HIGH TIDE L~ TIDE 5.8 AT 0454 0.5 AT 1112 ,.2 AT 1112 0.7 AT 2312 8-31-66 8-31-66

VOl, KWAJALE IN ~RSHALL ISLANDS UESDA Y AlX3UST 0 6 GROUND WAR SLOWER~ AIR WAR HOT MIAMI (UPI)--PRE~IER fiDEL CASTRO SAID EARLY TODAY THERE IS NO CHANCE or A Cu­ AS VIETNAMESE tLECTION NEARS BAN RECONCILIATION WITH THE UNITED STATES SAIGON (UPI)--THE COMMUNISTS HAVE PUT PRICES ON THE HEADS or KEY U.S. AND SOUTH VIETNAM­ AND HE VOWED TO CONTINUE "AN IMPLACABLE ESE CIVILIAN AND MILITARY orrlCIALS AND SENT OUT SPECIAL ASSASSINATION SQUADS TO KILL THE~ riGHT AGAINST IMPERIALISM." OFFICIAL SOURCES SAID TODAY. IN A MORE THAN riVE-HOUR SPEECH IN THE SOURCES SAID GUARDS AROUND HEADQUARTERS BUILDINGS, OFFICERS' BILLETS AND THE PERSONAL HAVANA, CASTRO INDICATED, WITH CRYPTIC BODYGUARDS OF HIGH-RANKING OFrlCIALS HAVE BEEN DOUBLED, AND IN SOME INSTANCES TRIPLED, BE­ WORDS, THAT HE HAS BEEN UNDER PRESSURE CAUSE OF THE BOUNTY OFFER. TO CHANGE OR EASE HIS POLICY TOWARD THE AT THE SAME TIME, orFICIALS CONrlRMED THAT TWO U.S. ADVISERS WERE TAKEN CAPTIVE RECENTLY UNITED STATES Y THE VIET CONGo THE GUERRILLAS SNEAKED THROUGH THREE COMPANIES or SOUTH VIETNAMESE TROOPS HE DID NOT MAKE CLEAR WHETHER THE AP­ TO A BATTALION HEADQUARTERS NEAR HUE TWO WEEKS AGO AND KIDNAPED AN AMERIC~N LIEUTENANT AND PARENT PRESSURE CAME rROM WITHIN HIS SERGEANT. OWN CUBAN COMMUNIST PARTY OR PERHAPS "IT WAS SO FAST THAT HARDLY A SHOT WAS rlRED BY THE GOVERNMENT TROOPS," AN AMERICAN rROM SOURCE TOLD UPI CORRESPONDENT THOMAS CORPORA. IN WAR ACTION, A VIET CONG FORCE ATTACKED A GOVERNMENT our POST rOUR MILES SOUTH or SAIGON RIOTS HIT THRE U.S. CITIES TUESDAY NIGHT AND U.S. GUNSHIPS. THE rLASH OF SNCC LEADER PROMISES MORE FLARES AND THUMP OF GUNrlRE ROLLED OVER THE CHICAGO (UPI)--CITY orrlCIALS APPEALED TO NEGRO LEADERS rOR HELP TODAY IN QUELLING RACI- CAPITAL. L VIOLENCE IN TWO STATES IN WISCONSIN, THE GOVERNOR TURNED TO THE COURTS AND ORDERED U.S. orFICIALS ALSO DISCLOSED THAT AMERICAN NATIONAL GUARDSMEN TO DUTY TO KEEP A MARATHON CIVIL RIGHTS DEMONSTRATION UNDER CONTROL. JETS HIT NORTH VIET NAM YESTERDAY WITH 133 RACIAL TENSIONS WERE HIGH IN WAUKEGAN, ILL., BENTON HARBOR, MICH., AND WAUWATOSA, WISC. MISSIONS, POUNDING 20 OIL DEPOTS AND A RADAR IN1WAUKEGAN AND BENTON HARBOR, CITY orFICIALS CALLED MEETINGS WITH LEADERS or THE NEGRO SITE SEVEN MILES FROM THE CAPITAL or HANOI COMMUNITY TONIGHT IN HOPES or rlNDING A WAY TO END THE UPROARS WHICH ROCKED NEGRO SECTIONS COMMUNIST GUNNERS SHOT DOWN AN F-I05 THUNDER-Or THEIR CITIES. CHIEF 15 MILES NORTHWEST OF DONG HOI, THE NA- A TIGHTLY ENFORCED CURrEW HELPED QUELL THE FIREBOMBING AND ARSON WHICH BROKE OUT URIN~ TIONt~ SOUTHERNMOST MAJOR CITY THE PILOT WAS HE WEEKEND IN WAUKEGAN AND HAVE RESULTED IN 136 ARRESTS. AT BENTON HARBOR, POLICE SEALED MISSING IT WAS THE 347TH AMERICAN PLANE LOST Fr A NEGRO AREA, DISPELLED ROAMING GANGS or NEGRO YOUTHS, AND TURNED BACK TEN HELMETED DURING THE AIR WAR OVER NORTH VIET NAM. rlD WHITE YOUTHS ARMED WITH A SAWED-orr SHOTGUN IN THE ESCALATING RIVER WAR AROUND SAIGON, URSE STR IKE MAY SPR ~ WHO TRIED TO ENTER THE ZONE orFICIALS DISCLOSED THAT THE VIET CONG TRIED VER 2 000 THE MAYORS OF BOTH BENTON HARBOR AND WAUKE- TO BLOW UP ANOTHER U.S. NAVY PATROL BOAT YES­ THROUGH O , GAN BECAME PERSONAL TARGETS or RIOTERS LAST TERDAY IN THE Co CHIEN RIVER ABOUT 55 MILES SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)--NuRSES WENT ON STRI NIGHT AND EARLY TODAY. A ROCK WAS HURLED SOUTHWEST or SAIGON. TODAY AGAINST SAN FRANCISCO's THREE PUBLIC THROUGH THE PICTURE WINDOW or BENTON HARBOR THE GUERRILLAS SET OUT AN EMPTY SAMPAN AS A HOSPITALS. IT WAS THE NATION'S rlRST MAJOR MAYOR WILBERT SMITH'S HOME, BUT THE MAYOR DECOY AND TOUCHED OFr A MINE AS THE U.S. PATROL STRIKE BY HOSPITAL NURSES AND HIS WirE SLEPT THROUGH IT AT WAUKEGAN, BOAT MOVED IN TO INVESTIGATE. THEY MISJUDGED As THE 650 NURSES INVOLVED IN THE WAGE A MOLOTOV COCKTAIL WAS THROWN AT THE CAR or AND THE MINE WENT orF TOO EARLY. A HUGE rIRE- DISPUTE WITH THE CITY TELEPHONED IN SICK MAYOR ROBERT SABONJIAN AS HE TOURED THE RIOT BALL FLASHED OVER THE RIVER, WATER GEYSERED THE POSSIBiLITY AROSE tNkT Ij~gg ORD£RLI~~ AREA NEARLY 100 FEET INTO THE AIR BUT THE BOAT ES- NURSES AIDES AND OTHER HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES A LEADER or CIVIL RIGHTS MILITANTS WARNED CAPED UNDAMAGED. MIGHT JOIN THE STRIKE. IN NEW YORK THAT VIOLENCE IN THE NATION'S (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) ONLY SUPERVISORY NURSES WERE AVAILABLE CITIES WILL CONTINUE TO PROVIDE NORMAL CARE FOR THE ESTIMATED STOKELY CARMICHAEL, CHAIRMAN or THE STU- HIGHER TAXES SPECTRE 2,000 PATIENTS AT THE HOSPITALS. MANY or DENT NON-VIOLENT COORDINATING COMMITTEE, THE PATIENTS SU'~ORTED THE WALKOUT BY NURSB SAID "IN CLEVELAND THEy'RE BUILDING STORES RAISED BY TREASURY WHO COMPLAINED THEIR SALARIES FAILED TO WITH NO WINDOWS -- ALL BRICK I DON'T KNOW WASHINGTON (UPI)--TREASURY UNDERSECRETARY MATCH THOSE or STREET CLEANERS AND ZOO WHAT THEY THINK THEy'LL ACCOMPLISH. IT JUST JOSEPH W. BARR HELD OUT THE RENEWED POSSIBILITY KEEPERS. MEANS WE HAVE TO MOVE FROM MOLOTOV COCKTAILS TODAY OF A TAX INCREASE TO CONTROL THE THREAT THE STRIKING NURSES ARE MEMBERS or THE TO DYNAMITE." OF RUNAWAY INFLATION. CALlrORNIA NURSES ASSOCIATION (CNA). THEY WHILE WAUKEGAN AND BENTON HARBOR DEALT HE TOLD THE HOUSE RULES COMMITTEE THAT MONE- ORGANIZED A TEAM or 35 NURSES TO PROVIDE WITH RIOTING AND VANDALISM IN NEGRO NEIGH- TARY POLICY ALONE WOULD NOT BE ENOUGH TO HAR- CRITICAL CARE FOR PATIENTS AND EMERGENCY BORHOODS, orrlCIALS IN THE MILWAUKEE SUBURB NESS THE OVERHEATED ECONOMY. STANDBY DUTY. or WAUWATOSA HOPED TO KEEP CROWDS or ANGRY "Ir WE HAVE TO DO MORE WE WILL HAVE TO DO MAYOR JOHN F. SHELLEY, WHO HELD A MARA- WHITES rROM ATTACKING NEGRO DEMONSTRATORS IT BY TAXING OR (REDUCED~ SPENDING," HE SAID. THON SESSION WITH NURSES REPRESENTATIVES (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) "THERE IS NO OTHER WAY." HE DID NOT AMPLlry. DURING THE NIGHT IN HOPES or AVERTING THE PROBE HEARS BITTER TALE BARR TESTIFIED ONE DAY ArTER PRESIDENT JOHN- STRIKE, WAS EXPECTED TO DECLARE AN EMER- SON DEPLORED RISING INTEREST RATES AND SAID GENCY. THE ACTION WOULD ENABLE CITY OFFICI- WASHINGTON (UPI)--A WELFARE WORKER TODAY "BETTER WAYS" MUST ~ FOUND TO DAMPEN THE ECON- ALS TO TRY TO PROVIDE FUNDS TO MEET THE TOLD SENATORS, INCLUDING ROBERT F KENNrDY, OMY. NURSES' PAY DEMANDS. HOW A JOBLESS FATHER GREETED NEWS OF PRESI- MEANWHILE, THE FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK BOARD THE NURSES ANNOUNCED THEY WOULD APPEAR DENT JOHN F. KENNEDY'S ASSASSINATION WITH ANNOUNCED THAT INTEREST RATES ON MORTGAGE BErORE THE SAN FRANCISCO LABOR COUNCIL TO THE EXCLAMATION: "GOOD! I HOPE THEY GET LOANS FOR NEW HOMES ROSE IN JULY TO 6.12 PER- SEEK AUTHORITY TO ESTABLISH PICKET LINES JOHNSON AND THE REST OF THEM." CENT FROM THE JUNE FIGURE OF 6.7, WHILE RATES TO SPREAD THE STRIKE TO OTHER HOSPITAL WOR THE WITNESS APOLOGIZED TO SEN. KENNEDY rOR ON LOANS FOR EXISTING HOMES ROSE IN JULY FROM ERS. SHELLEY, PRESIDENT OF THE COUNCIL FOR THE STORY BUT SAID IT ILLUSTRATED THE MISERY, 6.18 TO 6.24 PERCENT. II YEARS BEFORE STARTING HIS PUBLIC SERVICE FRUSTRATION AND BITTERNESS or THE POOR, IN ITS REPORT THE BoARD BLAMED THE INCREASE CAREER, PLANNED TO ARGUE AGAINST PICKETING. "WHO ARE ASKING FOR BREAD AND ARE BEING SINCE LATE 1965 ON "TIGHT CREDIT MARKET CON- AI D OKAYED GIVEN STONES." DITIONS AND REDUCED SAVINGS FLOWS TO MORTGAGE BILL THE NEW YORK SENATOR SHOWED NO EMOTION AT LENDING INSTITUTIONS." WASHINGTON (UPI)--HoUSE AND SENATE CON- THE STORY RECOUNTED BY EUGENE HILL, HEAD OF AT THE RULES COMMITTEE HEARING, REP. WRIGHT FEREES AGREED TODAY ON A $3.5 BILLION rOR- THE ALBUQUERQUE,N M COMMUNITY ACTION PRO- PATMAN, (DEM.-TEX.), CHAlIMAN OF THE HOUSE EIGN AID AUTHORIZATION BILL PROVIDING ONLY GRAM. KENNEDY SIMPLY NODDED 'LIGHTLY AS HILL BANKING COMMITTEE, CHARGED BARR HAD BACKED ONE YEAR FOR MOST PROGRAMS BUT THREE FOR MADE HIS APOLOGIES. HILL TESTIFIED BEFORE AWAY ~ROM .tS ORIGINAL APPROVAL OF PATMAN'S DEVELOPMENT LOANS AND THE LATIN AMERICA A SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE WHICH IS STUDYING PROPOSAL TO SET AN AUTOMATIC 4.5 PERCENT LIMIT "ALLIANCE FOR PROGRESS." PROBLEMS OF CITIES AND THE MISERY OF GHETTO pN INTEREST RATES WHICH BANKS PAY ON TIME DE- THE COMPROMISE WAS WORKED OUT IN THE CON- LirE. POSITS UNDER $100,000. FEREES' 11TH SESSION. THE TWO HOUSES PASSED HILL'S STORY DEALT WITH A MEXICAN-AMERICAN DIFFERING MEASURES NEITHER OF WHICH AGREED F"ATHER OF THREE WHO HAD BEEN WITHOUT A STEADi RA I L STR I FE FEARED WITH PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S ORIGINAL $3.386 JOB FOR SEVEN YEARS. HE RETURNED HOME Nov. 22 OTTAWA (UPI)--UNION LEADER R.C. SMITH WARNED BILLION ANNUAL REQUEST rOR FIVE-YEAR AUTHOR 1963, AFTER .EING REFUSED A JOB BECAUSE OF TtDAY THAT 110,000 STRIKINS RAILWAYMEN WOULD ITY. HIS M~XICAN NAME ••• ISHORE A BACK-TO-WORK ORDER CONTAINED IN GOVE~ THE TOTAL FOR THE CURRENT FISCAL YEAR IS AFTER HIS OUTBURST ON HEARING OF THE ASSAS- MEHT LEGISLATION PRESENTED TO PARLIAMENT YES- THUS MORE THAN THE ADMINISTRATION ASKED OR SINATIOH, "HIS WI'E SAID, 'OH, HOW CAN YOU TERDAY. EITHER HOUSE VOTED -- A RESULT OF THE TWO TALK LIKE THAT,' BUT HE SAID, 'WHAT HAVE SMITH, NEGOTIATOR FOR SEVERAL NON-OPERATING HOUSES ~OMPROMISING ITEM BY ITEM ON DIF- THEY EVER DONE FOR ME, WHAT HAVE THEY EYER UNIONS IN CANADA'S SEVEN STRIKEBOUND RAILWAYS, FERENT AMOUNTS THEY HAD APPROVED FOR VARI- DONE rOR YOU, WHAT HAYE THEY EYER DONE FOR SAID WORD WAS BEING RECEIVED 'ROM ACROSS THE OUS PROGRAMS. OUR CHILDREN?" HILL RELATED. COUNTRY THAT THE WORKERS "WOULD NOT RETURN TO THE BILL NOW GOES TO THE HOUSE FOR ACTION, HILL SAID PROGRAMS OF THE OFFICE OF ECON- WORK I' THE LEGISLATION NOW BEFORE THE HOUSE THE HOUSE HAD VOTED YIRTUALLY ALL OF THE OMIC OPPORTUNITY (OEO) DID NOT HAVE ENOUGH PASSES." HE SAID THE MEN CLAIMED THE BILL, $3.3 BILLION ASKED BY JOHNSON AND rOR THE MONEY TO HELP POOR MEXICAN-AMERICANS CROWDEL PRESENTED YESTERDAY TO AN EMERGENCY SESSION OF FIRST TIME IN HISTORY APPROYED LONG-RANGE IN GHETTOS OF THE SOUTHWEST. WHEN HILL FINI­ PARLIAMENT BY PRIME MINISTER LESTER B. PEARSOW, AUTHORIZATIONS -- TWO YEARS FOR MOST PRO- SHE8, KENNEDY SAt.:"1 ASS~R£ yeu THAT IT 'IHT ~AS