RIGHT T h a r i n g s i n ~ o o n , . T . n Z an z b ar) t ~ Comm ss· on a~ c al le d off its o r , la b ama . The re a s on - local offic ale, r efusin g vO produce t e r votin record~ . The Commission wante the Justice Department - to intervene . According to Chairman Hannah, he and hi s co l leagues w 11 have to wait - until the J s ti ce Department can do something a out those records . The problem in Montgomery - s voting rights for Negroes . There have been charges - about those rights being violated - in state elections. The Rights Commission had several Negro witnesses on hand - to testify. But it's impossible to go ahead - without knowing just who has voted in past elections. t Montgomery Segregationists declare - they have no intention of giving in . They won't surrender their county records. Judge George Wallace is even defying - a su~poena. Says Judge iallace - "I don't care - who the Commission calls in.' HUMPHRE - A nneQota Democrat wae at th - h·te Huse today - for a lon conference w i th the President of the United states. Senator Humphrey, passing on to President Eisenhowe - those secret proposals made by Khrushchev - during Humphrey's visit to Moscow. We have no details - about today's meeting. Senator Humphrey, naturally, refusing to say .. how Mr. Eisenhower reacted to - the Khrushchev proposals. But Humphrey did eay - he himself! cons , iders the secret Kremlin plan for Germany - "unacceptable." a · n . a t a Kre e na o 1 -..; 1 - .. ea~ er t e a a asl in n ce~. Dr n hoee ei hours us c e' ,a~1• in er p ed one. e · ephones llil r n n - no sec ear pp n nan ut. The only time a · - rush he •s aide... n ere - a ... wnen he prei;;sed/au button. In ena or Humphrey 1 : words - 11 Khrushchev s he execut1 ve - east 11 ely to . e an ulcer . 1 But of cour .. tle }reml n - has ts own hazards. L the continuin ... tr le for po er - at the top of the Soviet h erarchy. Tor i . , , e 1' or nera · e OV - i u ~t 11 a '- er • e 1' r . 0 the 0 t ecre t Pol ce en de 0 - 0 p 0 · Ote e~tern lomats i n Moecow , e .J.. e tha Serov mov n pa note . T e~e diplomats point ou - e v ~ a member or the Supreme oviet . Also, or the ce .ltr al C o mmittee or the Com unist Party. Then a ain, ne •s a prote e 01' Khru~hchev - and th at's a pr tJ tty nard parJ.ty to lose on - · n tne Soviet un·on. GOLDFINE The i ndictment of Bernard Goldfine, covere eighteen questions - that he refueed to answer. Questions - fired at him by a House Sub-committee. The key issue - Ooldfine•s •Im Boston Port Development Company. Eighteen times he refused to answer - when the Sub-committee asked him about - the finances of thatCompany. Now h6 1 e been indicted - by a Federal Grand Jury. Meanwhile, an echo of the Goldfine case comes from New York. Hat · Jere, announcing - it will publish the me■o1re ot Sherman Adams. The former Special Assistant to the President - to tell hie side of the affair - that cost him hie White Houn job. WEATHER The city hardest hit by the bl i zzard - i s Oswego, New York. Five feet of snow - falling on Oswego. The wind - howling in from Lake Ontario. Blowing the enow into drifts - twenty feet deep. Tonight, the streets of Oewego - are blocked. communication lines - down. Schools - cloeed. The population - ·gg n out. Reecue operations arein full ewing - with the police, hoping they can deliver enough food and fuel - before the weather gets any w rse. Most or the country - le getting a taste of the same thing. Heavy snow, and high winds - from the Canadian border to Texas. .. I / .,, IOCKET From Frencn Equatorial Arrica - rinal word about Juno the Second. Our moon rocket - that got sixty thousand miles into outer space - and then fell back. Burning out - over the African jungle. A Frenchman who saw the end of the rocket - eaya it came down, looking like a big white ball. Changing color as it fell. From white to yellow - and from yellow to orange. Then, a final burst of flame - as it burned to cindere - in the earth 1 a atmoephere. The epectacle, lasting - three seconds. IOCKET l1"rom Frencn Equatorial Arrica - rinal word about Juno the Second. Our moon rocket - that got sixty thousand miles i nto outer space - and then fell back. Burning out - over the African Jungle. A Frenchman who saw the end of the rocket - saye it came down, looking like a big white ball. Changing color ae it fell. From white to yellow - and from yellow to orange. Then, ~ final buret of flame - as it burned to cinders - in the earth 1 a atmoephere. The spectacle, lasting - three seconds. TRAIN Today' s crash on the New Yor k Central - could have been a real tra g edy. Forty-seven children, aged eight to twelve, were in the car - that went off the tracks. But the car remained upright - instead of turning over. The reeult - only a few minor injuries. The irony is - that the youngetere were being ehow~ - how a railroad operates. WRITER That oviet writer wh fled t o the ~est - s a winner ) "~ .S A_ - l of th e tal n Prize for Literature. Alexander Tscheyshvili, honored by the Soviets - for his novel about collective farme. Lat e r, he became disillusioned - disgusted with Communism. He wan gl ed an invitation to a Communist Writers• Congress - in East Berlin. And from there - made his dash for freedom. He's been granted political asylum - in west Germany. Tonight's re ort from Lowell T h oaaa - finds hia still in the air. ~till finding out - interesting things about his fellow passengers. (SCRltT NEVER RECEIVED lN OFFICE) BOOK - An American in London, hae juet pulled off - the biggest one-man book deal i n hietory. H.P. Kraus, of New York. He , ( _ b j . strolled into Sotht1iy•e Auction Room - and spent two hundred and sixty-three thousand dollars - before he came out. Kraus parted with that much - for six booke. The prize catch - a Latin Goepel, dating from the Middle Ages. '""' German monks at the Helmars hausen Monastery, copied the Gospel - ....... back in the Year Nine Ninety-Seven. They drew every letter - by hand. They decorated the margins - with bright colore. They carefully stitched the pages together - and bound them into a book. How much did they get for their labor? One guess 1a - a few pieces of gold for their monastery - from some medieval baron. Today, nine hundred years later - the volume sold tor - over a hund~e thousand dollare. The medieval Gospel of Helmar~ha sen - going to bookdealer Ina Kraus, of New York - ,.