1u1~.::1~ ___ !l~ll~~!lL-l!Ll_if~_1H! (Russian River, Calif.) GOOD lt!IIIG EVERYBODY: i• r,cord-breatin1 filibaater. lepablloaa l••••r• 4eolariDI that the &toaic ~ill,•••• with . . ••••••'•• 1ub1taatiallJ what Pr••i4•at liaeaho••• wa•\e4. lbll Dtaocratic filib••t•r•r• ar1•• that theJ ob••••• tbe ••••••• in Th• con•••••• war• of •atla1 atoaic •••r11 a•ailabl• fillbu1ter1 - conoentratln1 their •herebr th• ato•lo •••r11 plaat• woul •leotrloal power fro• pri••t• coapanl••• • pro•lao, Coaaiaaion will be penltte4 to 1•••r•t• it• on •lectrical power. 1atin1 - th• purcha•• of power optional. AIC aaJ ,,11 electric power, UleJllllll • 2 11 ,so••• of it• own r•quire■enta. chan1••• too. The re ar• ether Th• aaenda•nt1 ••r• adopte4 la1\ al1bt if•• arr• .. ••••\ that ~rougbt tb• fill~••t•r \o a ••44•a •al • Tb•D the Senat• pa1ae4 \ht A\o•lo ln••IJ 1111. U1 BILL The Bouie of lepre1entatiTe1 pa1114 the h•1• tas lefora Bill - after the •••••r• ha4 beea p•t ta\1 fiaal fora la a ooatereaoe with the &eaa\e. ta. 1111 wo•l4 •••• ladi•ld•ala aact oeapaal•• •••• tbu a iilll aaa a q•arter la taz,a \hi• 1•••· It 1\111 re■ata1 fer \be leaa\e \e lift i i i 1111. dJLJC PIil President Eisenhower ••1• he feel, it will•• 11oea1ar1 to raia• the liait ot the aatlonal 4eb\. Telll•I bla lew1 Conference, to4a1, that tbl1 11 - iae1oapable. The le1al llait ia two h•••••• •••••tJ•fl•e ,11110••· \wo-b•a4ro4 aa4 •e•••\1-••• \1111•••• lot far \o .. Ill\ tbe eelll•I• Tb• P•••i4eat 1al4 ezpe•••• aN •• •••1 t~•••'ll \ea f••\her lefloit - aallq u la•••••• of tb• liait •••••••17• Oao ••lief lat.hat \~o Pro114ea\ wlll a1k Con1rea1 to raiae the oelllDI of tile p•bll• •••\ \efoN tile ••••••t ••••ioD eacta. President li1enhower today, 1tate4 that the \wo U.S. carrier• will depart froa water1 oft Bal•••_ abortly. Be explained that the BOIIIT aa4 the PIILIPPIII Sil were there to tate part la tile 1ear1b fe 11r•i•or1 of the Britiab airliner 1bot Iowa •1 tile••••• They'd reaala a1 lon1 •• there wa1 aay ••••• l•t tu ••••••••little parp••• la ooatlaain1 the 1ear11. the oarri••• •111 lea•• that area, •h••• u.a. oarrl•• ,1aae1 1lot down two 1•4 tl1titer1. l reporter, at t•• lbite ■•••• I••• CeafeNae 11te4 tu Pre114ea\ aboa\ report• \bat••• of••• 111111 ••11••• tbe Valtel 8\aW1 ■aJ ha•• ao\el ra1111 ia 1ealla1 th• oarri••• te the YiolaltJ et lalau, tba~ ■ iaht briDI about a war. Th• President aai4 he'd••••• report of 11zi1t1 in Paria. The French thintiDI • the Unit•• Btate1 10•1rnaent acted in a truculent, iapul•l~• IJl!IJOJII - tL&IH - 2 It 1a14 he do•• not intend for thia countrJ to be ,itbe tapul•i•• or truculent. But we do intend to 4efen4 our1•l••• wh•n•••r neceaaar7. le noted, ■or•o••r, that there••• a llff• la the attlt•4• ef the Bed Chin••• - t•ar4 Gna\ lritaia aa4 tbe Uaitea Stat••• lhea the lrltla~ alrllaer ••• 1hot do••• the Chia••• lela a,.101l1el oaoe. l•t, •h•• oar oarrler pl•••• were at\aotel ut thea 1hot do•• a oo•pl• of••••• th• lao T•• T••• l•ll aote4 ta a ••rJ 41fferea\ au•••• Prote1tla1 •l•l•a\1 - lettiDI loo•• a baraa• of \breat1. the Pre1llea\ 1114 it••• 4iffioalt to taterpret the ••••i•I oft••• of the r•a•lar Co■■•ai1\ plaa to 41•14• \be le1ten 1111••· ~ RHEE - The South K rean President addressed the conareaa or tbe United States, at noon today. Syngman Rhee, once ll•ed in this countr,, in exile. So he talked 1n Bn&lleh, and theN waa no mistaking what he slid. Be aay be aeventy-nlDI, but he br1etlesw1th defiance al'¥1 enara. He told the Joint 1e111on ot Senate and IGl&M *' the lorean armistice should be cancelled. flW war - bep all over again. The only way, whereby Korea can be .an1"4. However, he dldn't advocate hoett11t1•• rllhl - , . 