es t LT,- lli!J..v . 7G.rw. ~~ 1z-'-~, CHURCHILL.( The ~:::::i tonight - an oa - - -- ~ ~~~ the Middleaex Hoapital in London) la••• roo ■ 11•• •• ,,.~~- ... ■ an(. with a broken leg; lflh' temperature - a bit too high. a=a cheat, conge■ted by - a bronchial intectloa. ~ J lttF leg - inflaaed. ADJ other patient would 1i•e hi• doctor• - oa••• tor 1r••• concern. But Sir linaton ~hurobill ha• liote4 eo ••DJ ail■enta durin1 hi• p eight1-••••n 7ear• J. it■ bard to bell••• thal he won't co ■• out of thi1 one. The lateat ■edical bull•tin •a,• - •Sir lia•toa Churchill l• re1ting contortablJ.• The report of La4J Churchill - 11 probabl7 ■ore to the point. Said •h• - •Winston was ■aoking a cigar when 1 left.• £uropean radio and TV on our Aaerican aeta regularly - troa now on. So ind . icated by treDoh &D4 British reaction - to Teleater. The coaaunicatioD aatellite, only two daya in orbit - but already iD ••• on an iDterDatioDal baaia. Progr••• tro ■ acro11 the Atlantic - by way ot outer apace, to be routine aooD. leanwbile, what about th• acieDtiflo ■eaDiq - of Teleatar? Our acientiat1 clai■ that it put1 •• ••11 ahead of the iuaaiaa1 - iD tbe race into 1pace. The ~o•i•t• ha•••'t aeDt up - an,thiD& re■ot•lJ co■para•l• to teleatar. lD fact, their apace proa••• - appear• to be slo•iaa 4owD. LT - 10 ROC[ET.\ 1 wonder if today's Atlas flight - was a record for rockets. The intercontinental balli1tic ■ iaail• - launched at Vandenberg Airtoroe Base in California. ,I ~ with a thrust of - .rfu.ee-hundred-and-1ixt1 thouaand pounds. Gathering ■o ■entu■ - hurtling aero•• the Pacilio. le~e told that the Atla1 ~ aran&td - betweea Fi•e tbouaand and Six thouaand ■ ilea. But thl• Atla• kept thunderlq on and on - until it landed la tie Philippine Sea ott Mindanao. A rocket tli1ht of - Seyen tbouaand ■ ilea. ATOMIC At our atomic testing grounds 1n the Pac1f1c- the scene shifts from Christmas Island to Johnston Island. The Christ•s Island series- finished. Number twenty-six - the last. 8'1!-Sc1ent1sts, packing thelr equ""'lpment - &Ill( a mountain of scientific data. L"lformatlon about the be- ~ havl<f' of - intermediate atomic b~mbs. But, there's more to come- at Johnston Island. In particular - the highest of all nuclear exploalona. Twice aa tar up - as JlOnday's high altitude apectaedar. Thia time, the rocke~ill go up five hundred miles - before the hydrogen bomb explodes. LT - 4 ~~J The following 1ounde like - a switch. Moscow, forbicling - an anti-American demonstration. Occasion - the so-called •peace Congress.• The Delegate• int•n•e4 - to ■ arch on the American iabasa7. But th• Mu1covit• cit7 fathers conaulted the Ire ■ lin - - and replied •17et.• Explalnation - several 1peatera at the •Peao• Con1rea1• have oritioi1ed the Soviet Union. Condeaniq the double atandard,- Centurlng both the SoYiet Unloa ,,I ~c..t ·,2 an4 th• United Stat•~·forAi•••~•t off ato ■ lc bo••• lblch a•t• •• back to - th• abortive aaroh oa the A ■erioan l■ba117 in loacow. The So•i•t• are atrai4 that during th• 1peeobe1 - there jut ■ igbt be aoae critlcia■ of C~ad lhru1hch••• Bence - the 41111111~•--e epeotaole. Moscow, refuain& to ~•r■ it an anti-A ■erloaa ) de ■on1tration. LT - 8 SPIES.