L.T. BUICJ, FISHER. THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1966 GOOD EVENING EVERYBODY: New York's great transit strike now passes into the pages of history. After those tremendous traffic Jams of the past two weeks -- traffic once again back to normal. Bicycles, roller skates and walking boots -- all put away for another day. Top leaders of the transit workers union freed from contempt charges. Subway and buss service-- full and complete. The credit -- to a whopping settlement that will cost the city -- an additional sixty to seventy mllllon dollars a year ls called by union chief Nike Quill -- "a very, very substantial package." Mayor Lindsay -- terms it "The triumph of reason and goodwill over intrans1geance." v n ' R A . T--THT . c ; · 1 , T FR , I, ?Re Ir ~N T J()h'i ~ . OJ:- A 6FFMCE THAT Tl IE S TTL I:~ . F T V I n L ~ T ~ HT O · 1 ~ WA~ E - R I CE uU 1 OE L I '. ES. RE r.RET B L E -- B UT . J () T HI f ~ HE c nu1_r. J A 80l T l T, S A 1$1 H E p ~ - I f • ' • ... I \ . ( . I T , , I I. . / . 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I RO - - ~ Cf~ F l TH Y F t\I J . ~ ~ AN AV . I J E F I ~ I I J HR I s ..v,,. ) A s I .. ~ A H ( L E F () r T Y F . E T · l d E T HR ! LI C H A ' J R ( lJ E J A , ' ART t ' ~ . , ! T H USE • F I - S T R E . ( 1 T S I ti r I C T I NG - - ) E HA c.; A s f ,, , A I y F I FT y E A J • To drink or not to drink? That old controversy -- bab.k in the news tonight. Thanks to a Harvard psychiatrist -- who \ll'ged that young children should be taught to drink ln acholl. Such instruction necessary -- said Doctor Norris Chafetz -- because the correct use or alcohollc beverages can and should be taught under supervised conditlona, sa1;e. Angry rebuttal c0119s from Governor Hughes of Iowa. "I disagree wlth hl■ a thouaan per cent." -- aald the Hawkey - Governor. Adding that children instead should be taught -- "the great danger 1n wslng alcohol." "Ve teach young people what can happen lf they use Heroin or Marijuana" --said he -- "so why not teach them the effect of 119uor.!, Alcohol -- he then added -- ls "the greatest poverty creator ln Allerlca today." PACE 2 JR I ~IK THE CCVE~h TH JA Y~ l · A~J ' 0 A. ) ~AKES n s~CRET OF THE F A CT T HAT HE WAS 0 ~ . CE A~ I AL JO H . L I C • L A Y f) I RD A o 1ZARRE t3U T AS OR TIVE ~ LOT Ar.AI.JST THE L I F OF LA J Y BI J JOHNS C N - - . · J AS tJI SCLO ~ Er. Tm A Y BY THE HOU f. CO · MI TTEE ON UN-AME R I C A N ACTIVITIES. COMf' 1 i ITTEE INVESTIGATORS CHAR8ING THAT A MEMBER OF THE Ktu KLUX KLAN--PROPOSEu TO 0YNAMITE THE "LAJY BIRJ·SPECIAL~ CAM . A I GN THAI tJJ A~ IT PASS Eu THROUGH MI~ • 'ISSIP:,I LAST FALL--CA kH YING THE WIFE OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON. TH ~ ALLEGED KLAN~ M AM--LOUIS D I 5 AL VO OF VJ AVE LA r ~ J , iI S S I S S I PP I . v, HO I REF usr !) • HO · J - VER. TO ANS " ,ER OR CO MM ENT ON ANY QUE . . TIO)S RELATI NG TO THE CHARGE-- REi:)EATE ' JL Y TAKI - JG THE F I F TH AMENOMENT. uISALVO ALSO Acr,u E.J OF ATTEM TI.JG TO ORGANIZE A KLAN 11 FIRING S Q UA O ,,"--FOR TERR OR I ~ . T UR PO C' E St - A~ I 1 - - ~ . JO CO I :f v E ~ T • U · I TY PL ANS FOR A S O T OF SL J. : r v· IT M~ Tl C OF CH . { l S T I A 1 ~ "11 TY - - VJ ER E A JOU JC E lJ T OJ Y AT THE V Tl C N I 0t.1 E. A AL S U ES RE . ORTl JG TH A T CT R MICHAEL R .M~EY -- ARCH-Bl<' , HO F CA . TE BUR Y AD .R i flA TE OF THE CHU CH FE LAN --HLL VISIT POPE AUL 1 ::xT f .1AE CH. DOCTOR RA(,1~EY- -A t.JJ I JG FHOM L ONJQN --THAT HIS TRI? WILL BE "IN THE \ PIRIT OF RENE\JEJ FELLO \ · /SHIP BET ':JEE ~ ALL THE CHRI~ , TIAN CHU RC HES." RAf 'SE Y F F GLAND BROKE !JO CTOR e IN Nl~! EEN S lXTY--CLE RLJG O E ,,. JO ~ J ' S i JO R L U - · I uE UM ~ ~ I CAL f . EME~ J T. FUTURE id? TH E . J f L J OF THE FUT~RE r A BETTER, H _ ALT H I ER , ~AFER :o LOB CAU E OF JUCLEAR PO ~JER . 0 c; A I CHA I HMAN f"LE ~N . E ABORG OF THE ATO M I C ~ . E CY CO i IM I c; S I ON T 00 A Y - - IN AS E~CH AT THE S ~ COJD NOBEL CONFERENCE AT GUSTAVU~, AOOL?HUS COLLECE--IN ST. PETER. ~ INNE OTA. DOCTOR ~EABORG : REf)lCTlNG THAT NUCLEAR POWER · ILL ENJ A MAJOR SOURCE OF AIR POLLUTION--BY ELIMT 1 ATl . JC THE USE OF COMBUSTION FUELS S UCH A COAL, GAS. OIL AN O ~ O LI E. THAT IT ~ILL MAKE "MORE LANJ LIV :AB LE"--BY SUP?LYING HEAT TO C 0 L J CLI ~ATE S--AIR COt 'tJI TI (N I , JG TO HOT CL I I , ATE S • THAT I T ' , · J I LL ?LAY A KEY R LE I N THE R _ c n v ER Y OF VAST R [CQ LJRCES FROM B ~NE ATH THE O CE A~ S - - AS ~ · JELL AS THOSE TO BE F OU . J , ) I , J OUT ER Sr' A CE • PU'l'URE--2 These no idle fantasies -- said Doctor Seaborg. Bllt pred1ct1ons based on the knowledge that •n must develop the use of nuclear power -- if he 1s to meet his fuel needs or the future. The chairman noting that between now and the yaar two thousand -- the world will wse up ■ore than three tl■ea the total eneru prtv1owsly consumed "rro■ the beginning or Human history -- to the present day." And, says Dr. Seaborg; All this is no idle fantasy! I have quite a weather story for you, but first, Warren. I E ' THEti FR t - 1 C _ )AI\J TO RU · SIA--F R :1 1 i 13 ITAT ~ T O I T LY--TH '. ' H LE F EL O E SHIVEREJ A"JJ LIT ~RED T Y IN ,, J n .J . NJ ICE. T Et )~ . TU ~ S A 1 ~~c FRO 1 A c ot 1. 'Af · TI \/ELY t3 A I. i , 1 Y c T T E r: ~ AT M CO 1 ~ - - TO T ~ i E TY ) i: LO · v · J ~~~- I QfNMARIAf.. , OF ~ A Y AN J S EJEi~ 1 t · 1 T H EVEN V E SUVIUS--OV L r O ' 'I I f" THE <'LJ 1 \JY A Y OF ~~ J APLr:s--c ATEJ ITH Ar A"JTLE 0F u1n rE. THE TOLL: AT LEAST TWELVE nEAJ--l FRA JCE Al Q\!E. HERE AT H O ME--MC1R~ OF THE c;Ar - 1E. THE FI R~ T MA'"IOR MI ) t" EST ~ T .. kl ' )F THE .. EASON- - QUM? I Nr. 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