KHRUSHCHEV The story about an attempt to aeeasainate lhrushchlv - came from one of 1Chrushchev 1 a moet eurv1le aatellltee in thl free world. Rome•e Red paper, "L 1 Un1ta" - which fawns all over 1 the boss of the 1Cl'eml1n,~e. Moreover, the ,v Communist mouthpiece got the stQry from its Moscow correepondea by phone, direct from the Soviet capital. The details of the story - as varied aa a rUIIOI' ot this kind generally ls. One version - that 10111body took a 1bo at Khruahchev while he was speaking 1n Minsk. Another ver1lon that the place wae Oagra, with the would-be a11a111n wielding a dagger. To all of which, Moscow retorts - "talae, The reaction at the editorial ottices - ot 101111 1 1 Red ~~ ... ~ ~~ newspaper? •~~ now agreea t~t A was coaapletely out ot line - when it suggested that any Ruaeian would•• an atteap, on the life of dear comrade Khrushchev. RtllSIA The Labor Department in Washington esti•t•e that in • 11neteen Sixt!,- f2!!1' out or teq Russian industrial workere T: - · - - quit their jobs. •••tw ,•~ tl•i the annual turn-over -• 1n Why the Nuecov1te mobility! OiD' raor Departlllnt ea,e - everything trom low ngee to poor houlbg. sonet ecoDGll11t1 always in111t - that Soviet workers low tlWU ' 'fh1■ cla1■, now refuted by ttguNe - 1n Soviet pab11oatta111 !hi d111ati1tact1on ot ttw worker■ 1n the work'lr1 1 puadl• • ~ ,too obv1ou■ to be coftred up. ' . r - The A•r1can report trom ste1natueck8n - 11 deliberately vague. It simply aaya that today the u .s. lr111 - airlitted three pereons - out or the enclave 1aolated a Idle . ' - trom west Blf).in. A1rl1tted thitm - to ve■t BerlJ1n. Thay - , - have been - retugeea troa But oeraan,. we don•t ltnolf - • - • revelations 1 lite that are not made any aore • The ott1o1al A•r1oan po11t1on being - tliat 1t 1 1 nobody•• bul111111 llhlll • ~-&,,,_.;e,,1;;;1-itif- - tlJ into or out ot Ste1natueoken. or the Alllrioan ZODI - ~ ~ in weat ~ ' " ~ Meanwhile , the Reda are illlik1ng 1t_,_. der : tor - retugeea to get anr. today they set up an eleotr1t1ed tew • ~ around the main highway entrance to west Berlin.~ t11,•w doubled their patrols - along the Autobahn. More harra■e•nt - by the Eut oerman Coammieta. tijut the Allie■ aren I t letting I themselves be intluanced by it. the ll'lllJ admits that 1t ude a m11takl - with ■Gal ot •• ! ' • · .. the re■ervee. Keeping the■ on "readJ duty" - lihln lblJ 1holald have been traneterred to "1tand by duty". '!'ht error, bl-4 on - • m1e1nterpretat1on ot ott1c1al policy. 'fba blundlr, caused by the hurly-burly -- auroundlng thl qlllolt oall-ap ot the NHrve1 at the height ot 11he ilrlln cr1111. !ht •n involved, to be releued 1wd1ately - un1e11 thaJ ohoo1e M reuin in tbl lrllJ. What about the morale - ' ot the re1erve1T '1'tl811'111 - - - Chiet-ot-Statt calla it - "unitol'llly excellent.• General Decker, terming the reserves - "patriots anx1oua to bllp thell' country." CIISCIISHIP 'l'he senate Sub-coan1tt•• 1nveat1gat1ng oenaor1blp 1n - thl ,.ntagon - hae euspended 1t1 public bearinge. Re•• • that deadlock betlieen the Sub-c011111tt•• and thl &eoNtarJ ot DetenN. secretuy JIOlaara, adaant in~' Nfulal {.o , , ~ ~ 1 1 . _ ~ A t / J ' t L ~ I IUl'Nndar the DWI ot _A., ... --·~ 1fflO haft bNn ldelclllll - - the blue peno11. NolMU'a, re■1nd1ng tha Sub-cOlld.tlN . . lllal he talc.ea full re1pon11b111tJ. ~ that an, o1tat1an tor oonte / - ahow.d be addre1nd to hill. RUSI SecretarJ ot state Rusk today put aucclnoti, - the cue tor Aalr1oan purchale ot u .I. bond■• "• haw no - alternative"- ■aid Dean RU1k. Jllaning - it • retue, tbl International organisation will alao■t oertalnlJ go blnld'upl. Which