LT k A b u lletin tonight announoea -- another hydrogen bomb exploalon. A 1eoon4 exp e rtaen, -- at the B1kln1 proving grounda. The explo11on aia.ae4 -- last Friday. ' Na4e publlo only now -- bJ Cb&lr- Lou11 L . ltrau11 of the A!o■ lo lner11 Oo11111a11oa. Re at••• no 4eta111, ■erelr 1,a,1a1 -- ttat the teatt pro4uoe4 1 1ntor11&tloa hl&bl~ l■portaat to nat1oul 4•f•n•••• Alao -- lbii.t elaborate preoaut1on1 were laten to &Told ur aooldeat, •••~ ,he a1/expo1ure of petple to ra~lattoa. Whlob bappeMd 1n that preT1oua bla11 of a hJ4ro1•• bo■b -- ■ore Tbla D■X la &11 •• DOW., lb• mo••'· about the aeoond bJdro1en 1sploaloa. ,zoNIC The British House of Commons, toaorrow, will take up the question of those Aaerloan hydrogen bo■b tests in the Paotflc. Prl ■e Nlnleter Wlnitoa Churchill - presenting the oftlclal Tiew of lbe Brltiab Governaent. Thia announoe■ent follow■ quealtaa, , raised by Labor Party N P'1 - concera1a1 lbal 1-bo■b blast which wa1 far ■ ore powerful tban bad beea ant1c1patea. loae labortte1 are 1u11estla1 that R•boa, experl■eat1 be balled. ••• propo•• - aa tat1raat1oaa1 conference. Great lrlta!n, tile Ualled llale1 &al loTlet Bu111a - to•••' for a 411ou111oa of way1 to stop any further te1tla1 of tho•• de•a1tat1a1 aloalo weapon■, A-bo■b■ ant R-bo■b■ .(thl■ l■ eohoet ln Auatralla by a 1olea11t10 adYt11r to the Australian goYern■eat, Prote11or LI Mar11a. •t alway1 thou1hl' he 1aya, 'that the ato■ bo■b wa1 a de•aitatlng weapon_ but~h• hy4rogea bo■b 11 t1rrltyta1 tbe H-boab'he 1081 on 'ha• brought tb1a11 to a 1ta1e, J I wbere a conference of world power• 11 1s11nt1a1 to ,1PMJC - 2 aan~112'1~ '.~ ..fwn ,.J~t~i;,eah. • )w ~ . . L . t H ~ .;.i.p~ ~ T ~ ~ ~~ In Vienna, meanwhile, An Austrian aloalo so1ent1at 1ees the po111b1llty that a hydrogen bo■b ■ ight release enough radio act1Tlty to kill eTery ~ 1aye Profeeaor ' with cobalt.• The 1ctent1at ezpla1a1 tbat the ele■eat ~ cobalt would be nece11arJe tor ,be procluo,1oa of 741- •~ld-d..!,!_troylag rad1oact1Tlty. rthout cobalt, the preaent hydrogen bo■ ba would poae no threat of eaob a catacl71 ■• IUlt Tonight, 1n Egypt, Mohammed Bagu1b at111 remains -- th e head of the governaent in the land of the Hile. This -- by & deo1a1on of the Revolutionary Junta. Which, at the ea■e tt ■e, re,ected •a1ulb'1 demand for an 1mmed1ate restoration of c1v111a.a rule. That's to be delayed -- the Ar ■J sttll tn control. Theee affatre of 1tate were preoede4 -- by strange 1cene1 tn C&lro. Whlch begaa tn the ■orala1 when Bagu1b eald farewell to K1n1 laud of 8&1141 Arabla -- v1a1t1ng l&JPt on a al111on of reconclllatlon. The Arabian a0Tere11a -- trylng to aate peace bet•••• lgypt1an tactlon1. At the airport, the cere■on1e1 of departue were enacte4, and