L,-T. · BUICK, FISHEL TUF.SDAY 1 DECEJIBER 21, 1965 AICHORAGE 1 ALASKA GOOD EVEIINO EVERYBODY: I a■ 1n Anchorage, Alaska tonigt-:t. In tact broadcasting only a short distance fro■ the lurnagin area so hard hit by the great earthquake -- where Lowell Jr. and hla fully loat their h011e. A little chilly llP here here thla ■omlng around thirtHn below. And the ■oat early season snow 1n the Plrty years, that Anchorage has been here. Sixty One lnchea so far. But the wa,ther ls sparkling clear and we have Just been taking a quic k look across Cook Inlet at It. lcK1nley, highest mountain in North America. lklt, let's take a quick look at the news. h•wtm VIETNAM American war planes struck again today -- deep into the industrial heart of North Vietnam. Blasting a NATO power plant near the Red seaport of Haiphong -- for the second tiae ln Pl ve days . The North Vietnamese sending up Soviet missiles and Ruasian made NIQS -- to meet the new American assault. But the alssile ■laaed and the Co-■unlat fliers fled to Red China -- when Alllerican aircraft swung to the attack. On the deblt aide -- & U.S. ■llitary apokeaaan at Saigon -- today reported the loss ot Seven Allerlcan plane• and Seven pilots -- 1n a series of ralda yesterday and today. All apparently downed -- by conventional anti-aircraft flre. This the worst American toll -- since last April. When the Co•un1sts downed seven American planes -- in a single day. WILSON IUTISH PRIii£ MUISTEI HAIOLD IIILIOII AIIOUIICID 'IODAf 'llllT 11£ IILL VISIT IIOSCOlf FOlt THBE DAn u t'EDUAlr. THIS A PAIT or NII COIITllUIJIC PLEDa: TO DO nEllTIIDG NIIIILI - 10 IIIIIQ A10Ur l cs•-rm D Yin UN • . . . . IAID 11£, TO DISCUSS A VIK IWIGE or IJITEJIIATIOIW. PIIOILEIIS. 1111 IRITI. ftDIE 1111111$1 VAS 11111£1 rm fftlllEW' 'l'OMf • GI fllE IIDIIEFIOIIT. 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BILL NIYEIS, ENIKASIZING, HOWEVER, THAT THEIE JS AISOWl'ELY lfO OWIGE - IN THE PRESIIEIIT'S FJIIAL AUIHOIUTY OVEJt AC'l'UAL USE or NATO NUCLEAA lfEAIIOtfS. WIIA THE llll'l'ED STATES AID lltITAIJf T O ~ ~ PLAJfS - roa THE SALE or A COIIPLETE AIR DEFEIISE SfS'l'EM TO QO TO ass* " WllA - - or OQl ITMIICJEST ALLIES IN 'IHE IIIIIDLE £AST. 11tE PACICAGE TO IICLUDE lltITISH SIKUOIIIC JETS - AIIERICAlf-lWIE AlfTI-AIJCUn IIISSILES - PWS IADAll AND CIOIOUIICATIOIII IQUlftl£ll'I' - ALGIIG ll'III u,mnuTE TMDDIC FACILlflES. THE TIAIISACTIOII FULLf VtflllJf "OCll TMDJTICIIAL POLICY TOVAID AINI YY: II IIIE NIIIDLE £AST'' - SAID 'Ill£ U. S. STATE IIU • DI THAT IT LIIIITS ., PlltalASE 10 EQUlf'NENT - STIUCTLf "FOil SELF D£n:NIE AIID U'l"E1UIAL IECUUff". A IIHOLESALE SHAkllt TOMr - IN THI: GOYEJUINENT or SRIA - RADIO DAIIASCUS JUOltTING 'ftlAT THE SfRIAN PR£M1El MD ALL HIS CABINET, HAVE IIESIONED, AS OF TOIIIGIIT I Vl'llt THE COlllTRf TO BE GOYEIUIED l.llTIL IVITHEll NOTICE - Br THE lll'EIIIATIOIAL COll!WfD OF THE ltUL!NG