would be a 1tqger1ng blow - to ttw UD1ted state ■ • to the whole tree world - 11h1ch 11 dependent on u.1. aot1Y11J ill keJ trouble 1pot1. l1p101ally - in the Congo. AUJBRIA Across Algeria, today - violence by the Right Vlng - under g round. The 0IS, responsible tor a ser1e1 ot atrooitltl - ~rt-~He~lld!aa,..,.itllllm twenty innocent byatt/!:f 'f J!or euaple, /, /~, - - a gunman tired on the car ot the Radio-'l'V director In llg1er1 • and killed his Moale■ Ohautteur. And the OL, bombed a 1h1p 1n the harbor of Bone - including among its v1ct1me, an eight ,eu old boy and hil tattier. Algeria, closer to chaos - u a cea1e-t1re d r - closer. An U11111t1ce bet•en DIGaulle - and the Noel•• rebel't BUt when will there be an Ull1■t1ct bet••n DIOaullt - an4 tliil Right Wing 11tt1er1, \ IIPLCB ICII 'l'hat explo11on in Bromwich, England, wae 10 violent - it hurled a weive truck wheel through a 1econd 1tor1 wind•~ The truck, loaded with - tour hundred gallon• ot p1rox1c11. Suddenly the driver noticed that the chem1cale - • " be11mlng to 1110ke. So 1w Ju.pad out and raced to 1atety - 1n thl nick of t i • . !hi peroxide, erupting - with a ehatter~ blU,. The tl'\ICk, tom appt. 'l'hNe houae1 - tllllt thl1r root■ blOIII orr. Thil'ty more, rocked - to thlir foundation•. 111 o,er tlll uea - •••hid windows, cracked pluter, and brok9n •ter P1'1• Toll - two dead, t•nty-1even inJund. ASTROLOOY over in India, the a1trolog1sts - are 1n hiding toni g ht. Last week they were all over the place - pointing to that 11n1eter sign of Capricorn. wam1ng the taitht\al to pray - and repent because the end of the world - or at leut or Hindustan - was at hand. Yeete:day, the soothaayers - quietly began to disappear. Gathering up the 1r globes - and charts or the Zod Getting out of sight - as quickly as possible. The reason - rather obviou1. Ro aetrologioal cataclysm - over the •ekend. Maybe the people or India - - ~ ought to reel relieved. Still, how would you reel - it 1•• ~ ,. heeded the ,rophecies of the wizards? It you1 dropped - everythin g - and headed for the sacred city ot B1nare1, on the sacred Ganges? Treking hundreds of miles - with your :;:;'!~~ ~~::;.f!;r ~ ~ ~ i.t - You•d feel - the w a y ~ Indians re~ j6n1ght - - ..,....,,~ ou for revenge. fracking down the astrolo g ieta - ,I practicin g a bit of mayhem on those they catch. By the latest ASTROLOGY - 2 count - four aoottuucyera are nursing Mn_... bru1111 i n ~ . - 4 Jaipur. Seven • in Bombay. And • reeeN tourteen - in B1Dare1 a.n&n , " . '-'~worldly exhibition tor the other-worldly city or Hinduism. ~'i- - \Ji,, Somehow, tie star~,•• ~ tell the a1trologer1 - what would happen to them, if the "age ot darkne11" tailed to - - descend on Hindu1tan over the •ekend. And there have been some unceleat1al goings-on -- in Xepal. we are told t h a t ~ Nahendra•s polio• today rourdtd ~~ - up - two hundred burglar~~--'-••••-~ had the time ot the 1r lltl - over the wekend. Enterprising 1econd-1tory •n, who •lked right through~ scores of tront door'!, l"m.ag1ng houaee: while the occupants were hiding out in the mountain■, waiting tor thl cataclysm of Capricorn. Aatrology and burglary - in ratundu. There will be atiing in Chamonix, traace - aext week. But - no cha■ pioDabip conteat1. tio decided bJ the lnternatioaal Ski federation - on th• arouad tbal tbe laat Ueraan teaa can't participate. The laat GeraaDa, Dot allowed to enter franc• - with federatioa identit7 carda. And - theJ'Y• beea ref•••• lraaeh Yiaaa. So, Dick, inatead ot the official lor14 ~lpla• Ski Cbaapioaahip1• - tJa-,'11 ha•• what tbeJ ••• oalll., •aa lDternatioDai &ti •••t• ia Cha■onix.