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VOL 6 NO 2079 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS SATURDAY 14 AUGUST 1965
CAPE KENNEDY, AUG 14 (UPI )-AMERI NEGRO RIOTERS HIT THREE CJTIES CA'S GEMINI-5 SPACESHIP PASSED ITS LAST MAJOR TEST TODAY TO SIGNAL THE LEAVING 17 DEAD IN LOS ANGELES S~ART OF fiNAL PREPARATIONS FOR A Los ANGELES, AUG 14 (UPI )-DAYLIGHT LOOTING, VIOLENCE AND fiRE MUSHROOMED ON
RrCORo EIGHT ~AY, TWO-MAN ORBITAL THE fOURTH DAY OF THE NATION'S WORST NEGRO RIOT IN TWO DECADES TODAY AND NAT VOYAGE STARTING THURSDAY IONAL GUARDSMEN BEGAN A "MAJOR SWEEP" TO SEAL OfF A HliGE TROUBLE AREA. PRESI ENGINEERS, WORKING ALL NIGHT TO DE~T JOHNSON OfFERED FEDERALASSISTANCE TO QUELL THE RIOT REPLACE A FAULTY POWER UNIT IN THE AT 3 P.M 500 NATIONAL GUARD SOLDIERS ARMED WITH GUNS AND BAYONETS MERGED B[LL-SHA~ED SPACECRAfT, WOUND UP WITH 100 POLICE AND ADVANCED INTO A 200-SQUARE BLOCK AREA Of SOUTH CENTRAL Los TrlE ALL-IMPORTANT SIMULATED FLIGHT AhGELES TEST BY REHERASING GEMINI'S REENTRY "WE'LL PICK UP AS MANY RIOTERS AS WE CAN AND THEN THE NATIONAL GUARD WILL RE AND LANDING PROCEDURES MAIN i)EHIND AND SECliRE THE AREA," DEPUTY POLICE CHIEF ROGER MURDOC~ SAID HE NEXT IS A DRILL TYING IN THE WORL~ TERMED THE MOVE A "MAJOR SWEFP." OTHER GUARD UNITS WERE EXPECTED TO JOIN THE 'IIDE NETWORK OF 20 TRACKING STATIONS ADVANCE fORCE TO WORK OUT ANY "BUGS " THE GUARD MOVED INTO AN AREA BORDERED ROUGHLY BY MANCHESTER ON THE SOUTH, CEN1RAL-VALON ON THE EAST, IJASHINGTON ON NEWEST LEATHERNECK LANDINGS THE NORTH AND HOOVER ON THE WEST THE STAGGERING TOLL Of THE RIOTING SWELL U.S. FORCES TO 85,000 WHICH BEGAN WEDNESDAY INCLUDED 17 DEAD, SAICON, AUG 14 (UPI)-ANOTHER 2,000~1ARINES SWAR'IED ASHORE AT THE CHU LAI 556 INJURED -- INCLUDING 481 PRIYATE ~Ik BASE ON THE SOUTH CHINA SFA 350 MILES NORTH OF SAIGON TODAY TO BRING THE CITIZENS, AND 1,120 ARRESTS. OF THE T01A_ U S. MILITA~Y STRENGTH IN THE REPUBLIC OF VIET NAM TO JUST UNDER 85,000 DEAD, 15 WERE RIOTERS. IN rYE AIR, GUAM-BASED B-52 FLEW A SATURATION BOMBING MISSION AGAINST AN THE FOUR DAYS OF SHOOTING, ROCK-THROW A~EA ,N THE BA LONG VALLEY 50 MILES NORTHWEST OF CHU LAI THE PRE-DAWN RAID ING, FIRE AND LOOTING TOOK A DAMAGE TOLL WAS THE NINTH SUCH ATTACK THE MASSIVE EIGHT JET BOMBERS HAVE CARRIED OUT ESTIMATED CONSERVATIVELY AT $30 MILLION AGAINST NORTH VIET NAM WHERE ON FRIDAY SMALL ARMS AND CONVENTIONAL ANTI-AIR WITH A POSSIBLE MAXIUM OF $100 CRAFT FIRE BROUGHT DOWN FIVE NAVY AIRCRAFT IT WAS THE WORST SINGLE DAY FOR G~ARDSMEN PATROLED THE SOUTH CENTRAL THE NAVY JETS SINCE STARTING THEIR RAIDS AGAINST THE NORTH SECTION Of THE CITY DURING THE MORNING MARINES CONDUCTED A SWEEP OF V,ET WITH NO DIFFICULTY, OUT YOUNG NEGROES YEMENI CHIEFS AGREEcONG POSITIONS NEAR THE VILLAGE OF SHOUTED AT THEM " ,~PHO NAN THE OPERATION NETTED ONE "WAIT 'TIL TONIGHT, YOU'RE REALLY GO TO CEASE CI V I L WAn GUERRILLA KILLED AND 30 SUSPECTS HELD ING TO GET IT TONIGHT WE'RE REALLY GO JEDDA, SAUDI ARABIA, AUG 14 (UPI)- A SPOKESMAN SAID MORE THAN 54 SOR- ING TO RAISE HELL TONIGHT." MORE THAN 200 YEME~I CHIEFS HAVE AGREED TIES WERE FLOWN BY U.S. AIR FORCE AND THE FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY ALERTED TO END TolE THREE YEAR OLD C,Vil WAR AND NAVY AGAINST TR.!.l~BRIDGES, a!-~R~CKS PILOTS OF COMMERCIAL PLANES THAT SNIPERS PREPA~L FOR THE EVACUATION OF EGYPTIAN AND STORAGE AREAS IN NORTH VIET NAM. WHO FIRED ON HELICOPTERS ~- rlRED TODAY TROOPS FROM THE COJNTRY, INFORMED YE- HE ALSO SAID THE SEYENTH FLEET DES- ON A I RLI NERS MENI ~OL,C"S ~AID TODAY TROYER U 5.5. ORLECK FIRED 148 ROUNDS (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) THE 30URCES SAID THE AGREEMENTS WERE OF AMMUNITION INTO A V,ET CONG ASSEM- REACke I I A (ATHER I NG OF 200 YEME~ I BL Y AREA IN QUAN G NGA I PROV I NCE, 75 WEATHER RORECA5T TRIBAL LEADFRS -- BOTH ROYALIUT AND RE- MILES SOUTHEAST OF DA NANG THE SPOT- MOSTLY FAIR THROUGH THIS AFTER. PUGLICAN -- B"FORE KING FEISAL OF TERS REPORTED FIRl FROM THE DESTROYER NOON AND EARLY EVENING. INCREAS SAUD I ARAB I A AS "H I GHL Y SUCCESSFUL " ING CLOUDINESS TONIGHT WITH OCCAS THE YEMENI SOURCES SAID THE AGREEMENT A GOVERNMENT SEARCH AND DESTROY OPE~ IONAL RAIN BEGINNING EARLY SUNDAY. WOULD END A .JAR WHICH HAS COST 100,000 ATION 400 MILES NJRTH OF SAIGON SUC- WINDS WILL BE LIGHT NORTHEASTERLY DEAD AND DISPLACE0 ABOUT ONE MILLION CEEDED IN KILLING 10 GUERRILLAS. No BECOMING VARIABLE AND GUSTY ,OMOR REFUGEES SINCE W~R BROKE OUT IN THE GOVERN~ENT CASUALITIES WERE REPORTED ROW. Low 76 AND THE HIGH 85 AUTUMN OF Ig62 THE AGREEMENT WAS REACHED AFTER SEV PARTY DESERTS PAPANDREOU; EPAL DAYS Of DISCUSSIONS THE YEMENI SOURCES SAID, AND CALLED fOR COULD FORM NEW GOVERNMENT ---THE fORMATION Of A MOSLEM STATE ATHENS, AUG 14 (UPI )-Two TOP CENTER UNION DEPUTIES ANNOUNCED TODAY THEY HAVE HEADE:l BY A SEVEN .IAN PRES I DENT! AL COU~ LED A BREAK AWAY FROM THE PARTY HEADED BY OUSTED PREMIER GEORGE PAPANDREOli AND CIl ASSISTED BY A COUNCIL OF MINISTERS HAYE "THE NECESSARY SUPPORT TO FORM A NEW GOYERNMENT " AND AN ADVISORY COUNCIL REPRESENTING STEPHEN STEfANOPOUlOUS, WHO SERVED AS DEPUTY PREMIER UNDER PAPANDREoU, AND ALL OF YEMEN'S 40 TRIBES ELIAS TSIRIMOKOS HEADED THE FOR'IATION OF A NEW POLITICAL GROUP THAT MAY IN TIME ---THIS COUNCil IS TO RULE T'E ARABI BECOME ANOTHER PARTY AN PENINSULA NATION Cf FIVE MILcl0N FOR FOLLOWING A TWO DAY SERIES OF MEETINGS, A SPOKESMAN ,OR THE PAIR SAID THEY A TRANSITIONAL PERIOD DURING WHICH HAYE ENOUGH SUPPORT FROM OTHE~ POLITICAL PARTIES TO BE "ABOVE THAT NEEDED FOR A PEACE AND ORDER IS TO BE ESTABLISHED MAJORITY" IN A PARLIAMENTARY CONFIDENCE VOTE ---A PLEOISCITE WILL BE HELD IN WH CH THE BREAK WITH PAPANDREOU AND HIS ADAMANT POSITION THAT KING CONSTANTINE MUST THE PEOPLE WILL HAVE AN OPPORTU~JTY TO EITHER REAPPOINT HIM PREMIER OR CALL FDR CHOOSE THE TYPE Of GOVERNMEhT THEY NATO ALLIES STUDY NEW ELECTIONS COULD BE THE TURNING POIN WISH, 8E IT A MONARCHY, IMAMAT( OR A NEW ATOMIC TREATY IN A DITTER AND CHAOTIC CRISIS THAT HAS REPU[3L I C GENEVA, AUG 14 (UPI )-A WESTERN PRO BEEN CONTINUING FOR A MONTH. POSAL FOR A NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION ALTHOUGH THE SPOKESMAN REFUSED TO SAY FIRST CAV HE4DS OUT TREATY WITH RUSSIA WAS UNDER STUDY IN EXACTLY HOW MANY CENTER UNION DEPUTIES FOR VIET NAM SUNDAY NATO CAPITALS THIS WEEKEND HAYE AGREED TO JOIN THE GROUP -- WHICH FORT BENNING, GA ,AUG 14 (UPI )-MEN THE DRAFT TRFATY WILL BE TABLED AT WILL FILE ITS CLAIM AS A SEPARATE POL or THE PROUD 1ST CAYALRY DIVISlo~ SPENT THE 17-NATION DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE ITICAL ENTITY OUTSIDE THE CENTER UNION THEIR FINAL HOURS WITH LOIED ONE! TODAY EITHER NEXT TUESDAY OR THURSDAY DE- IN PARLIAMENT ON MONDAY -- IT WAS RE BeFORE HEADING FOR THE JUNGLES OF VIET PENDING ON HOW SOON IT RECEIVES fiNAL PORTED TO BE "MORE THAN 25." A THIRD NAM TO HIT THE ENEMY WITH A NEW FIGHT- APPROVAL fROM NATO GOVERNMENTS CENTER UNION DEPUTY INVOLVED IN THE ING CONCEPT. ALTHOUGH THIS APPROVAL IS EXPECTED NEGOTIATIONS, SAVAS PAPAPOLITIS, IS EX TilE 15,OOO-,IAN UN I T IS THE FIRST FULL BY WESTERN OFFICIALS SOME GOVERNMENTS PECTED TO JOIN THEM EARLY NEXT WEEK, U 5. DIVISION ORDERED I Nro CO~18AT SINCE MAY REQUEST At. TERAT I ON OF ONE OR TWO BRINGING SIX OTHERS WITH HIM INTO THE I' OR EA WORDS. THIS COULD IN TURN FURTHER DE FOLD. IT SOECIALIZEo IN AN "AIR.IOBllE" TYPE LAY PRESENTATION AT THE CONFERENCE A BARE MAJOR I TY OF 151 VOTES IS NEEDE IN (.if' ~ lC~nliJC THAT SC11[ tIl 'TAry ~,-~ATEG- TH£ rRAFT WILL rO~lOW THE: SAME a,slC THE 300 MEMBER PARLIAMENT TO WIN A ..) ,HE ONLY A\I$\-JER TO THE LINES CONTAINED IN AN ORIGINAL BRITISH CONFIDENCE BALLOT THE COUNT AT THE ~ ... I r Jr.i\.. DRAfT PROPOSAL MONENT APPEARS TO BE ON THE BORDER LI~E, ( c'lNT I Nurn ON PAG~ S .. \ STEfANOPOULOUS HAV I NG AT LEAST lSI _ 2 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 14 AUGUST Y CLOuAL ASSOCIATES AT THE OF ,. iE l.O",.,Ar,D I NG OFF I CER SECRET LABOR REPORT KOREAN ANNIVER~ARY ; ;:S~ S II t:, I,.ARSHALL : SLANDS WARN~ OF NEW CR ISIS WASHINGTOrJ, AUGUST 14 (UPI)--S"L A, ; i I 1\1--1, 1 vh ,~I-C2 I-A['lC-90004 (Y) WASHINGTON, AUGUST l4 (UPI)--A CON HUNDRED AMERICANS WILL JOIN WASnINL _ '- ~: ... A~:> I~ FtJ~LISHED DAILY FIDENTIAL LABOR DEPARTMENT REPOR. TON'S ~OREAN COMMUNITY TOMORROW 10 ~~ ~ ~vLGH SATuRDAY DEADLINE FOR WARNS ,HAT THE STEADY DISINTEGRATION CEL£DRAl t. SOul KOReA I s 20TH kN I' .... J(:~ I) 4 PM T -IE JAY BEfORE PUBll OF FAMILY LIFE FOR MILLIONS OF NEGROES SARY AS A FREE REPUoLIC ,I ...... :. uEHuLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS MAY TRIGGER NEW RACIAL CRISIS IN THE AMBASSADOR DR HYUN CHUL KIM WIL 10,-1, _ JAr Of PJ6LICAT(Ctv NATION'S LARGEST CITIES RECEIVE GUESTS AT AN EVENING REC. , J 111 E cuLA~S RESERVES THE RIG~T TO THE REPORT, CIRCULATED AMONG U.S. OF AT HIS OFFICIAL RESIDENCE HERE ... IT ~\ ht:._ ... l~t:u F ..... R PUBLICATION AND FICIALS SINCE LAST SPRING, PROPOSES A THE AMERICAN GOOD WISHE5 WILL E _, I E~ I I l~l~lfS TG THE EC[TO" FOR T~E BROAD GO,ERNMlNT ATTACK ON PRCBLE~S CERE CONGRATULATION~ TO A PEOPLt '~ltH , ,
E !_, f1-., uESTIO,~ \JHO WAS OORt. ! >j PAKISTAN SHE. ,...VE ,,~ ~l!LD BY RADIO "WALK fJ.RClJl1::J T.. II SIRfh ro A O,.hJCnTER ''d• ...>TERDAY. 11 WAS ,KArfIC DIVI .... I.:ll AI'lD rET A P(lLt ~ 1, 1______-1~H~E~R~S~E~C~O~,~,D~C~H~I=L~D~B~0~R~N~O~N~A~F~R~ID~A:Y~T~H~E~.3~~~~-~,~,~c~,,~;;~(~LlJJ_-L-~~JJX_T~A~,~~~ ______~ q9EMc~M~u~lTJ K~J~IN ~SHF9R'U_ ,I.TE IN THAT A GREAT MANY OF THE RESI DEilTS PURSUE SOME FORM OF ARTISTIC EN DEAVOR. WHETHER IT IS WATER COLORS OR OILS, PASTELS OR PEN AND INK, THE VAR IETY OF PICTORIAL ART WORK IS GREAT. OTHERS, EXPEND THEIR FREE TIME IN THE CREATION OF P1ECES OF CERAMICS, WALL HANG1NGS IN STITCHERY, MOSAICS, COLLA GES OR SCULPTURES IN WOOD OR STONE IN RECOGNITION OF SUCH ACTIVITIES, SPECIAL SERVICES IS MAKING PLANS TO SPONSOR A COMMUN ITY ART SHOW THE END OF AUGUST. ARTISTS AND CRAFTSMEN ARE EN COURAGED TO EXHIBIT THEIR WORK IN THIS SHOll. PRICES MAY BE SET BY THE EXHIBI TOR ON THE PIECES HE IS WILLING TO IT IS REQUIRED THAT ALL WORK