Good Eve,eh,g Every&otly: v I• It to C•b• - tlltl,a 't ••Y •la•t Cea tro •~t>•c tetl A,,,. to ••Y. Cllrtto11 .l••lt• of Moflroe, Lo11l•I••• - e%lr•••ly crlllc•I of •l•I le ••• Ofl lie l•l••tl. A•tl •••. All II• A••rlc•• •l•d•rtl• - llaey c•ll lla••••lv•• Not fr•• to ro•• - ltoat>ltollly - Cll11to .Teflll• ••• tllalll••lo••tl. Rf! told ,. • .,.,,..,. _ ,,. Motlrltl tlaat t1te C•b••• or• ao badly off - tltat tlll,igs co,dd• 't 1>os1ibly "'"'" b••• w,or•• before Caalro . .. ,,. RAILROAD If you intend to travel by railroad, or send any freight - yo~•a better figure out how long the trip will take. Anything that goes beyond midnight tomorrow - t•x•nx may be out. That's when the strike is due to start. Hence the embar g o - on passenger and freight trains. None to be scheduled - that would be on the rails at the time or the deadline. Can the railroad atrlke stlll be headed off? That's what Congress ls trying to do -- with emergency legislation tcret up an arbitration board•• however, the companies are all set to introduce - the controversial "anti-feather- bed41ng" regulations, lncl\ldlng termination of all Jobs considered superfluous. The Unlon still 1ns1sta these Jobs - are not superfluous, and that the new regulatlona will be met with a mass walkout. aACI . \L Was lli,1gto,e , •• yo., t1101P , la ge ttlNg r••tly to,eigllt - for tlae biggeat ••v• of visitor• ,,. tll• lal•tory of '"• Natlo,eal C•Jll•l. of Ille "Marcia o,e W•• la1to,e" - •t • ,t••rter of • •llllo•. T"• le.,,ers of ll,e M•rcla are coNfltlerat - lltet or,er IP Ill be ••I ,atel11etl. Sl•l)ly • l)••c•f•I 6• t •o••••,.t•I de•o•• treU011 I• favor of •t••l rtglll• for ell, ••ti a cell for Jro•#)I ec Uo,e - 011 Ill• Pr•• ltl•• I'• VIBT NAM 0 •r ••• •• 6••••dor to So•tlt Viet N•• . 2'11• •flllar, lo•• G•••r•I• l•ft 111•1 - lo Iii• ,ouce. NORWAY There are a couple or interesting angles - to the new Norwe g ian g overnment. To be g in with, for the first time in twenty-eight years - Oslo has a non-Socialist regime. we tend to thlilk or Socialism - as something not quite legitimate. Like the Sociallam - that Khruahchev keeps talking about. But Scandinavia haa •de Soclaliam - completely Democra,ic. /"'. And rreedoni - loving Norway baa been ruled by Socialiata - alnc •1netHn Thirty-tive. - The other Oelo oddity - ...--..,. Jhe Norwegian Labor Party tell - on the laaue or the nationalized coal mines. 'l'be Conaervatlvea charged- that the Soclaliats didn't know how to run the mines. And , - the electorate agreed. so, conservative Johann Lyng takes over - aa Premier _ of Norway. PRBSIDENT Tia• Pr•••"••I '• •c•••g ••c• ••• •••llo••" •K••• lotl•y - •I P•er.r• S•U .. 6•r '• •••• co■/er•"• - &ec•••• Mr. K••••4y ••• •••• ••••• .. , ••1• • •••••' U•fl tl•I c••••" ••• lo • ••lc1t to - ••• f••o•• roe•••• cl•lr P Tl• IV1tll• Bo••• fir••• aecref•ry ••Y• :- "••• &act I• 6ot••rl•6 ••• • 1111••, l•I •• '• ft••". N• •-•c••• ••,lie•• lr••l•••I, •o f•r. MDE One thing noted about that dramatic mine rescue at Hazleton, Pennaylvan1a - the determination of both mlnera to go back to work. Dave Fellin and Hank Throne abrugglng off - those two weeks three hundred feet underground, when they didn't know how much earth and rock waa on top ot them -- or whether they wollld be reaoued. lven when reecuera began to drill that parallel ahatt - another cave ln might hawe occurred • . But - lt dldn't. And tlnally I.IP they came ln that a apeclal capallle. Now - the1 1 are ready to go down again -- lt their wlvea aa, "yea". But Mra. hllln n " aeeu to be HJlng -- no • Meammlle, the drllllng contlnuea aa at the pltface - 1n the hope or tlndlng the third mtner • THIEF A sentence or a1x months doesn't seem like much - for stealing seventy-one thousand dollars. But, aa Judge Bernard Decker aaid in Chicago - "thla detendant la not an ordinary criminal." Hla name - Arthur Page. Re waa a Brlnk'a driver - when he took the 1event1-one thouaand trom the pouches ln the armoured. car. A tew mlnu'91 later he had an attack - or remorse. Dec lded to replace the aoneJ. But, he dldn' t know how much - he had lltted trom •ch pouch. PlnallJ, he took ott- 1n a panlc. And wnt on a apendlng spree - untll the, ... caught hlm. •a.w--t••., -atnw~•'l.• light sentence -f onlJ alx montha. 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