G D EVE'IN VEY O Y: ' re s i d en t i s e n ho • e r , to d ay , • e d t e l e a d er s of Con ress, Democr a ts an d e ublic n s , to su , ) ort a forei g n p olicy - of eterrin oviet agression in the iddle Est. By the use of erican economic aid - or ·1·t f ·r That "E1· enhower even m1 1 ary orce, 1 necessary. Doctrine" we heard ab out y e st er da y and w h i c h the President ex lained to a by- artisan legislative meeting at the White House late this a fternoon. p - H • 0 - G Y P l AG E M 0 1 5 4. } . 1 T DER I P 5 IC U A T D u z AR L Y T ~ EAR. ALM FC T - - I / U 'IO L 0 H G LO- H I V 1 GY P l C ON ..., ANNOUN I G A, /C T U ALL , A , OGA ED H A S UEZ AGRLEMEN T , WHEN T H f: B I I G AN BOM I G A IC , OC T O E 31 s t. HE PIC T P O V lDED, AMON G o - ER TH I , T HA T lH RI I H H AD TH E RIGi O . END ING ROOP PC IN O TH S UEZ ANAL ZON E ) IN A S E THERE S HCXJLD E AN AT T. ICK - ON ANY ARA B AT E OR TURKEY. WHICH MlGH l S EEM T O HAE O S l TU T D LEGAL GRCU l ll5 - FOR T H E BRIT I H O MJV E IN, WHEN EGYPT WA S AT T JCKED Y ISRA L. BUT - NO T AT ALL. BECAU ET E AGREEMENT MAD AN l:XCEP T IOJ OF I S RAEL. PROVIDING - TH AT HO ST ILI T IE S WI TH I RA E L Wa.JLD NO T 8 GROUND S FOR A B I T I H OCCUPATION OF SUEZ. S O T HE PAC WA NO I NVOKED - WHEN T H BR I T ! H AND F R H I VADED. I · 1 ll ,;) L V IA E..; - ,, l 11 ' F 1 V 1 I U ' OU - 1 AL L OUD S . 1 ~ HI f- ,Hl Uv!.i I I T PAR Y . w AL A s H . ~ - • i 10 L I- OIPLOM l 1 PO : ... ' - H A LU TS .J ..., ru • WI A F ~ ~ L T . SOW A T l H A A ,H ? l.:Ll, LAXl .., 0 O P SOVIE L E AD ER W RL t L D 0 OF LM cR 0 H DIPLOMA I ORP. WH · U H M.ADl: T . URPRl G AN 00 M OARING ••• • ''WE ' RE ALL S T AL J 1 I " . WHI H CR AI L Y WA A Al. - AF . . E WA t t U ..,H V LED IN E DEGRADATION OF ALI I G H I A I D OU T . A T HE '-'O C1II P A Y , H W OLDJ G 0 lA I G W1,KED IMP R lALI TS I- H WE S T . ADDED - A S . TAL HAD Fa.JG-I /GAI T "OF OU R I II H LA R " D, " ' T ALI MAD Ml AKE I AND H AD S HO r-oMI OJG II. AGA I 0 R .. L EMl II . 0 H A i ~·- A r. r!U SH ve~ ~ .:n:r- "l m roud a r 1 i '"'ts - in t i s r es 1 ct." ' h ie bit o f convers 10n i s l ikely to b regarded e ~ o si e sym µ tom - of a rene al o the old, rutal t lin line at the Kremlin. . L . . . U RP 1 ~ L • H O P L EI I! 1P 11 l Ii l L!J/ 0 E G OM/: , U S PA - ON WA '! 0 WO ~ ON. 1 T P Ml R GO EW L AND PAR TY L PD U L 0 H R e HIGH RANKI GOFF AL S - H EVENING. NO EXPLANAT ION , U TH INMEOIATE ASSUMPTlO I S - THAT ~ . A ELLI E/ r.l>SCCNi I HOLDlN~INOUf~;\ SU MMIT CGJFEREN • AS A RE UL T OF THE HUNGAR1AN EVOLT - AND OTHER D1 STURBANCE IN THE PUPPET NATIONS. p I SH L S F ' I •••• VID ~ O. A • J - u ,· /,c .J OJ 1 APP A J p I L A R . ' A L I ' u C JA w I S P R P U L - AND ...... P J !, GO L D S RV DI S APP