SHOWN SHALL HAVE BEEN DONE ON KWAJALEIN AT OLL OY A PERSON PRESENTLY RESIDING ON THE ATOLL. EXHIBITORS ARE REQUIRED TOWN. TO ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE SAFE • • TY OF THEIR EXHIBITS DURING THE SHOW, AND ,/ILL BE REQUIRED TO ARRANGE FOR SAFETY KORNER THE DELIVERY TO AND REMOVAL FROM THE DISPLAY OF THEIR WORK. ANC IENT MAN FE Ll FOR IT, TOO IN VIEW OF THE MANY REQUESTS FOR S THEY DIDN'T KEEP VERY GOOD INJURY RE A SHOW, AN ENTHUSIASTIC RESPONSE FROM CORDS BACK IN THE STONE AGE, BUT CHANC~ THE COMMUNITY IS ANTICIP~TED. ARE THAT MORE CAVEMEN WERE KILLED BY WATCH THE HOURGLASS NEXT WEEK FOR FALLS THAN BY SABER-TOOTH EO TIGERS A FURTHER INFORMATION CONCERNING THE STONE-AXE-sWINGER KNEW ENOUGH TO FEAR COMMUNITY ART SHOW SNARLING, FOUR-LEGGEO DANGERS, BUT HE PROBABLY OIDN'T FRET ABOUT SLIPPING, TRIPPING OR STUMBLING HAZAROS. WE'RE INCLINED TO BE THE SAME WAY, MEET JOE KAULUKUKUI ROUND-UP TIME--EARLY THIS WEEK, SECURI WE TAKE SPECIAL PAINS TO PRO- THE SPECIAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT OF TY WAS BUSY PICKING UP BICYCLES ON THE TECT OURSELVES FROM THE SPECIAL DA GLOBAL ASSOCIATES ANNOUNCES THE RECENT ISLAND THAT ONE WAY OR ANOTHER HAD NOT ELECTRIC POWER, ATOMIC POWER, TOXIC APPOINTMENT OF JOE KAULUKUKUI AS ASST. BEEN REGISTERED AS REQUIRED. EVIDENTL CHEMICALS, INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY. BUT SPORTS DIRECTOR IN THIS CAPACITY, QUITE A NUMBER HAD NOT BEEN REGISTERED WHEN IT COMES TO COMMON, ORDINARY STUM t4AKES ARRANGEMENTS FOR AND SCHEOULES AS EVIDENCED BY THE TOP PHOTO IN WHICH BLING BLOCKS, WE STILL FALL fLAT ON OUR ALL THE ATHLETIC GAMES AND EVENTS SUCH THE COLLECTION AT THE CENTRAL POLICE FACES. AS GOLF, MOUNTAIN BALL, LITTLE LEAGUE, STATION STEADILY INCREASED. IN LOWER As A RESULT, FALLS KILL 20,000 A YEAR AND WOMEN'S 50FT BALL AND VOLLEY BALL. PHOTO OfFICER ALEXANDER B. LAPKDT BR . ... 50 A DAY ••• 2 AN HOUR NEXT TO IN ADDTTION, HE APPEARS DAILY IN THE IN ANOTHER UNREGISTERED BIKE. TRAffiC SMASHUPS, fALLS ARE OUR GREAT HouRGLASS SPORTS PAGE REPORTING ON THE EST SINGLE CAUSE O~ ACCIDENTAL DEATH LOCAL GAMES AFRS FALL SCHEDULE IT'S MAINLY UP TO YOU WHEN IT COMES BEFORE COMING TO KWAJALEIN, JOE AFRS, KWAJALEIN INTROOUCES ITS FALL TO KEEPING ON THE UP-ANO-UP. ONLY YOU ~ORKED ON ENIWETOK AS THE RECREATION SCHEDULE WITH THE ADDITION OF SEVERAL CAN OEVELOP AND MAINTAIN A FALL-RESIS DIRECTOR WHERE HE WAS IN CHARGE OF ALL BRAND NEW PROGRAMS AND BROADCAST TIME TANT ATTITUDE, fALL-RESISTANT WALKING RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES AS WELL AS THE CHANGES THAT SHOULD BE RECEIVED WITH AND VISUAL HABITS, fALL-RESISTANT CAU PUBLICATION OF THE NEWSPAPER. THE PLEASURE AND, WE HOPE, APPROVAL OF TION AS YOU WORK AND MOVE ABOUT. JOE GREW UP IN HAWAII AND WENT TO ONE AND ALL BE ESPECIALLY CAREfUL ON STAIRS, KEEP THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII WHERE HE MAJ AMONG THE DRAMAS TO BE fEATURED EACH A SOLID GRIP ON THE HAND-RAIL. WATCH ORED IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION HIS WIFE EVENING, MONDAY THROUGH WILL WHERE YOU ARE GOING, ALWAYS AND SON, A NINTH GRADER, LIVE IN HONO FRIDAY~ BE THE NEW PRIVATE EYE SERIES 'WALK PUT HEAD-WORK IN YOUR fOOT-WORK. THIS LULU. JOE SAYS HE LIKES THE LIFE ON SOFTLY PETER TROY." "FAMILY THEATRE" WAY, YOU'LL BE MUCH MORE LIKELY TO KEEP KWAJALEIN, AND ESPECIALLY ENJOYS HIS HAS ALSO BEEN ADDEO TO EVENING DRAMA YOURSELf ON THE UP-AND-UP ••• AND YOU'LL PRESENT JOB AS HIS GREATEST INTEREST ff SECTION. "HAVE GUN WILL TRAVEL HAS HAVE A BETTER CHANCE Of LEADING A WELL LIES IN SPORTS AND WORKING WITH THE BEEN DISCONTINUED BY THE ARMED FORCES BALANCED LifE. YOUNG PEOPLE. NETWORK. AN INTERESTING ADDITION TO YOUR MORNING LISTENING IS THE fiVE MINUTE PORTABLE LADDERS--BoAT OPERATOR, JAB PROGRAM "HAPPY TALK" HOSTED BY ARDEN LEKE TOLWA, DEMONSTRATES THE METAL DURHAM IT WILL BE PRESENTED MONDAY, HOOK-UP LADDERS NOW AVAILABLE AT THE WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 8.30 AM. SPECIAL SERVICES MARINA fOR USE WITH "TEEN BEAT" WILL WAIT FOR THE SCHOOL THE SMALL BOATS TO ALLOW SNORKELERS BELL TO RING BEFORE HITTING THE AIR AND DIVERS EASIER ACCESS TO THE BOATS THE NEW TIME IS 3:30 TO 4:30 IN fROM THE: WATER. THE AFTERNOON ON THE SOfTER SIDE IT "MUSIC BY CANDLELIGHT" AT 7.05 IN THE EVENING "MONITOR" IS NOW AT 10:05 IN THE AM. IN ITS PREVIOUS SPOT IT HAD TO BE EDI TED TO FIT THE TIME SLOT, ANO THE DELE TION WAS QUITE OfTEN NICHOLS AND MAy JONATHAN WINTERS (EGAD'). IRA COOK'S PROGRAM HAS BEEN MOVED TO 6:30
