COIIIRISS , ~, f\ IJ - ~ - --:- t -------- k . - ~ - ~ \ " ~ I ~ t.f- - ~'7 I A surprise attack today, on President Eisenhower's proposal for the Middle Bast. Secretary or State Dullea under tire - at a Se~teColllllittee hearing. The proceedings were going along 1n a routine •Y - the Secretary or State explaining angles or that l11enhowr doctrine. When Senator Fulbright or Arkanau apoke up - reading a atat-nt. Aaaa111ng the way - Dullea tiu been handling U.S. Porelgn policy. The Senator argued - that approval or that l11enhonr doctrine would, 1n ettect, be a 'vote or contldenoe". llhlch, he thinkl, should not be given - until the Dill.lea Pore1gn policy la exa■ll'lied •re closely. So he called tor a detailed report trom the Secretary ot State. To be revlned by Congress. ( All ot llh1ch drew praapt support troll tllO Democratic 119111bera or the National COIIIIJ.ttee. Senators Mora• Humphrey or Minnesota and Wayne~• 1 of Oregon. The Dlllocratic Chairman or the c01Dittee, however, disagreed. c ~ - 2 Senator Green of Rhode Island, arguing• that this 11 not the ~ r Uck~ proper tlllle tor a foreign policy review. .lia:::aa&a= ~ lllll r ' cOlllllittee hearings should be 11.mited to those Elaenhowr llddle Bait proposals. Republican 11111bera or the cOlllllttee, or course, are 1n oppoeltion to the "11.brlght auggeation. The neat reaul t or a11 1 llllght be • a delay 1n the senate. But D811ocratic leader, Senator Lyndon Johnlon ot TuU, HJS he th1nlal there will not be 11111 und11e delay) SUB FOLLOW CONGRBSS But 1n the House - matters went more smoothly. The Foreign Affairs COfflllittee, tonight - giving overwhelming approval - authorizing the ad.ministration to uae econoidc aid and military force, if necessary, to check Connun1•t aggression 1n the Middle Bast. The connittee vote - twenty- tour to two, which sends it to the floor ot the House. llll'fISH AIUWIBN'l' In Britain - a sweeping reorganization of military tore••• With a "substantial reduction" of 1111npower and 110ney. The cut-back - announced by Prille N1n11ter MacMillan 1n . . ~ Parlataent today. Re-trenchllent and eCOllOIIIJ 1n the tace ot the altuatlon tollowlng failure 1n the Suez bu1ne11. The London IUnlater ot Iii Detenae, Duncan Sendra, 11 going to lfaahlngton, to conter with American Detena• ottlclala - concem1ng th1a new jlllcy ot cuttlng 40llll Brltlih allltary torcea. BIIBAI Here's a news dispatch with a fascinating dateline -- Belh&n. Filed - by Homer Bigart of the New York Times. The Tllles - having a way of sending reporters to the 1'91110teat or . , . /If places. Beihan - a:1•~-~~-- r southwester Arabia Where fighting is on - between the Britlah or the Aden protectorate , ,,And - invading soldiers ot the XingdOII or Ylll8n. The Yemenis attacking Beihan - which• is under Brltilh protection. I can vouch tor the N1110tenesa or that principality of the deaert. Having vlslted Belhan - when we were alt1ng our third /> .,_ , ·. ,,1 ts'-4~~ Clnerm felit••• Seven Wonders or the World. tiitta11 . I, 11 • J;. 1 , 0 ~ , , strange skyscraper cities of SouthNlit- lnbla. The dispatch Hcaer Blgart aenda along features an interview - with Sherit Husein, the ruler or Belhan. Ot wh011 I, tor one- have grateful M11C>rles. Sherif Husein having . . 'fH, · ti :£.- · u~ . arr&nged r a apectacuaritz• 11• - • CliEID mr •••••• ,, A Thousands or camels - charging ln a c81191 st&11Pede. UIIIAN - 2 Sherif Husein told Homer B1gart - that the Yemen has mobilized three to four thousand soldiers. Who •ke - frequent attacks across the border or Beihan. The British intervening - with air strikes. Rocket firing jets - aaaa111ng the Yemenis on the ground. Then, recently, the British sent a • company of CUleron Highlanders to Belhan - transported. trom Aden by air. "Sherif Huae1 ;• writes Homer Blgart, "does not look llke • an llbe 11 easily frightened. But when hia v1a1tora were seated on chaira and served aWHt cottee, he told th• - he lived 1n constant rear or aaaua1nat1on. He aa1d he slept 1n a different house each nlSht - to thwart aaaaaalna. He added - that the Y-n1• had placed a considerable price