L. T. -01.00 , FISHER. WEDNESDAY, JULY 10 , 196 3 GOOD EVENDG EVERYBODY: The Railroad Union today said "No" to the Pre ■ ldent - tor the reason that had been expected. That old Union oppo11t1on to the arbitration of labor di1pute1 where thlJ think theJ can get a negotiated eettle•nt. Pree1dent 1tenned7, as you lmow, had 1ugge1ted Supr•• Court .Tuatlce Arthur Goldberg to arbitrate. Qoldbirg, tor•r Secretary of Labor; and 19 tore ttwt - a Union laWJlr. But the Union today wouldn't even accept Justice Goldberg•• arbitrator 1ne1sting on what they call -- tree collective bargaining. ,bereupon the ?resi·ent an n ounc e a p~an to avert a stri e ~ 02orrow. Be ba s s cii ed ad a s p ecial anel t tudy t e dis • ute, t t en re ~ ort a c~ - ~o the bi e Bous e. Tr.e ane o cousist o six e bers. Two from t h e ainistrati n - bec~e ary of ~abor Wirtz and Bod 6 es to be joine by - two repre s entatives 0 1 labor. An, t•o re re s entatives - of aana 6 eaent. This resi d entia panel will have until July twenty-sevond - to come up w ith a formula. Con 0 ress wil stu ~~ the recoaaen d ati na - for another wee~. l h icb means no crippling railroad strike - at least until the t enty-ninth o f this month. This reprieve comes - cnl y ei 6 ht hours before t h e deadline, when mana 6 ement was ue to iapoae the new wor~ ru : e and the union was s et - to answer with a stri.t..e. ,ow averte · - f o r t e time oein 6 • The main question now about those so called peace talks in Moscow seems to be - how soon will they be broken off1 And who - will throw in the Today Pe in hurled more accusations - at the Kremlin, accusing thrusbchev of wa~int a deliberate caapai~n - to a~ 0 ravate the situation by making Soviet-Chinese relations even worse than they have been. Even President ~ennedy was brou~bt into all this. Be is accused by the Chinese Reds of trying to bring about what they term a •peaceful evolution of the Socialist countries - so as to achieve victory (for the West) without battle•. To the Chinese, that word •peace• seems to be subversive. ~icasso'a peace dove no longer symbolic - of the Communist ideal. Meanwhi e the rest o f the wor a wonders - what nexti Amid ali the soun ~ and fury between the two Red titans in ~oscow, up speaks tiny Albania, where they are celebratin 0 the twentieth anniversary of their People'• Army by leavint no doubt as to which side of the ideolo~ical dispute they favor. Today they were blastin~ ~remier ~brusbchev • and what they call his •revisionist and treacherous Which they say t~ied to dominate the Albanian ar■f - and subju~ate the Albanian Communist party and people. Also the Albanians turn their verbal bi& ~una on Yugoslav tresident Tito - calling hi• •Tbe ori&inal betrayer of ~•niniaa•, and sneerin~ at the •modern revisionists• for bein~ taken in as they put it, by resident ,ennedy's tal~ of peace. f) At the opening of the treason trial in Saigon - the chief defendant didn't show up. Vietnamese writer Nguyen Tuong Tam, avoiding prosecution - by committing suicide. But his p resence is felt - all the same. lie left a testament in which he ~itterly condemns~ the government of remier Diem. A document that is being used by - the lawyers for the other defendants. And then there's the question - of the writer's funeral. The students at Sargon University are askin1 permission - to carry the c olfin through the atreeta to the cemetery. But the Saigon govern■ ent ia opposed - on the gTound that it might touch ott a riot. ~ondonera •••11 . toni~ht were quiet as they watched 11n 6 Paul and Queen Frederika of ureece drive troa Buckinihaa Palace - to attend official function,, protected by - the la.r~eat police buard ever aaae ■bled in peacetime ~ondon. The police, not hav1n~ aucb trouble - after yesterday•• demonstraiiona proteatin& the royal viait, except at one point when a Greek woaan - who baa been mixed up in ■ any deaonatration1 - tried in vain to break through the police cordon. Toniibt the Iind and Queen were booed - aa the7 went to the theater with Queen Elisabeth and ~rince Fhilip. The folish officer who flew to freedoa today - did it by hed&e-boppin~ across fifty ■ ilea of East Germany. ~ajor Richard Obacz, stayin~ ri&ht down •on the deck• to avoid Soviet radar. In a aiD&l• engine plane, with his wife and two small 1on1 - in the coctpit with him. The Major, croaain~ the Iron Cu~tain above Checkpoint Charlie - at treetop level. Landing in the A ■erican zone in West Berlin. ~ietenant Colonel John (Shorty) P owers o f the Mational Aerenautics and Space Administration - ia a bra~• ■ an. Any moment now he is li~ely to have - a hornets neat around his ears. irritated ladies. Or at least - a lot of Colonel Powers tellin6 newsmen that Aaerican woaen definitely are not ready for space travel, not one fully qualified. When reainded that Soviet Spacewoman Valentina Tereahkova ••• not a qualified astronaut the Colonel replied - •we flew a chimpanzee, in •Mercury• but that doean•t prove you don't need an astronaut•. Does the Colonel mean that - a chimp would have done as well as lovely Valentina Teresh,ova1 Dick. are you for aendin~ the 0 irla into space1 Joe Louie in training a 6 ain. But no - not the boxing rin~. This time the ni~ht club circuit. The Brown Boaber is takin~ u~ a ne• career. uoin~ into trainin~ - for his openin 6 ni 6 ht at the Fla■ in 6 o in ~a• Ve 6 aa, where he will do an act with - ainger Pearl Bailey. Joe to do a number that will inciude ••parring• ~1th the chorus ~irls. like tun. That sound• ~•t•a hope Joe knoc~s them cold - I mean the audience, not the ~irla.