t . l , . 1 o 0 1 i • ha · l 11 o - t, l.;QMl'l 0 or t - OV - t .o u R - :' t r) . one on n J 1 . i l r .. r ] n t nn , e r n e u hor } e n ee t et t "10I' s . • ~c~, . ate th 1 tr at ion ~ n e - ucce .o r m en e b l e p r t ia on om m tee , p ttin ~ its 6. K . o n - lmos o r t y- se en b 11 on . The 1 r t su vote d or militar sen i n - i n ce or r o . rominent in to ay 's alloc t o - more h an . ive hun d re 1 1 11 n fo lon ran e omber . • res i en t Ke n e in' k t ort is - u the ommitt e is i 1 t t,O i a 18 • JAll The retiring ~hief of •aval p erations remarked t oda y - •the fleet is strong and rea dy~ Which is what we would expect of an organization - headed by Admiral Arleigh Burke, "Thirty-Une-,nots Burke,• famed World War Two commander of the •Tin ~ans• - the destroyers. Scourge of subs and battleships - when his squa&roD patroled the oceans at top speed, at thirty one knots. Now ending six years - as top man in the ~aTJ, Turnin1 the job over to - Admiral ~eorge ~nderson. letireaent for Arleigh Burke - as crusty a aea dog aa our fleet has had in a long while. ~lready a legend among the I l l fighting ■ en of the sea - •Thirty One [nots ~urke.• . I ~ cJy-B.. , t1•1111-1a I l!!i II e !1 U-d to l) - ' t ·o f 0 W c-,t r 1 ... - -= 3 0 r om hin th I n ~ T Kh r h:; ev , al i n (.l✓. oug a n - n o o . ,.,, at in - hi.· · ket e a in a shin on - r he nim e se . cret r o De en e . ~ac a ara a r nin - t h t kJuu( e 1 11 u atomic bombs i f there I s rof ther a of s a e u gr i n ou r ri :. h s in est Berlin . Our v ecretary o Defense, askin 11 mericans to join - civil efense b ui ld u p -- sh elters for protection - a ainst fallout . As or est B erlin itsel - ~ the tar g et of ttRR new ua .£_e d harrassment j J11e East German regime ~t.. start~ the ru mo r o - a olio e p i emi c in est G ermany. Tr 1 to ri he n the re ees - ~ o cont i nue to trek West u in unprece d ente numbers. > - o - ·. t ..; on • . o, l...t ~ l , Pl p d i "f r t ' H ' O ' l Ji: d 0 .e - 0 ' O u, J f h r . ll 0 i 1 ~ · u r o i on o / o u te . 0 0 r ' n .., " a t 'n o t o bo e 1 e n t · en r e n hou l e - kept o• t o 0 l - - 1 er e 1 e ein g u e s t ion of s r - te J Oute 0 lia eem to b or i f f1cult pr o b le. • S e 1 11 n ee n a 1 eni r o tin that a t o. - C n al e p l e h e r e R n n Re d h inese m 1 ion 1 h col lie - 1t h ' n e ryl lve im pact . O uter on olia . 11 n o 1 C " l 1 . • , t t J , 'l n ll ci up i o.· ' 0 n o u 1 · o · . - , : ·ro :1 n t ... - I r l • T • U n ., o ern en , ~ nc itt ft:.f- a 0 11 0 - 0 n ' l e ( - n a on A. econo ic ins lar p 0 n s L e ellln the .__ Iri hp r11 ent - hath oesn' s ee n y other solution to the fin ncial eeze . act y the ntiment expressed yeste r ay - th ri ish r e 1 1 er . ea nwhile , ix ori in 1 me ers of the co mon marke - are rol l O U th e r e or then arrival s. / ...Hflil in - he 0 i ion . cc ti tne ex lanation o fere n a i ' ri t in I s L or rivy eal- that wm his countr wants mem rsh1p , i f s 1 a 1 terms can e wor k out . he others , votin , animo app oval - o the Briti h p ti ion . T on i ght the Eat Coa·t is cleaning up - a fter the econd cloud ~rst inside a week. from ue England to the Carolina s - am unt a in of debris. Trees and telephone p oles - knocked over. rid g es - wa 3h ed out. Highways - covered with silt. Shingles - littering thousands of oa ckyards. ln the West they s lso are having the usual spectacular summer cloud bursts. L>enver two in le11 than twenty four hours. Woaen in Uenver taking ott thei . r shoes and stockings, lifting their skirts and aerri ly bucking the torrents that raced through ••DJ Uenver streets. Tourist rather awe-struck by it all. Th, b· n ·• 0 h .. I , . r r r • ., 0 ,. th - . ~ ,. . n 11' ,A91tj o:!' J ., . mJ Qi' 0 on ,. ·umo . - 1 1 .vd,. r o ba re ., on t h 11 ·o ,C' n t r 0 I (l eo 1 0 .. t m ... u . o r ,. n . C'l 1 1e - on Pr u . · r n . ~ n r e for xx e1 r iles - 1 in i h n l n C Ion he . { . oni h - emer ency over . h m n 1 s ate I i nto h ir - ~ o e reve Go eur , Illin o is. l r 1 n th 1 n: o ,'l . the ar l e JI' t' .., o·. or. tl ,.h Cu h en ., h e • 01 ., r ,. " t. ..i . a t i n EXPLO 1 U N ----------- A m e r i can Act o » e n e · e l ly t o a y 1 o s t i s c a r - in aris nd is lucky - he didn't lose hi life. The car, brand new, gleaming w ith chrome. Gene p arked it near the fam o us Bois de Bo u 1 o g n e. hen he returned, it wa - a smoking heap oft isted junk •. The aria gendarmes say the ex ,? losion was ca used by - right wing French terrorists. ~emonstrating against - UeGaulle 1 s plan from Algeria. They ai ■ ed their bomb at the home of - a UeGaulle supporter, missed the house - and hit Gene le l ly's car. Another little itea for the insurance co ■ pany. l wonder what it says in the fine rint - uick - about your car if bombed by terrorists? I' > , ' :t r ..; :ne J :1 ,:i e 11 11 ... r ' , . \., . ., L · s CP,, n , rom 1 . T a 1 s - ' 1)0 l pl o' h a - an o·t · n n t 1 r in n nin ton o al o . e . 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