~ffI r r ~~~. ~-~-~3t -~ The situation in Haiti is confused - • both sides - A cla1m~tory. The government of Haitian strong man Duvalier• ~ describes the invading army as negligible. About - three hundred men. Port-Au-Prince predicts that they will be wiped out - before the end of the week. But rebel sourcfacross the border in the Dolllnican Republic - are optimistic. They tell of Haitian towns - falling to the invaders. And even - welcoming them as llberatora. They claim, Mn••• moreover - that units of Duvalier's army are defectling to their side. So - ls this one more abortive Caribbean revolution? Or, ts it the begiming or a successful drive - to unseat the dictator or Haiti? Tonight - we c'1Nt don't know. DIPLOMACY There must have been quite a lot of conversation - in Moscow today. ~ ~ t h r e e Foreign Ministers met in two sessions - ~~fhours. Grol!G'kO, a\me and Rusk - exploring the ground . for further diplomacy. The word "exploring" . . - _is emphasized 1n t~e Moscow dispatch. The problem being, to find out whether there is any room to negotiate - on the basic issues of the cold · war. The question of Berlin - ls a perfect example. ~ 11}\"'e and Rusk know that Russia will not give up • East Berlin. Oromy~o knows that the West _ w111 not give up - West Berlin. But might there not be ways and means of easing the tensions - in the divided city? It's problems like this - that the Foreign Ministers are "exploring" 1n Moscow. *Ao( East-West non-aggression pact,1'" Rusk says "no" - if lt implies recognition of the Soviet puppet regime ln F.ast Berlin. What about the Soviet plan to avert a surprise attack- DIP LO MACY . - 2 by stationing inspectors on both sides of the Iron Curtain? Rusk says - he 1 s "interested". IDBAL<IIY "We are not cooking - western potato chips." That cryptic observation sounds rather culinary. But it was said by a Red Chlneae spokes•n - 1n Hiroshi•. And he wasn't tossing any sliced potatoes into any skillet. He was addreaaing - the delegate from the Soviet Union. It•• a am phrase used by Chu Tzu Chi 1ri telling Zhukov that Ruala 11 betraying COllllllWllam - e~erywhere 1n the world, including the Sov.iet Unlon. Aa ... proof he pointed to the luclear Teat Ban Treaty wlth the West. For a figure of speech Chu Tzu-Cll went to the kitchen. "We are not cooking - ••tern potato chlpa," aald he. dlacomforted Zhukov aee•d •11elllfltted - by the ailualon. A moment later - he watlalnly humiliated. The other delegate■ at the Hiroshiaa conference - saw the man from Red China rise to his feet. He gave the man from the Soviet Union - a version of the Kazi salute, and said: "Why don't you go back to Moscow?" RACE FOLLQI IDEOLOGY Meanwhile, the Soviets have come up with a tg figure or speech- for Mao Tae Tung. The strongman or Red China 11 aufrerlng from - here are Khrushchev's worda - "a Genghis Khan complex." Genghis Khan - the Mongol warlord whoae aralea conquered 10 ■uch or Europe and Asia during the llddle Ages. The terror - or the white man. Especially or the Ruaiana - who tor centuries were 1ervant1 of thelr over- lords from Central Aila. You can'" why Khruabehev 1a worried - about 11110•1 "Genghla Khan complex". Suppose that Mao ehould decide to emulate - the Mongol conqueror? Suppose he should decide to re-impose Mongol rule a on Rusa1a, That•~ enough to cause a few nightmarte - 1n the Kremlin. AID - The Pore1gn Aid Blll that passed the House Poreign Affairs Co11111lttee - 11 pretty much what President lennedJ' asked for. The coanlttee alaahed the admlnlatration figure - by four hundred mllllon dollars. But that 1 a not too draatlc ,_,.. rf • total or - IIOl'tl aa than tour b1111on. ~ f.Jftre c-tttee vote - atl"OllglJ aupport# the ald blll. Twenty three "ayea" - a to aeven "noea". Incidentally, the cOlllilttee also okayed tunda tor a - monuaent on aorregldor Island ln the Phtllpplnea. one and w-half ■illlon - to co•e110rate the heroic atand or American and Pll!lplno forces during World War Two. The epic of - corregldor. If you happen to be an athlete, or an actor, or an author - that is, lf your income fluctuates - you're going /Q-i,iz, to get a tax break. /f - Congress goea along with the House Waya and Neana C01111lttee. The c011111ittN, following an adrllniatratlon propoaal - would let these taxpayers "average • 1 their lncoae. Strlke a balance over a period of five years - when filling out lncoae tax toru. Anyone 1n that claaa - doean•t have to aak tor an explanation. Suppoae an author atrugglea along tor tour Jean - and then produce• a beat seller. B11 1ncoae tu tor the fltth year - would Jump into the high bra , cketa. But by " averaging the five years - he might remain at a moderate level. The tax bite - not so painful. ~~-f~~~~ ~'lL ~ CRIME The underworld will pay one hundred thousand dollars - for Joe Valach1, dead. That's the rumor concem1ng the mobster - who is telling the law everything he am knowa. And - he knows quite a bit about cr1ae 1n this country. Joe Valachl - once a top figure or the unelerworld. Later, apparently trued - and sent up. Which 11 the reason why - he turned intorMr. To aplll the beana to the law - •ant that he broke hia vow or silence to the big shot 110batera. He c01111ltted the aupre• cr1• - aa far aa the ayndlcate 1• concerned. And they've marked him tor execution - lt the hatchetan can get past the police bodyguard. SATELLITE Soviet scientists say that "Cosmos Nineteen" went into orbit - on a routine schedule. The payload or inatruaenta riding one or the big rockets - lnto outer apace. Hitting the "keyhole ln the sky" - with meticulous accuracy. And whirling into an orbit that keeps it roughly - between two hundred and three hundred mllea from the earth. One trlp around our planet - every ninety-two minutes. Purpose or Russia's "Cosmos Nineteen" - --.. to study the Co11101. CHICKEN Nuclear war may be leas dangerous tonight, but the chicken war - that's already on. The Unlted States, dropping tariff concessions- to the Coanon Market. Reason - the natlona of the Co.on Market have raised the duties on Allierlcan poultry. So our govel'nlllnt ts striking back - with duties on European products. Hardest hit by this American action - Prance. Americana •lnly buy imported wine - to the tune or twentJ - two mllllon dollars a year. And the new tariffs are sure to BFl,ettea bring much agoni to thtVIrt• or Bordeaux and the sona ot Burgandy. Maybe we'll ail drink more Callfomla and Rew York State wine, Exciting news for Frank Bartholo•w, Carl Wente, Korbel, Charles Krug, Louis Martinez - and a few more who make some or our finest American wines. PRDCE The game of polo appears to be an occupational hasard - ot' the royal life. At least - as Prince Phlllp plays the aristocratic game. The Queen's consort has aurtered a aerlea of injuries - while galloping al'ter a polo ball. EverJthlng from a bump ~n the noggin I to a sprained toe. The late■t - a bang on the elbow. A member or theoppoalng teu - ract.ng for the ball, taking a swipe - with hll •llet. Nl11lng the ball,hlttlng the Prince - almost knocking hl■ out ot the saddle. Tonight he baa an lee pack on hls eltiow - and -,be taklng a rlbblng from hla wlte - Her Majesty, the Queen.