G v O D ~ V£NlNG ~V~RYBOUY: President ~ennedy did 1 a O t of ex P 1 a i n i n g - t o d ay • His easiest task - fielding quest i ons thrown at hi ■ bya visiting delegation of students from Brazil. The President, taking the ti ■e to clear up _ so ■e ot the odd ru ■ ors about the United States; like the Red line ot malarkey about A ■ er i ca being a land ot - exploited workers, and capitalists exploiters. Said he: - •that's fifty years out of date.• On another the President ducked for cover. LeaYing his press secretary to do the explaining. Have you beard about tLe letter fro ■ the lhite House that bo re this address: - •The Weekly Scotsaan, lorth Bridge, Edinburgh, Eng l and?• That word •England• - is now echoing through The Highlands. The Cambells, t h e MacDonalds, the MacLeans, the MacLarens, the Mac Tavishea and the MacGregors all say that even the President of he United States can't get away with an insult like that. IENNEDY - 2 -------- Oh yes, there's a quick explanation in Washington. Yistake due to - a presidential aide, and his na ■ e - it would be - Malcol ■ {ildutf. How's that for a Scottish moniker? And Malcolm Iilduff thought Edinburgh was in England. SECP ~:1 ,1.h Y 011'9 er the f'ew roreirn-tJorn ·n~r.ter~ r;f a l ' r~:; !. lr:nt !al c~binet. H~ ' s n n:1tlve of 1,nz l, Italy ,-f,t,. camo to thl3 country •s a an 1mA rican c 1 t !z~n - ar.:: tee a me Ma~·or o rt{._. To~ay - Jecretnry of Healtn , ~ducation ~nl Jelfare . \,J,,4:N,,i ...--c ........ -......"3't1~ S predecessors ~ ~ AlexandP.r Hamil ton - who w-·s ~n in the .-:est In ies , and became Washington's r~nt s~cretary of the Treasury . ~ Albert Gall tin oi' ~~ ·111tzerlan , · - ~ secretary Schurz of Germany - who made his !ls a journal 1st and soldier , rlurlnr the C ivi l ' .. ar , ~ later becomirl(' secretary o f the Interior - in the !.dminiatrutton of .iuti erforrl P. Ha:1e::; . h Oscar ~tI",lUS , "'. l~O Then t ern wn.; ~ .01 ~ from t of Commerc 1 1 under 'I' n ft . erm· ny - .:t:rre ary - ~ < ~ - .~,+,,1._i....,.1.,...+""""!!""l!'t1'1~~N.-'Ht"'""8't,y'fiJr· • 1 n1e rs ,l who m~ e roorl in .m 1.:rl~r• . Zo 1•oocl , VtA. they bec•ar:,~ - mun. ors of th~ J NEW GUINEA ---------- A settlement of the New Guinea dispute, we hears it's settled; although the Papuans are still to be heard from! The settle~ent is called a triuaph for American diplomacy. Key man in the hush-hush talks - Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker. The main provision of the Bunker plan - ~utch New Guinea, to be turned over to the U.H., lo admi~ister the territory for abou~ eight months - and then transfer it to the jurisdiction of Jakarta. As for the Papuans; huh - they are not considered. Jakarta says they'll have a right to vote on their own status in Nineteen Seventy. BERLIN tl ncce ~ routes to est Berlin , where uO ·iet d ' ment ,as en an on- t in , o' -again arfair - it now seems o o , -a ,- in . Soviet fighter planes - cri:;s - croasing the ir corri ors . F ylng in group formation ~ " Compelling ~ re allie< commanders to issue a ~ caution" warning - to their own pilots . t the same time, the East Germans have revived talk of - a separa e peacy treaty with Moscow . Ulbricht, once more threatening - to cancel western rights in West Berlin . Britain , • a.nee an( merica, again bracing for a test ~~ with the Kremlin . AI.DERIA . te1 1. ion in , 1,reri hay _ ,. !' e ,. - : it , t rele a ~ o O ! le oslem lea er. Last 1ght, w had t 1 e stor~ o . 