EISENHOWER - McCARTHY /..,f At his news conference, toda~, President Eisenhower repeated his refusal - to rescind or modify his order in the McCarthy hearing. Rejecting the contention - that 1.iiportant facts are suppressed by the dtrect1ve - wtthho1dlng te1tiliony concerning the conference with White House aides. At wbtch Preatdential Aaaiatant Sherman Adame · made tha augestlon - ta, the ArliY prepare a report tn the Cohn-Schine affair.. Prea14enl Eisenhower denied that 1.llportant tacts nre lnYolvld. TIit pre11dent1al atat ... nt ••• tollOINt.d by a dee laratt:on tr• A1'IIJ · aecr.et~ Stevena, who ea.ya - C and only the AnlY, ••• re1pon1tble. There were no Ol'HN - traa bllher up. Ill 1na1at1 that the ... t1111 ot pre11cl.-td aicte1 iltd not brl111 abolit the otaar111 aplnet llcCarthy and 1tat-t, The AIW!f · • uklng the dec!alon. Wl11ch produce• lir.Mdlate reacttona in thl Sub-C01111ittee. Neabera declaring - tha~ the ■tat ... nt traa Stevena answers the question of re1ponatbility. Or, at least, m1nlllizea the 1.apqrtance ot the prealdant1:al order, EISBNHOWiR - McCARTHY - 2 They are 1n general agree•nt - that the hearinp will cont1me. Will be NIWl8d - on Monday. -----------~~ (Tb• followin1 11 to take tbe plaoe of the 1tate■eat1 aaded to lcCartbJ-liaenbower.) Toni1bt. Senator lcCartbJ 1tate4 that ,etor• the Ar■J•lcCartby row •ezplo4e4•• be tried to tell bl ■ 114e oftbe 1tor.1 to tbe P.reald•t bat be aal4 be •••lb\ aa appolataeat at the lbtte ■••••• ,., 1ot •• reap••••• loCartby a44• - be•••• aot ooaal4e• thia a•••••• ieo•••• tbe Pre114eat i i a •••1 •••• McCARTHY - EISDll>WER In the Se~~rth.v dellvered hia addrea■ on /\ tore 1gn policy - which he had pr01111ed. He concentrated · on trade between our Allies am Red China. Whloh hi denounoed • tn bitter tel'IIS. Calling it - an "Alllrtoan-apomored blood trade." The V1econa1n Senator deaanded that .Alllrloan aid should be withheld--, trCII all counlr1.e1 whlob do coaaretal BISBIHOWER - ATOKIC The President 1s looking into wa:,1 ot ping ahead with his atou-ror-peace plan - without waiting on Soviet R11111a. At his new, conterence, today, be waa uad to o~nt on reports that convereationa with Ru111a, on that plan tor• world ataaic pool, are pt tins nowhlN. Pre11dent 11a__..r did not eay bCJlf the negot1atlona are ping. aat •rely replied - that he'• worklfME on t~ ,roll• and pt111 _ . • wtthaut nltlni tor _,IKMI, tlN . • PAIISTAI In the tar ott city ot Karachi, today, Porelp Minister Moh-d Zatralla Khan and U.S. Charp d'lttaire■ John Emerson - put their signat11re1 to an 1111'9-nt. '1'he United statea pledging to a11pply Paklatan with IIOdern &r11U1nt - tor which we Will recet•• 1tratel1,c raw •'-rl•la in retlll'n. ( The · • - n t inol~I a pU'lfttee. 1n thlH . . . I "Paklatan will not lllldertake an., act ot agreaalcm aptna\ an, other nation." llbicb 11111811a 11_ltended to IOO~rdia, !Ill rt ,,.. lebru Pf'nant - belal aacb aano,ed onr U.S. ald lo Pald1tan, Alao - to • o o + i l t Rullia, it poa1lbla, llo■OOlf. ha•lDI apoken ansrt.1' about plana, nrebr Paid.a tan will haYI U 9 t~ itl Olffl datnN •) OIIIBVA A dispr.tch tr011 Qeneya states - that a "oCIIPNlll•• proposal on lndo-China 11 being aent traa India. Prllll 111n1 lehru - ru1hiD1 a apeoial envoy te t1nszz. with an llidlaa pla tor a aettl ... nt ot the Imo-Ch1neae War. what aeem like a deadlook ' at Gene••· HURSE The Indo-Chinese C01Buni1t1 announced, today, that they were setting tree - the "angel ot Dien Blen Pim." ~ . = -~ - ·---- ... · ·-- . . - - · - - ~ · I 8 I t.; Ill I But a later d1apatoh etated.J r • ~ ~ t luree Qeneytve - hlll retuaed. She won't be liberated. She'll reuln behind - a1 lOIII a1 t:lllnM are wounded to be e•aeuated. She'll 1tay, workl._ u a mrH • until the lut ot the lnJllNd ha•• been tmn out. CleneYive de Oellard 11 ot a · PNDOh ■illur, t•llf, long d11t1n&ll11bid. Her ■other wu a Vlaoounte11. A ooualn others, llenri de Gallard, 1a • nenpaper correspondent at tlw Genna Canterenae. And hi undertook lo win the treed• ot G8Dff1V~.1>Shortb after tbl tall ot * tortre•• ot Dlen Blen Plu, Iii approaohid tm Indo-Cblnl•• Reda at aene••• anct ud• hll plea. 