EISERHo.ER ~ l::. ,L . T ·- ~ DELCO. WEDNESDAY, JUHE 1 8 , 19 58 J (G i ven by Allan Jackaon 1 L.T. in Alaska) The Republican reaction to President Eiaenhower•s declaration, today - is one or worry. There waa a meeting of Congressional o.o.P. leaders, at which the statement waa made - that the Adams-Goldfine uproar ia hurting the Republican Partr. Doing political d111age - with Congreaaional election• a little 110re than tour months avay. Republican Senator Potter ot Michigan described Sherman Adau u - "a political handicap." Two other o.o.P. legialatora said the prea1dent1al uai~tant - ebould reaign. Reaction• - following a White Bouse ne•• conference, todaJ. At llhich - Prelident Biaenho•r Kid hil chlet aide had been 11 11lp-nt". That SheNan Ad•• had cOlllllltted a aiatake - when he had let h11 old triend, ■1111ona1re teatile llilnutacture Bernard Goldfine, pay hotel billa tor hi■• And had accepted various girt• - including a vicuna coat. 'l'he PreJident e■phaaised - that White Bouae otticiala, particularly, should be circuaapect about gifta and othlr ravora. Shenaan Ad•• - not ao d11creet in dealinga with BISENH<MBR - 2 Goldfine, who~n trouble with the government. But Preaident Eisenhower, while admitting Adaala had been imprudent, reaff1rll8d h1a belief in the integrity or hia aasiatant. And the dec1a1ve presidential atateaent waa - that Shenaan ld1■a la "an invaluable public servant". 'l'ha Prea1dlnt said bluntly: "I need hill." So that would ae• to be that - ao rar u the White HouH 1a concemed. But there•a a lot IION - 1n thl atom that blow• in the world or politica. YUGOSLAVIA The Foreign Office or the Yugoslav government issued a declaration, today - concerning the executions in Hungary. The rirat ort·icial reaction of the Jugoslav govemment - and it is bitter. Accusing the Red regille in Hungary - or treacheroua 1·a1sehoocl and betrayal. We've heard that, when the Hungarian revolt - crushed by Soviet araor, in Nineteen Pirty-Six - Pl'ftier lag and other patriot leaders had been pl'0111Hd illlurll ty. !hi - pledge violated - by the Ruaaiana and the puppet Hungarian reg1•. So n011 an otticial account 1a given by the loraign Ottice ot Jugoalavia. The atateaent relate■ that PNllier lag and othlr Nationalist leaders took retuge in the Jugoalav lllbuay 1n Budapest. Where they reaained - until Jugoalavia had received aaaurancea that they would not be hal'Md. When thia pledge had been made, the Jugoalav governaent gave ita dec1a1on in a diplomatic note. Which stated - "that the aaylUII ottered to the group ceaaea, and that they will leave the Jugoalav lllbuar JUOOSLAVIA - 2 alone, and go freely to their homes." Instead, Nagy and his companions were treacherously arrested by the Ruasians. Now - executed by the puppet Hungarian regime. The Foreign Office or Jugoalav1a interprets this u terrorism - 1n the Soviet caapaign against Jugoslavia. In Vaahington, today, President BiHnhowr declared : - that the Hungarian executions have hurt the chance• ot a aUllllit conference. The President put it in these worda: "Anythins ot this kind that ahocks the whole free world, ita con1cience and whole 1ta - bel1eta, 1a detriMntal to truittul negot1at1on1." At the u.1. today, the Allerican delegation uked tor an inveat1gat1on or the new savagery in Hunpl'J. The State Departllent in Vuhington denies a report in Cairo - that the Uni t ed States reJected a propoaal ll8de bJ Naaaer, head or the United Arab Republic. la.Iser - propoalftl Joint action in settling the cria1a 1n Lebanon. Inatead, it wu laaeer 1lho tumed dom an •rlaan reque1t. The u.s. Allbuaador - uking him to atop halpinl tba Lebaneae inaurgent1. l u N l ' annering - that he .un•t balplal tha. In ap,~e of 1111ch evidenoe - that he 1a. 