. ~~1~_Q_Q§ ____ tfi!~A-L __ ! fiQH _1~_122l ~ood venin 0 verybody: In New Delhi, a 6 overnment spokesman sai d today - •This is the old com m unist ambit•. •1 steal your · atch, then I offer t o compromise - by g ivin 0 you bac · your watchfob, and I become indi~nant - w hen you refuse". Meaning - that Peeking declaration about the Himalayan battleline. Mao Tse-Tung, pullin1 hi• troops nack - from there advancen posi~ions, but keepin~ them - still on Indian soil. Which, saya the boss of Red China - is a g reat concession. Adding that he'll sen them d e ep er into 'India, if the Indian army moves forward. . } y- CUBA Y sterday, the eQcret µ r of D fe nee told newsmen - t .at we would not tol era te another Budapest in Havana. But the he ct of the~ C. I .A. told Senate inv ~ti~ators - there's not much c Ance of a riRing a~ainst Fidel Caetro. John McCone, p es 1m1~tic - because the bearded dictator runs e ferociouF police state. Castro has guns to cut down would-be rAbels • .,) ,.t:nd he likes to use - those guns. Whet about subversion - in Latin America! McCone sa~ that Castro le working under cover - ~ to toppl ' e democre t 1c rAgimelB, B\lt ,,1 not having - much Ruccess. Democracy, too Ftrong for Communism - so tar, anyway. l EO LOGY t he followin~ Fcript1on - "an onulent an a lordl y p 1lanthropi t.• Y u may heve a number of candidate,; - in . ind. Bu t the Chinese RP.de ha ve ju~t one - Nikita Kh ru£hchev. R a dio Pekin t , referin ~ to - K hruA h chev's supoort for non-communist "wars of L iber~t1on.• M a o's mo thpiece, a~ k in g why Soviet aide goe~ to nP.utrals - instead o f to member~ of th Red b loc. C a stigatin g Khrushchev for betraying merx1sm - so he can cut~ figure on the worl~ rcene. Te boss of the Kremlin - •an opulent and lordly philanthropist.• ~ Khrushchev_,t~ 1 doe sn' t understAnd L e n i n ~ radio Pekin~. Peaceful A co-exiitence,?. contrRd1c~1 o n u the Leniniet principle - that Communism cannot win without war. D 1 SAR MA M ,r T T ere' l e s p e ssimism ln neva ton1 ~ ht - thfln o u : n i ht think. After All, thew Rtern dele ates t o e diearruament c o n fe rence - knew thAt their Soviet op o it num ers : n 1 ht not ne ot , t&te l!n o od faith. Te RuF~ians hAve ~lways stynied every atte~pt to work out - a t e st bAn treat y . So there -z. . --....~ ..., couldn't have been mucn urprise ~ f a i l u r e . The sinirter thing about Tsarep k 1n's conduct et Geneva 7 - ~ - 1s thet he may hAve destroyed the lest chance for Rn ~~r ) ement to ~top touchin6 off nuclear bombs. ln the ~ongo - the chief proble ■ today ia inflation. Currency, falling - in value; coat of living - on the up-grade; just as in London, Peria and Washington. The difference being - that the West can to soae extent control inflation. The fear in Leopoldville is - that inflation may throw the Conao into a new panic. That'• why the Aaerican report iaaued to4aJ - calls tor imaediate financial reforaa. A proaraa of - save the Congolese franc. The French Atomic llomb will be - a hybrid. A cross between an ordinary atomic bomb - and a hydrogen bomb. Fusion instead ot Fission. UeGaulle orderiq hi• scientist• to p rodice - ao ■ething ■ ore p owerful than ordinary nuclear de•icea, but not quite 10 expenai•e - aa the ulti ■ ate weapon. V at• of the firat French tests ot thia bo ■b - ~ua of next year. Place - the Gaabler lsl&nds in the Pacific, a thousand ■ ilea fro ■ Tahiti. I I TRIKE The e c ~ion of t e Ne w ork Pot t o r esum e pub licati o n on Mo nda y - 1s causin b oth opt1miem and P FF1mi~m. O p timi~m - in the typo raphers union. ) ~ f 11n K t a t the F o lld front of th nubllehere - 1~ b innin to crack. A ettlem nt in FiKht - m aybe. The nubl1sher - pessimistic . V o win to Ft1ck lt out - esplte the or ., Doro th ; Schiff B ut Pdm 1ttin ~ t ha t their poei tion wA~ not s strong a e it was - before the p ubli her of the Po~t broke renke. How can the Po~t go alone - without me P. ting the unions demands! Because the PoFt - WAS never struck. In feet, five of the New York pspers - could hAve been published durin the pa~t thr e month!. fO ThAy ~impl decided to Act firet - in~tead of waiting for a walkout. Dorot y Schtff - now chPngin ~ her mind. Her former colle::1guee in the PubliehArP Union, w a rning her - th~t t e day of rec k onin ~ will r.om e. The day when the t yp ographers demand c on tra c t - t ha t the Poet ~~- WEATHER The wea her report north of the Mason Dixon Line " heavy snow, ha z ardous driving. ' Snow for the northeast and midwest. Many accidents reported. Chain rea · t1on crack -u ps involving as many as a dozen cars. Hardest hit by snow - Shelbyville, Indiana, with eight inches, and still falling. CARS Th f1 u r v~ o n t e ~t l e n-cPr induPtry l~Bt ar - t r A hundr d and fift y t cu .and cPr~. ¥orth - two ndred Rnd nin ty million do ll R rB. uite - an 1ndu try. a t' t P secret ucce P - in ~tolen-cars! The tupldlt of hon st men - ~ e J. En er Hover. The heed of the F.B.I., pointin ton 11 ence - on the part of cer owners. Ke· in the 1 6 nition. Windows~ unl o ck . d. C~re left for days~ in bnck alleys and side strP.et~. VO 0 n i o n l and it usually r n ea vis ion of a r o m nt c i~la nd, in the f r So u h P aci f ic . Tropical palme, BuddhiM t t mp le ~, aline ee dan ing r ls - a nd e o on. ut dispatc h from Si ng apore - refere to eomething l ee . B 1 ' Q v o l cano - h a s c ome t o 11 e . ~WlRiR Gunung Agung, eruptin - with terr if ic explosion. Blowing ite top - sending em o e and shes towering into the s k y . R ivers of molten lava - pourin g ou t of the c rater. The sky over that island paradise completely darkened. Bali, not quite eo romanti - tonight. The cold war between ~ritain and ¥ranee - ha• becoae critical in Paris. At least in the Elyse• Palace where the President of France lives. The VeGaulles are no longer serving - Scotch. Scotland• gift to the gay life. Visappearing on the bank• of the Sein• - since ~eGaulle vetoed oritiah aeaber1hip in the co ■aon aarket. So Vick, they are drinking - Cognac - end water t~ni1•\ - at \be 111••• Palace on tb• ~haap 111••••