. r , .., · 1 ~ o 0 'l di C J I O t' >i n· 1 t . e 1 u . i:: a r , . . u t ' ~(;; ~ a i - . a r 0 v - oov nm nt re nt t i "' · un ., , e in 0 r tion by J l f i st Il C , e wi ... -:.. i mi 1 d no l r so t 0 tri k . 0 . n· t e d P r n u i{ n 0 ' ;or 0 t i.:·il ,. i t·o C ab 0 t ot br nchos 0 of on r · s > 0 OS C' t hr OV " rnm nt n Prtnitt d to 0 t, i a court ord ... a g in t r, . E t ri k th t wo u d im r t n tio ' h 1th or s · t y. If uch a me sur do 0 t r o u 6 h th D th r vill no s rike on July fir t ' t e d f l r t . e OV rnm I t relin uis s co ol oft n ti n ' s s oft conl m ·ncs . While thP e a islators L wis att nd d anth e r m n~ ·n tu t tod . on° : i th "'out e rn co 1 i £ K V n r . Th e f C t . t t (' a:ieeting to oK c . r r sPnt . d cl: o·;n L o • i'"' . T ( i n n c i ~ .D h , l f .- tL ill 1 D O ' \' : j r ., o l t i n c o cott . t on i . i d e a li n g ar i t 0 , ; 1 d d a e n r s tt E'ID nt, 0 P rn 0rci , T • 1 a n o r t h r rn r 3 , u t no l ii h n. m 0 1 . 1 tl t. .. c t tRn d n n w .. i n oti tin it t, e ·out \p rn 0 f"J r t - .. r ·~ ly. " . , in to t.,; rt i lli iJO ' ~a p ri n nt . n o e t, t i -::> r 1 e r s r · an t- t- -· rms ,. th P l.o · 6 8 0 e r . I;:: t t, . V s - enn t mn C a r o d ·. i th , co C a li ..;.) a ., 'n und . Romn l' m o c r t I s er 0 c n t, t rm ri n ·: t P V e nt e n y r s of th o rati~ c ntro o co res - i ch r e o sort of nof-ici. 1 b kin ·· ·ch Con r e rn n d Pp o it d t . ir und s . 1:: ra as nt n e e o: from on to t r y rs Th t 1 t e of fe br k a h s r t i _ i d t he an t i-t i rd t rm me n d m n t - th e t t L e g i 1 tu r ~a 1· acti n tod a y . \, 0 br as ~ b c om s th i ht enth t a t e t o ay h c o n t it u tion a l p r o v i si o n that would l imit any P r esi e t t two t r rm s in f ic e . T h irty- si x r a ti f i c t i s r n e ~ e d - s o a alfw a y m rk h s b ee n r e ac · e d. H it h Prto th S t t e L gi latures that hav rati f ied it ha v b n R ep u lic a n, a nd th e turn-downs on the anti-Third Term Amendm e nts hav come from the Democratic side - Texas and Oklahoma, for example. ebraska, of cour e, is a hepu lican state, but not its legisla t ur e - which is non-partisan. T r ur i , t n i t , r o n , t a l i t r r is · a 1 tl · ea r, g ro · : 1 n r . Tr u n d . d : " s sting .,.. 1 v. he I 1 f t . That ' B o t a l i c n a " • . _Ll-1-- , i tt 0 1 no h r out 1 1 n '- -wt. ro 1 A im cl i ol t '? ID i 1 ch ing i 1P in . rt t ity 0 J of so 0 a _ ed men , 6 n 1 n , ro " i:: int t e co u n y j i l an - too n g r , w o ad e r. arr t don t h C ar e 0 t r in ~ t at tac · a y ung iV ite oman. Th ob , i C'r rov of .. w it . th e 1:it victi m - - ho a not b e n s . sine . - · 8 rch s brou ..,. ht no result , and it is b lie v d that th n e gro w as l ch ed i , bo T t ro wn in t the Roanok e iv r carried a ay by t e swi I curr e nts · of t e tr am . II l b l e · s r ent d toci-,. ~art o life n<i d a t l o t ~ • y 1 n the .. orl d 0 sci nee. ear tol o myst ry of bi olo icul che 1 tr t o.t o. y tu o t to a ~ ni ic e nt boon or m n in · , r ar u l dis st r -- Qll ■ f matter o c nc , a e noin on luck. Tod y r. i1 en · ell St nley, of the Rockefeller lax Inst it u t or Me~ic 1 Ree ch, fnner of the Nobel Prize for che istry last yea~; was ~iven till another cientific · ecora.tion, th ill r Gibbs medal. In cc tin he tol some of the lat t things about virus. A myst rious de dly something that c use 9 diseas;that•s I\ a virus. It a y consist of er s, but, if so, these are so sm· 11 that scientist have nev r been able to see them tnrou h he o t po , erful of microsco es. Or erh~ s o. V ir i a c em · c 1 fluid that bebav s if it ere lvin att, r. any ty es h · ve bee isc v c re , c usin {kJ V ri OUS - i S . nci i:i d to r nt d i s e, v cci n · 11 0 1 " V r u i a • , e;.. 