GOOU EVEN! G EVErtYbODY: economy. Cuba mey be head1·ng for - a maJ·or crisis in her Rea~on - a shortage of ·1 01 • Which seems odd - because Castro has been seizing oil Jroperties, right and left, and will soon have seized all the refineries on the lsland. Where is hi ■ present crude oil suppl.J co■ ing fro ■? The western nation• - are cutting their oil trade with Cuba; leaY,ing Castro with no ally except Russia. And the experts doubt th t 1hraahchev can send Ca1tro - enough; not enough tankers. Besides, Russian oil has chemical properties - that in the past have da■aged western equipmeat. So Castro ■e.J find he can't refine oviet crude - even if he gets it. hll of which may mean a staggering blow - to Sugar i s the basis - of the island's Cuba's econoay. wealth. An the sugar mills can't o erote without oil. ~QtjGO Tonight the Eelgian Congo - no longer exiat1. In its place - the Congo Be ublic, or another 'ongo Republic, since the french Congo has taken exactly the same name. At any rate the new ~ongo Bepbblic p roclaime~ today by ing Baudouin of -1.giua. The Iing aust have been thinking ot the past as he listened to Premier Lwauaba's speech. Luauaba, enouncing Q•lgian rule - which he called •tyranD)' and exploitation.• But at the end, the Conao p re ■ ier called for - fir ■ trien41hip between Belgiu■ and the new Central African Republic. Maybe the young ling was thinting today ol hi1 faaous great grandfather, King ~eopold the gecond - who ran the ~ongo as his own private do ■ain. "nd no one literally denies that was an regime of tyranny. hen the Congo natives were exploited an forced to work in the rubber trade. bad that when .-eopold The situation, so CONGO - 2 - vast territory on the Equator, , nd since then Belgian rule has been, on the hole just and hu■ ane. becoming one more of the new African republics. ALGERIA Th ere's uncertainty - in P arts toni g ht / Uncarta11~y about - those ne g otiatio ns f or a possib l e cease- ire 1n A lgeria. The Al g erian de l e g ation is preparing to leave - with no indlcatlon that t h eir visit to Paris got anywhere. W e are told._. the conference broke up - after DeGaulle refused any concessions to the rebels. The Algerians, so angry - they refused to fly to Tunlsla on a Prench plane. Waiting for - the regular A1r:fun1s flight. ~ c ~ What happens now? No one 1n Paris o r ~ seems to know. KHRUSHCHEV The boas of the Krellllln 11 getting the allent treatment - '8 1n Auatr1a. Khrushchev, flying lnto Vlenna - on what is called - a good-will tour. Received. wlth all the ceremony - of a head or government. But the Auatrlan people - .... to be ignoring him. Even the Austrian C01111unl1t Party, turning out OIUJ a small number - to cheer the leader ot world Coaunl1■• Vtenna put slx thousand apecla! pollc- on dutr • to ~~~~,\, protect Khruahchev. 1 ~ 4 N C t ~ ! I E C 1 t ~ l n g J •• .,a Becauae the police m outnUllbtred • the crowd. GENOA Italy's ne• luxury llner a sailed t'rom Genoa - Just 1n ttme to avoid the strlke. 'l'tle ' Leonardo Da Vlno1 11 out on the high seas - when violence n erupted back on the pters. Connnw1lata and left-wtng unlona, calling - • general strike; faatyzlng Genoa. The pollce, uatng tin hoses - and tear gas. !blrtJ 1!nJUNd. Genoa - • tenae tonight. PUBLISHm Today's news from the publtahlng world - aounda ordinary enough. A merger or - MacMillan's and Crowell- Co111er, the point of the merger - the textbook field. MacMillan - already turning out textbooka, Crowell-Collier - anxious to do more of the same. Result - the two co■panie1 merging. The intereetlng point - · MaoNillan'• hlltoey. The company, founded in London - ln llghteen Porty Three. Becoming - one of the moat dl1tlngul1hed p