Good IYeninb Everybody: The lateat eapiona 6 e oaae - is the ulti ■ate in cloak-and-da&&er operations. The Britiab iOYern■eat ••Ji•& it will never reveal the na■ e - of the Soviet iatelliienoe official who defected to the lest. In fact, hi• exiatence would have remained secret - except for a leak to the pr•••• It waa huabed up for three ■ ontha - until the newspaper• ao■ehow ~ot bold of the infor■ ation. All we know ia, that - the Ruasiana held 10 aeoaitive a position in Moacow - that Britiah and Aaerican experts couldn't believe bis defection••• aincere. They suspected - a plant. A So•iet Aaent, aent acroaa the Iron Curtaib - to spy on the lest. But his atory checked out, and he'• now described aa the central figure of •the &reatest espion•~• victory oi the cold war•. A victory - for the free •orld - ao ~1,;_- 2 iaportant that the SoYieta aay haYe to r••••P their entire intelliaenoe apparatua. Today the Chinese Reds admitted that they are not at all pleased over the idealogical deadlock in Moscow. Also, aore evidence i1 comin g to li 6 bt about how the di1pute started, how ~bru1hcheY and Mao Tie-Tuna turaed froa friendly coaradea - into bitter eneaiea. Ttie atory coaes froa Bucharest. The Bou■aaiana are flirtin~ with Peking - because of the SoYiet econo ■ ic plan for Eastern Europe. la a part of tbia, 10■• Rou■ anian Co-uniata are now willin& to diacus1 why and how th• Red ~iadll pulled so far apart. Ber•'• th• lateat froa Buahareat. After lhruahcbev expoaed the crimes of Stalin in ninetnn fifty-six be invited the Red Chin••• A ■basaador to a conference at the ,re ■ lin. lbru ■ hchev, simply wanting to pass the party line - to Pekin. But the Aabaaaador interrupted him right in the ■ idst of bis explanation of why the De-Stalin- iaation Said Mao T1e-Tung's Ambassador: •But Coarade tbruabcbev, you were Stalin's benchaan•. 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WITIDJT - THB .JacBR. - ) The public 1chool1 of Birainghaa, Alabaaa have until Auguat 19th to aubait •• intearation plaa. So ruled by the jud6ea of a circuit court - alttla& la Montao ■ er1, Alabaaa. Th• ruling calla for intearatioa at the rate of one arade a year, leavin6 it to the aobool ayatea - to decide ho• thia ia to be effected. Tb• point ia that the court oppoaea either toAeniaa or araduali••· The achoola of Biraiaabaa to be entlrel7 deaegreaated, one grade each year. The situation in Ecuador is con£uaed toniibt. That ia we don't know how the armed aervicea are dividing the power they aei&ed. But one thin&••••• clear, that the civilian 6 owernaent baa £alleD. Ecuador - under Martial L aw. Constitutional ~uataat••• - auapende,. The Ecuadorean Coaauniat partJ - outlawed. 11th tbe ailitary proaiaiD& to allow - the leaocratic election or a new President. Mt Savanaab, ~•or~ia, uovernor Sander• baa ordered hi• ••n - to put a atop to the riotin& and break up the iroup1 that have been roaain& the street• breakin window• and overturaina cars. So £ar ■ ore than one tbouaand deaonatrator1 • have been arrested in Savaonab · •h•r• the bot iaaue 11 4•••&r•iatioa of botela, restaurant• and aovie bou•••· That Tote in the Bouae Araed SerTicea Sub-Coaaittee represent• an about-face. lheD the •••-•r• began bearini testiaony on fallout 1belter1 fiTe w••~• a•o - the •••bera were almost solidly a6ain1t the idea. Tbe7 called it a •boondog le• that would put aillions ot dollars into the hands of 1peculator1. But aore than a hundred witneaaea warned the Sub-Coaaittee - about the lethal effect of radio- actiTitJ on th• civil population, and, these witn••••• were persuasive. Today the Consreaaaen Toted unaniaoualy - to approve a fallout shelter bill. A1 for the British open, the international •olf tourha■ent. today, it was Jack Nic~laua who collap1ed. The pride of Columbus, Ohio, made it all the way to the head of the liat - with some 1barp puttini on the first nine, this mornin 6 , then be loat the touch - and bo 6 eyed three o f the last four hole1. On the fifteenth the sensational lic£laua too~ three puts froa only twelve feet out. The winner1 Bob Charles of New Zealand, and Pbil Rod era of L a Jolla, California, are now in a tie. So there'll be a pla7off to•orrow, ~o decide the British open. At Bakerafield, California, - Ladies Day, toaorrow. F or the gals takin g part in th• iowderpuff Derby. Tb• flight froa B•~•rsfield - to Atlantic City, M •• Jer••1· Thia ti•• forty-five planes are due to take off, toaorrow aorni~, for the three thousand ail• fli&ht. Tb• Powderpuff Derby, for the g irl• who fly bi&b - and fast, Dick. Mountaineers - 400 of them - swarming out of the hills above Rosman, North Carolina. Residents said the ■ aintain people ca■e roaring do•n on a ~outb Camp - routed the 90 youngsters there - poured ~asoline on their swimaiDk pool, and burned their .r ■ naaiua. The aountaineers - reportedly outra6ed at ruaers of 7oun6 people swiaaing in the nude. So they 1et the caap on fire, tho•• irate hill billiea. Dog days in ~an Francisco - and the coaat iuard is puzzled. Crewmen boarded a 20-foot power boat today - and who was at the hela? A German shepherd do& - and not an expert navigator, evidently, for the boat was 6 oin~ round •n round - going nowhere - destination uncertain. The owner of the boat says be doesn't kbow quite what happened. He had loaned the boat •• · a friend - but the frien~ wasn't a dog. The coast ~uard call• it the do~ 6 onest ayatery in years.