'fodQ, aore fighting 1n Beirut - rebela ul&lllnl governMnt force• at a 11a111n•• pr1aon. It - a pltohad llaltle tor three houra, before tbt inaurpnta •re driven off. fRISOIIRS Once again. today, talka were unaucc•••tul - tor tha rel•- ot the nine •r1can ■111t&l'J •n held br tm Reda 1n - t a.man,. In Berlin, U.S. repreHntatina contel'NCI with cc twiiai ott1c1ala, mo 1na11ted that the United State, p.,.ft ■ int - t napt1ate lflth tm - t a.man ,._.. on a • l • ot cllplaatlc equallt,. !hat - reJeote't, llld t111re•1 no tel11111 an u. allm idll ... NWcl • . . . prllGIIIN. •lllllblll. fl■lin 1n ... bandlot'-lllcla• PRAICI There were only ■inor d1aturbancea 1n Prance, today - u tremier DeOaulle presided over anniversary cereaon1ea. It - Juat eighteen yeara ago today, when General DeQaulle 1a■\MNI bia radio maniteato. ,)enounc1ng the Prench surrender to llu1 Oeman, in lforld lfar Tllo - and launching the Rea1■tanoe 11o,1■1nt, llhioh wnt on to tinal tr1Ulll)h. Tod&J, map crowda •re out, with cheer■ tor DIClaulle - u h• proceedad tor cer1110niea at tha fa■b of tbl Unkno1ln S0141er. And then - to a oe■1tery out11dl brla, lo a, a wreath 1n ■-or, ot a.■1atance t1gh'8r■ ■hot bJ tbl a.11111111. !he Ct .aniata hid called tor antl-DIGaaalle cllllon■ trat1on■, but the onlJ tnuble - a club betllNft Right Wing dallonatratora and r.tt Wini atudent■ on the Chapa d • llyNe. Trouble - quicklJ auppNaNd bJ the police• CIIRUS The llayora ot a1x leading c1t1ea on the ialand of CJPl'ld - tlew to Athena, todl,r. Por talka on a poaa1ble aettl-nt ot the cr1a1a. 'l'heJ'll confer with lrchblahop lakarioa - chief Orthodox prelate ot cnrua, n• in exile troll tbl 1aland. fta IIOrd 1a that the lla,ora tavor tha aooeptan• ot a OGIIPl'Gll1M pl'OpONcl bJ Britain, and will tr, to oon,ert &robbllbop llllr.ar1oa to their Yin. '1'bl tema ot thl Br1t11h ooapl'Oll1N ue an ottlolal NCNt, but reporta are that tber IIOl&ld pve cnrua 11111ted Nlt-pwni■1nt tor NWn para. a A final dealalon - lo lie attertbe lllde ,-.. Nwn ,.an are up. In the Vancouver bridge collapse. the death 11at ia now aixtHn, with two 111aa1ng. Vorkera - llho wre on the 11xte•n ■1111on dollar apan llhen it tell into Vancouver Barbor. One or the twenty aurv1vora think• the collapae migllt baft been caUMd bJ thl wight of a huge crane, llh1ch m dl'1"'1 Gilt onto thl bridge a r--}nut.ea before thl atructure .. ,. ..,. r, J-· TO 11cmp11g Toni1ht, Lowell Thoaaa coatinuea hie report fro■ an Alaskan 1lacier - where acieatiata are •t•4Jllll proble■a of a1•-old ioe. Mele Eight Jeara ago, with Colonel Berat Balchea an4 th• 10th Be1erYe Squardron, 1 landed h ere in the ■ iddle of all this ice where 1 a■ now. Then 1 was •isitina an A ■erican Geographic Soclet1 expedition, headed bJ laynar4 lalcola Miller. Now, here 1 •• again - to 1ee what the glaclologlata have learned. lal Miller l• here with u. He bad nowa in the 4a, before. A alnatat, a rock oatoro J•t• 500 feet abo•• th• icecap. Oa it aa alulaa aaohored to tbe root with ateel oabl••• that. Aa b••b pllo\ Merrill Ilea oiroled it, troa a hudred feet, •• looted do•••• the h•t aad ••••n 1r••• tent• we bad ue4 thla 7ear oa a Lo1t •or14 eape4itloa la the South Aaerloan Jugle. low ~owell Jr., lre4 Saall aa4 an adYaac• part7 bad put th•• ap rl1bt ia tb• ■ld1t of one of the lar1e1t loetle14• la the lortb. 