bli1hlng ho111e1 ~L~tl .re ln the world. On MacNtllan'• ll1t: 1 .e::a~1111-r.Tennnon, ll~. ~~ ,W~~~I Hardy, Klngaley, Husley, Lewta Carroll; 111d any, any others. MacM1llan 1 a contrtlMl.tlng great c l u ~ o English U:terature. ,And • to M8rlcan literature.ring ) out - basic text• ror the school. In London literary cl.rel•• they IQ - publllhlng ~ books ta the moat important thing anyone ln the MacMillan 0 erahadowlns the non-literary work famlly has ever done. v PUBLISHER - 2 of the family' 8 Maverick - Harold MacMillan, lr'lO 11 only the British Prime Minlater. CONGRESS The Senate wants Congress to recess on Saturday - and reconvene after the conventions. The resolution, steered through - by Democratic leader, Lyndon Johnson. 'lhe vote 1n favor of the resolution - •••-- overwhelming. ,a'lxty-three ) to twenty six. The dlvlalon - mainly on party lines. Moat Democrats voting - "aye 11 • Moat Republicans - "N~" Those..- against the rdlolutlon 11alntaln - a postconvention session will only be a lit polltlcal apectacle. ) rmbers, debating• with their eyes on the Presidential noe. ~ \ . ' - « ~ sena{lr'~c i(f:i!:,1 9c Congreaa still has ~-fk · ,.~~ , (f work to do. _)rlCl time to do if'jatte~he conventions. / )- SHIPS Warfare at sea - will be revolutionized by atomic energy. So says a report presented today - to the National academy o f Science. A revolution - a away from big ships. lccording to the report - anything larger than a destroyer uy be a sitting duck - 1f and when the next . war takes place. The sea, to be dominated by swarms or small boats - po•red by nuclear reactoraj )'E>ving - at tremendous apee~l• to dive - into the depths or the•••· A Jules Verne type or naval warfare - 1n whtch ••v fleets wlll hit and run. .A m11;11 or t~J battle• • thwagheat I.IN •••:..~ the surface - down to the ocean ' floor. Three dimensional warfare~ 1111M where victory may g o to 1ndiv1dual comandera - who know the terraln. ~ ' ·- n f L. ~ - _ ./ ~ -~~ - ~~ bls mountains and canyons - at the bottom or the •••• "T 1' A fOLlTlCS On the olitical acene here•••••• fro■ both cam p s:• ith the ~eaocrat1 it'• Butler ••r•u• fru■••• Paul Butler, Ue■ocratlc lational ~hairaan, cbaral•c. that H.S.T. has be•n tr7lng to gtt bi ■ •e■owt4. adding - he intend• to be hla part7•1 chair■aa - at c · o ■ ing conv1ntioa; al10 d•DJilg tbi r11■or \bat, h1'1 ••• trJl . ng to rig th1 oonYentlon • for, iennea,. On the iep111tlloaa slii - it• Mor\oa t••••• lockefell•r. fhru1,on oa, IO P latlonal ~ba ch arcing ioctelellltr with llelpiag th• Deaocrata, 1, all bis criticiaa ln1l1tlag at t.hi1 \l■• tbat •• ••i4 It spend more on deten••• Here• s a story that 1ound1 aa thouih it, ■igh\ out of •~obey U ict•. lta a stor7 featuring. an oll whaling , ort of lew !:tngland, and - a • 1 reat white whale•. Just like - Heraan lelvill•'• ta■o•■ DOYtl · ot tht •••• But hia is one that iahabita clow4laa4 lt 1 s a C-99 Strato-crei••• - baaed at BtlfoN, Jlas•achusett1; painted whit• - to ~••lat; racttoaot . itl,1. Benet its title - •toa, lhl\e lhalt. 1 Tb• ■taaton ot tile C-99 - to . ti, t.hMu1h \lat at . tatoaphel'e; teat.lag radio co111nuatcation1 - Hl1la abo•• \he earth. The plane, logging al■oat half• ■ llllo• ailes - in aev.en 1eara. low • oW.101:et.e, t-o be brot•• 11P• The last of - Bedford'• •great whit• •h•l••· eather note fro ■ St. Loui1 eouat,, Mia1ourl: A house with a tree-trunk through one wall. tornado, uprooting the tree - driwing it throu1h the hou1e like a s p ear. lornadoes - harraaaing ■oat of the Ml4- e ■\; iaaouri, lllinoi1, ,anaaa, Obio and Tea••••••• •ala, 10 heavy rivers are o••r thler bank1. Twentr \ho••••• acres flooded - southern lllinol1. And the weather••• 1111 - ao 111n of a l•t•IIP•