L. T. OLDS FISHER:- TUESDAY, AUGUST 20. 1963 Good Evening Everybody• In Hazletort. Pertrtaylvartla - tl,e race I• 011 A race - •1111 deatla. Rescuer• . drllll•g fra,atlcally alo11galde t1ae altaft ,,. •lticll t1ae t1ar•• •l••r• Tlaey ll•o• tl,at t•o are • till alive ; for t1ae l•o are able lo co11111111J1icate .,.,,. tlte ••rface. TIie tlalrd 111l11er at,t,ear• to be - ••co11clo1u . At leaat. 1a I• vole e Ila••' I bee11 lteard - for • 0111e It 011r•. Tit• l,o t,e 110• i• tltal tl,e reac11er• ca11 drill tl,ro11g1a by 111id111g1at - or t1ae ••-ly l,011r• of lo111orro• Tlae •orll goe• 011 ill Ille ,,. id• t of tl,e table a• ., · • kn o., s o • e II . t II • • c •,. • • t • ,,. I•• • It aft at a time of traged y. Fa111ilie• a11d frie11ds. •aili•g for •ord of tlte ,,..,. trat,t,ed belo111. KENNEDY President Ken11edy stressed tllre e "Oiflts at today'• ,ae.,s conference·- First - tll e nuclear Test Ban Tre•ty. a,l,lcl, lie again stro,agly defe,aded. for reasons ••'ve already lleard. to go baclt to testi,ag if t1,e Soviet UNION violates tie agree••" t. to ,rod II• Bo••• to get 011 •Ult tl,e Ad•l,elstrat1011 Bill. llr. K••••dy l•r••d forelg11 aid - • ltey lo oa,r flglil tlae •ay lie 1>11t ii. Tllird - Civil Rigllts, a,laicll Ille Preside11t co11siders the ,r11mber o•e crisis before tl,e Natlofl. As for tlte march - o" WasliiNgto11. He's "ret>ared to •eet - tl,e leaders o tl,e mare II . NUCLEAR Doc tor Ed••rd Teller - ••• co,aa I•,.,., tod•y . TIie genius of Ille Hydrogen Bomb II•• ••Id all •loflg - tll•t atomic testiNg ,,. tlae •tMoat,la•r• alao•ltl co,tll•••· believes, deMaNd t,,., •• imt,rove oa,r def••••• •6•1•• t So . Doctor Teller co,.tl•••• to ot,t,o•• Ille N•c lear Tes I B•• Treaty. telllfl6 S•••te i•v•• tlg•tor• ll,•I ti,• •gr••"'•"' •cl••lly I• f•vor• file to ll,e Sovl•t U,aio" ••ti ••f•vora6I• - to II• U•ll•II Sl•t•• . "A tlre•llf•I ••ti lr•1lc "''•'•"•" - ••itl '"• •toMlc acl••ll•I. DISARMAMENT FOLLOW NUCLEAh Meanwhile, the d1piomats are moving beyond the nuclear Test Ban Treaty - to further issues between East and West. The first on whtch ~ there may be real progress - that question of establishing observational posts on both sides of the Iron Curtain. Sovtet sources in Geneva - are making opttmisttc remarks about the plan. They say that Khrushchev is prepared to accept - min stationary observers on Soviet - - - -- BOU. StaUonary~allowed freedom of movement inside ,,< the Soviet Unton. We wanted mobile teams• to check troops and weapana. But our experts are convinced - that stationary posts would be better than nothing. In return, Khrushchev ts said to be dropptng his demand - tor an atom-tree zone in Central Europe. We've already sald "no" to t~is • because 1!t would leave the Soviets with a big superrorlty 1n conventional weapons. IIIDDLB BAS 'I' 'l'le tlecl•io• &y l•r•el to ••• for • -••11•6 of tie U. N. Sec•rily Co••c ii - follo•s Ila• ••• •r•,llo• of 11lole•c• elo•g Ille &order •Ula Syria. Syrl•• J•I Pl•••• - flglall•g aero•• tie slty. Al•o ,ro••' fore••• clo•ll•g •6•1•. A•oller ••dtletl crl• I• - ot o•• of II• •orl''• KBRUSIICBBV l •o•der If yo• c•• ,., ••• •lio ••• • f•• f•g toll•y - •t tl,e Belgr•d• •lrJort? Not - • lllfflc•lt ..... 110 ... M•o'a ••• ••• co••l'lc•o•• ly •••••t •• tl,e Jet fro• Mo•co• roll•ll to • •tot,. NIIIII• - ••••••, 6ro•flly . l,fa K••• I • I II, • •••r l,•g. 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