DISCRIMINATORY. GRAMS.. SHRIVEl OEO";-HCAD WHO LIMITS.S'ER.'NQ/I < - PAGE 2 HOURGLASS TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1966 JOHNSON TELLS LEGIONNAIRES KREMLIN IS BEEFING UP OF THE PRICE OF AFFLUENCE FORCES ON CHINA BORDER WNSHINGTON (UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON DE­ LONDON (UPI)--THE SOVIET UNION HAS STATION­ CLARED TODAY THE UNITED STATES "WILL -- IN ED 17 HEAVILY-EQUIP~ED ARMY DIVISIONS ALONG TIME -- END THIS TRIAL OF AGGRESSION" IN ITS BORDER W~H COMMUNIST CHINA, AUTHORITA­ VIET NAM BUT FACES NEW COMMUNIST-INS~IRED TIVE DIPLOMATIC SOURCES HERE SAID TODAY. MILITARV CRISES UNLESS WORLDWIDE POVERTY IS ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY SUBMARINES, MANY EASED CARRYING MISSILES, AND A SECTION OF THE "THE POOR NATIONS ARE ON A ROAD MINED WIT~ SOVIET UNION'S STRATEGIC AIR FORCE HAVE ALSO POTENTIAL TURMOIL," HE TOLD THE 48TH ANNUAL BEEN STATIONED IN THE FAR EAST, THE SOURCES AMERICAN LEGION CONVENTION. SAID "POVERTY -- AND THE HATRED OF POVERTY -­ DIPLOMATIC EXPERTS SAID THE RUSSIANS ARE CAN DETONATE THOSE MINES THE RAGING QUEST r APPARENTLY TAKING ~RECAUTIONS AGAINST ANY FOR BREAD MAY BRING ON THE REALITY OF CHAOS~ INCIDENTS ARISING FROM CHINESE CLAIMS ON WARNING OF COMMUNIST ATTEMPTS TO EXPLOIT \ BORDER TERRITORY. UNREST AMONG UNDERDEVELOPED NATIONS, THE THE TROOPS ARE SPREAD THIN ALONG A FRONTIE~ PRESIDENT OFFERED A NEW DEFINITION OF AMERI­ OF MORE THAN 6,000 MILES REINFORCEMENTS CAN PATRIOTISM, A LOVE OF COUNTRY BROADENED FOR ANY MAJOR CONFLICT WOULD HAVE TO COME BY "IMAGINATION AND COMPASSION" TO HELP FROM CENTRAL ASIA AND EVEN FROM EUROPE OTHERS LESS AFFLUENT THIS MAY~BE BEHIND SOVIET CALLS FOR A THE 8,000 LEGIONNAIRES IN THE DISTRICT OF THINNING-OUT OF TROOPS IN EUROPE, THE EX­ COLUMBIA ARMORY APPLAUDED A HALF-DOZEN TIMES PERTS THEORIZED DURING JOHNSON'S SPEECH EACH TIME WHEN HE THE BULK OF THE DIVISIONS ALONG THE BORDER MENTIONED AMERICA'S RESOLVE TO STAND FIRM ARE SAID TO HAVE BEEN BROUGHT UP TO FULL COM­ I~ VIET NAM. BAT READINESS THE PRESIDENT REMINDED HIS AUDIENCE THAT A THE TROOPS THERE ARE THOUGHT TO BE ADEQUATE MILITARY VICTORY WAS NOT THE COMPLETE ANSWER TO DEAL WITH LOCAL EMERGENCIES, BUT THERE TO VIETNAMESE SUFFERING IS GROWING SPECULATION THAT WIDER, LONGER "AN ~RMISTICE CAN END THE FIGHTING WITHOUT TERM CONSIDERATIONS ARE REFLECTED IN THE ENDING THE WAR," HE SAID "ONLY WHEN WE ROOT STIFFENING OF RUSSIAN DEFENSES IN THE FAR OUT THE VERY CAUSES OF WAR -- THE POVERTY OF EAST MAN'S BODY, THE PRIVATION OF HIS SPIRIT, WHILE THE DIPLOMATIC SOURCES FORESAW NO THE IMPRISONMENT OF HIS LIBERTIES -- WILL IMMEDIATE ARMED CLASH BETWEEN RUSSIA AND THERE BE A FINAL SURRENDER OF VIOLENCE IT­ CHINA, THEY SAID THE SOVIET UNION IS MAKING SELF." SURE THAT THE VAST FRONTIER WITH ITS ONE - JOHNSON STRESSED THAT THE STAKES WERE HIGH And YOU'LL save on TIME ALLY IS WELL PROTECTED, "JUST IN CASE" IN VIET NAM "MAKE NO MISTAKE ABOUT THE DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS BETWEEN THE TWO CHARACTER OF THIS WAR," HE SAID "OUR AD­ TEACHER'S COUNTRIES ARE AT A NEW LOW FOLLOWING ALLEGED VERSARIES HAVE • DESCRIBED THIS WAR FOR ATTACKS ON RUSSIAN EMBASSY PERSONNEL AND WHAT IT IS -- IN UNMISTAKABLE TERMS IT IS HIGHLAND CREAM PROPERTY IN PEKING AND A SHARP SOVIET PRO­ MEANT TO BE THE OPENING SALVO IN A SERIES OF SCOTCH TEST DELIVERED LAST WEEK BOMBARDMENTS -- OR, AS THEY ARE CALLED IN PEKING, 'WARS OF LIBERATION' "IF IT SUCCEEDS IN VIET NAM, THEN AS MAR­ at only $2 45 (originally SHAL LIN PIAO SAYS, 'THE PEOPLE IN OTHER $3.50)! PARTS OF THE WORLD WILL SEE THAT WHAT THE VIETNAMESE PEOPLE CAN DO, THEY CAN DO TOO ttl THIS STATEMENT BY RED CHINA'S DEFENSE MINISTER MIGHT ONLY BE RHETORIC -- "ONLY GRANDIOSE PROPAGANDA," JOHNSON SAID, BUT HE AGREED WITH A LONDON WEEKLY'S ASSESSMENT THAT, UNTIL THERE IS EVIDENCE OTHERWISE, AMERICA CAN ONLY BELIEVE WHAT CHINA SAYS JOHNSON SAID U S FIGHTING MEN IN VIET NAM ARE "THE BEST TRAINED, THE BEST EQUIPPE~ THE BEST SUPPORTED ARMY AMERICA HAS EVER PUT INTO THE FIELD OF BATTLE. "THEIR MORALE IS HIGH AS THEIR FIREPOWER WASHINGT.N {UPI)--LEGISLATION CALLING IS GREAT THEY HAVE ENCOUNTERED AN ENEMY FOR A TWO-YEAR FEDERAL STUDY OF THE IMPACT WHOSE TACTICS ARE UNLIKE THOSE A MODERN AMER OF OVERHEAD POWER LINES ON SCENIC ASSETS ICAN ARMY HAS EVER FACED BEFORE, AND THEY AND PROPERTY VALUES WAS APPROVED TODAY BY ARE BEATING HIM IN ENGAGEMENT AFTER ENGAGE­ THE SENATE COMMERCE COMMITTEE. MENT.II RESULTS OF THE PROPOSED STUDY BY THE WITH THEIR BRAVERY ON THE BATTLEFRONT, AND DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT WITH DETERMINATION AT HOME, THE UNITED STATE WOULD BE USED TO DETERMINE THE ADVISABILITY "WILL -- IN TIME -- BRING AN END TO THIS OF REQUIRING FUTURE POWER L4"EI TO BE BUILT TRIAL OF AGGRESSION, " HE SAID. UNDERGROUND, A PROSPECT OPPOSED BY PRIVATE JOHNSON AGAIN STRESSED THAT IF THE FIGHTIN AND PUBLIC POWER COMPANIES AS PROHIBITIVEL ENDS IN VIET NAM, THE BILLIONS SPENT FOR THE COSTLY. MILITARY EFFORT COULD BE CHANNELED INTO EF­ FORTS OF "RECONCILIATION AND RECONSTRUCTION" FOR ALL OF ASIA HE ADDED, "IF OUR MIGHT IS NEEDED TO HELP HE DENOUNCED ANTIWAR PROTEST GROUPS AS THEM DEFEND THEMSELVES FROM AGGRESSION SUp· ENCOURAGING THE COMMUNISTS TO FIGHT ON IN PORTED FROM WITHOUT, IT WILL BE THERE IT VIET NAM WILL REMAIN THERE, AND PERSEVERE, SO LONG "IF EVERY PROTESTOR WOULD CONSIDER THE AS IT IS REQUIRED -- AND NOT A DAY LONGER." FACT THAT HE MIGHT BE ENDANGERING THE LIFE HE CAUTIONED THAT EVEN WHEN PEACE IS WON OF THE FELLOW NEXT DOOR WHO MAY NOW BE IN VIET NAM, THE CHALLENGE OF GLOBAL POVERTY SERVING IN VIET NAM, I BELIEVE WE MIGHT WILL PERSIST HAVE A LITTLE MORE THINKING ANO A LOT LESS "UNLESS WE HAVE THE IMAGINATION TO UNDER­ PORTESTING," JAMES SAID STAND WHAT IS HAPPENING IN THE WORLD," JCHiN­ THE CONVENTION AWARDED ITS DISTINGUISHED SON SAID, "WE MAY WELL FIND OURSELVES -- TO­ SERVICE MEDAL TO CAPT ROGER H.C DONLON, GETHER WITH OUR FRIENDS AMONG THE HIGHLY FIRST WINNER Of THE MEOAL OF HONOR FOR DEVELOPED NATIONS -- FACING A SERIES OF EX­ HEROISM IN VIET NAM PLOSIVE CRISES, IN WHICH OUR MILITARY IN­ DONLON RECEIVED A STANDING OVATION THAT VOLVEMENT IS URGENTLY AT ISSUE " LASTED LONGER THAT THE APPLAUSE EVOKED BY EVEN WITHOUT THE COMMUNIST THREAT, HE SAID THE PR ES I DENT ROME (UPI)--THE DOXA INSTITUTE, ITALY'S THE UNITED STATES WOULD HAVE TO MEET ITS IN OTHER ACTION, THE LEGIONNAIRES VOTEO ANSWER TO THE GALLUP POLL, TODAY OFFERED RESPONSIBILITIES TO THE UNDERPRIVILEGED TO OPEN THEIR RANKS TO VETERANS OF THE VIET THESE FINDINGS ON, FOR WHAT THEY ARE WORTH PEOPLES. "FOR EVERY SCHOOLBOY SENSES -- WHAT NAM AND ADOPTED RESOLUTIONS CALLING FOR ONE IN EVERY TEN MALES WEARS A MOUSTACHE, SOME STATESMEN MAY NOT VET COMPREHEND -­ --STIFFER PENALTIES FOR NARCOTICS SMUG­ ONE IN EVERY THREE PERSONS HAS SERIOUSLY THAT RESPONSIBILITY IS THE PRICE OF POWER AN GLING LONGED FOR DEATH AT SOMETIME, 40 PERCENT Of AFFLUENCE,II HE SAID --LEGISLATION TO PROTECT CHILDREN FROM ITALIANS ADMIT TO WAKING UP HAPPY, AND 90 THE PRESIDENT WAS THE FIRST MAJOR SPEAKER ACCIDENTAL DEATH DUE TO DRUGS OR DANGEROUS PERCENT BELIEVE GOOD LOOKS ARE MORE IMPORTANT BEFORE THE CONVENTION, WHICH OPENED YESTER­ TOYS THAN BRAINS TO ACHtEVE SUCCESS. DAY WITH THE ANNUAL GALA LEGION PARADE. --VENEREAL DISEASE EDUCATION IN SCHOOLS BEFORE JOHNSON'S APPEARANCE, OUTGOING NAT­ AND THE ERADICATION OF SYPHILIS IN THE Moscow (UPI)--A SHA~~ EARTHQUAKE SHOOK IONAL COMMANDER L. ELDON JAMES OF HAMPTON, UNITED STATES BY 1972 THE SIBERIAN CITY OF IRKUTSK AND THE SHORES VA., TOLD THE DELEGATES THAT "AMERICA IS --A CAMPAIGNEO LED BY THE JUSTICE DE~ART OF NEARBY LAKE BAIKAL TODAY, THE SeVIETS DOING WHAT IT MUST AND WHAT IS NECESSARY IN MENT AGAINST PORNOGRAPHY. NEWS AGENCY TASS REPORTED. THERE WERE NO SOUTH VIET NAM -- NECESSARY TO THE DEFENSE REPORTS OF CASUALTIES OF FREEDOM " SUPPORT BARGAIN BAZAAR HIGH TIDE L~ TIDE 5.8 AT 0454 o 5 AT 1112 • 5.2 AT 1712 0.7 AT 2312 8-31-66 8-31-66

VOlt KWAJALE IN M4RSHALL ISLANDS UESDA Y ALGUST 0 6 GROUND WAR SLOWER~ AIR WAR HOT MIAMI (UPI)--PRE~IER FIDEL CASTRO SAID EARLY TODAY THERE IS NO CHANCE OF A CU­ AS VIETNAMESE tLECTION NEARS BAN RECONCILIATION WITH THE UNITED STATES SAIGON (UPI)--THE COMMUNISTS HAVE PUT PRICES ON THE HEADS OF KEY U.S. AND SOUTH VIETNAM­ AND HE VOWED TO CONTINUE "AN IMPLACABLE ESE CIVILIAN AND MILITARY OFFICIALS AND SENT OUT SPECIAL ASSASSINATION SQUADS TO KILL THE~ FIGHT AGAINST IMPERIALISM." OFFICIAL SOURCES SAID TODAY. IN A MORE THAN FIVE-HOUR SPEECH IN THE SOURCES SAID GUARDS AROUND HEADQUARTERS BUILDINGS, OFFICERS' BILLETS AND THE PERSONAL HAVANA, CASTRO INDICATED, WITH CRYPTIC BODYGUARDS OF HIGH-RANKING OFFICIALS HAVE BEEN DOUBLED, AND IN SOME INSTANCES TRIPLED, BE­ WORDS, THAT HE HAS BEEN UNDER PRESSURE CAUSE OF THE BOUNTY OFFER. TO CHANGE OR EASE HIS POLICY TOWARD THE AT THE SAME TIME, OFFICIALS CONFIRMED THAT TWO U.S. ADVISERS WERE TAKEN CAPTIVE RECENTLY UNITED STATES Y THE VIET CONGo THE GUERRILLAS SNEAKED THROUGH THREE COMPANIES OF SOUTH VIETNAMESE TROOPS HE DID NOT MAKE CLEAR WHETHER THE AP­ TO A BATTALION HEADQUARTERS NEAR HUE TWO WEEKS AGO AND KIDNAPED AN AMERICAN LIEUTENANT AND PARENT PRESSURE CAME FROM WITHIN HIS SERGEANT. OWN CUBAN COMMUNIST PARTY OR PERHAPS "I T WAS SO FAST THAT HARDLY A SHOT WAS f"I RED BY THE GOVERNMENT TROOPS," AN AMER I CAN FROM SOURCE TOLD UPI CORRESPONDENT THOMAS CORPORA. IN WAR ACTION, A VIET CONG FORCE ATTACKED A GOVERNMENT OUrpOST FOUR MILES SOUTH OF SAIGON RIOTS HIT THRE U.S. CITIES TUESDAY NIGHT AND U.S. GUNSHIPS. THE FLASH OF SNCC LEADER PROMISES MORE FLARES AND THUMP OF GUNFIRE ROLLED OVER THE CHICAGO (UPI)--CITY OFFICIALS APPEALED TO NEGIO LEADERS FOR HELP TODAY IN QUELLING RACI- CAPITAL. L VIOLENCE IN TWO STATES IN WISCONSIN, THE GOVERNOR TURNED TO THE COURTS AND ORDERED U.S. OFFICIALS ALSO DISCLOSED THAT AMERICAN ATIONAL GUARDSMEN TO DUTY TO KEEP A MARATHON CIVIL RIGHTS DEMONSTRATION UNDER CONTROL. JETS HIT NORTH VIET NAM YESTERDAY WITH 133 RACIAL TENSIONS WERE HIGH IN WAUKEGAN, ILL., BENTON HARBOR, MICH , AND WAUWATOSA, WISC. MISSIONS, POUNDING 20 OIL DEPOTS AND A RADAR INIWAUKEGAN AND BENTON HARBOR, CITY OFFICIALS CALLED MEETINGS WITH LEADERS OF THE NEGRO SITE SEVEN MILES FROM THE CAPITAL OF HANOI COMMUNITY TONIGHT IN HOPES OF FINDING A WAY TO END THE UPROARS WHICH ROCKED