i- .AGRICULTURE Lf President Eisenhower met Kiilu with his cabinet for the secon tim since hi illness . The meeting, again at Cam David , i i h e Catoctin Mountai . This ime, the Cabinet Ma"-.,z ~ JUa& members couldn 't &NlaU by helico ter 1• - ~ ceiling too 1, low . So they rove up from W shington f a meeting that laste almost two and a half hours . There wa no official announcement afterward - but Press Secretary rJ•e• Hagerty said tha a lot of time was / ' given to the fm farm problem. Secretary of Agriculture Benson brought two of his top aides with him - and shortly after the cabinet meeting, the Secretary asked farmers to try to hold the line on hog prices, "" which have been declining rapidly. ecretary Benson , hopin g 4;ffll.~ production Jf of pigs next spring will not be so great as to force~ prices ~ clown any furt h er. The ecretary a ded that-=... Eisenhower A. will send a special farm message to Congress at the beginning of next year. ~ fo r t A. \ is sendin out ecial posters thousand post of ices . d a g reem ent with Red C h i n a , ~ each sid e agree;ito let ~ 4 the citizens of the to g ive the wi est othe r re . urn . 'lhe p oint being, t ublic ity to ~ ! ! P i t - sot ,,._ a t we want t Mao Ts e Tun c ~ pretend that the terms of the agreement are being witlf~eld from C hinese in A m e r i c a . ~ tate Department emphasizes that this ~ .. 11l 118 no change in eaa- policy. \tire ~ anno~nced that all Chinese Mattmnalis Nationals Are free to leav e if they wantcl to - free to go bac k to Red China. EAST ERMANY The East German es announ c e that their police CJJ\,e ' ~~ ~ charge A ~ f \.he high w ays between B erlin and t,.._ the West. This, the ~ la test move in th:_so~let pretense - UL~ ---.. that the pup et r e g i r n e - & r l . ' 4 ; , h~ its own. Th~~ thL ~ ...,_ AKremlin"can start a new B erlin blockade without becoming~ involved;- Just by iving orders to the East German regime. And 1 there are 8fflll• indications that a new blockade~ in the maki!lg. ;;re1 o mH •. ,,beeA- 110 ~ ctleflgo ,ee --bmr~ 1~ ~t - Grotewohl regime continues to threaten Americans traveling "' East of the Iron Curtain. S Y FOLLOW EAST GERMANY ~ ~ renchJ se etermine to maintain their position n Berlin )iod ay ~ or ered the•~ expulsion of a member of the C ommunist ,al Poli h military mission. One of the ecretaries, C. Kalin ki , accuse of' espionage. The French say their police arrested Kalinski in thei .,.__ sector'- !t'ft&P --1,Ae,;r caught him Red banded. ~~~*a J 1, Wft11tt"'M "1N--ttl- ta ~ h a : 1 1 lta:-~~ordered expelled A ~ from that part of Berlin over whi ch th French still claim authority. GERMAN NAVY Re re ent tives from se v en nat ns met in Paris tod - an a r ee on th e ize o ' •Jest Germany I s future Navy. The n at ons tten in - Br tain , F rance, Italy, t he Be nelu x ations, an d e t Germany . The meeting last ed just about an hour. There was some heated wrangling - wit h France accusing the Germans of trying to evade treat y limitations . West Germany denied the charge - and the dispute was smoothed over. ~ \ : \ , deta1?s'~4t t'/west German Navy~~- ;, t.Q~--Q11 we know is that West Germarvs allies have agreed MOROCCO government . The new (. remi r, S Bekka , taking over con trol of ome~tic affairs . The Premier ~!ltfflllQ,jl,.....