L.T. COMMERCIAL, WEDIESDAY 1 NAY 31, 196z GOOD EVEIIr«i EVERYBODY: History in the Mklng tonight -- hlgh over the lorth Atlantic; two giant U.S. Alr Force helicopter, -- attempting to becoae the flret such alrcrart ever to fly the Atlantic non-atop. The two helicopters -- or the type known u "JollJ Green Olants" ln Vietnam. Pollowlng roughlJ the•- flight plan -- as that or Charles Lt.ndbergh. Plannlng to refuel three tlllee -- 1n all -- on thelr ••1 acro11. And hoping to arrive rt that Parla alr ehow -- around five tomorrow 110rnlng, lew York Tl•. Seventy-eight year old Igor SlkorakJ -- who planNred the he11 ~pter -- ta alreaedy over there ready to greet the products of hie gentu~ . MIDDLE EAST ------------- Latest from tlte Middle Bast - a war of tllreate•'•• .,ords . Is rae Ii sources i,r Jer••al e,,, aaylr,g today _ tl,e Ur,ited States tolll soo,a se,ad a •aralelJ, to cltall•••• tll•t Tia e Defe,as e DeJ,art•er, t derayl,ag tlt~re I• ••Y sucl, plan for a U S •aralllJ, to teat 11,e 6loclt•d•. Arab blockade of tlte Gtd/ of A.Jlab111\ Ara6 aoarcee I• Cairo - •• saylflg tl,e Arab 10orld •Ill la••cll a tl,r•e- t,ror,g blitzkrieg to smasl, Israel; •11111• •• lto•r• - of a11y outbreak of llostllltles. Will, a Soviet •arsl,lp - t,assl•g lod•y tleroaglt tit• to beef •P Soviet ,aava l • trer,gtle I• ,,.e tro•ble ao••. Wllile at Ille •a•e time - tit• V S alrcr•Jt carrl•r l•lr,Uji was t,a••l•g tl,ro•gll tlle S••• C•••I, ••roate to Ila• Far East - co,ave,ale•tly - via Ille Red Sea. Nevertl,eleas, a r,ote of o,,,,.,.,. today - at tie• U,slted Natio,as. Will, gro•i,ag ••t,port for a U.S. resolatlo• ~ •rgiftg all sides to forego •arlllte actio,a/- to •orlt l,utead for peace a•d contJ,romlse. VIETNAM -------- massive U S air strike•• agalrast tl,e c 0 ,,.,,..,,.,., NorlA. American jets tlareading their .,ay tl,roa,gl, .,ave eft•r •ave of e,aemy flak and a,ati-alrcraft •l••llest'io ••••• t•o vital oil depots - aottltl,a foa,r •lie• of 4,,.,,.,0.,,. Tlae raid f,Nttlrag •• lo r••t earlier r•,orl• fro• wa,ltlragto,a - tlaat tlee Nortl, Vl•I•••••• • 111'r le••rll••" ••PPo•edly part of a ,..,., effort - lo 6rlrag B••ol lo Ila• cor,ferertce table •. "' Whellter related or rtol - lie• - ,, • ., r•III ~ /ollo.,.PJ. a fre•lt 6 ,.,,,,., •••••II - o,a U S ,oaltlo•• •••r tie D. M. Z. HOOVER ------- From F B I Director J. Edgar Hoover _ a &Iller blast today at certaiJt civil riglrt• leader•. s~w,,.,., • .,, ,S ••••• he accuse~ ", of all but iflviU,ag racial viole•c• tlll• s•m•er. Their mai,a fa•ll - saiJ' .T. Bdgar -- I• Jli•Jlol■ll•g "certatJt cities 1111,ere riot• a■ d 1Jlole•ce ••Y occ ■ r. " TIiie a aid lie - - "lille a,a 01>e,a lrtvitalio• to leollae•d• ••d r•btl• ro••ers ,,. tlaose area• - lo --•x •ove i,ato •cllo• o ■ rio I. " T"e o,aly aJ1s111er - said Ila• . F B I cl,le/ - /or loc•l tlfld state officials to "•#Jeall o•IJ ,.. "••"• ii ab ■•d••ll1 clear - tlaat mobs, riot• afld ••••••••s d•atr■clio• •Ill r,ot be tolerated," tleis •••••r - or ever •••'•· THR~HER Four years since the loaa of the nuclear allbaar1ne Thresher -- the U.S. Navy has finally perfected plan, tor a new deep sea rescue vehicle. In tact, the tlrat prototn»e or the underwater craft -- now under conatructlon; accordlnl to word today -- fro■ Assistant lavJ S1cretar1 Robert Proaoll. Specifics of the rescue vehlclt -- 1tlll hlgblJ clualt"led -- said Prosch. However, 1t1 stated purpose wlll be "to rescue •n troll dl1abled 111b■arlnll on the oCND floor; at any depth down to the collap1e depth -- ot the ■oat ■odern coabatant allbairlne. • Sald resc• to N acco■pllshed ... said Prosch -- bJ ••tlnl• th• NIOIII craft-· "to the hatch ot the dlaabled aubarlne.• Plana also underway ... we are told-· tor d1v1loP111Dt of a deep sea search vehicle; hopefully, capable or reeoverlng a•ll objects t"roll the ocean floor 11P to• depth or twenty thousand feet. What an adventure lt wtll be to go down to the bott»o■ ot the sea tn that! MOSCOW ... ------- For the first ttme - 011 O/Je,a ••cret officially acltr,ou , ledged today ;,. Moscow. With a Commu•l•I yo•tla ,ae,vs/Ja/Je r addi,cg a t,reface of ii• o•• - to a ret,ri•t of art article from a Fre,ecl, Commu,ai•t ,.,u11•t,at,er. Boll preface artd naai,a body of llee item - lai1laly crillc•l of Stali• 's da11gltter, Svella•a. The Soviets, - for tlteir t,art - referri•6 lo Sulla•• as "Ille defector !''If'••" -- ll•r •ol . . r'• •aid,111 ,eam e. Sayi,ag sl,e is co,acl•di,el ier •••olr• - tlaat "age,ats of ll1e U S s1>ecial ••rvlce• • laaoe l•t•• a 1,a,ad ;,. what ta to be a ,. • ., be•t••ller." laer cou,atry. " Tlae article •II* 11ddt•g: "Slae 1• 1>r••••4 by dollars - a,ed s11rro11,eded by gorillas. Slae ca,a•ol •tay alo,ae - eve,e for a si,egle ,,.;,.11te. Slae Is as ••l•/Jl>Y - as a t,riso,eer. " JI O t£QJ!. - 2 --- All tlds - obvio11sly a11 atleMl>I lo dlscretlit s~~ · ,- II as;~;,. adva11c e of a11y Ill irag de raga tor, ••e •lg• t 11ave to say - - ill lier forlltco,ni11g boolt. DIPS>NAT Two Hungarian dlplo•ta have detected to the Unlted States in recent weeks, says a State Departaent 1pokea1111n. 'l'he second defector Erno Bernat -- thlrd 1eoretary to the Hungarian Bllbasay in Vaahlngton. who wlth h11 w1r.. three sons, and ■other-ln-law, waa granted polltloal u1l• -- Aprll Twenty-Plrat. Earlier thla aonth the btat• Departaent dllOlNed tm defection or Janos Rad,81111, Banpr, 1 1 top 41ploat 1n Vaaht.ngton; and 1uppoaedl1 the tint Co•111lat •luar, 111 thla country -- ever to detect to tbl lalted State,. Are the two ca••• related! lo one wlll ,.,. r,ATBR ------ ElseH here in Waslti11glo• - - a Ji•tll •e••lo• totl•, of the J,rternational Waler for Peace Co•f•re•ce. WIit, v s Secretar · , , of State Dea11 RNslt - Ille clo•l•g •1'••ll•r~ ,ei,11te,cding llrat dar,gers of 1Dar co11ld be •1r•r1'lY red•cetl . if Ille · nalio11s of tire 1Dorld