And - or his chief defeat. The Senate - where he excoriated Connunlsm, and made himself a number one L pol1t1 . cal power ln thll nation. And where, in the end - a ,, / Senate wte lnfllcted a formal censure upon him. VirtuallJ breaking - thi\ p aam McCarthy political power. Bxpreasiona ot sympathy - continue to pour 1n. The moat lntereatlng - tram Senator McCarthy's pollt1cal enemies, with whom he fought 1mofi--down, drag-out battle■• A Senator Kefauver of TeMeasee, for example who says: " . lven though I frequently disagreed with him, I felt Senator McCarthJ was sincere in his beliefs. I had a kindly feeling for him personally." Expressions like that, from inveterate opponents..,...... ICCARTHY - 3 are tribute indeed - to Joe McCarthy's easy going m&Mer 1n personal relations - and sense of humor. Perhaps yru llight aay - Irish sense or humor. The singular thing ls - the connent in the foreign - preae, bitter, 1llteapered. For exuple, a Parle nenpaper .( anNra, and aaya: "The higheat American political peraonallt1N are paying hmage, today, to one of their country'• moat unlver■ally hated •n." _, .... Bven Brlt"" BBC which la aell1-otf1clal, •m•I de1crlbe1 the McCarthy ant1-COllll':lft11t c•palgn 1n IUCh teftll u "peraecutlon, wltch-hunt." Noacow, or courae, 11 typical. The Soviet d radlo declaring - that Senator McCarthJ was reaponaible tor tmat it calla, "the preparation or a new military venture" by the United States. PLOOD IISURAICB Bconomy forces 1n Congress - took another slap, today, at ada1n1atrat1on requests for money. Ttie Houae appropr1at1ona coilll1ttee - refusing funds tor the new tederal - - tlood lnllurance program. Laat year, Congress authorized the flood inaUNnce plan. The Prealdent - now uking tor f1tty 111111on dollan to ate.rt it go1ng. But the cOllllittH today voted - agalnlt puttlng up the aoner - deaanding'"a aore workable propa.a." On the adll1nlstrat1on aide, a prolq)t retort - that 1naurance experta, ln and out or the govert1111nt, are ot thl oplnion that the present plan 11 workable. More tlooda - ln Texas. Following a cloudburat - which certainly m•• reainda one or the blbl1cal acoount ot the Heavena opening up and letting loose the deluge. Along a hundred lllle tront, 1n north Texas . - alx lnche1 ot raln tell 1n 11x hours. People say the raln • • like - 1tandlng under• waterfall. Allot llh1ch happened at the headll&Hl'I of tw rlvera. On• - the BralOI - both - tloodlnl and lnUlidatlril two to-■• BUDGn' Treasury officials - discount what the Secretary of Defense had to say yesterday. Charles E. Wilson thinking - that increased expenaea in the ballistic ■i11lle1 progru .,. llllght lntertere with plans flt balanc'-s the blldget, with f.. Today, hlgh ottlclala declared - that 1avlng1 1n other tederal departaenta a l wollld orr-aet lncreued llllltar, apendlng. ao,there'lll atlll be that aurplua or one bllllon, ••••hundred• ■1111on.,. which Prealdent llaenhoWr pNdlcted 1n Januar,. Thit 11, unle11 there'• an untoreaeen drop 1n COSTILLO Today's report from the doctors is dramatic evidence - or how lucky Prank Costello waa. Often called- the ''lrlae Minister or the underworld." A mighty dangeroua JF occupation! Yet, so tar aa 11 • known, Costello had never been shot 1111 at before. Living to be alxty-slx yeara old before an underworld gunman - drew a bead on hi.a. The would-be killer's a1JI - not bad at all. Except tor luck - it would have been deadly. The guman, in tact, aeemed aure • he had done the Job or wiping out Prank Costello. ,whoa he had ,I trailed - into the Costello apart•nt house. He tired only one shot, which he ■uat have nlked thought - enough. Because he turned, and)"•IJ -~ out - gettlal away 1n a nltlng autc,,_~. The bullet waa ailled at Coatello 1 1 head - going straight u to the •rk. But - waa deflected a little by the Costello hat-band. so,that the slug or lead sliced the scalp - cutting a groove around one