• There was shooting in Berlin today - across the border. East uerman guards firing machine gun bullets into West lierlin - 1leeing refugees. The West Herlin police, returning the fire, killing one of the keds - the kind of incident that shows how easily a shootin · war could slart over there. l'l'CIIIC 'l'he ••venteenth atoa1c exploa1on or thl current So•l•t ~~ 1eJ1ie1 - • • one ot the moat po111rtu1. ~ual 1n force to - a1111ona or tou or TIT , . Touched ott by the Ru11an1J 1n thl atao1phere - at thl1r Arctic teat 11t•. Thi bo■b. hurllnl l'ldloaotlve fallout - hip into tbl etratoapbln. ~to tba w / OUl'Nnt1 • that blow around our plUllt. IID!IIO Thi announcement that Pree1dent Kennedy will confer . with tht Soviet Poreign Nin1eter on Friday - waa expected. Por the pUt few daye there have been indication■ - that Or011JkO •e angling tor an invitation to thl White 101111. that lbruehchev • • allowing hie dlploaatic 110Utbplee1 - to bl a little IION oonc111atory. So lftl1M 11ouN Prell leONNl'J Pierre Sal.lapr - didn't have to 1p111 it out todaJ. sa11n19r, ,Id Ki(- . . . . , • ' ) •• , whllt will be dllCIIINd - on PrldaJ. Id, .. D u■ed to •• , • JOU knoll Uld l lmOII llhat thl -■1111' 11. - - Blrl1n. PrlclaJ'• oonterence - will not be nagottatlaDI tor • po111ble nttl••nt. JUlt a talk with Oroa,ko • to lit ~ 11nnedy know wther thllre•1 an, point 1n nagotlatlnl with Khrulbchlv. ADIIDISTRATIOI The ada1n1etrat1on has decided to take it ■ )lialatift record - to the Alllrican people. '!'hi •thod - revealed by PN11dent Kennedy today. The PN11dent, aay1n g that • • • • of hie Cabinet and other govera111nt ott1c1al1 - are go1- to pre11de over regional conference ■ in ten lcaJ c1tl11. Pr• llew York to san Pranclaco - tr• Boulton to Loe An&el••• the polnt of, .. conterenoee - to publicize keJ •••ure• pu114 1n thla 1111ion of Congre11. That 11 - tbl •uure■ tbat tbl adll1n11tratlon aaked tor, arid pt. S!RIA Syria would have re•ined in the united Arab Republic - ~~ it 1a11er had granted the Syrians 110re 1'Ned011. a. 1tated at ~ -;,,._ today 1 e newe conference - in Dla&ecu"J,< 'lflo Syrian ott1cere//G exp1a1n'A to ntwe•n - the llhye and whlretor11 of the rebellion. I. They HJ the Junta real~•d to eradicate - lgptian doainatlon ot SJrla. But thlJ IOOl'I found that th11 - · A 111p0111ble - ■hort ot independence. 1xucerbated 'l'hln, Ja111r. I~ 11 )Ill the 11tuat1on - by 1enll1nl " -,._ troop1 to put down thl Syr1ane. I ■111 tary aove that had - thl oppoalte 1ttect. '!'ha SJl'ian p1opI1, r1■ 1ng aplbll - tbl atrong an 1n ca1ro. '1'bl U.1.R. - d111olved. !hi Junta, 10 confident ot national aupport - that the srrlan U11J unite 1n DUaacua have been ordered back to garr11on duty. !hi ntw regl•, preparing to •Ice good thl pr01111e ot - a general election. The people or Syria, to ■elect - a c1v111an goffl'llllnt. BRlTAD • Tbl Br1t11b Labor P&rt1 hall decided to etop 1hout1nl - 11 an the boalil" That elopn, voted dom - at thl PartJ congre11 1n Blackpool. A victory tor PartJ r.ader Bup oa1t1Wl - llho baa contended all along that Britain could not attol'CI to dllUII unllateral.11. 'l'ba Labor1te ■, no11 ••1nl1nl o"r - behind Galt1klll. Approylag a aotlon tbat tbllr oountrJ ... t IIIIW atGlllc •apau - u long u thin• 1 an, dlapr or •t•lo 11111'. KNIGHT In Lo■ Angeles, Banker Ho•rd Edgerton hae turned out to be - a prophet. At 1ea1t, Edgerton was right lfhen hi 1ald bl' be naaed by torar Governor Goodwin Knight - a1 tbl huab-bUlb e■i11ary of Richard lixon. Today - . Knight ade exacti, tbat charge. Tellinl DIW■Mn that ldgerton c - to hlll - wltb. lixon deal• llhlch • • that lnl&bt cOllld haft llb&t · • WIDRcl iii Calltomla - •• long u be pr01111ed not to oppo■e llxon tu 1111 GOP gubernatorial no■ln&tlon. lnigbt olallll he hU proof - that Bdprton • • tbl go-between. ldprton. tlatlJ den,1111 - that m¥,wr IIHII • ea111ar1 tor lixon at any ti.Ill. 11xon•a ccwnt on tbl