IAATH ,Am. flllS 'ftlE IIOST SEltlOUS UPHF.AVAL IN SflUA - SINCE THE LAST PARTf ASIUIIED fOVEI IN IWtOI llNETEEN SIXTf THREE. TVTAL AlfflfOllff APPAJIEJITLT IEVElTING - 10 PIEIIIIEIIT MIN HAFEZ. HE BEING A NDIIEll or THE PARTY'S JNTEMATIONAL COIIWID - AS vtLL AS THE MAN VHO ENGINEERED THAT EARLIER COUP. CAIRO From Cairo -- a progress report today, on the race to save the great rock temples -- at Abu S1mbel. Memorials to the ancient Pharoah Ramsas -- and hls Queen, Nefertiti. Those hl}ge temples carved into the face of that sandstone i i ~ cliff far up the Nile -- carved so■¥ffi)usand years ago -- the area soon to be swallowed up by the waters of the new Aswan Dam. To save Abu S1mbel and Ramses -- a th1rty-slx- ■ lll1on Nations •11ar project now under way; sponsored by the U n i t e d ~ -- and financed largely by the United States. The Hercuiean task -- that of moving the ruins pfece by ptece -- block by block -- to anew o1te high above the original location. The job -- we are told today ls a full six montai ahead of schedule. This despite the threat or crumbling rock and the searing desert heat that often goes up to a Hundred and Thirty degrees. The temples have now been all but removed CAIR0--2 from the face of the cliff; and workmen will soon begin carV,!ng up the four great statues of Ramsus. -- that stand guard before the tempies. The first st6nes will be holstea to high ground and laid . at the new stte wtthin the month, that ls, if sufficient funds are torthco■lng; wlth reatoratfon to be coapleted by 11neteen-Stxty-N1ne. Archeologists are pro■1s1ng that when the job ls done -- the te1111>le1 will be ever1 bit as impressive as they were centuries, even thousands of years ago. We are all asked to subscribe to this -- to save Abu Simbei. ROBBERT A 'NENTY-FIVE YEAR OLD AMERICAN VAS SENTENCED TODAY I I LONDON - TO FOllt YEAIS IJf A IIITISH PIISON. SMREL HOll!IIAN. WHO LAST UIYED IN HAIIAII, COIIVICTED OF ATTENf'TllfG TO HOLD U, A IUTISH IAIIK, 11 ORIEi TO GF.T IIIOUGff IICIIEJ fl> JETURN HONE. 'IESTIIIONf DJSCLOSIIIG THAT HE EIITEl£D THE BAIi - FLASHED A mlf - AIID HAIIISD A NOTE TO A CASHIER IJEIIAIDIIG IIDIIEI. WHEIEUPOII HE VAS PIOIIPTLY OYERPOIIERED - If THIEE IAIII( EIIPLOTEES. 1IIE JUDGE AT OLD WLEf CIISEKYING - " f ~ 'tft ,0 M¥E ;;s•fIIIA'IED THE BUTISH PEOPLE. WE DO NOT GIW: Ill SO ~ : . : . ~ , • Lr:,,,f AS fOLLOIIS: "I 'YE LF.AIUIED ONE THIIG," SAID HE. "IT TAICES Alf ENGLISIDWI - TO llOB Al ENGLISH BANK~" ACCIDENT A REAL LIFE ACCIIENT TODAY - IN AN AIRPORT HANGAR AT HAMBURG, GEINANY~ REMINISCENT or A CELEBRATED SCENE - IN THE RECEtrr NOVI£ ''GOLDFINGER". A CORPORAL IN THE GERMAN AIR FORCE - CHEOKING EQUIPMENT IN THE COCKPIT I OF A SUPERSc»IIC JET - WHEN HE ACCIDENTALLT TRIGGERED THE PLANE'S EJECTION SF.AT. fflE CORPORAL · HUltLED ACAINST THE HANGAR CEILING - WITH TREMEHDOUS FORCE. IEAD - BEFORE HE HIT THE GROllfD.