GOOV &ViNlBG EV£iY.tiODI: Vice President •hen foraer/~ichard M. Hixon holds hia ne•• conference tonight at seven p.a. taciflc Coast ti ■• - be is ex~ected foraally to announce hia return to politics. The a OP candid~t• for Preaideat ia linet••• Sixty - to throw hia ha, into the California rin1 and run tor Governor ol hi• ho■• 1tate - next 7ear. That'• th• educated gue1• of - tho•• around ixon, ot old politicai ~o• on th• coast, and aoottisa7er• in laahingtoa. The foraer Vic• re1i~ent baa been under aucb ~ressure fro ■ ~alitornia ••publicans - who •~nt hi ■ to ca?tur• the stat• house in Sacramento 1or their partJ. Besi 88 they xno• aa ~ick, Mixon knows - that as Gov,rnor of c ~ liforni, he'd be in a ,ertect spot to make his bid in Nineteen Sixt1 four; his bid to regain. 1,IAR - 2 th• GOP presidential no ■ ination. By thay the expert• tell us California will have a greater population than · anJ other state. RUSK - Tonight there's still no evidence - that Khrushchev wants to negotiate the Berlin question. That is - negotiate on terms acceptable to the West. We have no details on what Dean Rusk and Andrel Gromyko aaid to one another• at the headquarters of the Soviet delegation 1n New York. But sources close to·the SecretarJ of State• say there's no change 1n the Soviet poalt1on. Gromyko - asp unyielding as ever. Still Secretary Rask has aatd it might take ten , - aeaatons - before Gromyko got down to the real laaues. And today's session - was only number two. C l A The next head or the Central Intelllgence Agency• will be the former head ot the Atomtc Energy Connlaalon. John ~~~ McCone,~•• called - 11 an ideal publfc servant." Meaning - a man of great ability, who couid do a lot more tor himself 1n ,•n• private life. But turns down the chan~e - ln order to do something for his country. The A E C ls still, to a certain degree - what John McCone made it. And no one do~bta that he'll have some ldeaa of h1a own - when he takes over the C Jl A. une thing ia aure _ econ, takes over a golD& concern. Handed on to hi ■• by Allen ~ulle ■, on of the ableat living A■erican1, •ho has been running tbe hush- huah agency tor aght years. Doing it ao ••11 - the So~i•ts turned hi ■ into their ,n,-, n\lllber one. lt was Allen Uullea• tate that ht1 greate1i achi•••■ent1 - never beca■e known outside the C 1 A. The American public, never learnina how ■ uch •• all o•• - to th• brother ot the late l;)ecretar,- of St.ate. ua the other haad, Allen ~ull•• ••• alwa71 read7 to take the blaae - whether be deser••d it or not. Mor exaaplf, he volunteered to be th• 1cap1goat • at the ti•• ot th• U-2 criai1. And again - after the failure of the invasion of Cuba. The tirst was turned down bJ President Eisenhower. The second - by Pre1id1nt tennedy, who l ratitude to Allen ~ulle1 todaJ expressed lds t>erson& f his ife to ur countr7. who ha given so many years 0 MILITARY Two stories out or Wdshlngton - supplement one another. The first, from the State Department • deni!!ng reports of a coming pull-back from Central Europe. The A<tmlnlstrat1on - to keep our troops where they are. Not contemplating a policy or "disengagement," as a so : 1'1t1on to the Berlin crisis. The second story - from the Pentagon. Revealq that we may send more ffgtiter planes to Europe - if the crla1s gets any worse. "Several hundred addlttonal Jets" accordlng to Pentagon sources. Probably to klciude most or the nationa l guard squadrons• recently reactivated. UN - Today's speech by the British Foreign Secretary at the UH - was a strong indictment of the Soviet Union. Lord Home, castigating Khrushchev for preparing to explode atomic bombs - while he pretended to be negotiating at Geneva in good faith. The British diplomat went on to denounce the . "Troika" plan - as a Soviet maneuver to paralyze the u Jyand4'. called on the Russians to honor their demand for• self determlna t ion. (onor l t , by applying it to Baa tem Europe - J aa well as to Africa and Aala. Turning to the• neutrals, Lord Home admitted - . theirm.ght,.. to stay out or the conflict between the big powers. But he frankly criticize~ - their double standard; ~condemning the West, but not the Red bloc· no •tter what happens. For example, the refusal of the uncommitted nations at Belgrade - to censure Khrushchev, for• breaking the moratorium on atomic testing. SPENDING Sometimes a blanace sheet doesn't seem - very interesting. F or ,a instance, t&.ke these figures - in the spending column:-,-. seven, eleven, fourteen, eighteen, five - and so on. Then add to each number the word - billion. Then they become interesting - in a hurry. balance Needless to say - I'm referring to - the~••••• sheet of the US govemment. To the fact that this session of Congress set a record - for spending. Almost ninety-six billion dollars. FIRE - That fire aboard a tanker in the Newport River at Morehead City, North Carolina - ls the worst disaster in thatcity's history. The tanker 11 Potomac" carrying a big load o f fuel - when it caught fire. The blaze, whipping through the ship - touching off a series of explosions. The until it cracked and settled on the bottom ot the rlver. Tonight, dense black•■- smoke hang~ over Morehead City - blotting out the moon and stars, as it blotted out the surf during the day. The toll - several dead. Many injured. The tanker a complete loss. The docks - badly damaged. But it could have been a lot worse. The fire raged only a hundred yards from storage tanks - containing twenty-five million gallons o f fuel oil. Hundreds of firemen, policemen, coast guards--... and v o l u n t e e r s ~ working frantically - to keep the J ~ flames f rom reaching the tanks/A ~ t 9 e t - , - sudceedJIJ. "B".&--tle ,.,.~~ 4~ ~ -.:.. C l . ~ . HARVARD You've all seen I for sale" signs on houaes. But I won d er if you've u ever seen anything like that one - 1n Verona, New Jersey ? Put up by - owner John Anderson. Reading: For sale. No brokers. College graduates, acceptable colleagues. Harvard, unacceptable. 11 John Anderson anti-Harvard? He pleads guilty. Says he's fed up with - President Kennedy's appointments. A Harvard man, taking so many Harvard men to Washington. He infers this is an insult to graduates of Rutgers, Wabash, ~,,~ Texas Christian, U.C. L.A. and so many other great American ~ colleges and universities. so, h e'll sell his home, but not to a Harvard raduate. Is he himself a college man? Yes, he's a f ormer - son o f Lehi h. Not knee-hi, Dick, Lehigh. J\ How about a aalute to Boger Maria? iy now everybod7 knows about ioger connecting tor ho■• run. nuaber sixty. Tht second player in baseball hi1tor7. •••r to hit that aany in one season. low it'• Babe luth, and Boger Maria. 11th the difference that the Bambino clouted 1lxt7 out of the part - within a hundred-and-tift7-tour gaaea. loger getting his in 159. l'a sure•• all liked loaer lari1'1 ■ odeat reaark when he said he waa alad the Babe luth record atill atands. A lot of baseball excite ■ent aince l ••• on tbe air last night. Cincinnati co ■ ing through in th• iational League. The ieda now on their way to• World Series collision with th• Yanks. Top contender for Manager or the year, Ired liutohinaon - who took a sixth place club, and won the National Lea r ue pennant. rl ere's to ~oger Maria, to the Yanks, end to Fred Hutchinson and the Cincinnati Heds.