L. T. OLDS, FISHER . THURSDAY. APRIL 2 , 1964 Good Eiening E erJbOd): Wh 11 reb I l roops o · rupi ed Porto Alegre in Sottthern Brazil - i I "as all 01 er for President Goulart. The Le/ I i sl Pre id ,it t as uppo ed to be - stro11gest in the south. He boasted that he would launch his cou11ter-attack - from Porto Alegre. But - he had nothing to do i t with. His army units - defecting to the rebels - compelli11g lzim - to flee the country. Goulart, i11 exile - to,iight. The speaker of the Chamber of Det,11t ies - su c:eedi ng him as President of Brazil . IDEOLOOY Here's - a be g uiling scene. Picture a Soviet military base - in East Germany. Time - midni g ht suddenly, a band of men materialize out of the shadows - with sacks over their shoulders. They open the sacks - and be g in pitching the contents over the barbed wire. Western a g ents - throwing bomb? No - something worse, as far as Khrushchev is concerned. Chinese Reds - tossing anti-Khrushchev propaganda. Mao Tse Tung 1 s method of getting his side of the ideological dispute - to the Soviet armed forces in East Europe. Last night most of the Russian bases near Berlin - were bombarded with pamphlets. Including Mao's demand that Comrade Khrushchev be booted · "Onto the rubbish heap of history." I was about to say - "darned clever, these Chinese". But the maneuver seems - obvious enough. It's hard to figure out why the Russian sentries didn't spot those ~vaders from Red China. TIBET The God-King of Tibet has Just opened - an office in NEw York. The Dalal Lama, represented by his brother- Thubten Norbu, Ahd his representative in the United Statea- Thubten Lusher. Purpose of this Tibetan office - to keep the question of Tibet alive at the U.N. The Dalai Lama, pressing the members - especially the Afro-Asian bloc - to remember that Tibet is still under Lhe heel of Red China. INTEGRATION The federal jud g e who refused to intervene 1n the Saint Au g ustine Civil Ri g hts case- points to the le g al technicality. No proof - that the defendants can't u get a fair trial. So Jud g e Simpson leaves them in the hands of - the Saint Au g ustine court. Among the defendants - the mother of the Govemor of Massachusetts. SPACE ---- · -- Some American space men believe that their Soviet opposite numbers - have just chalked up another failure. Of course Moscow is boasting about - Zond One. Saying that the space vehicle took off for interplanetary space - from a parking orbit. But the details - are vague. No desti,ratio,r - mentioned. Which provokes the suspicion - that "Zo,rtl One" may be off-course. Perhaps a Ven11s probe - tlaat isn't heard for Ve,rtls. AVIATRIX Says Jerrie Mock in Cairo - "how embarrassin g ". It - sure was. The aviatrix from Columbus, Ohio - was supposed to be flying - from Tripoli to Cairo. The Cairo control tower radioed - the following message. "Where are you - we can't eeach you." To which Jerrie replied - " I'm on the ground at Port Said." A little matter of being - two hundred miles off - course. How - did it happen? Says Jerrie Mock - "When I 188 an air field, I land." STRIKE The slowdown at Cape Kennedy - due to a walkout of iron workers. The men who handle the basic metal - downing tools in a wa g e dispute. Throwing "Titan-Three" - off schedule. Titan-Three, the mi g hty rocket - that will hurl flying laboratories into orbit. The first due to be launched - in Nineteen Sixty-Five. An out-of-the-world space feat - dependent on a 0015 mundane problem. Workers on strike. ALASKA A qllest ion went toda y from Anchorage - Alaska - to Fordham Uni ersit y in New York. Lowell Jr. asking Father L y nch , the sei smol ogi st - about the power of the Alaska earthquake. Father Lynch's answer one and one-half time's as powerful as the one that flattened San Francisco in Nineteen six. Paradoxically - that's an optimistic answer. The Fordham expert, pointing out - that only a massive collapse below the crust of the earth could have caused such a disaster on the surface. Whi cl, means - that most of the weaker rocks must have gi ve11 Leaving a condition of stability underneath Alaska. No fear of another cataclysm in the same area for several centuries - according to the famous Jesuit seismologist. Tonight I have asked Lowell Jr. to continue his story of the Alaska earthquake . to tell us a bit ALASKA - 2 about where he was when that earthquake demolished a large part of Anchorage - including his own Isome. END OF LOWELL JR. Tomorrow night he'll tell us how he found his famil y - at night in all that eqrthquake chaos. AUSTRIA The new Austrian go ernment has o v ertones - of histor y. Tit e great da y s of the Austrian emf,i re - and the House of Haf>sburg. The current crisis began with a court ruli"g - that Otto Von Har,sbr,rg has the right to return to Vienna. Otto being, the son - of the last imperial Hapsburg, therefore pretender to lite non-existent Au•trlan throne. His status, bitterly disputed - ever since the fall of the Austro-Hungartan Empire at tlie end of World War One. Chancellor Josef Klaus now has settled tlie crisis - witlt a compromise. Otto's return - uplteld, but he agrees to remain in exile - for anotlter t•o years. res , tltere's a lot of ltistory - In tltis story. Once more - Hapsburgs to ret11rn to Vien,ra. SKIERS In the Austrian Alps - the warning is out - beware of avalanches I There ha v e been more avalan . ches this season - than anyone can remember. The toll of skiers - high. Yesterday, a river of ice and snow rolled over four more on a mountain near Obergurgl. tn1d today four more - on the Gri essltogel. Eight fatal i ti•• •itlain twe,rty-four hours. Avalanclles - in tlle Austrian Alps, Dick, at Obergurgl. WEATHER If you li v e in the mid-west , the chances are you're ha v ing - rain or tornadoes. In Iowa - maybe both at the same time. Four and one-half inches of rain - at Exira, Iowa. With twisters battering the southern 1,alf of tlae state and creating havoc - all the way south to Oklalaoma. ¥ou can follow the pattern of the tornadoes - by looking for uprooted trees, and telephone poles. East and West of the Great Plains - anollaer cold spell. But "cold" is relative. Coldest ever o,e April second at Hatteras, North Carolina - twe,ety-81% above zero. 111 Colorado , no record - alt houglt i" som · parts it's down to zero with laeavy snow falli,eg. Four inches - in a couple of hours.