G O OD E VEllNG VERYBODY: The United States has warned Eg y p t, Syria, and Israel - not to try to seize parts of Jordan during th• p resent crisis. State Department p ress officer, Lincoln White, makes it clear - that our show of military force in the iddle East - is a warnin g to Jordan's neighbor• as well as to international Comauniaa. That's •hy our Sixth Fleet is on the way to the eastern Mediterranean to help stabilize the situation. So far Jordan has not asked Washington - to aend in troops under th• Eisenhower Doctrine. Washington hopes young Iing Huaeein has a chance of weathering th• . 1tora. But if he should fail, then Jordan's neighbors would aove in. That is they are likely to. Hence todq!9 warning_ to Egy p t, Syria, and Israel; - Hands off Jordan! Today the Jordanians were ob1erving their sabbath, under martial law. Leftist• being rounded up and foraer ... . ~ JORDAN - 2 - remier Nabulai re orted in fli g ht. From Iraq, comes a rumor that Soviet •volunteers• are in Syria - all set to invade Jordan. A rumor that is discounted in Washington. SAUD - Tonight, top officials or the neutral Arab bloc are 1n Saudi A r a b i a . ~ ~ Wi •~ ng Comnder Ali Sabri, Nasser's chief aide. Their mission_ to persuade King Saud - not to let his troops in Jordan support ling Buase1n. The lord of the ~ : deaert 11 an ally or the Ung of Jordan. sa¼~roaaed the ~ to ••t ttw ~ ~A threat or invasion t'rolll !gypt and Syria. ~ ) i o a e two c o : , : r ; ~ ~ . , , . /" any trouble with King Saud, if they can avoid it. So AllJ Sabri and his colleagues have the tuk or tl'Jing to penuade hill - to drop King Hussein. Which .ould allow Egypt and Syria to go ahead 1n J>1'dan - with no oppoaitlon to .om abou\, except that of Iraq. Meanwhile, King Hussein hal d-nded that Syrian troop1 1n hia countl'J • g be p z k IIJ b ~ the b~er. But ~ i f S71•1a agre9A to t h a t - / ! ! ~ beca 111 e Syrian troops 1n Jordan are under the over-all coaand 7'. or lgptlan General, Abdel Aller. SYRIA More violence reported tro■ the Israel-Syrian trontler. Syria charging that Israeli land rorcea and torpedo boats - violated her border along the shores or Lake Tiberlu • , the biblical aea or Gallllee. Syria aaya that a gun battle raged tor about an hour - betore the Iaraelis withdrew. lo casualtlea reported. Unlted Nations The question of our Sixth fleet came up in the United Nations today. The Soviet delegate charging that we are trying to use an iron fist· in the Middle Eaat. An "iron ~st" made up or the battleships now on their way to the eastern Mediterranean. Our Ambaaaador took up the challenge. Henry Cabot Lodge 1aying - Rusla would not be dlatarbed by the aoveMnta ot o\11' Sixth Pleet - it she were not bent on tum1ng - other nations into Satellite,. S.ld Cabot Lodge: "Th• Sixth PlNt 11 1n international waters." Then• he added, "lt 11 on the h1gh 1eu - where it hu every right to be." Na11er • a proposal• tor ttie Sues Canal - were al10 debated. Prance and Autralla attacked thoae propoaal1 a1 "1111llateral and without guarantees." But Cabot Lodge aald Aaerica would not ll&ke any tlnal Judpent - until Nuaer•1 plan hu been tried out 1h practice. Two more Hungarians reached freedo■ la Au1tria - ia a cleYer ••ca p e. The two were aoldler1 with an engineer unit - 1tringing barbed wire along the border. Guarded by Co ■auni1t secret police. Suddenly, one Hug1r~ . ~hr•• down hi ■ apade - aad ran teward the border. The 1econd, picte4 up a toaa, gun - and ruabe4 after hia 1bo•tin1: •stop or I'll shoot!