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL, BY POPULAR DE MANO, HAS BEEN SWITCHED TO SATURDAY TERNOON AT 3.00 PM. THIS CHANGE AL US TO BRING YOU SEVERAL FINE NEW PRO GRAMS FOR YOUR SUNDAY LISTENING PLEAS URE. "THE SAMMY DAVIS, JR SHOW," "THE LAWRENCE WELK SHOW," "FOOTLIGHTS AND SOUNDTRACKS," "CONTINENTAL VARIET IES" AND "THE BEST FROM INTERLOCHEN" SUNDAY EVENING ALSO BRINGS YOU THE CTOR MONTY WOOLEY IN "THE MAGNifiCENT AGUE" FOR LOVERS Of fiNE MUSIC, (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) HOURGLASS SATURDAY 14 AUGUST 1965 THIS WEEK ON WALL STREET NASSER. FE ISAL TALKS OFFICIAL NOTICES NEW YORK, AUG 14 (UPI)--SECONDARY SET FOR NEXT MONTH SHARES RECEIVED THE LION'S SHARE Of A CAIRO, AUG. 14 (UPI)--A MEETING BE OFFICIAL BULLETIN GOOD INCREASE IN BUYING INTEREST ON THI TWEEN UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC PRESIDENT DUTY OFf ICER FOR KWAJALEIN TEST SITE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE THIS WEEK GAMAL ABDEL NASSER AND SAUDI ARABIAN DATE HOME PHONE THE LACK Of ACTIVITY IN BLUE CHIPS l KING FEISAL TO DISCUSS A POSSIBLE SE I iAUGS5 CAPT. A.A. CHANEY 2333 LEfT THE STOCK MARKET INDICATORS IDLE TTLEMENT OF THE YEMEN CIVIL WAR IS MOST IjAuG65 ~IA J. M. R. THA YER 528 THROUGH MOST Of THE WEEK BUT A BURST LIKELY TO TAKE PLACE NEXT MONTH, INFOR LT. COL. A.M. LIND 604 I~AuG65 Of BUYING IN THE fiNAL SESSION HANDED MED SOURCES SAID. I ~AuGG5 MAJ C.F. MEANS 2291 THE AVERAGES A GOOD GAIN fOR THE DAY AGREEMENT ON SUCH A ~EETING WAS AN I jALG63 l'4AJ J. O. SAMMONS 2289 AND THE WEEK NOUNCED IN CAIRO WEDNESDAY AFTER A MEET TRADING WAS DULL ON MONDAY AND TUES ING BETWEEN NASSER AND SAUDI ARABIAN DlTY OFFICEI' IS KWAJALE"~ TEST SITE DAY BUT PICKED UP A BIT ON WEDNESDAY AMBASSADOR TO CAIRO MOHAMMED AL REDA. CU,Ii MOUNTAINBALL THE CLUB PRO AT MltS SMITH COPS EAILY LEAD THE LAUREL VAL RINES BORO'S 3 HOME RUNS LED THE LEY COUNTRY N ST. LOUIS OPEN TOURNEY GREYHOUNDS TO A COME fROM BEHIND VIC CLUB -- PAUL ST. LOUIS, AUG. 14 (UPI )-VETERAN MARILYNN SMITH FIRED A TORY OVER THE NA-ALII "B" 11-10 YESTER ERATH -- CLAIMS ONE UNDER PAR 71 TO TAKE THE fiRST ROUND LEAD IN THE $12, DAY AT BRANDON FIELD. IT WAS A SLUG PGA OFFI C I ALS 000 ST LOUIS WOMEN'S OPEN GOLf TOURNAMENT TODAY. GING BATTLE AS 6 HOMERS WERE HIT IN THE HAVE ALTERED THE THE 36-YEAR OLD MISS SMITH STARTED SLOWLY WITH BOGIES ON BALLGAME THE GREYHOUNDS HAD 5 AND COURSE TO HELP THE fiRST AND SEVENTH HOLES, BUT CAME BACK WITH BIRDIES ON THE NA-ALII I. WITH THE SCORE TIED AT ARNOLD PALMER THE 9TH, 13TH AND 15TH HOLES. SHE SANK AN 18-FOOT PUTT fOR 10 ALL, DAVID AIKAU'S TIMELY SINGLE WIN THE TOURNA HER BIRDIE ON THE 13TH, BUT fAILED TO CONVERT A TWO-fOOTER WITH ANIJ ATRAZ ON SECOND DROVE IN THE MENT ERATH ON T HE NEXT HOLE THAT WOULD HAVE SENT HER ANOTHER STROKE WINNING TALLY. THE ALI I STARTED THE SAYS HE'S GOING UNDER PAR BALL ROLLING BY SCORING 5 RUNS IN THE TO RES I GN MONDAY SANDRA SPUZICH OF INDIANAPOLIS CAME IN SECOND WITH AN fiRST INNING, BUT THE GREYHOUNDS CAME IN PROTEST EVEN PAR ROUND OF 72, 36 OUT AND 36 IN. RIGHT BACK BY SCORING 6 IN THEIR HALf ERATH SAID THAT PRE-TOURNAMENT fAVORITES KATHY WHITWORTH AND CAROL MANN Of THE INNING THE DAY BEFORE WERE BACK IN THE FIELD WITH 75 AND 76 RESPECTIVELY THE ALI I WENT AHEAD IN THE 4TH BY THE TOURNEY, A THREE MORE PLAYERS WERE TIED AT 74 THEY WERE MARGIE SCORING 5 RUNS ON 5 HITS TO TAKE THE fiR TREE WAS pUT MASTERS SANDRA HAYNIE-'C AND GLORIA AMRSTRONG. LEAD AS JONAH MAWAE, SONNY KAPAHU AND IN ON THE THIRD HANOHANO SINGLED AND BILLY ATKINS HIT HOLE TO ELIMI A LONG HOMER TO PROVIDE THE POWER AT NATE SHORT-CUTS TilE PLATE ON THE DOGLEG THE GREYHOUNDS PICKED UP 3 RUNS IN Sports SECTION THE 2ND INNING ~ND BORO'S THIRD HOMER Of THE BALL GAME TIED THE SCORE IN THE 5TH INNING BEfORE THE WINNING RUN THREE MEET RECORDS ARE SHATTERED SCORED IN THE 6TH IN AAU SWIMMING AND DIVING MEET IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE AT DALLY FIELD MAUMEE, OHIO, AUG 14 (UPI )-THREE MEET RECORDS WERE BETTERED TODAY IN THE II THE MARINE DEPT WAS HARD PRESSED BY EVENTS OF THE NATIONAL AAU MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SWIMMING AND DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS THE HIGH SCHOOL#2 TO WIN 12-8 THE BIG MARKS WERE SET IN THE WOMEN'S 200 METER BREAST-STROKE, THE WOMEN'S 200 METER BATS OF DON NISHIUMRA WHO HAD A PERFECT BACKSTROKE WHERE THE FIRST THREE FINISHERS BETTERED THE RECORD, AND THE MEN'S AFTERNOON AND BOOMING HOME RUNS BY DAN- 400 METER FREESTYLE RELAY NY HANAKAHI AND HERBERT TAKEYAMA WERE THE EXPECTED DUEL IN THE WOMEN'S 200 METER BACKSTROKE BETWEEN KATHY FERGUSON JUST A LITTLE TOO MUCH FOR THE HIGH OF BURBANK, CALIF., AND CATHY CARON OF FRANCE DID NOT MATERIALIZE. THE 17-YEAR SCHOOL NINE VIRGIL PALACOL PITCHED A OLD FRENCH GIRL FINISHED THIRD. FINE BALL GAME TO WIN HIS SECOND GAME IN A TIE FOR FIRST WITH MISS FERGUSON, AT THE TIME OF 228, WAS 14-YEAR-OLD OF THE WEEK JUDY HUMBARGER OF FORT WAYNE, INOIANA. THEY SWEPT TO~E FINISH LINE 1.2 SEC- THE GAME STARTED OUT TO BE A WALK ONDS FASTER THAN THE MEET MARK AND ONLY 06 SECONDS OFF THE WORLD MARK, BOTH AWAY WHEN THE MARINE DpPT. SCORED 5 SET IN 1964 BY MISS FERGUSON. RUNS ON FOR HITS IN THE FIRST INNING IN THE MEN'S 400 METER RELAY, THE SANTA CLARA CALIF, "A" TEAM LEO ALL THE HOWEVER, THE HIGH SCHOOL MADE A GAME WAY IN BETTERING THE MEET MARK, GOING PF IT BY SCORING 4 RUNS ON 2 HITS IN MCKI NLEY ADVANCES; THE OISTANCE IN 3 36 I TO TOP ITS OWN THE 3RD ONASINGLE ByMIKE HASLER III 0 STOLLE UPSET AT N.Y.. RECORD OF 3'39. 