GOO
D
EVE
lNu EV~RYBODY:
Today's announcement ab
o
ut
Administration
•
~iplomacy
- is what was expected.
The
P
resident
said
during the campaign that he
wants more emphasis on
negotiations at a lower level than the Summit.
Bow
Secretary
of State Busk announces this - as official
olicy.
So there won't be any rush by •r. ~ennedy - to
meet
with Khrushchev.
The American
resident, to
wait
until the ground has been prepared by our diplo~ata;
starting
- with the Secretary of State; with more
responsibility given to Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson
in
Moscow.
•
tomorrow.
The
firing
s
q
uads
will
be back at
w
ork in
Cuba
-
So stated by a
Castro
aide - referrin to the
summ
a
ry executionJ of accuaed counter-Revolutionaries.
C
astro suspended the judicial murders - on Friday.
Ap
p
arently as a gesture to - the new American President.
Just
what
impression the bearded Dictator hoped to
make in
ashington - isn't clear.
Even Castro could hardly
have
thought tnat a weekend lull in the reign of terror - would
change Mr. Kennedy's opinion of the tyranny
now dominatin1
Cuba.
Anyway - the lull is ending.
For Cub a -
more
Castro terror.
A dispatch from
Luang
P
rabang tells one
ot
those
sardonic sturies - htat pop up in the news every
10
o~ten.
Communist
troops
were
moving up in Laos -
ar■ed
with the latest Soviet weapons.
Their
Commander, a
Colonel - es
pe
cially trained for
jungle
warfare.
The Colonel,
leading his men through the jungle
- toward
Luang
Prabang.
Suddenly -
a
thunderous
roar
just
ahead.
A
giant
t
:
ger came bounding across -
an
open space.
liurling
itself -
on
the ~olonel.
bowling
his over - clawing
hi ■
to death.
The
Communist t~oopa
- fleeing
in
terror
from
one
of
the historic
danger•
of Laos.
The
tiger - disappearing
with
his
victim.
The only thing
left
- the Colonel's au~oma ic
pistol,
which he
g
ot
half way
out
of
its ca e just
before
the
ti
g
er wa
u
po
n
hi ■•
NE
GUINEA
-.---------
The Uutc
believe
t
l
e next c l
l
i ion
between
Eas
t
a
n
d \:est
- will
t
a
ke
1
J
l ce in
1
ew
Guine
a
.
The
Hat;
ue
is
re
.
o
rt
ed
braced for
an lndonesian
att
a
ck - on that
vast
isl
a
nd off the north coast of
Australia;
an
attack
- su
pp
orted by
Moscow.
Indonesia
has
been
claiming
the
Dutch half of New Guinea -
ever
since
Java,
Sumatra,
borneo
and
the rest of Indonesia shook
off Holland.
10w
Jakarta is said to be ready to
enforce
its claim to huge New Guinea with the aid of 8oviet
destroyers,
torpedo boats, submarines and planes.
Actually
New Guinea is rot even
a
close
geographical
neighbor to Indonesia.
It is
more
closely
related to
Australia.
ISRAEL
--------
In I
rr
1 -
th
e
e
n
d
o
t
e"
vo
"
d
is ute that
.tinist r Ben
split
th
I r
li Ca
inet
u
ri~thr
ea
t
e
n
to
r
e
i
g
n.
-
.
n
ri
me
"1
T
c
"Lavon
T
he
A
ff
a
i
r " -
very
hush -
h
ush •
id
to
be
connected
with
-
an
es
p
iona
e
ring o
.
eratin
g
in Cairo.
Isra li
p
i
e
s,
captured
-
an
executed
.
Ban
Gurion
de
n
unced
Lavon
-
and criticized the committee
that
cleared him.
H
e
nce -
the bitter
fi
gh
t
inside
the
Cabinet.
~
di
n
g
today
-
with
.I
Ben Gurion
appologizin
to the Committee.
T e
end oft
e
New
York
T
rans
·
ort
trike
seems
to b
e
a
t r
i
um
p
h
f
or 11!
e
new
ministration.
Gecretary
of
Labor Goldberg
c
ame
to
New York
- for
a
round-the-
clock discussions;
an
that settlement -
as you no
doubt know -
·
•
as
r
_
ached
- early this
morning.
