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Polaris Missile Shot Is Failure Senate Passes -----------------------------------------------.------------------------------- I FILE COpy , HiGH TIDE LOW TIDE 8/19/ 5.8 AT 061:8 8/19/ 0.4 AT 0005 8/19/ 5.2 AT 1843 :lite HOURGLASS 8/19/ 0.4 AT 1237 VOL. 3 No. 1196 KWAJALEI~, MARSHALL ISLANDS SATURDAY 18 AUGUST 1962 GiVE DESTROYERS TO JAPAN PRESIDENT MAKES WASH~NGTON, AUGUST 17 (UPI)--THE SENATE PASSES TRIP TO WEST COAST UNIT~D STATES W~LL GiVE JAPAN ~8 FORMER COMMUNICATION BILL WASrlINGTON, AUGUST 17 (UPI)--PRESij- U S. NAV) DESTROYER ESCORTS FOR THE WASHINGTON, AUGUST !7 (UPI)--fHE DENT KENNEDY TODAY AVAiLEO HIMSELf OF JAPANESE SELF-DEfENSE fORCE, PENTAGON SENATE LATE TODAY OVERWH£LMiNG~Y APP­ ' A TiME-HONORED PRESIDENTIAL CUSTOM-­ OfrIC!ALS SAID T00AY ROVED PRESIOEN~ KENhEDY'S Bill TO SET \ UP A WORLDWIDE COMMUNICATiONS SA T EkLI1E ! ViS~TING WESTERN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT I PROJECTS DURING A CONGRESSIONAL ELEC- NETWORK, ArTER A SMALL BAND OF f it ~­ BUSTERING DEMOCRATS FINALLY RAN OUT OF I TiON YEAR. POLARIS MISSILE I START!NG FROM WASHiNGTON BY JET DELAYING TACT~CS. I PLANE, THE CHiEF EXECUTUVEJS ITINERARY SHOT IS FAILURE THE 66-!1 VOTE, CLIMAXING 19 DAYS ' FOR TODAY TOOK HIM ~ROM SPEAK2~G DATES CAPE CANAVERAL, rLORIDA, AUGUST 17 Or OFTEN BITTER DEBATE, WAS A VICrORY I iN PiERRE, SOUTH DAKOTA, AND PJEBLO, (UP1)--A U.S. NAVY POLARi~ MISSILE BLEW rOR ThE PRESijDENT~S PLAN TO ESTABLISH I COLORADO, TO A SCENIC EVENI~G IN T~E UP IN THE SKY TODA~ LESS THAN 15 SEC- A PRIVATELY OWNED BY GOVERNMENT-SUPER- I MAJESTUC YOSEMITE NATiONAL PARK OF ONDS ArTER ~T ~AS LAUNCHED ON A PLANNED VISED CORPORATION TO OPERATE THE SVS­ CALIFORNIA" lEST FL~GHT ACROSS lHE ATLANTIC OCEAN. TEM AND WAS A DEfEAT FOR THE OPPONENTS I THE PRESIDENT WAS SC~EDULED TO TAKE THE BOTTL E-;;,HAPED ROCKET, AN "A-2" iN H! SOWN PAR"Y. OFr (AT Ih30 GMT) FROM ANDREWS AIR MOD£L lit( 11 H A RANGE Of i, 725 MILES, WAS THE MEASURE ~ WH I CH E SCAIJED UNCHANGED FoacE BASE, MARYLAND, ON A TH~EE-rOUR F~RED fROM A PAD ON CAPE CANAVERAL. FROM A HOST Or PROPOSED OPPOSIT~ON fliGHT TO PIERRE WHERE HE WILL ViS~T BUT AS iT THUNDERED TOWARD SPACE, AMENDMENTS, NO~ GOES TO T~E HOUSE. THAT THE u.s ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS AT T~E M~SSftLE~~ BOOSTER B~EW APARTo CH~~AER, WHICH A~READY APPROVED A SIM- THE DAM