0 0 C -1 n be v cc i n • t [.I in it,~ s 0 n by t e hole tl 10 v a cci ut ior s i n Y J r Ci ty r cent l u t t r are o t her in o vi u - i a · e t · t ~ v no t b n c nqu red ~ infantile ~ ralys · 1 , m um ps , viru ype of p neumonia, a nd t h com o n col • T r mc1 1:ib f act ' i clo d t o d y i how a virus can ch"n e its ch ra.ct L r, - n d tu r n rom dly to benefici&.l - o vice-versa. -Such transfor m t ion can be brou ht bout in the laboratory, by chemical action - the scientists ~ a virus from deadly to b neficlllil. o r vie ve r sa. Tod t1.y Dr. J naell Stanley di closed e periments ith · viru thi:i t cau " s a dis a e of tob cco plants, a l nt 1 dy c 1 e - tobacco o &.ic. He u. i d tha t in the 1 borato ry they a v e det c t · f ifty different strains of to b · cco mosaic viru tob a cco plant , other.S harmles . om e o which de stroy n of t e n~ s li ht C m cal c a. n n t he ora or y ~ill t · n · 1or t rain o · the v i u is h rm irto o n t t ills the ) n t . {JJ-~ ' h t th sci nt is t e ti tryin to do i t:D u e c emica l Hction to ch nge viruses from bad to ood - proaucin~ · lt r · ti o s th~ t "il l m ke them c ure, instead " ../l. - . OI C U ~ 1 o · Se . A I n t i ;H y, they hope to convert the de a dly en em y o an ind into a. 0 00d and · , ealing friend. Bu t ith is · oes w · rning. Dr. ~en ell St·nley ~ oint out that a virus may change of it s own accord b some kin o m u t a t i o n , ~ from a harmless Y e into s o et hin ne no deadly - brin in bout a new is · e , so e 1 it1erto un ' no n e · i emic thc1t mi ht ) seep t h e w o rl · • !he N o bel Prize inner for ch 0 mistry u ts i t in th e s ~ o ra : " I f · a K i 1 i n t y e o f v i r us should udd nly arise by mu t a tion, amen the viru ses ich tt~c h um a n bein - i t c o 1 b c rried rapidly t o the far co rners f tb enrt · n ' caus th d e th s of ~ 4 ~ : · _ s . ~ ~ ~ 6)-~~~~~~~~ - •. 1.J1lL i 9 r h d b p n i t, r V r c e iv e h ~ t p r from th r l h 0 rn " t in t m tt r 0 i nde P Od nc f India . Lo on r s nt e d t alt 0 rn ti v es . First, a plan for f d r t d Indi , 1 hich as the original ri ti h idea . e cond, a sc eme for p ar tit ion b tween !!in us n d os 1 ms eac r u · t ha v e a s parate st a t , and ea ch s t t, t B ritish Vic e ro ave d o minion·stntu~- as c nst ituti nal had . und e r the If t h id a of partition is ado p t d, 1im d ivid in In d ia into Hind~ and osl m states , London ro pe es a th r m n c mmissioh to d ci thP un ari P f r p ctiv e d omi ions, H indu and o ., lem . It i ,ara to imag in a more Ii• b d vi ing ~ u t, i 0 " t h boun ri e of Hi~d ue and OS em stat s. he t o re 1 i i o u 1 ments are · so t h rou hl mi· d up i n many pl c , and a.1..i ac h th r i h such bitter kastitii hosti it . r ut m an 1 hile , in addition to thesA constitution 1 matt rs, nev. ' - or rath r very old - phenoU1 e n h t re d the icture. Th r ' s a rally • of H a n u ol m n, t.. e ahatmas , the Sw mis, the Gurus , the ad hu s. Th y ~ sw rmi ng from al ~ pro t e t ag a i s t ne ' F6"'? rJ.. f ngl d innovations. against th b 1 i t i n f unto u c h b i 1 i t y • H ind u L Q ad r ship wit th sup ort o · ah tma G ndhi, s d ~ cid d to - ~ ~ t o ~ - abolish th~f f atur o the c st s st hich A condemns t ~ ns of mi l l ion of pl e to live th most. d ra of u tc t - th d e r s e c l s s , th . llPlA - untou c • t t th,. w i ~ ic · d nn . t ic ol m t, C i it i r v r a t, m p in rm s i n t t. e i in o.. o o l' e ind , t.he cow is a s a cr e d a ni m 1 , a n 0 ry d vo t s are de manding an e nd to t h e product i n of b eef in In ia. Al om t h r e hundr e d o th mo st 1 arn ed adhus of India hav ath rd on the banks of the sacre Ju m na iv r, ~ wh r e ~ th y taNt going A t rou ha ritual o p ray e r and r li e ious obs Pr vance and demonstra ti n o f p ro t , s t . T he ir numbers a re i c re in ci a i ly , ith m sse n rs la t ni n fa and s-Z to Afro m t, ju 0 les in all iso t ri sum a di ti hosts of Sw mi s a nd o · · y ei hts o "" the .i m alaya s to th ~~~. of ~ M t ~ - . i xi It i est im ,.:. . 