King Baud'• airplane toot ott. Whereupon, atan41n1 on the flJ1AI f1e14 -- ••1ulb s collapaed. Slumping -- fro■ a heart attack. Dru"- were administered -- aad •• he regained con1ctou1ae11 be wa, beard to mutter 1 J want to dte•. A reflect1on perbape of how he felt about the Egyptian pollttoal cr111 8 • Meanwhile, 1n another · part of Cairo, trouble was brewing, a riot in hi h -- w c two p ersona were killed. A mob storming an tf1c1a1 bu1141n1 and beating the 'President of the Counc11• whom ■aiuib ~1o ~ had suggested as the Premier of an all-clTlllan 1-- c&blnel. Pollce intervened, and there wa1 flghtla1 and ehootlng. Thia deaonatralion, apparenllJ, wa1 ■a4e bJ supporter, of the ar■J -- a1aln1\ la1ulb. Who, The riot wa1 fo11oire'1 · bJ u lhe •••lla1 of the mlllt&rJ juta -- la1ulb pre1l4la1 la 1ptte of h11 illne11. But he aoon ba4 lo rettr• -- too weat to contlnue. The ju\a, lhereupoa •- 4ec14tn1 to 4el&J the problem of a re1tora11on of clvlllaa rule. reaainlng as they a re -- tor the 11 ■e betas. UAqulet -- along the baAtl of lb• Ille. Thlllgl All Z♦Y1%%11 Great Britain baa proposed an eaily meelln1 of the Security Council of the u 1 -- to oon■ lder the mounting violence in Pale1t1ne. so ■ tated loday bf roreign Secretary Anlhony Iden -- who told the House of Co■mona that the propo1al ha1 been forwarded to var1ou1 governaen\1 concerned. The 11ourity counoll - -- to deliberate on the cr1111, whlob glew wor1e after the new• t o4aJ. Jordan report• that I1raell troop, laT&4e4 Jordanian terrltor1 lour and altacte4 a vlll&a•• \1014ltr1j A place called •aha11n -- where Jewl1b ~ let. 1\ trle4 to blow up bou1e1 and the Tllla1e ao1que. A ballle en1u1ng un1t1 of the Arab Leilon, ln a rUAnla1 gun fight that sand raged for a couple of ho•r ■• line Araba - tilled. I1rael1 oa1ua1t1e1 unknown. aotaowled1•• At Tel A•l•, Prealer Noah• lbaretl ~·-- " tbe raid, calling 11 -- a looal relall&tlon. Vhlle Jordan __ makes a strong prole1t to the U I Ara11tloe Coam1111on 1n Pale 3 t1ne. l!PA QHil4 The French Union forces report a signal victory in rront of that beleaguered fortre11 of Dien Bien Phu - where a powerful attaot 1aaahe4 a Red poe1t1on on a bill. lpearhe&4e4 by taat1, a column of foreign legtonnatre1, ■orocoaa 1011111 - and Viet Kam 1afantr1aen, 1tor ■e4 the po11t1on, an4 wlpe4 out a coa■un1al force of oae thouaa~4. The 1aportance 11e1 la the faot that the hlll waa an ari111er1 ae11, troa ••tch the co-u1111 were 1hellla1 the fl7la1 f1~14 of lhe torlre11. The defender• depea41a1 oa 1upplle1 aa4 ••PPoll through the air. 1 ♦1 HAR IHO In Rome, Premier Scelba.