L. T. OLDS. 1963 Good E,ening E er y bod y: That's quite a stor y from wa up near the Arc ti· Cir le. The irl from Fairbanks, Alaska , a11d the , , oung man from The D , ew Lii1e - crashing on a mountaill 'iirjured, without food, for more than 40 days and 40 nights. I have a dispatch from Winnipeg that sor,nds like a page from Jack Lo11don. The two stranded on a mount11i11 south of Whifellorse, setting up a lean-to in wa below zero t eather. Waiting, waiting for help. Indians, trappers, at last getting to them, by dog sled. Jack London never put a pla11 in his stories of the Yuko,i. No planes in his day. Helen Klaben, age 21, of Brooklyn - and Ralph Flores of San Bruno LEAD - C a I if o r 11 i a tc n t do " n in a s III a I I p I a ,, e . The tun at la l a · ide11/all) spotted from the ai1', and theu re ·ctted b the /11dia11 - b_\ dog team. Fort 1 -ei ht da s alone ill all Ar Ii· wilderness, d 11 r i n g t h e A 1' c ti c 1t'i 11 t e ,, . They had been gi en up as l OS t. Searlt called off. What a tale they'll have to tell! BALI Tltal rttf>lin g v ol · ano 011 Bali , l It , . · a · r , cl mo 1111 ta in ,/lllllll [J I! trn g - Ii l I c a tt i 11 g It a v o c . C.:1tlli11 r ojj lite coa Lal lot II of I nra11casm - whic:lt i 11011 b ei ng e acuated b ) lit e /11don e ian Na Thou and beli d burned to death b lit e molten la a - 01 ' killed b y lite fal ling rock. Village1•s f leein g into lite sea lo esca p e - trnd drot ,zing ther e . S e ar h parties unable to get within four miles of tlie smoking olcano. Many villages engulfed by the la v a. Hospitals s w amped. Doclo1 · s, nurses and medical supplies - desparatel needed. At least one-fifth of the f arm la11ds of that lush tropi c al paradise - destro y ed. Death and destruction - on lite ronia11lic exotic island of Bali. F'l ' Om Washington we hear that President K d , offer e d American a id lo P1 'esi d e 11l Sukarno. en n e y ,1 a b Z ER 1 TT H h • ar /I, t y phoid 011/hr ak o, r in z rma/1 i mor alar111i11,: than , er. Th 1111111b r of , iclim in l h e u ·" u a 11 y I, a p p . , , g a ) Iii ,, sor t nea1 ' /h e Mnller ho1 '11 oaring /'1'om lhi1'/ _ , -Ji, e lo ninel -one - o er the weekend. The eme1'ge11 ) clini · - o erf/01 iug. Extt·a medicnl corps 1 olunteer - mo ing into help the /01'1) -four S1 iss arm) medi alreadJ there. Hotel and restaurant owners otin g lo close dou n - /ill the epidemic is brought under cont ' rol. Swiss newspapers have been accusing the Zermatl autlzoritie - of placi11g "touri I interests" before publi lzealllz. Picture que, charming, but unhappy Zermalt POLA L / , Tit • f i,, f o thr Polnri . · • 1tbmari11 tl'il I b al ii /Ja ~ i II l I, \J rlil e r1 ' nn a11 - arolf11d A/>ril fir . I. o th Slat D • partme11/ a111101111c • todfl _\ . The Polari r e p I a c i 11 g 1/1 111/11 rable j11pi/ r lllf · / ar mi sile - to b 1111de1' Nalo 0111111a11d a nere the jupi t e r The U. to r lain I lo 01 1' lh firing of them. BR ZIL I'. S. Braz ii ian r /a/ion · '"" , /p II hm • illK 11, , , r 11 /J • a II d rf O ll ' II . , fl ' · ' ' 0 II ,, "' ' ,, , (I " r. / , / l l ' I I u , " J II O ( , d _ \ I , . "l • s •e m eel lo b , h 1 <11 • il II i1thl d i11 Ja1 • or oJ Braz ii II ilh Pr e irle11t Kenn ., d _ , a 1:,r inK lo I, Ip that c:01111lry' co n omy to LIie /1111 11 oj ix ltunr/1 ' d and I enl) - J i million dollar . Hou er th e balance could I ing lite other wa fo r ongre· i not al all pleased , ilh lite Brazilian go e · rnment for allou ing a week of Comm11nisl anti- American meetings lo take place i11 Rio. Mee I ings billed as : "A Conti n e 11 ta l Congress of Solidarit y with Cuba", a/tended bJ delegates from sevent y -eight cottntries. The pro-Cuba conclave. Co; n c i <Ii n g , i ti, o "r a gr e e m e" t to help Bra il. Held b the way - a,id here's a nice touch - in a burlesque theatre! IE T I f I · aid I/tat 1'1 0 1 i f 11io11 !ta - loo muclt di ltou • . l _ v in tit• t · •~, .. ·t I k , .. , J 11 ,. e a II r a c .