L. T. OLDS,FISHER, TUESDAY, JUNE ll, 1963 (Richard C. Hottelot substituting ; L. T. on New Guinea trip.) Today's drama at Ille University of Alabama developed tlais mor, ing w,llen Federal Marsllals escorted Vivia,a Malo,ae and James Hood to Ille campus - to register. Governor Wallace kept lais promise - to "• tand ht tlae doorw,ay ". Four times a Federal Marsleal aslted Ille Gover,eor - to step aside. Four times - tie Gover•or refused. Tlae ,aext move •a• up to President Ke,e,aedy - •lao did exactly .,,.at all ext,ected. Federallai,ag tlle Alabama Natio•al Guard - a,ad orderi,eg tlae U.S. Army to sta,ad by for actio•. Tonigllt, tlae lle•tl of tlae Alabama Natio,aal Guard - ;. , Ge•eral Be ■ ry Grala am of tlae tlairty-fiYs t Divis ion. Tl,e General set out/or Tuscaloosa immediately - to talte command. His ordeYs - to remove all obstructions to the yegis 1 Yation of tlae students. ALABAMA - 2 That 111as when Governor Wallace's opposition - collapsed. The Governor delivered a stinging rebuke to the Federal government - for infringing states rights. He added that he had no recourse - but to bow to superior force. Then he got out of the doorway - literally aJtd metaphorically. So the 11110 students were registered - a• i,eevitably tlley 111ould be. But 111hat maJty hoped 111ould ,eot come to pass - did occur. For the tliird time, A ,,. rica" soldiers are eJtforc;,,g a court order - coJtcerxiftg ixtegrated educatio,e. To Little Roell, A rllaJtsas, a11d Oxford Miss iss iPP" - one must ,eo111 add Tuscaloosa, Alabama. INTRODUCTION TO TAPE Tonight's report from Lowell Tiro mas - is one IDe 've been 11Jaiting for. His descrir,ti on of tlte sigltt - tltat lie IDent to Ne"' Guinea to see. NEW GUINEA - 3 Good Evening Everybody, Hello Dlck, 'l'hla was the day. Aa we all know, some wonders ot nature aa well aa . aome human apeotaclea are almoat beyond deaorlptlon. Sometlmea only ploturea can glve ua even a rough idea. And even then p1cturea can be voet'ullJ 1nadequate. In tact, onlJ Clnerama could do Juat1oe to what 1 · have Juat IND. It wlll lndeed be too bad· 1t the gathering ot Stone Age man that we have come from Amerlca to · wltneaa never takea . place agaln. Some Autrallan ott1o1ala here ln Hew Oulnea · aeem to dout that lt ever ever vlll. Whlt Oh, there •••• to be a mad nee on ot aOIDI aort to tranatorm ever, human being on tb1a plarwt lnto aomethlng that he doean•t neceaaarU, want to be. tu•• nlrd prlmltlve people ot low Gulnea, moat ot them, • - to be utre•lJ happ7. They don't eat each other, that 1a not otten, 10 llhJ not leave them u · they are. But to get on wlth the •torr• { • New Guinea - 3 - 2 We were a,akened at dawp today by the s lnglng and shouting ot the naked crowd that had gathered here ln the Wag1 Valley 1n the Western Highlands ot Hew Gulnea. The 1lte set aalde tor the blg event la mere11 a blg tleld where at eight o'olook more than ten thousand had alreadJ uaembled and were atartlng their oelebratlon to the accompaniment ot c. :rwna. All morning the Stone · Age people flowed aero•• that field lla a river, a rlver ot alnglng, ahoutlng, . atompt.ng huaan1t1. Row aner row atter row 1n tight tormatlon, arma llnk84 ~ kNplng t l • wlth thelr feet u perfectly wlth thelr tNt u the Rookettea at the Radlo . Clt7 MWllO Hall. Llke thole ron . and ron ot •not the Red ArflJ gooae•1t1pplng through Reel Square 1n Moaoov. The dlfterence being that the•• are all naked men. Thell' tao•• and bodlea painted ln tantutlo patterna, boar■ tuaka through thelr no•••, moat ot . .. tu■ oarr,S.ng long apean, or bon and arrows, or axea. 