L.T. -OLDS, FISHER. ~DAY, JANUARY 14 1 1964 GOOD EVENING EVERYBODY: The official American position on the Panama crisis 1s that we intend to maintain control of -- the Panama Canal; but will negotiate concerning the complaints of Panama -- as soon as the good nlghbor atmosphere 1s restored. President Johnson made both of these points clear -- ln today's White House statement. Meanwhile, the Secretary of the Army reveals -- that Castro Connunists moved into the disturbances. Reds from C11ba, egging on -- the Panamanian mobs. According to Cyrus Vance, ten of these Castroltes -- have been arrested by the Panamanian po~1ce. As for the treaties affecting the C nal Zone -- there's a · cail · tor revision on c pitol Hill. Moat articulate -- Senator Morse of Oregon, who points out that the Canal treaty ls sixty years old, and should be brought up to date in the interest of-- both Panama and the United States. Brlti1b expert• baff cOIII to tbl 1ntere1t1ng 1111•• tbat ca1tro 11 tr1ts to per1uade lbrubcbl• to 11ft bill a new Job. 'l'o run Red revolution■ in Latin a.er1ca. !ha arpa1nt--1oe1 like tbl1:--Ca1tro bal ala,1 pNdlcted--tbat tbl natlona ot Latin Alllrlca WOl&ld eftntuallJ go tbl-, ot Cuba and now tbi Panw cr1111 con•lnce1 bill••• ript, and bl •nt1 to lead aon Latin Aillrloan NYOlutlonl Jut •• bl led tbl cuan ... Vlll Dr111bcblv back bill? In London--t•r dout it. !bl beardld dictator 11 too 11111table. And tbat Ncord ot ■Id- idtb Red China. 'fblre •• eftn a report 1n IINcow-- tbat ~ • 11 quletlr clropplnl ca,tro and ll'OOIIIN • ■ore Nl1able Cutian COIIIIWlilt--tor tbl talk ot coordinating co■11unl1■ ln Latin Alllr1ca. ZANZIBAR The man who seems to be in charge or Zanzibar tonight - Field Marshal John Okello. That is -- he's Just appointed himself a P1eld Marshal. Before the coup, he waa Jut plain John Okello -- a Zanzibari cop. Now John ia aaklng Britain and America -- to recognize hia regime and appi,ove the exile -- of the Sultan or Zanzibar. In Dar-Ea-Salaam, Tanganyika -- the American Conalll haa aome rather bizarre news. Stuart L1111coe, reporting that a Cuban -- may be one ot the leaders of the revolt . A bearded individual 1n a Caatr.o-atyle battle agit -- who waa heard speaking Spanish. Q11ite a hat trick -- if true. Revolgtion 1n Zanzibar, in the Indian Ocean orr the East Coast or Africa, by way or Cuba -- in the Caribbean off the USA. Clll!UL UIA t i n do JOU 111ppo1e th11 GIii 11 tr., CGIIIIRlftllt puid■--patrolllng a border; watching tor--retupe1. roundlnl up all thlJ catcb--and bmtllng tlili■ back tr• tbl border. Sbootlnl--aanJ. All tb11, llblle tba Red gowr-nt cllllOllllce■ it■ 1111glabor--tor "a,are11lon." 11r11n, lo. ftll tllll lt '• central Alla. TIii borcllr par41--CblnlN Red■• !bl refllpe1 , trJlnl to .. , acr••--lnto tbl So•l•t 1Jll1on. Thi lucky Ollll--aakllll lt. !bl \lllluolrJ ona1--ett.lllr captured or ■bot. So laJI lloaoOll••lllllle appealllll to SoYlet oltlsen■ to ••Pan e,e open tor "ena■, lntlltrator■." IIOICOII 1tate1 tlatlJ--tbat ttillre ar• "e111■, lntlltrator1• tr• Red Cbliiil. IIIDCS llolcOII and London are botb busing ton1&bt--abollt a couple ot •niac■• In R\lllia tbl llolCOW police ban oaptured Vlacllllir tone ■ ian--tbl 10-callld "Jack tbl Ripper" ot tllil SOYilt Capital. POlinl a, a ■al•••n bl IIUl'dlred tin boulwin1. l nip ot terror 10 atrooiou--tbat tor onoe tbl Sowlet pr111 printed tbl 1tor1. llllloll lhal■ lan paper, uuallJ an not allCNed to do. 11 tor tbl Britllll 11a111ac--bi1 