111\, when the tree countries are ready tor it. s--n lhM adaltted that this aight bring on a tht.rd world war, with ~rogen b011bs. But he said, that WOQld end ln the deetructton or soviet Russia. It was a br1stl11111peea.h, bJ an 11N patriot. ~ - Korea reports a grim disaster. A village obllter- ated, a score or people killed, when an ancient wall C · - tumbling down a mountainside. The:-, are having a plague or rain atol'lla ln 1orea, floods and landslides. The village. in a re110te aeotlon, pt aore than tta share or water tro11 the aky. That'• what o - 4 the calamity. That ancient wall stood hi&b up on a elope. a wall 10 old that only vague ••or, 11 left of wbln 1t • • Wtll, or why. The ator, goes ~ack to a ChineH lrwulan of tta11 past. The Chinese butlditll the wall a, a tort. An,wa,. the recent rains underalned tbl anolent stone, and the wall, long, B1.gh, and •••l•e,c- tullbllDI down. Carrying with 1t, a slide or sodden earth. one-half or the v11 lage, buried umer ten feet ot stone• and 1111d. Medical relter, headed b, American doctors, had a hard time, getting to the place. So remote! The vtllap that stood below an ancient Chinese wall. In London, Pr1.me Minister Churchill, today, wu consulting with his top ranking political adv1aera. What to do, about a rebellion in Churchill's own party. Por,, conservatives tn rebellion ap1nat the aare ... nt ror a British withdrawal rroa the suez Canal. The tort, have announced, they'll • • ... tlil, the Br1t1sh-~tian arran&e•nt. Which oould t.-ol" 111n1val ot the Churchill aov•z ant, It tlll Labor Pwlt. _,. to Join the rorty, lt would be . a •Jor1.tr apt111t tbl Ctllrcblll cabinet' which then ■i&ht haft to NltlD• !1114BIIS - Today brought final figures tr<>11 pr1Jlar, electlona in three Southern states -- Arkansas, Lou1a1ana and 0kllhOIII. In each instance Democratic ram1natlon 11 u good aa election. Jdd, in each state, the pr111ar1ea have angles or exceptional interest. Latest tlgllrea troa Arltanaaa glft the •lotor, to Senator llcClellan rum1ng tor another tera in thl Senate. Be wins outright am there won't be a run-ott. aat lt na nip and tuck -- with plenty ot auapenae. Barller ttaure• tOlla, lllde it ae• that the Senator would tall to 11t • YON 1 than the total tor all hie opponent,. 81 1 d bn'e to pt UIII oter-all •Jori ty, to avoid a run-ott. liit thl tlnal retaraa ahowed McClellan running strongly, 1n0reuina hll •3orltJ. Putting him over the top, by a narrow 111ar11n. Senator McClellan, ot course, wu proalnent ln tbl Arlly-McCarth, television extra•aganza -- and that ttpred Pl'Ollinently in the primary. McClellan, detendinl the part bi played 1n the T.V. circul. His principal opponent waa a dazzling product ot Oklaholla. Sid NcNath, the one-ttae "boy wonder". llellath wu a decorated Marine 1n World War II, and thin c - up lla a tlaah, 1n pol1t1ca. The 'Boy wonder' elected Gotemar twice, but loaing out tor the third tem. Ncllath became a bitter opponent ot lloC~llan, and, c•pa1gnlng against hill tor the Senate, concenuaw GD tbole t11110Ua IICCarthy heartnp. Charat,111 - tbat 1;be lniltit wobbled on the queation ot NoCarthyt•. In Lou.1atana, Senator lllendlr 111.1111 • r..a..,. 1n the upper HouH ot Conpea1. lllat ba bad • 'Olllh ....... t:.boea&h 111pported bf the lolli orpnlsatlon, till pollttoal aachlne de1oended tlNII the one ttae llllltl•h . . 