on hia head. " Well, 1n the Seven Wonders or the world you can aee - that Sherif' Husein does notook like a Bil who 1s easily .,. - ' frSlbtened. A rugged Sheik or th• dNert - lf there ••er wu on1. But it aaat tie nene-vaclt1ng to haYe a large prioe on JOI.Ir head - out there uong the mn1t tribe•, Where ■ i I IClllbodJ lllght alwap be willing- to earn tlii prioe • It the UN - India charged that Pakistan 1a building up a vast lliilitary rorce. And called on the Security Council to take action against poaalble Pakistan aggre111on 1n the IUhllir dispute. All or which waa procla1Jled 1n a record-brealdng add.rel• by Indian delegate Krlahria Ninon. Who ■poke - tor anen-hoUN-and-torty-tlve Id.Dute, • . In general, he aupported the Ind1an contention - that luhlllr la part or India. ReJecttng the Pak11tan contention - tba~ queatlon ahcNild be 1ettlecl by a•••••• plebealte ot the people ot Kutlllr. A great •Jorltr ot WlCII Pak11tan 11 cOlll)la1nlrig to the U I - that India 11 aklng movea to ccaplete the integration or ICuhllr into India. Pakistan demanding, - that the Security Council do something to atop thla. ADD USHNIR Which. tonight, the Security Council did. At least, ao tar aa a vote can attect anything. Calll~n India - to retrain fl'OII annexing ltaahllllr. The vote ten to nothing. The Soviets - abata1n1ng. Although denounclng~hat the Rua11an delegation called "outalde interference" 1n bltalr. 'l'he Security Council re-aftlriled a declalon or llnetNn Pltty One • that the future or Kaatlld.r can onlJ be decided bJ a plebea1te, under the auaplce1 ot the United latlan1. gage A new 1erle1 or atClllc te1t1 - 1n leYada - late thll 1prlng. The AtCillc lnerg CG111111lon aaylng theJ'll H • l O W ~ a t a . That 11 • WlCb a 11 lOW•Jleld" or radlatlon and atOlllc tall out. llaborate preoautlana - to be taken aplnat poaalble hUllfu1 ettect1 • . The larger atolllo -pana haYe never.- trl-.a out 1n leftda, and the devloe1 now to be teated are oalled - 1 . , . detwe aplnat attack. llhloh WIii, prNUllablJ - atCld.c antl-alroratt 111a1ll••• IJIIJOl'l' Here's a question - what are the chances or congress ak1ng cuts 1n the record-breaking budget? Today, the director or the budget, Perclru Brundage, test1t1ed before the Houae Approprlatlona COlllltt ... I Upon 8118rg1ng he eald - he hopes Congress wllltr111 the tigure ot seventy-one billion eight hundred 111111on dollara.J b11t lndlcatel - he'• atrald they'll increase 1t. CongNII • plqe4 to econany. But the la-.kera ldght add aore expendlotlll'N - than they cut out. L(IIISIIClllND The Presidential tact-finding board haa •de ita report - 1n the labor dlapute 1n the ahlpp1ng lnduatry. Statlnl today - that no agre•ent haa been reached between the caapan1ea and the Longahoreaen•a Union. With - one relat1"1Y 111.nor exception. Which re-opens the threat - ot a• renewl ot the ■trike. Vhlch tied up aeaporta all the way troli Maine to Teaa - tor n1M days laat lov•ber. ~ . The tact - tlndlng board waa naed - according to the Tart-Bartley Law. The provialon - calling tor a ninety day ••cooling ott" period. So the 1trlke 1111.ght begln agaln 1h the llllddle of next JIOl'lth. The board reports that · aettl . . nta have bNn •de 11 ,'; d_ at South Atlantic ports trca Moorehead City, S- Carollria, to Taapa, Florida. Including - M1mn1. But - no agreements along the Atlantic Seaboard farther North, or Oult ports weat ot Tampa. DOCtClt At Baatboume, lngland, the v • diet. Doctor Jotm Bodkin Adua - IIU8t stand trial tor llllrder. Today, h!a laQer presented a long &rg\aleftt. that evidence presented by the Crown did not indicate llllrder. In thl cue- or elderly patient■, llho had 1181\tioned the doctor ill their will. 'l'he attorney declaring that Ad- wu guilty of notbing •re than ■OM "not nr, aklllful doctoring." The chubby, fltt,-.lght year old phJalcian h4-•lf- 1tood I.IP 1n court declaring 1n a t1N voice - "I• not P.lltr.