- GOOD EVENlNG EVERYBODY: Britain - wants a summit conference. We have known that all along. Today's p roceedings in Parliament emphasize this. Today, ~ · oreign Secretary ~elwyn Lloyd told the House of Coaaona - that a ■eeting of the heads of state should be held soon, even though France, West Ger ■ any, and the United States - may not want it. ln thia, th• foreign Secretary was merely reaffirming what rime Minister MacMillan had said previously. And the Labor Party opposition echoed - what Selwyn Lloyd bad to say. Laborite spokes•an An•urla Bevan s t ating - that the House of Commons would be "dismayed• if a su■•it conference is not held soon. Although the British agree with the other western p owers that the conference of ioreign M ini•ters, now in j,iAD ... 2 recess, didn't accomplish much, they still want a su■■it meeting with Khrushch••· Most of you heard S ecretary of State H erter'• ske ~ tical re p ort on radio and TV l a st night a nd toda7'1 res p onse was universally favorable. Democrats as well a• Republicans, in Congress - praising hia handling of the negotiations in Geneva. The coaaent being - tbat Christian ~erter ha• deaon1trated his abilities aa an able aucceaaor to John Foster Dulles. ln Algeria, a force of rebels - ceu g ht in a trap. G ettin g across the border from Tunisia, they attacked the sea p ort city of Bone; and reached the outskirts. But the French were expecting this to hap p en, and French Coa■ andoa, maneuvered in auch a way - as to corner the rebels in a field that was bounded on three aides - DJ the bend of a river. The Algerians were inned there, an easy mark for p lanes bo ■bing and strafing the ■. The force ot r1bel1 - wiped out. This - the biggest clash in two years, between French troops - and Algerian insurgents. ln Chin a that tr adi ion a l d emon - tbe flood, pourin g down those g r e at rivers that descent from the Tibetan lateau. Reports g iven by the Chinese Red r a dio are incom p lete, but he death list is given as around two hundred thousand - also hundreds of thousands of ho ■ ea w ashed away. Nearly a million acres of rice paddy field• - inundated, with the worst still to co■•· The flood crests - pouring down the north am we1t tributaries of the tellow ~iver - to aeet - in twenty- four hours. The combined flood crests then to roll on to Canton, with its swarming population. ~hina's ancient sorrow - the river flood. STIIL The steel industry, tonight called tor an indefinite po1tpone11ent or the strike. The nationwide walkout -- scheduled for lll1dn1ght, June 30. The 1teel industry -- urging that negotiations for a new contract -- be continued indefinitely. The Union 11 taking the proposal under conaiderable tmorrow. 'lbe policy c0111ittee of the steel union -- to debate the call tor poatpon-nt of the strike. LOIG - A wave or panic - 1n Baton Rouge, Capital of Louisiana. A report circulating - that Earl Long might be released from a mental hospital, today or tonight. Back• in power as Governor - and bitter against those who had h1■ put in the MUL■I at 1nat1tutlon. ~re 1a& doctors declare he ? r --- ~ suffers from schizophrenia and paranoia. Earl Long hl•elf, kot- /' ~ Alie •~kidnapped. Mrs. Blanch Long, who had her husband coamltted - baa fled. No definite word - • where ahe has gone. But one ~ report 11 that lllta • lU:% flew ~o Mexico. " 5e~ State official~ 1n a •tate or suapenae;)l&t knowing - what will happen to th911, e1peclaily th01e - who approved of the cOlllllitaent of Earl Long. He could be set tree • by the Judge who sent hi■ to the •ntal ho1pltal. The Judge - reversing himaelf. 0r he ■lght be released through haNU ammqa■ corpus proceedings - which will go before a court on Friday. Meammlle, the hospital reports - no change 1n the patient's condition. PADl'l'ING A world's record - ln the price paid a for a painting, Seven hundred and seventy thousand dollars - for a •sterp1ece by ••tot Palll Rubens. "The adoration of the Magi" - a large - canvas, eleven feet wide and eight feet high. ~ This work by the Dutch oN •ater waa one or a .A series of palntinga,-Jc(lctioned off in London - to pay the heav, death duties on the estate of the Duke or weatmlnater. So who ••• 1t tl■t paid the record price? Ve don't know. Iii An art dealer, acting for the purchaaer, •rely 1a11: "He's an lattp lngliahllan, a private person, who nnta to keep the picture 1n F.ngland". The belief had been that the Rubena M8terpiece would be na bought by some Aller1can art gallery. But, actuaily, there were ua hardly any Alllrican bida for the painting. The Americans - having been scared off, apparently. Deterred by talk 1n Parli•ent - that the Brltlah government would not per111t "The Adoration or the Magi" to be taken out of Britain. • VANDERBILT Heiress Gloria Vanderbilt, won her court battle, today - against her fol'lller husband, famous conductor Leopold Stokowak1. The Judge ruling - that she ahall retain custody of her two children, seven and eight year old boys. stokonk1 - to have the right to v1a1t the■, but not so frequently u before. The two parents hurled angry charges at each other. Each declaring - the other wu unfit to have custody or the children. Gloria Vanderbilt saying, uong other thlnga - that Stokowak1 who claima to be aeventy-aeven, la really elghty- five. While he criticized the way the children are being reared a by their mother - who 11 now the wife 05<mov1e-televl1lon director. _!~ Today, the Judge deplored thla b i t t e r ~ for cuatOdy - which recaila another envenomed quarrel of twenty- five years ago. When Gloria Vanderbilt, as a child - was the center of a custody suit. Her mother pronounced - not flt to rear her. The child - put 1n custody of her aunt. Gloria VANDmBll,T - 2 Vanderbilt - then 1h the aent111ental headlines as the "poor little rich girl." [LAT HEAD Did you know there is a p lace in the U.S.A. froa where water flows in three directions, toward three oceana? ! didn't know i t until Harry Lee ~aker of Jacksonville, Florida, sent me a map of a region in Montana where be once & ) ent a g reat deal of time - the llathead iational forest. !n case you would like to go there to investigate, here is a landmark: you head for Mad Wolf ountain, then altw miles - west of there you'll co ■e to another p romontol'J, Triple Di1ide P eak. There is where water tlowa north Yia Red ~a g le ~reek, andflnally the Saskatoon •tver, and on to the Arctic. To the west via the Middle fork to t ender U reille L ake, to the Coluabia, and on to the P acific. And to t~e east, into the Missouri Ri••r syste■, and on down the Mi n sisaippi, to the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic. So Don, why not s p end our summer v a ca t ion there. S hall be he a d for il a thead? -- ; sm DIVBR At Pensacola, Mra. Hayne Baldaaare - tailed 1n her aabition ,9 )to set a new world's record - aa a akin diver. ) riay1ng under water. Why the failure? Well, Jayne tell aalHp - under water. In a tank, nine teet dHp, 1he reaalned tielow the aurtace - for thirt~lve houra-iUld-tfft,-nlne li1nute1. But, alu, 1n her akin diver•• rig, J•JM wu Jut too aleepJ. She nodded, dozed orr - 1lU11Plng to the bottoa ot the tank, and rolling over. Ber diving IIUk mocked ott - and ahe 101 t her oxygen aouthplece. Vak1ng • up - 1lben •he gulped 1n a lot or water. That na all. J&JIW cOldng to the aurtace - SUPlnl and getting out ot the tank.