4 • THE TEAM IS COMPOSED A LONG TRIPLE BY EARL REDMAN THEY OF LOUIS NICOL"O, GREG BUCKINGHAM, GARY HAD A RALLY GOING IN THE 6TH BUT THE SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. AUG 14 (UPI )-CHUCK ILMAN AND DICK ROTH DOOR WAS SHUT ON THEM BY THE STEADY MCKINLEY, AMERICA'S SECOND-RANKED PLAY- IN THE WOMEN'S 100 METER BREASTSTROKE PITCHING OF PALACOL AND FINE SUPPORT ER, WHIPPED CHARLES PASARELL OF PUERTO CLAUDIA KOLa, A I~-YEAR-OLD FROM SANTA BY HIS TEAMMATES. RICO, 4-6, 6-4, 6-0, AND IAN CROOKENDEN CLARA, WON IN 2:48.6, BETTERING HER OLD OF NEW ZEALAND STUNNED AUSTRALIAN FRED MARK OF 2'49.8, WHILE 19-YEAR-OLD CVN- ATTENTION LITTLE LEAGUERS STOLLE, 3-6, 10-8, AND 10-8 TO REACH THIA GOYETTE OF DETROIT WAS SECOND IN THE FIRST PRACTICE SESSJON FOR THE THE SEMIFINALS OF THE MEADOW CLUB INVI- 2 49 4 LITTLE LEAGUE BALL PLAYERS WILL BE HELD TATIONAL TENNIS TOURNAMENT. THOMPSON MANN OF CHESAPEAK, VIRGINIA, MONDAY 16 AUGUST AT 4 45 P.M. AT THE McKINLEY WILL MEET CROOKENDEN TOMOR- WONTHE 200 METER BACKSTROKE IN 2.12.4, BALL PARK IN fRONT Of MACYS. ROW IN ONE SEMifiNAL MATCH, WHILE GENE TO BE I~ SECONDS SHY Of THE MEET MARK BE SURE TO BRING YOUR BALL GLOVES TO SCOTT AND MARK COX OF ENGLAND, WHO POKEY WATSON, 15-YEAR-OLD FROM SANTA ALL PRACTICES THIS fiRST PRACTICE IS REACHED THE ROUND OF FOUR YESTERDAY, CLARA, CAPTURED THE WOMEN'S 100 METER VERY IMPORTANT SO BE SURE TO BE ON TIM& SQUARE Off IN THE OTHER FREESTYLE IN I 00.7, TO BE THREE-TENTHS THE THIRD-SEEDED McKINLEY HAD TROUBLE OF A SECOND Off THE MEET MARK SET LAST JOMAKAJ NIPS EBEYE GETTING UNTRACKED IN THE FIRST SET BUT YEAR BY SHARON STOUDER Of THE CITY OF DISPLAYING THEIR BEST DEfENSIVE EF- HIS SUPERB vOLLEYS IN THE FINAL TWO COMMERCE, WHO fAILED TO QUALIFY TODAY fORT Of THE YEAR, JOMAKAJ HELD THE SETS PERMITTED HIM TO TAKE CONTROL Of MISS STOUDER'S BACK INJURY, WHICH HAMP- HIGHLY TOUTED FORWARD LINE OF THE THE MATCH. ERED HER IN TRAININ~, SHOWED IN THE EBEYE BLUE LAGOON ISLANDERS INTACT TO STOLLE EASILY CAPTURED THE FIRST SET MORNING SEMifiNALS. WIN THE 1965 KWAJALEIN JUNIOR SOCCER AS CROOKENDEN EXPERIENCED DiffiCULTY TOM TRETHEWAY Of INDIANAPOLIS TOOK CUP CHAMPIONSHIP THURSDAY 1-0, BEfORE WITH HIS SERVE BUT THE MATCH CHANGED THE MEN'S 100 METER BREASTSTROKE CROWN A GOOD CROWD Of CLOSE TO 200 ITS COMPLEXION IN THE SECOND SET WHEN IN I 08 3, JUST BEATING CHET JASTREMSKI ALL-STAR CENTER fORWARD ROD NORTON CROOKENDEN MASTERED HIS SERVE AND LEfT Of TOLEDO WHO HOLDS THE MEET RECORD Of WAS ONCE AGAIN THE KING PIN fOR COACH THE 26-YEAR-OLD AUSSIE GRIMACING IN I 07 5 SET IN 1961. DWIGHT Ross' AGGRESSIVE fORWARD LINE. fRUSTRATION. HE ALSO WON THE THIRD SET ANOTHER II EVENTS WILL BE HELD TOMOR NORTON TOOK A DEfLECTED SHOT IN THE SERVING 13 ACES AND fORCING STOLLE TO ROW, 'AND THE MEET ENDS SUNDAY WITH CON- 119TH MINUTE Of PLAY 0 I RECTL YIN fRONT ERROR I N THE 18TH GAME fOR THE MATCH CL UD I NG RACES. Of THE EBEYE GOAL TO SCORE THE CHAMPION SHIP MARKER NORTON, ALONG WITH TIMMY KEELING, WERE CONSTANTLY THREATS TO FRONT RUNNER AARON STILL LEADS EBEYE GOALIE, KORAB ATI, HOWEVER, IT AFTER 45 HOLES OF PGA PLAY WAS THE SENSATIONAL PLAY OF BAC~ MARK LIGONIER, PENN, AUG. 14 (UPI )-TOMMY AARON REMAINED THE EARLY LEADER AfTER 45 ESTRADA, BOB AGEE AND ALL-STAR GOALIE, HOLES IN THE 47TH PGA CHAMPIONSHIP TODAY ALTHOUGH LOCAL fAVORITE ARNOLD PALMER PEE WEE KEELING WHO STOLE THE LIMELIGHT VIRTUALLY ELIMINATED HIMSELF fROM CONTENTION BY SHOOTING A THIRD ROUND 74 ALTHOUGH EBEYE HELD CONTROL Of THE A~RON, A NOTORIOUS fRONT RUNNER WHO STILL IS LOOKING fOR HIS fiRST TOURNAMENT BALL THROUGH A BETTER PART Of THE GAME VICTORY, INCORPORATED THREE BIRDIES AND TWO BOGEYES IN HIS ONE-UNDER-PAR 35 THEIR fORWARD LINE Of THE DANGEROUS OVER THE fRONT NINE OF LAUREL VALLEY'S 7,090-YARD LAYOUT TO STAY ONE STROKE A BuLKEIM BROTHERS, JUNIOR, JANER AND HEAD Of STEADY DAVE MARR. KEJELER COULD NOT DENT THE PIONEER DE AARON'S SIX-UNDER-pAR TOTAL Of 172 fOR 45 HOLES ALSO PUT HIM TWO STROKES IN fENSE. EBEYE'S PASSING AND CROSSING, FRONT OF MASTERS CHAMP JACK NICKLAUS AND FORMER U.S. OPEN CHAMPION BILLY CASPE~ SO NOTABLE IN THEIR EARLIER MATCHES, BOTH Of WHOM WERE AT 174. WAS NOT EVIDENT IN THIS ALL IMPORTANT PALMER, PLAGUED BY PROBLEMS ALMOST FORMER U.S. OPEN CHAMPION GENE LIT- FINAL GAME, ESPECIALLY ON THEIR GCAL FROM THE MOMENT HE STARTED THIS TOURNA- TLER AND JACKY CUPIT LED THE EARLY APPROACH DEEP INTO JOMAKAJ TERRITORY MENT RAN INTO fOUR BOGEYS AND ONE DOUB~ THIRD ROU~D rlNISHERS WITH A FIVE-OVER JOMAKAJ'S VICTORY WAS INDEED SWEET BOGEY DURING TODAY'S ROUND AND HIS PAR 218 TOTAL LITTLER AND CUPIT BOTH fOR COACH Ross. HIS CLUB, PLAGUED BY THREE BIRDIES DID LITTLE TO PREVENT HIM CHECKED IN WITH 70s TODAY INEXPERIENCE DURING THE REGULAR SEASON, FROM CARDING HIS THIRD STRAIGHT OVER- WES ELLIS, GORDON JONES AND CHARLIE FINISHED LAST PAR ROUND. S I FrORD WERE ONE STROKE BACK W'T" :>1 Q t-DURGLASS SATURDAY 14 AUGUST 1965 .~FRS (CONTINUED ~ROI4 (CONTINUED fROM .