SPACE Four. A•rican spaceaen are pinning their hopea - on Nar1ner- It didn't take them long to find out - that Mariner-Three -t:J.~. The rocket to Mars - that 1 s what thly called it at ye ■terday'a launching - began to act pecullarlJ ehortlJ atter reaching outer apace. Apparently a number of things - •nt wrong. But the Din thing na - preuture cutott ot the ••oond ■tap rocket engine. Re1ult - Narlner-'l'bree ■ta,ed in orbit around tlll eun. Inetead ot blading acro11 the solar ayatea - toward our planatur ne1gbbor1 U{Clrw, A disappointment - but not the end of tbia proJect.M Mariner-Pour -- 1s ready to go. lfM:' will - inside ot two -kl. Another atteapt to aend a rocket to Nara - wb1le tbl Red Planlt favorable 1e still in a ht ft"&• position 1n the aky. 7' ~ NRWIIIIT In London, the ca1e ot Grieve vera\11 Dougla■ -B0111 -- inwlvee both politic■ and poetry. The two art1, ••ting -- in tha p1r1on or Chl'ietopher Grieve, )'ho happen• to be a wr11tler - ot 10111 d1et1nction. Aleo a Ct a::m11t - without an, 41■t1not1on at all. !bi point 11 tbat tbil Br1t11h Red ran tor - a loollllb tultillllnlal'J 1eat. 111 oppomnt - Sir Alec DcNIW• Baa, - ... • tbl Prtill 111D11ter llbo called Iba elect1an. can41dat• Grieve clallll that tha B.B.c. - r•tu•d h1ll equal tllil wltb DollllM-BOIII. And 11 luing to have tbl •l•ot1an - null1t1ed. 'l'be 111ue turn■ on a leplltJ - that • don 1 t haft. '1111' • I \ Q Britilb pol1t1c1an doeen•t run tor - Prllll 111n111e,. He r\Ula tor - a local PU'llaMntary 1eat. 11 Douglu-BOIII did - in Scotland. Yet, bl • • in tact - the bead ot Ber llaje1ty 1 a governaent. so. did bl • r l t epecial tiM on the ai~ - becauae hi . . thl PrlM N1n1■ter? or, ■boul.4 b11 opponent ta• bad equal t1111 - beoallle tbeJ wre botb cand14at11 tor 1111 ■- ■eat! A Br1t11b court - will haw to cteclde. Ratblr 111turbq tor Sir Aleo - and tor a lot ot ••••• llbio got 1peclal tilll an lblJ 1er•4 u •-r■ ot Iba CaltliWI. Ba b11tor1c Br1111b Boue ot c,■ DIii. la 10111lblnl ot • pndlcwnt - NOUN ot a rvddi, Rid bb ot ti. 1'1Nil. ~ Rla8IA The voting in Rhodesia turned out - ae expected. A landel14• 1n tavor ot - the reterend\111 on independence. Which ~w •ana that Pr1M N1n1eter Ian S■lth can ••t up a new atat•~- ~~t and South Atrlca. soathing tbi planter■ want - 1n Ol'dlr to kffp tbllr land tr• beq 1\lbiilrpd bJ black natlonal.1111. aat London bal IIU'Dld SalllburJ tbat. unllalenl dlolantlon ot 1ndlp1ndlnoe - lfOUld be "tNuon" • So lt NM1nl to be •••n •tblr Ian Sllltb wlll lead tbl Rhodellanl - tlii • .TOHNSON fte to0rd °" Pnaldnl .T°""8o,e - iB Ulal u'• ,,,...,.,,.,.,, al Me L. B • .T. R,,,,cl,, allot0•6 tu tnsiOII lo nbau.le - l•t 6t,ill ..,, ffllw"'6 Me ca,,,,,.,,,., allll ca,,,e to a ltntl - °" elecHoll . , . ON 111"'6 an,u nled ow - before Mn. n. Pr•...,'• ,,,. lo.,... -,.., IN've - - IINrillg abl. •a-DWATER Poat morlenu are still comu,g bl. a.t Barry Go141Nln''s attiWe la tut • tllltllyala of tlae electlofa relura la ,eeceaaary - be/ore a r e a l i s t i c ~ ca be made. As for tlae Cla1dn,ea11 of Me R.,_,,,lc• NatloMI co,,.,,.Ule• - Sn. Gold""'ter "'°""' tw•f.r "'"' to rnuibl • office. A ..,..tioll fWONbly to be •c1att - at U. J..,., ,,...,... W., "6ot,t - Ille G. 0. P. ,...... ? Go,,,.,.,.,, qren """' /or,,aer Pn•ltlal Bla_,.OtHr - Mal u ,,.-,. nJt,rblaltl,w. §PJJ'J' The prevalent opinion in western chancellor1ea - that the breach betwen Rua11a and Red China cannot be repaired - 11 corroborated by event, in Peking and JIOacow. ~ C , " ( ' In "kinl.