7\. i ustan h r r t\\o t ou s nd of ~ ~~ u r us 4t..( steaming t ed t at ese ravs tic ~ t r o u pi n g in r v e t o t, e .. ;.::.--- -- - ., . I\ 0 t 1 e r Ju a . 0 ,; e ol or oi n co ad of t h a a t h tm i nim um o f ~ nd i . T e f l ,1 men a c t ic s rh o h av e r en u c e , ot only 0 n bu t 1 tho u ht o f · om n. I a mystic t e agas ind at h h a s fal n into , rror, by not being able to keep his mind off th f ~ ir sex - he is sup osed to ex iat th sin by w lkin to his d e ath into holy fire. The protest emonstrations include a featu~e that sounds rather m odern - picketing. From the banks of t he s cred Jumna, ten to twenty holy men proceed each day t t e c it 1 city of D l h i , ~ ~ " ' - - , i they parade r a u a t in front of the vice-r g 1 palace of Lord Loui J un t b tten. T is has bee11 g oing on for some · time now, a a every ay the police hav been arre ting h oly m n.~t ir t th e police p ut the s~A. AJ ~ lin.aM and Gurus in jail, but-one of them w e nt on a -,.... ~ unger strik an died in is c 11. Since then, the olice h a v e ng e d t eir tactics. T ey e iz e a holy man, take him out f town by car and d u m him t nty IIDIA - - 5 11 u t e 0 1 . i ' i c ev e t a a t . a t b ' C i n ; e l t e rin h o t e Indi n sum r. 0 V n e rab e d u ) ~ r i n d n Pra 8 s ar r e ... ted f r th e fourth time on Tu ,. .... • T e too 'J lic \'er bit im f rty mi l e im a tient. •it »ia him, so they ~~~ ou of ton . ~ w a lked back. He s a ys h co u d . v ~ a ride but i s re 1 i i on forbid s him to u any kind of oJ ~ ~ h k o r t · A conveyance of hi miles , ~ the " /\.. on free will. th rmomet r J- a un d nd thr in the shade. Another adh u, deeply vers ed in t he yst ries of th Yo a p h ilosophy, was arrested - and went into a tr c • A Yo 1 i is an expert in such matters as tranc I t e w~s in a state o catalepsy for three hours , th e olice t ought he was dead, nd unloaded him t the roadside. , her upon the o • came out of is tranc , nd lked back. 1 1 0 .hich only c nfirms the impr e . si n llxa I ' v e l of I . . l • V r t ime I 'v th r ' v e nd 1 · d r · t, .:. h n ' t · 1 k u p t j t ~ ~ :- 'tfuv/ ~ ~ ~~" C t i i c , :, . 1 0 0 ~ t, i c l i i a 1 z ~ Cit m r: l ' n d t o 1 t : c e t o: t r r ~ e n fo d ~ _ .. faro . a a 'I' C t 1 t it i t · e on y c m p e t on 0 L' co er P. d II a t r o f 1 a lffi " h viet ann o unc m . t - stated t at t 1 e I dric oteri u m ; w ich liv ti ix Ly mil io ar ,. turnin g D int b t wee n r til 6 t " . nd a11 m amm 1 • In C Y o r th K e xciti .... ' . Vl s ro tl t k n to r. -.1 e or i m 0 t. p A m P ric n U6 um of ur 1 - i tor .. , w.o said t e I drich tP.rium, ~ 0 i ic . l. a ~ ra m-n tar a rt·, not a tr iti n --- er tur r e · 1 C an d. m"l . C ntr r ' 't Y, a 0 t 0 .;, i nt h in C P T h t r ning o int ,, e t n ' ti l d a ls , s ia e · 1 / ' in cr·tt , .. r, th in lik a 0 - wi ti· . nL · oot k to n . a d itio to ;l ic', t p t ri iv d , n ot s xt , ·1 ion . . a a go t, (' 0: J V e d i ~ i - t, ibout tbirty million yeaTs ago • • Well I sup p ose we.11 be hearing fro Molotov or Gromyko bout that, too. aIO A A Y S. T e Cit · o N · O r leans h s o n it s hands . three Austr ali an gir ho s to d u rn on a fr ei h ter- to joi n Ame rican b oy f r ie n ds . «som e mor ' .I. wartime romanc e ? rot e xactly. One of th e Aus tr lian girls relates: "Im t my boy fri e nd in idney when he was returning f rom the outh Pole Expedition." So it isn't only the G. I. 