GOOD &VEHIHG EVERYBODY: . . President Eisenhower had no official appolntaeata to4a,; sending all hi• ti ■• putting the finiahing touch•• on hia State of the Union message. He will take thi• of oourae to Capitol Bill - at noon to■orrow, where, be will addr••• a joint ••••ioa of th• Senate aa4 Bou••• Accor4lq to lhitt Hou•• Seoreta17 Ba1er\7 - the State of the Onion ltasag• will ru aroua4 alz thouaaad wor41. The Pre1ldeat'• loageat apeeob - alnce hi• ill•••• in loYe ■ber, when he was bothered a bl\ in pronouncing long words. All that haa cleared up - ••• the President ia deacribe4 aa all ••t to dellYer hi• State of th• Union •••••1• toaorrow. Secretary ot Defense McElroy held a se1aion today with Bepubllcan and Democratic leaders of Coagre11. Hl1 Purpose, to get cooperation between hla departaeat aa4 Capitol Bill. He told his guests, our ailitary poaltioa •11 1ound, •• he put it but that defen1e need• will require a lot more aoney - right•l.7• Senator X.,ndon Johnaon of Texa1 1peatl111 tor bl• ooll••••••• 1ald that the Deaocrata will aapport the Seoretar7 ot Delena• to th• li ■ lt • •• loq •• be pre1eat1 a reallatlc proaraa tor keepln1 pace •ltb tbe lu11ian1. Shortly after the conference, Mcllro1 te1tifie4 before a Bouie aubco ■aitt•• - appealing for pro■pt aotloa on the ?resident•• reque1t, of 7e1terday. Th• Prealdent setting an i ■■ ediat• emergency ap p ropriation of ■ore thaa aaaured a billion dollara. Keabers of the subcoa■ ittee,/Defenae Secretary McElroy - that President Eisenhower'• requeat will be p a s sed aa quickly as they can get it through. GAVIN General James Gevtn is leaving the ar ■ y - in ~ 1ptte of a plea fro• the Pentagon. HeAcalle his decision £ ~ ~ 4&.-- ◄ ~ •final." He ■ade his announce■ent at a A ~ =jz ■It Ila"'- ot a Senate ■ubco■■tttee. The announce ■ent, relayed ton•••• ■en by Cbair ■an Lyndon Johnson of Tezaa. ~- In ble te1ti ■on1.AGavin aaya it baa nothtn1 to do with bis own pro ■ ot1on. Re deacrtbee ht ■ aelf •• dtaru ■ ted - becau ■ e the ar ■ y baa not been getttn1 enou1b ■oney for it ■ ■i ■■ ile re ■earcb. Re ••1• hi1 own adYloe OD this getting - wa1 rejected on aanr occa ■ ion ■• :B ~ L I • out of untfon. ~tt!at;Je can :s;-c,_ Tllal 1 1 •II~ be' ■ help the u.s. Al■y ■ore on the outside. ~~~ f D ~ ~ In Congress. there }'f' a I st *" aatonlab■ent - ~ ~ ~ .. 14 ~ ~ ~w.e+ over the Gavin incident. lal tt•• wu& ell f••••..;.; , w ~~~ ... the general. Congresaaan Brqpeon, ot Indiana"' 1•1 C ~ ~'~ ~ aarcaattc 91up1sa1. Is augge&tJ all service ■ en Nteal• be made four star ~enerala. Just so no one elae will, in ' ,,,.._,+~..c:~ · :.--· 1 e _ e l ~ ~ ~ wordl, "Take his cannon& and ~o hoae." /\ NATO At the Nato meeting in Paris. pressure 9" ~ .t~i"~u" for direct neg ttatton■ with the So•tets, I i i Lt The lato Council ■et for ■ore then three hour• today) lllif • • • trying to wort out an e . n ■ver - to Bulganin'• proposal for an la■t-Weat ■eettn1. ~ ~ ~goY1rn■ent ~ ia cool to the idea of I'• a •••■ 11 aonfereno• J • ~J; , . . 10■• •• ■ber• of lato are pre ■■ lng atrongl ~ ~ fbal ■ WbJ Ibey. did not co•• to any agree■ent today. ln farla 11•1 belll~•d tbe final lato an•••r to Bulganin~ ■aJ be ~ afflr. ■atl••• In London. one ru ■or baa lt ~ •.