EAR FD . R UR - I . E REP L I AO TAK OVER FROM HE OL D t.ONAR Y . I ~ REPOR S AD TH A 1BE GOLD ESERV HE S OVIET S - /t ANO S EN ON O lU IA. W H I I S CM V RlFIED Y 'TWO PROMINE S PANI SH REPUBLI AN E>ClLE IN URUGUAY/ WHO S AY - THEY HAO THE TORY FROM A REPU B LICAN OFFICIAL OF TH E BAN K OF S PAIN. THE AC CUN T NON REVEALED RELA T E S THAT OJE DAY• AS THE IVIL WAR ~B> - Fa.JR BANK EMPLOYEE AT MADRID WERE GIVEN S UDDEN IN ST RU:TIOOS. TO LEAVE IMMEDIA TE LY - 00 A ECRE MI S IO. PROC EDING TO A HARBOR ON lliE MED IT RRANEAN . THE RE, EICH O ~ WAS P UT ON A DI FFER IP• ANO PUC O lN ARG E OF BOXE S OF GOLD. H A VI 0 IDEA OF THEIR D EST I ATIGJ - UN IL TH EY RE/CHED H LIC K A. HE S PANIS H B K EMPLOY ES ANO HE BOXES OF GOLD TH S O H AT\ AKEN O MJ r (JN. HOV H V I T GO Tii PANI H GO LD RE E VE. p u L A APP 0 n; 1 T UC - T O ~ · L O . H I H , 0 01 ARIL, u A V M .o w IG . Y LLO'i I L UT , I 0, TH O L - - 0 . I A OJ BY --01 . - A HUGE UM 0 0 y OUN D :: AND OU TED . OOING HI S - OH c · MON . All - A 0000 TO p T EM niE E IN K>SCCJN. BY THE T IME TH Y WERE Fl ALLY RELEASED - T E S PAN! H C IVIL WAR HAO ENDED. THE REPU LI - OVERTHRONN. 0, IN TEAD OF GOING BK.:K TO SPAIN, THEY WEN T INTO EXILE - LIKE S O MANY OT HE R PANI H REPUBLICAN • ALL OF WHIC H ADOS FUR HER ANGLE S TO AN HI T ORI C MYSTERY - THE DISAPPEARANCE OF E S PAN I ~ H OOLD , ES RVE. - - - l o f n ri n r fu ee t e ubj e ct o f .I:'' - e v e 1 m e e t i n e W h ite ouse today. i c e ' ) r e s i e n t . 1 x o n - in 0 r co en· tions to r si ent 1 e n ho er n a bi- , r 1 an gr o u of lea ers in on e ress - emocr t a n e ublic ns. ice - resident, fres from a first-hand ins ection of the Hun arian refugee situation in Austria and Germany - advised that an additional number of ungarian should e admitted to this c untry, on the resent ba is - t ith Con ress naming exact limits. Nixon re ardin this method a - tem orary; not · ise, in the lon run, for us to be tied down toe efinite fi ure for the a mission of refu ees from o res ion. o ever he thinks - ·. · e houl 1 ' O ah ad on th&t ba i , ntil Con res~ enacts le inlation to ermit a more fl xibl system. ' l: f l. .... A G D A R l L E A PARA X - u 1 I.:: L L Y P S S J J L A 0 1 c · pA F 0 I T , AP J " AL, O T · OF TH F K:T H P RL S D 0 . il l T y ~ A O - I FRE H AL WA L JR . H y A Y , w LL 1 R E EX r- p . H I PROBA L ux S O R - L RAL HA s S P EIDE L OF W E GERMA • GEl ER AL S P 1 D L, A T T - H lGP. I THE Ml L IT AR Y OUNC L 0 O RTH A LAN Tl A T AU.IAN C • THE FOR E OF NA O J,CLUDE, OF OU R E , UNJT OF T HE FREN~ H ARMY. MEANING - THAT ERMA G ER AL WCXJLD OMW , AND S OLDI RS OF FRAJ-.CE. WHl H CE RTAI LY WOULD MARK A HANGE - AFT R TWO WORLD WAR S . J . < L ••.•. V LOP J A !.J~ L , H J , u G D U MAR TH A • ~ A EPO G V y Y O . JM , T ODA Y . 