L.T,-OLRI, 101p41, GOOD IYllllG IVIIIBODI: ltxt Th•r ■da, aa,be biatoric - in the annal• of apace 101,noe. lt all 1011 well, a oap••l• oo••••• with balaa wood to abaorb \be ahoot of iapao\ - will la . . •• 1atoraatlon - baot \o an oba1r•ator7 •• t.b• ,ar\b. lb• fir•\ \i ■• \ha\ ■ aa baa •••r b••• la auoh 4ireo\ • .._., .. , - with ov natar.al 1at1llit1. toni&ht, \be laqer apaoe oraft - 1• oa l\a •M• hi1b. GoiM ia\o what \beJ oall a •Partla, Orbt\• aro ... the ear\b - until it'• aeooa4 a\aa• i1ait14. low hartliq aoroaa 1paot at••••• ■ 11•• a aeooa4. Ttit laa1er, hta4t4 tor the aooa - a quarter of a ■illion all•• awa,. Ber•'• th• tiad of atat••••t we lite to bear - about our apace proar••· Accor4in& to Doctor lerner TOD kltP • 2 . . BrauD, of t~e Baata•llle apaoe fllgbt ceDter. ••• ha•• the oapaoit., to be flr1t to tbe aooa, aa4 we flr1t.• Dootor •o• lraaa, tail .. a loa1 1 apace proara■ - ••4 at the Bo•l•t proa•••• too. 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A dlapatob troa Beirut report, - a aiaal•• _t1 rebellion la lortbera lra,. 1v41ab trlb••••• rlai .. aaalaa\ - l .. b4ad. fl1b\iq \he Ara, of Preaideat la•••• aaaihila\e 1oore1 of •111._••• Tbe priailtl la aa14 \o be ao ••ooeaafal - ~a\ lqb4a4 baa •••1•4 oft \be lor\bera proYiao••• ••• lo1al, aeooa4 lu1e1\ o1,, ia lraq la repor\e4 \o ' • lite aa araetl eaap. A wlaole oo•p• of tie 1•&4i __, 1\aadlq 1•• .. - la oaa• of a ll1b,al111 rail •1 \be re'bel1. Tbl• rebellloa, lt•1iaaiy \o look•••• l!li• a Ci•il lar. 11Dl6 India challenges Red Cina - in the Hi ■ alayaa. No, Nehru hasn't ordered the lncian army into action a g ainst invading legions of llao Tse•tung. The Indian rime Minister is using economic reprisal; warning Peking that he won't renew the trade agreement until the Chinese Reds withdraw fro ■ indian aoil. The agreement expires on June 3rd, ao Mao has just over a month to make up his aind. It could be - a tough decision tor the warlord of Red China, who knows that his prestige could be hurt - should ha retreat under Indian pressure. At the sa■• tiae, be needs food and ■ anufactured goods troa Indian. lehru, hurling a real cbalenge at Mao Tse-tung - a teat of stren1th in the Bi ■ alayas. .,,, cladenstine radio in Oran today broadcast this measa e - •the decisive battle will be fought within a few days. 1 This, the O A S reply to - the arrival ot the oslem security p olice. Thirty thousand of these llosle gendar ■ ea, ■o•ing into the ci tie a of Oran, Algiers, Bone and Constantine. Their order from Paris - •put down the right wing violence, no aatter ~at it takes!• The losle ■ s are wearing bright blue unitor ■ s, which makes them easily identifiable b7 the OAS. And the terrorists are saying the coaing an · ti-Moslea violence - won't be a matter of sporadic murder and aayhe • The gun■en of the O.A.S. will be out in tore• - chal n1 ng the security police in a battle for control of the Algierian cities. •The decisive battle• - a the7 put it . ARGENT114 The Argentine armed forces claim - to have aettlec their differences. They were split into two fractions - for and against the govern■ ent. Now they have a new defense secretary - and they say they can all rally behind him. · bich should be easy enough to do - since he••• their hand-picked candidate for the job. An old sailor has just named - a new Coamllnder of the U.S. Coast Guard. resident Kennedy, ta ing Ad iral Edwin Roland - to take charge of the servic that rotects our shores. Admiral Boland is 57, a native of Buffalo, New York - and a veteran who is al ■ oat certain to win Senate confirmation. r. 'ennedy mentioned another branch of the armed forces - by making public his plans for June 6ih. The President, to address - a group of soldl ra. The graduating class - at leat Point. B!CE race!• ver in Goodwood, England, cries ot •b n the eaning, utan end to the speed car competition called •The Good ood One Hundred.• Goodwoodites have always been proud of their s.orts classic, which attracts the best drivers fro ■ all over the world, but b point is that today - one ot the best was al ■ oat killed. Sterling Moss, Britain's ace - was hurtling around the track at a hundred miles an hour. Moss, losing control ot his racer - plungin1 through the railing into the infield. Turning over ad over - ending up beneath a tangled ■ass of wreckage. Sterling Mo••• in the hospital tonight. Many spectators de ■anding tha end of the Goodwood 8ne lundred. TOQjlSI The ho.p iest American tourist tonight is Neil - Tl ien s of un City, Arizona. Thienes wa tour ng 0 co 1 st T ursday, he n a Musco v i t e a ed hi ■ for a ci arette. The American doesn't smoke. But before he c uld make ia1elt understood - the Russian began to shout that he as being murdered. Up raced a police car. Four husky police ■ ea· seized the American touri~ ' by his arms and legs, and hustled hi ■ into the car. Then, off to police headquartaJ Thienes was searched, and ordered to ■ gn a stateaent - that he committed assault with a deadly weapon against a ~oviet citizen. The weapon - a pen knife. But, the defendant, has ne•er owned a p en knife - and he refused to sign. Finally, they gave up - and told hi ■ to get out of Russia. The tourist fro ■ Sun City lost no ti ■• - doing exactly that. And was she a happy traveler as his I00lllpI. - 2 train a s s ed through the Iron Curtain! The free world looked awfully good to the man fro111 Arizona. Now Diet! ln Arles, France, its the story of - Brigitte and the Bull. Between the two of them - Matador ntonio Ordonez almost got himself gored. Ordones, often con.aid ered - the worlds number one bull fighter. But bow can a S · nish matador kee p his eye on El To , ro - when Brigitte is in the stand? Ordonez, ,glancing back and forth - from Brigitte to the bull. Finally, one horn brushed too close for ooatort, and he decided he•d better keep his ai ' nd on his j ob , . li es ides , the pixies h mo vi e st ar - •as wait 1 ng to congratulate hi ■. So ~he ■ . a~ador finished the bull - and then spent some tiae with Brigitte .dardo.