-. PAGE THREE) RIOTERS PAGE ONE) BEN CASEY SUED FOR blVORCE THERE IS "SPECTRUM," WITH JOHN DALY, Los ANGELES, AUGUST 14,(UPI)--VINCE "THE TELEPHONE HOUR" AND "Our MUS I CAL IN CHICAGO, GOVERNOR OTTO KERNER TO EDWARDS, WHO PLAYS "DR. BEN CASEY' ON HERITAG.~ SATURDAY'S NEW PROGRAMMING DAY ORDER 2,000 ILLINOIS NATIONAL TELrVISION, HAS BEEN SUED fOR DIVORCE 1"CLUDeS "THE BUD GUEST SHOW", PLEA GUARDSMEN TO ACTIVE DUTY IN THE CHICA BY ACTRESS-SINGER KATHY KERSH, WHOM S~NTLY eNTERTAINING A NEW TEEN PRO GO AREA TO GUARD AGAINST FURTHER RIOT HE MARRIED LAST JUNE 13. CnAM CALLED "SHINDIG". IT'S WILD' ING ON THE CITY'S WEST SIDE. IN HER SUPERIOR COURT SUIT fiLED A~~ 'THE 0 HENRY PLAYHOUSE", IT'S KERNER ORDER THE TROOPS TO BE ON YESTERDAY, MISS KERSH, 23, A FORMER THRILLING' LAST BUT NOT LEAST, MAN, STANDBY ALERT AT THE REQUEST Of CHICA MISS RHEINGOLD, ACCUSED THE ACTOR Of IT'S THE "\[ORLD Of JAZZ" AT ELEVEN GO POLICE SUPT ORLANDO W WILSON CRUELTY. SHE ALSO SAID SHE IS PREGNANT ,IFTEEN WE SPLIT AT MIDNIGHT WILSON WARNED EARLIER THAT "LOSS Of AND ASKED $3,500 MONTHLY ALIMONY AND (CONTINUED fROM LIVES COULD BE IMMINENT" IN THE RIOTS $1,500 MONTHLY CHILD SUPPORT WHEN THE NAB PAGE ONE) WHICH HAVE SWIRLED AROUND A fiRE STA BABY IS BORN. DRAfTED BY THE BRITISH, CANADA, TION IN THE PREDOMINANTLY NEGRO NEIGH THE COUPLE SEPARATED LAST SUNDAY ANJ ITALY -- THE PROPOSAL WILL BAS BORHOOD OF LAWNDALE THE SUIT WAS fiLED ON THE COUPLE'S ICALLY RESTORE TWO CLAUSES IT WAS THE fiRST TIME ILLINOIS NA TWO-MONTH ANNIVERSARY. I. NUCLEAR NATIONS WILL NOT PASS ON TIONAL GUARDSMEN HAVE BEEN CALLED OUT EDWARDS, 36, REVEALED HIS MARRIAGE NUCLEAR WEAPONS OR TECHNOLOGY TO NON TO PUT DOWN A RACIAL DISTURBANCE IN TO MISS KERSH ABOUT A MONTH AfTER THE NUCLEAR STATES. 13 YEARS CIVIL CEREMONY IT WAS THE FIRST MAR- 2. NON-hUCLEAR STATES WILL RENOUNCE OOTH WI~SON AND KERNER EMPHASIZED R I AGE f 0 R,:::B:.:0:cT.::H:'. ____..,- I. ADVANCE A WARNING fROM Moscow THAT THAT THEY HAVE CONFIDENCE IN CHICAGO (CONTINUED fROI" iT WILL BE REJECTED OUT Of HAND POLICE TO CONTROL THE RIOTERS CALLING RI OTERS COLUMN TWO) SOVIET DISARMAMENT NEGOTIATOR SEM OUT THE TROOPS WAS A PRECAUTION TO MEMBERS Of OTHER CIVIL RIGHTS GROUPS YOM K TSARAPKIN INSISTS THE WEST IS MAKE SURE THE CHICAGO RIOTS DO NOT AND CORE OffiCIALS FROM OUT OF TOWN "WASTING ITS TIME" BECAUSE IT REfUSES SWELL Td THE PROPORTIONS Of THE OUT ATTENDED THE LATE AfTERNOON SESSION TO SCRAP PLANS fOR A NATO NUCLEAR BREAKS WHICH HAVE TORN Los ANGELES TWENTY-fiVE NEGRO AND WHITE DEMON FORCE. IN SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS, CIVIL STRATORS WHO WERE ARRESTED LAST NIGHT THE PLAN~ PREVENT EVEN THE DISCU~ RIGHTS LEADERS, STUNG BY THE ARREST ON THE STEPS Of CITY HALL WERf ARRAIG~ cl~N Of '''.-PROLIfERATlON, TARAPKIN OF 25 Of THEIR NUMBER, CALLED TONIGHT ED TODAY ON VARIOUS CHARGES 11451STS fOR A MASS RALLY IN THE CITY'S RACIAL THE 25, MOST Of THEM NEGROES, HAD THE WEST INTENDS TO TABLE THE DRAfT LY TENSE NEGRO SECTION FOLLOWED BY A BEEN PARTICIPATING IN A ROUNO-THE PkOPOSAL ANYWAY BECAUSE IT CONSIDERS MARCH ON CITY HALL CLOCK DEMONSTRATION AT CITY HALL TO 'ON-PROLIFERATION SUCH AN URGENT THEY SAID THE RALLY WOULD BEGIN "IM PROTEST ALLEGED POLICE BRUTALITY ISSUE MEDIATELY" IN WINCHESTER SQUARE AT THE A fEW HOURS AFTER THE ARRESTS, TWO HEART OF A PREDOMINANTLY NEGRO NEIGH NEGRO YOUTHS SMASHED WINDOWS AND SET CLEVELAND, OHIO, AUGUST 14 (UPI)- BORHOOD WHERE TWO WHITE-OWNED STORES FIRE TO TWO STORES IN THE WINCHESTER AUTDMATI ON COULD BECOME A WORK I NG WERE fiRE-BOMBED LAST NIGHT SQUARE AREA. ONE Of THE STORES, A MAN'S BEST fRIEND TAKE THE CASE Of POLICE SAID THEY WERE UNAWARE Of THE NEIGHTBORHOOD MARKET, WAS OWNED BY A AN IR~NWORKER EMPLOYED BY THE CLEVE PLANNED DEMONSTRATION BUT EXPECTED TO WHITE MAN AND THE OTHER, A TRADING LANO) BOARD Of EDUCAT ION. HE RETURNED BE ABLE TO COPE WITH IT. STAMP REDEMPTION CENTER, WAS MANAGED A PAYChECK, ISSUED BY A NEW OATA THE DEMONSTRATION WAS ORGANIZED AT A BY A WHITE WOMAN. PROCE$SING MACHINE, TO THE BOARD AND MEETING CONDUCTED BY OSCAR BRIGHT, ASKED FOR A NEW ACCOUNTING. HE COULD CHAIRMAN Of THE SPRINGfiELD CHAPTER OF THE MAN WHO HAS LEARNED TO REfLECT N'T fiGURE HOW HE HAD WO~KED 800 HOURS THE CbNGRESS Of RACIAL EQUALITY, HAS LAID BY SOMETHING NICE fOR A WET IN TWO WKS TO EARN THE ~6.ooo CHECK (CONTINUED IN AOJACENT COLUMN) nAY JOSH BI' I IN"" THE BIG VOICE OF THE MARSHALL ISLANDS SCHEDULE AFRS, KWAJALEIN 7.30 --- O. HENRY PLAYHOUSE 8.00 --- NEWS ~QNDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 8.'05 --- JOHNNY MAGNUS SHOW 8:05 --- SHINDIG 9.00 --- NEWS 8:'10 --- ESCAPE ,v,IKE HAMLIN SH'OW (6:00 AM) JIM DENNY SHOW (9 '05 PM) 9:00 --- NEWS ----6 3D HEADLINES ----100'0 NEWS JIM DENNY SHOW (9:05 PM) ----6 35 HAMLIN, MIKESIDE ----1005 JIM DENNY, CONT'D ----1000 NEWS ----70'0 NEWS, SPORTS, WEATHER ----1100 NEWS ----1005 JIM DENNY, CONT'D ----1100 NEWS ----7 15 HAMLIN, MIKESIDE ----1115 JIM DENNY, CONT'D ----1115 WORLD Of JAZZ ----8 0'0 NEWS MIDNIGHT-SIGN OFF MIDNIGHT-SIGN OFF ----8 05 HAI~LIN MIKESIDE SATURDAY ----8 30 HAPPY TALK (ARDEN DURHAM-- MIKE HAMLIN SHOW (6 00 AM) SUNDAY M-W-F) ----6.30 HEADLINES 