aide ot Costello' head. The bullet - then striking a wall. COSTIW>- 2 New York detectives - in a city wide manhunt. Atrald - the underworld •Y get the gut11an, before the police get hill. There's a conf'ualon or motives - 10 aany. As would be the cue - with a 1111n - called the "Prille Minister ot the underworld." In Jordan. the announcement - that military courts will begin an 1nvest1gat1on, tomorrow. To ferret out the left wing piot for thtoverthrow of King Hussein. Five to six hundred suapects - now held 1n detention camps. With attention tocuaed on a clique or army officers - who collaborated with lett -~~- The story is that the conaplracy was fteaded by the /\ .. - Jordanian clitet-of-atarr. Ma.Jor General Ali Abu Nuwar. Who - · / baa fled, since, to Syria. Nuwar - plotting to e1tabll1b hblaelt u a military dictator. They aay he had gone 10 far as to have h!a owa flags 1111nutact11Nd. Thou1and1 ot color portraits ot luwar printed - tor uae when he aiezed power. Pictures bearing tHe 1nacr1pt1on - " President of the Free Jordanian Repub:llc." The reports even state that the Ch1et of Starr · •d• a number of tape recordlngs - • • • • haranguing the people. I ...fO be used - a when he had ousted King Hussein, and become the dictator or Jordan. JORDAN - 2 Actlon waa taken today against the Egyptian nen agency• which has been sending out •terlal for propaganda to BgJpt and Syria. Attacking - Kfng Hussein. Today. the chief correspondent or the newa agency was ordered - contliled to the quarters or the lgJptlan consulate - the BgJptlan le111 Agency ottlce • closed. GAZA S'fflIP Trouble -ln the Gaza Strip. One local inhabitant killed, and another wo'1ftded - by soldiers of the UN. In one caae - a..-, queatlon or thievery. AUN soldier - spotting tour clvillana, trying to steal equlpaent tro11 a u N CUii). A guard tired - killing one. A tew houra later, a civilian got into a tight with a UN sentry - wounded in the scuttle. Incident, - not 1urprlalng 1n a dlaturbed area like the oaza Strlp. ""' Israel - with holding any c01Bitment on the 111enhower doctrine. After a round or talks - between Allerlcan I / special Ambaaaador Richards and Prime Ninlater Ben Gurlon. We hear the Iaraell cabinet •Y deter decision on the 111enhower doctrine - until all political flid partl•• have a chance to pre1ent their views. • IICIIOCCO A new argWNnt is on - between Prance and Morocco. Today, bringing a Moroccan statement - that Prance is poking the Prench nose into Morocco's business. Which follows nen that sHaed 1117sterioua - ror a trhile. In the city or Marrakesh, tlve sona or the late ..A9 Paaha Olaoui - disappeared. Together with u 11x tollowra - A • ot that one tlae Pasha or Marrakesh, who was once a great polltlcal power 1n Morocco. Pro-French - opposing the preaent / Sultan. The tive sona and alx followers believed, at tlrat, to have been abducted by guerrillas. But, later, the Noroocan governMnt adliitted - that they had been arrested on political charges. Last night, the Pr~nch cabinet issued a c01111unique - expressing resentment" over the arrests. The prlaonera - being French sympathizers. Which, today, m was answered by the Moroccan statement - about French interference with Morocco's business. IATO The lato conference at Bonn ended in a strongly worded ca.unique, today. The Council - tlatly rejecting Ruaalan ettorta to trlghten Amerlca•a European allies. Vamlng - that ani Soviet attack would be • t wlth all available wapona - lncludlnl H-bcllba. The Nato a tat 1■1nt declarlng: "It 11 the avallabllity or the ao1t IIOdem . , . , . . ot detenae - lltllch "111 discourage atttlll)ta to launch ani auch attack on the alliance." The Dutch government - rejects a Moacow protest. - The Soviets - sending a thNatening Maaage c011plainlng about the "Buratom" pool -- which is an agreement tor pool111g at•lo • reaourcea or weatem Europe. A note rro the govemment or the letherlanda