-. ~di\ invest ig&i the funds of the coaaUA1at pa.rty in Italy. So the 1 8 4 1 decided lo deposit their money ln a safe eeoret pl&ce. Tbe tiny · ■ountain atate of Ban Marino - a republic elnce the 11ddle Agee. Teohnloally - 1n4epen4eal of Italy. Ian Marino baa a bank, ali4 tbe ecbeae ot the Coaaua1a11 11 - to place thelr tuada ta tbal but. 11 1t h&ppeae, the gcwernaeat of the aountata ooaau11, they'll naae a••• baat Prealdeat and lseoutl•• Boar&. Vhloh certainly •ouad1 llte a preparatloa tor a But the baak atoctbolders, today toot a Tote_ and ordered the n■atlll pre1enl bant otflclal1 io stay on the job. Defylag tbe led autbor111e1. 1 cur1ou1 compllcat1on in the affair• of an ancient republic. Whlch 1• tbeoret1oallJ independent, but a mere tiny spot 1n11de ItalJ. 11ir British &uthor1t1e1 are 1nve1tigall•1 the po1a1b1lltJ of aabotage -- ln that spectacular troop 1blp fir• on the Mediterranean. the veaael, l■plr• flndrueh had ■ad• a ,,op ln th• lu•• Canal lone, where antl-Brltleh •xolte■•nt 11 rupaat. Whloh 11 the only reaaon ,o •• •u•p•ct ~- foul pl&J. The 1t1pper of the ehlp, Captala I. w111oa •a11: •1 thlat deflaa,elJ l&botag• •a• no, lb• ca••· Of Ille fire.• Be bell•••• 11 ••• an aootd••' -- fla•• breatlag out la tb• boller roo■• flfte•a hundr•4 . . ••••••r• u4 or••••••• wo■ea and oblldren were•••••· the 1reat••' 1ea re•o•• -- 1n -• hletorJ. there bad b••n a f&DOJ dr••· ball, aad aany paa1•n1er1 wer• 1tlll dr•••ed la th;,rl&J coatuae,. • •rltlDI -- twent1-•••en aental Still aor• • ~ patient, taten fro• loot•4 oabtna. ~ But all went d 1 - 4110lpllae. ott with perfect order an ca Id IBJPI - 2 1ven the mental patients - showing no panic while be ing t a ken off & burning, blazing ship. / Luc ly tb Ke I ala / t b a a c 11111111 The p1ctet1ng at the Whlte Houae was or4er1J and peaceful, today. Twel• b ,, undred 1trtt1n 1 1oag- 1horemen from Sew York paradina with e placarda. •••7 ; " " ' ' - ■e■ber, of the 014 •aotel •t44ea - Ualon, the IL A, whlob ba1 auther1••• the walto•t ~ tJ1AI up the port of • • • ~ U l r - • prote■ t •• directed a , ~ ! . * = ' 1 . a . . 11,- 1 • U►u ►Gui 1:eM•••• -A In a •a1oa eleollon - lbe·I LA•••••' ~ a1a1n11 a new ua1oa le1••A'' Iba Ar of L • ....,. liere were ch&r1e1 of 1nt1a1aa11oa and •loleaoe, aai lbe labor boar4 exa■lMr reoo■■eaie4 •~M lie •ertlot be thrown o•t. A: aew,.'ieotlor. - held. lo tbe lon1- 1hore■ en ~ere plctella1 tbe lblte Bo•••• lod&J, ta The lateel, the federal 1o•ernaeat 11 1nter•en1ng ta tbe le• Tort doot atrtte. Today, ordertag - a Grand JurJ 1a•e1t11at1oa. In Hollywood -- now it can be told. Two • n a aovle -- so now 1 1rl1 have completed their par•• 1 lheJ are both talklng. It had been rllDlore4 tbal all waa no, fr1en41J between the atar aotre••••• Joaue Dru an4 lea lea aabor. But new• of the ru■pua wa• kept qulet -- until the picture, 'the Btg to,• wa• flnl1he4. Zaa