L. T. OLDS, FISHER. MONDAY , JULY 20, 1964 Good E v ening E v er y bod y: When the United States Senate reconvenes - tl,e Senators usually don't consider it a 'hiatus' - a cap between two other events. But a lot of them feel tl,at way - just now. The hiatus? Tllat's obvious. T#,e gap between tl,e Republican Convention - last weet, tucd the Democratic Convention - next mont II. Senate leaders are determined to move rapidly - on Capitol Hill. Get as much busi11ess finished as possible - be/ ore tl1ey break up agai". Wllicll means evening and Saturday sessions. TIie first bill to come up today - a pay raise for the Military. Two hundred million dollars for this. GOLDWATER The Senator from Arisona returned to his Washington desk today. But of course he did not return to his old status on Caf>itol Hill. For this time be brought back with him, from San Francisco - tire prestige that goes with being a major f>art y candid at e f o r P es i den t . So , h i s Rep u bl i can c o l l ea gu e • on the Hill - are deferring to lti m in a special ,oay. Promising to work closely with liim on everytliing tlaat has to do witlt GOP strategy. Gold,oater's candidacy is having the opposite effect. As for the Democrats - tire speaker of t lie House today in referring to the man from Arizona, was using such epithets as "dar1gerous, trigger happy." All of wllic h sounds l i k e el ec ti on year. CIVIL RIGHTS THE BILL THAT WENT FROM THE WHITE HOUSE TO CAPITOL HILL TODAY - CONCERNS CIVIL RIGHTS. EXPLICITLY - PUNOO TO CARRY OUT THE CIVIL RIGHTS LAW. BEGINNING WITH EXPANSION OF THE STAPF OP LAWYERS - AVAILABLE TO THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT. AND ESTABLISHNENT OP THI CO.uNITY RELATIONS SERVICE - THAT WILL BE UNDER THE COtalERCI DEPARTNENT. THE SUN MENTIONED BY THE PRESIIENT - THIRTEEN KILLION DOLLARS. THAT MUCH, TO BE ADDED TO THE CIVIL RIGHTS BJDOIT - PORTH! NEXT PISCAL YEAR. THE S:INA'l'! 00'1' AROOND TO APPROVING "'I A DIRF;CTOR POR THE C01811NITY RILATIONS SIRVICI. LEROY COLLINS - PORNIR• GOVERNOR OP PLORIDA. THI MAJORITY IN HIS PAVOR - OVERWR:IUlINO, PIP'l'Y- THRE! - TO EIGHT. CAIIPAIGN SENATOR GOLDWATER WANTS TO JOIN PRESIDENT JOHNSON IN AT'l'IMPTING TO QUIET THE RACIAL TENSION PROM NEW YORK TO JIIISSISSIPPI. THE SENATOR SAID THIS IN CHICAGO - WRING A S'l'OP ~ OVER ON '1'HE PLIGHT BACJC TO WASHINGTON., A~ ADDED • THAT AS THE LEADERS OP THE TWO MAJOR PARTIES - HE AND THE PRESIDENT SHOULD VORJC TOGETHER TO JCEEP THE RACE ISSUE OUT OP THE CAMPAIGN. The White Houae later aaid President Johnson would give aerioue oona1derat1on to any toraal proposal by OoldWater that the two men meet to diacuaa .,.ya or avoiding 1nc1t•ent or raeial tenaiona during the tall campaign. HARLEM Was the latest violence in New York's Harlem onl3 1 a prelude of what is to ome? of res pons ibl e leaders - on both s; des _ men an4ft,ome" •ho are trying to do something about it. The question at the moment ; s - wllat did lla/1/lftft o,e Thursday, wllen - Lieute,ra,ct Tllomas Gilliga,a allot fifteen year old James Po.,el l. The /IOlice officer says "e wo•ld have been stabbed - if 1,e 1,adn't •sed Ii• revolver. Some ,regroes are claimi,ag tl,•t Po•ell tlid,a'I llave a ltni/e. Otllers say tlat l,e co•ltl 1,ave bee,r di sar,,.ed - •itllout a,ry slloot i ,cg. Since Mayor Wag,rer is in Europe - act i ,ag Mayor Paul Screva,re presided over tl,e meeting at City Hall. A,sd agreed to discuss tlee matt er - also wlle t 1,er more negro patrol men shorll d be assig,rsd to Harl em . DEMONSTRATIONS A negro leader in Los A,rgeles i• agai,rst - aJ1y more street demo,rstratio,rs . The R eve-rend Ma,.rlce Dawl,ins, arguing that tlie Civil Rights MovemeJ1t is past its prel i minar y phase , and sho11ld fflOVe on - to Ila• next phase. Namel y - vote-r regist-ratio,r . As a clergy,,.a,a , Ire wa,ats the drive to b• laaJ1dletl - tllrougli Ille cl,,.rclles. All ,aegro r,ast ors, bei,ag urged to see - tllat their parisltioJ1ers register to cast ballots h1 November . As fo-r tlemo,astratio,a•, "IV• I, a , , e ,. o tt m e t o 111 as t e o II de m o II s t r a t i on• " - s a y • t II e Los Angeles Minister. AIIURAL WHEN PRESIDBNT JOHNSON WENT LOOICINO PORA VICI CHI!P OP NAVAL OPERATIONS -- HE ENDED UP IN PUIM'O RICO. NITAPHORICALLY - THAT IS. Brr THERE'S IIOTHIIIO IIITAPHORICAL - ABOUT ADMIRAL BORATIO RIVIRO. 