IPIQPI That blg eledllon Tlotory by the Mayor ot We•t _ Berlin - what doe, 1t mean! Apparen\ly ~ e«.4_±iz. tt .,. - ~-i . c.~ w .... i~ t ~ c.? fl\.. ,-{ec 4 \ vr- e.o•.._ M~l••• alteat)(Chancellor Adenauer. a r1t, The Weel Gerqa•, fearful of a•*•- 1n the Atlantic I\ , A::. \ Alliance - that ■ l&hl d1 ■ 1nteh A■erlcan influence 1n lurope. The v.oter• ot Veet Berlin, 1otn1 • • • 0Terwhel■ ln111 for lhetr Nayer - beoau ■ e 1'1117 Braad, 1tand1 for etron1 Ile ■ brld11n1 the Atlantlo. •o 1 . tte11i& to face loTtel •11re111on under the leadereblp of rranoe - rather than A■ erloa. And Ital7 •111 have to take a etan4 - on the ea ■e 111ue. Preetdent Segni, d11 ■ olTln1 the ao■e P8rl1aaent - ■ettlng April••• twent1-el1h,h - - •• eleotlon day. IIZAIAPVlt The welcome glven to the Preelden, of /ila!t •,uau1,uou••• Venesuela/\by the peo~le of Puerto Rloo - l•••t•m A That•• the word ln the dl1patoh. n~,.,.,...,... • . -_:::,; ~,;r-~ thou1and people a t ~ alrpor, - when Prealdent Betan~ourt arrlYed. flfty thoueand, llnlng the 1treet1, cheering and wavtn1 flage. The blgge1t and wllde ■ t ••loo•• • V•n,uelan tlaat any vl1ltlng dl&nltary ha• ever reoelYed - ln Puerto Bloo. What about the 11,uatloa - ln Oaraoael Preeldent Be,anoout 1ay1 that hl1 ao•erueat 11 ■ table enou1b - to protect Veu•uela fro■ the Bede. And he'e confldeDI ..._. the Y.enesuelan people wtll eupport - conetltutlonal 1o•ernaeat. 1191iA~l lext atop for the bighjacked •Aazoa-tegui• - Belea, tbe Brazilian port at the aoutb of the Aaason. Destro7ers, abeparding the Venezuelan freighter down the coast to the Brasil seaport, ■ atiag sure that the Reda in control 4oa•t turn toward the open sea and don't atteapt to aail tlarougb the naval cordon - to Cuba. Thie loot• like the end of the episode that -~egan laat Tuesday, when Rede in the ere• broagbt oat 1uaa aad toot oYer tbe sbip. Tbea follo•ed aa air- and-••• aearcb aero•• the Caribbean dariDI wbicb aD &aerican laYJ patrol plaae waa tbe first to spot the highjacked freighter off the aorth coast of Brazil. QVIA Today•e te1t1aoa7 on Cuba reault1 ln a balanced ploture - ot oom■unl•• ln thl• he ■ lapbere. ,e111n1 belng already a, work ln Latln Amerlca - notably ln Venesuela.-- the La,1n Aaerloan oountrlea are developlna - workable antl-co■■unlal teohnlquea. Aaa1a,ant Won•- 1n danger of a Red takeover. The"•••••• Secretary of llate, awamlng up wl,h the worda:- ••o country now •e••• llkelJ to •uccoab ln the for1eaable tulure.• lleanwhlle, deaande a . re getting louder on Ca p itol Bill - that we do ■ oaethln1 about the United latlon• pro~eot for Caetro' • Cuba.) •11• eu 4Ad--- ✓ t•H ,,..- ~~poneored by the u.1. epeola l rund. Whet really r a nkle• 1n Con1r•••• 11 that forty per cent of the money of the rund - come• from Uncle Se ■• 41414 Al lea1t one Atrlcan natloa may break ~ ,4;J>loaat1c relatlone - with Re4 Bulgarla Ohana, r. e-1 .;;.ii:a., ~ - ~ - c ~ ""J..... ~ ;\1eetlln1 with antl-co-unlea - after hearlng report• bJ tho1e 1tu4ente who were expelled froa lofla. Bouahed up by the Bed pollce - for atteaptlng to tor• an African Student• Unloa. lotla clal•• ~ ~ J i about 1, retort brla11 the~•• A 1n bell•••••• la~haaa "Ml there wae nothing raclal - Merely - polltlcal. Whlch Aoora - 1 tcPtanta1tlo to be Aaba1aa4or, who returned hoae wlth tbe etudeat1: - ••• know r~clal prejudloe