L. T. OLDS , FISHER. TUESDAY , MARCH 10 19 64 Good E ening E erybodJ: As if 11,e ,iumbe,,. of candidates weren't confr,sing enough - tile Net Hampshire primary is being bede illed b y weather. A blizzard - blowing across the Granite State, keeping a lot of prospective votes at home. Leaving the pundits scratching their lieads - about t-he effect on the pri marJ. This time of day, th ere 's nothing like a firm trend - not yet. New Hampshire has - three hundred and two polling places, and the pape-r ballot they use sloios up the voting. So it will be hoiu,.s be/ ore we know who is the winner. The first tow11 to get its ballots in - was Dixville, on the Canadian borde~ as you may have heard. LEAD 2 Dixville distributed its nine votes - like this:- Tltree write-ins - for Lodge. Three write-ins for Nixo,c. Two votes - for Rockefeller. One vote - for Goldtoater. But the total of the first four towns - gave a differe,ece pattern. Namely - Goldwater 011 top toitlt seve,e votes. Lodge - with six. Rockefeller a,ed Nixo,a - tied with Jive. But tlaere's ,eotlaing significa11t - i,c t I, u • e / i gu re s . .r u s t m i l d l y i ,a t ere s t i ,. g - t la a t ' s al l . ECONOMY American business will probably st,e nd an additio,eal four-billion dollars - lhis year. Malli,eg t lae tot al outlay on new t,lanl s and equi t,me,et - more than forty-tlaree billion. So says - tie Securill•• and Esclao,ege Commissio,e. lax c,,t. Busi,eessme,e rest,o,edi,eg - as Presid••I Jolnso,e t,redicl•d llaey would. ca•II into i,nprovi,eg tleir businesses, sti,nulal1'•g - I le lfal io,eal eco•omy. CYPRUS Last niglat tire warning f>lrrase from Cyprus - was "inci Pi ent Civl l War. " Tonlglat - it's ge11ocide. r1ae vice president of tlae island - Faail Kacll•k, a Turltisla Cypriot - says tlaat his people are i11 da•••r of bei11g wiped out. Tlaat the Greek Cypriots are be•t 011 genocide. Bence lats appeal - to Britai,a, Ille U,ai ted States a11d Ille U. N. A11 appeal for ,,,.,,.edial• ,,., erve,at ion to teet, Ille majority 011 Cyprus - fro,,. a,a,ail,ilati11g Ille ffli11orily. Tl,e Greek Cypriots? TIiey cl ai,,. to be e,aforciflg - law a11d order. TIiey blaffle tl,e T•rks of Cyprus, a,rd say llaal peace - can easily be acl,ieved. Namely - by complete Turltislt surre11der to Greet demands. Meanwlaile tlae figllti11g - goes on. Bartd- to-laand battles in tlae cities and tow11s of tlte no.,.tlae.,.n coast. ADD CYPRUS Battles no• are errupting - in central and soullrern Cyprus. Armed ba•ds roaming llaro11glt tlte Trodos Mountains - firi,ig at one anotlier . Tia• seaport of Famag11st a - slrallen by the expl osi 011 of ltomemade bombs. TIie Cypriot infer,io apparently getting •orse - despite tile appeal of the U . N. secretary General U . Tlu,nt. MALAYSIA Tlae conscription of men for Malaysian Armed Forces - was expected . Kuala Lumpur has been vo•ing an all-out defense - should the Indonesians attack . and, the Indonesians are attacking - at this mome,at. Sukarno, ordering his troops - across the Borneo frontier in an attempt to wrest those Norther,a Borneo provinces from the Federation of Malaysia. Tonight heavy fighting is reported in one of the most i,ahospitable places on earch, the dense tropical Jungl,s of that great and still wild isla,ad. Malaysia's response - a call -up of able- bodied men betwee,a the ages of twenty-one and twenty-nine. A drive to raise an Army - of perhaps two-hundred thousand. Only half the number - tlaal Sultarno has, but Malaysia also has strong Allies - beginning 1Dith the Commonwealth countries. Espec- ially Australia. MALAYSIA - 2 Australia ; s much cone erned about what ltappe,as - in tie Far Pacific , and has long been apprelteNsive of Dictator Sukarno. VIETNAM The American conference in Saigon - was rather a high-level affair. Presiding - Secretary of Defense McNamara. Present - the followi,eg:- Ambassador - Cabot Lodge;, C. I. A. ltead - Jolt,e Mc Corte; C 1ra i rma,a of t lie Joi,. t Chief• of Staff - Ge,aeral MaxlDell Taylor; a,ed our military co,,.,,.a,uler i,a So•IA Viet,aam - Ge,aeral Paul Hartins. To lal• over io• to