L. T. OLDS,FISHER. WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1964 Good E v ening Ever y body : The presidential news conference today••• differe,et - a,ed that's an u11derstatement. Imaglfle ' " • Preside,., i11vitlng newsmen . - to bring their •Ive• ••• claildre11. Result - Ille biggest a11d 11oisiest a•dl•,.c• I ■ tl,e lalslory of tltese •eeti,.gs .,,,,. 11,e 1>reaa. NI•• ·••dred a,ed tifty-flille - ON tl,e S011tlt La•• of,,,. Wl,ite House. Tl,e Preslde,et eve,e allo•ed tl,e yo••w•t•n to •0•111 tlie roatr•• - to •"are tlte sf>ollig,.t •Ill, Al•. 111 bet •ee11 Pres i deflt Jolt11so• so,,.el,oa, ••••w•II to •alle ltls t,ol11ts, as ;,, Ills stale••"' tltal Secrc,lar, of Def e11se McNa•ara •ill soo,e be on l i s •ay - lo Bo•• a11d Saigon. for co,asultatioflB first •1111 the West German, tlle11 will, lie Viet,ea,,.ese gover,e,,.e,ets. boycott I• effective. As for Ille overfllg,.ta - •• ••v• • NBWS CON . FERENCE - 1 no agree m e,. t "'it h th e So vi e t s about t la at . Pa,. a,,. a ? He calls the rece,st talks - "fr11il/11l." The natio,sal eco,somy - aou,sd. A• to tie Preside,stial healtla. Overe%pos11re? Mr. Jol,,saoa doesn't tltink tlaat ,sewsme,s object - to •••i•g Ill• so ofte,s. JOIINSON The President has been on the go today, and tomorrow he'll take a11ot laer swing tlarougl, At,t,alachia - the eastern states from Pe,e,esylva,eia lo Tennessee. Anot lier look at - o,se of tlte •ost depressed areas in the cou,etry. of st,eeclaes. Today 1,e also •ade stateme,ets, sig,eed doca,m1u1t • - a•d re eel ved a 11umber of ,. • ., am6a•••dor•. l•cl•dl•g - Ille A"'bassador fro"' Pa,eama. Be •l•o delivered a major st,eecl, - before gol11g o,e to"'• •e•• c o,.f ere11c e. tl,e ,eeed for tl,e Clvi l Rig"t s Bill - o,e wlll cl, tlae Se,a•I • today voted and l•r,eed back tl,e first Jury trial a• e,edm •• t . Also l,e • poll e of Ille • I re,egt le of tl,e ,..,, o,eal ec n,eo•y - tl,e free e,e I erp ri • e • Y• I e•. UIMAllll The reaulta or yesterday's pri ■ari•• - are being 1tudied with unuaual care. Eapeciall7 the oatco■• i in Indiana - where the Go•ernor of Alabaaa ran again1t the GoYernor of the Hooaier State 1- 4nd attracted - o••• thirty percent of the Deaocratic Yote. -- ~ What cloe1 ti( Wallace a-bowiq • reall7 ■eaa? Wallace inai1ta that a lot ot Aaericaaa are tired of - federal authority in atate and pri•at• affair,. Bat, hi1 opponent• point out that no ■ atter what hi• •ioto•r clai ■a - he 1till loat b1, a bi& ■aJorit7. So ■• other reault• - were anticipated. Robert, Taft, Junior - in Ohio. iud lilkinaon - in Oklahoaa. S enator Goldwater - in the ln4iana Republican priaar7. Alt ...... HaHili 8tN8ft •••• - •• •••• ,.et.nJ,J , t ......... •1•t•• One of the ■ore intereating ca••• - Macon County, Alabaaa. Three Negroes winning - in local B 1¥♦1Jli - 2 conteata. Two tor tie office of - Juatioe ot tbe Peaoe. Aad t be t.hircl for a •••t - on t be Board ot idaoatioa. 2 b 17onet c hara• - that oraaheci t, hrouah the barricade. Out - ot the aabuah. A fierce battle .,;iJ i• report eel b •1oacl the P••• • in th{ latclan Mouataiaa of Arabia. 1,,,. A Briti1b officer in A d e n , ~ • tip K ~ of tb• Arabian Peninsula - has t h ia to 1a7. •our chap• for1ot a baaic ailitary axio ■ - the7 nealected to ••nd out patrola.• Then he added - •they were too anary to bt careful.