GOO u EVENlHG EVERYBO D Y: Tonight, the "moon mice• are on their way - out into s p ace. The mat ambitious ex eriaent - with liYiD& creatures, thus far. The •aoon aice• - in a satellite that will go into orbit, swinging rouad and rouad the earth. The four ■ ice - then to co ■• back, and be retrieved. Retrieved alive - it is hoped. The warning ia • tb a t the chances are agaiaat complete success, considering - the com p licated character. of this ex p eriaent. The rocket, with satellite, was launched at V h ndenburg Air Force Base, ~aliiornia, shortly after four o'clock, this afternoon - E astern ~aylight Tiae. The rocket. to p ut the satellite, a n d the mice, into an orbit, the the man-made moon - to swing around our globe s eventeen times, wh~eu p on the ca p sule containing the mice _ to be ejected from the satellite, a nd come drifting A new p roposal will be made by the West at Geneva; in the ho p e - of breakin g out o the deadlock. The British, trench and A merican ~oreign inisters - to offer the Soviets a p l a n, that w ould set u a ~ommission - to guarantee the West continued access to West ~erlia. A sort o! A ?p eals Commission - to handle dis ~ utea that mi g ht ariae. The Cermans on both ai d es - to p articipate. Co" 1iat East Ger■ an, - to be re ~ resent.ed. 'l ' bia •• a concession - to the ~ast German Reds. Thia and the re ort froa ~ e neva that r reaident E isenhower, in ashington, a g ain repeated hia warala1 that the aeeting of the foreig~ inisters had better aho• some result - if there's to be a Suamit Conference. STIAQSS At the Presidential n••• c o nference today -- ~ ¥ - ~ t€-e the que ■ tion of anti-Se■ itia~ ... ,, 1 •• . 1f ii -- bitter Congressional opposition~to the nollnation of Lewi• L. Strauaa •• Secret a ry of Coa■erce.'/teaterda7, Senator Mora• of Or e gon, a o is fighting the noaiaatio~ ... declared -- that he has receiYed aeaa , gea fro ■ Jewi1h leaders, ~el ling of talk -- that ■uch to Strau11 is baaed on anti-Se■ iti1a. of th• oppoaitioa .!Toda,,~~ I President was ,•*•• queri•~J-◄ 1111 ◄la 1 1ujRla #- aaid -- ~ ~ould be !indeed tragic" -- lf the queati o n of anti-Seaitiaa were injected into the contr0Yera7 in the Senate. The P reaident -- e■ phatio la praiu of the ■erit ■ of L . . il · s Strau■ aj /ticltlng t+ 11 previous deter ■ ination -- that he won't withdraw the appointaent, no aatter how auch the opposition. JAPA■ Returns -- fr~• a nation-wide election in Japa-" /4'w"-. Priae liniater Iishi'• party -- an easy winner. 11th return• incoaplete the Liberal Deaocrata •••• ••r• of holding a large aajorit7. Confining their pollo7 -- of aaintaining ■ ilitar7 ties with the United Stat••• Inva sio n sli p s - on thei r w ay to 11icara g ua. Ca rrying munitions nd reinforcements - for the rebels fi b hting against the Government of President Somoza. The Nicaraguan foreign inistry - declaring says it has infor ■ ation or threee schooners, fro ■ Cuba,enroute - to help insurgents in the montains of Central Nicaragua. In Havana, ? re ■ ier Fidel ~astro denies that bl• p eo p le are participating. Castro call the reports - •11e1.• Nicaragua, meanwhile, has a pp ealed to the Organization ot Aa rican Sta tee for help - in dealing with revolutiona~invasion. !IRGINI& RETAKE dz~ Prince Edward County, Virginia -- in a J 111 "' moYe ag inst integration. With a decision -- to abolish the p ublic school sy1tea altogether. The Prince ~ Edward County Board of Educati o n~ I•~- that, when the school tera begin• in Septe ■ber, not one public school will open. ( The County i\ in rural aouthern V irginia1 1'\ieW a defendant in the suit, which brought about tbe original Supre■• Court Yerdic; /ronouncin1 racial aegregatioa in public 1choola -- un-Con1titutional. Then, last ■ ontb, a re•eral Court iaaued -- a final integration order. That -- now bringin1 a b o u t ~ ..--- decision to close eighteen ele ■ entar7 1chool1 aa4 three high achoola. )~hirteen Hundred white student,-• to attend ■ ake-sbift clas s es in churches, tobacco ~ h teacher• barns and other buildings. A S eventy white sc 00.1 VIRGINIA - 2 t~e~~ to be • ■ ployed in the private echoola, ~ to be ,.. supported by contribution1 • . " lo provision at all -- for ■ ore than aixteea hundred negro pupils and seventJ negro teachera. ~ Negro leaders in Prince Edward CountJ X- stuane4 bJ the deciaion; ~ t having aade aDJ plane -- to aet up sch 0011 of their own. LOIDQI London-- celebrating the One Hundredth Anniverear of a London hero. fa lled -- •Th e Grand Old lan.•~th / a face -- that ha s two hands. Peculiar anatoa7 -- but it's •Big Ben.• One Bundre4 years ago, London installed that faaoua clock atop the Bouse of Parliaaent. •Big Bea• -- 1triting the hour ever since. larking the tiae -- thfou1~ a great centur7 of British hi1tor7. lar and Peace -- glory and trouble. 1f,hat ir.preaaea London the aoat 11 the tact -- that the hi1toric clock never stopped etritlq the hour all through the blitz.and the boabing ia the Second orld War. So, no wonder, today -- that the Bouie of Lor•• and 1b • Bouse of Co■■oaa took ti■e ou~y.t:afF honor -- to •Bi g Ben.• t the University of Ohio, examination tests - for sale. Q uestions the rof will ask - to be had at p rice• r a ngin f rom twenty-five to one h undred bucks. fhe teat p apers - t o len by students. r oday, Univer s ity ; resident John C.Baker, at Athena, Ohio, ordered an investigation, after a roteaaor of > hilosophy stated - that seven of hia papers for final examination were missing. Preauaibly, ut on ~ale. Another Prof changed his final examination, and then - ma d e an •apology• to students - who wasted their money buying the answers! To ca p theclimax, the st a tement - that keys to University offices are being offered for sale. Bringin1 - as much as five hundred dollars each. Ieys o ening the way - to examination p apers. Ah, those erudite Ohio, htheniam s cholars, Don! 1 wonder what Socr a tes, te ricles - oh yes, and Dio g enes of old c l assical At h ens would s a y abo ut t h is? B ut g oing b a c k t o t · ose oon ~ ice, D on - its time for you to start s 1 ooting off your m o use! GORILLA At Duarte, California, automobile drivers -- gaped and stare'? ~ e n they saw -- an auto■ obile co ■ ing down the highway -- driven by a gorilla. A grotesque anthropoid -- at the wheel of th;'l,Apidly ■oving car. A_ Causing 1omething of a panic -- on the highway. -4<.11<A4-1<!9-~\,~.__~ The gorilla A- now due for an appearance before the judge. Charles La Rocca -- a fil ■ actor -- who pla1,a grc,t, esque parts. •we were up in one of the canyon• ■aking a ■ovie,• says LaRocca, and I thought it would be a gaa to drive int town dressed that way.• Quite a e,.g -- but alao against the law.