NEGRO SECTIONS COMMUNIST GUNNERS SHOT DOWN AN F-I05 THUNDER-OF THEIR CITIES. CHIEF 15 MILES NORTHWEST OF DONG HOI, THE NA- A TIGHTLY ENFORCED CURFEW HELPED QUELL THE FIREBOMBING AND ARSON WHICH BROKE OUT DURIN~ TION'S SOUTHERNMOST MAJOR CITY. THE PILOT WAS HE WEEKEND IN WAUKEGAN AND HAVE RESULTED IN 136 ARRESTS. AT BENTON HARBOR, POLICE SEALED MISSING IT WAS THE 347TH AMERICAN PLANE LOST FF A NEGRO AREA, DISPELLED ROAMING GANGS OF NEGRO YOUTHS, AND TURNED BACK TEN HELMETED DURING THE ~'R WAR OVER NORTH VIET NAM. WHITE YOUTHS ARMED WITH A SAWED-OFF SHOTGUN IN THE ESCALATING RIVER WAR AROUND SAIGON, URSE STRIKE MAY SPREAD WHO TRIED TO ENTER THE ZONE OFFICIALS DISCLOSED THAT THE VIET CONG TRIED THE MAYORS OF BOTH BENTON HARBOR AND WAUKE­ TO BLOW UP ANOTHER U.S. NAVY PATROL BOAT YES­ THROUGH OVER 2,000 GAN BECAME PERSONAL TARGETS OF RIOTERS LAST TERDAY IN THE Co CHIEN RIVER ABOUT 55 MILES SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)--NuRSES WENT ON STRI NIGHT AND EARLY TODAY A ROCK WAS HURLED SOUTHWEST OF SAIGON. TODAY AGAINST SAN FRANCISCO'S THREE PUBLIC THROUGH THE PICTURE WINDOW OF BENTON HARBOR THE GUERRILLAS SET OUT AN EMPTY SAMPAN AS A HOSPITALS. IT WAS THE NATION'S FIRST MAJOR MAYOR WILBERT SMITH'S HOME, BUT THE MAYOR DECOY AND TOUCHED OFF A MINE AS THE U S. PATRO STRIKE BY HOSPITAL NURSES AND HIS WIFE SLEPT THROUGH IT AT WAUKEGAN, BOAT MOVED IN TO INVESTIGATE. THEY MISJUDGED As THE 650 NURSES INVOLVED IN THE WAGE A MOLOTOV COCKTAIL WAS THROWN AT THE CAR OF AND THE MINE WENT OFF TOO EARLY. A HUGE FIRE- DISPUTE WITH THE CITY TELEPHONED IN SICK MAYOR ROBERT SABONJIAN AS HE TOURED THE RIOT BALL FLASHED OVER THE RIVER, WATER GEYSERED THE POSSIBlLITY AROSE tNNT I,~QQ ORDERLI£~ AREA NEARLY 100 FEET INTO THE AIR BUT THE BOAT ES- NURSES AIDES AND OTHER HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES A LEADER OF CIVIL RIGHTS MILITANTS WARNED CAPED UNDAMAGED. MIGHT JOIN THE STRIKE. IN NEW YORK THAT VIOLENCE IN THE NATION'S (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) ONLY SUPERVISORY NURSES WERE AVAILABLE CITIES WILL CONTINUE TO PROVIDE NORMAL CARE FOR THE ESTIMATED STOKELY CARMICHAEL, CHAIRMAN OF THE STU- HIGHER TAXES SPECTRE 2,000 PATIENTS AT THE HOSPITALS. MANY OF DENT NON-VIOLENT COORDINATING COMMITTEE, THE PATIENTS SU'~ORTED THE WALKOUT BY NURSS SAID "IN CLEVELAND THEy'RE BUILDING STORES RAISED BY TREASURY WHO COMPLAINED THEIR SALARIES FAILED TO WITH NO WINDOWS -- ALL BRICK I DON'T KNOW WASHINGTON (UPI)--TREASURY UNDERSECRETARY MATCH THOSE OF STREET CLEANERS AND ZOO WHAT THEY THINK THEy'LL ACCOMPLISH. IT JUST JOSEPH W. BARR HELD OUT THE RENEWED POSSIBILITY KEEPERS. MEANS WE HAVE TO MOVE FROM MOLOTOV COCKTAILS TODAY OF A TAX INCREASE TO CONTROL THE THREAT THE STRIKING NURSES ARE MEMBERS OF THE TO DYNAMITE" OF RUNAWAY INFLATION. CALIFORNIA NURSES ASSOCIATION (CNA). THEY WHILE WAUKEGAN AND BENTON HARBOR DEALT HE TOLD THE HOUSE RULES COMMITTEE THAT MONE- ORGANIZED A TEAM OF 35 NURSES TO PROVIDE WITH RIOTING AND VANDALISM IN NEGRO NEIGH- TARY POLICY ALONE WOULD NOT BE ENOUGH TO HAR- CRITICAL CARE FOR PATIENTS AND EMERGENCY BORHOODS, OFFICIALS IN THE M,LWAUKEE SUBURB NESS THE OVERHEATED ECONOMY. STANDBY DUTY. OF WAUWATOSA HOPED TO KEEP CROWDS OF ANGRY "IF WE HAVE TO DO MORE WE WILL HAVE TO DO MAYOR JOHN F. SHELLEY, WHO HELD A MARA- WHITES FROM ATTACKING NEGRO DEMONSTRATORS IT BY TAXING OR (REDUCEDf SPENDING," HE SAID. THON SESSION WITH NURSES REPRESENTATIVES (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) "THERE IS NO OTHER WAY." HE DID NOT AMPLIFY. DURING THE NIGHT IN HOPES OF AVERTING THE PROBE HEARS BITTER TALE BARR TESTIFIED ONE DAY AFTER PRESIDENT JOHN- STRIKE, WAS EXPECTED TO DECLARE AN EMER- SON DEPLORED RISING INTEREST RATES AND SAID GENCY. THE ACTION WOULD ENABLE CITY OFFICI- WASHINGTON {UPI)--A WELFARE WORKER TODAY IIBETTER WAYS" MUS:r a£ FOUND TO DAMPEN THE ECON- ALS TO TRY TO PROVIDE FUNDS TO MEET THE TOLD SENATORS, INCLUDING ROBERT F KENNFDY, OMY. NURSES' PAY DEMANDS. HOW A JOBLESS FATHER GREETED NEWS OF PRESI- MEANWHILE, TME FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK BOARD THE NURSES ANNOUNCED THEY WOULD APPEAR DENT JOHN F. KENNEDY'S ASSASSINATION WITH ANNOUNCED THAT INTEREST RATES ON MORTGAGE BEFORE THE SAN FRANCISCO LABOR COUNCIL TO THE EXCLAMATION: "GOOD! I HOPE THEY GET LOANS FOR NEW HOMES ROSE IN JULY TO 6.12 PER- SEEK AUTHORITY TO ESTABLISH PICKET LINES JOHNSON AND THE REST OF THEM." CENT FROM THE JUNE FIGURE OF 6.7, WHILE RATES TO SPREAD THE STRIKE TO OTHER HOSPITAL WOR THE WITNESS APOLOGIZED TO SEN. KENNEDY FOR ON LOANS FOR EXISTING HOMES ROSE IN JULY FROM ERS. SHELLEY, PRESIDENT OF THE COUNCIL FOR THE STORY BUT SAID IT ILLUSTRATED THE MISERY, 6.18 TO 6.24 PERCENT. II YEARS BEFORE STARTING HIS PUBLIC SERVICE FRUSTRATION AND BITTERNESS OF THE POOR, IN ITS REPORT THE BoARD BLAMED THE INCREASE CAREER, PLANNED TO ARGUE AGAINST PICKETING, "WHO ARE ASKING FOR BREAD AND ARE BEING SINCE LATE 1965 ON "TIGHT CREDIT MARKET CON- GIVEN STONES." DITIONS AND REDUCED SAVINGS FLOWS TO MORTGAGE AI D BILL OKAYED THE NEW YORK SENATOR SHOWED NO EMOTION AT LENDING INSTITUTIONS." WASHINGTON (UPI)--HDUSE AND SENATE CON- THE STORY RECOUNTED BY EUGENE HILL, HEAD OF AT THE RULES COMMITTEE HEARING, REP. WRIGHT FEREES AGREED TODAY ON A $3.5 BILLION FOR- THE ALBUQUERQUE,N M. COMMUNITY ACTION PRO- PATMAN, (DEM.-TEX.), CHAIIMAN OF THE HOUSE EIGN AID AUTHORIZATION BILL PROVIDING ONLY GRAM. KENNEDY SIMPLY NODDED 'LIGHTLY AS HILL BANKING COMMITTEE, CHARGED BARR HAD BACKED ONE YEAR FOR MOST PROGRAMS BUT THREE FOR MADE HIS APOLOGIES. HILL TESTIFIED BEFORE AWAY TRGH _.S ORIGINAL APPROVAL OF PATMAN'S DEVELOPMENT LOANS AND THE LATIN AMERICA A SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE WHICH IS STUDYING PROPOSAL TO SET' AN AUTOMATIC 4.5 PERCENT LIMIT "ALLIANCE FOR PROGRESS." PROBLEMS OF CITIES AND THE MISERY OF GHETTO PN INTEREST RATES WHICH BANKS PAY ON TIME DE- THE COMPROMISE WAS WORKED OUT IN THE CON- LIFE ~OSITS UNDER $100,000. FEREES' 11TH SESSION. THE TWO HOUSES PASSED HILL'S STORY DEALT WITH A MEXICAN-AMERICAN DIFFERING MEASURES NEITHER OF WHICH AGREED rATHER OF THREE WHO HAD BEEN WITHOUT A STEA.,., RA I L STR I FE FEARED WITH PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S ORIGINAL $3.386 JOB FOR SEVEN YEARS. HE RETURNED HOME Nov. 22 OTTAWA (UPI)--UNION LEADER R.C. SMITH WARNED BILLION ANNUAL REQUEST FOR FIVE-YEAR AUTHOR 1963, AFTER .EING REFUSED A JOB BECAUSE OF T.DAY THAT 110,000 STRIKING RAILWAYMEN WOULD ITY. HIS M~XICAN NAME ••• IGNORE A SACK-TO-WORK ORDER CONTAINED IN GOVE~ THE TOTAL FOR THE CURRENT FISCAL YEAR I~ AFTER HIS OUTBURST ON HEARING OF THE ASSAS- ,MENT LEGISLATION PRESENTED TO PARLIAMENT YES- THUS MORE THAN THE ADMINISTRATION ASKED OR SINATION, "HIS WIFE SAID, 'OH, HOW CAN YOU TERDAY. EITHER HOUSE YOTED -- A RESULT OF THE TWO TALK LIKE THAT,' BUT HE SAID, 'WHAT HAVE SMITH, NEGOTIATOR FOR SEYERAL NON-OPERATING HOUSES COMPROMISING ITEM BY ITEM ON DIF- THEY EYER DONE FOR ME, WHAT HAYE THEY EVER UNIONS IN CANADA'S SEYEN STRIKEBOUND RAILWAYS, FERENT AMOUNTS THEY HAD APPRO YEO FOR VARI- DONE FOR YOU, WHAT HAYE THEY EYER DONE FOR SAl. WORD WAS BEING RECEIYED FROM ACROSS THE OUS PROGRAMS. OUR CHILDREN!" HILL RELATED. COUNTRY THAT THE WORKERS "WOULD NOT RETURN TO THE BILL NOW GOES TO THE HOUSE FOR ACTION, HILL SAID PROGRAMS OF THE OFFICE OF ECON- WORK IF THE LEGISLATION NOW BEFORE THE HOUSE THE HOUSE HAD YOTED YIRTUALLY ALL OF THE OMIC OPPORTUNITY (CEO) DID NOT HAVE ENOUGH PASSES." HE SAID THE MEN CLAIMED THE BILL, $3.3 BILLION ASKED BY JOHNSON AND rOR THE MONEY TO HELP POOR MEXICAN-AMERICANS CROWDEL PRESENTED YESTERDAY TO AN EMERGENCY SESSION OF FIRST TIME IN HISTORY APPROVED LONG-RANGE IN GHETTOS OF THE SOUTHWEST. WHEN HILL FINI­ PARLIAMENT BY PRIME MINISTER LESTER B. PEARSO~"AUTHORIZATIONS -- TWO YEARS FOR MOST PRO- SHE., KENNEDY sat.:"1 ASSURE TGU THAT IT ,air WAS DISCRIMINATORY. GRAMS.. SHRIVEl 6E07HtAD WHO LIMITS SplE_DrNe .. " c

PAGE 2 HOURGLASS TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1966 JOHNSON TELLS LEGIONNAIRES KREMLIN IS BEEFING UP OF THE PRICE OF AFFLUENCE FORCES ON CHINA BORDER WNSHINGTON (UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON DE­ LONDON (UPI)--THE SOVIET UNION HAS STATION­ CLARED TODAY THE UNITED STATES "WILL -- IN ED 17 HEAVILY-EQUIPPED ARMY DIVISIONS ALONG TIME -- END THIS TRIAL OF AGGRESSION" IN ITS BORDER W~H COMMUNIST CHtNA, AUTHORITA­ VIET NAM BUT FACES NEW COMMUNIST-INSPIRED TIVE DIPLOMATIC SOURCES HERE SAID TODAY MILITARY CRISES UNLESS WORLDWIDE POVERTY IS ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY SUBMARINES, MANY EASED CARRYING MISSILES, AND A SECTION OF THE "THE POOR NATIONS ARE ON A ROAD MINED WITH SOVIET UNION'S STRATEGIC AIR FORCE HAVE ALSO POTENTIAL TURMOIL," HE TOLD THE 48TH ANNUAL BEEN STATIONED IN THE FAR EAST, THE SOURCES AMERICAN LEGION CONVENTION. SAID "POVERTY -- AND THE HATRED OF POVERTY -­ DIPLOMATIC eXPERTS SAID THE RUSSIANS ARE CAN DETONATE THOSE MINES. THE RAGING QUEST 1 APPARENTLY TAKING PRECAUTIONS AGAINST ANY rOR BREAD MAY BRING ON THE REALITY OF CHAOS~ INCIDENTS ARISING FROM CHINESE CLAIMS ON WARNING or COMMUNIST ATTEMPTS TO EXPLOIT BORDER TERRITORY. UNREST AMONG UNDERDEVELOPED NATIONS, THE THE TROOPS ARE SPREAD THIN ALONG A FRONTIE~ PRESIDENT orrERED A NEW DEFINITION OF AMERI­ or MORE THAN 6,000 MILES REINFORCEMENTS CAN PATRIOTISM, A LOVE or COUNTRY BROADENED FOR ANY MAJOR CONFLICT WOULD HAVE TO COME BY ff I MAG I NAT I ON AND COMPASS ION" TO HELP FROM CENTRAL ASIA AND EVEN FROM EUROPE OTHERS LESS ArrLUENT THIS MAY~BE BEHIND SOVIET CALLS FOR A THE 8,000 LEGIONNAIRES IN THE DISTRICT or THINNING-OUT OF TROOPS IN EUROPE, THE EX­ COLUMBIA ARMORY APPLAUDED A HALF-DOZEN TIMES PERTS THEORIZED DURING JOHNSON'S SPEECH EACH TIME WHEN HE THE BULK OF THE DIVISIONS ALONG THE BORDER MENTIONED AMERICA'S RESOLVE TO STAND FIRM ARE SAID TO HAVE BEEN BROUGHT UP TO FULL COM­ I~ VIET NAM. BAT READINESS THE PRESIDENT REMINDED HIS AUDIENCE THAT A THE TROOPS THERE ARE THOUGHT TO BE ADEQUATE MILITARY VICTORY WAS NOT THE COMPLETE ANSWER TO DEAL WITH LOCAL EMERGENCIES, BUT THERE TO VIETNAMESE surrERING IS GROWING SPECULATION THAT WIDER, LONGER "AN ~RMISTICE CAN END THE riGHTING WITHOUT TERM CONSIDERATIONS ARE RErLECTED IN THE ENDING THE WAR," HE SAID "ONLY WHEN WE ROOT STIFFENING or RUSSIAN DErENSES