1 wonder . . how ••r•lceable th•J wou14 be up here. Juat aa l puahed a, rucksack out the window tor a tr•• fall, so 1 wouldn't haye to lug it up froa tb• alaol•• •h•r• •• ••r• 1ola1 to land - 1 aaw a wo••• la a flannel nigbtgown rua out of one of the teat, aad way•• l kn•• it ••• Qr•toh•• 'r•••r, OU 1941 Ol7aplo •ti _ _ , obaaploa. •• h•4 •••t Or•tohea - u4 Don I••••• - •1•• a •••b•• of ov OlJ ■plo t••• - to tb• loeoap th• prt•lo•• da,. Al\boqb \bla loetlel4 o••••• a tbo•1aad •••••• all••• or aore, of 1laolal ioe, lt'• oalJ • •••11 p•rl of a alaoia\•d area Ula\ la oa• of the wor14'• lar1ea\ • ... that ez\ea4• aloac Ua• ooaa\ fro■ tb• 8\itia• •t•er, au ltw fJor4 baot of ••••••11, oab a f•• all•• fro•,~. Brltlab Colubl• borler - ea\ea4a fro ■ lb••• wa, o•I \o tb• Al&lk&D ~ •• , ••• 1. - alaoa\ to ...... ti•a aDd tb• Aleutlaa l1laa41. A 411t••• of •bo•t two tbouaaad all••• Two tbou1and ■ 11•• of fJor41 that •r• l••••• aad ■ore l•r th•• th• t ori1 of iorw11. litb 1•••t Just•• 1 puabed .,_ rucksack out the window tor a fr•• tall, 10 l wouldn't have to lug it up troa tbe alacl•• where we were 1ola1 to land - l aaw a woaan la a flannel nigbt1own rua out of one of the teata aad ••••• 1 ta•• it •a• Oretobea rra1er, ov 1941 01.Japlo atl • .., oha■ploa. •• ha4 •••t Oretohea - u4 Doa rra••• - alao a oae-tl■• •••••• of ov Olr■plo tea■ - to tb• loeoap th• P•••lo•• da,. Altboqh tbla loellel4 •••••• a tho••••••••••• all••• or · aore, of •laolal l••• lt'• oai, a a■all part ol a 1laoiated area Uaat 11 oae of the •••14 1 1 l•r•••t • ... that exteaia alo11 th• ooaat fro■ tbe ltltlae •l•••• &M lt1 tJord baet of ••••••11, oal,J • few all•• fro ■ t~• lrlti1b Col•■bla borier - ••t•••• fro ■ th••• •a, o•t to the Alaataa iealaaala - alaoat to lerla1 tiea and tbe Aleutlaa l1laa41. A 4l1taao• of about two tboa1aad all••• Two tboa1and all•• of tJord1 that are lar1•• aad ■or• 11ot1oahr tbaa tb• f Jord1 of iorw.,. 11th ••••t L.T. - 3 1laci1ra at the head of ■oat of the tJorda. Aloq thia coaat are haadreda of the aoa~ •••- iaapiring ■ouatain1 ta the worl4. hat ■ atea the ■ ao 1peotaoalar 11 tb~~ tb•J ri•• atraight up fro■••• l•••l to areater h•i&hta thu aa, ■ouataiaa, aa7wh1r1. Th• lolt7 alopea of th••• aoutaiaa are th• birthplaoe of tu 1laol•••• Oyer th••• ■owala1 the weather fro■ the trier, colder laterlor of llaata ••t• tbe war■ ■olature la4ea •1•4• fro■ \be Paoitlo - the Japan ourreat. i11ul\, estr•■•lJ bea•J 1nowtall oa the Alaata ooa1t ra•1•• lore 1aow tall• here ever7 •later thaa oaa ■el\ la tlae •-•r. So the 1arpla1 paol1 4owa aad tor■• •••••• ot ice. thl• baa b••• 101111 oa for oeaturl••· Then \bl• lee ao••• alowlJ toward the•••• puahed bJ the ■ now that contla••• to tall. lroud Ju1t oa• ■oantaia of th• haadr••• aloq thla ooaat. oath• 1lop•• and at the base of eight••• tbou1aad toot Mt. St. Illa• - not tar fro ■ •h•r• •• are - \bere are ■ore &lacier, thaa in all Swlt1erlaad. lt an, rate, we now haYe our entire part7 here oa \be loe; etabteen or u1 in all. llabt in Dr. Mal Miller•• partJ. Ten of ua to fia4 out wha\ the 1oieatl1\ ba•• learaed 10 far ooaoeratq our plaaet - abo•t whiu lu ■\ill know■ ■o little. ln4, •• are fil■laa tale ■ to• OU Vatted •otor■ -Deloo Bl1h l4•e•,-· , , aerie■ • Oal••• t • weatber olo1e1 la oa ••• 1'11 ba•e aao\ller l•i•f repor\ fro 10• to■orrow. So lo ... In London, todaJ, J-• I. SleppJ ot Coluabua, Ohio,- • - aero•• tbe R1 ver 'l'haala. lot auch a long cliatanoe 1 ' a couple ot hundred yarda - though the •ter . . . ~o/ ldtb a awitt current. llllt it wa Juat a bepnniag tor Slepw / . aut,•tmoN ,ear old bank at9lOJN / lltlo bu - ltal'te~ OU~ a 111811• - of •illllnl rlwn abroad. ~k baal, a. bU all'Ndr paddled Illa - , aorou thl rotaaao, tbl Hlld1on, Iba 111u1Ulppl, . . ~ tbe ColoNdoi / a ~ ~ t u t tor . . ro111J ' • ...... r1wr-•l1 t.111 bla bol»bJ. l 7 < ,df &tter Ult 1ta:!_1, ~ • ba 1 111D..ca ~ • 1111 atM, / hrl tbl Dlallbe, Iba t1ber. t'tle .,...,. 1 / i. 1 1 laid • ' tor ldll:n1N tb1a pNNftt ■ 1111•- I < Vho 1cnowa, 111 111&bt p on lfilh tm d1eunt ~ ot ~ - 'l'bln/- thl 111&btJ BNa.ap&ta ot Ind1a. lnobantinl - it JOU 111m to••• rivera.