SPACE --- / ♦ • I The latest on yesterdays rocket launcling is - · "tfi- •Ranger Four will probably hit the Yoon, but we won't know anyt ing about it.• The big rocket - right on cours• Headed for our natural satellite - where it will arrive on Thursday. The apace shot - apparently a ~ success. ~ The failure - is in the inatru■ ents. They'll be J out of commission - just when they should be sending back photographs and scientific data. Meanwhile, the new Soviet apace effort - ia functioning properly. Coa ■oa Three, tired into the radiation belt around the Earth - to find out what its like out there. Another iua1ian space success - although not as spectacular as our Banger four. ATO !Q The detachment of President M tipoff - on the American attitude toward our atomic series in the P acific. The po i s ed resident, · calm an,<'taia21lai - out era i ng with his today, famil1 on Lake Worth, Florida. ln other words, the big d ecision - ha b een taken. ~ ~ nothing for the Pre.;d~~t to do at this point - A except keep in touch with the preparatiom at Christmas lsland. i11 (VJ.. The big d e c i s i o n , ~ • to go ahead with the teats. No hesitation in ashington because of I( Soviet threats - or •Ban The Bo ■b' marchers in the fr•• >\ world. Any other attitude, absurd and dangerous - according to President Iennedy. Es ecially preposterou1, the idea that we might force [hrusbchev - to resu e his nuclear ex pl osions. The boss of the Kremlin can always . -:6tt find a good excuse - for going ahead~ He found one without any help tro ■ ua - when he violated the test moratorium. ARG~l!TlHA Tod~y•s decree in buenos Aires - has thrown open thousands of jobs throughout Argentina . . resident Guido, declaring void - all rovincal elections since 1961. ~ h e I ll, ~~ election - tha~returned so man7 Peronistaa to nower • ... The President of Argentina has a right to do thia ea~L,C . ( ~- - under ~he Argentine constitution. hether he was wise A to do it - depend• on what happens next. The followers ot Peron are atill threatening - to start a civil war. But the aray clai ■ a - to have the ■ under control. Th• crisis in Argentina, probably to be decided - when thia clai ■ ia teated in a showdown between th eroniataa and the army. SOUTHEAST AS IA ....... ..--.--.-.- ........ ----- The gll!rrilla wars in Southeast Asia - are favorable and unfavorable tonight. In South Viet Nam, government forces a~e mqping up - after one of their most important victories. They trapped a battalion of led soldiers - only thirty-four miles from Saigon. Raking the ■ - with machineguns and grenades. Iilling seventy - wounding many more. The survivors, fleeing into the jungle - in a disorderly rout. From Laos - leas optimistic newa. The guenillae, overuning - an army outpost. Tonight, locked in a IIIA-.. battle • with Loyalist f>rcea. ,._ battle tor control of - the Laotian provinces in the North. IIIAI The oi tr of Oran ia Algeria .. doeen • t, loot the .. ••• toalght,. The oouan401 of tlit · OAS aae4 to •••t,• - fro■ rooftop• aa4 baloonjea. low, tho•• atrat•1io place• are oat, of 'bnacla - to all ci•illaa•. And. t,lae top floor of tey i11114l•1• ••• oooaple4 , , - ietaou, . ata of till freaob ara,. Craot rltl••••• la ■aiper• po1t1 - watohl . . tor oo■•••••• la oilier b11llti q1. al!w11,1 beea tile ba■t.loa - of tbe 018. B•t. tont1ht tile OAS 1a fiailag !