IN THE FAR OUT THE VERY CAUSES or WAR -- THE POVERTY or EAST MAN'S BODY, THE PRIVATION OF HIS SPIRIT, WHILE THE DIPLOMATIC SOURCES rORESAW NO THE IMPRISONMENT or HIS LIBERTIES -- WILL IMMEDIATE ARMED CLASH BETWEEN RUSSIA AND THERE BE A rlNAL SURRENDER or VIOLENCE IT­ CHINA, THEY SAID THE SOVIET UNION IS MAKING SELF." SURE THAT THE VAST FRONTIER WITH ITS ONE - JOHNSON STRESSED THAT THE STAKES WERE HIGH And YOU'LL save on TIME ALLY IS WELL PROTECTED, "JUST IN CASE IJ IN VIET NAM. "MAKE NO MISTAKE ABOUT THE DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS BETWEEN THE TWO CHARACTER or THIS WAR," HE SAID "OUR AD­ TEACHER'S COUNTRIES ARE AT A NEW LOW FOLLOWING ALLEGED VERSARIES HAVE • DESCRIBED THIS WAR rOR ATTACKS ON RUSSIAN EMBASSY PERSONNEL AND WHAT IT IS -- IN UNMISTAKABLE TERMS IT IS HIGHLAND CREAM PROPERTY IN PEKING AND A SHARP SOVIET PRO­ MEANT TO BE THE OPENING SALVO IN A SERIES or SCOTCH TEST DELIVERED LAST WEEK. BOMBARDMENTS -- OR, AS THEY ARE CALLED IN PEKING, 'WARS or LIBERATION' RU~K DEFEND~ CIA "Ir IT SUCCEEDS IN VIET NAM, THEN AS MAR­ at only $2.45 (originally WASHINGTON (UPI)--SECRETARY or STATE DEAN SHAL LIN PIAO SAYS, 'THE PEOPLE IN OTHER $3.50)! RUSK TODAY DEPLORED WHAT HE PICTURED AS A PARTS or THE WORLD WILL SEE THAT WHAT TENDENCY TO MAKE THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE THE VIETNAMESE PEOPLE CAN DO, THEY CAN DO AGENCY THE WHIPPING BOY rOR THE 1961 BAY or TOO ,,, PIGS DISASTER THIS STATEMENT BY RED CHINA'S DEFENSE "I DON'T THINK IT IS rAIR TO UNLOAD THAT MINISTER MIGHT ONLY BE RHETORIC -- "ONLY ONE ON CIA," RUSK TOLD THE SENATE PREPARED­ GRANDIOSE PROPAGANDA," JOHNSON SAID, BUT HE NESS SUBCOMMITTEE "WE HAD A rULL CHANCE AT AGREED WITH A LONDON WEEKLY'S ASSESSMENT THAT ONE " THAT, UNTIL THERE IS EVIDENCE OTHERWISE, HIS SECOND APPEARANCE BErORE THE SUBCOM­ AMERICA CAN ONLY BELIEVE WHAT CHINA SAYS MITTEE AT ITS MILITARY POSTURE HEARINGS, JOHNSON SAID U S riGHTING MEN IN VIET RUSK TESTlrlED THAT REPORTS or DECISIONS AND NAM ARE "THE BEST TRAINED, THE BEST EQUIPPE~ INrLuENCE or THE CIA ON U S rOREIGN POLICY THE BEST SUPPORTED ARMY AMERICA HAS EVER "ARE CLEARLY EXAGGERATED" THERE ALSO ARE PUT INTO THE rlELD OF BATTLE. ~_-=-==-~-~~-~-~-~~------iMANY CASES WHERE THE AGENCY HAS BEEN CREDIT­ "THEIR MORALE IS HIGH AS THEIR rlREPOWER WASAINGTeN {UPI)--LEGISLATION CALLING ED WITH ACCOMPLISHMENTS "WHERE CIA WAS NOT IS GREAT THEY HAVE ENCOUNTERED AN ENEMY FOR A TWO-YEAR FEDERAL STUDY OF THE IMPACT EVEN INVOLVED," HE SAID WHOSE TACTICS ARE UNLIKE THOSE A MODERN AMER OF OVERHEAD POWER LINES ON SCENIC ASSETS RUSK DISCOUNTED SOME CHARGES, NOTABLY BY ICAN ARMY HAS EVER FACED BErORE, AND THEY AND PROPERTY VALUES WAS APPROVED TODAY BY SEN. J WILLIAM FULBRIGHT, (OEM -ARK ), ARE BEATING HIM IN ENGAGEMENT ArTER ENGAGE­ THE SENATE COMMERCE COMMITTEE. CHAIRMAN, AND SEN EUGENE J MCCARTHY, (DEM. MENT " RESULTS OF THE PROPOSED STUDY BY THE -MINN.), A MEMBER, EXEftC1S£D UNDUE INrLUENCE WITH THEIR BRAVERY ON THE BATTLErRONT, AND DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT ON rOREIGN POLICY. WITH DETERMINATION AT HOME, THE UNITED STATE WOULD BE USED TO DETERMINE THE ADVISABILIT THE SECRETARY SAID THE CHARGES WERE NOT "WILL -- IN TIME -- BRING AN END TO THIS OF REQUIRING FUTURE POWER L4HES TO BE BUILT TRUE "TO MY KNOWLEDGE -- AND I THINK I TRIAL or AGGRESSION, " HE SAID UNDERGROUND, A PROSPECT OPPOSED BY PRIVATE CERTAINLY WOULD KNOW" JOHNSON AGAIN STRESSED THAT Ir THE rlGHTIN AND PUBLIC POWER COMPANIES AS PROHIBITIVEL "WE WHO HAVE THE POLICY RESPONSIBILITY ENDS IN VIET NAM, THE BILLIONS SPENT FOR THE COSTLY. EXCERISE IT AND I DO NOT KNOW A SITUATION MILITARY EFFORT COULD BE CHANNELED INTO Er­ WHERE CIA HAS TRIED TO USURP IT," RUSK SAID rORTS or "RECONCILIATION AND RECONSTRUCTION" A SPATE or RECENT REPORTS AND ALLEGATIONS rOR ALL OF ASIA CONCERNING THE CIA DEPICTED THE AGENCY AS HE ADDED, "Ir OUR MIGHT IS NEEDED TO HELP HE DENOUNCED ANTIWAR PROTEST GROUPS AS HAVING CONVINCED PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY THEM DE rEND THEMSELVES FROM AGGRESSION SUP­ ENCOURAGING THE COMMUNISTS TO FIGHT ON IN TO PROCEED, AGAINST HIS BETTER JUDGMENT, PORTED rROM WITHOUT, IT WILL BE THERE IT VIET NAM WITH THE ABORTIVE INVASION or CUBA BY CUBAN WILL REMAIN THERE, AND PERSEVERE, SO LONG IJIF EVERY PROTESTOR WOULD CONSIDER THE EXILES IN 1961 AS IT IS REQUIRED -- AND NOT A DAY LONGER" FACT THAT HE MIGHT BE ENDANGERING THE LirE RUSK IN ErrECT REJECTED THESE CONTENTIONS. HE CAUTIONED THAT EVEN WHEN PEACE IS WON or THE fELLOW NEXT DOOR WHO MAY NOW BE ON THE SUBJECT OF A CARIBBEAN MEETING BY IN VIET NAM, THE CHALLENGE OF GLOBAL POVERTY SERVING IN VIET NAM, I BELIEVE WE MIGHT PRESIDENT JOHNSON WITH FRENCH PRESIDENT WILL PERSIST HAVE A LITTLE MORE THINKING AND A LOT LESS CHARLES DE GMULLE, AS PROPOSED YESTERDAY BY "UNLESS WE HAVE THE IMAGINATION TO UNDER­ PORTESTING," JAMES SAID. SENATE DEMOCRATIC LEADER MIKE MANSFIELD, STAND WHAT IS HAPPENING IN THE WORLD," Jq~N­ THE CONVENTION AWARDED ITS DISTINGUISHED RUSK TOLD SENATORS, "THERE ARE NO PRESENT SON SAID, "WE MAY WELL FIND OURSELVES -- TO­ SERVICE MEDAL TO CAPT. ROGER H.C DONLON, ~LANS FOft SUCH A MEETING." GETHER WITH OUR rRI£NDS AMONG THE HIGHLY FIRST WINNER Of THE MEDAL OF HONOR FOR HE ADDED THAT HE WOULD PREFER NOT TO DIS­ DEVELOPED NATIONS -- FACING A SERIES OF EX­ HEROISM IN VIET NAM CUSS THE SUBJECT IN DETAIL IN HIS PUBLIC PLOSIVE CRISES, IN WHICH OUR MILITARY tN­ DONLON RECEIVED A STANDING OVATION THAT TESTIMONY VOLVEMENT IS URGENTLY AT ISSUE II LASTED LONGER THAT THE APPLAUSE EVOKED BY EVEN WITHOUT THE COMMUNIST THREAT, HE SAID THE PR ES I DENT. ROME (UPI)--THE DOXA INSTITUTE, ITALY'S THE UNITED STATES WOULD HAVE TO MEET ITS IN OTHER ACTION, THE LEGIONNAIRES VOTED ANSWER TO THE GALLUP POLL, TODAY OFFERED RESPONSIBILITIES TO THE UNDERPRIVILEGED TO OPEN THEIR RANKS TO VETERANS OF THE VIET THESE FINDINGS ON, FOR WHAT THEY ARE WORTH PEOPLES. "FOR EVERY SCHOOLBOY SENSES -- WHAT NAM AND ADOPTED RESOLUTIONS CALLING rOR ONE IN EVERY TEN MALES WEARS A MOUSTACHE, SOME STATESMEN MAY NOT YET COMPREHEND -­ --STIFFER PENALTIES FOR NARCOTICS SMUG­ ONE IN EVERY THREE PERSONS HAS SEftlOUSLY THAT RESPONSIBILITY IS THE PRICE OF POWER AN GLING LONGED FOft DEATH AT SOMETIME, 40 PERCENT OF AFFLUENCE," HE SAID --LEGISLATION TO PROTECT CHILDREN fROM ITALIANS ADMIT TO WAKING UP HAPPY, AND 90 THE PRESIDENT WAS THE rtRST MAJOR SPEAKER ACCIDENTAL DEATH DUE TO DRUGS OR DANGEROUS PERCENT BELIEVE GOOD LOOKS ARE MORE IMPORTANT BEFORE THE CONVENTION, WHICH OPENED YESTER­ TOYS THAN BRAINS TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS DAY WITH THE ANNUAL GALA LEGION PARADE. --VENEREAL DISEASE EDUCATION IN SCHOOLS BEFORE JOHNSON'S APPEARANCE, OUTGOING NAT­ AND THE ERADICATION OF SYPHILIS IN THE Moscow (UPI)--A SHA~P EARTHQUAKE SHOOK IONAL COMMANDER L. ELDON JAMES OF HAMPTON, UNITED STATES BY 1972 THE SIBERIAN CITY OF IRKUTSK AND THE SHOftES VA., TOLD THE DELEGATES THAT "AMERICA IS --A CAMPAIGNED LED BY THE JUSTICE DEPART OF NEARBY LAKE BAIKAL TODAY, THE SOVIETS DOING WHAT IT MUST AND WHAT IS NECESSARY IN MENT AGAINST PORNOGRAPHY NEWS AGENCY TASS REPOftTED. THERE WERE NO SOUTH VIET NAM -- NECESSARY TO THE DEFENSE REPORTS OF CASUALTIES Of" FREEDOM " SUPPORT BARGAIN BAZAAR PAGE 3 HOURGLASS TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1966 REGISTRATION THURSgAY TT PEACE CORP~ LIAI&ON FOR TWO KAAG COURSES MAKES bURVEY OF EBEYE ALL INTERESTED ISLAND R~SIDENTS ARE REMIND­ ED BY THE KWAJALEIN ATOLL ART GUILD THAT REG­ DR. WILLIAM V. VITARELLI, PEACE CORPS LI­ ISTRATION FOR THE GUILD-SPONSORED ART COURS­ AISON OrFICER 'OR THE TRUST TERRITORY AR­ RIVED ON E8EYE ON TUESDAY or LAST WEEK, AND ES, BASIC DRAWING AND AN INTRODUCTION TO OIL DEPARTED TODAY. PAINTING WILL BE HELD THURSDAY, SEPT. I, 6 TO 7'30 PM IN FRONT OF MACY·s. DURING HIS WEEK HERE, DR. VITARELLI HAD­ STAYED ON EBEYE IN ORDER TO GAIN A 'IRST­ EACH COURSE WILL CONSIsT OF SIX WEEKLY HAND LOOK AT THE COMMUNITY AND BE ABLE TO CLASSES AND WILL BE EXTENDED rOR ADD'T~'NAI APPRAISE THE SITUATION PRIOR TO THE ARftlVAL SIX-WEEK PERIODS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR Ir THE or THE PEACE CORPS VOLUNTEERS. STUDENTS SO DESIRE. AT THE PRESENT TIME, APPROXIMATELY 500 THE PURPOSE or THE BASIC DRAWING COURSE IS VOLUNTEERS ARE BEINS TRAINED rOR WORK IN TO GIVE THE ASPIRING ARTIST A BASIC KNOWLEDGE THE TRUST TERRITORY. By EARLY NOVEMBER OF OF THE SHAPES AND SHADINGS or THE EVERYDAY THIS YEAR THE PCVs WILL BEGIN TO ARRIVE IN OBJECTS ABOUT HIM, WHICH MANY HAVE HERETOFORE WAVES OF ABOUT 40 TO 50 IN ORDER TO SUPPLE­ TAKEN FOR GRANTED. THE COURSE WILL ATTEMPT TO MENT THE PRESENT STArF OF THE TRUST TERRI­ TEACH THE STUDENT THE MEANS or TRANSLATING TORY. ABOUT HALF OF THE VOLUNTEERS ARE BE­ THE ELUSIVE QUALITIES or HIS WORLD ONTO PAPER ING TRAINED ON MOLOKAI, HAWAII, UNDER THE OR CANVAS, AND IT WILL PROVIDE A SOUND BASIS DIRECTION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII AND THROUGH WHICH THE NOVICE WILL LEARN TO CON­ ABOUT HALr ARE BEING TRAINED AT KEY WEST, VERT THE OBJECTS HE SEES ABOUT HIM INTO THEIR FLA., UNDER THE TRAINING SECTION OF WEST­ RESPECTIVE BASIC GEOMETRIC SHAPES AND TO IM­ INGHOUSE, INC. PART A SENSE or PROPORTION AND DEPTH WHICH MORE TNAN A HUNDRED MICRONESIANS HAVE CAN THEN BE UTILIZED INSTINCTIVELY TO CONVERT MRS. WILLIAM W. RICHARDS •••• WHO HAS SPENT BEEN SENT TO MOLOKAI AND KEY WEST TO HELP THE CREATIVITY INHERENT IN EACH TO A LANGUAGE ALMOST FIVE YEARS ON KWAJALEIN, WAS rETED TEACH THE PCVs THE VARIOUS LANGUAGES OF BY WHICH THE ARTIST MAY COHERENTLY COMMUNI­ BY KENTRON WIVES SATURDAY WITH A LUNCHEON MICRONESIA. IN ADDITION, OTHER LEADING MI­ CATE. AND BABY SHOWER AT THE HOME or MRS. J.T. CRONESIANS HAVE BEEN SENT TO THE TRAINING THE BASIC DRAWING COURSE WILL BE TAUGHT BY CAMERON. IT WAS IN OCTOBER or 1961 THAT CAMPS TO TEACH THE AMERICANS ABOUT ISLAND CHARLES D. BOUGHNER (PRON. BOOFNER), WHO HAS TEEN-AGED KAREN lOST ARRIVED HERE WITH HER CULTURES. WHEN THE PCVs ARRIVE IN MICRONES­ A BROAD AND VARIED BACKGROUND IN THE rlELDS PARENTS, MR. AND MRS. ELMER lOST. HER FATHER IA IN NOVEMBER THEY WILL ALREADY KNOW