( editorial deaanda - that Brezhnev and Ko■ygin •ke conce111on1 to llao 'fae-tung. Ideo1011cal conoe111an1 - be11nn1ng with tlat repudlatlon ot lbl'111bcbl••• polloJ ot p1acetu1 co-ex111enoe. Polload bJ an alllanoe ot COMllllillt .._.,, - willlnl to tan a chance on war. BUt B. and 1. uen I t havlng an, - ot thal. l"n u tbl Red CblDIN paper■ •re appearing - Bl'eabnl• • • preaoblal a leader i tbl COIIINlil t ~ N n t . doct.r1118 at. t.111 IHll11n. '1'111 111-4,:~, ICHIIJI., J cili1ng tor - continued peaceful oo-ex11t1noe. Plua 1norea1ed tram betwen thl soviet union - and tbl 111,t. One •■ber ot tbl audience in the KN■lin - stopped applauding at thia point. Chou Bn-la1, the Pre■ier tr011 Peking - who cue to 11e>1cow to puah a hard Red line.J _.>hd evi .. ntly has run into a stone wall - erected by B. and I. BOOKS B1bl1ophile■ are wondering tonight - llblre IION ot tbl Serago11a collection will turn up. Probabl.J in d11ti111Ullhld place■ - Judging rr011 . the two• alreadJ know about. Tha Br1t1ab Jllleua - and the Yale L1brar1. !bl Suago11a collection belong• to tbl catbldl'al - 1n that Spaniah c1t1. 11" 1•:..r• ago, tbl catbldral L1bru1 ... rifled. Thi th1•"• getting a-, with - doa•na ot raN boolm and •d1eval 11anU1cript1. In 11Mteen SixtJ, a Span11b lcbolar WOl'kinl at lbl Br1t11b . . . . . - ltullbl•d on IOIII boolm ot tbl Sanpa1a collection. !ban tbl Prote11or ot Greek ca111 to tale to 1tu4J - and l!!lf found aore bookl troa Sarago11a 1n tbl Bl1necke L1brar1. Tbl tact, 1ub1tant1ated bJ ,e1t•l'da1'• amounce•nt - at Old 111. One thing about - the Spanish thieve■• TheJ knoll - tbe value ot literature. And theJ 11U1t have - ratblr good connect1one. Their loot, turning up at respectable place, - BOOIS - 2 att•r going through a maber of ■lddl••n. Place• - able to pa, tba prlcee of tba rare book ■arket. Yale, tor exupl• - and the Brltleb "'8••• NOTIIE DAME I luJve Jut ben cltattt,,g toiU. Ofle of Me letlllutg edl,ctllon of Me country today, Fatller Hesslnwg, Presldnt of Notre Dam•. n.. I nuirveletl at ••t 11,at Notre Dame football ,_,,, luJI done •o far Mu•--°" IDilll liar "e-, cOGCla - Anr Pane6'M - Ftlll,er B•••bllrg'• rqly _,.: "•••e players, sa.a materlol. a,1 ii •lolo• ..,, ••m ,..i.r . . . .,a, do.,, 7Twr•'• a fflONl •OtllnUr• llwr• , for lta#lla to #JOIUk•, ..,, •very ,,,,_. of life. ~ The record set by Reggie Spiers ot Auetralla - 11 ltnlJ to etand tor a long tilll. Blcauae who cares bow long 1t take1 to go tr011 London to Perth - by air freight? Riggle Splere traveled hOM thl hard.., - after bl tailed to •n the Auatral1an Olyapic teu; Jfn'l tound bluelt ■trandld in London - without enough 110111y tor a tloat. So JI, had blruelt nailed 1nto a crate - tlw fHt lGIII,. '1io te1t w141 • and tbNe teet high. l tri1nd carted tbl on• - to tbl airport. And ■ent it a■ tr11gbt-10111ct -- to 1uti-a11a. !Ill crate wltb 1t1 content■ arrived - tlve dap later. After cover111g - twlve tboll1and ■llee. Including a etopover in Bo■baJ - llhere it stood out 1n the sun tor several houri. "JUgbty bot" - says Real• Spier,. Bxeept tor that - be ln1i1te it wun•t too bad. But - at d it a crane had dropped the crate? suppose thl airline •orkere - bad tossed 1t end over end? Queet1one like that are ~- enough - to let Reggie Spiers keep bis record/ Proa England to luatral1a - inside a crate. BUL ft'OII Wak.eeney, 1tanea1, one or the aoet bizarre 1tor111 • • •" ever bad on tbll new■ wire. i. ■ ter Nontg0111ry dled two week■ ago - leaving a letter addN11ed to thl police. A letter telling how JIOnlgollll'J burled b11 wife 1 1 bodJ 1n a tleld - eu ,ear• ago. l roup •P - lboiled tlll ''°' • lnd thl police - aade tbl dl1cowr,. l " " ot - aurdlr? lot at 1.11. • • . llrml--■17 - terrltl•d ., ,111 lboulbt ot - • po■t IIOl'M■• So, 1111 . . . . . ... bull:llnd to bul'J blr hl■ltlt - wltbout notltjilll thl ... , . . 1,u1 • llblob - bl d14. !bl trulll . . . . 1n1111 unlmallll 1111111 b1I OIIII dlalb - llx , . • • later.