BBRLIN The latest note from London to Moscow ought to dispel - a lot or talk on both sides or the Iron curtain. The talk about .) a possible split among the allies - on the 11aue or Berlin. Britain, trequently thought to favor a more moderate approach - than that preterred by France, vest Germany, and America. WJ ll,. Prime Minister Macmillan has ~~ ¼J.:' tlJ- 1\ particular mytt;- • tel!Mng Kbrulhcbe~. that the British are completely c0111111tted - to the defense ot we1t Blrl1n. lo que1t1on - of. negotiating our right1 ! TM Ru111ana, living 1n a fool 1 1 para411e - it they expect tbl Br1t11h to back a•y tr011 the V.■tern alliance. 111.cmillan, adding - that be intend.a to cooperate with Weit oermany in a11itary atta1ra. '1'he Soviet prote ■t about militarism - reJected in I,ondon. Macmillan, terming it propaganda_ consigning it to the •ete basket. The British p osition on [uwait is that the s■ all sheikdom at the head of the P ersian Gulf_ is now an inde p endent sovereign state. This, London's official reply - to P reaier (assem ot Iraq. The British, threatening to defend Iuwait with ~eir own troop• - it laasem atte■pta an invasion. At the aaae ti ■e, the Sheik of Iuwait i• asking the Arab League - tor help. The United Arab iepublia tonight annowace4 ita for■ al oploaition to aaq .annexation of the oil SheUcdo ■ 111111111 lllllllllllUllllllllllllXIIXSU ot luwait bf tbelraqi regi ■• of Pri ■e •inl•ter, Abdel lari■ Ia••••• The O.A.I. governaent P,O ■itlon ••• announced in a radio broadcast b7 •iniater ol State Abdel ~ader Hate ■• lt was the tirat official indication ot the I • t, i ca the L nnounce ■m t oosition ot Nasser• govern■en • n ~ by Iasse ■ Sunday that be considered ne 17 independent Iuwait a part of lraq. I,Q .t,lT - 2 Juat how valuable - ia the oil of Iuwait? There are different eati ■ate1; poaaibl7 dv.e to a tluctaatiaa- 7ear by year. Here'• a plauaible analysis tro■ ~ly.de Farnsworth - of the New Yori Herald Tribune. notiq that Iuwait control• .. twent,7 per •nt ot Ile wail4 1 s oil _ reservea; and supplies - forty per cent of Britain'• oil l The tota~ Yalue last fear - nine hun4re4 and for,ty ailllon dollar ■• ~i•ided equally ••t•••• th• oil co■panle ■ and the Shefk of Iawait. Gi•ing th• Sbeit an inoo■• ot - lllr hu4r•d and •••enty ailllon clolllara tor the fear. lore t,ban - a ailllon a day. IICIIIWII Today, one word rang repeatedly - through the Jerusalem courtroom. Adolf Eichmann, almost 1hout1ng - "leinl ne1nl neinl" Neaning - "No" to all the charges apinat him. Bictaann, 1ne1et1ng that he never gave any orders - during the 1u1 caapaign to exterminate the Jewe. tft - that hi had any / · - authority to g1 ve order1. Bicbllann • 1 dete"'e 11 Juet llhat it hae been - throughout th1e trial. Be ■till pictures hi■eelt ae a •re rub bl r- ■t•p, who did ae hi •1 told. '!'bl v1!llain1 ot the piece - h11 1up1rlore in thl IU1 hllraroby. l1peclally - 81Mler, boll ot the IU1 secre, Police. And • Heydrlcb, hlad ot thl security D1v111on. HARRIMAN The departure of our Special Envoy to the oeneva Conference was so sudden - that he took off before any announcement could be made. Averell Harriman, on hie •1 back to vuhington - leaving behind a coapletely 1talled oonterence. The reaeon tor all the speed 11 to have Harriman on hand - an i v ~ thl 1trong •n ot Lao• arrive ■ • General Phoua1 Ro■avan 11 on J A hie •Y to va1hlngton - tor conaultat1ona. The Kennedy 1trategy at th11 point - ••••e obv1ou1. Vlth Geneva etalled, Pr111dent Kennedy want, to ••• tt be can achieve an,tblng - through epeclal ••tinge in W■h1nston. Thi big oope being, that repn1entatlff1 troa both aide ■ - cm be brought together 1n an at1101phlN tree tr011 COll■Wl11t 1ta111ng. S'l'RIKE The presidential Board or Inquiry began 1te hearings in New York today - with the maritime strike twlve days old. The ettects or the walkout, telt more strongly every day~ acroee the nation. Above all, in our 1•ob111zed 1eaport1. Hence president Kennedy's appeal - to the Tatt-Hartley Act • .)161ch ,,J Board providee tor - thlAIFRJl\now in lew York. Chair•n David Cole opened the tiret 1e111on - by urging both aides to reeume csllcallea bargaining. Ind the boycott that hae prevented any