9·00 -- SIGN ON ----8 35 HAMLIN'S HAPPENINGS ----6.35 HAMLIN, MIKESIDE Q.05 --- SAl T LAKE TABERNACLE CHOIR 9:30 - SOUNDS Of SUNDAY 9 0'0 --- NEWS ----7.00 NEWS SPORTS, WEATHER (000 --- NEWS 9.'05 --- THEATRE FIVE ----7.15 HAMLIN'S HAPPENINGS 1005 -- SOUNDS Of SUNDAY, CONT'D 10'0'0 -- NEWS 8.00 --- NEWS ,liDO --- NEWS 1'0'05 --- MONITOR 8.'05 --- BIG JOHN AND SPARKY 1105 -- BOLERO TIME 11'0'0 --- NEWS 9 '0'0 --- NEWS NOON --- NEWS 1205 -- I 105 --- ARTHUR GODfREY 9.'05 --- NAVY HOUR SMALL WORLD 1.00 --- NEWSMAKERS 113'0 --- AMERICA'S POPULAR MUSIC 30 --- LET GEORGE Do IT 9 SERENADE IN BLUE (WED MARSHALLESE PROGRAM) 1'00'0 --- NEWS i :~6 === FOLK MUSIC Of THE WORLD NOON --- NEWS, STOCK REPORT, WEATHER 1'005 -- YOUR ~lIGHTY LEADER (MIKE 2.00 --- NEWS DON HAGGERTY SHOW (12. 10 PM) SOUNDS Of TriE 60's 1100 --- NEWS HAMLIN) HAWA I I CALLS ----I CO NEWS 1105 --- FREEDOM SINGS ~;~g ::: NEWS ----2 CD HAGGERTY, AT THE HELM 113'0 --- AMERICA'S POPULAR MUSIC ~:05 -- ARMY HOUR ----2 00 NEWS NOON --- NEWS, LOCAL WEATHER CONTINENTAL VARIETIES ~:d8 NEWS ----2 05 DON HAGGERTY, CONT'O DON HAGGERTY SHOW (12 05 PM) ::: SAMMY DAVIS, JR 3 00 --- NEWS ----I 00 NEWS ' 4~~~ ::: NEWS j O~ --- COUNTRY CORNER (JOE ALLISON) ----I 05 DON HAGGERTY, CONT'D :05 -- FOOTLIGHTS & SOUNDTRACKS .J ') --- TEEN BEAT (KWAJ TEENS) ----2 00 NEWS .00 --- NEWS TELEPHONE HOUR ~ j0 --- PARADISE ISLAND ----2.05 HAGGERTY, AT THE HELM ;~6 NEWS 5 \)5 --- JIM AMECHE SHOW ::: 2 45 --- NEWS .05 -- SPECTRUM (JOHN DALY) 2 55 --- BASEBALL WARMUP :00 --- NEWS : SpORrSCOPE J S I) 3.00 --- MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL - 8:05 --- BEST FROM INTERLOCHEN IRA COOK SHOW 6 30 FOLLOWED BY SCOREBOARD AND 8:30 --- THE MAGNifiCENT MONTAGUE 00 NEWS NEWS HEADLINES 7 00 --- LAWRENCE WELK SHOW MUSIC BY CANDLELIGHT 9 7 05 5 15 --- ALBUM FAVOR IT ES 9·30 --- REACH FOR THE STARS (M) GUNSMOKE 7 35 6'0'0 --- NEWS 9.35 --- WHAT'S My LINE7 (T) WALK SOfTLY PETER TROY 6.15 --- THE NAVY SWINGS 1000 --- RESEARCH (W) SUSPENSE 6-3'0 --- TALES OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST 1005 --- OUR MUSICAL HERITAGE (T) FAMILY THEATRE 6·35 --- S I L VER PLATTER 1100 --- NEWS (F) JOHNNY DOLLAR 7 00 NEWS 1115 --- DREAMSVILLE t uu --- NEWS 0 --- BUD GUEST SHOW MIDNIGHT-SIGN OFF HOURGLASS S.H 4 AUGUST I ClASSIFIED CLUB NOT ICES SCUBA CLUB--THERE WILL BE AN ASSOCI .FOR SALE ATED MEMBERSHIP CHECKOUT MONDAY, AUGUST 16, AT 5.30 PM AT THE BACHELORS ORIGINAL Oil PAINTINGS AND WATER CO POOL BRING A MASK WITHOUT PURGE VAL LORS - MOST ARE FRAMED - PRICED FROM AND SNORKEL ASSOCIATED MEMBERSHIP TO $100. SEE AT TR 759 $:0 CHECKOUT IS REQUIRED FOR SCUBA CLUB CLASS • ~ - LADIES 26" BIKES - $5 AND $10, ,I - GIRL'S 20" BIKE - MAKE OFFER, CLOTH WOMEN'S CLUB--RESERVATIONS FOR THE WO SHOWTIME 7 &. 9 e,OT'IES OASKET - $1, ROCKING HORSE - MEN'S CLUB lUNCHEON NEXT TUESDAY, MUST CHAIR - $5, BABY WALKER - .~~, RGCKI~~ BE MADE NO lATER THAN SUNDAY EVENING A CERTAIN SMILE A GOLF ClUOS AND BAG WITH CART - EX- S,T~' ~ COME EARLY FOR THE SOCIAL HOUR AT 12 ROSSANO BRAZZI, JOAN FONTAINE -ELlE." CO,WITION - ",100, AUTOMATIC TO MEET THE NEWCOMERS. LUNCHEON WI Ll DRAMA COLOR WIDE SCREEN ';.31IER - $50 CALL 2446 OR SEE AT SERVED IN THE BANYAN ROOM AT I PM. FOR }~:' ~D RESERVATIONS PLEASE CALL REGINA CHUTKO 2340, OR KAREN FAVRE, 2322 BABYSIT 10WlR NOOEl 6379 SLIDE PROJECTOR TING ARRANGEMENTS MAY BE MADE BY CON ',I "I A I HEQv I PT MODEL P 2x2 Sl I DE CHAN Ricka,.J~on TACTING MIDGE WILLIAMS 22(0, PEG BAC tl4 GIRL'S 24" BIKE WITH EXTRA SHOWTIME 7:30 L. , T } 4" KUS, 2189 OR THE ISLAND NURSERY TI E - $5, GIRL'S 2 • BIKE WITH 6E~TRA ART OF LOVE TilE - IJEEDS SEAT - ",3, GIRL'S 2 KWAJALEIN ~~LACOLOGICAL SOCIETY WilL AT .IKE - IIEEDS CHAIN - $3, CONVERTIBLE JAMES GARNER, DICK VAN DYKE HOLD ITS MONTHLY MEETING MONDAY, AUG 20,,1 i5 QIKE WITH 2 EXTRA TUBES AND COMEDY COLOR 16 AT 8 PM IN THE SCUBA CLUB HOUSE II"ES - RIGHT SIZE FOR STING RAY MODI CHUCK HERRON AND SCOTTY LEE WILL SPEAK MA & PA KETTLE ON VACATION I ICATION - $7 CAll 2355 OR SEE AT ON "How To CLEAN SHELLS" All ISLAND liTeS 228A RESIDENTS ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND. AKA I 1O;k" TAPE REEL ADAPTOR - NEW - JJall THE TOASTMISTRESS CLUB Will HOLD A ~I), OA5Y STROllER, SAND BOX AND PLAY SHOWTIME 6:30-8.30 DINNER MEETING AT 7 PM MONDAY, AUGUST T"~lE - $10, Two PATIO SPEAKERS - $10, 16 AT THE YOKWE YUK ANYONE INTEREST "L011111011 ICE CHEST - $5, KODAK SLIDE MARA OF THE WILDERNESS IN ATTENDING PLEASE CONTACE ALICE WIL ATC "nOJLCTU,l HoD 500 - $40, GIRL'S BICY ADAM WEST, LINDA SAU~DERS ING AT 2469. elY - $10, PATIO BAR ON WHEELS - $15, OUTDOOR ADVENTURE COLOR P,IILCO TRANSISTOR PROTABlE RADIO - $10 CHESS CLUB WILL HOLD ITS REGULAR SUN Ie' RECORDS - ALL TYPES - $1 50 EACH DAY AFTERNOON SESSION TOMORROW BEGIN CA~L 392 AFTER 5 PM OR SEE AT TR 715 NING AT IPM AT THE SCUBA CLUB HOUSE VISITORS ARE WELCOME I-CdILDS CAR BED - CONVERTS TO SEAT, 'lAew _POlLER WITH SHOPPING BASKET, 1- ANNOUNCEMENTS SHOWTIME 7.30-12.15 CIIiLD'S PLAY AND FEED TABLE WITH ADJU YOKWE YUK CLUB MENU FOR