••••1t ■e1ttn1 will be beld this ■u ■■er - so■evbere in Scandinavia. l British t'riae ini1ter visiting lndia 1,or the fir■ t ti ■• - ainae the great sub-continent ot Hundu■ taa baoue io4epeadent in ilneteea Forty S•••• - beco■ lq two nation■ Pakistan and lndla. Pri ■• Minlater Mao■ illaa flying lato ■•• Delhi - tor talk• wltb tbe lndlaa gower.n■ ea\. Tbe UAlon Jack £1•• beald• tbe lla1 ot lndla - •• Kaoallla•'• plan• laadei. An honor guard, ■ aappiq to atteatioa. The Prl ■• liaiater ot la4la, J.awaharlal lehru, leadiag the oftioial ••lao■• ar.oap. &round ■•• Dehli, tb•r ••r• predictiq tbe lacalltaa visit will b• a ■ aoc•••• beoa••• Bebra aupport1 Macailla•'• recent 1qgeation - tor a aoa-aggr•••loa pact bet•••• Eat aad leat. IIDOIESIA Tbe Indone ■ ian govern ■ent announce• - ■ itttary •anewvera. tomorrow. fbe army. n-,, and air force - to go lnto action in and around Jakar\a. !tie purpoee - to foreatall any coup.ltf 11111■1 tea cu~ We~• not told :f-e. ~ ob3ect of thh warning. But in .Jia:tarta, th• ~ ,s l gu111 ta~ the goYern•ent 1• worried about tbe Co ■■uniata. leanwhile, the Indone•lan ar■r continue• lo round up 1aapec,e - followfng tbet ezploaton laat nigh,. ti ,;;w-,,, .j,~ , ...,,,., oe tA.-r-7 un --- ' tiand grenade, ttirovn into a cro• out ■ lde a ■o•l• hou•• A ~ ~ ~ -· ----··~~- ~ I ltts LI aa::,(llUurtn1 tbirh•~ ser1 ouel y. PLAII In Albania, the French Legation ta trying to find out whether tbe Co ■aunist govern ■ent ie holding an ~•~rican pilot as a prisoner. Yesterday the Tirana r a d i o ~ an American Jet va1 forced down•~ tbe /\ ~~ _L~ O.u Albanian air force -after .,.~rt~;.,Albanian air apace. " --, ' Ve aated tbe Frencb to cbect tbis ~ r o a d c a a t ~ France ta the only major We ■ tern power - with dlplo■atlc repreeentation tn the So•iet satellite on tbe Adriatic. ' ' " ' IIUW L sou,. :: #;=· ;:r-,.; 27 A/,, , ,_ / hf l · t, I/ere' s another er 1 si a - just reported fro■ I London. It concern• Peter Thorneycroft - who ba s quit bi ■ Job aa Chancellor of the izcbequer. But tbie partlculaz criaia - baa nothing ,o do with politlc1. An A ■erican diilo ■att ■, Robert Hooter - ha• been renting the Tborneycroft house in London. Th1 Hooter fa ■ ily, aafe - aa long aa Tborneycroft - •tayed on as Chancellor of the lzcbtquer. · Becauee then he lived in Downing Street - alonr with the Prl ■e Minister and the other ■ e ■ber1 of tbe Brltiab Cabinet. low Tborneycroft 11 out of tbe Cabinet - out of Downing Street. He want• his house back - within thirty days. So his A ■ erican tenant - 11 elillll on a house hunttn1 expedition in London. Asked about this crisis, Robert Hooter anavered, ••• an American dip l omat - I will not co■■ ent on Mister )) Thorneycroft's resignation. -'I-hen he added quickly, •But aa a house holder - you can guess how I feel." u,s,A,-WIATHER If you you dont need me live in the East or the Midwest - ~ -tc.ti to J•I I Je"';! what the 1, : eather is 1 ike. But anyway, here it is for the record. A cold wave, ■ o~lng in behind one of the worst snow ator ■• in recent year,. The tbermcaeter, diving below 1ero - all tbe way fro ■ Maine to Florida. In Taapa. tbe 1cboola were closed - for youngsters wbo bad never aeen anow before • .... Fllrtda c1tru1 gro11~~::f1'.r;;fti.':ir crop of oranges and grapefruits~ be ruined. "'"' ,, ' "- 'l.