'l'MJ aald - they would look into the ■atter. Today, a apokeaaan tor the Rede told tlw newspaper oorre1pondent, "our hiP c nd bu decldecl to liberate your cousin, and I • g-lad \ &1YB you th11 lntomatlon." 1URS1 - 2 That sounded like good news, indeed. aat Genevive still had her own say c011ing. D a y betore yeaterda,, we had a story - that the c~ m11t1 hid put her to work at mental tasks. Well, no •tter what - CJIDIY1Ye, today, retuaed to accept treed011. The naouatlon ot the wunde« continues, and ahe 1 ll atay on until 1t 1 1 ccaplele. Still - the "anpl ot J?1•n Bien Phu.." -----➔ Add lllll Ia Parla toni1ht, the Count•••• ■other of••• •■•r 4eoialoa ••••t• ••• bot I oaa 11n4erat.an4 •hJ 1he want.a to ata1 •ntll the laat •o••••• 1014ter.1 ar.• taken oat.• FORMOSA A dispatch from Formosa tells or the arrival or tw•t•■ American Secretary or Defense Charles&. W1laon, ant aeneral James Van Pleet, former c01111ander or the u .s. Bt.lhth Arll..V in lorea. One purpose or tbe1r rtalt - to pt ti.rat bllld reports on recent naval and air c laahea between tbe Cb1••• . 1ationali1t1 and the c~ 1 nt1t1 along the South China cout. Ve hear that a day-by-day battle or ah1pa and plane• - 11 1()1111 on. Vord trOlll POl'II08& 11 that a lattonallal plant lilln don a CGllllln1at ■1&, toda,. '1'M 1at1ona1111 - a propeller driYen atrcratt. The ■11, or ooune - a SoYiet built .jet. You don'I think ot pro.-11er1 be1111 able to •toh llldern .,_, engines, but the lat1ona11ata are clata1111 - tbill llwlr old-taabioned plane• are ... ting the Nip nery da,. 'ftlaJ '- explain that the Rede, r1,1111 over the South China ooaet - are poor ptlota. GUATEMALA The latest tonignt, Nicaragua has broken orr diplomatic relations irittl Guatemala. A brier diapatch rroa central America does not say why. But the neadl1nea tnat, Ouatemala,regarded aa pro-COIIIIUnist, hU recel consignment or 81'11llll8nt rroa a Soviet contro1l•d harbor. GIBRALTAR A Spanish government newspaper ■akes what could tie a serious threat - with reference to Gibraltar. The recent vtat of Queen Elizabeth to the Rock, styled - a "hoet1le geature.• The newspaper ot the Franco governaent going on to aay tbat Spain •Y sever connection■ wtth Gibraltar. We dDn't q11tte know what•• in ti. Spantah ■lnd, bl.it the connections between Spain and Gibraltar lncbade - water plpea. Sp,tn could cut ott tbe noraal waur 111pplr o1 the 1u-rt1on at the Rock. CJ1braltar · hae vut und• atoraae• - tn mtch there'• •IIOlllh water to . lut tor H•• they •a prefer - tilt treah, Nlllll1111 water troll Spain. le•• fro ■ Irelaa4 ln4loat,a - that Prealer De talera 11 lo1in1 oat. Irelaa4 had•• eleo\loa •••• thu1 far, ■ore tbaa \wo-tbir4• of the con\e1•tor \~e ••• parlla■ent h••• •••• 4eo14e4. \baa far, ba1 woa for\7-two 1ea\1. D• taler••• pat\r, oppo1ltloa • flf\J- ■ la 1ea\1. So 1\ ••e•• \ba\ D• Yalerl'• par\J will tall 1bor\ of a ••Jorl\J. PADl'l'IHO A strange art theft - in Toronto. A robbery c011111itted - last night. '!be loot found - today. 'l'he thiet stole a aaaterplece by Rubena, the t•oua aitch painter. The "Elevation or the cro11", cut trcll lta traae and taken •ar, lut night. today, thl palnttas wu tOW'ld - on thll lawn or a public tih11411t1. All a a,atery. lobody 1mowtiw why tm robber aMM the Rubena auterpleoe, or why 1t was then abandoaecl. LOIDOH London gives an explanation ot the "mad ■arlcallan" - who had the British metropolis 1n a panic yesterday. They fim that Nathan Goldberg had a 11st or fourteen penona - marked tor death. A ~ 11.ll'ly giant, a tol'lllr 1eldier - with a broodl!W resentment. Be went into training tor hia c•pat.an or llimder. Jolntna a rttle club, and pract1c1111' pi1tol ahoot1111 - until