TONIGHT WILL 12 ANGRY MEN TALLl SEAT AND lEGS, I-WESTBEND BOTTLE ATC BE HENRY FONDA, LEE J. COBB, ED BEGLEY ST[?ILIZER AND 10 EVEN-FLO BOTTLES WI BUFFET SERVICE - 8.30 PM TO 10.30 PM DRAMA BLACK ANO WHITE CAPS ;'~D DISKS CALL 2772 LOBSTER TA I l PRIME RIB OF BEEF 24" 1·luPRHY BOY'S BICYCLE - $10, 1- SERVED WITH TOSSED GREEN SALAD, -ITTEO COLORED MuU~UU - NEW - SIZE 16 ASPARAGUS SPEARS, BAKED POTATO ,,10, I-S,'IRTWAIST D~ESS - YELLOW - WITH SOUR CREAM OR BUTTER, STEA ~3 CALL 2781 ED RICE. DANNY LAVILlA AND HIS GROUP WILL I-,IOMEN'S 26" KWAJ-CONDITION BIKE - PLAY FOR DINING AND DANCING BUS RILEY'S BACK IN TOWN "J, l-wOY'S 24" BIKE - $8 CALL 2314 A MICHAEL PARKS, ANN-MARGRET OR SEE AT TR. 503 THERE WILL BE A TEA FOR REV SAM SAS DRAMA COLOR SLER AND FAMILY AT THE JERRY ANDREW'S 20 FOOR HARSHAllESE OUTRIGGER COM HOME - 411 D - ON SUNDAY FROM 3 TO 5. SUNDAY'S MOVIES AUGUST 15, 1965 PLETE WITH SAIL CALL 9-377 OR SEE EVERYONE IS INVITED TO ATTEND. BUDDY YOUNG AT THE MARINA FOR FURTHER YOKWE yuK----LADY TAKES A FLYER A InFORMATION RICHARDSON---TWELVE ANGRY MEN ATC ANYONE INTERESTED IN JOINING THE IVEY HALL----ART OF LOVE AT DEMOlAY MOTHERS' CLUB, PLEASE CONTACT 4 SPEED MAGNA VOX PORTABLE RECORD OCEAN VIEw---A CERTAIN SMILE A LOIS SMITH AT 2732 PLAYER - STEREO - $55, BROWNIE FI 9 TRADE WINDS--BUS RILEY'S BACK IN TOWN A TURRET MOVIE CAMERA - 8MM - $35, GRO MATINEE: AT IVEY HALL I PM - BON SUPPORT THE BARGAIN BAZAAR CE,Y CART - $1, PHONE 9-371 DAYS OR VOYAGE 2252 NIGHTS OR SEE AT 402C MOVIES ARE KEYED AS TO THE AUDIENCE (0" TRICYCLE - $2.50. AVAILABLE FOR WHICH THEY ARE SUITABLE. THE SYM AUG 20, CALL 762 OR SEE AT TR 508 BOLS A, T AND C REPRESENT ADULTS, TEENS AND CHILDREN RESPECTIVELY. THE PRES EN OF ANY OF THE THREE SYMBOLS INDICATES IlhQg THAT THE FILM IS CONSIDERED SUITABLE • STAR SHPPHIRE RING WITH 2 DIAMONDS FOR THE AUDIENCE GROUP REPRESENTED BY I', SIDE AT GENERAL BARRACKS FIRST FLOO THE SYMBOLS. I~ -- FRANICS Ar THE CROSSROADS CLASSIFIED (CONT ) A BROWN DIAPER BAG IN THE AREA OF ) WANTED CNOh BEACH ON THE 8TH OF AUGUST CALL 064 1 1 A REAR WHEEL AND TIRE FOR A 20Xl 75 i BIKE ALSO, USED BABY'S PLAY PEN CALL I/0UlO I;HOEVER FOUND A YELLOW RA I N "QHT WIT I KAREN EMO WRITTEN ON THE 9449 OR COME TO TR. 643 1 IC LAG, THE RAINCOA'r AND THE HAD PL 2 MATCHED SUITCASES, PREFERABLY WO [TURN IT. CALL 7h2 OR COME TO TR MAN'S SAMSONITE. I LARGE AND I MEDIUM CALL 2775. CARPET OR RUG APPROXIMATELY 9 X 12 " SET OF KEYS ON OCEAN ROAD HOUSE FOREST GREEN TO LIGHT GREEN. CALL 2253 ,~, AIIO POST OFFI C£ KE:Y ARe: ON THE I.e; CALL 2478 OR COME TO 453A HELP WANTED ADAM WEST liNDA SAUNDERS A DRY-CLEANING STUB OUTSIDE THE LAU _~~ ~=-_~ 1OII"'k:al.-- ANY ISLAND RESIDENT WHO IS QUALIFIED J, Y PICK UP DATE WAS AUGUST 6 CALL /II.IlIQIIIIISIOl.IIl ',:::5 DUR I NG WORK I NG HOURS AS A TEACHER AND WANTS TO REGISTER AS A "'- --=--=-... SUBSTITUTE, PLEASE CALL MR. STIMPSO,I ( CONTINUED IN COLUMN THREE) "'" - , PAGE S HOURGLASS SATURDAY 14 AUGUST 1965 MOND ... Y 16 TUES. 17 WED Itl THU~S. 19 F~ I. 20 ::;"'T. 21 SUN. 22 BOWL I NG ALLEY 0930-2 330 °93°-233° °93°-233° °93°-233° °93°-233° 0930-2400 0930-2330 DEPENDENTS POOL 1000-1900 1000-1900 1000-1900 1000-1900 1000-1900 1000-1900 BACHELOR POOL 0700-2100 °7°°-2100 0700-2100 °700-2100 °700-2100 °700-2100 MARINA 0930 - 1930 0930-1930 0930 -1930 0930-1930 0930 -1930 0730-193° °73°-193° HOBBY-CERAMICS 1230-1730 1230-1730 12 3°-1730 123°-173° 1230 -1730 1230-1730 SHOP 183°-213° 183°-213° 183°-2130 1830-213° 1830-2 130 183°-2130 LIBRARY °90°-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 1300-1700 1800-2200 SPECIAL SERVICES 083°-173° 083°-173° 0830-1730 0830 -1730 083°-173° 0830-1730 0830-1130 GEAR LOCKER 1200-lll» PHOTO LAB 1800-2130 1800-213° 1800-213° 1800-2130 1800-21 30 1200-1900 TENNIS COURTS 073-2300 °73°.23°0 0730-2300 0730-2300 °73°-23°0 °73°-2300 0730 - 2 300 GOLF COlRSE 163°-193° 163°-193° 163°-193° 163°-1930 163°-193° °73°-193° 0730-1930 EMeN BEACH LIFE W HEN LAG IS HOISTED PN LIFE GUA D GUARD ON DUTY S TAN D TRAP RANGE 1700-1800 13QO..1500 ---..,--.-- PISTOL RANGE 17°°-1800 --- .. ----~ 0900-1100 RICHARDSON W... ~ P ... RTY SYNONAN FLOOD TIDE WAY TO THE DEA~ B~IGITTE TOWER OF THOSE THEATER GOLD LONDON CALLOWAYS YOKWE YUK DEAR BRIGITTE THOSE WAR PARTY TOWE~ OF FLOOD TIDE WAY TO THE THEATER CALLOWAYS LONDON GOLD > OCEAN VIEW TOWER OF WAY TO THE SYNONAN DEA~ BRIGITTE WA~ PARTY THOSE fLOOD T I DE THEATER LONDON GOLD CALLOWAYS IVEY HALL W... y TO THE FLOOD TIDE DEAR BRIGITT SYNONAN THOSE WAR PARTY TOWER OF THEATER GOLO CALLOWAYS LONDON TRADEWINDS THOSE WAR PARTY TOWER OF WAY TO THE SYNONAN DEAR BRIGITTE THEATER CALLOWAYS LONDON FLOOD TIDE GOLD DEAR BRIGITTE-100 MIN. COMEDy-COLOR WAY TO THE GOLD-94 MIN. AT THOSE CALLOWAYS-131 MIN. ATC JMIES STEWART, fABIAN ATC ACTION DRAMA COLOR-WIDE SCREEN DRAMA COLOI'! AN ESTEEMED PROFESSOR OF LlTERATURE JEFFREY HUNTER, SHEREE NORTH BRIAN KEITH, VERA MILES "T A CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY, LIVES MEA- AN EX-CONVICT WITH INFORMATION ABOUT A FUR TRAPPER WITH HIS WIFE AND THEIR GE