( Up N orlb, . en,a . ged in• Al&••••• \ -(.. 'ref~ •opera ti on dlg-out. • Road• A 7 ~ telephone pole■ down - in many states. In the Midwest. •••••• o f l t ~ - 4 - - e ~ n - ~ fa•111e• taolated. The death toll, ■lfiii ellRlEI ••••• fifty. 101ot1 - !EA%BEI At th• •••• ti ■• ,. they are having friaid winter weather right across lurope - fro ■ Norway to ltaly. ror several hour• today. all coa■ uaicationa and tranaportatio were diarupted in Southern Norway. Shipa driYeD ashore in the Baltic. A Britiah fiaheraan awept oYerboar4 - aad 4rowae4 ia th• Eqliah ~baanel. la the Ger.■aa llaot rore1t, wia4a of niaet7 ■ il•• an hour. laDJ pa•••• bet•••• iu1\ria aad ltai, - oloaed by fiYe fee\ of••••• rar \o the aou\b, oa the ltaliaa ll••ria - a ••••• ••• 4raa1•4 out to ••a - aa •h• watched the 1arl pounding the boardwalk. One 1roup of luropeaaa - are hap p 7 about 1\ all. Resort ownera - in the Alps. The7 aay the anow ia aa answer to their prayers - because until now, onl7 St. Moritz in Swit1erl~nd - had anow for akiing. Sound• iapoaaible, but so aays the dispatch. Six Marine aergeanta, to be court aartialed at th• San Diego na•al ba••• All ■ ix, accaaed ot extortlq aone7 troa recruita. The non-coaai•aioned otficer1, huatling ••n throu1h •l•••n •••k• of ba1ic tralnla, aa4 then 4eaaa4la1 •graduation pr•••nt•.• And a lot of the reorult1 torted o•er. The ••rgeaat•, ratia1 la •o•• seyea bua4re4 dollar•. A lot of old tlae ■ aria•• 1a, that drill •••••••t• 1h0Gld be ••tialied with drlYla1 •ootl•• throqb a atilt •••••• la Leath••••ok training. After that klad of sadiatlc pleaaure - the sergeant, abould al•• pr••••t• to their puplla. jJGHJAJS The Administrations interstate highway progra■ - ■ a7 coat as ■ ucb as ten billion aore than tbe original eati ■ate. So aaya Secretary of Commerce •••k•, who p•t• the probable fi1ure at tbirt1-••••n billion - ln1tea4 of tw1nt1-••••n billion. The difference, aatni, due to increased traffic - and th• rising coat of con1truotioa. But Storetary •••k• doean•t bell••• a111 new tax•• are neo111ar7 - to fiaaaoe fort7 thousand ail•• of road. He alao adda that p rogr••• on thia highwa7 pro1••• - la on 1ohe4ule. WHIGS A Chica~o lawyer is tryin g to bring back one of the old historic ne ■ ea of t:111 A ■ erican politics. Donald Hataater, saying he's about to launch a new~ tc~ ~ ~ r,,us U■ aaaa 7\ the Whig party. Whig!- t.hat F•ti, a.fi~oainated American elections in the fir■t. balf of tbe nineteenth century. Among the Whig ■ - ibraha■ Lincoln. Daniel Web ■ ter, and Henry Clay. The Whigs were strong - until - the rt•• of lb• alavery i ■sue. Then?