AND POWER PLANT O~ THE MiSSOU­ CHU~~S OF META~ AND fLAMI~G SOLiD FUEL ILAR BILL, WAS EXP~CTED 10 ACCEPT THE R ~ R ~ itER l~~B_ED BACK ONTO CAPE CANAVERAL. SENATE VERSION AND SEND ~T TO THE AT PUEBLO HE WILL SPf~K ON RESOURCE AN A&~ FORCE SPOKESMAN SA!D THE M!S- PRESIDENT FOR HcS SiGNATURl. DEVflOPMEN~ AT THE HEART OF THE $170 HAP CAUSt:D It A SMAL.L BRUSH F i REII ON THE •• • M!~LIO~ FRYINGPAN-ARKANSAS RECLAMAT!ON CAPE ITSE~F. THERE WERE NO PERSONNEL SWEDEN GRANTS MRS~ FINKBINE'S PROJECT, AuTHORIZATION FOR WHICH HE ~NvURiES AND LITTLE PROPERTY DAMAGE. REQUEST FOR A LEGAL ABORTION SgGN[O iN WASH!NGTON YESTERDAYo THE POLAR~S WAS SuPPOSED TO FL.Y AN STOCKHOLM, AUGuST 17 (UPi)--SWEDEN LATE rODAY ME WIL~ LAND AT CASTLE ESTiMATED 1,400 MILES 10 TEST COMPON­ TODAY GRA~TED MRS. SHERRY fINKB~N[ TH: A~R FORCE BASE OUTstDE MERCED, CALiF­ EN15 TO BE USED O~ A STILL MORE ADVAN­ LEGAL ABO~T'ON DENtED HER IN TH( U S OqN!A, AND SHAKE HANDS WiTH l~CAL AND CED POLAR~S ROCKET, A 2,900-MILE VER­ AND THE PHOEN~X, ARIZONA ~E~EVHS!O~ STATE DIGNITARIES, EXPECTED TO !NC~uDE S!?N. PERFORMER PREPARED FOR AN ~MMED!ATE Gov EDMuND G BROWN WHO is RUNN~NG THE OEF£NSE DEPARTMENT SAID CAUSE OPERATiON. FO~ Rt-ELECTION AGAINST fORMER ViCE OF THE rAlluRE WAS NOT KNOWN IMMEDiA1E- MRS. flNKBINE AR~ANGED TO E~TER THE PRESIDENT RiCHAR:> M.NIXON. TI1E.N KEN­ I..Y. CAROLINE HOSPiTAL T~iS AFTERNOON. NEDY WULL HOP BY HELiCOPTER TO ~osr­ THE 30-YEAR-OLD MOThER or fOUR, WHO MirE TO SPEND THE NIGHT. AMERICAN PEOPLE TO DECIDE FEARED HER FIF~H CHiLD WOuLD HAVE BEEN WHI~E THE WHITE HOUSE BilLED THE DEFORMED BECAUSE SHE lOOK THE DRUG TR!P AS ENTIRELY ItHON-POLiTiCAL," WHO IS STABBED IN THE BACK WASHINGTON, AUGUST j7 (UPI)--CHAIR­ THALiDOMiDE, WEPT WITH vOY WHEN SHE POL~T!CAL CIRCLES REGARDED SUCH A LA­ MA~ STUART SY~ijNGTON UNCORKED A BLIS­ RECEIVED WORD AT A SECRET ~!OEOUT W~TH BEL AS ~_M!LIAR SEMANTiCS EMPLovED BY TERING ATTACK ON GEORGE M. HUMPHREY FRiENDS THAT THE ABORTION BUREAU HAD DEMOC~ATIC, AS WELL AS REPUBLICAN AD­ APPROVED HER APPEAL. TODAY A~D AB~UPTlY CALLED orF THE FOR­ MiN~STRAT!ONS Or THE PAST TO DESCRIBE MER TREASURY SECRETARY'S SCHEDULED OFr-YEA~ ELECTION TRAVELS OF A P~ES!