I ·r ' } \ ' . UIDIAIIA INDIAIIA TODAY•• OUTLAWED THE •INION SMOF.• THE STATE LEGISLATU~£ 'ASSING A •~IQMT TO IOAK• BILL. IMICM WOULD IAK[ IT ILLEGAL TO DISIISS E.,._OY££S WHO REFUSE TO JOIN A UIIOle OMAIIZED LAIOR FOUIMT THE IILL DOR THE LINE. NOi ··••1111 -- ",r,o IY TMt QOYEMOR. INICM t IT IEE•. II NOT LIKELY TO COllte 1r,1nr1• OTNEII ITATII NAY£ ,assED SIIILAR LA • • Nf" TNI, • • AIRICULTU~AL STATll_r' NI ftfl I •11 Ill ........ IIDIAIA •• THE F UIIT IAJOII IIDUITIIIAL STAT£ TO OUTUI TNI •UIIOI INOP•• S[CMTAIIY OF THE IAIY CHAN.CS S TMOIIAS HAI Mllll(D. IAYt• -- ME •s QUITTIN so THAT OTN[" or,1clALI CAI IO¥( UP. IMICM IS IMAT HAS HAPP[l£D •• Plltl1D£1T EIIENMOIIR TODAY, NAIi• UND[II-SECll£TAIIY THOIIAS S IATES TO THE TOP IAff POIT. IATES, A FOIIIIIR IINILADILPNIA IIYOT.IT IAIKIR - . 'l,v ~ Ill IECIIITAIIY 0, THE IAn. • !SRA£~ TOIIIQHT•Ts IIU18£R ONE HEADLINE IS, OF COURSt-•THAT ISRA£L PAOIISES TO IITHDRAI FROI EGYPTIAN TERRITORY. TH[ ISRAELI FOR[QIN IINISTER, IMS GOLDA IEIR, ANNOUNCING TO TN£ GENERAL ASS£11LY OF THE U N••TNAT ISRAELI FORC[S IILL ,IIOMPTLY EVACUATE THE QAZA STIIIP AND TH£ GULF OF AQUA StCTOfl ,-,- 11 COIIPLIAICl••IITN TN£ UN RESOLUTION Of FtlflJARY SECOND. MOIE¥£R, THERtl A CURIOUS BRAID Of UNC£RTAIIITY. TN[ IIRAELI AIIOUIC[IEIT ASSUIIIIG••THAT I0TM ARIAS IILL er occu,1ro ,;. TROOPS o, TH[ u •• ALSO-•TNAT THI: GULF Of' AQAIA IILL II 1r,T 0,£1 FOR ISRAtll SNIPPIII. THO, •-DIATILY AFT[IIIARD, us A•assADOR HIIRY CAIOT LODI[ TOLD THE GENERAL ASSIIIILY••TNt UIITtD STATQ DOIi NOT COIIIDER TH£ DECLARATION •COIIDITIONAL•. AID, IN IAIHI.TOI, IICMTARV 0, STATE: · • POil!" DULL[S TOLD THE A"AI IOY[lll-■TI ••TNAT ISRAE:L AQR[tS TO Al ■uNCOIDITIOIAL• IITNDIIAIAL. ALIO- TNAT ,, .. an MAI IOT "IC£1Y£D INAT THE SECMTARY CALL[I •'9IOlltsrs OR eo1cns10•• ,1101 THE UIIT(D STATES. 10-•DOII ISRAEL LAY DOIi CONDITI0IS t "'°'9111• TO PUI.L OUT••IF U1 FORCtl TAK[ OYER. AND-•IF ISRAILI IAVIQATIOI II ' the Oulf Of A aba i s uarant e ed? ~rs. · eir, I s raeli foreign Ainister says: - wit is Israel's ex - ectation th~ the UN will be the agency for carrying out the functions enumerated by the Secretary General.w hich functions - rovide for handling affairs in the Gaza strip. ln the next p aragra p h, Mrs. leir p ut it his wa,: •1t is, further, Israel's ex p ectation that the above mentioned responsibility of the UN in the ad ■ inistration of Gaza - will be maintained for a transistory period.