1. I . ON HA T TH ~V Y WO RK D WI T H - ARM Y O A ALl I S T I S MI S LE - Pl R . A LO G G A FAJ R - W1 AN A OM1~ WAR HEAD. VT , AY S THE ME S , VY FOUND H JU P I R - O T O GOOD FOR U S AT S EA. ON V R, H AR HI 01 A T EO A EAGOl G MI · L. H AV GO G EAO - 0 MI SS LE ALLED - E POLAR i S . THE O ELOPM T 1 CM S O FAR AOV/JN O - HA YEARS TO HAVE A Ml S L E WIT H A R/JNG OF S OME F PO S S IBI LI OF S CM. H EW Y EXPfCT, I r FIVE HUNDRED MILE S , FOR ATOMI 80M ING. E POLARl - TO E LA UN HEO U DE R WATER, FROM A SU BMARINE OCMN UNDER THE S U FIC • LL EW VIO L E H OJ L D ... - . . L H . , LL l" O D A Y - S US P - D D P { A I ' T A . 0 O LLONI r 10 ·s T • F L O R ID 5 A T _ APl AL. 0C S THR ON - WI f.nt# S O OU G , O H OM ~ DA OCERY S 0 I A I O H Uv L I E S . 1 T l l L D L H i{ - D A L T u I - A R A l A l 0 1 AUGU A l IO. LA ' - U l ' H OUR OULD UP ID . I LL Y , 1.: , 1 ~ V O D 1 RO • H D - l D . ODE S LAN D L 10 - E OF O DIZZY AFFAIR S . I THE ' ALLO I A POLL ~· - V O R O R S AHEAD Y A MERE FEW HUNDRED O c • w 1 S1 AU H RE W E A EN EE AND HU -I BALLO 0 D H S , WH EV RED TH MAJORI TY . PU B l l AN ANDIDA T ! ST OPHER DEL SESTO - AHEAD BY FOU HU DR D AND T VIEN Y-S VO E • U TH DENa:RA H ALLE.NG D TH V ALID J 0 E A BS EN TEE AND -,HU -1 ALLO T • AK I H A E - 0 OUR • THC l GAL P OC 01 T IL ODA ' . H T A E S UR EME OURT HREW OU A LO O A S E AND ~U -1 ALW S WHI HAD · N CY · L 10 DA • T A WA c A L - G AL J T R - ALLO RHOD l LAND.. - B EFO R E EL ION DAY NO l OUN T lNG. WELL, K> S T OF O S T O S ED OU T WER FOR DEL - S ESTO - ENOOGH TO BRING ABOUT A HAIRLINE MARGIN FOR GOVERNOR RO B ER T • STABBJN •.• WORD FROM HOlfoTGJ, EXAS, I THA T PAUL AR , TW5. PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL PLAYER - I I R I I C AL CONDI I ~ AFTER HAVING BEEN S TABBED - DU ING A EW Y EAR ELEBRATION LA.S T NI~. THE S TAR BICK ON THE 5 AN FRAtCISCO 49ER S WAS ATTENDING A REUNION OF FORMER FOOT ALL PLAYERS OF THE UNIVERSJTY OF HOOSTON. THE PARTY - IN THE SWANK WE T ERN S K IES t«)TEL. THE FOOTBAU PLAYERS WERE WHOOPING IT UP IN A PRIVATE ROCW. ' ~ROSS THI: HALL - ANOTHER NEW YEAR PARTY. SOMEHOi, THE TWO CELEBRATIONS COMBINED - JOINING FORCES. TROUBLE ARISING - BElWEEN CARR AND A MEMBER OF THE OTHER PARTY. IDENTIFIED BY THE POLICE - / CHAMBLESS AS JMEX 9/.., WHO, THEY SAY' SERVED A PRISON SENTENCE IN OKLAHOMA ON A NARCOTICS OiARGE. NXORDJNG TO N:COJNTS GIVEN, THE EX-CONVICT INSULTED THE R>OTBALL STAR. AND THEN WHAT HAPPENED IS RELATED BY FORMER FOOTBALL PLAYER J~K CHAMBERS. WHO SAYS •• "PAUL 11JRNED AND SWUNG AT HIM. HE HAD THE MAN OCWN 00 A COOCH AND WAS ABOJT TO HIT HIM AGAIN - WHEN I SA'III a A KNIFE FLASH IN CHAMBLESS HAND." THE S TABBING - IX>NE WITH A PEARL-HANDLED SWITCH-BLADE