ha r l e D e a lle a ' be h ea ·· e d f o - 1 fine t h o ur . ~J cl 1 o .... · n .... ·· en i s he roi i n ~ o r d Jr T:o - , h en h e r a ll e- i f ella , co n tr · m en to resis t the az i o cc upat ion . 11 s p ro b e m t h e 1 w a s - s t r a i t f orwar d - to , . in t h e w a • ow , a . , . . t h orn i er i lemma - 1 e r ia. rl l c h D e G aulle m a so l e - ju g i ng by what happened today. The P resi ent of Fr ance kept his promise - to visit t h e tur b ulen t North A rican territor y . When he arrived tn t e town o f i n Temouc h e n t - he was met b J a howling m o b . Ja.r n e by h is a d visors - to sta in the Town Ha 1 7 D e G aulle re p lied - " I'm g oin g d own there. ' Then h e add e d - '' t h e y 're Just a lot o f noise ma~kers. 11 W it h t h e u nflinchi ng b earin o f an old sol d ier- h e ma rc h e i nt o t h e m i ddl e o f t e m o b . T h e first cr y h e hea was - ' D o 1 i t D eG a ulle!" The n h e s m ile d , be g an to s h ake h a n s - a n d e x c ha e p l e asa n tries. Th e mo b - qu 1e t e d own. i n e roslem s - b e an to c e er. One r ea c he out t o to u ch D e G a u l l e - as if h e we re a h ol man o f I slam . Fr o m t oslems ~IGAVl«LI - 2 and freochaen alike, the shout went up •v1-.e ~eGaulle! • ! The tall fi1ure in hia khaki unifora - sailed alightl7, wa-.ed, then returned to hie car. Tonight h•'• in the tea•• capital of Algeria - tber.e •••tia1 aore hotilit7, but Yowiaa - aot to be brow-beat••· Kl• ad•l1ora toaj1•t are not quite ao worried - abo•t th• tall general failina. C ONGO Th e l a ten t n e w s f ro m t h e C o n g o ~ ~ t h e a g e -o l fe r o cit o f t h e ju l e . Lu mu mba 's f ol lo wers in S tanle y v i l le a re t reateni n g to d ecapitate - a th o usa nd wh ite h o st a g e s. The E uro peans an d Am ericans have The U is m o v i n g to g et its t roo p s into St a nl e y v l l l e -i n t i m e to p reve n t m a ss m urder. Meanwhile, in L eo p ol d ville, Mobutu flatly refuses to release Lumumba. Mobutu, charging - Lumumba at large, would only u bedevil t e e n tire Co o situation • .m d lliAx.lDtkXJl mi g ht not save - t e w h i te h os ta e s in tanle y ville. L 0 T h e s i t u a tion in La os i s con f Llse d - followin g t e f li h t o fth e Premier o f t h a t st a te in Southeast si a . Prin ce S o uva nna hou m a a rrive d b y p l an e - in Cambodia. ~ e are told that he was force d out - by opposition from b ot h left an d ri g ht. T h e two extremes, plunging Laos -- close to civil war. ECU J)QR rr t tack on the m eri can •mbassy i n Q uit o - ~~""- a s ouc he of a /~o undary is pute be t w een E cu ad or and Peru. treat g ivi P eru some e xtra te rritor y al on g the Ecua -:>r b or der in i net e en F ift y -Two - was g uaranteed b : rg entina, B razil, Chile and the IJltaGl Unite d States. Ec uador rece ntl tore up t h at u treat y - unilaterally. The other four powers, having.,,no recourse - except to rule in favor of Peru in this dispute. Leading to today's disturbances - in Q uito. All four embassies - stoned by the mob. • • low the situation in lew Orleana. Another drop in the nuaber of white children - at integrated lilltaa lranti School. Only eight today - coapared wit a high of twent1-three, earlier in the •••t. The reaaon - a new ••1r•1•tioni1t oaapala• la taking ahape. iectllq at the aohool - dtin1 out. But th• haraaaaeat of parent• - 11 being stepped up. The ••1r•1ationiat• are handing out neatly ■i ■eo1raphe4 aheeta - ••ari111 lioenae nuuer1, naaea, ••• a44r•••••· ldentifJlng th• whit• pareata - who defJ the bloota••• Settlaa th•• up a• tar1et1 for barra•••••t - la their own ho•••• and - oa their joba. §!QIN Two groups of Americans are said to be happy about the blizzard roaring across the southwest - children and soldiers. Snow is falling in a heavy blanket - on Texa1, Rew •exico, and Arizona. Eighteen inches - in Sil••r Cit7, Mew Mexioo. Result - many youngsters •••ina snow for the first tiae in their liYes. Gaaiq wi4•- eye4 at the white flak•• cover.ing their back yarda. Getting the thril - ot throwing tbelr first anowballa. The aol41era are pleased - because the bllzaan baa put an end to field aaneuvera - at •ort 11111, Texas. t The pl ne w i t t e " ot n o e · • - was up over t h e • O av e e s e rt to d a · . ~ X -1 5 -- ilote d b y eil m s ro · . Its h o t n o e is an ei g ht po u n piece of steel - ollowe d out f ro m a b loc k wei g h in g a hundre poun d s . ~o sensitive, i t can detect a q arter d e g ree l ~ m oveme nt - i n an irection. APfii.. stands u to atmospheric A. con d itions - b etter than the old-fashioned needle-nose. With eight thousand pounds of thrust under his control - pilot Armstrong~ reached an altitude of fifty thousand feet, at twelve hundred miles an hour. [RANlLll The P oat Office baa Just received a gift - that may be nearly priceless, if it's authentic. A bronze medallion - bearing a picture of Benjamin franklin. At the bottom, the date - Seventeen Seventy-Seven. Also the name - Mini. lell, ~iovanni Kini was an !talian artist - of Franklin' a ti••· Rini - _ the ao1t f'aahionabl• art.lat in Europe. 107.alty flocked to hla studio ln Parla - Marie Antoinette, the Duke of York, the ~rown Prince of Au1trla; and at.at••••• - lite lox and the Talle7ran4. llao the phlloeopher-1tate1aan fro■ the new nation aero•• th• boundin1 ■ain. r.rantlin sat tor Ital ln Paris - several ti•••· It ha• always been thoucbt - that all the liai-franklia aedalllona were account•• tor. But now another has turned up - and the Poat Offloe woald lite to tno• If it'• the real McCoJ - l ■ean th• real lini. fAIIIIT A dispatch troa Trenton, New Jersey - tell• of a real cliff-hanger. rlace - the St. Francia ~oapital. Star of the thriller - patient Charles Solti. A nurse found Solti banging by hi• hand• fro■ a six-stor7 window. She grabbed hi ■ by the wriat - an4 screa■ ed for help. Doctors, nurses, other patiata - rushing iDi trying to haul Solti in. An iapo11ibl• taat - because he wei1h1 two hundred po•nd ■• lu\ all the7 could 4o - was hang on, keep hi• fro ■ falling, and ahout - tor the fire depart■eat. flr•••n to the reacue - with a net. But - theJ weren't too hopeful. A sixty foot ju■p 11 conalder .. the safety ■axiaa. There waa Solti dangling eighty feet up. finall.J, a hook and ladder - arrived. Whereupon one fire■an cliabed to the top of the ladder, fastened a rope around Solti'• waist - and \hr•• the other end in through the window. And then tho•• in■ i4e - hauled hi ■ in. fATlElt - 2 Tonight, he's back in his bed - saying he feel• fine. The hoapital personnel? lhy had he been out there, hanging fro ■ that window ledge? Ho explanation. Just felt like hanging fro ■ a ledge. Iver have that feeling, Diet? ""~., ""':1 r, ~ ~ i< i s 1 ste i n g ~ r waiti n f e o a omet h in - abou t to a I confere n c e a t the v h i e Ho e ! ~ 1 1 h level conferenc e - b e tween th e c rrent occ upai nd the n ext occu ant . Our F i rst ad · - a n our inco m i irst ad . J a e ue line Kenn e a c c e pt e d ~am ie E i s e nh o w er's i n 1 ta t1 on - on t h e s p ur of t h e m o m e n t. ~y i n , s h e'd J lik e to s e e th e Executive Mansiun - be f ore oi ng South for th e Chr is t mas Holi d a y s. Mrs. Eisen h ower telli ng Mrs. enne d - "why , o f course, come ri g ht a lon g . H e n c e h e g e t- t o g ethe r - lasti ng over an hour. The t wo w o m e n , walk in t hrou h t he C o n servatory, t h e r e cept io n r oo m , the Sta te D i n in g R oo m - an d so on. Not f or g et tin - the t irt y m rooms o n t h e second and third fl oo rs . ft er wa r , t h e y stro l le d out - to p ose for p ict u r e s in the g r den . Th en the go ues t t hank e d her h os - an CW\~..,., an e , a - , - ~ . . , . , chan g es s e 1 11 ak e, w h e n s h e oves i n to t h e · hite House .