'l'he earth•ahaklng wlth the m,thll ot thelr atomplng, _ all In Guinea 3 • 3 aooompanled bJ a wlld prlllltlv• Ghant. laoh tr1bea•n•a bead orotmed •1th either tbl p111111a ot the Bird ot Paradlae or the trlbea aepua_.. - ~ ' la, . onlJ allowing tha on the tleld 1n tormatlona ot a thouaand ~· ao at a ts.. ObvloulJ thb la 4one lo kNp •a•oae tl'GII apearlftl an ••111 an4 aettlllg . ott · a WS.14 •1•. BJ eleven o•olook on the tlrlt daJ ot u. . event that luta tor two daJI, at 1-■t , • • ,, Uiouaand ot . · tM atom Age 111ft WN out there on .. tleld pertOftdDI INttON . . u at one tlae. · Olar UMl'lllllll, two ot tbell perobecl an an ot our oWNND. 1ouns Don tl'OII • • Zealand waa down 1n the ■ldat ot the trlbN■ID aid Don - trupled on bJ them. · Bllt, he eaerpc1 vlthOut Hrloua lnJIIIT 10 the1·aaat have danced rather llgbtlJ over bill. ~ entlN orowd varloualJ ••t~ted from e!gbtJ C11o111ud to a hllD4N4 and twent1 tbouun&t, ln• . • H• Guinea - 3 - 4 eluding women and ohlldNn, pl111 a rn hundNd Maben ot ~ lev GulnN conatablllu7. tralned bJ the Auatrallana; and, 1111• a hun4N4 rouns Patrol Ottloen and a t • lm'opNna. ~ la no - , ot taklng an actual oount. But fNll our tORr ' upon a IIOl'9 llullarlo aoena. l doubt llbatber b N eYR WI lbln or . . Attua ... Bun mpt out ot Aala Wllb hli bol'da. tM •114 aplendor ot thll event. 80III dar on ,our IONIA ln oolor, J bope to 11•• ,Oil a better 14N ot ~~ than . I'•• 1 Solong, BND OF TAPE So lo,ag Lo.,ell . Yo• ca,s bet tlaal yo•'ll Aave •• ••dle,ace - .,,..,. yo• bri,ag tlaos e t,lclNres baci fro,n Ne., G11l,aea. IIILll Four AaerlcaD allitary oon•o1• traveled the hl&ti•a, aoroaa laat Oeraaa, tocla, - iD a oontinul .. dlaplay of ou rl1ht or aoc••• to •••t Berlta. fl•• hua4re4 aiai •••••t1-two ••• - ••r• ln•ol•••· •110 • ••• h•a4re4 aa4 •1•••• tr••t• aD4 ~••P•• lnouah tratfi• to 1how •\bat•• latead to teep oa uaia1 the bl&~•l1• Oae ooaYOJ ••• heli up,, the l•a1taa1 • I•• o••• aa bou. The 8oYlet officer, le•a41aa • tllat tbe laerloaa aol41era a•t out to be oou~••• oltlo•• aal4 •ao• - aa4 aa4• l\ 1tlot. Tbe truota, rolli . . tllroqh th• oheotpoiat - with t• troop• 1aai4e. Tia• U. N. •wr•••••t o• ob••rv•r• for Y•••• - leave• Ille di•l'•I• abo•t fi•a•c•• •"•re U •••. 7'1• Soviet U•io• •••I• Ila• fi•••ci•6 of U. N. ot,•r•II o•• - to 6• deci,etl 6y lie Sec•rlfy Co••cil. Wier• Moaco• Ila• • v• lo. lo 1•t aro••tl II• velo. "•"• • collialo• ••• avoided totl•y - tee•••• tit• 6UI fli• Ii••· 7'1aey 'II l'•Y for Ill• U. N. Cor'-• of 06•er11•r• - lo •• •••l•••tl lo • b•ff•r ao•• 6•1•••• Y•••• IR&■,DAL l■ erioa baa loat a 1•••t - becauae of that 1oaa4al ia Britala. laa lacleoi, outtin1 abort hia •i•it - to fl7 ,aot to London. B•'• the Cona•r•atl•• leader - la th• Bouae of Coaaona. Aad tbe Pri ■• llaiat•r ••••• hi■ - a1 t.lae oa1• of t h• for■•r C•••••••ll•• llalater of lar ••••• up for 4•'•'•• lb• ill ••••tio• aow - 11 ao\ tb• ■o•all'1 of Jolla P•of•••• I•'• hll reliaillit7. lp•oltleallJ • 414 la••••• r••••l •••r•t• oft~• lar D••••'•••' t• Clari1\la• l•eler! Aal lf ••• 41• Clarl1tiae paaa tie lafor■atioa oa to b•• other frl••• - fr•• tbe So•l•t laba117? Before tho•• queatioa1 are •••••red, there la aure to tie Io■• ,1tter part.iaan debate - ia the Bou•• of Coaaoa1. 11th oar.rent e•enta con•ulain1 Ile world - let•• conaider a prooeaa that•• been goiaa oa aoaewhat loqer. laael.J - the acti•lt.J of the aan. Bow auoh of the au baa burned up - would 10• aa, - aiaoe lt. oaae lat,o exiateaoe? Proteaaor lq••• Parter ot the Ual••~•lt.1 of Chloaao - ha• tl1ve4 o•\ tb• an••••• Ber• 1\ la - two hundred aeztillloa t.oaa. Tia\ i■ - \wo h••••••• foll•••• bJ twent.1-on• ••roe■• lbleh aeaaa - \bat the••• la 101 .. \o tlioker oa\. la - about, \ea blllloa Jeua.