ONG E TH EW CON E , ODA , V OTED - EX~ DI ARY JOI 'ES 10 ON ATURDA Y . 0 HEAR P RE ID T EI S E H O'I ER EXPLAI HI PROORAM FO BLOCKING RED AGGR ION 1 Hl: MJOOLE EAST. HE WILL ASK FOR A co«iRESSI~AL RESOLUTI~ AUTHORIZING FOUR HUNDRl:D MILLION OOLLAR - IN RX>NOMIC AID. ALSO - FOR THE USE OF AMERICAN ARMED FOFCE, IF NfCESSARY. IT'S A RARE THING FOO CONGRESS TO HOLD AS SlOO ON SATURDAY. PARTICULARLY - A MERE 1WO DAYS AFTER A NEW CONGRESS COOVENES. BUT THE DOMINANT THEME IN INTERNATI~AL AFFAIRS, RIGHT NCM - IS THAT "EISENHafER txX:TRINE." PROMPTLY, ODAY - THE SENATE AND THE HOOSE OOT ORGANIZED. RQJTINE IN THE HOJSE - WHERE THE DBIX:RATIC MAJORITY I AMPLE. NO WESTI~ - ABCllT SAM RAYBURN OF TEXAS BEING THE Nei SPEAKER. SEVENTY•FIVE ,, ,, YEAR OLD MR. SAM - HOLDINB 1HAT OFFICE LON:iER THAN ANYBODY ELSE IN THE HISTORY OF Ccr.«iRESS. THIS - HIS EIGHTH RM. BUT THE ORGANIZATION OF THE SENATE HAD AN ELEMEN - OF SUSPENSE. HC. WOULD LAIJSCHE OF OHIO VOTE •• A NEW 0EKX:RATI SENATOR - AND HE'S A MAVERICK. HE HAO RAISED SCNE SURMI - THAT HE MIGHT VOTE WITH THI: GOP. ENA LING THE REPUBLICAN-., - TO ORGANIZE THE SENATE. HE OEMX:RA IC MARGIN - THAT ~ LIM. ~ · ~ NEW~ SENATOR~ KEPT UP THE SUSPENSE UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE. NEVER SAYING - HOV HE WOJLD VOTE, UNTIL HIS AME WAS CALLED. THEN HE VOTED..-,- ON THE SIDE OF 11iE DEKCRATS. ENABLING THEM TO ORGANIZE THE SENATE - WITH TiiEIR HAIR-LINE MAJORITY OF TWO. FORTY-NINE DBO:RATS - FORTY SEV~ REPUBLICANS. AFTER WHICH - niE SENATE WAS ~FROOTED DIMEDIATEL Y WITH ITS BIG FIG~T. SAME OlD ISSUE - CIVIL RIGHTS. A FN:TION OF LIBERAL DEIIX:RATS - PUTTING UP A BATTLE TO CHECK THE OLD llJSINESS OF SaJTHERN FILIBUSTERS. THE WAY THE DIXIELAND SENATORS HAVE - OF TAU<ING nfE RICJAL RIGHTS BILL TO DEATH. ANDERSOO OF NEW MEXICO LED OFF, AS LEADER OF niE CIVIL RIGHTS FOOCES. IHTROOOCING A M:>TION - FOO THE ADOPTIOO OF NEW SBIATE RULES. WHICH - WOULD Bt.<X>- FILIBUSTERS. BUT THE DEMOCRAT IC LEADER, L YNOON JOHNSCX'J OF TEXAS, COUNTERED WITH A PROPOSAL - T O TABLE THE w:>TION, KILL IT. WHEREUPON THE ENAT AGREED UNANIMOUSLY - TO VCTE ON HAT ISSUE TOIIORROllfsIX PM C<NiRES S - 3 STANDARD TIME. SIX HOURS WERE ET FOR OEBA E - SO 1HE BATTLE WIU NOT BE PROLCNiEO. THE BELI FIS THAT THE Al>TI~ FOR CHANGE Of RULES WILL BE DEFEATED. ANtl-FILlBUSTER EFFORTS - LOSING WT. ALL Of WHICH WAS A LOT Of BUSINESS FOR THE · OPENING DAY Of lliE NBf SESSION Of CCHiRESS. THE USUAL THING - NOTHING l«>RE THAN A: . LOT OF POLITE FORMALITIES. WHICH FORMALITIES, Of COORSE, WERE EN~ED - WITH "' EXTRA DOSE OF POLITENESS, TODAY. IN THE VISITORS GALLERY OF