UlfNE D Y THERE WAS SOMETRilll FAMILIAR ABOtn' PRESIDENT XENIIEDY- WHD HE PACED HIS NEWS CONFERElfCE Ta>AT. IT•S OPTEJI SAID THAT MR. KDNll>Y HAS - TWO ATTITtmlS: - ONE, muvm AND TRomHTnJL- WHILI HE'S MAkllll UP RIS Mia>. TRI Ol'RIR, ) / FORCIPUL AIID CONFIDENT- A"ER HI'S KADE uPjm MIND. THI SICOID .ATTITUDE . . ,.4c, MUCH IM EVID!IC~ DURDll THF: PR!SIDb'NTIAL CAMPAION. fr WAS THERE-AGAIN TODAY. ,,, PRESIDENT DNNEDt, LOOJCOO LID A MAH- WHO HAS MADE A BIO DECISION. AND- DfillOO I TO STICK BY IT. HE READ HIS STATDIENT ON BERLIN- IN THAT FLAT IWIVARD ACC!lft'. CALMLY ACCEPTINO JCHRt5HCHEV 9 S CH.ALLDOE-TO A WAR OF RRnS. PLATLY Pm'Tim ~ ,J THE BLAME POR THI CRISIS <If THE SOVDT DICT.AT~WARNOO THAT WI .lRI PREPAJIID TO FIOHT - FOR WEST BERLD. THIS, I REPLY TO ONE Rtnl>R-TRAT SOVIIT AIIIASSADOR MEISRIKD9 DOUBTS OUR WILL TO RPSIST SOVDT AORESSION. t( PRFSIDDT DmDT AI.SO COUJft'ERATTA~ED-Bf AIMD«l A FDi BABBS AT KHRIEHCHIYe PIRST OF ALL-THE PRIMCIPLE OF SELF-DETERMIIIATICII. PRESIDENT KENNEDY, REP!ATDll THAT ALL I PEOPLES SHOULD HAVE THE RIOlft' TO A VOICE IM THEIR OW1f OOVERNMB!ff. fl'CLUDIIIJ- ~ , THE PEOPLES BEHIHD 'fflE IRON CURTAIN. AND MR . KEJfNEDY 'NITrED KHRUSHCHEV ABOtn' THE TROUBLES- INSIDE 'nfE fflE CmtroMIST EMPIRE. THE ORCMOO RIVALRY Bl'NDN ) RUSSIAN AID RED CRIIIAJ THE F.AJII PROBLKKS ~ TIIE IRON CURT.ADf BLOC; R!STIVIJIIS,S D UIIIIIDY PAGE NO THI CAPfIVI IIATIOE- AJI> SO 01. UACTLY WHAT AB! WI oom TO DO- ABOUf BERLm ~IDIIT DIIIIIDY PRONJ31S A PULL REPORT TO THI IATIOI DIT TUESDAY. r REACTIUN W nLD REACT! N T O T WE 5 m arES UN BrnLIN - FOLLWS THE EAPreTBD PATTERN. THE NATIONS OF THE F ~ WORLD, STRU?IJLY SUPPCE.TINO THE STATE24EN'l' B Y BRITAIN, FRAICE AID THE UNITED STATES- THAT THEY WILL NOT PmMIT THE RUSSIANS TO PCRCE THEM OUT UF WEST BmlLIN. EVEN SWEDEN AND SPAIN, WHO ARE NO'l' MBMB~ OF NATO- ARE APPLAUDING THE FIRM STAMD. SATING- IT 1 S SOMETHING THAT EVEN IUfRUSHCHEV CAN UNDPJlSTAND. ) BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN- BLUSTER AND THREATS. BUT ~TelN OBSERvmB IN HQSCCM FEEL- THAT THE SOVIET C ~ IS RATHER MECHANICAL. AS IP THE KR£MLIN ~ CAN'T THINK OF ANYTHING BETTER- THAN THE TIRED OLD CLICHF.S OF IT I S t'ROPAOANDA D MACHINE. BOILES IIIIIS FOLIO# KENMmT >J■~Y STATIIIIEllla T O D A ~ ~ERSECRBTAIIY 0, STATE, ,.... ~ I\ PRISIDIIIT mnDY, Exml.SSOO HIS COMPLETE CONFIDENCE- Df CH&3TIR BOILI.S. , - .. . -- ... -- SCOTCRIJIJ 'nlE REPORT- TR1T B<IILIS IS OUT 0, SYMPATHY WITH BASIC ADMIJfJSTRATIOI POLICIIS. AIID- MIGHT SOOII R!SION. NO'l' SO- SUS TRI ~ UIDERSBCRETARY•S BmS IN TRI WHITE HC>ml. BIZERTE THE SITUATION AT SIZERTE TOOK AN UGLY TtJRM TOOAY- WHE1 