• leaniq - that punitlTe expedition into th• latdan loGataiaa. ObJeotive - to fluah out the 1uerrilla1 troa Y••••· Make th•• pay for the atrocitiea co ■aitted - asainat Britiah priaoaera. Her MaJe1t1•1 troopa, 10 anxiou1 to trap t~• Yt ■tai1 - that the7 got trapped th1aaelYe1. An a■ba1b in the &UIU iatdan lountain1 • where tb• invadtra cloaed a paaa with a barricade of 1011 and aton••• Tbta opened up - with rifles and aachint 1ua1. The Britiah ducked - for cover. And ••re pinned down - until nightfall. finally aountiaa a 1111• - 2 t 1 bayonet c hara• - tbat, crashed t, hroqb t, be bar.rioade. Out - ot th• aabuah. A tlerce battle ia reported b e1oa.t t, ie pa•• • ,JI in tb(Bafdan Mouat.aia1 ot lraltla. il&III El♦I The dlapute between l'hruahchey aad Mao Tae-tuaa la beia1 atirred up b7 - ~•n1hia Ihan. That ia. bJ two different interpretatioa1 of the Moa1ol coaqueror of th• Middle A1e1. The lua1iaaa ha•• a bad ~••or1 of Qeqhla lhaa - who aubJqate4 their anoe1tor11 &ad left laaala und•r a Moaaol occupation - for three oeaturlea. The ceatviea ot the •Qoldea Ror4e• - whea th• Aaiaaa ••1•1 o••r the lvopeaaa all the wa, froa Saaarkaad to So ita no woader that IhruahcbeY aad Coapaa, are irritated - b7 Pekia1•• aew ~•••ion ot G1a1hla Ihaa. Mao, interpreting th• ferooioaa •ongol - •• a rather cultured fellow. At •DJ rate, aore cultare4 - ~ thaD the luasiaD■• ~ - a great atateaaaD. To which the Moscow hietorical quarterl7 retorts - •a per•eraloa of hi1tory.• illGIIS.11AI - 2 Why the bittern••• o•er a aan who 41•4 - ••••• centari•• qo? Beoauae the old hoatiltt7 betw••• ••••1• ud Chlaa - re■ alaa aa bad••••••• Ma,b• ■ore 10 - bee•••• the ideological fea4 baa b••• a44e4. Aa4 wbea lao ar1••• for tb• ••P••iorlt1 of the ~hi•••• o••• tb• lua1laa1, be point• to - Geqhla lbaa. AillQM6Aii The following appear, to be about aa bairJ a aituation - •• anyone could be in. Picture a 1paoeoratt burtliq toward Mara or Jupiter - witb two a1tronaut1 aboard. Suddenl7 - a 1hort clrouit in tbe eleotrioal equip■ eat. Startin1 a tire in tb• oapaule - wbiob fill• witb a ■oie. Tb• two a1tronaut1, 1a1pia1 ••• ohokiq - aa4 trantioall7 tr1i•1 to eatla1u1h tb• fl••••• All thi1 - tar oat ia•th• aolar 171t••• •/iaatioall7• - 11 not eaaotlt, tb• •o••• Beoa••• tu••• wbo will ride la oar Oe■ lal 1paoe oapaul• - are ••taa tralae4/ tor eaaotl.J aaob •• ••••1•no7. Qua Gri•••• aad John fouq - alao t~••• alteraat••• lallJ Schirra and Toa Stafford - 101 . . throu1h a dr7 run at tbe M• D~nnel plaat la Salat ~oaia. Toda7 • ai ■ ilated blaze intere1tin1. a 1iaulated orbited tliaht. Wltb a ~ in the apace oapault - to ■ate thia11 , MQQl§lllll 1 wonder if that atill in the hill• outside Paaca1oula, Florida - is the biageat in the hiatorr of aoonahining. Or, rather - the past ten•• appliea h•••• The atill was there - until the r•••nooer1 arri••d;, Aad de■oliahed it - with ■ore than .Si. thousand atlata ,, of d.7naaite. i••• are 10■1 atatlatioa - about thi1 J•••o operation with aoaataia d••I- One hundred aa4 tltt1 tboaaaad poun41 - of au1ar. fort7-fl•• thoa1aad 1allo - of aaah. Two tbou1an4 1alloa1 - of •hl1t7. liae h•ndred 4r••• - of teraeatia1 •••h. Taz fraud oa Uncle Saa - tweat7-two thou1aad dollar, a da7. Quit• a 1011 to the I •DI • •ho •••• nabbed at the atill. Alao to / their o•ato■1r1 - •ho ~~~=-.