\ The two Soviet diplomats who have been booted _ _ , out of Hew Zealand - worked like a couple of traYelin1 sales ■ en. Or rather - bu,ers. Andreev and St7kov, touring the islands - offering to paJ tor secret intor■ ation. Apparently their l ■baaay in Welllngtoa - 1ave the■ a list ot na■e1 to call wher1Yer they went • ..,_ Tile . b.lJ _ era were all 11\ - when they hit tbe roa4. The trouble - no ••ller1. The le• Zealand1r1, reportl . . - wbat th• two Soviet diplo■ata were up to. So, ,aa le 10100• - for An4reev and St7kov. India The Prime Minister of India insists that the pawns on his Himalayan chessboard - are really not in trouble. Nehru, admitting that the advance guard of the Indian army 1s encircled • on the Galwan R 1 v e r ~ d a k h , ~ Kashmir. But the Indian leader argues - that Mao Tse-tung"• men are not strong enough to attack. And - 118.Y have to retreat. Peking has - a different attitude. The Red radio reporting that more or it's troops are moving toward the •alwan River. Mao, confident that he - not Nehru - will wln ~~ ~ the first round of thls chess ga~n theAHlmala\s. LT - 11 EST£~ The Chairman of Senate Sub-Committee said today - •10 ■an co ■■ itted suicide with a weapon lite thi1.• Senator McClellan, pointing to - the type of gun that killed Henry Mar1hall. A bolf.aotion rifle - wltb wbiob the agent of the Agriculture Department was 1hot fl•• ti ■••· McClellan air••• with the critic• who 1a, - that Marahall couldn't ha•• done it bi ■eelf. That the Marahall ca•• &a - a ■urder ca••· LT - 5 AIGLER.\ A strange sardonic tragedy, reported fro■ Seoul - - - in South lore a. l t.' • the atory ot J on1aoo Park - the l1aac lalton of Seoul. ~ongaoo Part, out •••17 da, ia ~ hi1 boat - casting tor trout and flounder~~~~~:; .... ....,...,.., A. boa• he could oatoh thea - when no one •l•• could. Toda,, the South loreaa an1ler - waa ti1bi . . a1 u•••lJ '8ia1 alano•• - tor bait. Oae of th• ■lane•• woulda't bold atlll - tor the book. The tiaber■aa •••••••4 it harder - whereupon it flipped into bia ■outh, aad dowa bl• throat. Boura later, th•J tou• th• boat - driftiq ai■l•••lJ. The tiaher■an, a1.._, .. o••r hi• catch - strangled b7 th• alnnow. A flab ato17 - true, and aardonia. LT - 2 BOBBEBYj That robbery of an araoved car in laltha■, Kaaaachuaetta - waa about aa aiaple an operation•• yoa can i ■ agine. lhoewer pulled off the Job - watched th• ar■oured oar dri•• up in front. of an induat.rial fir■• The two auarda diaappeared iaaide - with th• pa,roll. lhil• tbe7 were 1•••• the robber opened the look - witla • 11:~l • picked ap * oaua■ b a a ~ oa•II; _.,/a• aot awa, with - Sixty-tbr•• tboaaaad dollar,. The 1aar41, r•~••in1 • • • • • • - to find the 400• ~ of their oar ••ln1iD1 oa it.'• bin1•~ .<..)'o •l1n of tla• robber - or the Sixty-three thouaand. LT - J BUIGLil.l ln Loa Angel••• Sa■ Anderson di1co•1r1d that - tor - fifty-ti•• dollara. low Sa■ la a lo7al frltD4 - ao b, aora■bled around until he rai11d the fttt1-tt•• baota. Thea be went to the Jail, expecting to•••••• - ar■-i ■-ar■ with bl ■ iaoareerat•d friend. - ~ J l u t e a 4 , Sa■ Joi■e4 hi■ - in th• lockap. T•• oopa, tatl111 oat loot at Sa■ - and r1001ni1in1 a bvcl• tbe7•' been after tor &- ••e,1111 w:I aontb■• - ~ lllit LA»I Bow to becoae a trust•• of The Whitney Muaeu of Aaerican art? Just be th• lirat Lady - and ■how an interest ia things aeathetic. lapeciallJ - Aaerioaa tbiaaa, like Colonial furniture. ln abort, be another Jacquelia• ~ennedy - redecoratia& th• lhit• ~o•••• Mr ■ • lennedy ha• b••• elected - to th• board &H will help watch o••r th• oollectioa of Aaerloaa art. - at th•••• lort Mu■••• founded by Gertr•d• Vaaderbll\ lhit••1• latched o••r bJ beautiful Jacquie. Hub. ••• The firat Lady, •• you know, baa 100d taate.