progre11 - tor ten day1. It nothing happens by Priday, this pre1idential board could recoaend - an 1nJunct1on. President K•nnedJ, to aek tor a federal court order - sending the mar1t111e worker• back to thl1r jobs.tor a cooling-ott _period or eighty days. SIIIATB The White House received an okay today_ trom two senate committees) -" two requeate - that President JCennec,y haa high on his 11st ot priorities. The Finance Committee, voting to ra11, the ceiling on the national debt - by t1ve b1111on dollar,. Making the total figure - two hundred and ninety-eight b1111on. J\llt what Secretary ot the Treaaury Dillon - asked tor. And the senate Space C011111ttee goee along with the adll1ni1trat1on req\18et tor - more than one and a halt billion amually. That ■uch, - to 1p1ed up - our exploration ot the aolar manned 1y1te■• Including ~.,-,!light to the moon - by 11neteen seventy. A federal judge orders Dallas, Texas - to go ahead w11l 1ts "stair etei," integration plan tor the 1choole. one grade at a time - as ordered by the Circuit Court ot Appeale. Today Judge Whitfield Davidson aeked the people ot Dallas - to abide by th1e l••• Allow the integration ot the 1chools to begin 1n September - without violence. l.N.A. The American Medical 1eeociat1on supports. the Sah1n polio vacc1n•; )!he kind you can ewallo• - 1n1tead ot getting it by way or a needle. The A.N.A. meeting 1n le• York 1e calling tor - the elimination or polio through MIi u consumption or Sabin vaccine. But the 1.1.1. add1 A th1e drug 1an, t available to everybody yet. ,io don I t overlook your Salk / / ehota - lfh1le you•re •1ting. Tonl1bt'1 addreaa at Independence Ball, Philadelphia - ia t1,ptoal of the ■an aatl~ it. Aerbert, HooYier, de!endi11 - patrioti1■ and huaanitarianl1a. Patriotia ■ - becau1e Mr. ~oo••r wants to preaer~e tbe A■ericaa freedoa1 taat allowed hia to cliab fr.o■ •• lo•• tar■ to th• lhit• liou1e. B•■ anitariania■ - bee•••• ao on• know, better thaa M~. ~oo•er bow ■uch otber nation••••• oar help. The •P•••b, 1u■■ la1 up what he haa ••14 - ao oft••• ••R••tiqa it toni1bt in an appropriate place. Be~b•rt tioo••~• at la4•p•a4eno• iall. CHURCH ln Canterbury, ~ngland - a . controversial term came up r ~~1~ ~ IA,~...J,- ~ ~ J . , . .. :') today. The term - "diae st · ablishment. nl\ EnoJ18ti to shake ;;;.;;;;;:y present - 1n the cathedral. That is, everybody_ except the Archbishop ot Canterbury. Occasion - the en~hronament ot Dr. Arthur Rauay ae number one hundred in the. historic 11st ot --. irchb11hop1 ot Canterbury. The ne• Archbiehop, preaching a 1enton 1n ltti1ch he sugge1ted - that d11establi1hllent ought to be considered seriously by hie colleague ■ on the bench ot bishops. Eng ll and, as we know - has an e1tab t l1 : 1hed churcti. Thi Church ot England - heacted by the Queen. But a l t Anglican churchmen dislike , state 1nterterence in eccleaia tic athi!ra. Many time a in the paat century, the b1shope have debated - a • declaration of independence. The move, aiways voted down - 1:n convocation. Now, however, the British state Mddles with ecclesiastic affairs. more than ever. parliament, deciding the code of canon 1a1. .. aoo eo on. coneequently, the dissident ■o••••nt in the Chu~oh of in1land - btco■ ing ■orae •ooat. Tb• cli ■ ax, today - with the Archbiahop ot ~anterbu17 declaring that di1e1tabliah■1ntJr1ania■ la in the air • and The Church ot Angland, ••1 a•t 10011 - ■ay be di1e1tabli1h•4 fro ■ parlla■ tntary control. Put the ~ Archbishop at the head ot th• Church - in place of th• Britlah ■onar.oh. Ma,be. lhat do 1,ou think ol dia1atabli1haentariania■, ~iok? Here•s an interesting report_ t t rom he Babor Department. Down goes beet steak. Up goes rent. Thie lowers the index By one-tenth ot one per cent. Take time out tor three strong cheer■ , we 1 11 be living tor nothing 1n eighty-three years. " The bard who penned those immortal lines - if-,.07\.u I · J.L__ . .. - . - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ .}.. - ~~ 4A Ire"""'(, anonymous . . Home'l, In . any case, his tact ■ are enough - to make anyone lyrical. The coat ot 11:ving - dropping again. One-tenth ot one per cent lo•r - in Nay. Nainl.J due to lo•r prices - tor meat products.