~~~ . ---rI twenty-one ministers ~~~. ,¾1\o st of t hem represent- the tw o bi Nationallst parties . · 0A't--J f1ey moved into offices formerly occupied by French advisers. -~~~ ~ - :fr This ~ ~ , t - 1 \ w a s what the French were hop ing for 1, when they restored Sultan Sidi Mohamme Ben Youssef. ilmk · arge crowds cheered the ~ Sultan and his Premier when they 1,9f t ::ts palace today~ for ,A prayers at the Mosque in Rabat . TUNISIA FOLLOW MOROCCO - t c ~ ~ Tunisia ~ more s lf government;4t!e .,__ 7, to ationalist emands for control of the Armed forces. -,--_ ' ' ~ , ~ ~ " ' C . ~The Nationalist p a r t y ~ demanding complete A A.. control of the Army. --whic~l~~till "'1ill08P--t.he ~OR0fl-r ~811 sffa!Pe ~re AQW iR--t.be Remds of ftatiu9" CH ILE The Ca bin e t r e ned n C h ile today . 1h1 s , as a re sul t of t h e conomic p o lic of P re s1 en t I ban ez . I t st rt ed wh en the re i de nt a s ked tha t g ove rnme nt e mplo y ee s be pu t o n a uniform pa y s e a ~ w as followed b y protests /'- fr o m wh i te coll a r wo rke r . The n t h e Pr e si den t proposed making rofit ee rin Con r es s. a c rime•- whi ch w as rejecte d b y the hilean I ~ Now "'&Qoi~~i...rf'~-t111.-61~1,,,--11~n- the res igna t 1 on of the p of C ton1g h h t h e - ict 0 0 I en in 0 0 o Me co . e Mex C n go v ernme t revea l tha e 0 a p 1 for a vi e hear t t he ~ WO ld 1 e lo ~ to Mex ic o C as lm l e C i iz en who need s ~~ ~ w a re t . II eron , t r 1 a., f r om 11 . ~ He t:a- romi s cl no t to e 1ga e in any political " activity - n in e ico ity v o se rver s close to the governmen t believe Peron w ill get that visa . JUPITER RETAKE · noth r i covery in o uter s ac - nnounced by So v t c en ts . a o o c ow , b r oadc stin a report f rom - the v'lr a 1o - tronom laboratory i the C rim ea -- say in g that th un er orm ha v e een e tect e o n th e lane t Jupiter. That lane t i the iggest o f our so l ar system. ~~ o one kno ws w h et h er t er e ~ lowest form 0f life on Jupiter• - bu t if the ) A ov iet are right, we know that Jupiter's - -b! weather resembles ours to som e ex tent,{ it h as an atmosphere ~ ~ a r x ~ ~ t h u n d e r s t o r m s . According to the Crimean Laboratory, th~torms were dete c ted by radio signals - which reveale d powerful electric discharges on the planet. UR h uran um feve is re ore n ueb c. ros e ctor, corr.bin ome n v n tho san acre - with t eir e er counter . ar L kville . ewcomers stakin cl ims as a t s they c m nae it . n !) r , m C CU o f mu r r n h s mo hr m - o n e n on C ·h r avell le char in o hn r m th the w ~ ons e 0 the e r a h that k lle or o ur per ons - when the 1 nee lo e in mi -air, d SC t re wreckage ov r a r !f be et fi e nea r Lo n gman , Colo ra o. Among he e a d - his moth er , Daisie Ki Whe G rah am was i ck ed up by the F I he confessed that h took out insurance on his mother, an planted the 1 bomb, hortl e for e her plane too k o ff. Later, he retracted h c onfe sion. Today Graham was take n into court - ullla hobbled by l e g irons and handc'lffs. He was well ressed, and appeared alert e nough. But when the Judge asked him what his please was - he ans were d , ' nsanity • Then the J ude or ere d Graham t o be taken to the Colo ra o s ch opatich hos ital in Denver - for thirt ays ob se rvation. octors r n h m n - 1 1 11 o o 1 ·or mur r . 0 ~ V 0 0 • To 0 . V O t, r th o d o l n ~ - t i ~ e ~ cam n ~ l ~~~~, tr ~ The w t to rov e tr e wit on er 1nan c 1 upport tan t h ey g et r r o m a ngto . 'lli e ce t an k in of i ndu str y - -.. """' s l ong as t em loye ou h o f the eo le .uh e ~ ~tlle.. ~ ~ ,lo ti& 7."'t:t--tYl Jl .. .,J.~ f iaeeel.W . avaJo a. ~fOf'8- &RCa-~oietti- WftPPiQra ---Qf'~ , <Pi. . ,,,....