'l'III ADIIRAL VAS BORN ON TRI ISLAND - Bl'l'wDN TRI ATLANTIC AJfD 'l'RE CARIBBIAN. Riff TO AlfAPOLIS. '!Wi'ILRSl) '1'R! I ' IA ff - AS All ENSIGN. AMD ROSI TIIROUOR 'ftl! ORADIES TO THE TOP-= "f.i ) JIULI, AIIIDIAL. 'ftlE RIQDST RAK Alff ' PUBMO IIICU HAS IVIR HELD - IN UIICLB SAll'S ""POIICU. VICE CIIDP OP NAVAL onRATIONS - A AIIIIRAL JaRATIO ftlV&IIO. guy THE CASTRO CHARO! THAT A CUBAN SEN'l'RY WAS KILLED BY A NARINE AT OUR OUANTAllao NAVAL BASE IS DISPU'l'ID BY THE PACTS. BSPF.CIALLY • THIS PACT. THE BEARIED DICTATOR CLAIMS THAT 'l'IIE S!N'l'RY WAS HIT BY - SIX SHOTS • . llJT A CDOIC OP AINJNITION ISSUID 'fO TRI NARINE- PROftS fllAT OIUlY A SINOUl lift• CAM'RIIXJI VAS UDD - A WARNING SBo'fl OVIR 'l'IIIIR DADS • AP'1'IR CASTRO'S •N PIDD A JIUSILADB AT A IIARIII POST. ffl COllllft OP TD STATE DBPAlllllD'l' • TRI PACTS SPBAI POR 'NrmLftS. CASTIIO, INIJULOIIO 01C1 ■>Ill - in PROPAGANDA. "RA!DR fllD - IIEAUff. VIET NAM Yesterday's rally in Saigon - is having ret,ercr,ssions throughout South Viet Nam. The Rally marked the ten . th anniversar y of what the Vietnamese call - "The da of Shame." The signing of the document - on Ji,ly nineteenth, ni,1etee11 fifty-four - llaal divided Viet Nam. Givi 11g Nort II Viet Nam - to Ille Reds. Kee1'i11g South Viet Nam - free. But al tll• fflercy of - Co,nmu,rist G11errillas. Al yesterday's rally Pre•ler Khat1II called for - total victory. Tl,e • te,esl o,e of tlle toar to Nori II Viet Nam. Putt; ng a11 e,etl to tl,e "f>rl vi l eged sa11ct uary" - from to Ir i c I, Red i ,rf I l t rat ors e" t er So II t II VI et Na"' . Titos e words - echoed every•ltere tonight. TIie 1'eo1'le of Soutla Viet Nam, de,,.a,edl11g - a11 attacll o,r tlaelr com,nunlst ene,nles 11ortll of the border. This demand, becomi 11g louder aft er that Red as.,lt on a 1'lace fifty miles from Saigon. The Guerrilla pouring mortar slael ls - into the town. Killi,rg forty VIET NA.\I - 2 c i , i Ii ans - be J o re I h e Vie t "a mes e Arm d r o e t he m back into the jungle. CYPRUS TRI ORms OP CYPRUS ARE LANDING KILITARY l!IQUIPIIIN'l' - 'l'IIA'l' PROBABLY INCUJDIS AR'l'ILLDY AND 'l'ANXS. AT LEAS'!', TD CRABS AD BIO INOUOH - TO HOLD flllll. POR EXAJIPLE, VHAT WOULD• IN CRATES 'l'IIBN'l'! PDT IDNQ, IIOR'l' PDT WI!a - AND 'l'WINff Pll'l' IIGB? V N IIILIWAIIY OBDRffRS BBLIEVI - BIO OU11S ~ ~ , 'l'RI OPBRA'l'ION IS SO SBCRB'l'IVI - THAT OILY '1'D CYPRIO'l' GllllltS DOV POR SURI. arr AIIY RAPOIIS AT ALL - COIIS'l'I'I\Jt'I A JmPIAll:I OP THB V N. MOSCOM Last week we had a story about - Ludfflilla of Moscow . Tonight - Aaron of Mosco,o. The same accusation in each case. A fondness for - Western Including the ~ult11re of - jaez and cl,e•ing gum. Aaron's ~articular passion - bl•e jeans - Levu. Wl,ich he ,na,eaged to gel - by butto,a-lroliag A•ertc••• i• Red Square. But, he •as observed. a Mosco• co•rt - ON a cllarge of beir,g a "~arasi te" - a lerri bl e ir,di ct •e1tl i• tl,e Savi et U•i or,. Verdict of tAe Court. Aaro,r of Moscow - ca,e •ear lrl • blue J •••• • i,r Siberia! BETTING The British, who bet on just about everytlti•g are betting that Barry Goldwater does nog become President of the United States. B t u , the odds are drot,t>i ng. The Lortdo,. bookies first pegged the odds at favorite to •in in November. Tltey didrt't expect ma•y beta. WAere•t>o•, tlte odds 6ega• to fall. Yester,•y mor,ei,eg - six to o,ie. Last ftigltt - five lo o,ee. liltely to continue. Do yoa, think tllose Loftdo,a gambl•• liave some inside dot,e o• A•erica,e politics?