• But the panel of tlve MP 111gi1trat .. held - there - enoulh ••ldence of 111.lrder by the adlllnl1tration by narootlc1 _, 1'o bold Doctor John Bodkin Adalla - tor trial • . So now Britain will have - another celebrated cue. The trial to be held in London's tuDua 11 01d Balley"• . . H- · 1 -tf:~ -,__ proaecatlon • - Attorney General Reginald Nann1nghaa- Blltler, Brltaln'a highest law otflcer. The Judge - the highest, the lord Chlet Justice. The expectation belrig• that eighty year -- - ----- - - - old lord Goddard wlll preside. Brltlah legal expert, declare there'• doubt, at the 11011ent, that capital pllftlataent 11 poulble. Parl1--t hU abol11hed hanging • 1n ftrl0\11 categorlH or lllll'der. So, Sn Yl• ot the tectnlcal1t1N, lt 11&1 be that the Doctor ilauld • bi liable to !lO •re than 111pr1aOllllllt • A 1entenoe ot llt• . ' ...A..--11 Sllpr11cn1ent, - llhlch Ill practical tact, CCIIN to tOUl'tNn A JNN. that la, 1t he 11 11111 CODY1Cted • 1n the blg trlal CCIWW up. There wu a tire horror. today. 1n • • Ha••• connectlcut. When tlw1 - raged through a clothlnj anutaoturlng blllldlng. 'l'en 11••· Nllned to haft been loat. ll'ben workers were trapped 1n the tour-1torJ 1truct11N. Vhloh, within twenty ld.nutn, na a aua ot n-•• 1 · 1 , f -i._ Bethel , Connectlcut, had a big tire, today - and lt couldn't have happened at a 110re apectacw.ar place. You know - about the •tal 111pe11a. lltllch buma - •1th 10 brilliant a t l - . Nlgne1lU11 - llled 1n photognphlc nuh-lMalba. And - 1n tlarea ot other 1c1nda. '!'hi tlN ' ooourred 1n a 111gne1la plant. "It IIU juat like the Jourth of Jul.1" • .,. a polloe ottlcer on the job. A 1erle1 ot • llllftNl• uploalona • llhlch rooked the nalpbol'hood. BlOldnl GIit tlllll wlndowl - along the •ln atreet 1n Bethel. lobodJ lnJUNd - but ldlat a p,rotechnlcal dlapia,./ up theJ ant, with a glare of dusllng white light. The fire - Jut one blinding aerln or ...... 1111 narea. AllllDI' At M1nneapolla, the FBI - aade a telephone call, today. Phoning - an apartaent 1n a large residential building. The interesting thing - the people who WN 1n that apartment. One - lllrtln Peeney ot Boston, a DOtorioua eaoape artist. The police having hill on record - tor •••• Jail bl'Nlm. nae l•t one, lo••ber aeventh - when ,.._1 and other prlaanen wre being broupt to Boeton 1n a prlaon nn. Overpowrlng the guarda - with hale-aade u,-guna. '1'he other tugitivea wre aoon - recaptUNd, IMlt 1Nne7 got clear - . . 1d.ng hla war to Balt1aore. llbeN he t•••• up wlth another crook - Louis Arquilla, of Braintree, Nuaachuaetta. 'Jhe two- robblng a Balt1aore bank. Today, Arqullla - 1n the JU.meapolla aparta1nt. Ria record showing - mre than twlve al'll8d robberies. l\llber three - the 11 blonde 11011 11 ao necessary 1n •lodr811at1c stories ot crille. Mra. Dorothy Barchard, ( 119! - 2 n1Mteen years old - whose huaband 11 1n Alcatraz, 1en11W • tera tor bank robbery. The p BI lap - the "blonde aoll" played a part 1n the Baltillore hold-up - together w1th ,._., ind AJtquilla. So thoae wre the three occupanta or the IUnnNpolla aparaent - men the pbane ruw. n. oa11 -rrc. the, BI augnt!ng - they'd better IUl'Nllder. 'ftil p I I - banng the apartaent and building co""4. lo chance - or eaoape. You can illllglM the acene, u the three d!patecl that liltomat1on - the t • blink robbera, and the "blonte tttc/R,, • ~ ~ - · i.tllllfl deci~ what to do. A Well Ull8d - with platol, aawd oft ihotgun, and e n mtion. But what chance would they have - ot ahootlng their 111.1 out! Through a mobilization - or the PB I? No chance at all - they decided. So the telephone call concluded with the word - okay, they'd c0118 out - and surrender. Arrest■ • 1n M1.Meapo~cle -;Y • t1leph01111 call. ! I lfillW lT-~ - T\.( . ~ • :i. ~---__ ::i.1 At the U I, the Unlted Statea cteleptlan, tontpt, 1upported a propoeal - that 1111 adftDN notice be 11••• 1lhlft uetl ot atOld.c weapona are held. TM U I - to be lntofllld about plar11 tor expert.Mntal exploalona. U. S. Allbuudor 1111117 Cabot Loctp cleolarlnl • U.t thia countr, oanalden the augeatlon "Nallatlo and etteotln." Although - onlr a pNllldnarJ atep. !be Rualan clelepte Napaadect - wlth an 014 pl'Opapnda llm. Sa,lng- that theN aholllct be an 1Elllate INln on all atClllc t•t•. But. ot ooun•. no prnlalOM fW lnapectlon or other uteparcta.