• The secret police Ju1t lootla1 oa. Expeotlq the ••• with the toaa, gua to 1hoot down th• at.her. Inatea4, both kept on ruaaia1 - right oyer the border, into Auatria. lher• they uted for political aaylua. Well planned la adYaace - and it worte4 perfectly. While we••• all been watching the hotte1t danger spots of the world - here near hoae Bonduru breaks with Nicaragua, charging that ahe haa been invaded by troopa tr• 11caragua. According to reports , the licaraguan aoldlera oroeaed the Cruta River yesterday - into Bonduraa. And ton1pt several Honduran towna are aald to be occupied by the 1nvaden. Nicaragua denlea any 1nvuion. lerely aa,a that land belonging to llcaragua hu been reatored to that nation. Sel1lng territorJ - the two natlona have been quarrel1ftl over tor yeara. In llnetHn Sb, the l1ng ot Spa1n acted u an arbitrator. nng Altonao ruling that the terrltor, belqed to Honduras. But 11caragua never . accepted Altonao'• verdict. low an 1nva11on - with the gov&?W11nt ot Bonduru ruahlng a repaentatlve to Bl Salvador - uldill tor support. SPY - ~ fomer member of a Russian spy ring, operatins 1n the United States - pleads guilty. Jacob Albu, the third -ber or the ring - adJlitt1ng he tried to obtain Allerlcan defense secrets for Rwssian agents. The other two - Jack Soble and his wife, Myra. Albu was a toreaan 1n a Brooklyn tea COIIPll'l1 - llhen he wu arrea ted by the , .B. I. 'nle govermant chargea that Albu was recruited tor spy work bJ Soble. BJ pleading pllty, Alba and the Soblea have eac~ped a po111ble death penal tJ tor eaplonage 1n peace tlal. Bllt all thrH could get - ten yeara ~ f t ' - and a tine ot ten thouaand 4ollan. AT<IIIC ~ A member or AMIP Atomic Inergy COllll!aaion repeat• - A huaan beings are not being haraed by radiation troll atcaic c_ teats. Willard Libby repeating - -,.the aald 1n ••••••r• letter to Doctor Albert Schwe1tzei;, ~ ulcl<..: that radiation would be stored up to the point ot ~ catastrophe - it at0111c exploalona vent on 111ch longer it Doctor Libby denle1,,~&1. Today he told the Aaerlcan phyllcal SOclety - we need have no auch rear' a111Nt119 •• D■el­ ~ n u c l e a r t11t1~ cont1n1111 1nd1t1nttely - 1111d ('.... A . atlll not create any dangeroua concentration ot radlatlon,- W eaber, of Congre1a - of both p artlea _ are throwing Utir su pp ort behind ?reaident &iaenhower•a request for legi1lation - to wipe out labor racketeerin1. Hoping to ■ ate ■ ure tblualon rant-and-file will be protected troa exploitation bJ union bo11e1. Th• obair ■aa of the Seaate racket, ooultt•• today agreed - tbat tb• ezeoutlYe braach 1bould be 11••• autbor.it7 to exaain• ualoa welfare and peaaloa fua41. Arkan••• Senator M0Cl1llaa 144ia1 that - th• Pre114eat 1bould b••• tb• ri1ht to ■at• laior fiaaao•• pullo. Al10 that CoDgr••• abou14 aate av• uDloD eleotioaa fro■ DOW OD are OD th• 1 ••• 1. IIAIBSI Tonight the p eople of Texas are wondering - what happened to gentle s p ring. The Lone Star State, deyastated by tornadoes and floods. More twister• de1tro7ing hoaea and barna - knocking over telephone lines. In Tyler, alone, twent7-fl•e houaea le•ele4 b7 one tornado - three hundred other bulldl1ga, daaage4. five inches of rain at Dalla• and fort lorth, where fl•• hundred per1on1 were re1cu1d froa floo4t4 boae1. The lrinitJ BiTtr, de1oribtd aa •bl1 aad •114 11 tb• Miaaiaaippi,• witb a creat nearl•1 fort7-two feet. 12NAJHili 't , oday Secretary of Stat, Dullea recei v1d a call fro■ thoae faaoua newl.Jweda. Harold and Olga Connoll.J, A■erica'1 cha■pion ha■aer-throw1r and hie di1cu1 throwin1 bride from Czcho-Sla•atia. The wedding of Harold and Olga a triu■ph of ro■ ance - over international co ■ plicatlon1. Seoretar, Dulle ■ 1a,in1 at the tl•• that our State Departaeat 11 all in favor of love. Toda, S1cretar7 Dull11 repeated those noble aenti ■enta - when he ■et the n1wl7w141. Ht 1aid he hoped hi• re■art1 - were of ao■• help to th••• Then he coapllaeated Connoll,1 on the Jo) be 414 tor the State Dtpart•nt in lvope; noting that our baaaer-thrower received a bon•• in th• per1on of hauertbrowin1 Olga. Said the Secretar, of State rather plaintirel7:- •l wish we could all do aa well.• ~GER ~ an echo or the !_Oaring twenties - the - pro~1b1t1on era. A dispatch trm Patterson, New Jersey telling us that NIii• " Cockeye " O'Leary has been round guilt7 - of a aurder COlllllltted in Nineteen Twenty line. That was when "Cockeye" O'Leary••• a blg-tlllle bootlegger - supplying 4nl speak eules.