• IQB JAAIL But how• 1 \he Arabs take 1tt TodaJ, Secretary Dulle• ha a atxty five minute meeting with Arab diplomatic lea . e •• tn which he gave them that a1eurence -- that t laraell withdrawal wlll be •unoond1t1ona1•. B aald the ~tory 11 being spread by Coma,1nl ■ ie -- lhat there' e s 1ecret under1tandia1 belween I ■rael and tile United ltate• wlth 1eorel pledge~. Be den1e4 tllat. The 1poteeaan tor tbe Arab• al the ■eetlllC' ••• the S,r1an Aaba11ador who 1ald - lbe Iaraell wltll4rawal would have lo be •pro■p1• lo •ean aay~lag. Aleo - \bat 11 would not direct or lndrect • • • reeult of a11re11ton. Wblch aakes 1, •••• •• lf tbe Arab• are accep11a1 lbe Ieraelt anno•ae•••t -- • tentat1Ye1J. -.I AUIALtVI IN J[RUSALEU ■ ••APOLITICAL CRISIS• PREMIER BEN•IURION'S GIVENIM[NT ENDANGERED• TONIGHT, POLITICAL PARTY LEADEM ARE QUESTIONIIO II■•• AIOUT TH[ HANING OF TODAY'S ANNOUNCE■[NT AT THI U I • DOrS IT SQUAM 11TH TH[ R[SOl.UTIOI VOTED II TNt nnsrT TM[ 'AIILIAl[IT •• Dl■ANDING IAOl•CLAD OUAIIAIT££S 'GIii II TMt IIINDNIAL •UNCONDITIONAL.• ,HE IEI-IURIOI CAIIIET ■ IIHT FALL•• CHAllltD IITN •sUMEID£R.•. •30- NIXON - - VICE PRESIDENT NIXON•• RECEIVED 11TH POPULAR ACCLAI~ AND ROYAL HONORS IN MOROCCO, TODAY. IN THE CITY OF RABAT•• 1018£0 BY CROIDS OF IIOSLEIS , DAAK•AOBED MEN, VEILED IOMEN •• AND IAAE FOOT CHILDREN. DICK NIXON SAYS ·- •• HE LIK[S PEflSONAL CONTACT 11TH ,EO,L[e OF IHICH •• THEA£ IAS ~EITY TODAY. AS HE SHOOK OUTST,RtTCHED HANDS•• AID ,ATTED THE HEADS OF CHILDREN. "' THEN, AT THE ROYAL PALACE, SULTAN IOHAlllltD 1£• YOUS.F / ' AECEIY[D Ml--• 11TH AN HONOI' THAT IADE IION>CCANS IA'[• - MAVIIQ HIM TAKE•• A GOLD CHAIR, AT TH£ RIGHT OF TM£ SULTAN'S ,_OIi. IHICM POSITION, IY CUSTOI •• IS MSERYII> rOR ROYALTY. ~uo,. AIIITIIIII LESl·TMAI IIOYAL -- USUALLY S[AT[D MALr-,ACIII THE IUI.TAI. SO, FOR A DAV, DICK NIXON HAD THE STATUS OF A ROYAL t.{ PRINCE. IOIIETHI• LIKE•• A KIR FOR~ DAY. TN[ TALICI IETIEEI TNE VICE ,tlEIIDENT AID THE SULTAN-• IIOAt TO THE ,MCTICAL POINT. IISCUSIIOI•• THE QUESTION OF THOSE U S A 111 IASES II IIOIIOCCO. F IYE KEY CENTERS OF AMEIIICAI AIR POltll-• IIIHTV IIPOIITAIT II THE INTENIATIOIAL PICTURE. 30 CHilA A REPORT ISSUED BY THE SENATE INTERNAL SECURITY I SUICOfllTTEE••ON THE QUESTION OF THE DOINfALL r IATIONALIST CHINA. THE TRIUIPH••Of THE CHINESE REDS. ON£ REASOII-• COIIIIUIISI ti IASHl'IGTON, TM[ REPORT CONCERIS••HARRY DEXTER WHITE FORll(R ASSISTANT SECRETARY or THE TREASURY, IMO DIED IN NINETEE .. FORTY-EIGNT. PR[YIOUSLY ACCUSED Of COtlllJNIST [SPIOIIAQE••IIOW SAID TO HAWE CONSPIRED TO MOLD IACK AIERICAN FINAICIAL ASSISTAICE FOR TM£ CNll£SE NATIONALISTle MUIIDRED MILLION DOLLARS OF AIERICAI IOLD IAS TO NAY( IEEI IIIT OYER TO THE NATIONALIST IOYEMIENT OF CHIA• Ill IN£1e OICAYE►• IY StCRETARY 0, TM£ TREASURY, HEIRY aDMAITNAU 1 JII. IUT THII IAI ILOCKED IICRfflY••IY THE AIIISTAIT SECRETARY 0, TM£ TREASURY, HARRY DEXTER INIT[, AID HIS •FnLOII C0111,1u,0111.