GOO · v 1 1 y: \ ' .., tc h in t he w orl s e ri e s today was i mp res e d, for · il e , by t he br a in ork - of Y n k ee pitc h er hitey For. K ee in t h e b a ll low - h is b e st p itc h bein · a sinker. The M ilwaukee hitters - tryin to w ait him out. And - strikin g out a lot. But, t hen, they fin lly g ot to hia - g ettin g t h ree h its in a row. Goin g ahea ci , to score - two to one. After w h ich, Whitey c ha nged his t a ctics and, the next thing you know, the Yankees were a h ead, three to two. B u t , f i n ally , i n th e c 1 u t ch orJa i s - bra i n g a v e way t o b raw n • Rhyne .u uren - throwin , t h e b a ll a s t the b att ers with blazing speed, but, in the tenth the Braves g ot to hi■ ! and won the g ame - four to three. Bill Druton, whom .uuren struck out in the ei g hth came u p a g ain - n l ined out t h e ga m e win n in 0 s in g le. A re a l thriller. UEMOY resident E is enho e r, t o ay, s tated that one possible solution of the China coast c risis mi ht b to I emilitarize" those o - shore isl ands . It was the stro n st official declaration thus ar to t>u that ef fect . The Pr esi ent - iving his own prof essional opinion as a military man, General Ike e::c Saying - that Q uemoy an Matsu are not axf of much importance. He put it in these words: 'Fundamentally, anyone can see that the two islands, as two pieces of territory - are not vital to Form osa. 1 He said he thought - the Chinese Nationalists should not have put eighty-five thousand troops on Quemoy, in the first place. However, the President admitted that a formula of "demilitarizing" the islands might not satisfy all concerned. He didn't say just who might fail to be satisfied. But, Chiang Ka1-Shek hac declared himself - &gall against any proposal to remove nationalist forces from Q uemoy and Matsu. His opposition UEMO - 2 - reiter ate a in to y, by a spo esman or he Nationalists. ell 1 I were o m a ea uess - it would be what you too, ost likel are guess in at this moment. T hat, in the ne otlations between the Unite d Stales an the Chinese Reds- a compromise m a y be un er discussion. ,J1'rovi ing f or - } "demilitarization. At the ue oy Islands, today, a thundering barrage - one-hundred-and - fifty one shells · a minute. In spite of which, however - the Nationalists were · able to get in tlJolt with another supply convoy. The heaviest blast - hurled at Little Quemo~~ Where the word is - that the garrison and civilian population have only about three weeks food supplies left. Soviet ussi a prop os es a Oil l erence o the oreign Ministers o · the Bi Three . F6r t he purpose of / en d ing atomi c testin A ban - f or et ernity ' , says the Soviet note. elivered in Mosc ow to ay - to the British and American Amb ssadors. All o which comes as the Soviets ha v e resumed - nuclear testin g. With two explosions o f moderate size - in the Arctic. So reported - by the US Atomic ~ nergy Commission. JOR DA imu nous n noun ceme n t in on o n an A m n, : e a i a of J or a n , t o a ~ ri t i s - t o e in t e wi t n ra a o t . e i r oo p ' r o m J or a n, on b ob er - en t iet h . So st a ted in ussein in a ressin e J or d anian parliamen r orei no f l e e in L on on - on irmin it. e ber w a a news a y it was wo-and-e. -h a f mont s a o) When ~he US Marines · landed in a,,_/) d ~m::::ar~ ~ - Lebanon/\ British par a roopers ~A Ok Jordan. Now, t ' e Americans are withdrawing t e British follow! suit. BURMA In urma denial t hat th Am my eize control . Which h d been reporte ak when Premier U u tur ne ov r his of ice to General Ne W n. The c hange of Premiers called - a military coup e -e at. Today, however, General Ne in. the remler Designate, said - the political power w s urne over to him personally, as an individual. Not, in any way, to the armed forces. He promises ree elections in Burma, six months after he assumes office. I, myself, was out in Burma a few months ago. And, from what I could see, the likelihood of orderly democratic government looked remote. all over Burma. n o 1 r ., or or a in c r u - tn su b r e . T h e nn ou nc n m a e b . • re no er, at is new on e r en e o • W en ·11 h e t ' ester ay , e 0 r i ne ea wol compe ted ts f i ft fort h a un der ·a e t n o • ever avin > o m e to t he allf surface. That ' s no a 1 . e ea Wol - sti l l s tain down there int e o ean ep t hs o ~ t h e Nort At la nti c . o c ontinue that recor - until next ond ay . 1 Ro 1 n n no r C m or e e ated s ool . Us ri e uil in , s or c la sro ms . each in - 1nan c e d b priva e c ontri utlons. Which ls m uc h l i ke th e scheme in Vi r ini - where c l a sses are bei el in homes an llNll .. lub ro o ms. SubstitutJ or the schools that h av e be en u c losed ur. er state segregation laws. Little Rock intending to o mu c h the same thing i f a federal court upholds the restraining order~ Which now - prevents the leasing of public school buildings for private, segregated use. At his news conference, today, President Eisenhower made nother appeal to the south - to able by the racial integration rulings of the Supreme Court. e i o o a : - ·or e c a on u e 0 ' , a e . e er o a a h p r Vi rou n ou or e i ai s ien e , not no 1 n ev n t e ause . e alone - t e c re. n o er ,. r e 1 k n e s we al ~ et - t . e x co . on ol . · a e ic on erence in io, o e o, - r. C . C h ristensen e r esse o p e t h at in i e, t e 1 1 be ab e t o in ou t w h at a c o ld re al l is. u e idn 't predi c t a cure. H e thin k s medi c al science may e able t o prevent - t e s n i ffl es an sneezln cou in ~ and ener al m iser. (Sound &f c Li erm te e n r , r· b o t tl me t e ir ric n c unter ~ rl . nyw f r I' El vis " resley is c o ncerned. y terical G erm n ir ls - c i m bing over .ig ire f nces round a U rmy 1 , o s t in \' e st 'e r many, for a look at n Ameri c a n G 1, ar rivin a a t t e os t. rivate lvis resley, in uniform, w it out - u it a r. lncitin n n u p r o ;· r - D on - of screa in g uerm a n m chens schoene eutchen madchens, we ho p e. EI ..) 0 0 When a ~~ -"l Ml>~ v 1 s1 a k ro a 00 1 r ., o .. o · r .... n l.! ,L j o R in . est te oo c 1 r tion? n 0 ent h in ) resi ent / e resi r ent rep] in - it a e pin taa 1 Q re 11 e o o. en a kin e la .e a e 01 t e elebration . ear' s e exclaimed, embarraRse . She 1 't know, rew us er ed , v ai n tr in to remembe~. Oh dear '' , Meanwhiie, the Pr esi ent w as oub l ed up, al aughing . The w ole news conference - 1n an uproar o f m irt) If Oh dear~ ·