••11 l&N • • • . In Nay or that year, a ganpter was shot to death 1n the rear or ~ a garage~~ he died, hf- "'••A bottlegge1 1•1uw; u the gWll8n. _ . '"O'Lear, was lnd1ctedJ ••••~ the lndlctlllnt got loat 1n tlilt ottlce 4-.1,.,.,,. 4 ~--.-. tile)<. D1acov•~ bJ aocldent '/\ .,n. The old•tlM bottlegger arrested - t1nall7 put on trial; J; the Mrd1ct, Ten years tor "aookeye" o' Leary - because or~ crlae • ➔t IUid twent7-e1glt JBBl'I ago • w h e n , F ~ ~ .... ... ....___ RAffC&B That aust h a ve been a atrange eight on San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge. An unem p loyed dancer, clutchin g a yellow rose - standing on a eable - threat- ening to Juap three hundred feet into the water. BillJ Crosby, telling would-be reacuera, •1••e been misunder- stood. A aotoriat waa the first to apot Kiaa CroauJ up there on the cable. A patrol■an ruahe4 up - an4 ordere4 her to co ■• down. CroabJ refuae4. Then brid1e aanager Adaa, brought out a loud 1peat1r - and began l■ t•iaa to th• lithe figure 1w17iag on th• oable, three hun4re4 feet abo•• the water. Be tried •••r1 arguaeat he could think of. And flnallJ hit on the ri1ht one. flrat he aaid:-•It aust be 0014 up there on that cable.• Bo reaction. Then he aake4s- •woulda 1 t 70a like a platter of ha■ and egg1?• That did it. Th• dancer replie4: •lbJ, 7e1, 1 would.• And down he ca■•· And off they whiaked hi■ to a oho atbic ward. BJDAIIDT In Chicago, Walter Y- told police - he 11kea Ml'l'led life. No one doubts that b - •cauae Y- adllllta he hal a lx w1 vea • And he would have eight - except that he divorced two of th•. Y-. torty-aeven waa all aet to take bride nlllber nlne - but ahe got auap1c1oua - and ~ked the police to ln•••tlgate her tlance. What theJ tound - utonlahld thlll. , _ ■tarted gettlng IIU'l'ied 1n llnetHn 'l'hlrty One. ....t..a ~ a whole 11st ot wlvea - BeverlJ, Vila, • - - ttJ, llarJ, lste1~. Co1'1'1ne and •1111.-J,;»e~ • Wlth that record, ,ou'd think,_ 11111t ••• been - a pretty good huaband. He - - lil one NJ. Re dl•lclld h1a tlae equally between the ladl••• Bach tial he lett one ot thea - he ■1,N t explained h• m on a b1111M11 trip. But tbeJ didn't get auch out ot hSa. Be let th• PaJ the rent - and b111 the grocer!••• When questioned aboUt his lilll tinlnoN • he ll&de blg prom.sea about ret1r1nl an, daJ - with thirteen bundNd dollars IIDnthlJ t'roll an aeroplane COllplftJ. Ion• ~ ~ .;! . Y - ever thoqght ot qUNt1on1ng h1L , . . olonlr 1b011t that coapan, - or 1ta pena1on. AnpaJ, Walter,_, the blpll11t, 11 1n the cllnk tonlght - the an with alx wl••• - llho wanted to pt Mrrlecl apln. ldAQiVIS . . . . .. Thia au■■er, o••r M1aneaota - another parachute ju■p will be atteapted. General Milla of linneapoli1 - whioh is doing air reaearoh for our Air force, 1a,e it ■ •high-di•• project• •111 be oae of the ■oat 4ariaa experiMnta - in the hiator, of &Ttatioa. lext •••k bl&h•r than ■aa baa eTer 10••• l 1peoial ballooa will be lauacbe4 by lew B•ightoa, linaeaota; and.at nlaetr thou11a4 feet, bJ radio th•J'll booat th• a • .., tato 1pac1. lt will plua1• 1tr•l•ht ton tor aor• tbaa ••T•• ■iaut•• - a fourteen ■11• 4rop - before it• paraoh•t• open,. Aaoag th• wlta111 will be Captain Mearr 11•1••• ot D&1toa, who ha• wllaat••r•4 to be the tlrat to trJ it! Later on. Bow woul4 JOU like to tall 90,000 feet, Renr,! 11D AnnOuncer: And now Lowell 'ftloau recalla. L.T. Well, I recall the aany tlilea I've worked With Norse operators, getting then ... when broadcutlng at, . . out~r-tm m way -place. Tcaorrow, when I • ott the alr, w wlll be celebrating• the one-hundNd and 1ut1-1uth blrthdaJ or SUNal Nora•, inventor ot the eleot.rlc 9legnph. !on1pt and toaorrow night Norse telegraph cluba are holdlnl banqu,a aoroaa the country. A Nlllnder ot thla cCIIII tl'Olii llalph Ol'lhlll, who lft'Ote a book on "'l'he Sip ot 'l'elegraphJ". So, I have a particular reuon tor 1alutlng the old-tllll llone operators - and a grand group theJ are - with•• I'•e worked dOlffi through the pan. 'ftleJ pulled• out ot ame tight altuatlona! So, here'• to SUUel None, and 1111111 Norae operator trlendl. I hope theJ are llatenlng. And, aolong until • • - m llan4ay.