ISRAEL Israel charges - the Syrians murdered the w i fe of the Brit i sh Air Attache to Israe l . Mrs. Mary Joyce Doran - whose body was found, early today, near the Syrian border. The ev jd ence shows - that Mrs. Doran was vacationing at a rest home operated by Italian nuns in northern Israel. Near the rest home are ancient ruins, north of Capernaum, the ~~~ town"-so well known in the Gospels. The wife of the British Air Attache went out for a sightseeing walk to them ruins. ) Wfien - she was shot down by machine-gun fire. The Israelis declare - three cartridge cases, with Syrian marking, were found near the body. Together with footprints - of two barefoot men. The tracks - leading across the Syrian border. Israel, today, made a strong protest, complaining to the United Nations. CYPRU S The British on Cyprus report - they trapped an : lled the number two leade r of the anti-Br t sh under g round. - the The late st A i n a new d -i ve a g ainst~terrorist s . The Ch i ef of the underground - Colonel George Grivas, whom the Br i tish have been trying to catch for years - in vain. Second only to Grivas - Kyriakos Matsis, chief of insurgents in 111!1-- northern 1JiJ1 Cyprus. Today's dispatch relates how the British got a tip - that the hideaway of Matsis was in a bungalow outside a Cypriot village. Soldiers raided the place. They searched the bungalow - and discovered a slab of concrete under a bedroom floor. They pried open the concrete, and under it - the hideout. Whereupon they shouted down into the subterranean cell - a call to surrender. Two men came up, members of the underground. Neither of them - the much hunted Matsis. The British shouted again i nto the hideaway. Calling 11 Is Mat sis in there? 11 Silence, no reply. Whereupon they CYPRUS - 2 thre~ two hand renade~ nto the hideaway. Two v i olen t ex pl os i ons. A wearch then revealing - that Mats i was there . Killed - in poses ion of a machine gun and boxe of ammun tion. o re sava e ~en t ence~ - mp o e d b y a m ili tary court at HQ Ba hdad . On s tat~smen of the forme~ reg me - who are accused of help i n g 1W! br i n g Iraq into the pro -We stern Baghdad Pact. Today, former Premier Ahmed Mukhtar Babab - sentenced to A hang . 'ibacform er Deputy Premier - to life imprisonment . F'r om ot ev c nf ... r nces - r1 m e ' in oi n s , L i e venin n e c l 1 o ne - i e ov i t s r e ject in , ~ tern ~ ro osals. The ~oscow aele gate ga ve a turn- ctow n to 'ti est rn ? lan, for combining t a lks on a ban 1 it h d i cussion of controls to p olice a rohibition of a tomic t e sts. t the other Geneva conference, the on e on the p revention o f sur rise a t tacks - the restern p owers resented technical data, which t h e ~ussian deleg a tion - brushed aside, arguing - they'll only talk about a g eneral a reement on disarmament. Two Ueneva conferences again deadlocked. BER IN T e tment in ashin ton - i n a h a rp eply on • The Red ~ - havln accu ed th country o f u s · n e rl n a~ a ba e for e p ona e . T he at German Comm un ~- ts · -:: ~ t e r t w~d&~ worth. eel r i n the western po we r have been null v iolatin the a gr eement gr ant ing them ac ce~~ to We~t Berl i n. The Amer can retort is - ~ t Rus si a is guilty of 11 massi ve interference in German affairs • 11 -By maintainin g a ,) puppet East German regime - with the use of military force. NcE OY er y o f Defen e Ne c;lroy , o ay , d ire ~ t d e a rm d fo ce - o cu t he r o 1 manpo w by moro t h a n seventy - o n e hou nd . The reduct on~ to e ma de - y e x t June Th eh . At the ~ame t me, ecretary McElroy l a hed the number o f men drafted by tle Army i n January . Two thousand fewer - than i n prev io us months . The January draft ca ll to be - n i ne thousand. SCH OO LS The V r in . - Choo l segre at on law - attacked n a federal c ou rt at orf ol k . Fift een w hi te arents - sui n g Govern or L'nd ~ a Almond. ,Z-all i n on him - to reopen six ) h " h schools, closed n Norfolk. The i r attorney describing the V i r g n ia re~ stance to rac i al ·ntegrat i on - ae a massive locl out of ch il d qn . School Board Chairman John Brewbaker testified - that the