THE SENATE - ADLAI STEVEN~. LOSER IN THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. STEVENSON, TODAY, RECEIVING - A STANDING OVATI~ FROM REPUBLICANS AS WELL AS DBIX:RATS. WITH A POLITE BCM, A COURTLY 8CM - FROM VICE PRESIDENT NIXON, AS HE PRESIDED OVER THE SENATE PROCEEDn«iS. NIXON SAID - HE WAS ~. "CERTAINLY K>ST HIPPY TO WEUX>ME" STEVENSON. AND REGRETTED THAT A THE RULES OF THE SENATE WOULD NOT PERMIT A VISITOO TO MAKE A SPEl:CH. SO, ALAS • THE SENA TORS COULD NOT • IN DICK N IXOII 'S WORDS "ENJOY THE ELOQJ9'4CE FOR WHICH HE ( STEVENSOII) IS FAMa.JS." WHICH COURTESY WAS ALL IN ACCOR.[)ANCE - WITH SENATORIAL TRADITION. ElS~HOWER ••• CHURCH THE OPENING OF C<HiRESS - A TRADITIONAL DAY OF CHURCH GOING. PRESIDENT EISfNHCMER, TOGETHER WITI-t CABINET Ml:MBERS, LEADERS Of CQG\ESS, AND SUPREME COJRT .nJSTICES - ATTENDING PRAYER AND HOLY OOIIIJINI~ SERVICE AT THE NATI~L PRESBYTERIAN oruRCH. THE - ~ PRESIDENT - RECEIVING CCM\UNI~ FN:lM THE PRESBYTERIAN ELDER, Illa ' - - ~ ...-c4. NAME,- J ~ FOSTER IJJLLES, SECRETARY OF STATE. U. N •••••• THE U.N. HAS REJECTED AN ENDEAVOR - 10 INVITE COMMJNIST NORTH KOREA TO A DEBATE ~ THE KOREAN OJESTI~. THE POLITICAL CXWMITTEE - TURNING IXJfN A RESOWTION BACKED BY SOVIET RUSSIA AND INDIA. AFTER WHICH THE CCNUTTEE a<AYED A UNITED STATES RESOLUTI~ - 10 LET SOUTH KOREA HAVE A VOICE IN THE DEBATE. BUT - NO VOTING PRIVILIGES. DISARMAMEN T •••• BRIT IAN AND FRIINCE JOINED THE: ut, ITED STAT $ , T ODAY - IN ••te■ llll.GANIN'S CALL R>R A TOP LEVEL COOFERENCE 00 DISARMAMENT. THE ANSWER IS - NO. BRITISH PRIME MINISTER ANTHONY EDEN AND FRENCH PRBIIER ll>LLET, SUPPORTING THE REPL~ALREADY GIVEN BY PRESIDENT EIS~HQIER - THAT DISCUSSIOOS ON DISARMEMENT 9-laJLD BE (X)NTINUED THIOJGH ntE ~ITED NATI~S. NO NBf "SUMMIT CONFERENCE." U. N •••••• THE U.N. HAS REJECTED AN ENDEAVOR - 10 INVITE COIMJNIST NORTH KOREA TO A DEBATE ~ THE KOREAN QJESTI~. THE POLITICAL ~ITTEE - TURNING IOfN A RESOWTION BACKED BY SOVIET RUSSIA AND INDIA. AFTER WHICH THE CXNUTTEE a<AYED A UNITED STATES RESOWTia4 - l0 LET SOUTH KOREA HAVE A VOICE IN THE DEBATE. BUT - NO VOTING PRMLIGES. CHINA • RAID, ••••• Am RAIDS • OVER RBD CHINA. HOSTILB P.LANE.5 - ASSULING A DOZIN CITI&S. SQUIDS LIKB WAR!- - I'IS PROPAGANDl. THE CHINBSB NATIONAl,IST AIR FO RCI ON FORMO~ RIPORTS - THAT A FLDT OF ITS AIRPLANES FL!i1f OVIR THI COIIIUNIST MllNIAND. ALL THI WAY • TO PIKING, THi RED CAPITAL. IIUPPn«J T~S OF LBAPLITS • UllJDG THI CHINE9 . . . U TO IMUIATi HUt«lAR!, AND STAGI A HUNGARIAN- 'l'YPI RIVOLT AGAINST THI COIIIJNIST RIDI,-. PIKil«} SHOIIHID WI'ftf LIAPLl!S - AS . . . omm PRtllININT c ITm. LIKB Tn,(r-sIN. TSDG-TAO AND NM-::\ar.o. POJIIOSA ISi.iRiS 'ftlAT ELIVBN FCHaTIONS OP P!.ANIS IIRI IN THI PRCJ»ABANDl RAID. A SPOKISIMN SAYOO "'l'HEY RQUIED ALL OVIR !HI MAIJR:H'D." Al>DlNG • THAT RtmIAN~JIJILT .Irr FIGHTIRS, '!RIID TO ~ I P ' l ' ~MIDIRS. BUT 1 AU.