L. T. OLDS. FISHER. TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1964 Good Eve•i•g Everybody: TIie /II gltt of a rocket jive 1,,.,.,1red mil es a,(' - riot •• - ••en its second stoge roc~et drives t•• c•ll••le back to•ard tie eartla, i•stead of - ••lo or6il. Tie ca,,sule laurtli•g do•• tiroNgi tie at,no• t,ltere at " s t,eed of - t ••• t y -fi i ve t laou•••d •II•• A test of - re-efltry firom outer s11ace - "Olleratio• Fir•' 1oc11t I ••PP••• •bR ]l can be rather terrltyin1 when a rocket engine coaea to lite - unexpectedly. Aa the Uelta rocket did today - at Cape Iennedy. lngin••r• and technician• ••r• working on th• Delta ia4oor• - when the third atage erupted, .--rfth - 1 ~ roar, J'h•kl•1 - th• buildina~/11r1., ,~1•terior . , • with th■u, gu aad 'lloiUna oil. The toll - •l•••n injured. rour - in critical condition. BOLLAND Here's w11al souNds lite - a NON sequitur. A stateflleNI iN whicla Ille secoNd part - does,a't folio• fro• t1ae first. T1ae coNcluaio,a ,aot i•Plied 6y t•• T•••· A,ad t••ref ore, t lae Q•••• of Boll""" """ •r d••1•t•r - will fly llo•• ,,. ••f'•r•I• t,l••••·" B•I i• t1aat r••lly • ao,a ••t•lt•r? No, ,aot •••" yo• esaml•• it. A,ad tla• D•t cla Prl ,ace•• ••• 6•co•e • • Catlaol I c. w•• c• tlae DMlc11 tlaro••· 0,aly l,er sister Beatris - alleod of lier. So if a,aytlaift6 slaould laat,t,e,a to q., •• ,. J•lia,ao and Pri,acess Beatris - PriNcess Jre,ae would 1aav• 6••" ell gi 61 • to 6e Quee,s of t lae ' Net laerl a,ads. A t llouglat so disturbing to th• politicia•• - eve,. tlaoug1a slae gave up ••r rlglat - that they are asking Juliana aNd Beatrix to fly bact from Mexico ,,. se#)arate l)la,ae•. A• a/ f al r of the lleart - .,, tla t,ol it I cal i ,,.,., I ca, i o••. KHRUSHCHEV No,v lhal Mosco• story i,a t•o f,arls:- First - co•me,ets on the rumor about Kllruslrchev belr,g dead. Secor,d - •llat Kllr••llcllev said. Tie r••or is called eitl,er a caf,italist f,lot, or a Stali,elsl f,lot . ••" f,rovocati ve." T"• Soviet gover,eme,et , tle•artdlr,g - t••rl e• - aroNrtd Ille ., orl ti. Poli•" leaders co•ferri,eg •Ill, Kllr••icl,•v - ••Y tl,ey agree •1111 1,is f,olicy of f,eacef•l co•sl•l••c•. Kltr••l,cl,ev f• dema,edi ,., a to~-1 evel Co••11,el1t co,aclav• to o•lla• Mao Tse-tu,eg. 1)iiCOIAIJQI The first Viatinguiabed Service Croaa lor beroi•• in South Viet la■ - goes to Chief Warrant Officer, Ieith Borek ot Baraboo, Wiaconain. leith Borek, the hero of a battle - ia the Jaagl• near Saigon. When the Bed guerrilla• raked hi• helicopter with auto ■atic ••apoaa - be••• the onl7 •••b•r ot the crew th•J ■ 1••••• And he helped the woaaded to a•t out ot the helicopter - into a aloe pad47. He crawled back under an eneay fuailla4• 111• tour ti ■•• - to get the■ all out. A rescue helicopter- · ••• knocked down. Whereupon, the ~hief arrant Officer - repeated hla perfor■ ance. bidiq in the Until he had two helicopter er••• - aloe paddy.~~• 1tood off th• eneay ,\ - until a second rescue h•~icopter took the■ all out. No wonder th• ~iatinsuiabed Service Cro11 so•• to - Ieith Borek of Baraboo, Wisconsin. -- ~ &LASKA -- JODI' CO Wherever I go here in Ne y k w or , or elsewhere, almost j I the first remark people make to me is: "What can we do to help the people in Alaska?" Prankly, I have been puzzled 1111e lt. But , today, I got a 01118 1ntorma t 1on tr011 Anchorage , llhlch sound■ like the real ana•r. :In order to keep thla • I l a out ot politics•• as• ca pa11th28, lla1kan1 have ~ --ttor•d llhat they call a Joint catastrophe c011111ttee. So, 1t you would like to btlp, Jut addreae your envelope llut SQ: "Joint cata■tropbl c011111ttee, Anchorage, Ala11m.. 11 .,..._..... - -- --... senator Jacklon, tr011 tbl state ot wa1hlngton, baa a plan that tw bu put 1n a bill * 11 llOlf "1n CoaltMe•, 1n the senate• ll.Ukanl bopl tb11 bill will be rubld through. '1'he purpoae ot it 1a to help private 1nd1vidual1 llho auttered aer1oua 1011ee because ot the earthquake, 1011•1 that might •ke it deaperatelJ dltticult tor the■ to tight their way out or trouble. It the 11 Jacklon plan" bill doee go through, 1t will be retroactive, and will be tor the . benefit ot private 1nd1v1duals who lost their h01111, or tbelr ALASKA - JOINT COMMITTEE - 2 to e l l • • from coast to coast, is gettir,g belli,ed 11,,. 1>r0Ject. ,o•• ltere I• llae S011tla Forty-eiglat to •rite to llaelr • r, I" g I la e ,,. to v o I e .r o r t · , e ".T • c II• o • t, 1 a,. " o • l , ; • • • • ' ' llaro•gla •• f•lctly •• flOBBlble. 1161 Tt~an announce• that the coronation ot the Shah ot Iran - •ill take place next year. To which th• retort aight be - •that took hi• ao loq?• After all, the Shah baa been on the Iranian throne - aiace nineteen fort7-one. The anawer inYol••• - a lot ■ore than twent7- fov 7eara. The Shah want• to be crowned - on th• anniwer1ar7 of the foundina of lran•• ■onarobJ. Whioh iD aiaeteen 1ixt1 fl•• will be - two-thouaandr-fl••- - - - buadrtd Jtara old. It began with - C1rua th• Great. •••••b•r ho• C1r•• led bia ■en out of the aountaina - and conq••••• Meaopotania? He founded th• laat great lapire - before the ria• of th• Greet•, .,_d at7led hiaaelf - •11a1 of Babylon, llag of th• lorl~.• That•• what next 7ear•s coronation in Teberan - will comaeaorate. The Shah of !ran - lookin& back twent.J-tiv• oenturi••• Back - to C7rua 11 tht Great~- -n \ - G4I ~ \ltV - -v--.c~ -to \) .. , ~