1 1c... remier r ltamm~d Bou iaf ·t eing c tured - by the partisans o' Ben Bella . Today, Ben Bella ordered him ~ set free - as a conciliatory gesture. before his entrance into Alg iers on Thursiay. All o · Algeria , now waiting for the show down - between Ben Bella and Ben Kheda. ARKANSAS In Little Rock, the smart money ls on - 0rv1lle Faubus . The Governor, an adds-on favorite - to win this primary. Which would put him back 1n the State House - for an unprecedented fl f th term. The Democratic nomination, as good as an election - in Democrat ic Arkansas. Not one of the other candidates - is predicting victory. Their only hope, to win enough votes - to force a run-off. Which few Arkansan~think will happen. One or them 1s scoffing at the idea - candidate Faubus. INTEG RAT I ot The police chief of Albany, Geor ia - wants an injunction. He wants a federal co u rt to bar - any more integrationist demonstrations in th~city. The alternative, accordin g to race riot. Paurie Pritchett - ~ danger of a .,_..,,~;('he says that his department doesn't ha.ve the funds - to keep men on the job for an extended period. E A RTH Q UAK., The d e a th tollJ~l,~om b i a n th , ~1«'11 ear quaKe - more than forty. Number of injured - more than three hun red. ama g e - in the millions. ~ ~ ~Bo o~a and Cali ~ s h a k e n , ~ ~ several hundred towns in between. Hardest hit - ereira, where a shirt factory collapsed on top of several hundred workers. Thirteen killed, one hundred and twenty three injured - at the firs.t count. The final count - could go much higher. The city fathers won't know - until the last victim has been pulled from the rubble of Pereira. From the debris left by the worst earthquake to hit the Andes - in a decade . TRAIN The remarkable thing about that train wreck at / andalia, Illinois - the casualty 11st. You'd expect it to be horren d ous. After all, twelve cars of a P ennsylvania mail train - jumped the track. They clipped off telephone poles tk li k e match sticks . Carried away - an over head bridge. Turned an automobile - into a pile o" junk. And smashed into - three houses. - ~ s i x pePBette hurt '- none seriously. - ) How - for those of Jou who 1 P ay the stock ■ arket- the following •hares ■ ay ■ oon be unobtainable - lorthera Bells, Coaetoct Tunnel, Sunburat Peat. lather poetic naaes for stocta handled by the San rranciaco •iniq Exchange. But, the S I C is try ia1 to put the ta■oua ■ ining exchange at the Golden Gate - out of busineaa, saying lorthern Belle, Co ■atoct Tunnel and Sunburat Peat are onl7 good for paperiag your wall - if you want pictureaque ■ inia& ■ toot on 7our wall. ! have ao■e oa oa• ot ■ iae: - The Saa fraaciaco liaia1 exchange••• louaded duriag the Califoraia Gold Boo■; tollowia1 the gold ruah of ~tort7-ni••• - th• daJ• of the lother Lode - and th• Co ■ stoct Bonaa1a,wh•• ao■e shares Ju■p•d fro■ a di ■e - to thousand• of dollars. la Ei1h.t,••• I•~•--•• a seat on the San franciaco Mining exchange - coat forty-three thoe•and dollars; with eYer1 aeat tat••• Then, the gold beca■e lea• and leaa. ilso only STOClS - 2 ----- old stocks - pluaaeting back fro■ thousands of dollar• to a few cents. And now, the SIC aaya it'• ti ■• to close dowa/ the historic San rrancisco Minin1 Exchange and put an end to trading in - lorthern Bella, Coaatock Tunnel, and Saaburat Peat. RT Over in J.on1 on , l[')r ~·aJeJty ' s •overnment i s :Jt ill worriel nt out - art. That i s , ~rirre Vinist er M ac ~ ill a n is etermine to prevent , :iOme r u d y Am eri can - 'rom runnin g off w i th another masterp iece. ~i6' This ~ - "The Ma d onna an d child A ... A n n" by Leon a r d o Da Vine 1. The Leonardo canva~up ' ~ - by The R o yal Academ~J{ie pric~ tag - a cool with S t. for sale million poun d s sterlin g . - -+L-- The fear in Britai~- that some well heeled American bider would get there first with a certified check. Result - the Prime Minister, bowing to public pressur~ ;felling the Commons today - that the money for the Leonardo will come 'rom the British Treasury. ~ ~~ Jftt\ ~ · Al How often the M P's interrupt politics and diplomacy - to I- A ~ ~ ; . ; f ; M I , talk a b out ~olri masters, j. ~ / I - , - ~ ~j~ ~~