~NID SAPILY TO FOIIIOM. MARIN •••• TODAY, GENERAL RANOOLPH PAT , OMMANOAN T OF THL MARINE CORP S , S AID. THE WHOLE TI-UNG HAS 8 1.C#IN UP IN M Y FN:E. I AM .nJ Sl AS EMBARRASS ED AS I CAN BE • " THE CAUSE - A STOR IN THE SCRIIPS-HCMARD NEWSPAPERS. STAT ING - THAT THE MARINES' IN THE MEDITERRANEAN. HAVE ATCJAIC w~s. QX>TING GENERAL PATE AS SAYING - THE LEATHERNECKS OVER THERE HAVE "LIVE" AT<JL4IC ARTILLERY SHELLS. WHICH CAUSED THE COMMANDER Of THE MARINES - 19 Bl SU~ED OVER TO lHE DEFENSE · DEPARTMENT. ASKED - TO EXPLAIN, WAS IT TRUE; niAT HE SAID THA1? A SPO<ESMA.~ StmEST ING - ATOMIC SECRECY MAY HAVE BEEN V I ~ " IF THE GBIERAL WAS <i.J()TED CORRECTLY. d NEWSMEN QJERif THE G91 ERAI., WHO WOULD ~LY SAY - HCM EMBARRASSED HE WAS. ~- ... H ERE ARE FIGURE S ON THE BIG BOCM - IN TERMS OF THE TOCK MARKET. IN WASHINGTOO, THE SECURITIES ANO EXCHANGE CCWMISSIOO REPCJ\TS - lliAT THE TOTAL OF TRADING 00 THE STOCK EXCHANGES, IN NINETEEN FIFTY-SIX CAME TO A RECORD BREAKING lOTAL OF THIRTY-EIGHT IIUIOO OOLLARS. - NEW SECURIT lES PUT 00 THE MARKET - THIRTEEN BIUION DOLLARS WORlli. LIKBUSE A RECORD. THE NUMBER OF STOCKHOLDERS IN THE C<ll-"ITRY - EICiiT MILLIOO, FIVE ~DIED TtOJSANO. TWO MILLIOO aillRE - 1liAN FIVE YEARS , a J . ALL BECAUSE OF WHAT lliE SEC CALLS "TREMENIDJS ~ I C ICTIVITY.• --- IN Olli ER W0RIE - THE BOCIA • • f I ' BUT THE PICTURE HAS - ANOTHER SIDE. RECORD-BREAKING AIDJNTS - OF 91INDLING, FRAUD AND PI-OEY MANIPU~TIOO. DI~EST PIOl)TER5 - REIXlJBLING THEIR ICTIVITIES, TAKING ADV.,TIGE OF THE GULLIBILITY OF THE PUBLIC. THE CCMUSS Ia.! SUSPENDING -ABOUT 0-!E Hlt.lDRED 5 ·en. OFFERINGS ~SIOERED UNSOJND. REva<ING THE LICENSES OF -SEVENTY- FIVE STOCK BROKERS. REFERRING lWENTY CASES- TO THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FOH POSSIBLE PROSEt.i.JTlOO. THE REPORT WARNS THE PUBLlC ~INST THE LDT OF "GET RI H QJICK" BOOM - 2 SCHEMES. DESCRIBING THE GUUIBILITY OF PEOPLE IN THESE WDRm •• • •~ISTICATED INVESTORS, WILLING TO BUY Sl:CURITIES C:W THE BASIS Of REPRESENTATIOOS MADE OVER UNi DISTANCE TELEPH~E, BY C<IIPLITI STRN«iERS." SEBIS 000 THAT ANYBODY SHOULD INVEST HIS ~EY ~ A TIP flO A ODIIPLETE STRANGER~ LCHi Dl~TNCE. BUT - PEOPLE DO IT. OORlA ••••• IN WASHINGTON, AN OPINION FRCW MARITIME EXPERT S - ABOJ T THE SINKING OF THE ANDREA OORIA. TESTIMONY - THAT THE ITALIAN LINER MET "INTERNATIONAL