lea ~abor la lea•lng aoon to••• Porflrlo Rublroaa, •• bear. tbe Do■lnloan plaJbOJ 1a•e her a bl&ok ••• e71, bu, Iha, baa been for11na. lo lea II&, th•J e&J wlll b&Te a dS reunloD wltb lubl -- who aakee a ep101a1,, of . . ,,,tag lbl rlob••' woaen 1n the worl.4. But, before 1ea•1n1. lea I•• le•ued a coamunlque atatlng tba\ abe will ne•er act tn • picture wlth Joann• Dru again. Joaaae, on her ,141, 11••• u• a blow b7 •• blow account of the battle of ,be two 1lrl•• Vhlob 9 dl.co yere4 that th• ao•t• 1tar be1an -- when Joanne •he 1ar1er 4r1aa1n1 roo■• fro■ Hung11.ry bad" r In spite of the fact -- that Joanne had top blllla1 o•er Zia la& 1A tbe picture. Joa.nae b&4 tbal tlse4. ~ I B1cau1e 1&14 •h• tod&J 'I•• tbe lea41a1 ladJ aad I h&Te my r1ghta.• The next thlng -- an ar1ueat oTer wh&I clothe• each one would wear ln 10■• t&■ hloa pbolograp~• Zea Zea -- 4efea41ag her own r11hta wlth Tlgor. To4aJ Joun• explalae4 1 11& l1a ha■ te■pera■eal -- bu\ no taleat ,o ■ake up tor 1,. If abe can't be ■ ,arllag a oo■■o,1oa, 1h• l ■ a•, happy.• But the real cllUZ of ,be b&tlle O&M -- OYer a llae lD the 1orlpl. It ••• & 1004 11•• -- aaa1gDe4 to Joaue. 11a, what bappeae4! 'When I oaae,o rebearaa1• Joaue relate• ••be au44enlJ bad \bat 11u. lbe waa rewr111a1 IIJ dlalo1ue.• In thil arguent, Joanne bad the 1upporl of the director. 1,a lea -- 1ett1ag the wor1t of 1,. •ao•, Joann• d1c1ar11 tadlgaantlJ '•h• went APTIS1118 - 3 boa• and complained io t e p roducer, and told tbe oolumn1 R ts -- I mu,, be ~ealoue ot ber.• Well, the dramai1ce 1n a&t1ng tbe plclure •••t b&Te bNa funnier iban lbe p10,ure 1,1elf. 11911 Here'• ao■e\bta1 \bal uatoub\e41J •111 cause ■aay of you to feel 1orr1 tor••• I•• anowet 1n tonlgh\, , _ up near tbe Caaatlaa border, la ver ■on,. I flew •P OTer lbe •••teat to oheet w, •• a : • : wa41r1a-la1 la wblob I u 1a1er111••.Q.4,J ~ ......... M~im141 wln\er ••• . o••r.'a\earlJ •••r7Wb•r• el•• north of \he llaao~ Dlaoa Ll•• ,ut• are be11aa1a1 to bura\ and •••rij.J la lblnt1a1 ot 1prla1, wtlb 1uaer no\ tar oft. jua, a few hour• ,etor• I••• rea4J ,o 1••••• \lie Bea•••• opeaet,aa4 1i1 , . . . 1aowla1 •••r 11•••• fllll ~t••' repor\a, •••• - 1lsl7 laobea deep oa •t. lanat1e14. Mll,.~l1b\ oulalH lbe ■- •latow rljbl aow here a\ 1auu1er'• 101,.,a ,111su& 11 ra11a1, Wl\b ,he aaow talllq al•o•t •• be&TllJ •• I ••• , ••• 1\ tall 1a Ala■ ta. aoa41 ar• ,1oote4, oar• are ■arooae4, and I a1■011 feel•• though 1'• baot JJw,i~~ ;; fi:•:::;:;• ;;::,/•:;l~ ~ IZAII - a The report \here near Late Cha■plala, Je\ planes and other, \oo, grounded. !irporl lootel 111. By morD1D& ■ uppo1e •now plow, •111 ba•• ltie roa4■ oleare4. au, for lbe •••t I bJ a tr•••n4ou■ wlale~ 11or■ a,''••• •• lea•, tul a ■ ad 11or1,