L.T. BUICK, FISHER. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1 4 , l9t>b Ft. Pierce, Florida GOOD EVENIHG EVERYBODY : Faraers who have traditionally borne the brunt of C01111unist terror in South Viet Nam -- were again the tragic vlctiu today in that embattled land. Two bus loads of rice farmers en route to their fields near Tuy Hoa -- under the protection of thousands of Ameri~ans and ~outh Korean Troops, when they ran over Co•unist land ■ lnes -- planted in the road. Those who survived the f irst blast--watchlng by the roadside when a three-wheeled motor scooter hit another Co•unlst m1ne.9' -- and plunged straight into the crowd. Total tall -- at least f orty-seven dead, seven injured. HUMPHREY vice President Hube · ·~ Humphrey today made a lightning v1s1t to Laos, then back to Bangkok -- for a !'lnal round of conferences with Thai leaders. Next stop -- India and then Pakistan. IIIOIEY President Johnson t u rned to Congress again to d ay for another supplemental appropriation of nearly f i f ty-six million dollars to finance a new national teachers corps -- as well as the new Federal rent supplement program: and to meet increasing costs o f the draft -- in view of the war 1n Viet lu. The President noting there will be about two hundred and sixty thousand inductees this year, as compared with an earlier draft prediction of only half that many. PUT DRE >. T H O ME - .. THE O BVI U W S ~ nrro WORDS 'ro y If '1'111 STATZ DEPARTMENT. IN '1'BE FORM F A WARNlNO 'ro AMERICAN 'f01JlllM'S -- THAT IT IS NOW RISKY TRAVEL IN 'l'BE SOYIET UlfION. TIii WARlmlO -- ACOORDINO A STATE DEPARTMENT SPOKESM\B -- MBID OIi 'I'll RIO!ifr TRAGIC SUICIDE OF AMERICAN 'rot.JRIST NEWOOMB 11>1'1'. -t/J-K. ., ~ SAID '1'0 Dlll)IS'fRA'l'! - RUSSIA '~'l"l'ITUDE 'roWARD AMERICAN TRAVELERS -- ■ CCIUClftLY "OOLORl!D JY TB! TONE OF POLfflCAL RELATIONS BETWEEN '1'111 '1'WO OOUl'l!IIIS • ,, GEREYA BE TBA T AS IT Y - • CHIEF DELEGATE FR M THE UNITED STA TES JiD RUSS IA MET PB IV . TELY DAY A GENEY. I AN EFFQR«' SPEED UP • BQOTIA TIOliS - • AT TBA T NTINUIJfG GENEVh DI& '.. '1ENT ftFERERCE. THE AMERIC\N AND THE RUSSL(N -- -c&IRMEN 01'~ mE MEETINO -· ~ Fnw.LY AGREEIRG 'ro A PROCEDURAL CHANGE Fi T 1 Ti END '1'BE GENERAL - j I\ DEBATE OB DISARKUlll'fl' -- Am> OET OOWII 'l'O SPECIP-IC PROPO&LS. BO'DI SIIES REPORTED RD.DI AT LAST TO BEGIN BAROAllllllO II FARlll3T # OB A 'fflEA TY 'ro BAN THE SPRF.AD OF NUCLEAR IF.A PONS • # WRITERS The Kremlin's new fo und 11'.beralism toward Russian artists -- came to an abrupt halt today 1n Moscow, with the conviction or those two russian writers -- whose works were published secretly in the West. Slnyavsky sentenced to seven years hard labor; his co-defendant -- Yull Dantei, given five years. Both to a so-called ''strict regime labor camp." No special privileges -- no visitors -- virtually no contact with the outside world. IIDOIESIA One of Indonesia's top Communists -- went on trial today m Jakarta, accused of plotting to overthrow the government or President Sukarno. Also Radto Jakarta today announced the recall -- of Indonesia's Ambassador to Peking. Stated reason: Peking's refQsal to halt a continuing barrage or Ghlneae propaganda -- directed against Indonesia. PARK CITY Remember ¥ermf, the 11mous atomic scientist from Italy, who made that first historic Nuclear experiment under one of the arches or the Stag ~ootball stadium at the University of Chicago . What Fermi did that day ushered in the atomic era. Professor Fermi also had a theory that there was something , sMller than an atom, smaller even than a neutron. This he called a neutrino. Professor Norman Ryan of the University of Utah tells me that Professor Fermi, and Professor Keul'fel of the Universoty of Utah, both neutrino proponents, conc•ived of the neutrino as something ··to bridge the gap between our ignorance and our knowledge," -- whatever that means. Mining expert Red Droubay says a neutrino is infinitesimal invisible, and almost iPresistlble; a unit o force from outer space that will pass through anything. In Utah the other day three o us were taken into a silver mine -- three miles deep 1n the treasure mountains area Utah. The re we ntered a vast grotto , to the at Park City PARIC CITY-- rock walls of which they are going to add a thick layer o r concrete and tns1de that a layer of lea d and other metals. As mining engineer nroubay explained tt, the mountain 1t1elf plus the layers of' concrete, lead and so on, will the scientists hope screen out other radiati0n such as cosmic rays, ~o the invisible neutrino will register as they pass through cotmters . An what will all this mean It's Just .. pure research ... Neutrtno, they say travel with the speed of light. So -- di f ficult as it may be to imagine it ever happentng -- Salt Lake editor Hack Miller, who was with us, asks will this one day make lt possible or man to reali z e his dream of traveling at the spee d o f light so he will be able to visit other Planets 'it■u..-1.n other f ar o ff solar systems : Astronomers say the nearest of these that coul be inhabite d is at l east f our light years distant · r om us 1n the c onst e llation o f An d rome d a. So P ark C ity, Utah wher e our hundre millions o ollars pAJtl CITY-- 3 in silver lead an d z inc was e xt racte d f rom the mountains some years ago, P ark City has come to l i fe as a big winter sports area, and as a scientific research center in a grotto three miles from the surface, 1n a mountain. SPAIN The plane car s h over Spain -- that resulted tn the loss of an atom bomb -- has now claimed the lives of eight more. The crew of U.S. Air Force transport -- milsing since Saturday, Wreckage and bodies found today 1n Spaln 1 s lo t' ty snow covered Slerra Mevada mountains -- near the fabled city of Grenada. The plane with special equipment for Palomares -- center of the search f or the missing bomb -- vanished from radar. Site o the crash -- same spot i where a French airliner went down last year -- with eighty aboard. Here's an announcement appropriate for Valentine's Day rrom the White House. Luci Baines Johnson and her fiance, Pat Nugent -- to be married this omlng August twentieth . The ceremony probably at St. Matthews Cathedral -- near the White House. The wedding and reception to follow we hear wtll be " tremendous . .. Would you say 11arrlage -- Texas style ? e pre~ e a · e ne . I. t ls e a threat "o e ""e • 1s p · 1.ne . o at a ~ -- ~a· thee erts. Past h st r s own .at vete"' ' ans ant r o 1e-e -- arren -- earn an no 0 a . SLAVES From Mexico lty co mes a newspaper re port of a thriving business in the sale 01 youn In di an irl s -- in the Mexteca region o r M xico -- and c on t irme by the Roman Catholic Bishop of Chilata -- who says it is reminiscent of the '' slave trade'' of Mexico I s colon1al days. A product of " hunger and ignorance · · -- said he -- among some seventy t h ousand Indians 1n the area. The g oing rate -- we are told -- about our dollars a girl. And now -- f rom WARN -- Ft. Pierce, Florida -- solong until tomorrow.