~ ~~ Lo ~ l. 1 0 0 0 V 0 t 0 0 r co r r n - r - ot f ir to J m n; ro n ' l on h r t t in th fro (' t u ut t e com n turn own both tho ropo al . e ro s re still al i to work in ontgomer • An th police are t 11 cortin buse on ro tes where four have been fir on ... an wher sho ·he l ls h ve blast two e ro m • ROB ER T o ht , · h o li ce of th n tin a r on the alert fo nm ho ro be a scons n b nk of s vent y hous an olla r las e ne a . he con in autho ri es , b li eving h m have s caped fro their tate . Thero ber l i p e d in t o the First National Bank of La e Geneva, Wiscon in - using a ke y made from a wa impressio n. H e apparently waite d for e mploye to turn up in the morning - and c a ptured t e m one, a~ they came in, ~ " i s -,(..,JA.t , .If face "'88 e91VeP8""2~~ a halloween mask. 1 -,r ~ ~~1-m~lllfl.E~-..a_....,.r,~~i.fitt'lMn h1sirobber-_,.h~e seems to have a sense of humor. He left a printed note for the police - saying ~ their squad car is '.!de, noisy'' ~ I 4Ml...+-.i:a..~"1wa.+..~'"""'..ttt,~~~~~~m-a~ea'lP-~. gave him ta time to hide, whenever he hear it coming. / , The note added that t h is bank robber has keys to BUR LARIES :ti Santa Monica, California, 1-a police have solved the myste y of three burglaries inn arby Malibu. The crime, house-break n -- with money an wrist watches stolen. Also, lot of classical records. The i.il•i thief - one Joel White - a criminologist, a probation officer, and a Phi Beta Kappa. ~ Joel White took his master's degree at Ohio ~tate - ~ he wrote a thesis on criminology. Later, he served as a probation officer in New York) ;;L expec4i£ to be }- ~ appointed to the same job in Los Angeles county - t~at_!s,-G,~ ~ the police picked him up f o r ~ house-breaking, KHRUSHCHEV That tourin circu s from the Kremlin ar rive d in on of th e fab ulou s land s o f the worl tod ay - Kashmir, far 1u1 u in e n tral Asia , beyond th e Himalayas . The Vale of Kas hmir, romantic and c o lo r fu l - la nd of e xo tic enchantment to Asiatic s for thousands of y ears and to Europeans for centuries. Today, Bulganin and Khrushchev saw some of it. That is they flew to Srinagar, on the Jhelum River- and on romantic Dall Lake . Like all visitors to the Vale of Kashmir the two R ussians were rowed in a barge - a Dall Lake house boat - on a s ightseeing trip, across ~he Lake to the Garden of Shalimar. Thousands crowded the banks of the Jhelum - to cheer them as they passed. B ut for Khrushchev, it was not all a matter of exotic s ~ i sightseeing . He took the opportunity to s,n spout some political realism. This time he boldly came out declaring that Kashmir belongs to India. That territory, lying north of India and East of KHRUSHCHEV - 2 Pakist - h s been in ineteen ort Seve - is an ally of er c . ute be tween t ~to e ver si nce nee th e 3 rit h pulled out. Pakistan n th t no do tis why J unketeer Khrushchev took the other si e. r y in to get in solid with ~ In dia - India wit h i s population of over three hundred million. Three times that of Pa k istan. He told the crow , '' we feel that our visit to India - would not have au been complete without Kashmir. 11 Which was his indirect way of saying that Kashmir belongs to India! Then Khrushchev went on "as In ians - the Kashmiries can trust the Russian • 11 All of which clinched it. The Kremlin, b a cking New Delhi against Karachi - for control of Kashmir. And ho i the people of Kashmir react to the rnaxp remark? The stor doesn't a . But the majority•• a r e Moslem - nd presurna 1 oul ref e r o o with Pakistan. But ehru won ' t agree to ple i cite which ha been proposed KHRUSHC HE - over n r . In a ' 00 a n n a n ha r ah in o er . eo e of Ka r h e h no cha ce to vote 0 0 he eel . Pal han I lo e besi e he halimar ere are you now ? (( ' L 1, ~ o lies eneath OU spell? "-- .1 IL u . om 0 OU e av e on raptures roadway, fa r ef or e you agon ze them i are e11 ? .4)1,t