17 Lalli• In early retuma Ellender tralled. Ila oppGMDI, ftilM 1110 ln the lead. Thi earlier ttprea, coal111 ln tN11 cit, dt1trleta Bllt tbe rural yotea, then taarnad the tide. lllender, •11'1111 llP a ca.andt111 lead, 1n the bardeat battle ot bll polltloal OUHr. a,JNRIBS - 3 In Oklah011a, there was a run-ott election tor oa,emor and Lieu tenant Oovemor, and the NrpriN ccaa la the case or that second ott1ce. state Senator Ra,aond aar, wtna the Dellocratic n0111nat1on tor Gwernor. ,or L1•NWI QoYernor, Cowboy "Pink" v1111-. R-ber Ida! !bl Oklahalllan diap-u.ntled about cattle prioe1, wbo pt ltito troGble with the Poat Otttce Departant, b l o - of poelal cond .... d u - obacene. They hid to do nth Id.Old.II 1111 part or the anatC111.V to be ldoacl - and N l • · i • 1111'1•. Cowboy Pink v1111w wu tn tbe llllf■ u tbl btplr •ltdlli ll'&lllllllt went on, in tha 1111811pt. jo, bl _ , llilo polttlca. Runnlnl tor Lieutenant aonrnor, 1Plilll , _ llrr,, who had been Lteutenan aonrnor ot Oklm■ s .,.. ■tnce 11neteen Thirty-Pi••· Mobody gave the cowboJ, •1th hll antl-llNllbUII• PG1ta1 cards, much ot a chance. aat be now •II beooa• •• Lieutenant Oovemor. As tor kicking, well, hi Id.cad bt.aMlt la'° the aecom h1gheat otttce 1~ the at~•:.:t•:.:·~~--• President Bleenholfer 111ued a direotlft, todaJ •• telling gove1'1119nt agencies "to • • enr, etton" ot ranchert and taraere 1n droqht atrt.ollllft ... u. L1f19 part• ot the count" are having a prolonpd mat . . . , liiill libeN 11 a ort.111 tor liftatoclt mrda tn tlll IIIMla lllid ---■t. WIIO Scotsdale, Arizona, has a stranp IIIU'dtr IIYIMfJ, and the police toda, were queattontna Wtlltu Dlllllid, GPINW of a pbotographtc studio. Thi tacts, •• llftft out, .,. JMll le 1 ng • Laat nllht, Don Predert.ok, a fOftllr ..,_. ot 11111• - dalt, wu abot to death 1n bli haae. la 111 - •tildM a alnlalan Ht. &:llled, by a at111ta . . . ,. Ill it.le, Ii - - - roaa, Marl htil fall, lllt 1be 111nr bltM . . . _ , UOte Ult aounl ot tbl telntalon • • . pbo'°INPldc aladto operator, - Id.lied not,., lllf• . _ mn111 a ear. pl■mwst tnto • 1w1. I lff ....... - ptellld a, h tall nntd., .• _, bt1 car . , ' Did you know that 1 t once looked u thoqta 1111 lbllllanl would include ca11rorn1a u a part of * tllPIN ot tbl czars! They had their R111111n beldqurlen 111911 _ , lilllN I • tonight, on tbl Ru11an llYer, a oaaple ti . . . drift north ot San JPNncllco. Toda, all tbl people of CalltOl'Dla 1111111' '9 tm1 and tur tra41111 oeaun tn ,1_.. llill • ,_ . . . . . a1Mle Calltornla. !blY o- MN ta Uil ,ear ~ ..... Vbo upeet Mw lbl111• m• of tlldlll onr ci11torn1a? It waa 1apoleon. 111 Ru111• o_.llD, ., •lthou&h a tanure, 11.ept tbl czar trca ,trellltMnlnl bU oatpoat 1n ceutorn1a. And t1ftffll ,earl or • 0 1aw * -IAI IIVIR - 2 111111ana began pulling out. Aleo PN1tdent llonroe Ulllld bta llaDrOI Doctrine - &aropeana to 1tar out ot thl lllilrt.- wtlll lbl1r f\ltUN 811p1re bulldt111 tdeu. ltald, 1b1J • ., _, ..... at thl Czar and h11 •bttlon to tm onr tn INlnll Jililrlea, 1.,_, Volt, a Sm Praolaoo oaapc,Nr. II wou • 1111 llllt pea l l a tbta: lfttr 4tcl 1111 lualana l.ene tt • p blot lo*_, Wbr *' ien lbta lttltot - - - , I 1 11 •Nr nner --• -!lllmG High Point, llorth Carolina, reporta a 0- or •• 111,bmld ~•ting which, tor a change, ■ma lOllal - • • AMWtrins the question, how c011ld it happen! lrehle llcBl-lde, tNnty-tOllr ,ear■ old, pal la a cG11Plalnt, ••Ji.Ill, thl little • sa p.w hta a - - - 1111'• wnt,-thNi. !lllljadploolilldlrObli°"'r• ft1111118brt.ap. "low, . . . . . . . . , , . . . , , . . . . . . . . . "roa 1 N MIP• "91111 ■hi ta.• "Yea , " rapltecl irillle, And that, M, D _. _, hP 1111 lt~== t ' • • 1 : • r lln U. bll tellow a ablllMldlll, ..._ , . _ . . Iii 11111. ait I'• 111N JOG would nner - " *' lllllll