V • l I NG i - Y b D Y : ice-rresi ent ixon - to fly l o £40 cow. 1 h ere - he will o p en t h Am erican ex ibition in July. So announced - by resident Eisenhower, today. This country and the Soviets are ha ving - a sort of exchange of exhibitions. The Aussians - to put on a sh ow at the New York Coliseum. The U.S.A. - doing t h e same ort of tr.in at okol Niki. rk, in ■ oscow. ~ resident Eisenhower calls this exchan e - a "ho~eful approac1 " to mutual un d erstandin g . V ice ' resi ent, ixon - to r eµ resent the United tates in the "ho p eful ap p roach.• We hear there is a : ossibility t ha t 4 or 5 million eople - from 11 ~ rts of t he USSR - will se e our A e rican exh ibition - all our 1 test cars, farm a c inery, odel inex ensive o me , our c l ot h ~ s - ~ n · nearl y e verythin, you can t h ink of. • h ar f ro m eo. ll n a nd Ab bott :i as b urn of t e S l • HERTER Word from Wa s hington, that Acting Secretary of State Christian Herter - is having a medical check-up. At the suggestion - of the White Rouse. It is noted significantly - that he'll be examined by a specialist on arthritis. The Under-Secretary -- long handicapped physically by that malady. Obviously, thia med1c~1 check-up is to be related to the a 1 g eupposition - that Christian Herter will succeed John Poster Dulles as our Secretary of State. AIR CORRIDER London reports - British objections to those American high level fl i ghts along the Berlin air corridors. About which- the Soviets are complaining. The British don't recognize the ten thousand foot ceiling - the Russians are trying to impose. But think - the high level flights are what tonight's London dispatch calls, "an unnecessary provocation of the Soviets." that Provocation " " ' won't help the forthcoming Bast-West conference of the Foreign Ministers. British representations - made in washington,yesterday. Not a iul"lll81 protest, saye London - but a sort or remonstrance. Today, at the State Department in Washington, Spokenu1n1 minimized the reports ot British-Allerican Lincoln White •Mdba•tm••- • .,_,_,._ ► M81••• f\ disagreement. baJOGW~IIIIIJU---♦@k► ORDIJar_,,-ctkt6 ..I . . . , , . ' • Meanwhile an American protest - following a ligh level flight by a big U.S. Air Force plane. )fhich was endangered by Russian fighters. Yesterday, the first report was merely - that Russian jets had "escorted" the giant Amerio plane. But now, the charge of - 'bangeroua harraseing tactics." AIR CORRIDOR - 2 Secretary of Defense Neil McElroy, today, explained - the reason for the high level flighte. Saying - it was more econ0111cal to fly our giant transports at alt1tud:t-',§"twenty-t1 thousand feet. And adding: "It is our right to uee the corridor at whatever altitude we choose." ITALY In Home, tonight, the Italian Senate voted an okay - for American missile bases in Italy. The decision - coming at the end of an angry debate, which lasted for three days. The Cot11DUnists - bitterly hostile to the treaty tetween the United States and Italy. Which provides - for b&xtt■x Jupiter , missiles in Italian territory. Intennediate range rockets - capable ot reaching all the Red satellites and a large segment ot Russia proper. Some ot the Jupiters - have already arrived at Italian bases. ,0-, 1 1 Yo4ie a foNSoRI eoReltteioR. 