Dtpt; allegation - "tali• and llbelOUI." WIIaON President Kennedy today paid tribute - to one ot hll illuatrioue predeceaeore. Mr. Kennedy, signing a bill to erect a memorial - to Woodrow Wilson. Be took the occasion to give h11 opinion - or llhat such a 110nuaent ought to bl. It 1h0\lld exprees, in the wrde or the President - "Woodrow v111on•1 ta1tb in democracy, and hie dedication . to international peace." During thl cere■ony, PN11dent Kennedy uNd a 1er1e1 ot plftl - to lign thl bill. Al ha t1n11hed with thl tlr■t pin • he turnad and pr119nted it to •• II iacs, Bitting beelde hla. Jlru. v111on, accepting - with a 1■1le end a tew word■ ot t 1'bl late Pre1ldlnt•1 wlclow, grateful tor the tribute to - lfOlmt• Villon. X-15 Toc1&y 1 1 flight or the X-15 -- waa a sillulated ta11UN. Mjor Bob Ruahworth, turning orr h11 1tab11111ng 111te■ - •• hi flaahed acro11 the •Jave Dosert. Seeing how hie rocket pllM would react - under ■anual control. Guiding the X-15 blaNlt -- at t•nty-eight hundred ■11•• an hour. Jllnluver1ng 1t over tba "top" ot 1t1 tl1gbt arc - at eeventJ-ninl thouand tHt. !hi teat - 1ucce11tu1. 'l'lW pilot, reportinl tbat it 1 1 po111ble tor a aan to control thl X-15 -- at tou tlllll■ tbl 1p1ed ot ■o'imd. TITLB Over 1n wales, they 1 re baffled by - that a1gn on top of Mt. Snowdon. Thi sign reading - "Tony•e care." meaning - obvious. A reference to Anthony Ar■etrong-Jone1 -- wu) ~ ,.~J who yesterday" beu1■1.,, the Earl of Snowdon. Prine••• Margaret 1 1 huaband, ra11ed to the peerage - by the Queen. What•• the problem - in Snolfdon? ■II; 1M aign appeared - about an hour atter the London announce•nt. A big beautifully painted 11.gn - obviously the work ot a proreaeional. Noreover, to get it to the top of Nt.Snolldon - the individual concerned had to carry it up a r1ve-1111e path. Which ra1HI the 1ntere1ting que1t1on - did 1oa1on1 at snolfdon have 1.nlide intonation rr011 Bllck1ngbla ftlace? Intorution - allowing hi■ to paint hie eign in a d ~ ? And carry it up Kt.Snowdon - •• the ror•l announc••nt •• being made in London. Any•y, tonight the words "Tony's cat•" - are blazoned on the top ot Nt.Snolldon. Seema like a good subject tor the caaera of - fhotographer Antllony Arutrong-Jone1. I •an - the Barl _ of Snolfdon. l wonder how many realize that after what happened toaay at rankee Stadiu■ - another record set by tiabe Buth is in jeopardy. ln case you've forgotten - the Bambino started out as a pitcher with the Med Sox back in iineteen ~ixteen. he was a left-bander who ran up a string ot scoreless innings in lor14 Serl•• play - that's neYer been equalled. Twenty-nine and two-thirds innings - before the opposition could get a run oft hia. tonight, •hitey ~ord now has twenty-aeYeD scoreless innings. Two shut-outs - last year; and - the ■ aaterpiece he pitched today. ~eating ~e ieda - on two hits. Striking out eight - wbicb give• hi ■ a record sixty-nine in heries co ■ petition. Winning hla eighth orld ~erles victory - also a record. lt was young Ji ■ O'Toole'a misfortune - to be pitching against •hitey rord today. O'Toole, giYiD& up only two runs - on those ho ■ ers by ilston uoward a nd ~ill Skowron. ~ut h is ~incinnati team-mates couldn't do a thing - with ford. The tira\ gaae ot this World Series, won by Uew York - two to nothing. And did you see those two sparkling pla71 b7 ~ank•• third baseman Clint »ayer?! And the one b7 Iaake of the Reda! JACK BDIY Today 1 1 graduation exercises in Waukegan, Illinoie - . . , were for the benefit or a single "pupil." Jack Bemy High School, awarding a diploma to - Jack Benny. The comedian, returning to his home town - to participate in dedication cere110Dle1. Since he never graduated fr011 high school, the city decided to give hill "' ;r- the school 1 1 tirat d1ploaa;~thout waiting for - coaaence•nt exerc11es next June. '1'he one and only graduate ot Jack Binny ~ ~ , . _ High School in -~S-'- Jack Binny. A