■plit into t.wo part.a - tho■• •·• •••• for slavery; MNt t.llol!l'}~e~~••••• t• . ~~ ...... ---·~, ...... -- ·~· ~··-- - - - • i a I ••,,opponent• - Aire Lincoln - vbo left tbt Whigs to join the new R1publican Party. And tbe Vbig Party was never the aa■e after that. It disappea . red from political life in this country - with the Rapublicans and the De ■ocrats, sharing power between tbe ■• Lawyer Donald Hat ■aker thinks its ti ■e to s-,. revive the Whi~ k&iLJi He claims the major parties are not facing up to the probleas of this century. So be VHIGS - 2 - wants to ~ o back a c e ntury - for a better political idea. ' Re a d ■ its le doeant eapect a new group of Toter• to 1111• control from the Republicans and the De ■oorat1. But be think• his plan ■ ight produce a new force - capable of boldin~ the balance. An old na■ e for a new party - tbt Whig Party. SOUTH POLI Down on the Antarottc Continent, Sir ld■und Hillary describes ~;,.:;~!~~J: shocked," reference - to his ~vtth Doctor Vivian fuoha, leader of the British ezpodition to the South Pote. Hillary, as we know, advtaed Fucha by radio - not to ~o beyond t~e Pole - n~t to try to pueh on th• remaining twelve hundred ■ ilea aero•• the Antarolio Continent. rucba, rejecting tbe ad•ice - repeating, be intends to ~o all the way. Fuchs, speaking to Hillary - tn Hillary'• description " ■ore in sorrow than in anger.• But Hillary declare• - hil reco■■endatton - ••• a purely private matter between hi ■ and rucba. He n•••r intend•• - that the ezchange of radio ■ eeaagee abould be ■ade public. And he'• "deeply shocked." that anyone should ta l k of a quarrel with Fuchs. Hillary adding, he's willing to1et up another supply base for the British expedition,a hundred miles closer to the Soutb pole-i f Fuchs wants hi ■ to. DI!MOJID S - ._, From Tanganyika, ~a■nouncement that the owner of the richest diamond ■ ine in the world is dead. John lw.. ~'-'"'ti"-( ~ ~illia■ aon, ~ Cana ian geotogist. ~ was working for a dia■ ond co■ bine - when be decided to •trike oul on bl• own. For three~:,eara he proapeoted around the dlaa:9 . / , fields of Africa. Then in nineteen forty. be accidently .-,~~ ■ade hla blp atrlke at h a ~ . I t'7 waaPuiet:~cldent - Wtllia■ •on. ■potting a loose diam•nd while be waa alttln1 under a tree. He dug bis ■ ine near. tbe ~~ - ~t - _ ... __ and it waa a fabuloua 1ucce•• - producing prectoua atones wortti nine a1111on dollars every year. Wtllia■ aon wa• known•• one of tbe beat e ■ ployera in tbe dia■ ond induetry. He paid hi• African workers double the wages Ibey could gel any where el••• He gave ■ 1111ona to charity. And he gave the Queen a priceleaa 11ft when she ilisa•et~V!ien she married Prince .A was still Jrlnc••• Philip - she received a rose colored diamond . weighing fifty-four carets - fro■ 7 - ~ ~ '1:J John Vt l 1 ia■ son~ e:.e - el tla~ia11on<ts,1Fl11@p .11f .Afrt.1&1 IOBIII -&,~, ~ A er ica's ost n tortous · nevspaper - announce ' 1 v111 cease ?U lice ~ inf u of · uainess.- ju,,_~ - !be ■orker, . . ou~h piece of Bed• and fello• tra•ellers f r three decade . . . /for the pa•t ftye ~~ year•;f i 1• bee lla•in f inanclal pro~l•••• T • na■t>er f rea4er • droppi . nt off - af ,er k•1•' aaar•••ton 1 tie I • lor•a~ war and liug:arian r• elli n. e I I I • ppre•• on of tu n n: eteen t irt -f1Ye. t • J>ailf Worker - -- ! fifty • le u ed appea & 1« •• er i det\. ! ~ ' • • ' - -~ t . . i f ~'-< ~ ~ - - I ~ - r ~