1 INDIA f:f- ~. ~. See,'- -'Ii.I, \ : The Prime Minister of India ,.a;t:ut beyond yesterday's assertion~ that war with Red China is dangerously ~ close. Nehru, adding~that if shoot!ng starts - it will probably touch off another global conflict. " A maJor war, engulfing the whole world;' is the way he put it to the•• Delhi parliament. Nehru pictures the holocaust developing - step by step:- First, the Indian Army going into action - agalnlt the Red Chinese troops on Indian soil. Thia leading to a dlN clash between China and India -·each ot which wollld be supported by it's allies. And this would bring Rwsaia and America into a collision - where atomic bombs would be used. Nehru, warning Mao Tse Tung - not to force the catastrophe. Not to imagine that India will let his aggression - continuemdefinitely. GOA FOLLO IN D I A An o l er p ro b l em th n Re Chin a , alt h ou g h much l ess si n is t e r - is 1rr1tat1ng N eh r u 's In d ia. The problem of - Goa. The historic P ortu g ues e enclave on the Indian coast - accuse o f sending troops a oss t e se eral times. Pursuing Indian workers - who have jobs in Goa. And - want to leave them~ ft o home - to In d ia. Nehru said today that he still intends to maintain pea c eful relat1oo+1th Goa. But he's taking the precautlanar, measure of sending troops - to the border of the Portugueae enclave. The order of the day - prevent any more frontier violations. CONGO Last night - primitive fighting with knives and spears. Tonight -~~1f..~warfare, involving jet planes. Yo11 eaA gY88e= - tne refle1 aaca, tt eoaid nir > 1 ••• ~ace - Katanga tn the Congo. Today, UN planes were out - hitting Katanga Air fields. Bombing and strafing - military installations. nai Blowing up trains and bridges. • One Katanga Jet fighter tried to intercept-~ ~ illlllllll=liltM:!Pt. ~ ~ forced down. l:11aaua1a&otn The u N command/\ in no IIOOd ~~ '{ for - half way measures.A. _.Pbeying the order from the Acting Secretary General - to enforce UN authority in Katanga. U Thant, explicitely approving - the use of Jet plane, against Tshombe's army. We still don't know - how much success the UN is having. · e do know the Tshombe is vowing - to prevent the international army from having any success whatever. Tshombe, hurrying home - breathing f i ~ Saying he'll throw the UN - u out of the prov1nc~~stabl1sh 1ndependeno once and for all - in Katanga. YUGOSLAVIA That State Department letter on Yugoslavia was written by a man - who isn't with the State Department any more. Brooks Haya of Arkansas - who moved over to the White House during the recent shape-up. One of h11 last duties 1n his old job - explaining administration policy on Tito's domain. Hays, defending our aid to Yugoslavia - u a sound investment. Allowing the"Yugoalav'a - to realil free of Soviet domination. Allowing Tito to defy the lr9ll1 - end disrupt the communist bloc. The Yugoslav Dictator, an ally of the United States - 1n a somewhat lett handed-,. BERLIN The latest Communist gimmick with regard to West Berlin - is to label the American garrison "Nato rorcea". Attempting to deny - that we have our own soldiers 1n the city by right of conquest in World War Two. Otto Winzer, the East German Foreign Minister - used that phrase "Nato tol'Oe■ " today. Then he went on:"•e have no co•ltment to guarantN Nato in West Berlin." A pretty bbvioua threat - to 1nterteN with our military convoys on the Autobahn acroaa Eaat Oel'IIIN• our coanandera - are ignoring the threat. Alierloan mllltary trucks, roaring bacK and torth - on the Autobahn. A calculated demonstration - that we have no lntentlon ot being pushed orr the access routes to West Berlin. MILITARY The Soviet Union and the United States - spend Juat about the same amount on their armed forces. So aay Aaerloan aKperts on Russia - after studying the defense budget publlahld in Moscow. Oh yes, the Soviet figures listed under the head~ "military" - are smaller than ours. Which la why Kbruahohev - keepa accusing us - or spending a lot more than he dON on arms. Here's the catch. The Noacow budget m haa two headings - one called "military" and one called "1cience". But ln Ruaaia, "science" covers thlnga that• we put undel' the heading ot "mllltary". Rockets -tor example. That lOlf Soviet military budget - Juat a propaganda front, a mlrqe. SPACE The announcement that we won't put an astronaut I ~ ~ ,._o,r\,I into orbit until early next year J come1t as a d1aappo1ntaentA Q Our space scientists had hoped - we could launch..,. flight around the earth this month. But a few problems remain" to _s; be ironed out. Al:acl •• , . . 1~ there's no thought of sending astronaut John GleM into space - until every last detail ta pronounced "A-ok." ~ Still, the flight - can't beAfar oft. 'Dle Atlaa ~ , l,f' missile - stand- poised on 1ts launching pad. The Mercury A atf~ cabin - p: ;as,, for the take-off. 'ftle Marine Colonel, aaylng· he's ready to go - anxioua to go. Leatherneck O:l.em, ~ to hear - thJ-countdotm. His flight a will make him the third American - entitled to wear the insignia or an astronaut. A medallion, with a shooting star - superimposed on a pair of wings. The insignia, awarded today - to Navy Connnander Alan Shepard, and Air Force Captain Virgil Gr1••~m. Soon to Join them - ~ . ~ Marine Colonel John Glenn, ITHACA Far above Cayuga's waters - no free bus ridea, y ~ ~ after all. At least - not if Oh1o 1 s A SenatorALauache can do anything about it. We had the 0Ptgl:1ml story - a few weeks ago 1 '9-- Ithaca, Hew York, asking for federal aid to set up a transportation system• minus carfare. Purpose - to perauade -- ~ ~ drivers that they'd be better off leaving the-,. at hCIN. R1d~ the buses - for nothing. Clearaw- up - Itllaca'• /1 parking problem. How, Senator Lausche rises on Capitol Hill - to call himself "shocked". The 0.,10 Democrat, aaklng whether Washington wlll wlnd up - paying for all the clty bua lt.nea ~ in America. Paying - until backruptcy sets in. Whlch Senator ► ' 1.----- Lausche vows dtl he'll prevent - by opposing federal ald to Ithaca buses. Or - any other. The reply - up in Cornell's college town? They say ~hey have a••••• spec~al problem - because new parking ITHACA - 2 ~~ spaces would coat a million dollars. ~ t h e ~ ~ ~Y ~ fr. asking Uncle Sam - for a1pundred and twenty thousand. The big red of Cornell, trying to sidestep a flying block - thrown at them by a Buckeye who runs interference on Capitol Hill. DINOS UR British and South Pfr 1can archaeologists, digging ....-<,fl{ ~ Basutoland - have discovere d t h e skeleton of a dinoaaurj le.species - not yet determined. ~t 1nd1cat1ons are t;tllt tht / 1gant1c beast may have been the terror of it's eon - {/ t.~ ~~ Tyrannosaurus Rex. J '!By predatory monster that would make our ~ Y c\,1 ~~ lions and tigers - look/'~ Tyrannosaurus Rex, never equalled in the animal Kingdom~ for aua strength and savagery. The skeleton, dating back - a hundred and fifty million years. Grim relic of the age of the dinosaurs. ~ ... -: _/J ' ~,~ ..