► DULLES I r . ) Gromy k o - w 1 a ttend the fu neral of John F o te r Dulles i n Wash_n t on. The Soviet Forei n Minister - so often the g r i m op p onent of Dulles, when he wa s our Ame rican Secretary of State. I n Geneva, the conference of the F oreign Ministers called a recess of the ir meetings. The western Foreign Ministers - to fly to Washington for the obsequies of their A notch above - a foreign minister. But the West German Chancellor had been a long time intimate friend - of John Foster Dulles. Such was the state of affairs in Geneva - earlier in the day. Leavin g a quest i on - would Gromyko go? The question left o p en - and made the more dramatic by one of those incongruities / Sb common - in the doings of the Communists. There was a session of the conference, today, and DUL LE - 2 you m g ht ha e th ou g ht - it w ould be mil d and quiet. But - not a t a ll . Gromy k o tak n the o ccasion - to de li ver a violent attac k on the Western powers. eoncentrat n g - on les t Germany. ) I Char in - that the West Germans were plotting m i litarism and ( ( revenge. ) l'hreaten i n - another world war. / American Secretary of State Christian Herter replying to the Sov i et Foreign Minister - chargin g him with propaganda falsehoods. Herter handing it ba c k to Gromyko - as he's been doing all through this Geneva co n fer e nce . That Gromyko diatribe might - have seemed an answer to • i. , , ~ l the question - 1f=1W1~ attend the funeral honors for John Foster /\ \ Dulles in Washington . You'd have thought - no. But, immediately afterward - the announcement. That Gromyko - was joining the Western Foreign Min i sters . Going to Washin8ton - to the funeral of the former Amer ic an Secretary of State. A l l of which is one striking incident - in the stream of news tellin g of official honors for John Foster Dulle~ he lies in state - i n Washington's Episcopal Cathedral. DULLE - 3 l Th en ' f I V , ( l to ree¼ - , /. n rlin ton Nation~ l ceme~ery. ( ( ' • I I Mes~a es of condolence i pourin g in from a ll over the wor ld . F rom Pope John the Twenty-Third in Rome, for e x amp l e. Who sends - two messa g es. •f : dei1tl61. One - to President Eisenhower. The other - to the son of the former Secretary. The Reverend Father Avery Dulles - a Jesuit priest. His (_ • • I ,(. J( / l ' , , , , father - a high official in the Episcopal Church. The son - ' a convert to Catholociem. Which reltgious difference - created no disharmony at all in the Dulles family. All this tanePal- newe, today, brings to a climax - a remarkable transformation in opinion and feeling in many quarters. Which, for years - had been critical of the policies • and personality of John Foster Dulles, as American Secretary of State. Adverse opinions changing drastically, when twas learned - that the busy,toiling statesman was afflicted.wttlt / ~ ean.cer, _,,8Uf fering from~ dread malady ~ when he was making those arduous worldwide Journeys, in the conduct of his country's fore! n affairs. Then people realized what President Eisenhower eant when he sa i d - that John Foster Dul l es was a dedicated man. C UB In H av an a, the l ocal Commun i s t n e wspap e r , u nde r poli ce ard . The R e d p er i o d ic a l - as ki n g f o r p rote ct i on. Be cause of / the d an er o f m o b vi o l e nc e. Th i s fo ll ows a b rea k b etween Cas t ro 1 f r r vo lu t i onary mo v emen t xdfa■ and the Co mm unist Party Ahnounced - yesterday. The Ca~tro g overnment - formin g a labor front of its own T o combat - Red infiltration of the - Cuban unions. The new group called - the "Cuban Humanist Workers F r ont • 11 With a slogan - "Liberty with Bread" and "Bread without terror." Which certainly sounds anti-Communist. There's been a lot of talk - that the Castro reg i me m ig ht fall under the domination of the Communists. Which danger - Ci Fide l Castro i s now ta k ing measures to chec k . Se i ndicated - ,,I by t re formation of a n ant -Communist front. IPPI •ede a l author t·e s ha e thdra,n from the M ~~is pp ynch n ca~e . The BI - tu rn n ts ev dence over to l ocal state a t no e • The statement being - that there's no round for ~ - federa ~ ~ ~ ' • • The cr·me - to be prosecuted unde the state law . The FBI athered a lot of information about the way Charles Par er, a N egro accused of attac ki n g a white worran, was ta en from j a il - and illed . His body - thrown into the Pearl River . So now Governor J.P. Coleman says - the evidence from the FBI w ill be placed before a g rand jury next November. Indicating a long delay - before anything much is done by the state. LU ATIC The new , today , c ar 1 ·r· 3 ._ at · r i i d i - - er r 1 y ng ep so e n D las , Te a .. , a .. t n ht • mad man - holdin g f o ur hostages n a home . hoot n g and llin - ano th er pers on. Par t of a pl an - to kil l a former Go ernor of lill T e x as. Lee (Pappy) 0 1 Dan el - and his w i fe . Today the 0 1 Daniels declared that Fran W i ndsor and his w f e - once rented an apartment from them . Windsor - out of his mind, apparently. Troublesome tenants - who were f i nally evicted. S o now AW indsor • s motive was a crazy notion - that he could lure former Governor and Mrs. 0 1 Daniel to the house, where he \ was hold i n g the four hostages . The victim he shot - a carpenter who came to the house. pl ace. Throwing in - tear gas bombs. In the confusion, the hostages g ot out. But Windsor , i n one room _ was ab le to blow the tear g as out with an electric fan . LU TIC - 2 The ol ce - then resortin to nf re . The lunat c found - shot to death . a or Pr o re of · !::C ... .,; on ... n m e ormal a pp eal , to a - to t e P s t Off ce Department . · t e q ue ~ i n - tat a a 1 o' be mo ed int city of onroe, i ~cons n . oved - f om the J r ht-hand ~ i de of the s t reet , o er to the left -hand s i de. The Sen a tor - acin g up a demand by the Mayor of Monroe, and the City Counc il~ Al l of whom - are beset by a g roup of indignant women. A one way street - and the ladies, driving their cars, make a stop to post their letters . So, they have to shift across the seat - to get at the mail box. Which, they complain - is haro l on gi rdles, g arters and stockings . Senator Proxmire, today, told Postmaster General Summe rf i eld: ( "Stoc k i n g s in Monroe are getting more runs - than the Milwaukee Braves . " · ; {_ ( :, · .u ·( ;, ., , • ( ArlliF urge ' J _ · 1 7' - t~'t mail b~x to the other side, the dr v· n side, of the street . So the ladies can jus t lean out - and drop a lett er in the box . - In Lon on , th e ~ahara ee o f yme n ~ n h - h a Q ot a o • i n a departm nt sore . He Hi hnes ~ of Ind a - demonstra t n wash n g mach neQ for Coe ey hou ewi e ._ V ~ • The Mahar an ee - ~how n - . ho you ma k e th """'-suds, and then throw i n the , y c loth e s . A couple o f years ago, it was qu ite a romantic event - when Janet H i c k s of London - married the Mahar~jah of Mymensingh1 . t i , · ·u ~ went off to Ca l cutta, as the Maharanee . ~ellin g - in a sumptuous mans i on . W th five expensive automobiles - at her disposal . Today, as she demonstrated the washing machines , she said - that , ei g liteen months of Indian luxury were enough . "It was, 11 she declared, 11 just one round of parties and idleness . 11 So she quit - as the Mahara n ee . Decidin g - to do so methi n g useful . 1th washing machines , as it happens .