• TIO Y£AIII LATER •ATIOIIALIST CN . IIA MAD lltC!lfO -y TWENTY• 111£ IILLION OF THE TIO HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS. •THERE IS INDICATION,• SAYS THE RlPORT, •THAT SECRETARY IIORGANTHAU IAS HOODIINKED IV IHITE Ill HIS COHOtnS.• INA - ---- he C 1 H n ' i s ek r g i ,u ' f r d c o n c mic col a se. T fin nci a l ebacl~ - idin t e C ine·e s in t eir ri um h . All - ointin back lo the failure of Americ n aid . -30- STA~$EN HAROLD STAS SE N'S DISARMAMENT OFFICE -- TRANSFERRED FROM THE IHIT£HOUS£ TO THE STATE DEPAATMENT. STASSEN, TH£ PRESIDENTIAL DISARIAM£NT ADVISER, HAS BEEN REPORTING DIRECTLY TO MA EISENHOIEAe NOi •• TO REPORT TO SECl[TAAY Of STATE . - . DULLES. HIS ACTUAL DUTIES IN THE FUTURE•• NOT CLEAAI.V DEFl~EDe HAROLD STASSEN HAS BEEN IN A SOMEIHAT IIIIIIUOUS POSITION•• EVER SINCE NIS YOCIFEIIGUS CA.AIQI TO ,,.tYENT THE flt•NOIIIIATIOI OF YICE Pl'ESIDENT IIXOle IMO, IIT ONLY IOI OUT•• BUT STAIDI IIGHTY HIGN IN PA£SID£NTIAL FAIORe . .5 TODAY'S IOVE •• LOOK-. DtCID£DL¥, LIKE A STEP DOIi I\ F'Ofl STASSEle NOIEYER ME SAYS•• ME IOl'T MSIGNe HE'LL STl~L GO TO LONDOI AS A D£LtGAT£, ATTENDING THE U I DISARIA.NT a££TINQ 1 IARCH EIGMTEEITNe 30 HAROlD STASSEN'$ DISARIAltNT Off ICE•• TRANSFERRED FROM THE IHITEHOUS[ TO THE STATE D[PA~Tl£NT. STASSEN, DIRECTLY TO - EISENHOl[Re NOi •• TO REPORT TO SECl[TARY Of' STATE . - . DULLES. HIS ACTUAL DUTIES IN TME FUTURE•• IOT CLEARLY DEFINED. HAAOlD STASSEN HAS IE[I IN A SOl[IMAT MIIIIUOUS POSITION - EVER SINCE NII YOCIFEIIOUS CAIPAIII TO ,RtVENT TN! flt•IOIIIIATIOI 0, YICE P"ESIDENT IIXOle IMO, NT OIIL' IOI OUT•• IUT ITAIDI IIGNTY HIGN II PRESIDENTIAL FAIOR• s TODAY'S IOI£•• LOOKJIII; DtCID[IILY, LlkE A STEP DOIi I\ FOIi STASSEN. NOi£¥£~ Ht SAYS•• NE ION•T IESIINe N£ 1 LL STILL QO TO LONDON Al A DELlGATE, ATTENDING TM£ U I DISA"IIA.IT ltETIIG, IIARCH EIGNTEEl?Ne 30 .: , a r l ier 1n h e e k , l i o n t . t o ne of my r e , ns for com in t o t 1s 1 uc - Do n er . s - Lak e Ta oe section oft S ierr to h av a look a t the re t a t . s e r, ' r ' ed th n x t inter l y m i c Games. All or which i s a matter of consi d erable interest to so ~e millions of· eo ~ le. ':'h ere ha been an e 1 em en t of d r a a in t h is story , ri g ht from t he st rt; bec ~ use A lex Cushin, owner of Sq uaw Valley L o ge and