wbea we run tnto lt; an4 we ran lnto 11 ln Bu11arta. 1 @AYJIZS If you happen to be a loYlet clttsen, and a erltlc of the SoT1et ~o•ernaent - you'll probably be an 81Jlu■• declared ln1a . ne. _.,nd " packed oft to ' / I ~ - The Kre ■ lla;( perfecting a new teobalque - aceordlq to Kre■ 11ao10111t1 ln London and Parle. Stalin u ■ ed to •boot ' b111 oppoaea,,. _ W-tuc ~ ~ - l i..s,/ . nru■hch■Y prater, th■ 1traigh\iackel. ~ ' 1.4~~ ~halt a dosen tl••• ~ ln the pa1t couple of rear,. Bl• la . teat vlotla - \wo wrttera who publl1he4 •• ,1,ea OD hll re1l ■e. Publlahed tbea abroad - needleee to 1ay. Toal1bl, Yalery laral ■ and Valea,,n OYeobkla - are both ln padded ce111. RJYAIQI An I1rae11 court elttlng 1n Jerueal•• - ~;:i yv\,\ Jj , VUA.IJ/ lnevltably reoa111 the w11dom of Soloion. A.. !:a - /I v W ••1• of ancient Ierael had to decide , ,-. the owner1blp ~ ~J of ".'-! beby / . . ~ ; - , - J 1 ; ;;:1 to dlTlde tbe ohlld wUh a •word ~ r ~ , . , ·tbit true ■other) ,,fbe wo■en - who refu ■ed to lei tbe 3ud1e■eni of loloaon be executed. I 1rae1 Tbe 3ud1e1 of modern ~••••t were i , X wlth a d1Yoroe oaae. Bow to 1at11t1 both an •11r1eved wlfe - and the other wo■an, who wanted a na ■e for her lafaat. The judgement of the I1rae11 court - goe, llte th11:- The hueband, to 4l•oroe - ~ hl1 wlte - te ■porar11J • . _ ■arry the other woaan - - - - - , '\ ie■ porarlly. In fact, nnly tor a etngle day. - - - - - Juet long enough - tor the baby to be na■ed. Then, he'll get a 1eo o nd divorce - and !!•arry h11 wlte! Tbl11 plan. a ,..,- reeeble to everybody lnYolved. ~ rncludlng the wlfe. Indeed - a judgement worthy of Solomon. PLOT c ~\R-tiJ- A ~~ -f0~ ,f/ Here•e{an arletocrat1c rrenoh name - Paul• Bou11ou1e, de Littiao. ~ ~ c h a r a c l e r ) Lo out of Balsac?--. . Jlas...,-t-ft'OUM.,_...,..o-t:u~~ ,Paule Roueeoulet 4e L1fflac - 11 a 4efendan, ln the plo,t to klll de Gaulle. The gal wlth lbe iia:tfv, . a ~ ' ( ~ name - acou ■ed ot · beln1 the 10-belwee~ /■ aging ■e e 1a1e1 from the dl1atfected rrenoh Ar■J otflcer1 - lo the no,orlou1 'Nan with the Limp.• -t-~ -17\l, 1 j · 1 Jiuu\ J . Geo~1•• va,1n - who we ■ 1u~po1ecf~o be,Athe a11a111n. The plot, broken up - before de Gaulle'• motorcade ~•••ed bJ. The 'Kan wi,h the Liap• - dl1appe a rin1. The Peri ■ 1eour1t1 polloe/ MV- lnterro1a,in1 - Paule aou11oulet de tifflao. . I I __ tf.:;.b ___ _ n r w en r · e l f 0 . ~ 0 ... . - .. . . e _ a a n r ' e. e g e i · o er r a C. w .. n a rai ':: OD t • i a rday sa hey' s - ' eir n h in: e r b W a m e .. r _~ s e to s a u t e if the me rm Ber Ma · es y e ueen. I ~ t w c.u_d enry e Eig t a le all n 8 ne wou 58 y ! • • · t ei a E ~ An e r ya ommand was never ~ . l 0 e - in T dor e ' n To.-e ill, C • f f with their ee. ' " . f!1Q1 I sup p ose that no one has a bett ~ r ri ght to quot e this adage of aviation that Bil l O'Keefe f Half Moon Bay, California. •There are only two kinds of pilots - those who have landed with their wheels up, and those who are going to•. Bill, bringing his light plane in for a peJfect landing - at Half Moon Bay Airport. So he was shocked in ■ ore ways that one - when bis p lane hit with a tbu■ p. Skidded - fifty yards. Ending up as a pile of junk. The last of a forty-five thousand dollars aircraft. Bill walked away - unhurt. The latest pilot to try a landing with his wheels up.