I OF TECHNICAL AND COMMERCIAL DESIGN AND ILLUS­ WAS ASSIGNED TO KENTRONtS PHOTO LAB KAREN ENOUGH OF THE LANGUAGE TO BE ABLE TO COPE TRATION. HE HAS BEEN A RESIDENT OF KWAJALEIN ENTERED GEORGE SEITZ HIGH SCHOOL, GRADUAT­ WITH EVERYDAY NEEDS AND WILL PROBABLY KNOW SINCE APRIL OF LAST YEAR IN THE EMPLOY or ING WITH THE CLASS or '64. THE rOLLOWING ENOUGH OF THE MORES AND CUSTOMS TO BE ABLE lENTRON HAWAII, LTD. AS DESIGN ILLUSTRATOR. SEPTEMBER SHE MARRIED BILL, WHO IS WITH THE TO ESTABLISH CLOSE RAPPORT WITH THE PEOPLE. PRIOR TO THAT TIME HE OPERATED A TECHNICAL PHOTO INSTRUMENTATION BRANCH OF KENTRON As­ THE TRUST TERRITORY ADMINISTRATION HAS ART SERVICE IN HONOLULU WHERE HE HANDLED A SISTING MRS. CAMERON AS HOSTESSES WERE MRS. WELCOMED THE PEACE CORPS AND IS HAPPY TO WIDE VARIETY OF WORK, INCLUDING TECHNICAL IL­ J. PLITCHA, MRS. C.E. FLENNER AND MRS. W.E. KNOW THAT IT WILL NOW BE ABLE TO PURSUE LUSTRATION, ISOMETRIC AND PERSPECTIVE DRAW­ BUNKER. MANY OF ITS PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS WITH RE­ INGS, PREPARATION OF TRAINING AIDS AND SCALE NEWED VIGOR, ACCORDING TO A TT SPOKESMAN. MODELS AS WELL AS ALL PHASES OF INDUSTRIAL MANY KWAJ RE~IDENT~ ONE or THE MOST IMPORTANT CONTRIBUTIONS DESIGN. DEPART FOR COLLEGE EXPECTED rROM THE VOLUNTEERS IS THAT THEY THE TIME HAS COME AGAIN rOR MANY OF KWAJ­ WILL BE ABLE TO "BOLSTER OUR PRESENT Ac­ ALE IN'S YOUNG CITIZENS TO DEPART THE ISLAND CELERATED EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM BY PROVIDING FOR COLLEGE. SOME WILL BE ATTENDING COLLEGE EXTRA TEACHERS FOR ENGLISH," ACCORDING TO FOR THEIR rlRST TIME, AND OTHERS WILL BE RE­ THE SPOKESMAN. TURNING TO CONTINUE THEIR EDUCATIONS. SINCE 1963 THE TRUST TERRITORY HAS BEEN THE STUDENTS, WHO HAVE EITHER DEPARTED WORKING ARDUOUSLY TO IMPROVE THE ENGLISH ALREADY OR SOON WILL, AND THEIR RESPECTIVE PROGRAMS IN THE SCHOOLS, AND TO THIS END SCHOOLS, ARE LISTED BELOW. HAS SENT MANY or ITS TEACHERS TO HAWAI I AND CYNTHIA BAUMAN, COLORADO COLLEGE, JOE BAU­ TO THE MAINLAND rOR GRADUATE WORK IN THE MAN, UNIVERSITY or UTAH; JERRY BIRCHER, AM­ FIELD or TEAC~'NG ENGLISH AS A SECOND LAN­ ERICAN RIVER JR. COLLEGE, SACRAMENTO, INGO GUAGE (TESL). THE TT HAS ALSO CONDUCTED BAUERSACHS, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BER­ MANY SEMINARS, INSTITUTES AND SUMMER SCHOOL KELEY, NANCY COHAN, BELOIT COLLEGE, WISCON­ SESSIONS IN THIS rIELD. IT HAS ALSO PRE~ - SIN, MARK DETCHEMENDY, COLORADO SCHOOL or PARED UP-TO-DATE INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL, MINES; MIKE DETCHEMENDY, UNIVERSITY or MIS­ BUT THE GREATEST LACK ~AS BEEN ENOUGH SOURI; NANCY FLINT, UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS; TEACHERS TO MAN THE POSTS IN MANY or THE CAROL GATHERCOLE, VENTURA JUNIOR COLLEGE IN MORE REMOTE ISLANDS. Now, WITH THE COMING CALIFORNIA; BARBARA HENSLEY, SMITH-DEAL Bus­ OF THE CORPS, THE TT WILL BE ABLE TO SUPP~ INESS COLLEGE IN VIRGINIA; CAROL HENSLEY, LEMENT ITS STArr AND riLL THE GAPS WHERE UP HOOD COLLEGE IN MARYLAND; PAT HUNTINGTON, TO NOW IT HAS NOT BEEN ABLE TO PROVIDE AM­ NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC IN BOSTON; ERICAN TEACHERS. JOHN HURLBUT, FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL IN PENN­ IN ADDITION TO TEACHERS, THE PEACE CORPS SYLVANIA, GLEN McKAY, UNIVERSITY or UTAH; WILL PROVIDE HELP IN THE rlELD OF PUBLIC DONNA MOSELEY, UNIVERSITY or CONNECTICUT, HEALTH TRUST TERRITORY PROGRAMS IN IMMUN­ JIM MOSELEY, UNIVERSITY or OKLAHOMA, BAR­ IZATION, HEALTH EDUCATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHUCK BOUGHNER BARA PARSONS, UNIVERSITY or ARIZONA; MARY SANITATION WILL GAIN GREAT IMPETUS WHEN AP­ WHILE EMPLOYED BY GENERAL DYNAMICS ASTRO­ RIDGELY, UNIVERSITY or COLORADO; DWIGHT PROXIMATELY 75 CORPSMEN JOIN ITS STAFF TO Ross, UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY; NORMAN SHAW, HITHE~ NAUTICS, CHUCK TAUGHT COMPANY-SPONSORED EXTEND SERVICES TO MANY ISLANDS THAT OREGON STATE; SCOTT SHELHORSE, UNIVERSITY COURSES IN BASIC ILLUSTRATION TECHNIQUES AND TO HAD TO BE SATlsrlED WITH PARTIAL SERVICE OF MARYLAND; CANDY SIMS, CHURCH COLLEGE or WAS SELECTED AS ONE OF FIVE INSTRUCTORS TO PROGRAMS. HAWAII; TRICIA SMITH, UNIVERSIT~ or VERMONT, RECEIVE SPECIAL ILLUSTRATION EDUCATION TEA PEACE CORPS REINFORCEMENTS WILL BE ARRIV­ DOUGLAS WALLIN, UNIVERSITY OF CALlrORNIA IN ING~TO BUOY UP MANY OTHER IMPORTANT PRO­ ER TRAINING. THE FEE FOR THE SIX-WEEK BASIC COURSE IS LA JOLLA; PETE WYLIE, NORTHERN ARIZONA UNI­ GRAMS. THERE WILL BE LAWYERS, SURVEYORS, $10. A $3 KAAG INITIATION AND ANNUAL MEMBER­ VERSITY; CAROL lEBAL, OHIO STATE. ENGINEERS, ARCHITECHTS, PUBLIC WORKS SPE­ SHIP FEE WILL BE CHARGED NON-MEMBERS. INCLUD CIALISTS, NURSES, SECRETARIES AND COMMUNITY ED IN THE COURSE rEE WILL BE A DRAWING TEXT NEW ARRIVAL DEVELOPMENT WORKERS. A NEW DAUGHTER ARRIVED SUNDAY AT THE BOOK. SUPPLIES WILL COST BETWEEN $5 AND $IOk IN ADDITION TO THE PCVs, THE CORPS WILL HOME or CAPT. AND MRS. J.J. DORSEY, THEIR THE IN1RODUCTION TO OIL PAINTING COURSE, SEND A FULL COMPLEMENT or STArF "0 ADMINIS­ rlrTH. SHE WEIGHED IN AT s~y POUNDS EIGHT BE TAUGHT BY PRICH MATTHEWS, IS DESIGNED rOR TER CERTAIN ASPECTS or THEIR WORK. A DI­ OUNCES~.~ ______THE NEWCOMER TO OIL PAINTING, WITH EMPHASIS RECTOR AND HIS DEPUTY, TOGETHER WITH AN AD­ BEING PLACED ON COMPOSITION, PREPARATION OF MINISTRATIVE STArF WILL BE LOCATED AT HEAO­ CANVAS AND USE OF THE MEDIA. GLOBAL WIVES PARTY QUARTERS IN SAIPAN; EACH DISTRICT WILL HAVE THE rEE FOR THE SIX-WEEK COURSE IN OIL GLOBAL ASSOCIATES' WIVES AND HUSBANDS rROM THREE TO FOUR STAFF OFrlCERS IN CHARGE ,PAINTING IS $15 PLUS THE KAAG MEMBERSHIP FEE WILL HOLD A NO-HOST COCKTAIL PARTY ON SAT­ INCLUDING A DIRECTOR, DEPUTY, HEAD DOCTOR FOR NON-MEMBERS SUPPLIES WILL COST APPROX­ URDAY, SEPT. 3, FROM 6:30 TO 8:30 PM IN THE AND SECRETARY. BOTH THE HAWAII AND FLORIDA BANYAN ROOM AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. THERE TRAINING CENTERS WILL HAVE REPRESENTATIVES IMATELY $15. COURSE AND MEMBERSHIP FEES WILL BE PAYABLE WILL BE A NO-HOST BAR. THE PARTY IS ISLAND IN THE TT TO HELP COORDINATE AND EVALUATE AT THE TIME OF REGISTRATION. SUPPLIES MAY BE INrORMAL. ADMISSION WILL BE 50¢ PER PERSON. THE PROGRAMS. ALTHOUGH THIS ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF WILL BE SENt TO THE TERRITORY TO HELP PAID rOR WHEN CLASSES COMMENCE. IT IS HOPED THAT SUPPLIES WILL ARRIVE IN TIME TO SCHEQUL Los ANGELES {UPI)--CHRYSLER CGRP. TODAY IN SUCH THINGS AS LOGISTICS, rINANCE, TRANS­ THE FIRST CLASSES IN MID-SEPTEMBER. DEFINITE PREVIEWED ITS 1967 LINE OF AUTOM •• ILES FEA­ PORTATION, DISCIPLINE, HOUSING AND MEDICAL CARE OF ITS PCVs, ALL PROGRAMS WILL REMAIN DATES FOR CLASSES WILL APPEAR IN THE HOUR­ TURING SEVERAL SUBTLE DESIGN CHANGES AND EMPHASIZING SAFETY FEATURES •• TOTAL OF 79 UNDER THE DIRECT SUPERVISION or THE PRESENT GLASS At A LATER TIME. TRUST TERRITORY STAFF. FOR INSTANCE, TEACH­ ANYONE DESIRING FURTHER INrORMATION REGARD MODELS WILL BE orFERED THIS FALL RANGING FROM HIGHER HORSEPOWER COMPACTS TO NEARLY ERS WILL BE UNDER THE DIRECTION AND SUPER­ ING THE COURSES MAY PHONE ROSE MARIE SCAR­ 19-FOOT LONG, UXURY IMPERIAL SEDANS. STAN­ VISION or DISTRICT PRINCIPALS AND EDUCATION­ PULLA AT 2401 ~R DORIS WALLIN AT 2760. DARD SAFETY FEATURES ON ALL MODELS WILL IN­ AL ADMINISTRATORS, THE DISTRICT MaDICAL OF­ PERSONS PARTICIPAT1NG IN THE YOKWE YUK CLUDE AN IMPACT-ABSORBING, TELESCOPING FICERS WILL CONTINUE TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR CLUB'S $1,000 FUN NIGHT WILL BE REQUIRED TO STEERING COLUMN AND WHEEL, DUAL-BRAKE SYS­ PROGRAMS WITHIN THEIR ISLANDS AND THE PCVs SHOW THEIR CLUB MEMBERSHIP CARDS WHEN PUR­ TEM AND FOUR-WAY HAZARD WARNING LIGHTS. FOR WILL WGRK DIRECTLY UNDER THEIR SUPERVISION. CHASING GAMING CARDS. PLEASE REMEMBER TO THE PREVIEW, PLYMOUTHS, CHRYSLERS AND IM­ AT THE PRESENT TIME ARRANGEMENTS ARE BEING BRI~G YGUR MEMBERSHIP CARD. PERIALS WERE SHOWN. DODGES WILL DEBUT HERE MADE IN ~ACH or THE DISTRICTS JO PROVIDE \C_~I~UED ON PAGE SIX ~------PAGE 4 1-l0URGLASS VIET CONG STEEPING UP ANT I=ELECT ION CA~IPA IGN SAIGON (UPI)--SOUTH V,ET NAM'S ELEC- 70~YO (')PI;--A HuGE CROWu, S~CU,\NG ANTI-SOVIET SLOGANS AGA!N MASSED IN TION GATHERED MOMENTUM WITH ANOTHER fPONT Of THE SOIIET EMBASSY ~ PEK'NG 10D~Y IN TYE CA~P~IGN BY YOUNG RED GUARD POLITICAL RALLY IN DOWNTOWN SAIGON TO­ TGUGHS Te ~Rlv~ ~LL TRACES 0' ~C~E'GN 1NFLUENCE ~ROM CHINA. OTHER vICT!MS Or DAY DESPITE A NEW AND BLUNTLY WORDED THE CAMPAIGN, EIGnT WESTERN NUNS, WERE REPORTEDLY IRAv[L!~G TO fRCEDOM AfTER THREAT OF COMMUNIST TERROR AT THE POLLS THE YOUTHS SACKE~ T~EIR CON\ENT L~ST WEEK THE ~PEECH-MAKING AND QUESTION-AND­ THE J~PAN[SE BROADCAST:N~ C~qpCP~T!ON'S COPRESPONDCNT eN PEKtNG REPORTED AN~WEk SESSION IN A SCHeOl YARD NEAR THAT ABOUT HALf ~ ~IL~tON PEgSJ~S MTTENDEC THE RALLv~ T-E SECOND tN AS MANY THE CENTRAL MARKET AREA WAS SO SPIRITED DAYS iT RAN LONGER THAN THE TWO ~OURS ALlOTID IIIANY 0;- 1HU-l ':>~t:SSEL IN"': ~-i;: N:::wlY NAMED flSTRUGGL::: AGA!NST REVlSiONISM AND ONLY ENDED BECAUSE OF A RAIN STORM. STqE~T" 't..r:' I \C ':) COURSE ABvu- 50e Il[S E~ST OF T~E FIRST STEP TOWARD LATER ELECTIONS FOR A DIPlO~AT IN PE~t~G O~E ~tPA~£5£ ~lOR1;::A CO;:.S~ A CIVILfAN GOVERNMENT. REPO~TER SAID rlE SA~ ~!VE O~ TYE NUNS O~~~C!~lS o~ ~PCv£:~ S-OFMfURY, A T~E RA~lY, ATTENDED BY ABOUT 259 AND A PRIEST FORC:C TO ~NEi~ t, -~E ~OINT VtNTU~£ O~ -~E ~ S WEAT~ER VOTERS, ~AD ALL THE EARMARKS OF WEST­ ENTRANCE OF TnE SC~OO~ W~'~£ q~~ :v~RD ~UREAU, ~.~v A~C A,R FO~CE, ANNOUNCED ERN-STtl~ POLITICKING MOST OF THE YOUTHS STOOD AROU~D THEM CrANTiNG S~O­ ABOUT ~Ou~5 AM THEY WOULD MOUNT T~E CANDIDATES PLEDGED TO WORK FOR REFORMS GANS ATTA'::K ON T-IE STOR"'1 AT 2 OM ~ ESS FOR POOR PEOPLE AND REFUGEES fROM THE NUNS ARE BELIEVED TO 'G UDE A THAN AN HOU~ LATeR, T~Ev CANCELLED THE COMMUNIST AREAS, AND A CENTRAL ISSUE BRIT ION, AN IRISHWOMAN, ~ S~ISS, PJLE, PLANS AFTER SEV£RAL OF -HE J3 PLANES IN THE QUESTIONING WAS A RECENT lAW !T~L!AN, ~R~~CH, GRlEK ANC A CAN~~nA~ ASSfiGNED TO .,.~[ PROJECT ~AD TAKEN OFf MAKING PERSONS FROM AGE 18 TO 45 ELI­ ~EMBERS OF A F~ENCH ORDER, ·HE~ WE~E ~ROM BASES IN PUE~TO RICO AND FLORiDA. GIBLE FOR MiliTARY SERVICE. A~ONG THE LAST O' THE FOREIGN REL'GtOUS THE PLANES WERE TO ~AVE SEEDED THE LOUD CHEERS RANG OUT WHEN CANDIDATES PERSONNEL IN CHINA ~URR'CANE W5T~ SILVER 10CIDE CRYSTALS PLEDGED TO WORK FOR REPEAL THERE ~AD BEEN REPOPTS ,~ [OKYO 'hAT Two SMALL-SCALE SEEDING EXPER!