SAFETY REOJIREMENTS." BUT - BY A VERY NARAClf MARGIN. . tDfEVER, THE OORIA DID NOT MEET "AMERICAN SAFETY MARGINS." WHIOi - ARE STRICTER. RlJR TC. MNKn«l MARITIME f.NGINEERS TOLD A COGESSICl'4AL otlllITTEE THAT, IF THE DORIA HAD CDIPLIED WITH "AMERICAN STANIMRDS", tliE VESSEL W0ULD NOT HAVE su« AFTER THE COU.ISI~. THE DORIA - "llaJLD HAVE SURVIVED." ~ THIS - DMILVED IN TFCHNICALITIES OF STABILITY, BALL~T, #m OTHER POINTS OF MARITIME ENGINEERING. ALP S •••• 11-I ERE: WAS U TTER T RAG Y , T ODA Y , I N A DECI S ION MADE B Y THE PAREN TS - OF 1WO Y0JNG ALPINE CLIMBERS. LOST - NIAR THE S lll.MIT OF t.CHT Bl.NC, BJROPE' S HIGHE ST )OJN T AIN. SHOULD ANOTHER RESCUE ATTEMPT BE MADE - OR NOT. THE PARENT S - GIVING THE ANSWER. 01' DECEMBER 1WENTY-s~o. JEAN VINC~. A FRe«::HMAN. AND FRNO)lS HENRY, OF BELGIUM, WERE CLIMBIJ«:i AT AN ALTITI.mE OF lWELVE nws•o FEET - WHEN THEY WERE TRAPPED BY A · WILD Al.PINE STORM. WINDS - AT SEVENTY-FIVE MILES AN HClJR. TEMPERATURE - THIRTY~E DEGREES BEi.OW ZERO. RESCUE ATTE.MPS - IMPOSSIBLE FOR NINE DAYS. THEN, NEW YEARS EVE, RESCUE BY HELICOPTER SEBIED · IOSSIBLE. IIJT A HELIC(J»TER, WITH FOJR RESCUERS ABOARD, WAS WRECKED 01' A lDFTY PLATEAU, SOM£ DISTANCE FROM THE TWO MMOONED CLIMBERS. ANOTHER HELica»TER WITH FaJR ABOARD .J OOING 10 THE RESCUE. BUT, IT ALSO, WAS FORCED DCMN - AND THERE WERE EIGHT STRANDED RESCUERS. SO THAT WAS THE S ITUATI01', TODAY - WHEN OTHER HELICOPTER ATTEMPTS WERE MADE. S U:CES S FUL ENWGI - 10 TAKE OUT THOSE EIGHT MAROOJED ME'N FROM THE H IGH PLATEAU. ALPS - 2 BU T WHAT ABOUT THE TWO ORIGINAL CLIMBER S r THAT QJE!>TIOO WA.5 ANSWERED BY THE FRF.NCH AIR MINISTER, DIRECTlNG THE RESCUE OPERATIOOS. HE SAID - THAT, IN THE BAD WEATHER, NO FURTHER HELICOPTER EFFORTS COJLD Bf. MADE • . l.\llOSSIBLE - TO RUCH THE PLICE WHERE THE TWO LAY, AMID ICY CRAGS. MOREOVER, SAID THE AIR MINISTER, IT WAS "IMPROBABLE" THAT THEY STILL SURVIVED. HELICOPTER PII.DTS REPORTED - NO Sl~S OF LIFE. SO IT WClJLD BE FUTILE TO RISK OTHER LIVES. llJT A SWISS ~TAIN FLYER, HERMAN GElGER, OFFERED TO MAKE I FINAL ATTEMPT• IN A SKI PUNE. HOPING 10 MAKE A LANDING ~ THE GUCIER, AND SEE WHAT HE COULD DO. THAT WAS WHEN THE PARENTS Of THE lWO ALPINE CLIMBERS MADE THEIR DECISION. NO, THEY V 0ULD NOT HAVE THE ALPINE PILOT RISK HIS LIFE. THEY SIGNIFIED - THAT RESCUE ATTEMPTS SHOJLO CEASE. A5 HARD A DECISIOO - AS PARENTS EVER HAO TO MAKE. S 0:::CER C OE •••• • BO B HAWKEY, NEWS EDITOR O F WJNO, T H E VOI CE O F C BS IN THE PALM BE/CHES, HA S JU S T GIVEN ME A C OLORAJL I T EM, ABOJ T NJ OLD FRIEND OF MINE, CHARLE S FRANCI S C OE, BETTER l<NalN AS SOCK ER