calls the Moscow protest - "cOllll)letely groun4le11 ' . Denying Soviet allegations - that then are 1ntentlona or aggre111on." Plv• other countries have already rejected a 1111llar RWl■lan OOlll)lalnt - Prance, Veit Oerany, ItalJ, Belg1UII, and Lux•bourg. ITALY Several years ago, there was an Italian motion - picture that ade a hit in this country. / ~alled II the bicycle ,( - - thlet." Today, ln Italy, they have the sue t h - - 1n real - lite. And - what a bicycle thief! At a town near the city or Nilan, there'• a rogue who aakea a practice ot stealing - police blcycl••• In llarope - cop■ 00■1 only go patrolling on bik••• In that Italian tom - a parking lot, mere pollc-n leave their blcyclea.,... men ott duty. Five - stolen recently. Wblch wo\lld aeea to be the height or lnaolence - 1n thls new veralon or - bicycle thlet. T 1 R 1 CiiitalIAL PIOII IIINan BagedOlffl I leamed today that the ThlodON Roo■evelt centennial C011111111on 11 now tullr organ1•d• Dr. 1r,hur Ple•lng, ,re11c1ent ot Ohio we■leyan, will hllld '"' cenamlil coa1111on 10 tar•• un1ver11t1e1 and coll•,.• ue c_..11114. !hi !blodore RooNvel, cen•nnial •111 • 111&1 ,eu, tba ODa llllndred'h Annlver■UJ ot , . birth or tbl 1nlallable ,.1. !bl • • tor ttw centennial: "re1pon■lbl1 01,lsllllblt.• ,,. SAi PIWICISCO Lots or contusion - in San Francisco Bay area, today. When - all electrical power was cut orr. Stalling elevators and transportation. Radio and TV atatlona - ott the alr. The trattlc algnala - railing to tluh. CNatlng a trattic Ju 1n downtown San Pranclaco. The reuon - a Navy balber craahed • lnto two high tension llMI, knocking th• both 7 tgt out. So what happened to the planeT Oh, it landed aately - fll after cutting two power 11ne1 ot two hundNd twenty thouand volt■ ot electrlclty. LlWII Baetboume, Bngland, 11 the tolffl - which had tho■• 11Urder 1en1at1on1. The Socialite phy1io1an, Dr. Adu■ , put on trial tor bringing eout the de■11• or elderly patient■• The doctor - aoqu1tted by a Jury. So - •hat no• at IUtbollrM'l Another cu• at la• - llhich •1 really tansl• ttil bra of 101101tor1 and b&JTi■Mr■• 'ftW caH - of tba an llbo aowed Albert BartholOIII• rented a boUN OIIDld bJ tbl 'fCMI CoUMll or li■tbouffll - and took re•rkably good care of ta. lan. S.•411111t •1th thl belt of gra11, keeping out thi - d i • and wrk1ng the old lMOIIO•r. But hi had to ac,ve out. llhich he did - cartilll aay tbl hou1ehold belong1ngl. Al■o • thl lallll. saying - thl gru1y ••rd•• hie own property. H• cut the lalffi into 1trip1, which he reaoved - and sto•d in the moving van. Along - with table ■, chair■, bede and mattre1se1. Intending - to place the law inthe rront yard ot his new home 1 well, I knOW a fir■, headed by one Bill Mitchell, LlWII - 2 lorth Sutton, le• 11Up1h1re, that roll• up golt cour1e1 Ind truckl the■ hire and there. He even took one fro■ le• lllllplh1N to Canada& todaJ, the Tom Council at la1tbourne, England, dlclded - thly 1 11 •• BartholOIII• tor thl prloe ot a ... lam. Thi tOIID clerk, PrlnC11 BlllbJ, declarinl: "AnJthlng attl•d lo thl 1011 - bec01111 the property or thl Olffllr." lllnrJ, how'• that tor a caH tor the Br1t11h 1ollcltor1 and ~arr11ten to IND - Announcer: And now Lowell Tho•s recalls. L. T.: I recall a column by David Lawrence - that I read the other day. Propounding - aoae plain coaaon sense about those Presidential trip s to Augusta, Georgia. Strange - that this should aro111e criticiaE. David Lawrence note■, especially, the illogic ot Brltiah n-papera - and their • cr1tlcal reaarka. The aore absurd - IMlcauae lt'• a Brltllb cuatoa tor a PriJII Nlniater to ■pend weekend■ at Chequen. Taklilg the■ longer to drive out trOII London to that countr, - place - thin it doe■ tor Prealdent B11enbDlfer to tlJ tl"CII Vuh!ngton to Auguata. , lffiere he takea - hi■ Prealdentlal , / I IIOl'k with h1a, ol. 1£.;, ~ t;::_. ~ C:,-C- ~ c" ~ ~ - ., • .::t, " And, aolong a,tll Monday.