~ENTS THE "LIBERATION RADIOIt BROADCAST WAS THE A~TI-SOV!ET RAllY TODAY WOU~C BE ON TROPitAL STORMS !N ~961 AND c963 IN THE FORM OF A COMMUNIQUE fROM THE CALLED OFF TO AVOiD PUSHhNG RE~ATijO~S MAVE IND~CATED THAT MASSIVE SEED!~G V,ET CONG MiliTARY COMMAND IN THE WITH RUSSIA PAST THE BREAK ~G POL~T, MIGhT CAUSE A STORV\ TO D!SSIPATE ITS SAIGON-GIA UNITS" WHOSE JOB IT IS TO BUT IT TURNED OUT TO BE V~ST:R TH~~ ENERGY AND DESTpu/ ITSELf. DISRUPT THE ELECTION TH~T Or YESTERDAY SCIENTISTS ARE NOT CEAD SURE Of THE liTHE LIBERATION ARMED FORCES UN IT S, 'HE SOVIET UNION LAST WECK PqO­ RESULTS, HOWEVER, AND ~AVE MAPPED OUT SPECIAL TASK UNITS AND OTHER ARMED TESTED ATTACKS O~ ITS EM8~:SY AND A~­ AN OCEAN AREA fOR THE ATTACK WHICH SELF DEfENSE UNITS IN THE CITY HAVE LEGfD INDIGNITIES COMMITTED AGAtNST -JOUlD ! NSURE AGA! NST A HURR I CArt: HI T­ BEEN INSTRUCTED TO PROTECT THE PEOPLE I S DIPLO~ATIC PERSONNEL IN A VERY TING A POPULATED AREA WITHIN 36 HOURS AGAINST EVERY FORM Of COERCION BY THE ~ARS~LY WORDED FORMAL COMPLA~NT AFTER THE SEEDING. ENEMY AND TO PUNISH WITHOUT MERCY fHL YEST:RDAyiS RALLY, HOWEVER, wAS NOT HURRICAN FAITH'S WORST TURBULENCE BE- WICKED HENCHMEN OF THE PUPPETs,tt IT RE~ORTED BY THE PEKI~G PRESS OR RADiO, GAN ENTERING THE WESTERN TIP OF THAT SAID. BOTH CONTROLLED BY THE COMMUNiST 'SAfE ZONE" -- SOME 550 MilES EAST Of iT SAID THE NAT 10NAl LIBERATION PARTY FLORiDA -- AT MID-MORNING TODAY, BUT MiliTARY COMMAND "IMPLORES THE PEOPLE TRAVELERS FROM CANTON W~O RE~CHE) ~TS CENTER STAYED JUST OUTSIDE THE NOT TO GO WHERE THE ENEMY INSTALLS HIS THE STREETS OF HONG KONG TODAY SA!D AREA BAllOT BOOTHS ON SEPT. I I. THE RED GUARDS ARE STill ROAM~NG THE AFTER ANNOUNCING THE PROJECT WOULD "THE SO-CAllED CANDIDATES MUST WITH­ STREETS IN CHINESE CITIES, SINGING, BE lAUNCHED, OFFICIALS TOOK A SECOND DRAW THEIR NAMES IMMEDIATELY FROM THE SHOUTING SLOGANS AND CARRnNG POSTERS LOOK AT HURRICAI'£FAITH'S POSITION AND liST Of CANDIDATES," THE BROADCAST PRAISiNG COMMUNIST PARTY C~AIR~AN MAO PROJECTED PATH IN RELATION TO PAST SA 10 ItGOVERNMENT PERSONNEL, I NClUD- TSE-TUNG. HURRICANES AND CALLED OFF THE EXPERI­ ING CHIEfS Of WARDS AND SECTORS, CIVIL THE TRAVELERS SAID RED GUARDS TOOK MENT. SERVANTS, POLICEMEN AND PERSONNEL OF OVER FROM CUSTOMS OfFICERS AT CAN­ THEY FOUND THAT THE IIGREAT ATLANTIC OTHER AGENCIES MUST STOP IMMEDIATELY TON'S RAilWAY STATION AND SEARCH£D HURRICANE Of 1944" HAD BEEN RELATIVELY ALL ACTIVITIES ADVERTISING THE ELECTI~ THE BAGGAGE Of PASSENGERS BOUND ~OR IN THE SAME SPOT AS FAITH AND 48 HOURS AND SHOULD NOT COERCE THE MASSES TO HONG KONG, A BRITISH COLONY. LATER TURNED TOWARD THE MAINLAND. THE VOTE .'t THEY WERE REPORTED TO BE PARTiCU~lY 1944 STORM HIT NORTH CAROLINA AND NEW THE BROADCAST SA I D THOSE "WHO DEL 1- SCNSiTIVE TO PHOTOGqAPHS A~D SE,ZED ENGLAND AND KillED 45 PERSONS BERATElY ASSIST THE UoSo-THIEU-KY BOTH PICTU~ES Of THE RED G~ARD IN FORECASTEPS WERE NOT PREDICTING ANY CllGUE BY RUNNING FOR THE ELECTION, ACTION AND UNDEVELOPED ROLLS Of EX­ SiMilAR TURN IN FAITH'S COURSE, HOW­ CAMPAIGNING FOR THE ELECTION, OR POSED FILM. EVER COERCING THE MASSES TO VOTE WILL NOT AN AfRICAN ARRIVING IN HONG ~ONG "STATISTICALLY, THE PROJECT OFFICIALS BE IN5URED AS FAR AS THE I R LIVES ARE SAID, "i TRIED TO TAKE SOME PHOTO­ THOUGHT IT ~!GHT BE A BAD RISK TO GO CONCERNED " GRAPrlS Of THE RED GUARDS, BUT THEY AHEAD WITH THE EXPERIMEN, TODAY, It A RECENT REPORTS HAVE INDICATED AN FORCED ME TO HAND OVER MY NEGATIVES PROJECT SPOKESMAN REPORTED. INfLUX OF V,ET CONG INTO SAIGON AND OR BE ARRESTED I GAVE THEM ~Y FilM." GORDON DUNN, CHIEF Of THE NATIONAL GIA DINH PROVINCE WHICH SURROUNDS IT WOMEN TRAVELLERS SAID THE WO~EN~S HURRICAN CENTER AT ~IAMI, SAID ~THERE OFFICIALS HAVE SAID AT LEAST A BATTAl- WEAR SECTION OF THE SOUTHERN COMPANY, IS NOT MORE THAN THE VERY SLIGHTEST 10~ Of TERRORISTS ARE INSIDE THE CAPI­ ONE Of CANTON'S lARGEST DEPARTMENT POSSIBILITY THAT THE HURRICANE WILL TAL ITSElf. CAPTURED DOCUMENTS HAVE It STORES, HAD BEEN CLOSED. BE SEEDED AT ALL. MENTIONED PLANS FOR INCREASED TERRO~ CANTONESE WOMeN WERE TH~OWiNG AWAY OBVIOUSLY, T~E WEATHER SCIENTISTS DD ATTACKS AND COMMUNiST PROBES ON THE 4rJY vJ[STERN-STYlE CLOTHING N'-1!CH MIGHT NOT WANT TO TAKE ANY CHANCES WITH CITY'S DEfENSES HAVE SHOWN A SUBSTAN­ 5~T OFf THE PURITANICAL FURY Ot THE FAITH, A lARGE AND VERY DANGEROUS TIAL INCREASE. RED GUARDS, AS WELL AS JEWELRY, PEK­ HURRICANE ITS HURRICANE FORCE WINDS THE MILITARY GOVERNMENT OF PREMllP FUMES, POWDER, liPSTICK AND ~!GH­ OF 75 TO 120 MPH SPUN OUTWARD 80 NGUYEN CAO Ky IS MAKING A MAXIMvl _,-c HEELED SHOES, THE ARRIVALS ADDED MilES IN ALL DIRECTIONS FROM THE FORT TO GET A LARGE TURNOUT IN THE THEY rEPORTED THAT BUSES AND STREET CENTER AND ITS 39 TO 74 MPH GALE fORCE ELECTION TO GET A STRONG MANDATE fOR CARS Wlk~ DECKED WITH POSTERS SAY!NG WINDS CUT A 500-MILE lONG SWATH ACROSS THE ASSEMBLY. " COWSOYS AND COWG! RLS NOT ALLOWED ! THE OCEAN MEANWHilE THERE WAS A REPORT, CARRIID THE WEATHER BUREAU WARNED SMALL JOIN THE GREATEST THRIFT PROGRAM IN BY TH~ JAPANESE NEWS AGENCY K :o~o, CRAFT ALL ALONG ThE seUTH ATLANTiC THE WORLD. FOR YOUR FUTURE AMD YOUR THAT YOUT~S WERE TRAVELING F~O~ AkL COAST TO STAY CLOSE TO PORT BECAUSE FAMilY'S FUTURE. PA~T5 OF CHINA TO JCIN THE REG GUARD, OF INCREASING SEAS BUY U.So SAVINGS BONDS HOURGLASS LOOAL SPORTS MEN'S VOLLEYBALL

rts section THREE INTE~ESTING ANI WELL ~LAYEI BALL­ GAMES WERE HELD IN THE B D,VISIIN AT DALLY COURT lAST N,GHT. DODGERS LOSE CHA~CE FOR TOP SPOT IN THE rlRST GAME or THE TRI~lE-HEADER THE KAMAKAZI PULLED AN U~SET OVER THE BLUE AS TOP THREE TEAMS ARE DEFEATED LAGOINS IN TWO SETS 15-11, 15-11. NEW YO~K (UPI)--KEN BOYE~ COLLECTED A DOUBLE AND TWO SINGLES AND JIM HlCKMAN D~OVE IN THE KAMAKAZI, ~LAYING THEIR BEST GAME Of WWO RUNS TO BACK THE SEVEN-HIT ~ITCHING or Boe SHAW LAST NIGHT AND GAVE THE NEW YO~K METS THE SEASON KEPT THE ~RESSURE ON THE LAGOONS A 5-3 VICTORY OVER THE Los ANGELES DODGE~S THAT COST THE DODGE~S A CHANCE TO TAKE OVEft TO WIN IN fiNE STYLE. LEAIING THE ATTACK fiRST ~LACE IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. W~S THE BACKBONE or THE TEAM, MAURICE THE THI~D-~LACE DODGERS WOULD HAVE JUMPED I~TO fiRST ~LACE BY ONE PERCENTAGE POINT WilliAMS. SINCE f~ONT-RUNNING SAN FRANCISCO AND PITTSBU~GH BOTH LOST. PLAYING WELL ro~ THE BLUE LAGOONS WERE Lou JOHNSON SLAMMED A TWO-RUN HOMER AND WES PARKER SCORED ON A DOUBLE ~LAY TO ACCOUNT HIIEO MilNE, MARIK LALIMO AND GLENN McKAY. fOR ALL Los ANGELES ~UNS. ROOKIE RON DAVIS CLOUTED A TWO-RUN TRIPLE AND LEfTHANDER MIKE CUELLAR PITCHED A fIVE­ IN ITHER ACTION, BIG ANDY V,ERSTRA lED HITTER AS THE HOUSTON ASTROS DOWNED THE PI_ATES 2-0. DAVIS' BLOW CAME IN THE fifTH Off AN IM~~eVED PRESS-Rol TEAM TO A STUNNING BOB VEALE, WHO SUffE~ED HIS NINTH LOSS AGAINST 13 VICTORIES. CUElLA~ fANNED 12 IN lEAD­ VICTORY OVER THE ICHI-BANS IN TWO HARD ING HOUSTON TO ITS SIXTH ST~AIGHT TRIUMPH. fOUGHT SETS 15-14, 15-12. BOTH SETS WERE JIM BUNNNING ~IMITED THE GIANTS TO fOUR HOI THEY STIND WEll PLAYED WITH BITH TEAMS CIMING U, WITH HITS IN ~ITCHING THe PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES SOME MIGHTY fiNE BALL HANDLING. TO A 5-1 VICTORY OVE~ THE GIANTS. BUNNING, PRESS rOOK ADVANTAGE Of THEIR HEIGHT IN NOW WITH THREE WINS IN fOUR GAMES WITH SAN fEllOWS LIKE VIERSTRA, RED RICK, ARMSTRONG, FRANCISCO THIS SEASON, SNA~PED PHILADELPHIA' AND AL BELLEN. DOING A GOOD JOB feR THE fOU~-GAME LOSING STREAK. JOHN CALLISON COL­ ICHI-BANS WERE RON MAGI, AND LEO ARCHANGlE. LECTED THREE HITS AND DROVE IN TWO RUNS fOR TEAM W L PCT GB THE PHILS SAN FRANCISCO 76 55 ·580 IN THE NIGHT-CAP, FATHER TIME TURNED BACK IN OTHER ACTION YESTERDAY IN THE NATIONAL PITTSBURGH 76 55 ·580 THE CLOCK fOR THE HASBEENS AS THEY CAME LEAGUE, DERON JOHNSON BACKED JOE NUXHAlL'S Los ANGELES 4 4 I fROM BEHIND TO NIP THE ROYAL KINGS IN THREE 7 g5 .57 THREE-HIT PITCHING WITH TWO HOME RUNS TO PHilADELPHIA ~O ·526 7 SETS. lEAD THE CIN¢INNATI REDS TO A 2-0 TRIUMPH ST. LOUIS 6~ 504 9 ArTER DRO~PING THE fiRST SET 14.15, GLEN OVER THE ST. LOUIS CARDINALS. NUXHAlL WON CINCINNATI 6~ 65 .~04 10 LEE RALLIED THE HASBEENS TOGETHER TO TAKE HIS SIXTH GAME Of THE SEASON AND RA~ CINCIN­ ATLANTA 62 67 • 81 13 THE NEXT TWO SETS 15-4, 15-2 fOR A fINE NATI'S WINNING STREAK TO SIX STRAIGHT. HOUSTON 61 70 .466 15 VICTORY • GEORGE ALTMAN DROVE IN TWO RUNS WITH A NEW YORK • 4~2 I~ Lou PORTA AND GEORGE WEBB PLAYED GOOD PINCH HIT SINGLE WITH ONE OUT IN THE 14TH BALL fOR THE HASSEENS. AL RANIS, KIRT PI CHICAGO ~~ g .3 6 3'* INNING TO GIVE THE CHICAGO CUBS A 4-2 VIC­ AND DENNIS SUMIDA lED THE KINGS TORY OVER THE ATLANTA BRAVES. THE CLII!lS, WHO' MONDAY'S RESULTS HAD LOADED THE BASES IN THE 13TH, fillED NEW YORK 5 Los ANGELES 3 VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE THEM AGAIN IN THE 14TH THE BRAVES HAD PHilADELPHIA 5 SAN FRANCISCO WED. AUG 31 TIED THE GAME 2-2 IN THE NINTH HOUSTON 2 PITTSBURGH 0 B 5:30 S'RINTS VS SMASHERS CINCINNATI 2 ST. LOUIS 0 (AKANA-NuUANU) HORTON LEADS DETROIT'S WIN CMICAGO 4 ATLANTA 2 (14 INNINGS) B 6:30 HASBEENS VS OLYMPIA NEW YORK (UPI)--WllLIE HORTON DROVE IN (LElAPElE-SHElDON) FIVE RUNS WITH A PAIR Of HOMERS AND A SINGLE A 7:30 MZC VS SPRINTS LAST NIGHT TO GIVE THE DETROIT TIGERS A 6-3 ..:AMm<:AN (NUUANU-HARVEST) VICTORY OVER THE BALTIMORE ORIOLES BEHIND THE BALTIMORE ""-·8; 48 .631 THURS. SE~T. I EIGHT-HIT PITCHING Of DENNY McLAIN. DETROIT 70 59 ·543 III B 5:30 BLUE LAGOON VS PACifiC D.R. THE VICTORY REDUCED BALTIMORE'S LEAD OVER MINNESOTA 70 b3 .526 (McKEAGUE-AKANA) THE TIGERS TO 11-1/2 GAMES CHICAGO 69 64 .519 :~ A 6.30 NA ALII VS MZC HORTON HIT A SOLO HOMER IN THE SECOND IN­ CLEVELAND 68 64 .515 15 (LElAPELE-NuUANU) NING AND THEN ADDED HIS 21ST Of THE SEASON CALIfORNIA 66 65 .504 I~ B 7.30 SPRINTS VS PRESS-Rol WITH TWO MEN ON IN THE SIXTH TO HAND THE NEW YORK 60 72 .455 23 (LElA~ELE-NuUANU) ORIOLES STARTER DAVE McNALLY HIS fOURTH LOSS WASHINGTON 61 74 452 FR I. SEPT. 2 AGAINST 12 WINS BOSTON 59 77 .434 ~~t B 5:30 ICHI-BANS vs HASBEENS McLAIN, WHO HAD LOST fOUR TIMES TO THE KANSAS CITY 57 76 .419 2~ (MCKEAGUE-AKANA) 10LES PREVIOUSLY, PICKED UP HIS SECOND WIN A 6.30 NA ALI I VS SPRINTS O~R BALTIMORE AND RAN HIS RECORD TO 16-11. MONDAY'S RESULTS (~ELA~ELE-SHELDON) BERNIE ALLEN SLAMMED A THREE RUN HOMER AND DETROIT 6 BALTIMORE 3 B 7:30 OLYMPIA VS ROYAL KINGS JIM PERRY PITCHED A fiVE-HITTER AS MINNESOTA MINNESOTA 6 WASHINGTON (SHELDON-NuUANU) SNAPPED WASHINGTON'S fiVE GAME WINNING STREAK CHICAGO 2 CLEVELAND 0 WITH A 6-1 VICTORY ALLEN HIT HIS fOURTH NEW YORK 7 KANSAS CITY MEN AND WOMEN GOLFERS HOME RUN IN THE fOURTH INNING TO BREAK A I-I BOSTON 4 CALIfORNIA 3 TIE PERRY WENT THE DISTANCE AND STRUCK OUT THE DEADLINE fOR ENTERING THE ALL ISLAND SIX WHilE WINNING HIS EI~ VICTORY IN 13 GO-KARTING GOES AGAIN •• THE PACifiC GO-KART­ MEN AND WOMEN GOlf TOURNAMENT IS THURSDAY, DECISIONS. ING ASSOC.ATION WIll HOLD A ONE HOUR EN­ SEPTEMBER I. AT PRESENT 48 MEN AND 9 WOMEN TOMMIE AGEES'S SIXTH INNING TWO RUN H'MER DURANCE RACE MONDAY, SEPT. 5. THE RACE WILL HAVE SIGNED UP fOR THE TOURNAMENT. ND TOMMY JOHN'S SHUTOUT PITCHING CARRIED THE BE RUN ON THE NEWLY-lENGTHENED SENIOR'S STARTING TIMES WILL APPEAR IN THIS SEC­ HICAGO WHITE Sox TO A 2-0 VICTORY OVER COURSE LOCATED AT THE WEST END or THE TAXI TION ON FRIDAY CLEVELAND AND INTO fOURlH PLACE IN THE AREA A fUll fIELD or ENTRANTS IS EXPECTED DUE TO THE lARGE ENTRIES, SPECIAL SERVIa3 MERICAN LEAGUE JOHN GAVE UP ONLY fiVE HITS rOR THE fiRST EVENT or THE NEW RACING SEA­ SUGGESTS THAT ALL THOSE NEEDING GOlf CLUBS IN HURLING HIS fUfTH WHITEWASH AGEE'S 17TH SON TRIALS WilL START AT 1:3Q• A SENCH SHOULD DRAW THEIR CLUBS AT THE SPECIAL OME RUN Of THE YEAR HANDED GARY BEll HIS RACING SESSION WilL BEHELD AT THE CLUBHOUSE SERVICES GEAR LOCKER ON SATURDAY, SEPT.3. 