COE. ALL OF YOU AT OOE T IME OR OTHER READ HI S FAJOJS STORI ES IN THE SAlURDAY EVENn«i POS T . S OCKER DIED THE ornER DA Y ANO ~ IS WIU HAS JU S T B EEN FILED IN THE PROBA T E COURT. IT PROVIDES FOR THE CREMA T IOO OF HIS ASHES, TO B E STREWN "WHER E SOEVER." Wirn rnESE ADDITIONAL W<J. . DS 1 "THIS MATTER IS OF NO INTEREST TO ME." AL50 THAT lliE FUNERAL EXPENSES ARE NOT· TO EXCEED TWO HUNIJ\ED A ND FIFT Y OOLLARS, SERVICE NOT LCHiER THNJ TEN MINUTES, AND THEN nus SENTENCE: ~ " NO PROFESSI~AL PRECHER BE PERMITTED TO REVI9' MY PAST OR PROPHF:SY MY FUTIJRE! - 1 { . , ~ ~ - GOOD OLD $OCKER, AN INOIVIDJaLIST RIGHT ~~1J ■J9A AND ~AYS GOOD FOR A STORY. GOO D EVENING VERYBODY: resident Eisenhower will deliver an address of major im p ortance tomorrow - when he g oes before Congress, to ask tor approval of his p rogram for the Middle East. He will appeal to ■ embers of Congress to authorize hi ■ - to s p end four hundred million dollars and, use Aaerican troops, if neceasar7 - to meet the Soviet challenge in the Middle East. Kr. Eisenhower's address will be carri dover radio ~ nd TV, starting at twelve thirt7, Washington time. You can hear i t all, over CBS. In the corridors on Ca _ itol Hill, they are predictin g that the •Eisenhower D octrine• will p ass without much trouble - although the Democrats say t ey 1 11 insist on, what they call, •a microsco ic s tu d y of the p lan• - before t h ey ive it t h eir ok a y. T h e S en a tor tod a y defe a ted t h e drive a 6 ainst the filibu s ter. By a vote of 55 to 38. INAUGURA.TION DISPUT •••• T H ERE'S INDI G NATION IN F F ALO - AUSE F I .- ., S AB T THE INAOOURATION. THE Ui All&AN F THE PARADE, EDWARD CARR - LOOKING FOR S~OODY TO PLAY UNCLE SAM:- HE MUST BB TALL, WITH A. DBThRMINED BXPRF.SSICIJ AND A. WHITE GOATEE. s l'HAT Hi' LL cur me: RlGHl' FIGURE fn4 IN RID, IHITB A.ND BUJB, WI'Df A. HIGH HAT. so lllAT 's WRONJ WI1H THAT; YOU WOULDN'T WANT TO KEEP ur«a~ SAM - OUT OF ~IDEN'!' EISINHOWERS INAUGURAL, PARADE. NO THAT IS NOT H BUFFALO COMPLAINT. THE TR> UBLE BIING T~T THE CHAIRMAN WANTS - ONLY ONE UNCl.i SAM IN THE PROC~ION. THi PROTKST REGISTERED BY THE BUFFALO UNCLE SAli6 CWB, WHICH NUMBERS - FORTY. EACH ~ - AN UNCLE SAU. TrB CLUB A MARCHIIG ? ~ SOCIBTY - WHICH HAS APPIARSD IN BVBlff RBPUBLICAN ~ PARA.DJ SINCI BBNJAMIN HARRISON WAS nw.JGURATED. so THFSB FUR'l"i UNCLE SAMS REFUSE T BE LiFT our NOW. THEIR PRESIDENT, FRANK WHI'l'E, Dlil!J.ARING ''WE' RE GOING!- THAT 1 S DEFJ.NITE.I WE •LL IE MARCHD«l, .1i1!1EN IF WE HA.VE '1'0 SH ~~ r;;t:::?s - ~T>~~~ 7 FORTY UNCLE SA;IS SHOOTING THEIR WAY IN'ID THE INAUGURAL PARADE. A