Tonight those twenty men from ~tation A - are way over in Thule - in Greenland. Their condition reported okay. No casualties, after being adrift in•~ rubber boats on the Arctic ocean - for five days - ■ ost of the ti ■ e on the largest remaining cake of their ice island. They - or rather their predecessors, told us at ~t a tion A last joyeaber - a year ago - that their ice island aight break. lt had happened once before, du■ pia1 an expedition into the P olar ~ea. Since then I'd all but forgotten that lGY group, little thought - l'd be re p ortq that the ice had split into p ieces - the largest one onl7 a thousand square feet! Anyhow they had their rubber boats and were able to use the ■ , and they managed to get across to the largest hunk of ice. And today word came that an A ir Force p lane had ~ icked them u p . A jet- assisted takeoff. r 1 ying them down to T h ule, in Greenland. 8ince 1 was on that floating p olar ice floe a year ago the entire personnel ha d changed. Only one familiar name. Toa ~unningham of P oint ~arrow. ~ut that'• d ramatic too. For the ReT. Tom ~unningham is the moat famous or 11 living Arctic missionaries. His regular parish is ~ 11 the lskiao p art of Alaska, north of the Yukon. Toa ~unningham is a legendary figure. Bia life story would make a thriller. 8tation A, out there on the ice of the Polar ~ea, was just ond more point for him to cover on his rounds - and this time when he ha p pened to . . be there - in the middle of an Arctic stor ■ the ice island broke up. O ne more hair-raising tale for the ~orth Pole missionary, Toa ~unningha■ to tell! The last tiae 1 saw hi ■ we were having coffge together, with a group of Eskimo, at P oint ~arrow. - ~ e air lift olee -- Tiie1lre in the from Uclurdo Sound to the South ~ - ~~ middle ot a right now-; could " be historic. Because it may mean permanent American occupation of the ultimate South. The air lift, •••* Globeaasters -- flying the eight-hundred-mile run between McMurdo Sound and the Pole. ~estination -- a temporary station atop ( d ~ ~ , ""~~ 2 ~ ~ - - an ice platea'it'--- ten thouand feet high. Our scienti1t8 ~1)€, ,< hope to make thia station permanent. Beginning now -- /, with the Antarctic su ■mer -- the season for 6; ~oration. Meanwhile, the Bussians announc~he7~re ~in to undertake a four-thousand-mile trek acroa1 ~ . . w ~ the Antarctic contilent. "longer trek than the one led by ar Vivian Fuchs -- earlier th i s year. P resident ~isenhower today called in two or his top aides for his first important oat-election conference Subject - economy. P resent audget uirector Maurice ~tana, and Veternas' Ad ■ inistrator ~uaner Whittier. The P resident, starting to make good on his campaign promise - to cut Governaent spending. The C in e se C omm unist s have b egu n to ull h a ck t h e i r a rt i 1 1 e ry - - fro m th e co as t f a c i ng ue mo y • o says th e Defense t inistry i n Tai p ei. ' ivin the rea s on -- accurate return fire by . ti na list guns on ue oy. Chiang's men us ing -- American howitzers. Knocking out Communist g un em lacement s -- forcin g the Reds to m ove further b a ck. But the bomb a rdment from the mainland -- continue~ Two thous a nd rounds -- fal l in g on uemoy today. The Bus i a ns, c elebrating t f orty-fi r ~ t nivers r ./1 '.71 -- of the B ol h e vik he v olut i o n , / i·-rh~ ' em h a is o n the ili t ry~ ~ .a r ad e through / Red quare -- l a ti n only fifteen m · nutes. o r o ck e t s · n . i ht -- not even any tanks . .uefense :,1 inister 1 arshall alinovsky, sound i n g a acific note -- by stressin 0 industry, agriculture, and science. TO I C --- ~~ fhe q u est i n of a to mic t e ~ t ·n ~ in more confu e t ha n ev er. re i ae nt E i · enh o e r nnoun~ th t t e &>vi ets have ex le ed t 0 n ucl ea r devices t h is month. ; ecul i r com en t a ry on ~ us hchev's de m nd for a n immediate ses ·a ti n. ' hile is d eleg te t Geneva -- has ke t the conference in a deadlock s i.ttE it began. Does that mean -- we'll g o ~ ~ ahead, with ~ tests? The P re s i d e ~ t ~ /\- .. e ' 11 k e e p our s us ens i on i n f o re e - - for t he t i me b e i llJ.l B ut we no longer feel morally bound. If the Russians . 7k,,,t kee p touching off nuclear devices;- we'll a ■gai%x begin a g ain, too. l Jeru lem , Israeli s o urc e r ict -- anot er bi rms deal bet ee n -- a er a n ·hrusche v. Th se sour c es J oi nt out tha t 1n ineteen F· fty-six, the bo . of E gy . t j ust ified i a rm from · ehind the Iron t; urt in b y cha r g in Israel fz ith a g re ss ion. ow R ~ io C· iro is ma kin g the s me ch a r ge . He nce 1 r ae l' s fe a r that m ore wea p ons ma y be o n the a y to ' y t. - - O ur u n er- cr eta ry of · t te for · con o ic f ira t ' in o u la 1nc r e e o ur Veve o ment L oa fun d - to n e ~il l ion d ol a r ye a r. v ou 1 "' LJil l on, e a kin in ' a n Fr ncisco, o ints o ut that e a lre a y send even l undred million .. year. ddin g , thi s c oun try is e c onom ic a 1 ly st r o n en o u gh - to hike t e fig u re to t, n e t1illion. ic r.ould be a good inv e stwent keer1in under-develope countries from disa · · e a ring - behind the lron ~urtain. .. a, r t f r t; : .. l r nu .· _ ·k f • o 1 ,. ~ r , 0 . k rl i 0 i .. 1 u C ,.. - - r ) p t mo rro 1 o r t l e t, t it. r a t 1 t i ID t!. t o c 11 off he a t te rn t e a rl y t is ornin g -- only fe minute s before the ..., ~ u ~ ~ . , , ;( 1ct 1 ~ C : . . , ~ ' V ~ I s c h e d u l e d ~ , . . "Techni 1 iffic lti s" I\ ,,(.. cmBin the del .. y. A the scientist g et s et once more -- they've · lost a istin g uished observer. 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L ------ c n ' t fol o e · c e ul e in tJ or e r. a ·e r bin o e ~ t, la vin 0 ari l. 1 s n or - crd i' s " acb et ," - t.en rdi' "L a T r· vi ta" - follo· e by 11 ' cbeth." i' 11 , t o s t · o r o 1 es re - b t bi b a c o ntr t - a y o u c an i n 1 n t he w or 1 of o p er a. 'l' 1 e rt of Lady Macbeth - ' ha es;,earian - c 1 in g for tremendous r n e ana. :J ower. "La Travi ta" - in the romantic style, a ed on , s e n t i m e n t 2 . l J 1 ay - " l. a m i 11 e • " bo you can see what would ha ~ en - if so_rano s ould confuse the t o roles. Im ag ine the delicate Laay of the ~ millia' s sin in g as i 1 she were La y 1 acbeth!