KNIFE. SAID TO BELONG TO CHAMBLESS. STABBING - E STAB ING OF H ST AR BICK 00 THE 49ERS - TiiE GRIM ENDING OF A FOOTBALL CELE RATION. U LLOO ZE • ••• AT LOJI SVI LL L, KENTLC Y , M. MR. V AU G R I rlN AR E NEWLY-WEDS - AND W R JU S T TT L E D IN HE IR E W H OM . • WI T H · HJ ING NEW FURNITURE. ALL ET - FO A eN YE AR OF WEDDED LI · • I IXlVN THE LINE FROM EIR roT N:!J , A EW GOLfpXJR E WAS BEING ~STRLCTED. WI T H A HUGE UUOOZER - FOR · L EVE LLING OFF THE GREE.NS. SO WHAT HAPPENED YESTE~Y? 1 ISN' C LEAR HO'I THE T ROOBLE BEGAN - BUT, PROBABLY I T WAS THE DOING OF SOME SMALL BOY S W H O WERE PLAYING ARWND THE BULLDOZER - WHILE T HE DRIVER #ENT OFF ON ~ ERMND. NJYWAY, T HE BULLOOZER ST ARTED OUT - RJLL S PEED. THE CLANGING MO-lSTER GRINDING ON - WITH NOBODY ABOARD. THE R~-AWAY BULLDOZER - DRIVING ALONG FOR A QJAR T ER OF A MitE, HRCUiH A GULLY AND UP A HILL. SMASHING THROJGH A FEN C E - AND KNOCY. ING IDVN SEV ERAL TREES. CRASHING, FINALLY - IN T O niE FRAME HOO S E O:CUPIED BY THE NBWLY-WEDS, MR. & MRS. vw.KiHN GRIFF°IN. THE JUOOERNAU T PLUNGED THROOGi A WALL AND IN T O A BE DROOM. STOPPING FINALLY=. IN THE LIVING ROOM. LEAVING lHE WHOLE PLICE, S HINY NEW FURNI T URE AND ALL - A MA.5 S OF WR EC~ AGE. THE ONLY ~ E H OME WAS MRS. GRIFFIN - W H O ESC AP ED FROM THE ATAS TRO PH ALL RIGH • U IT WAS A H OF A WAY T O GIN - BOTI-1 LIF E AND il NEW Y AR. R E BO L GA E -----~.-.-~ l u ~ o e you h a ve been listenin · to the R o s e Bowl game an know all about that one - lowa 2 8 - Oregon 12 . · e 11, the b i & est YJ2A.!!t th i s New Y ears D a y , was the defeat of Te n nessee by Baylor of Texas, in the ugar Bowl. Tennessee, the nations number two team, suffered it first defeat this year. Baylor winning, 13 to 7 - in a contest made all the more exciting b7 a fist fight. A LB L C TT . 0 L ---- · -------- - ------------ - -- ln h r n Bo wl, t od y, the be -- t - ' · s on t e ra~ ge. The olor o fu l lb a c k - w om they c a ll e yuk the Beast. Toni e ht' s football dis p atch describ shim as - •batterin the line like a berserk bull buffalo.• The beast hammering out a fourth eriod touch-down - that gave the victory to Colora o. Beating Clemson - twenty- seven to twenty-one, in the Orange Bowl, at Miami. The Cotton Bowl was the scene of a duel between two stars. With Chuckin Chuck Curtis of Texas Christian - having a bit the better of it over Brown of yracuse. Jia Brown, an all American selection, r&n wild - for three touch-downs. But Chuckin Chuck with long passes, hit the Bull's eye - twelve out of fifteen times, for one hundred a nd seventy-four yards. hich gave Texas C hr i st i a n t he v i ct o ry a t D a 11 as - twenty - e i g ht to t we n ty - seven. And He nry that you'd call: "winnin g by a whiske.