10TH lOSS Of THE SEASON AND rOURTH TO THE ITE SOX. FAST PITCH PRACTICE GAME HORACE CLARKE TRIPLED HOME THE TYING RUN IN HE EIGHTH INNING AND SCORED THl GO-AHEAD ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER I~ THE NA ALII AND RKER ON BOB RICHARDSON'S SACRifiCE fLY AS THE MZC WILL HAVE A PRACTICE GAME ON BRAN~ THE YANKEES BEAT KANSAS CITY 7-2. P'NCHHITTER JOSE TARTABULL's TWO-RUN SINGLE IN THE NINTH GAVE BOSTON A 4-3 WIN OVER A~lfORNIA. SINGLES BY GEORGE SCOTT AND RGE THOMAS PRECEDED A WALK TO CARL STRZEMSKI AND TAETASULL's HIT. JOSE NTIAGO GOT THE WIN AND RELIEVER JACK SAN­ TOOK THE LOSS.

NO DECISION-Heavywelght champ Cassius Clay, who prefers preachmg to flght­ mg looks penslve at a news confel ence in LOUlsvllle, Ky The champ was awa1tIng h1s draft board's deClslOn on hls request for a deferment on "That's the plant's practIcal Joker grounds that he 1S a minlS­ He keeps us In stitches" ter "I spend 90 per cent of my time on religion," he said PAGE 6 1-l0URGLASS TUESDA v;- AUGUST 30, 1966 ,

( CONT I NUEO F ROr1 RIOTS P,\(;'E ONE) HOURGLA~~ 0TOCK LI~TING~ ~ALL STREET TODAY WHO HAVE 8Et u,:'< ... TI'C THE Hr)liE C- A AMERICAN AIRLINES 59 +2 t/8 NEW YORK (UPI)--THE STOCK MARKET C I RCU I T JUDC"E ~ R I ~ ,. I GHTS AMER I CAN PHOTO 6 1/8 -3/8 PULLED OUT OF A WEEK-LONG ~LUMP TODAY THE PICKETS, LED BY A WHITE ROMAN AMPEX 22 1/8 +2 1/8 BY ITS OWN BOOTSTRAPS. TRADING WAS CA;HOLIC PRIEST, SAID THEY WOU~D BE AMERICAN T T & 50 1/4 +3/8 VERY ACTIVE. THE RALLY, WHICH GOT dA:K IN FORCE TO~IGHT FOR THl I~TH ANACONDA 66 [/2 +1 1/8 UNDERWAY SHORTLY AfTER THE OPENBNG AND NIG~T, DE~ANDING THAT JUDGE ROBERT CAN- BOEING 52 3/8 +2 3/8 WAS INTERRUPTED BY A BRIEF DIP INTO TON EITHER QUIT THE BENCH OR GET OUT CHRYSLER 38 +1 5/8 THE MINUS COLUMN AROUND MID-DAY WAS OF THE FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLE, WH'C 1/4 DOUGLAS 51 1/2 +3 3/8 MADE WITHOUT THE HELP OF ANY OUTSIDE BANS NEGRO MEMBER~. fORD 41 (/4 +(/4 FACTORS. C0V W/RREN KNOWLES ORDERED lOO NA­ GEN ELECTRIC 85 7/8 +7/8 GLAMOR SHARES POSTED SPECTACULAR T J A_ G~A~GSMEN INTO WAUWATOSA FOR GEN MOTORS 72 1/2 +2 1/8 GAINS IN BLUE CHIPS, ALTHOUGH BID UP TM' ~~IRD CONSECUTIVE NIGHT ALTHOUGH GEN T & R 29 1/4 +1 1/8 MORE MODESTLY, ALSO WERE IN DEMAND. iN ~EDUCED NUMBERS, AND 4LSO ASKED HIS ~BM 318 4 + II THE UPI STOCK MARKET IND!CATOR SHOwn ATTORNEY GENERAL TO GO INTO COURT ASK­ 3/ 3/4 LOCKHEED 50 5/8 +1 172 A GAIN OF 0.85 PERCENT ON THE 1,432 ING FOR AN ORDER RESTRICTING THE PICK­ LONE STAR eM +1/2 ISSUES TRADED. THERE WERE 710 GAINERS ETS. THE GOVERNOR SAID HE WANTED THE I~ 1/8 MMM t--2 AND 498 LOSERS. No NEW 1966 HIGHS DEMCMrrR~TORS RESTRICTED TO DAYLIGHT PAN AMERICAN 7 /4 .. 4 3/4 WERE SCORED BUT 521 NEW LOWS WERE HOUR5; THEIR NUMBERS LIMITED, AND THE RCA ,5 §18 +2 1/8 REGISTERED. AREA WHERE THEY COULD PICKET CONFINED. SrD OIL OF CAL TRI DING SWELLED TO 11,230,000 SHARES, KNOWLES SAID IT IS COSTING THE STATE 5~ 7/8 +7/8 STD OIL OF NoJ. 61 +1 1/8 THE HEAVIEST SINCE '3,120,530 SHARES ~b 000 A NiGHT TO KEEP THE GUARD IN SPERRY R;,ND 3/8 TRADED MAY 6, 1966 --FROM 10,900,000 ItJAUWATOSA, BUT HE ADDED HE WOULD "HATE 28 3/4 +2 II UNITED fRUIT +2 SHARES YESTERDAY THE NEW YORK STOCK TO ',JAKE UP IN THE MORNING AND DIS­ 29 UoSo GYPSUM +1/8 EXCHANGE INDEX SHOWED A GAIN EQUAL TO COVER THERE HAD BEEN VIOLENCE OR IN­ 47 5/8 69 CENTS IN THE AVERAGE SHARE PRICE. JURIES WHICH THE GUARD COULD HAVE PRE- DOw-JONES CLOSING RANGE OF AVERAGES VENTED. BROKERS SAID THE RISE WAS CAUSED 30 INDUS CLOSED AT 775.72--Up 8.69 MAINLY BY BARGAIN HUNTING AMONG MANY WAUKEGAN'S SABONJIAN SAID HE WAS 20 RAILS CLOSED AT 193.04--uP 2.56 OF THE DEPRESSED ISSUES AND n SHORT- WILLING TO MEET LATE TODAY WITH NEGRO 15 UTILS CLOSED AT 119.57--Up 0.61 COVERING" -- PURCHASES MADE TO RETURN MiNISTERS "BUT NOT WITH VIOLATORS OR STOCK PREVIOUSLY BORROWED AND SOLD DEMONSTRATORS." HE SA I 0 THOSE WHO HAVE MANY ANALYSTS VIEWED THE R~SE AS A BEEN ARRESTED ARE IIHOPHEADS, NARCOTIC PEACE CORPS (CONTIN~!~EF:~~) TEMPORARY CONDITION AND DO NOT BELIEVE ADDICTS, DRUNKARDS AND JUST PLAIN HOUSING FOR THE STAFF AND FOR THE PCVs. IT MARKS A CHANGE IN THE MARKET'S SCUM." THE POLICY Of THE PEACE CORPS IS TO BASIC TREND. HOWEVER, THE EXPERTS THE POLiCE CHIEFS Of BENTON HARBOR REQUIRE THAT ALL PCVs LIV~ AS FAR AS HOPE THE ADVANCE WILL ATTRACT ENOUGH AND BENTON TOWNSHIP ALSO CALLED MEET­ POSSIBLE ON THE SAME ECONOMIC AND SO- BUYING INTEREST TO KEEP THE MARKET ON iflJGS TODAY TO URGE THAT "RESPONSIBLE C tAL LEVEL OF THE PEOOL£. IN SOME IS­ A COMPARATIVELY EVEN KEEL FOR A WHILE. (NEGRO) ADULTS POST THEMSELVES ON THE LANDS THE PCVs WILL ARRIVE WITH THEIR SPERRY RAND TOPPED THE ACTIVE LIST STREETS TO KEEP IT QUIET. ' OWN TENTS AND ESSENTIAL EQUIPMENT UN­ WITH A GAIN OF 2 3/8 AT 28 3/4 ON 352, TIL THEY ARE ABLE TO ESTABLISH MORE iOO SHARES. MAGNAVOX JUMPED 4 3/4 TO (CONTINUED FROM PERMANENT QUARTERS. BOTH STAFF AND 54 3/8 OM 210,100 SHARES IN SECOND \~AR PAGE ONE) PCVs WILL ENDEAVOR TO RENT HOUSING PLACE AND AMERICAN TELEPHONE ADDED 3/8 ALLIED TUGS AND SALVAGE CREWS UN­ FROM THE LOCAL INHABITANTS RATHER THAN AT 50 1/4 ON 162,500 SHARES IN TH!RD PLUGGED THE LONG TAO RIVER CHANNEL, CONSTRUCT NEW HOUSING OR LIVE IN EXIST­ SPOT. ONE OF SAIGON'S TWO MAIN CHANNELS! TI~GOVERNMENT HOUSING. FAIRCHILD CAMERA PACED A STRONG SHIPPING LANES, BY NUDGING THE CRIP­ ALTHOUGH NO FINAL DECISIONS HAVE YET ELECTRONICS GROUP WITH A GAIN Of 19 PLED HULK OF THE U. 50 FREIGHTER BATON BEEN MADE REGARDING THE NUMBER OR KIND POINTS IN ACTIVE DEALINGS. MOTOROLA, ROUGE V,CTORY OUT TO SEA TUESDAY. OF PCVs THAT WILL BE COMING TO EBEYE THE 8,000 TON SHIP, LOADED WITH ALTHOUGH NOT ACTIVE, SPRINTED [5 3/4. TO HELP IN ITS FUTURE DEVELOPMENT, THE HEAVY EQUIPMENT, WAS BLASTED BY A V,ET IBM GAINED I' 3/4. TEXAS INSTRUMENTS TT LIAISON OFFICER FOR PEACE CORPS IS CONG MINE LAST WEEK AND SUNK UP TO ITS 10 1/8, SCIENTIFIC DATA SYSTEMS 9, RECOMMENDING THE FOLLOWING~ ~AIN DECK IT BROKE LOOSE FROM ITS COLLINS RADIO 7 3/8, BURROUGHS 5 1/4, EDUCATION~ TWO ADDITIONAL TEACHERS; 5ALVAGE ~OORINGS LAST NIGHT AND WOBBLED AND RAYTHEON 5 1/2. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. ONE RECREATION­ 2,000 YARDS. SOUTH VIETNAMESE AUTHOR­ AIRLINES WERE ALSO STRONG. KLM AL LEADER AND ONE WOMEN'S CLUB WORKER. ITIES TEMPORARILY HALTED TRAFFIC ON CLIMBED 17. EASTERN WAS BOOSTED 8 IN THESE PCVs WILL SUPPLEMENT THE PRESENT THE CHANNEL,BACKING UP SHIPPING TO ACTIVE DEALINGS. NORTHWEST ROSE 10 EDUCATIONAL STArF AND ADD TO THE LEAD­ SAIGON. 3/8, CONTINENTAL 9 5/8, BRANIFF 8 ,/4, ERSH!P REQUIRED IN COMMUNITY AFFAIRS. SIX TUGS TOWED THE SHIP TO THE OLD NATIONAL 9 5/8 AND PAN AMERICAN 4 3/4. PUBLIC HEALTH. ONE DOCTOR, ONE NURSE, COASTAL RESORT Of VUNG TAU TODAY WHERE STEELS WERE HIGHER, GAINING ADDIT80N­ ONE ENVIRONMENTAL SANITARIAN, AND ONE REPAIRS WE~E TO BE MADE. AL SUPPORT FROM REPORTS Of A POSSIBLE HEALTH TEACHER TO CONTINUE THE IMMUNI­ SINCE THE BATON ROUGE V,CTORY WENT NEW ROUND OF PRICE INCREASES. CHRYSUR ZATION PROGRAM AND TO WORK WITH COMMUN­ DOWN WITH THE LOSS OF SEVEN UO SO AND GENERAL MOTORS WERE fAVORED, RiS­ ITY LEADERS IN ESTABLISHING AN EFFECT­ CREWMEN, THE V,ET CONG HAVE SUCCESS­ ING 2 1/8 AND I 5/8 RESPECTIVELY. Du IVE PUBLIC HEALTH PROGRAM. TECHNICAL fULLY BLOWN UP TWO ALLIED MINESWEEPERS PONT AND KODAK MET DEMAND IN THE CHEM­ AID~ ONE ARCHITECT AND ONE PUBLIC AND RAKED SEVERAL OTHERS WITH MACHINE­ ICALS Du PONT ROSE I 1/8, KODAK I WORKS TECHNiCIAN TO WORK CLOSELY WITH GUN FIRE FROM THE BANK. 3/4. THE PRESENT CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM TO AN OFFICIAL AMERICAN SPOKESMAN SAID POLARelo, TRADING EX-DIVIDEND, IMPROVE PHYSICAL LIVING CONDITIONS. INTELLIGENCE HAD LEARNED THE VI~T CLIMBED I) 1/8. XEROX PICKED UP 7 l/a ITEX, AFTER A BRIEF TRADING HALT CAuae CONG PLANNED TO STEP UP THEIR ASSASSI­ QUAKE~ HIT ALA~KA NATION CAMPAIGN AS PART Of THE IN­ BY AN INFLUX OF ORDERS, GAINED &0 7/8. ANCHORAGE (UPI)--Two SHARP EARTH­ CREASED TERROR'SM THEY HAVE LAUNCHED CORNING GLASS ROSE 12 (/2. QUAKES, ABOUT A MINUTE APART, GAVE THIS I N EFfORTS TO DISRUPT THE SEPT. II PRICES WERE MIXED ON THE AMERICAN CITY A SCARE TODAY, BUT DAMAGE FROM THE EXCHANGE BUT MANY LARGE GAINS WERE NATIONAL ELECTIONS. ONE-TWO JOLT WAS BELIEVED TO BE MINI- "WE'VE HEARD THEy'VE OFFERED A LITTLE SCORED IN SEVERAL ISSUES OF THE MAlo BONUS FOR AMERICANS DURING THIS PERI­ 890 ISSUES TRADED, 352 DECLINED, 325 THE SHOCKS OCCURRED AT ABOUT 10:25 ADVANCED AND 213 HELD UNCHANGED. OD, " THE SOURCE SA ID AM AND HAD A DURATION OF 20 TO 30 SEC- THE DISCLOSURE WAS MADE AfTER THE TRADING TOTALED 3,088,490 SHARES COM­ ONDS. COMMUNISTS ISSUED THEIR MOST OPEN PARED WITH J,147,629 SHARES YESTERDAY. NORMAN RASMUSSEN, SEISMOLOGIST AT THREAT TO D~TE AGAINST CANDIDATES AND THE "AMEX' INDEX ROSE 15 CENTS. THE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON, SEATTLE, VOTERS IN THE ELECTION. REPORTED THE QUAKE HAD A MAGNITUDE OF IN THEIR RAIDS YESTERDAY, UO 5. ABOUT 6 ON THE RICHTER SCALE AND AP­ STOCKHOLM (UPI)--JAPAN IS THE FIRST PILOTS SCORED HEAVY HITS ON TRUCK CON­ PEARED TO BE CENTERED IN THE VALDEZ­ NATION TO ENTER THE WORLD TABLE TENNIS VOYS. PILOTS SPOTTED A CONVOY OF 40 CHAMPIONSHIPS IN SWEDEN NEXT APRIL. CORDOVA AREA APPROXIMATELY 130 ~ ILES TRUCKS ABOUT 35 MILES SOUTH OF THANH EAST OF HERE. IN A LETTER TO THE SWEDISH ASSOCIA­ HOA AND PEELED OFF IN SIX BOMBING ~ND TION, THE JAPANESE TRAINER (CHIRO ALASKA'S I GOOD fRIDAY EARTHQUAKE" STRAFING RUNS THAT DESTROYED TEN AND ON MARCH 27, 1964, REGISTERED BETWEEN OGIMURA, A FORMER WORLD CHAMPION, SAID DAMAGED SIX. 8 AND 8.5 ON THE RICHTER SCALE, AND THAT JAPAN WILL LAND WITH A 25-MEMBER OTHER PILOTS DESTROYED EIGHT BRIDGES, TROUPE. ITS TERRIBLE FORCE PLJS THE TIDAL WAVES il WAREHOUSES, RAILROAD BOXCARS AND IT SPAWNED KILLED 115 PERSONS IN ALAS­ "I PROMISE WE WILL ARRIVE WITH OUR ANTIAIRCRAFT AND RADAR SITES. BEST WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM HERETO KA AND CAUSED PROPERTY DAMAGE EXCEED~ UO So B-52 BOMBERS ALSO HIT V,ET ING $300 MILLION. MOST OF ALASKA'S IN AN ATTEMPT TO TAKE THE FIRST POSI­ CONG BOMB FACTORIES AND COMMUNICATION QUAKE SCARS HAVE BEEN ERASED. TION FROM RED CHINA," OGIMURA SAID. CENTERS. FEATURE Th page *** ICRcmWORD • -- By Butene Sbefferl