lifts, ulled off a sensational coupe, when he took the next · · inter Oly ■ ics away from several renouned European areas that thou gh t they should have it. Th a t was a s p ectacular sellin g tour-de-force, and was followed by the usual criticism. hh ere was this lace, Squaw Valley, and so on. Bet ittlers a n d others, saying how under the sun coul they handle the winter olym p ics at Squaw Valley, where nowt ere is only one Lodge, a doubl e c a ir lift n d les er facilities? .s a es terner, who ho boundless •APAY YALLll - 2 fa1\h 1n the l ■ag1Da\1on and drive of peopl-e 1n thla par\ of America, I fe~t that Cue h 1ng had performed a ■lraole. ~ / ~ ~ ....:- - ~ ~ ~ he ltate of Callfornla OD \he epol. ~ they lhlnt btg la tM. a EtaU ; . . ~ ~ i~~- r . 2 , - i J, . 'J - · f.; t< IL'/ er ta •••, ~ •i ■ln ,) ol7ipto~ 1 ' . , 7 . , .... , .......... . la tlrlie, Thll week, Alan Ba . r'lhole■J, repr••••' 1a1 lbe 01J ■ plo or1anlsa,1on, ehowed •• all the plane. I Wllh I bad tl ■e lo de•orlbe lhea ln delalla can OlJ■plo Tllla1e to hou1e Ille at _ hlele• WbO • • • • fro■ ••rloue parle of \he world: arena• tor la4oor aporta; . ~ - t ' ■•;•-~ arllflolal ekal1a1 area oulelda tor the loa1 411\anoe race•; an Oly ■ pto bob-run Iba\ w111 tnoorporate au, uw 14ea1; dowa-b11 7 11ant 1laloa, alaloa an4 cro•• country cour•••• ae well a1 two a coaTerle4 alretrlp near Truckee where ~ c s r • wlll be parked snd from which a bu• ebu\tle service will run to uquaw Valley; elaborate facilities for pre11, radio and TV such as they have never had t the Olyaplc ga mes - and so on. 1 could devote a whole broadcast Ju1t to listin g the things they are p reparing to do. Oh 7e1, th17 ill be p utting in a new water ayate ■ at Squaw Valley. There will have to be aore uphill lifts. An4, there •111 be a new sanitation system. Yueh of thia to be p eraanent, making Squaw Valle7 one of the aajor winter resort• ot the world. All this w111 inTolve an expense of ■ ore than seTen aillion dollars. Plu1, aoae twent7 aillion ■ore, to be apent on im p roTin g the highways in tbia area. These twenty millions bad alread7 been Toted. The wort on the highwa7a will merely be ate ped up, aating the ■ all tour lanes. W here to house the throngs that will co ■• here troa all p &lts ot America, and from all over the world? Both California and Nevada will be included in that. R eno is only a n hour away. C a rson ~ity just beyond. G l 0 rious L a ke Thoe is next door to Squaw V r lley and in the suamer months it h ~ ndles a p opul a tion of over eighty thous a