The
key
dis u
e
between Labor
m
d
anagement
- to be
submitted
to
a
special ihite
House Commis
s
ion.
Meanwhile,
the tugs an
ferries - are running again.
So
are
- the trains.
New York -
etting back to
normal.
Y
B
U
------
H
ou
·
·
liens
t
o
aa
r
bu
f
d
- the
o r
e.t
ic
of
t
e
o
u
a
urn
a
ar
d
e
ore
a
clo
se
~
et
in
the
R
ule
o
mmit
t
e
e
.
t
o
'
e
n
d
is
1
a
n
or
e
n
r in
g
e
idea -
to
n
ut
mor
Liberals on
t
at Committ
e
e.
Get Ke
nnedy l
eg
is
lat
ion
out
of the
omm
ittee - onto
the
loor of the
House more
uickly.
Te
e
ublic ns,
s
tron
gly
o
osin the
Rayburn
idea - at
to
ay
'
e
e
ti ng.
Lib
e
ral
Re
_
ublic
a
n
s
had been
p
r
edi
cting -
fourty
votes
f
or the
S
p
eaker
vhen the
House
votes on his motion.
Now
the
re ic
ti
on is - about twen~
in
favor
of
enlar
in
g
the Rules Committee.
" r . Sam",
g
etting
only half
the
Re
pu
blican u
port
-
he had
ex
ect
e
d.
'
. s
.
~
'
--
urin
u
he
nne
t
ly
·
:n
ini
·
tr
,
ion
,
·
resi
d
e tial
~
s
~
onferences wlll
l
a
st
-
a
lo
n
g
the
1
e
s
en
w
nt.
O
r,
le
a
~
t
until
enior
e
sm
a
n,
a
rvin
A
rrowsmit
h
of
the
ssociated
res
s
-
de
cides to call
a
halt
by
thankin the
resi
ent
in
the
name
d
the
g
rou
p
.
T
h
is
will
be
a a
e
a
rture from
the
E
isenho
w
er
system
-
of
thirty-
m
inute
news
c
nfe
re
ncee.
bite
House
ress Secretary
Salinger
adds
- that
'r
esident
Kennedy intends
to meet newsmen every
We
dnesday -
that
is
Presidential business
p
ermitting.
I
el
0
t1e
f
i
r
a
0
t
TOG
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(
ci
.
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i
t
o
..
a
vy
e
n
·,'e
r
s
in
II
hat
,
a
i
n
?
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o
itv
b
i
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carr
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-
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ed
b
y
ba
d
l
u
c
L
a
t
..
y'
she
A
.
i
d
e-
s
wi
e
d
a
i
r,
h
t
e
r -
of
t
h
e
i
r
i
ia
Co
s
t.
I
n Ju:,
s
tx
o
f
he
r
p
ilot
s were
ille
d
-
·
hen th
e
y cra
s
h
ed
attem
tin
g
to
1 n
d
.
Two othe
r p
ilot
w
ere lost
-
w
hen
th
ey
a
i
le
to
m
k
e it
b
..
c
to
th
e
carr
ie
r.
To
d
ay's acci
d
ent -
the
w
or
s
t
o
f
al
l.
A
fire,
e
ru
p
ting
f
ar
below decks
-
as the "
S
ARATOGA" cruised
off
Greece.
C
use
-
a
broken
oil
line.
Th
e
blaze, flaring
out
of
control - fort o hours.
Fillin the shi
p
-
with
d
ense black smo
k
e.
The toll
-
seven dea
d
.
Asphjxiated
by
the smoke.
The fire - finnalijr
p
ut
out.
The
carrier,
makin
g
it to
Phaleron Bay
near Athens
- un
d
er
her
own
o
w
er.
A
lave.
l
Boa
r
d
of
~ -
t·
'.
In
q
uiry
l
1nve
s
1ga~1ng.
....
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.
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,
i
l to
·
t
o
hi
n
u
n u
u
1/
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o
t
t
-
~
i
c
r
,
o
tu
·
1
i
n
h
d
o
v
.t
r
e
1
on
V
ry
..
lo
s
l
e
1n
t
e
·
or
ld.