I 2. 3 ~5 b 1 & ~9 10 1\ "" ~ 12. I? 14- ~ ~ IS Ib ~ ~17 I,) 2.0 1& ~ ~ 2.1 22. B 2.4- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 2.5 27 2.~ 19 ~O ~I 2'- ~ 32. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ '!.~ 35 31:0 ~1 '3S ~+ ~ 40 ~ ~ ~ ~9 ~ ~ ~ % 4l 4~ 44 45 4b 41 4fl 49 41 ~ ~ 50 51 52- ~ ~ 54 !is S~ ~ ~ Sb S1 5& ~ ~ .q 21 HORIZONTAL 41 fish 2 cry of Bac- 11 bark shrilly 1 cordage 44 strange chanals 20 community fiber 46 depend 3 Naomi's of interests 5 leapmg 50 wme vessel chosen 22 symbol for Artllt'l concept showl the Lunar Orbiter spacecraft positioned to amphibian 51 pieced out name neon make detailed photographs of wide areas of the Moon'l surface 9 timid 52 wading bird 4 dull truisms 24 Greek letter 12 of grand- 53 illuminated 5 herds 25 &ender parents 54 far comb 6 Itaban city finial The first thing needed for popular seafood eating II flshl ;1.3 easy gUlt form 7 musical 26 Irish sea 55 woody dramas god By JAMES H WINCHESTn Lunar Orbiter 14 prevaricate Central Pre'ls Assoctatwn Correspondent ~5 rail bird plant 8 Germany 27 macaw By WILLIAM J WEISER f6 Hebrew 56 a fish (abbr ) 29 work unit NOTHING OFFERS a more excIting adventure in eating Written Especwlly for Central Press and ThlS Newspaper measure 57 European 9 cabbage 30 Noah, than a real, old fashioned New England clambake THE FLIGHT PLAN for the Lunar OrbIter, scheduled for 17 entire river swad in llie Althoui"h called 'clambakes,' the mam course of any such launch thIS month, hal> been changed to enhance ItS capablllbe'J amount 58 pronoun 10 nuclei of New gO..lrmet treat actually IS steamed lobster In earlier days, for photographmg the Surveyor I spacecraft on the Moon''! c;ur­ 18 a fuel VEB'rIOAL starch Testament though, clambakes featured only clams face 19 elevator 1 door hinge grains 31 high The lobster occupies a high place m world eatmg esteem today, cage explosive but m Massachusetts It once was the symbol of socIal disgrace The change, made by the Nabonal Aeronaubcs and Space Answer to yesterday's puzzle 35 overhead. Admimstrabon, allows the Lunar OrbIter to photograph Surveyor 20 trade Years ago you had to hve on ,------­ (colloq) railway the wrong Side of town m that many old time methods are de­ I on two consecubve orbIts The pOSlbon of the Surveyor 1- writing fluid 36 fumed state even to be seen m the scribed m the 'PlImoth Colony designated SIte 91-IS northeast of the crater Flamsteed m the ,1 113 service­ 37 food for vlclmty of a lobster The crus Book pub 11 shed by the Sea of Storms man'. cattle tacean was common, but only Plymouth Antiquarian Society The hIgh-resolution photography by OrbIter Will overlap the address 38 symbol for those close to poverty ate them Among the hundred of "re_ Surveyor I sIte on two consecu­ 25 puff. up iridium Today, the once-lowly lobster celpts in thiS handy book is bve orbIts ThIS WIll make pos­ In order to cover SIte 9 1, it 28 noiseless 41 island east 32 South of Java is kmg at any Massachusetts thiS one SIble stereographlC photos of became necessary to shift the clambake, ruhng Jomtly With 'BOll a chicken m as httle Surveyor WIth pIctures of reso­ ongmal sIte shghtly north American 42 among country '3 satiaty the clams themselves corn on water as possible until the lubon down to three feet The new sIte, also m the Sea 33 metallic 45 delete the cob, sweet potatoes and m meat falls off the bones PICk Before contact was fIrst lost of Storms, covers the nm as element '7 SpanJab. the summertime, watermelon off the meat, season well With WIth Surveyor I after July 13, well as the floor of an anCIent 34 sultan'. river for dessert salt and pepper, and put mto ItS solar array and hIgh gam crater m WhIch Surveyor I land­ decrees 48 stead ... a mold BOll down the water antenna was poslboned so as ed The portlOn of the rIm to 37 lIquirm. '9 European IT IS possible for anybody III which the chicken was to form the largest possIble be photographed by OrbIter m­ 39 shade tree river throughout the Umted States to cooked, until only a cup IS l>hadow on the lunar surface cludes the humps photographed 40 money of AY.. ce be .r 101.U.. If ...... 51 summer. lA enJoy a clambake year-round left Season well and pour The techmque WIll aId Lunar over the horIzon by Surveyor I account (C 111M, KlDC J'eaturea SJIld, IDe ) France because of a process developed over the chicken It Will smk OrbIter photography of the Sur­ The Lunar OrbIter proJect is CBYP1'OQUII'S by a Gloucester, Mas'3, lobster­ through, formmg a Jelly veyor sIte Surveyor landed on managed by NASA's Langley man Usmg hiS method, live around It Chill well To June 2 Smce then, It has sent Research Center, Hampton, Va YJQ CYYX GKNZKNGYKJt. :mQZ lobsters and clams are packed serve slice and garmsh With back to the Earth thousands of CVETYQYJR mIce ln a speCially lmed gal dish of celery" close-up photographs of the RZVXY'l' vamzed barrel, and the can IS ...... Moon's surface Yesterc1ay'. Cryptoqulp - PUNGENT BUDDING LILACS sealed bghtly by means of a ANOTHER goo d seafood SCENT OUR SUBURBAN GARDEN PLOTS special rmg The lobsters and recipe for SIX IS thiS one fOI clams can hve for more than Baked Stuffed Giant ShrImp four days under these condI­ 'Take %. Ib mmced lobster tions, and With air express the meat % loaf fresh bread way it IS today, anyone, any­ crumbs, %. of a mmced green CONTRACT BRIDGE where can have an mdoor bake pepper, % mmced red pepper ThiS calls fOl a copper bOller, and 14 mmced om on Season into which are placed clams, to taste With Worcestershlre By B Jay Becker lobsters, omon, codfish or had sauce, Tabasco sauce and (Top Record-Holder In Malten' Individual Champlonlhip Play) dock, plCkled tripe, pork sau­ salt and pepper Add just sage or frankfurters, ears of enough mayonnaise to brmg East dealer fall because commuDlcatlon dlf­ corn, potatoes and water After to a paste consistency Spht Neither SIde vulnerable ficultles arise that are ImpossI­ 45 mmutes to an hour of slm 30 giant Jumbo shrimp and NORTH ble to overcome The method mermg and steammg a clam stuff With the dressmg Bake necessary IS an unusual squeeze bake IS ready for enJoyment m a hot oven for about 15 .K7432 agamst East, and the proper • A10762 Plymouth where the Pilgrims mmutes plays, suggested by East's freak landed from the Mayflower I +­ dlstrlbubon, are really not hard long has been a center of gooell "A74 to execute~ WEST EAST New England cool,ln" anel Declarer Wins the club m rus .1095 .- .5 .KQJ9843 hand, cashes the Q-J of spades, and next plays two more clubs, + 106 + K Q J 7 5 2 .J1098532 ... - ending In dummy When he then SOUTH leads the kmg of spades, thIS IS .AQJ86 the posloon North +A9843 .K74 .­"KQ6 • A10762 West East The blddmg Immatenal .KQ.J9 East South West North +XQJ7 1 • Dble 2 .. 3 .. South 3+ 3. Pass 4+ .A86 Pass 4 • Pass 5 • + A 9 8 4 3 Pass 6 • Pass 7 • East IS caught m a squeeze Openmg lear-Jack of clubs If he dlscards a heart, declarer A hand reported by Jack stays m dummy cashmg the Kelly, Irish mternatIonal star ace of hearts, ruffmg a heart, m the Brlbsh Bridge Magazme ruffmg a dIamond, and then is of pnme mterest because of ruffmg another heart to make ItS unusual character dummy supreme South IS in seven spades and If East discards a diamond West leads a club When East mstead, South overtakes the dIscards a heart or a dIamond spade king with the ace, cashes on the openmg lead, it IS not the ace of dIamonds, ruffs a dIffIcult for South to realIze dIamond, ruffs a heart, and then AND SO ON-The game of bulld and destroy goes on WIth that East was dealt thirteen ruffs another dlamond, thus es­ HE'S A TARGET-Author Ford Clark of Ottumwa Iowa, holds dogged persIstence m North VIet Nam HIt by US bomb­ red ones However, it IS still tabllshing rus own hand to make a copy of a 1962 book he \Vrote about a college boy who bar ers June 16, the Chleu Ung BrIdge connectmg North VIet somewhat dlfflcult to work out the rest of the tricks rIcaded himself m a campus tower WIth guns and water Nam WIth Red Chma was rebUllt (top) About a month the mechanics of making the East is at the mercy of de­ Clark claIms he hac; receIved threatenmg telephone calls later, the bombers struck agam and destroyed the 700-foot contract, and anyone who en- clarer, who uses the king of over the book ever smce the rampage of Charles Whitman JOYs problems of this sort IS spades as a two-way prong to span (lower) The smgle track rall lIne was a maJor route the Umverslty of Texas smper Clark s book 'The Open welcome to the Job overcome East regardless of Square ' enJoyed itS greatest success on college campuses for mIlItary supphes and was protected heavlly by anb An ordmary crossruff will what he elects to do Clark saId one caller from Dallas threatened to blow your aIrcraft guns U S AIr Force photos <0 1966 Kine Features Syndicate IDe) brams out With a plug from a shotgun ..

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