\ - y o u m i g It l I h i n I ,,. a b i 11 ~ ,, 11 I i - r r, 111 111 11 11 i s I . Bui , It II Frol /(oz.lo · a y · i l - I h 11 11 1 It a l : l<oz/01, the numb ~r two Bel he ik h ir appa1 ' 111 lo Khru hch e . Kozlo i · louring Central A ia - calling for a rack do, 11 011 ill om/)elenl a11d dishonest comrades. And ~i ing the bool lo unlucky bureaucrats who can be blamed for the mess down on the So iet farm - 01· for shortages in Soviet indusl1'y. For exam . ple a Soviet furniture factor), tur11ing out - ninet y -eight pe1·ce11t rejects. A o iet bureaucrat - who assigned appartments and pocket ) d a hundred thousand rubels in bribes. 1/ET \~if Ti/>/' • d o h y a R ti l i I 0 II of i C r II I, 0 cl • , I d , lh l i l11a111 ' e Go, r11111 nl - 11 ing h li co /)I r and /)ara/r oo /J r - ha o , e r r 1111 a III n j o , , · o ,,, m 1111 i I b 11 · e iu lh j1111 g l e . i z in qui/ a , · 11I of mode r n machi11 r and uppli · n c o , e r in g a c a r e J II L 1 .\ h id de 11 de p o I - ompl I u ilh barra c k m e • hall and l olle _ , ball co urt. Al o 11nd r g 1 ' 01111d , ork hops and /111111el , u ilh e ngin e - driien lathes, drill pre sc , bullet 111011/d , Ions of c op fJ e , , a 11 d i ,. o 11 , g 1· e n a d e , r o c k e I. mine and so on. A m e r i a 11 A d , i c r tt i t h l h e go e r II m II I l r o o /J t e re asto1111d e d al th e i ze o f the ;ungle ba e a11d all the eq uipment. 1' h ' ,\/ i u 11 ' o ta I o r , , i ·" a b o II t a top . \ - tu r , .\ - a ~ t> l i li c. · Cflll K Oi . J tt t I o o k a I - lit tali lie . F o r m ' , . J o , , r II o r E I III r A II de r o 11 , "p /)(1 r e II II) 11 i 11 11 in g I h ' e I e c I i o 11 - b .\ o n It II n d r d a II r/ o r t . \ - t o II t o t es . II i · pp o 11 11 I Ea r I R o l 1 · a g I(, d m a 11 di 111( a r c o 11 11 I - re , e > ' i II g lit 011/com ' n i1111i11 r th go, er 11or hip of lite Gopher · tat b) 11i11 • I.\ -on ote . Ander . 011 1101 accepting the r d i c t . n aling lite Gubernationtll ma11 ion in Saint Paul - e , e11/.} -/it da y af le r I It e e I e c Ii o 11. \\ER WI, 11 au Ei. uh II r I • ar , !It Army - Iha/' 11 H L i " l 11 " 11 L - o I o II e l , I o It II E i . · 11 It o u r u b 111 i I I i 11 g hi r ig11alio11 .'/ ro111 l/1 \ r III y - a/l e r n i II t ee n . , e a r s of s 1 ' , i Hi rea 011 . Tit G I L_\ b,rr Ti III e r port lti111 a · a · - 'ha/ h e "" ac pt d a job , illt a u l o r k p II b I i Iii II g fir 111 • MOORE The death of former feather-weight champio,e Da ey Moore - from brain i,eji,ries, has touclled off a ,oorld wide protest against boxing. The Vatican - in a radio t,rogram ent it led "The Deatll of a Boxer" called for reform, and referred to the sport as immoral. Here at home, Senator Kefauver is rei,etroduclltg legislation - to tighten the rules - perhaf,s even outlaw boxa,g. NEWSMAN Winston Burdett and cameraman Joe Palletta of CBS were told to i11terview President Abdullah Sallal of Yemen. Whereupon, at Aden, down at the tip of Arabia - they loaded a land rover with food, water and gear, and off they jolted over a camel track into tl,e mountains, to Taiz, a rugged l,undred mtles or more. Near Taiz their car overtur,,ed and rolled down a mountain - when the brakes failed. The t,oo newsmen, climbing out of tl,e wreckage - at the edge of a cliff. From Tn , r wild mountai"s of Southern Yemen they /lei · i n , ,, , a 11 cient DC 3 to Saana, tire caf>ital, wire re they waited six days for Sall al to return from the sesert. Then back to Tah by air, and on tlrrouglr the mountains to A den - by land rover. In tire meantime tl,ey ltad beert reported missing, for days. Dick, B11rdette cables:- "Travellers i,r Yemen are like submarines. them to s r,rface ". You have to wait for FLORIDA Dot • here in Florida the y are talking about J err Y and Ca th Y - and what hap p e" e d to them on the i r honeymoon. Cathy, an exotic dancer. Jerry who was high on the FBI list. What did happen? Jerry rush asked Cathy Doulin to marry ltim - between acts. Cathy said - "Yes". Whereuf>on Jerry I> u l l e d off a bank robbery - to fin an c e their me r g er . And, they were off to Miami. When Jerry wasn't wit It Cathy, he was roami,sg around Miami armed to the teeth. Two t,is tols - and ,, shot gun. But before lie ltad a chance to fire a shot, two FBI agents nabbed him and ltis arsenal. So Jerry is in the lock-ut, tonigltt. Cathy, tearfully toying with an i11strument of her profession - a fan. Saying, she ''didn't know Jerry was on the Lam'.' The exotic dancer, convinced that all he wanted - was a honeymoon with her in Miami.