nd. Then, there is this lively town of Truck•• where l a ■ at this moment broadcasting fro ■ the Southern acific Railway station, and, ■ any lesser coamunitiea on both s ides of Donner Pass. For two days now 1 have been at Squaw Valley, going up and down the mountain, seeing a little of the terrain with which l first beca■ e familiar eight year• ago, when 1 skied it with Emile Allais and Alex Cuahia1. Today 1 have just co■e in from Squaw Mountain where M.1.T Engineer Jack Sawyer and 1 were with mountaineer John Mortizia, Justine Cushing, Joe Uariack, avalanche expert onty Atwater. Problems to be solved? Of course. And, as usual there are irate owners who will more or less have to be satisfied. ~ut, all indications are ~at the 1960 ~ inter Olym ics at Squaw Valley will be memorable. These are reat mountains, lots of room, lots of snow. Marvelous new highways to be built, lots of housing space, and so on. Incidentally, they ex p ect to h~ve television sites everywhere; so for the first ti••• several hundred million people here and abroa will have an op p ortunit7 to watch almost every move in this thirteen day Olyapio. lfllC HElllt•S A IIT OF NEWS THAT REMINDS IE•• OF AN OLD A....,.DI _ GIIIS ■• •~ CAI IRIT£ A IATION'S LAIS ••LET IE lfllTE ITS SONQS.• IIEAIINI •• TNAT SONGI CAI IE IIORE IN,LUEITIAL THAI LAWS. AND•• IIOIIE IIEWEALIIG. II LOS ANELIS •• Al AIAIID. QRANTID WX-•Mld •• IY THI IDLLYIOOI FOMIII "'01 ASSOCIATION. PAYIN HOIOfl •• TO IITIIIIATIONALIS ■ II M1C. . 10 IMO 11• TN! MOIOM, IIIITIII Tlo■ICIN, TMt IIUSSIAI- IOM co•oar110, IUIIC ,011 ■oTIOI ,1CTu1111. TMIIII t1•1 -- Al ACADllff AIMD IIINtll. AID, TNIS . YtAII, TIO 0, NII CO■POIITIOII AM IA.I Al CAIDIIATU FOR Al OICAII. IUT, II I M IAYI, I 'LL IIT •• DI ■ I TIU TIC)• II IS PLEASED ■ol T 0, ALL IY THI FOMIM ,11111 AIAll►IITM A CITATIOI II TMI FOLLOIIN IOIIN, •roll MIi OUTITAIII• COITIIIIUTION • TO IITIIIIATIDUL UIIHMTAIDI• TNIIOUIM MIC.• IT ALIG NAILS NII IUIICAL ICOllt FOR TMt ,1ctuM •QIAIT•, Al TN£ IDT 0, TME YEAR. ltLf.?fl-;-;109«11 IS A PIIOIIUCT Of THE OIIEAT flUSIIAII SCHOOL o, MIC-• IN TMI DA'9 IEFORE COIIIIUNIS ■• 10 •INTEAIATIONALI IN IUSIC• COIIIS IATUIIAL TO NI ■• March 1 . ID. Announcer, And now Lowell Thomas reoall1. L.T.i A year a10 \oday, lhe blg D8WI wa• - Pre11den\ 111enhower'1 dec11loA. 8peattn1 to the nation oTer radlo , and TV he 1114 - he'd run tor a aeoond ter ■• The doc\or• haTtn1 pronounced hla - ota,. Well, •• all kDOW whal happened - lbe pre1ldentlRl caapat1n - endlD& 1n thal lleenhower 1aau11u. ~ _,,.__)-tA.-f--rtl~,