clos i ng of schools in Norfol k has "demoralized" the teachers. - on oft o , e t i n t ha t c o uct. ' t , . e n. Ht i t i h J en in 1.,al i for nia - co llis:on bet : ee n a - jet fi t e r n e · n r ilro a tr a in. t 1!:l 'i>ro · rin e 1.,or p . ir t i o n, t 1i r ty -five iles ~ o u t h of Los An eles , the jet fi t e r w staking off, whe n it ha a o w er failure - nd. wen t s k i ct.ing a long. Landing on the r a ilro ad tracks - ju s t as the tr a in c a me s. eeaing; the ' a nta te fa t ex >ress - runnin g from L os A ngeles, th e jet-fi g hter was taking o f f, when it had a power failure - nd went s k idding along. LanQing on the r a ilroad tracks - just a the tr a in came s p eeding; the a nta fe fa s t ex • ress - running from Los A ngeles to an uiego. ~lam bang! a nd the tr in hit the jet p lane. 1he im p act knockin g the ct.eisel en g ine nd fiv e ~ ~~se n g er cars off the track. uo f a talities - l ucki l y. t v e n the p ilot of the jet survived - tho' injurea. ur e a ut of th e Plane. 'mere e~ lw o urvi v o s _ ~ o tell ~ tra · c I tory o f -h ~ rec • F r .. t at e l mer Flemin nd Dec k latchman Fr nk Hay e s - p c e u today , from a li fer ft on sto rmy Lake M 1 ch 1 an The ~cene o f the disaster - o ne o f t he fa rest. Yet - ni~ter . Alon g the shores - M ch i an ummer resort~ . ut those water are called - a II g raveyard of ... hips . 11 Dotted with island~ - appro ac hin g the Stra it~ of Mackinac. Which connect - Lake Michigan and Lake Huron. A secton - of shoals, treacherous currentQ and w nds. The freighter, _ 9arl D. Br~dl~, having delivered a cargo of limestone to an Indiana port - was on its way to its · home harbor, i n La k e Huron. Steaming towards the Straits of 4ack nae - when the ship was caught in the huge storm that has been rain alon the Great Lakes. In the treacherous area along the resor c oa t , the II gaveyard of ships" ,a the w i nd so v io lent, the ¥ea ra i n g w·th such fury, the ve~s - bro e in two , an Slid t w o .._ an • Pi~~ Th rty-three members of the crew, lost . ~rently • l eft to tell t e tory Qf sh:tpwrwcl(. - BE G Uf ; n a o t he p re en a t i es o · ad. ab ~ t ~ ~ ~ ol n 0 n rd ne ant . A!t a t t ae t he wido w - o n I\ 0 1 ; e l ate K n . Th e eg um , a F'r en eh '10 ma n , de e ar i n - h a ... e s i e n erateh ed J a .. ru g le - w t a bo d y g u ard f au d i Ara b a n P r n ee A b du ll a h A l F e a l . The body u ar d , a i ant blac k - w a n c ha r e o f a sma ll 0 on o f Pr nee Fe · " a r ~ ~ I ~ h t - he wa s ehec i n on th e se cu r i ty o f the r o yal b oy. A hote l , servan t - le t t i n h i m nto the room wh e re tr. G young Pr i nce was s u pp ose d to be. H o w e ver, upon enter in t he room, the body g uard saw - not the c hi ld. Bu t , i netead - a woman) n bed. It wa s the w ron room - 9ne occ u pi e d by the widow of t he late A g a Kh a n. The Be u ard_, ~&atl . .,h o u ht / A s he m u st h ave abdu te d the Prin ce . H e s e i zed her, d em a nd i n - w he r e w as t he boJ ? T he Be m - ~c r eam n and ... t r u 1 n . He u 1 ed her a round q u t e a b · t , a p a ren tl y , bef o r e h o te l 1 t ed Ma ki n th e g ua d under tan - he wa~ o e o e n erv n • BEGU - 2 n he on 00 The y o ng r n e - n a room nearby . To rofu e po og e'" - from ud' ra a off C al e: . j(f er n p i.. .. o de ,h ch mi ht em nd one - of the f e ty o f 1 C la ·e i n the harem of a cal h of Ba hdad . )1 it ' a o a C e er , n e a . · tz a e . lora l e . o E: , • f ne e e v e . ... n e . It ' bad eno h - ~hen a f _ em a ~e 1 e • F tz , a ol unteer f ireman - loc ed up f or ... e ttin g twen ty- s x ho e ablaze • ~ • W-:,."£ t:£1,.fli 7ff: w~ffl-=--t:h e re a. on he A e~ f o r the mult p le arson. All - because of an old Viennese cu ... tom. ,X fine / cu stom, i n fact - emB.tl ch. _)1th ch caused Fritz, the volunter r ) fireman, to et those twenty-six f i rew. l - - - Well, the V i enne ... e custom s th~=- When firemen ext ngu ish a blaze in a house, the owner of the house di~tribute free drinks amon them. Each f i reman, getting beer, wine or ~ schna p ~. &A that•~ why :s:~ Fritz went around - setting fires. ~ . ~ .