ma•e tlte A,_rica• aid most effective i,e tie ••r agai,ast the Red Guerrillas. One irritati,ag fact tlat Secregary Mac Namara 1Da,st s corrected at o,ace .. t It e lo•• of American 1Deapo,es t 1 tlte Reds. Eigltt-llto•sa,atl .. last year. Tlte g•errillas ,eolD sllooti,eg at us •iti o•r OIDJI rifles and macltine gu,as. PLANE The American /)lane that disappeared over East Germany - a jet, unarmed RB 66 - on a routine t roi 11i" mission. Evidently the Pilot of the reconnaisance plane got off course - while flying along the · main air- corridor to West Berl in. His radio - suddenly gof•g dead. For some hours there was no definite word - about what ltad ha#Jened. Then came t h . e NJOYd - tiat the plane had been shot down over East Germaay. QUEEN The new arrival at Buckingham Pal .. 1c,· - is third · in the line of succession to the British th-rone. The Queen's third son - right behind - Prince Charles and Prince Andrew. He arrived -a week early. B•I tlte medical bulletins from the palace - state that mother and baby are doing well. One mo~e additlo• - to the Royal Family. The fourth child• of Quee• Elizabeth and Prince Phillips. WEATHER The weathermen were prophets - when they predicted toda y 's weather in t i e East and Midwest. But - the ) are not boasting about it. They'd ratlter be the target of satirical jokes - than see the results of this torrential rain. Anyway, ne• records are being set. Especially in the Oltio Valley. TIie heartla,ad of AmeYica - sodden tonight. Six-thousand to eiglal-thousaad evacuated from tlteir ho•••· Five-thousand in Kentucky. Including the e,atire pot,ulalion of Falmouth - almost three-tlaou•a,atl. Acro•s tlae Ohio River - Cincinnati laas thYee-huntlretl of its citizens in Red CYoss •helters tonight. And in Missouri - rescue by rowboat. That's ho• they took out the victims of the flood at Barviell - after the town was surrounded by wateY four-feet deep. It's hard to be facetious - about such a WEATHER .. 2 disaster. But here's a report - that may bring a tear to y our eyes. In Kentucky, the flood waters of the Ohio River have ruined - two million dollars worth of Bourbon. The /ire-water, a bit too diluted - for the taste of those who drink Bourbon. Oh yes, and the weather whef'e I am/ I don't want to make any of my ski friends unhappy. Just tle ot,pos it e. If they can get away, now is the time to come West - almost everywhere in the West. am, in the Wasatch, following the fifty-Jive inches of new snow several days ago, another twenty-one Jell last night. Fabulous/ The skiers dream. HYPNOTIST With the new Hampshire primary on - and voting is in the news let's take a look at - a rat her interesting British candidate. Henry Blythe, a Conservative - who wants a seat on the Gloucester City Common Council. The interesting thing being, that candidate Blythe is not asking the voters - to cast their ballots for him. He's telling them, and doing it a la hypnosis. He's a hypnotist by profession, and he says he's going to put the citizens of Glouceste in a trance, then order them to get down to the t,ol ling booths and put that check mark opposi le his name. Sounds like - the neatest trick of all - if he can do it - if. Politi cs by hypnol ism. Campaign orators sometimes are said to mesmori ze audiences - but actually hypnotize them! What do you thi11k, Dick? BALLET Would you sa,,pose the last place you'd ezpect lo find criticism of the Soviet Govern•enl would be in the Bolshoi Ballet? Those beautiful balleri11as - so graceful, so del ical e - somehow I t lei nk of them floating around on cloud 9 and hardly concerned toitle "'"""•"e matters. tllroMglt - Tslaaitovsty's "Swan Lale". Bui lleal's Ille point. Occasionally - lleey leave accidents o,a stage. Forty-four - last year. A,atl ,aobotly becomes more · temperament al t lean a Pri•• Bellerlna - when tolre lakes a tumble ;,. fro11t of a,i Be,ace, today's complaint tl,at llee Soviet Government should do something about llaat stage at the Bolshoi Theater. First to sign the complaint, Maya Pliaetsl111toa - Prima Balleri,aa of Moscow's classical Bolshoi Ballet.