's who have had gay romances. The South Pole seem s also to have an effect on a young ,an' s fancy. Well what should a girl do when the boy- fi friend doesn't turn out to be as completely devQted, lovelorn and loyal as h e might be? Should she sig~ and pine away in a corner? "No" says the Australian damsel who met a Jack Tar from the South Pole Expedition • The s a ilor sail ed away l ea ving his g irl in that particular port anti sh never heard from him again, ...ln spite of al l his promises. Shes ent two cables to him; but ~~-.a-& no answ r. So she stow ed away on a freight r. "At first," said she today , "I as 1 heartbroken. him to h an a ut no 1 , " sh e s napped, " T ' is wil l t e ch irl a li " Wel , it shoul d t ach him something - the girl he left b ehind in Australia showing up in the U.S.A. It's an old tradition for a sailor to have a sweetheart in every port, but if every sweetheart in every port should conv e rge on th e sailor in his home town, theywould knock the tar out of Jack - Tar. T he captain of the freighter at New . Orleans declared today that he was furious when he found the three Australian girls stowaways aboard. That happened wh e n he was far out at sea - so what could he do about it? He didn't do so badly. He put the three lassies to w o rk mending, repairing and pressing the clothes oft e e ntire crew 1 and in e w Orleaas you never sa w such a neatly dre s sed bunch of sailors before. BALKAN§ -- Th 1 n Co m iss ion of th U. N. inv e st i g · tin t. h r . i s t r , ' . a f f ici lly p ut the b lam e on t h o vi t e l it es . The findin of the Com issi n h as b e n rumor e d a bun d an tly, nd its of icial to d ay. At G ene v , in the palac of the old league of .2, a tion s , a xapix report was si ned, declaring that Jugos la vi a , - a nd A 1 bani a and Bu lg aria to a lea er extent , - had incited Red revolt in Greece.rrhe Commission finds that the Soviet Puppets recruited Greek Guerrillas, armed them 1 eM trained them, am indoctrinated them in Communism - and sent them across the border to incit e a iiiiaixWaz Civil War for a Communist overt h ro of the Greek Government, A g ainst this xa,i report t e r . was a m inority of two - Soviet Russia and satellite Poland. ll!ll It l o k s s i~ t he ~ p ublic o~ It l y will 5000 have a c a bin t ai n , a n t Pr mi e r once mor e will b e De as pari. Tod a y that stat e sman, who resigned ten days a g o, was aske d by the e ight leading politic 1 rties to for m an ~ g o vPrnm e nt. This followed vain a ttempts to g et a cabi ne t h ded by eld e r statesmen, politicia n who w ere at the head of thin g s back in the days of th e First V,orld W ar - Orlando, itti, Bonomi. These eldest of the el ers failed, o it looks like -- De Gasperi again~ead of the powerful Christian Democratic Party. CBil~A __ - (rn C'.i - t h f:> V cu 10n f Ameri can s , includin g I l a d c hi 1 I' n , ro m the city Ch1n g chu ich i und r Si £> y Co u i t . C h 1g c hun , th oa p it 1 o f nc r ia , 'as C n.ng d 0 a a cou le of time i n t e C 1 Civil V:· r)an d now t he R ds are besiegin it - w ith Nationa i t ir p l n n g s drop ing sup lies to tl e d ef nd , r s . Twenty Americans were evacuated t . )d y bytl n ; a n merican tr nsport flying in. The women n c ildr en ar fa ■ tliar families of American officials at C a nbchun, like Americ n Consul Gen~ral Ed, · in Clubb. Th e C n u l , w i th his fifteen y ( ar old son is rem inin 0 in th e city under siegP. ' m ti t:. 1 n J o h n L • L e •. . i s I\Dd h , t ... e rn Co in Jwn _ r - ~ ic r eprcs~ . ts a back do by Le is. T Uni Chi e f h s b e en negotiatin wi t vh e orth e rn op"r tors, in conferences boycotted by th South ~ rn O ners . Thy insisted on dealing sep r tel . Hit rto, Le is has demanded a general ettle Pnt , Southern e rs as w 11 as , ortherners, But now h has modi i d that stand - and will negotiate it the Southe rn operators for a union contract - separately. --- 0 --- Th lat e st is wo rd from Congr ~ ss that 1agi 1 g i slation w il be available to stop a coal strike by July irst, when the coal contract expires. This was ag . ed upon by th e Conf e r nc of th Senate and the tl use, which is orking out th g n e ral law regulati,g labor relations .