TH! TUNISIANS A.ID THE FRENCH STARTED FIRIMJ AT ONE A1'C71'Hm. PARIS CLAOO THAT fflE TUNISIJ.NS BLOCICADOO BIZERTE- WEHE THE FIRST TO OPEi UP wnH R I ~ AJfD MACHINE GUE. SHoorm AT Ff<ElfCH PARATROOP REDIFORCEMBIITS , AS TDt WERE B!U«l DROPPF.D IITO THE NAVAL BASE. Al.SO AT FRENCH HELICOPTERS- n.TD«J IN SUPPLffi. I TUNISIA RErORTS THAT THE FRIICH PI.Rm FIRST- !QtBOO 111D STRAFOO THI ROADBLOC!IS AROUND BIZERTE. THE SOLDIERS ON GUARD,, •n IPIWCCD a ■ JC US LI, IHI - - - - - - -- salallll DI Ca:-( AT THE ROlD BLOCKS- FIRING BACK II SELF DEFENSE. YJSAlt BC71'H smrs AQRIE-, THAT SHOl'S A.RE BIOO EXCHAMJl1); AID THAT A MAJCll .. _,.' .. . CRISIS OOUU> ERUP'l'- AT BIZEffl. mi.UT THE BRITISH ARE STlRl'DO TO J«JVE THEIR FOR3.S- Ol1'I' OF millT. LOIDON, snmm THI CRISIS- IS PETERIJll 001'. THAT IS- THE IRAQtTI THREAT TO SEIZE TH! SHEIKDOM BI FORCE:« PREMIER KASS~ C!LAIM TO KtMAIT- HASl'T BEEN . : £ ~ DROPPED. Btrl' THA" A MATTER FO~ NEGOTIATION. NOT SCltlTHOO FOR TOIi!' ATIIIS- TO DF..AL Wmt. SO TODAY, TRANSPORTS WERE TilIIIO f8F Fll>M THE KUWAIT AIRrIBLD- ~ ~~ -:r~-A_L(il AT THI RATE OF 'lWO AN BOUR. CilRYIIO BRITISH AIIMY tnfl'J'S- Ml TO BAHRI~ ) 1, fL611 That crash of an Argentine airliner in a ■ tor■ - the plane, apparently was hit by lightning - no•• diYing into the Pa ■pas, exploding - on i ■pact. Sixty- seven dead. FIRE TONIOHI' THE U. S . AIR FOR IS FICllTOO- FIRE. THE PLACE- MOU1ff OMUNHtJM IX C ALD'ORYfIA'S S ANI'A CRUZ MOUtn'AIJIS. F RTY KILF.S- SOM'H Of SAM FRAICISCO. iR" - a - ~ 1 2 ~ ~ " T - ~ ~ 1'. FO T FIRE RAOD«l IN THE SANTA CRUZ- IS K>VOO UP TOiARD AJf AIR FORCE RADAR DISTALLATION ON MOUtff tJMUJIHUM. THAT'S WHY CffI ERS A.ND ENLISTED MEN WERE ORDERED DCMH THE MOUlfl'AIN- TO JOIN THE FIREFIGHTERS. THEIR JOB- TO Ctrr A WIDE BELT TIIRlllllH 'l1lB tJIIIJERBRUSt PRJmlff - PLAM&S FROII LEAPIIIO A C ~ 1:r::tj, ~~ ,... THE AIR FORCE RADAR BUILDIMOS. THIS PARTICULAR FOREST FIRE WAS CAUSm> BY - A BOOKEN FOlER LID. THE LM 'WIRE, FAJJ.DIJ TO 'fffE OHOUND- S PIU TIIll S PAMS ORR THE DRY TIMBER OF THE SANTA CRUZ. CAVB ~~ .t-\ THE T W O ~ - " DRCWNED IN INDw,\ LOST RIVER CAVE- DVlR HAD A CHA.Not. TOM ARNOLD AlfD R:u.PR MOREUND OP DIDIAHA UNIVERSITY- WERE ON Al IXPLORilO EXPEDITION DIEP IEmE THE C AVE. THEY DmN•T K10i IT 8t7T THE LCST RIVER WAS OVER IT S BAJIKS tJP IN THE HILLS. A FLA.SR PLO<I>, ROARDO OOll1I- SMASRm THROUGH fflE MOUTH 0, THE CAVE. SUBJIWO mo THE LAB!RINITH o, TtJIIIEI.S- FILLm THEM 110( FLOOR TO CEILm. ARNOLD AND Jl>RELAID ROOHID 1XMf OIE PASSAGE, CUT TO THE Rmlft' AMI> RAN IlffO A DEAD IND. THE FLOOO, DJtJI.J'm THEN- A tl>NU'l' LATU. THEIR B<llDS, RP£0RRBD Bf A TE.