B
ut
th
e
C
e
o
f
F
r
a
ul
ein
Gr
ta
H
nz
e
l
-
i
s
ome
n
e
cial.
L
s
t
r
"
G
reta
e
nt
s
iiin
g
-
l
o
t
a
s
i
l
v
e
r
bra
cel
e
t
s
o
m
ew ere
in
the
mount
a
ins.
A
ny
i
ea
o
f
se
arc
hi
n
for
th
br celet
-
was
hopele:;s.
G
reta
had
c
overed
too
many
miles
-
out
there
in
the
:
iss
A
ls.
'
hich
brin
s
us
d
own
to -
today's spill.
tumbling through the snow - in a
pinw~eel
of
arms
and
Greta,
legs.
Stopped
f
rom
sliding
down
the
slope
-
by
a
bush.
Gre
ta,
bruised
and
shaken
-
by
the
spill.
But
she
felt
lot bett
er
- a
moment
later.
Pushin
g
h
erself
up -
she
felt
something hard
under
her mitten.
G
ruubbin
g
say
the
snow -
f
in
din
sh
et
lost
a year
ag
o.
~
You've guessed
it.
the
silver bracelet
1
et'
'
s
li
i
n
t
e
r
t
in
rv
t
i
o
n -
"T
h
e
'J
o
r
i
v
e
1
f
-
r
a
1
i ·
1
1
·
on
of
th
e
b
1
"
o
ute
i.
o
lves
.
t
he
n-
x
i
te
nc
e of the
tr
an cen
d
en
t
1
unity of
a
pe
rce
;
)
t
i
on
in
nti
n
t
e
r
ms
."
i
h
at
d
o
es
i
t
me
a
n?
i
ell,
I'
d
te
t
o t
r
t
o
n
s _
r
t
ho
t -
c
o
n
s
i erin
g
that
a
lot of
h
ilo
so
h
er
s
a
r
e
baf l
ed
by
it
.
il
ny
wa
y -
h
ere's t
h
e story.
In
.donn,
est u
e
rm
a
ny,
they've just
iscov
e
red
a
h
idaen
c
a
che of books an
ma
nuscri
p
ts
-
by the
hiloso her
egel.
id
d
en durin
g
t
h
e
w
ar,
i
s
covered
to
a
y -
by construction workers in a
bas
ement of a
university building.
Hegel - one
of
th
e
great
e
st
t
h
inker
s
o
f
modern times.
Also - one of the most
ifficult.
A
ominent influence b
e
hind -
a
rx
a
nd
~tzsche.
An ue
g
elian
l e
al
i
s
m - is po
p
ul
a
r to
d
ay in
t
h
e United St
a
tes.
But
w
h
at
it all
m
e
a
ns - that's
a
n9ther matter.
s you can jud
g
e -
V
ick - from
e
g
el'a
remar
k
abo
ut: "The
ro
g
res
s
iv
e
self-reali
~a
tion of the
Absolute,
m
s
o on.
•
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of
d
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ai
n
tin
'
or
t
he
'
i
te
Hous
•
e y
,
a
tron
of
c
ulture
-
a
n
xious
to
hang
s
ome
g
oo
canvasses on
the walls
of
er ne
res
id
enc
e.
The
F
ir
t
La
d
y
-
espe
ci
a
l
l
y int
e
reste
d
in the
liorks
of
A
ri
c
a
n
artis
t
s
.
She
'l
l discus
er choices -
a
t
tomo
rro '
s t lks
.
Ho, does
the
Preside
nt
f
el
-
a
b
out
a
rt?
Ex
-s
i
lor
John
nne
y
has
as
1<
ed
r
.
e
nnedy
to
f
in
-
a
rousing
ictur
e
of
a
nav
1
battl
.
M
a
n
·1
h
i
1
e
,
the
K
e
nnedys
ar
e
lre
· admiring
-
one
new
ar
ti tic
ac
uisit
i
on
.
·
ct o
~
the
aintin
,
P
.
ro
p
riate -
th
e
j,
e
nnedy In
a
u
&
ur
ti!R.
,,
The a rtis
.j,
r th
r
unusual -
n
d L
e
r
Xavi
e
r
u
,a
t.
- LTP.1961.01.23i.pdf
- LTP.1961.01.23ii.pdf