Good Evening Everybody: The w eat~er story tonight - is f ocused on t r e aaon-Dixon line. The border land o~ Dixie getting a drenching that makes most of the rest of the country look comparatively dry. Hardest hit - Kentucky. Hardest hit in ientuck7 Harlan County, where the Cumberland River is on the rampage. The town of Harlan under six feet of water. Surging over cars, filling basements and livingrooms - people fleesin 1 in rowboats and makeshift rafts. Governor Wyatt, askin ; President ~ennedy to declare entucky - a disaster rea. In Tennessee - not that bad, but they say Torna os have been creatinb tidal waves - were there sren't any tides. A l so, many landsli es in the Tennessee nountaibs~ ln Vir ~ inia and We st Vir 6 inia - t h e same me anc h oly story. Armies o f rescue w or k ers, trying to save - t h e strande. H urried ly settin 0 up shelters - to care f or the h o m ele s s. As for the rest o t ~ e country, the Sunflower State doesn't see n li ~ e muc h of a sunflower tonight. Northern Texas - under ten inches of snow. Driving - impossible. Everywhere cars and trucks - abandoned on t e highway. • The American Ambassador to Syria - will soon be on his way back to D a m ascus. Rid J eway Kni ht to resume h is diplomatic duties - followin the Syrian military coup, for Washin 0 ton has reco 6 nised the rebel junta. Waiting for the Syrian dust - to settle, our people are tellin g the new regime that we are satisfied with the pled&es to respect international law. So Ambassador ~nitht, who came home to report on one Syrian ioverbment - now returns to Daaaacua to report on another. During bis speec . bef ore t . e A d vertisin g Council in W ashin g ton - Dean Rusk ex p lained w h at coul d cause us to i n tervene in Cub · . First, American surveillance o i Castro's island. Our substitute for on-site inspection. Vie will not let a n yone interfere wit h t h e fli 6ht of our planes that ta k e those low-level photo ~ raphs. Second, any action by Soviet troops against the Cuban people. The United States, committed to prevent the kind of Russian move like nhen they crushed the Hun 0 arian Freedom fighters. Third, agiressive action by Castro a ~ ainst any o f his nei gh bors. e've put a taboo - on that. And we will continue our c am pai n for a free and Democratic Cuba. ADD RJSK MEAlfWRILE, THE MARITIME A114IIISTRATION RAS BLACKLI!TED • SEVD MORE SHIPS. F'Ri.'IORTERB THAT DOCKED AT CUBAR PORTS - APTER OUR BAlf WIT IlffO »'P.X:t. THl[R lfA'l'IOWALt'l'Y - BRITISH, WIST GBIIUlf, OJOOiK, 'fORVIDIAW, !UOOBLAV AND POLtlR. M aa IF Lil L a on l■illlllll 'f TRIU PmOll'RIII . . NOW BARRBD PROM CARll!IJIJ ..,CAJU<8 • PillllfCIID BY' TB& tnlITBD 8!ATIB OOVBRlllltfT J The latest Soviet spy story be g in• to sound more and ■ ore - live a novel by Ed g ar Wallace. First we were told about the American, Langelle, who was supposed to have been in the aarke\ for Soviet secrets. Today the K remlin revealed - Langelle'• hypothetical contact man. Ho•••• tbia ti•• just the aention o f a Second lieutenant Colonel Pin the Red Ara7. The irealin declarin that his naae is beiD& concealed to protect his fa■ ily - although the Soviet• have ne~er been known to worry about aucb incidentala. Ruasian Counter-Intelligence agent• are aai4 to have fed the colonel - false data, aisleadin& docuaents left where he could f ind them - and so on. The American a 6 ent, paying for the phony papers· and passing them on to the C.1.A. tonight. A former Premier of France - ia in a lilemaa Bidault, facin g the choice betwe e n - a1ylua and reven g e. He can only stay in Bavaria, Weat Germany i f he givea up plotting against De ~aulle. To contiDue hie clandeatine ca■ paign to topple the Preaident of frlDtl Bidault will have to keep moving. 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THE SOLDIERS WHO STAND SENTRY DUTY AT WI NmOR CASTLE • D.i?IA11'1' • EVEN THOUGH THB Y' ta IW '1'IB ~ - GUARDHOUSE. VOWIII} THAT• INS T EAD OF~9tJll. :tr Ill.ft M AJBSTY THE QU Ellf • THBr WI LL GO AWOL FOR A SECOll> TIME. OU OP TUM • RATJSH CAVALI E R ABOUT IT. SAID RB • "IT IS AU.OST CBRTAI!f THAT WE'LL LEAVE AGAIN AT THE WBEQND.• RIA80lf • THEY ~ 1'ILL CA1' 1 '1' 'fAD THAT TOUGH TOOOR .IAIDUlff . . AJf• BUT 'l'HS!' 1 LL RAVE TO TAKE COLONEL CHARLES OOPP'Ilf • OOY.11U1'DBR OP THE HISTORJ:C OUTFIT OF THE BRIUBH Allff. SAID !HK C OLOJIBL STIFFLY • "EVERY SCO!S GUARDIIMil WILL DO HIS OOT!'." '!'HEN '1'RE COLONEL ADDXD• "I SAY THAT A Bl'l' r, D[BCIPLillB II Ilf ORDBR." T~ .aaonGUARD RiFUSI~ TO GUARD THi QUUH - THAT'S ENOUGH TO RATTLE THE BRANDY GLASSES IN THE O F F'ICERS' MESS