\M THAT WORDD FRAftICALLY FOR TWO DAIS- Ill AM EFFORl' TO SAVE TUM. ODATS EVENT~ AT CAP AVERA!, SHCM WllY AN ASTRONAt:rr HAS TO HAVE- A COOL l~~ HEAD AID STEADY NERnS. C API'ADI VlROil ORISS~, .AS !OU KJDi- DIDJl•T Till HIS A O'IER SOUTHERN P'LORIDA- FOJl:00 A PCBT.PONMBNT, WITH JmT ABoor TEN MDM'IS TO 00. AS A RESULT, CAPTADf ORISS<:li , LAY II HIS CAPSULE FOR OVER THREE HOURS- WOll>IRm. I __ , _. WMBfW . '9 _. ftOCUffJJ Ufe-8P1Qh--ffil" PSTCHOLOOISTS " AT CAPE CANAVERAL SAY THE ortt>m WAS DOOOH TO MAKE AH? ORDINARY MAN WJI- IF IIOT PA.NICI?. -1µ BUT" ASTHONAtrr_; ARE NOi' ORDWRY MEN. ' IlfFOiftm THAT THE SHOOI' HAD BEEN ALLED OFF- CAPI'AIN ORISS~ CALMLY CLIMBED OU'1' OP THE SPACE CAPSULE. CRAJIJED mo HIS AIR FORCE UIIFORM, TALDD WITH HIS SUPERIORS- AND WDff HOME. N8IT TRI, THIS FRIDAY- WEATHER PERMITTOO. BALLOON DID YOU HEAR ABOtn' THE BALLOON LA H HSD AT SIOUX FALLS, SOUTH OAK00'4? WHAT THE LIOHTNit«l DID? NO, THE BALLOON WAS Nat' DESTROYED BY A THUNDERBOLT. THE T CITY IN THE KY SIMPLY TOOK OVER--PUSHED THE "D<MN Btn"t'OIP ·16 am ) TRIGO Rm THE DESCF.N'I' MECHANISM, AS YOU WOULD DO IN AH ELEVATOR. TH MASSM 1"~- BALLOON-ITS INTERIOR CO Nl'AINS THIRI'EEN-MILLION UBIC FEFJ'-WAS SUPPOOED TO 00 ,A UP Tlt'ENTY-S hHT MILES AND THERE MEAStnfE COSMIC RAYS, HIGH ABOVE THE EARl'ff' ATMOSPHERE. INSTEAD, THE BALLOON STOPPED AT NINETI-THOUSAJU> FEET, 'MERE OROO.IHS TOOK OVER. DCMN DCMN, IT WENT--DROPPit«l 1¢ ,i NINETY-THOOSAHD FEET. AID THAT DESCENT BRn«lS THOUOHTS OF A REAL ELEVATOR; SOMETHn«l TOLD TO ME THIS MORNOO. ABOUI' 7: JO AM--PACIFI COAST TIME, WBEH WORD CAME THAT CAPl'ADI GRISSOM WOULD NOl' TAKE HIS RIDE mo SPACE THIS !«>RNOO-THREE OP m DECIDED TO PLAY A FAST R>UND OF GOLF-ED CRCM.ET, WltfflER OF THE Bn«l ClmBY PEBBLE BEACH TOURNAMENT; TOM HARMON OF RADIO, TV AND FOOTBALL FAME; AHD FRANKIE ALBERT, EX-FOOTBALL STAR OF TM TANFORD AND THE LOS ANGELES RAMS. R/1!11 OFF THE EIORTH FAIRWAY ED C oo.EY POINTED TO A PREI'ilfTIONS HOME UNDER CONSTRUCTION, WITH TALL COLUMNS. SAID HEz "THE CWNER OF THAT PLACE, SOME YEARS AOO BOUGHT A LOI' AND BUILT HIS FIRST HO --FOR HIS BRIDE. NCW- IN THIS HOUSE HE 1 S INSTALLOO AN BALLOON PAOE WO ELEVATOR AND THAT ELEVATOR ALONE IS COSTifll HIM MORE THAN HE S PENT ON HIS FIRST HOME PLW THE LOT." TIOERBELLE TONIGHT THE TOAST OF , STUTTGARI', WEST GERMltff. IS A TEtQIFSSEE TIOERBBLLE . • ) WILM RUDOLPH, AMERICAN SPRIITER Ell'RAORDIJIARr- WHO SET A 8 WCIIBl•S RECORD FOR 'DIE HUNDRED METER DASH. WILNA, P'LASIIOO DOllf THE Sffl➔ TRACK• D ELEVEN PODr NO SBCOIDS CLIPilll A PULL !Blfflf OF A SICOII) - Pll>M TRI om RECORD. THI WORLD'S FASffiT WCIIIII- WIW RUDOLPH. massn•s DAZZLm TIOIRBILLE.