anr■ ion lnwoln1 not bo11Nwln1--but old ••t•r•. Lalt nqllt bl ■ lipped into tlla lall1boroup lall1r1--1n PiccaclillJ Circa• illillN a bl Nt tln that c111tro,ed tb1rtJ paint~----- wortb llx bundrld tbouaand dollar•; lnclwllftl a ftn Dyck'• MltlrpilCI. PLANE The pilot who crashed his plane into a building at Oklahoma B a ptist University -- radioed that he was comtng. But even so -- there were students in the building when he hit. Reason -- Robert Lawson said that he was headed for the administration building. So -- it was hurriedly evacuated. Then Lawson flew his Cessna one-fifty -- over the campws at Shawnee , Oklahoma; and crashed into -- the former administration building; shattering the third floor -- or the Shawnee Hall. Hear where forty students were busy with an exam. One casualty; the pilot who c011111ltted suicide -- by dlvlng on Oklahoma Baptist University. CalRCIILL A d11patcb troa London ••1•:--"S1r v1n1ton Cburcb111 pay■ a tarewll, t1nal vi11t to tbl Boua• ot COIIIIIOlll•-todaJ." 111 la1tl I don't blllen 1tl lnd I doubt it an,one in Brltaln doe1--includ1nl Sir. v1n1ton. Vbat lt M 11 nearly nlnetJ! II• 1 blen counted • t too otten--to let a little tbing 111c9 a r.w ,ear, botbtr bill. lftlln Cburoblll arrlftd--tor to4aJ•1 1e111on bit rece1,ect--tbl uual 1tandl111 ontlon. Old tllllrl •• , DO reception bJ tbl Coa11on1--eftr - · IION •ntlNllaltlc. S1r v1n1ton, re1pond1Dg witb tbl v-tor •1otorJ 1a1au-- tbln Nttllnl back tor 1aa1tbing tbat bu 1ntere1ted bl■ linOI linlt••n amdNd--pul1Wntar1 debate 1n tbl IIOIIN 'l'bat •ird tangle at lice, in Prance--appear■ to baff been 1ettled. Tbl triangle ot SOMr■et IIIYlbl■ , bil da\llhter and an elderly •l• 1ecretu11fflOII tbl Bi'ltl1b no•ll■t adopted. SCJ111r1et • • • • tried to rev1■e bl■ w1ll--and le2Y9 tbl bulk ot b11 e1tate to b11 adopted eider.lJ 1ecretar1,-1on. lllt LadJ lllsabltb lope tNbt tt a& 1n a 110I COlll't--atld . . . Ill.up•• tlled an appeal, but ta41 lllsabltb Y.l■ lted Mr tatbtr at bl■ R1Y11ra Yllla--betore cm11tau and tblJ wre--reoonclled. low• bllar that tbl li'llbt•r will recet,e--tbl villa plu part ot lllr tatblr• ■ tortUM, •1tb thl re■ t ot lt to go to Alan Searle, tba •l• 1ecretarJ. !be ■•e■■ to be ■Ollltblng ot • legal trl•pb tor the arq11l1 de Lata,ett••• direct de■ cendant, Count Rene de Cballbrun, llbo handled tbl1 1trange ca•• tor LadJ Elizabeth Rope. Too bad S0111r1et llaugbu 11 10 old be baa given up writlng. Thia would bl quite a plot tor another novel--abollt a daugbter he tried to di■Olffl. lll&!IIR Proa tbl •atber bureau ■GIii 111• record•. And, a ■Ollblr 1tat11t1c: ■ore tban a hundred dead. Thi ttret ttilii t•o ■nOlf 1ton11 ot ■uch tore• have colllded. !bl duration ot tbl 1tor■--tb1!rt1-on1 hour■• 110r1 1now tban •"r 1n 1oa1 area,. Por ... York C1tJ thl tlr■t--tbtrteen lnclil■ eyer to tall on Nanbattan wtthln t•ntr•tOIII' hour■• And ■1c1-w1ter111r1 ar• trJlnl to recall llbln tbaJ lut ••• drtn■ t•ntr teet llllb. Wblre •re JOU in tbl bq atom, Dick. SPOTS A rugged day -- for a couple of athletes; or former athletes ; Leo Durocher , arrested -- at Middlebury, Vermont. Rene Morin, oharging the Dodgers coach wtth allenatlng the affections or Mrs. Morin; and suing ror a hundred and tlrty thouaana. Durocher -- out on bail tonight. Atlanta, Georgia -- Wally Butts will have to give up moat or the money awarded to him in a libel suit, or face -- a nn trial. So ruled by a District Judge -- in the case of Butta versus the Saturday Evening Post.