hit bee- a pod aarkaan. Oh tbt street. ,eat.nday ■omtna, be ■hot Jahn Valeh ln the bact - woudlftl ht.a IN"-• It tlll'III out that Valah, ttfty-two ,eara old, hl4 once o011plalned ot not■• that Cloldber1 aade u a boy. Later, other reaaone tor a petty aructae. IJext, the llad ■arkaan shot BilanLlel latban. llbo ran a t11h and cbipa reataurant - w011D!lng hta, but not ao serioualy. It now d•••lopa that Ooldber1 and latban ~re, once, in the pickle bu1tne11 together. The pickle partnerablp failed - Goldberg clallllng that Nathan owed hi■ money. LOllDOII - 2 811 third v1ot111l, yeaterday - a painter, whall bl ' killed. '1'he motive, 1n thlw oaae, 1s not revealed. 'l'heae ahootlnp created a acue all OYer London - aa the "aad Ml■ aarkallan" wnt down u. llat ot bla ldnded - pett, fourteen vlotllla. A••llllDI •J U~1Ndp1. LUt nl&bt, three detectl••• olUl)lt up "1th bta. 'l'hlJ bid a police doa, wbt.ob bad the 1oent. !bl dOI leaped at tba it.ant killer, who - able to break aar - aml pt thl aound ot a ahot. 'l'bll "aacl iiarlraln•, lfllllltl hlllNlt ta NULTIPLB SCLEROSIS One or the mysteries or our time has been that dread disease, Multiple Sclerosis. More than a quarter ot a million young peoJle in this cowitry and some who are older, are now stricken with it. But the National Multiple Sclero1l1 Societr is attacking this problem. Cures have been round tor so m&llJ other things, whJ not solve this Q11Stery? Many universities have scientists now at work on this. JiL~ a national cupaign on to raise tunda. So ' tar as llllking your contribution is concemed, that1• •••1 . • Juat send it to M.S., care or your local poat•ater. 7 M.S. standing tor Jllult1ple Schlerosls. Thia 1a one -- cUll)aign that should have the support ot every American. BlIJOOH Tbe record breaking balloon ascent we heard aDOut last nignt - did result in "substantial data" on co•lc ra,a. Toda,, Proreasor Jol'ln Winkler called thl exper1111nt - "auccessrul, but not perrect." Producing ftluaole 1nronaac1on aoout tne origin or those colilic ra,1 - lllliotl are or maNP. 1111 illportance 1n tne dewlopaant or alallio ,n,1101. PARATROOPER During wartime, Sergeant Bill Wally, ot the Canad1a1' Arrl1T, wae a paratrooper - who violated Rule l1111ber One. ilh1ch I rule was expressed in a little rhyae: . "It I land on lll.Y head, I'll be dead." In a practice Jwap, Bill tailed to ■ake the prop,tr landing ■aneuyer - and c - down on h1a bead. Whtoh, ,ou would think, would be pun11l'llent enough. aat, no - he bad to do a bunny-hop around the bal'rackl squ~. JUIIP1111 ltke a rabbit, with a tull pack. All thlt while repeating: "It I land on 1111 head, I 1 11 be dead." So he learned h1a le11on, and it probably saved his life today. At his Nont•l hall, Sergeant Bill was wuhlng w1mows, when he slippod, am tell out. Four ator1ea up, a cement sidewalk down below - and he was plunging head !'1rat. "As I wae falling," he relates, ''that silly rhyae PAU'IROOPIR - 2 kept racing through 1111 mind: 'If I land on my head, I 1 11 be dead. 1 "So I put my araa ower 11.Y " bead," he aaya, "c11rlecl 11p in a crouch am managed to do a sort ot roll on landt111.• He 1111ta1ned broken ankles and wrtata - but can aa,1 "I . did not land on 11..Y head, And ao I'■ not dead." BJLL PIQHT For this next item, let the band strike up - the Toreador Song. In Spain, Film star Ava Gardner - took acae le11ona in bull f111'lting. The gorgeous brunette baa only recently reco•ered tr011 an abd0111lnal operation, but there alw wu - aak1ng pa11e11 at e 1 toro, w1 th a red cape. lot only that - Emeat He■tnpay wu watcht111. That rugpd author ta an authority on bll-11 tt.&btinl, and bl applallded Ava Oardner 1 1 appe~~nc• - • a toreador. Thi nna dtapatch troll Spalndeaortbea thl bll'Olc 1cene •• tollowa: "With a bandlOIN blllltl&hter boldtlll blr hand, Nt11 Gardner •••ed thl red cape .at two - l l oalvea.• so now · • can all etng - to-re-a-c:lor. ---- •