'fhe ItlaliM Taking a classical view, you might say - the Roman Senate voted in favor ot Jupiter. Which the Roman Senate did many a time, no doubt - two thousand odd years ago. CLARE BOOTH LUCE Lively debate in the Senate, today - following opposition to the nomination of Mre. Clare Booth Luce, as u.s. Ambassador {lt--a..., to Brazil. -t!lllt- Comtni ttee hearing 1111- Mrs. Luce was ,.., taxed with remarks she made in a political speech. When she declared - that former President Franklin D. Roosevelt "lied us into war." " AnbtNFl11B=thi1 11,~w ta ;cat~•••-. lhe conceded the remark might have been "intemperate.n But she wouldn't retract the statement - that F.D.R. promised the people that we would not get into the war. WheQ, in tact - he was planning J to take us in. on the• Senate floor. today, Mrs. LUce was defended by Republican leader, Senator Dirksen of Illinois. While Democratic leader, Senator Mike Mansfield of Montana, predicted - that the nomination of the lady diplomat would be confirmed by a large margin. CUBAN PLANE At Miami, tmauthorities are questioning four Cuban fugitives - who hi-jacked an airliner F'orcing the pilot - to change course, and f l y ~ to Florida. The four - giving an account that certainly has eiements of a hair-raising thriller. Three of the four - brothers. All 9f th• - formerly in the service of the fallen Dictator, Batista. Three of them - former members of the Batista Secret Police. 'l'hey say - they were prisoners in La Cabana Fortress, awaiting tr1a1 5 ,,.Atnong other captives-~ court-martial, and possibly firing squads. The fugitives declaring - they surely would have been executed. _xi - they hadn't escaped. How the~· escape from La Cabana Fortress - is not explained. Nor - how they managed to get aboard a Cuban airliner, bound for the Isle of Pines. But the plane had hardly taken off, with twenty-two persons aboard - when the four drew Pistols and overpowered the airliner crew. Disarming - a , ) young corporal in Fidel Castro's army. CUBAN PLAD - 2 With a gun at his head, the pilot did aa he was told. They wanted him to tly to the Doaa1ntcan Republic - where Batista now lives in exile. But the pilot said - he hadn't enough gaa tor that. "'ftlen fly to IUaai," they told ~If _ 1o an4 he did. Aboard the airliner - ti ve Allericana. lfho aa, - the tour hi-Jackers looked nenoua, jitter,. ait they carried out their plan - and are 1n N1•1 tonight. 'lhaJ ■1ght call on cutro, llho 11 in waahlngtonl SUIMAY A large New York headline, theae days - private intereata ottering to purchase the subway system. Another proposal - cOlling 1n, today,.,~111q the metropol1a - "V• • d like to buy your aubllay." Right now, the network ot tubea, owned by the CitJ, 11 operated by a lranait Authority. With plenty ot coaplainta - tr011 the 1traphangers. Subway care , - J - d . Stationa - dirt,. Which raiaea the poa•ibility - ·that operation on a private coaaercial ba1i1 aight, perhap1, be better. llncf! the intereat wn, acae daJ• ago, lvdt an otter WU ude by o. Roy Chalk, 011111r ot the tranait IJltell in Vuh1ngton. D.C.. Vtio aaid - he Id buy the lew York IUMJI, it he could raiae the tares. PlentJ ot oppoaition to that - and he amended hia proposal. Guaranteeing the fifteen cent tare - but requiring a 1ix and one-hi.lt per cent prot1t, guaranteed by the City. TodaJ 1 8 I If I :~otter - trom the South. Made by R.B.Duua ~ - li ~ lner, a tinancier ot Jackson, Ni11ieaipp1, .Jfho rune - SUllllt - 2 a long string or enterprises. 'nle "Southem 1nterests" have not yet c01Jl8 up with details. llerely saying, "they'd like to buy the multi-■1111on dollar subway and bus ayete■• With - no hike in the current rares. -~- Intereat1ng !(f 11111ie11pp1 wre to take onr the trana1t 111te■ ot •• York. COOlfWBIT Bere•s royal news - but a little disconcerting. A cast in the Queen•a lett eye. Her Majesty - a bit croaa-eyed. At Montreal, the police have iaaued a wam1ng - look tor the detect in the royal peeper. Which •111 help Jou to tell a ne• counterteit Canadian ten dollar bill. 1 wave ot apur1ou1 IIOMJ - circulating in the Province of Quebec. 'nle phoneJ ten dollar bill• - al1101t perteot. lxoept - tor one thing. '!he p1ctUN of the Queen - having a flu. l tell-tale 1ign - the cast in Ber )laJeatJ 1 • left ere.