too11ld begi• lo toort to1etller 011 water: develoJ>h•g 1Daler reso11rces - for tlte 1ootl of all •a,atirtd. East crisis - Dea• Ra,slt clearly laatl It irt "''""· A11erU•• llaat Jrle11d a,ed Joe alllle - •ortlrtg to fl,etl •ol■ Uo•• to ••--uJrr• com•o11 1>roble•• - •o•ltl •••• alll•• of•• n1ore t11rb1de,at asJ,ect• of tl,e •orltl scerte." BOJIJ IOJIJ FOLLOW WATER Nore on the sa■ subject -- !'roll Rong ICong . Where the Bt1t1sh today disilosed -- they have petltloned Red Chlnl for aore water . Badly needed -- theJ ••1 -- to rell••• a critical shortage. Under noraal c1rcn1111tance1 -- Bong long 11 cut err fro■ Chinese water d11rlng Jlll.J, Auglllt and Sept1a1r. Relying on lta reserve, -- to carr1 throulh •tll fall. However, the Br1tlah are now 1a1lng -- theJ •111 Mid aa eatl•ted two blll1on gallons during JulJ alon1. and 111N to follow -- or the Cron Colon, w11t'- drJ Ntore tbl sua■er 1a out. Chlna' s answer? lo reply •• 1•t. In tbt -f m, the British are putting a total ban on 111• or •ter ln IOIII long -- fro■ eight baura to alxtHn houra • daJ • REIO - Soae ninety years after it all began -- final vtndicatlon today for the scapegoat or C111ter•a lut atlDd. The name and record of JllaJor lllarc111 Reno -- cleared at last of any wrong-doing. Jllljor Reno was originally ~ xonerated -- l..edlatelJ following that fall0111 battle et the Little Ilg lol'II. However, Just the charge that he alone ... re1,-.1,1e ror the •sa,cre -- ror falling to c0111 to the ald of C111ter -- that charge haunted hl■ tbrolllh the JHN, finally ending 1n hla dlacharp t'roll the A1'11J -- ter alleged "personal ■1abehavlor" followed 1oon •rte+, hla death -- ln total dlagrace. All that changed now -- thanks to an appeal fl'N • great-grand nephew or the ruoua Indian rilf'r. Ctaarl•• Reno -- a ■•• York bartender who ■uatered the neceaaarJ evidence to win a rehearing or the case. The Ar■1 now altering lts records -- to show that Reno was honorably 11110--2 1n the ranks as a llajor -- on April One, llghteen-11.gbtJ. Charles Reno 1-diately announcing -- one laat goal. To have the body or llaJor Reno rebvled -- at Cuter latlonal Ceaetery 1n Jlontana. IIDIAIAPOLIS Part two of the Ind!an•polis five hundred -- a thrlller all the way -- as youaay have heard by now. Vlth Parnelll Jones -- way out 1n front; Juat ten ■llea fl-OIi llhat ••••• a certain v ictory -- in the firat turblnl car •••r to co■pete at Indianapolis. When suddenly -- a broken . . . r box forced hi■ out of the race. A. J. Poyt -- the only other driver 1n contentl• at the tlae. As it tumed out -- the only one ot UIIJIIJ• two starters to t'lnlah therace. !hreadllll hla •1 dRllllll through a laat-lap pile llP to •ln hll third Indy''" Hundred. And no t'lllke el ther. The speedy Tuan NOid.Di . , a record average speed -- or better than one hudNd ud fifty-one ■ lles an ho11r. Another Indlanapoll1 thriller Warren and solorw untll tOIIIITeW.