\ iar4 t,o ■aiatala a f~ottio14 • iD Oraa. ln Pari1, it.a beiag poilntecl out, t,bat, ta pro1ecut.ion of General Sal:aa • i• a 1eooad ti ■• arouad for ueGa•lle. Back ia 1945 - Mar•hal Petain ••• on tri,1, for criae , 1 agaiu t the ■t,at,e. Be ••• - senteaoe4 to 4eat,b. D.Caulle, t.h . eD Pre1lcleat. of t.h• fourth lepubllo - o : oa■•t.•4 the •••f.•• • t.o lite iaprlaon■eat.. 8 ut, be ~~ ~ ,_ allowecJ. Pet.ala'• henobaaa Pier•• La•al - t,o 'be • hot. " To4a,, Petaia • nd Laval ar• repiaoecl 1»1 • Sal!aa aacl Jo•lia114 • Sal••• alao1t auel:J ■ artecl tor exeo11,1oa • •• la Joabau4. Bat DeGaull!e, now pr11ident of the r1tth lepoblic - coul4 couat• ti• •••t•ac••• Tile aa•H~aa4 Paria - h t.hat h•' 11 reurH the olcl pat.tern. lh•r• · he apare4 Petaia • he' 11 ha•• Sal an ahot. lhere he allowed LaYal to be ezeoute4 - he' 11 ,1-.e Joubau4 life iapdloa ... at. paralleJ.1 Anot.her of t.hoH hiatorica';;(,:aaljlll~ • t.hat IHa , : 10 t ■pla111ibl1. - •• 1911co . .. .. The P rincipality of Monaco ia reeling tonight - under two blows. First - the tax collector fro■ Part ■ i1 gettiq cloaer. Second - Prine••• Grace i1n't gettia1 th• kind of publici t7 that the Prince lite ■• TD ..... begin with - the Priace••~ - Grace "•117, •• ,...\ 7ou know - announced her retua to the ■o•i••• a f w •••k• ago. Toda7, the blonde beauty who praid•• o••r the ~ Monaco - 1aid •h•'• po1tpoain1 it indetinitei7. Official rea1on - ~ireo\or Alfred Hltohooak won't be •••llable. Unotfiolal exptanatlon - tb• carnival at■oaph•r• of the l•ropean pr•••· The hoopla - too uadl1nitie4 for a rei1nia1 Prine•••· A1 tor the rreaob taz oollector - D.Oaull• 11 inai ■ tiag that Monaco PV cuato■• on good• enterin1 France. Mentioned toclay - drq1. Monaco 11 a center of tbe Phar■aoeutioal indutr-7 - becaa•• of the tax-tr•• 1tatu,. Th• atatua that DeGaull• - ia determined to ---...-- . Here•• a que ■t . ion for aueiciane - and J;t,hirt ~ t ■ anutacturer1. The question - are Bach, BeethoYeD aa4 Brah■- public propert7? --~uaciana •111 anaHr - •t-■• • Pointing out that the oo poaition1 of the three aatera - ha•• been fr•• of copyright •••r ainc th• lineteeatb Cent ■r7. lbere 4o tbe ~ • h 1 r t ■anUfactven- co■• in? I ill.Cl. one fir• deaide4 to put picture• of. Baab, Beetbo••• - aa4 Braba1 - on their product ■• lbich ••••• lite a to cultual idea for a tra4e that 1• ■ore 4e•ot•4J· lantl• ~ · ,(••4 ••1•• The troabl• aro•• - when a 1ecoa4 co■p&DJ adopted the ■u1ioal th•••· Bence - a lawaait oYer oopyri1ht. The Yer4ict, handed down today - by a Philadelphia Jud1•• Hi• Boaor, ruliq - •10 cop7riaht.• £yen on a ~•hirt■ - Bach " Beethoyea and Brah■•_,,. public property, fi,!11 The following reference - aoQnda literar7. •scarlet O'Hara - is gone with the •ind.• lt could refer to - th• fa■ous novel by Margaret Mitchell. Actuall7, the story i1 about - a plane. The tour-engiae Lockheed - flown by Jacqueline Coohran. A ■erioa'• lad7 flyer toot off fro■ lew Orl•••• - la •soarlet. O~Bara,• /•4 tln t.o Europe - Ht.t.ia1 record• all alo111 the ••1• Oae record - ••r1fJe4 todq. rro■ ••• 8rlean1 • to Qand•~• lewtoun41aa4 - ia four- houra-aad-tweat7-two ■inut••· A wo■••'• r cord - for the diatance. •scarlet O'Hara•••• reall7 10•• •1th the - ~ wincl _w i.a.~-.n Cochran . . . at th• ooatrola. ,A