GOOv EVENING £VERYBOVY: The latest word from ~astel Gandolfo - ex p resses •concern• over the condition of t o p e ~ ius the Twelfth. The r ontiff is runnin g a tem , ,rature a g ain - itb his I p ulse rate and his blood pressure h.Dth-higher than they were this morning. It's a turn for the worse - for the eighty-two year old head of the Bo ■ an watholic ~hurch. The crisis followed a medical bulletin - in which we were told that the fope was getting better. lhere was even talk of his c o nsulting soon with ~atholic ecclesi sties - a bout the roblems o f the ~hurch. ~o• the real question is whether P ius the Twelfth can fi g ht oft a second stroke - which his physicians declare, could be fatal. '- 0 R £ ~ T ---------------- f re s ident "' i s enho er oved · it h unusual s µ eecl today t o fill th n · v a c a ncy on he u ~ r eme ~ ou rt. Just 2 4 hour s ~fte r receivin ·. he r es i n tion of 1 s oci a e u tice • rol urton, the resi ent n a med a yout ful C incinn a ti lawyer t o t e bench. ce is Ju g e : otter S tew a rt oft e i x th Circuit ' (;ourt of A J _ eal - 43, Yale law school . . r ' u te, · i s cop a li a n, f u th c r of t h ree, an ' e 1 ublican. e will serve on t l e benc under an iuterim a intment until ~on ress eets in J nunry to a ct on c nfirmation. Alrea y 'o t he rn ' e e . tor n v e s t a t e t h ey w ill ~ant to look car e fully into te wc rt's qual i fi c ions. A ss umin ~ c fi r mat ion c es, te a rt ill be ~ res i ent isen ho wer's fifth ppoint m ent to th~ court - a · o r i ty . Fo ur of t e E i s ~ n o :; e L p J;> int e e a e een e u b 1 i c ns. ~ resident Eisenhower's new chief assistant officially joine the ~ 1 hite House f a mily tod a y - an 1 ilton r ersona was sworn in. fresi a ent E isenhower watche as Attorney General illiam ~ogers a d miniatered the oath of office. from the rear of the roo ■, Sher ■ an Ada ■• watched ailentl7, without com ■ ent, as ~ ersona moved into the job that A d ams held for so long. ecretnry of State llulles is back at his deak in the State De~artment - after a five-day vacation at hie island retreat in Lake Ontario. At the air ort, he expressed the hope - that the Chinese Communists are ■ sincere about their temporary cease-fire in the Formosa trait. One news ■ an asked him what he thought of thi1 maneuver by theReds. lie answered, •1•m not guessing at the moaent.• Then he drove directly to the S tate Department. The guns opened up inihe Formosa Strait today - but not Coanunist guns. The Nationalists on Que110y threw up an ntftfl anti-aircraft barrage - when a flight or Coanunist Niga twice paaaed over the island. No planes were hit. But the Nationalist Chinese as well aa American spoke-n in Vuhington - call• the appearance of the Miga over Quemoy - "provocative." • The Soviet Union is going to continue - testing atomic weapons. Thia was announced in the United Nations today - by Ruaaian Poreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. He says his country ~ w i l l ~ ~ llll ,xper11Ntnt1ng with nuclear devices - until it equals the number or test explosions - set off by Britain and America combined. A man from ~a s hin g ton who ou g ht to know s a ys our overnment l a ns to have a man in space within t w o to two- a nd-one-h a lf ye a a. The st t e ment from Roy Johnson, director of the Y entagon'a a d vanced research rojecLs agency - dedicating a new CBS l a bor a tor7 rese a rch center in tamford, ~onn. Johnson also r e vealed t r mt the p lanner s dreaa ot fin d ing a real mystery weapon - an electronics device that could win battles ithout killing. Any real progr••• on th t? Well, that Johnson didn't say. A to com ander in the U.S. Navy says we should not use atomic we a one - in a l imit~d war. hdm iral Charles nrown recently returned - fr om h is job as bos1 of our Sixth Fleet in the editerranean. Today •cat• Bro• n to 1 d a Nati on a 1 F r es s w l ub me et i ng in ·· as i ng ton - that no one can draw a line between tac~ical and strategic wea v ona. FRANCE llectiona to the new French Parliament will be held - on November Twenty-Third and 'lbirtieth. This was decided today, after a long Cabinet meeting in Paris. we are told that each \Mu,.,... ,v/ voter will be permitted to,....,.,only one deputy - instead ot voting for a list of candidates as in the past. Premier • DeOaulle hopes that this rule - will put an end to moat ot t.be splinter parties in the National Assembly. In particular, he expects it to lower the number of Communist deputies. At the • - tiM, the Chamber will be leas unwieldy than in the past - because it will have leaa than tin hundred deputiea,coaapared with almost aix hundred who used to hold aeats. With the parliamentary election out ot the way - the Fifth Republic's first presidential election will be held in December. Ho one in Paris doubts that the winning candidate will be - DeOaulle himself. FAUBUS --- The Govarnor of Arkansas claims that the federal government 1s using the Internal Revenue Service to crack down on him - for his opposition to integration of the Little Rock schools. Governor Faubus called a news conference - to reg11te his complaint. He told his audience, the Inc0118 Tax Mn are ""-' now demanding - back taxes on his campaign expenaea -Aa gitt f1v automobile, and even,the coat of running the Oovemor•a aana1on in Little Rock. According to Paubua, the claim 11 not proper - and is aimed at him Just because he closed Little Roe- 1chool1 • rather than let thna operate with Negro children attending. wa tchers \ , recordJ Bird,~ 1 t ~• in Rome will 1'!ie something special tomorrow - a stork flying in aboard an airliner. It•a a young bird, left behind in Gratz, Austria. His parents juat couldn't hold up their migration - '..Ultil he learned to fly. Well, it gets cold in Gratz - during the winter period. So the Austrian airline volunteered to transport the tledgl1ng to R0119 - where it 1 a a bit warMr. How will he get on to Africa - •here tha atorka reaain until Spring? The answer j s - he 1 d better get p,.,,, hla1e1r a reservation aboard another plane. Otherw1N 'A he 1 • liable to find h1uelr in ROM for the winter - one al1ghtly bewild9red atork, 111011.g tte pigeons ot the Etemal City. POOL - b tt n n cate n Mar ate, En and, has jut won t 1 e e t p r . ze ever - t h e Brit.sh football pool • The ynd cate 1 ma e up off t een pol cemen and three civ lians - attached to a Mar ate police station. or seven years, they 1 ve been betting on the pools - using the same system. All eighteen plunging on one ticket, every week. The ticket, costing twenty-five shillings - about three dollars and fifty cents in American money. Each week, they 1 d get together at the police station - to guess eight winners. Each time, they 1 d 1/~i their ~ ticket off - keeping their fingers crossed. Now, seven years later - and three hundred and fifty tickets later - they 1 ve hit the jackpot. They 1 ve won seven hundred thousand dollars. Nobody ever took that much out or the British football pools before. So a policeman•s lot is a pretty happy one - at least in Margate, England.