­ TESTIMONY BEFORE SENATE STOCKPILE IN­ FORMER GOVERNOR-GENERAL OF DENT VESTIGATDRS. ALGIERS ARRESTED ~N ITALY WESfERN DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENTS AND SYMiNGTON SAuD HE WOULD NOT LET NEW CANDiDATES rROM THE PRESIDENT'S MILAN, iTALY, AUGUST (UPI)--FoR­ HUMPhREY QUESTiON THE MOTIVES OF THE "7 PARTY will BE IN EVIDENCE AT EVERY MER FRENCH ARAB MINISTER JACQUES SOUS­ SENA1E. HE SAID HUMPHREY HAD ACCUSED STOP. TELLf, ONE OF THE MOST SEV£RE CRIT~CS THE I~VESTIGATORS OF STABBING HIM IN OF PRES~DENT CHARLES DE GAULLE~S AL­ THE BACK. GERIAN POLICY WAS ARRESTED HERE TODAY~ BROTHER OF KING SAUD HAS "THE AMERICAN PEOPLE WILL DECiDE ITALIAN POLiCE SAID. PASSPORT WITHDRAWN IN BEIRUT WHO STABBED WHO IN THE BACK," THE MISS­ SOUSTELLE, WHO ONCE SERVED AS BEIRUT, LEBANON, AUGUST 17 (UP!)-­ OURI DEMOCRAT ASSERTED. Gov­ ERNOR-GENERAL OF ALGERIA AND WAS A KEY THf SAUDI ARABiAN EMBASSY HERE LAST WHAT ANGERED SYMINGTON WAS A STATE­ NIGHT WUTHDREW THE PASSPORT OF KING MAN BEHIND DE GAULLE'S RETURN TO POWER MENT ATTRISUTED TO THE FORMER CABIN~T IN 1958, FLED FRANCE AF1ER THE GENERALS SAUDiS BROTHER, PRINCE EMBR TALAL BE OFfiCER IN THiS MORNING'S EDITION OF REVOLT IN ALGIERS APRIL 21-22, 1961. ABDEL AZIZo THE CHRISTiAN SCIENCE MONITOR. IT ALSO iNSTRUCTED ALL AIRLINES IITHEY DON'T DARE ATTACK IKE (FORMER 000000 USING SAUDi AIRPORTS TO REfUSE TO PRESIDENT DWIGHT Do EISENHOWER) DIRECT RUSSIAN TROOPS IN CUBA CARRY THE OISSIDENT PRINCE TO SAUDI SO THEY ARE ATTACKiNG ME," HUMPHREY WAS ARABII\. MIAMi, AUGUST 17 (UP!)--A CUBAN RE­ QUOTED AS SAYING. "THIS IS A STAB IN FUGEE LEADER CHARGED LAST NIGHT ~HAT THt ACTION FOLLOWED THE PRINCE'S THE BACK." STATEMENT WEDNESDAY HE WOULD RETURN RUSSIA IS LANDiNG TROOPS IN CUBA. SYMINGTON READ A IO-PAGE STATEMENT JULiO GARCERAN FORMALLY NOTIFIED TO ARABIA FROM BEiRUT TO OVERTHROW OPENING TODAY'S SCHEDULED QUESTIONING THE ORGANIZATIO~ Or AMERICAN STATES OF HiS BROTHER AND ESTABLISH A DEMOCRAT!C AND THEN RAPPED HIS GAVEL FOR ADJOURN­ REGIME. "THE LANDING OF RUSSIAN TROOPS IN THE MENT. II THE COMMENTS WERE MADE IN A BEIRUT PORTS OF MARIEL AND MATANZAS. HE PRESS CONFERENCE WHICH CAUSED LEBANESE CALLED FOR ACTION TO DEAL WITH "THE GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS SOME CONCERN, SEEK TO DEPORT ANOTHER fOR INTERVENTION OF AN OUTSIDE POWER IN AN SOURCES SAID. CORRUPTING PHILIPPINE OffiCIALS AMERICAN COUNTRY." AN OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT LATER MANilA, AUGUST 17 (UPI)--THE GOVERN­ SAID NON-LEBANESE WOULD NO LONGER BE MENT rILED DEPORTATION CHARGES TODAY RECOMMEND PASSAGE WITHOUT DELAY PERMITTED TO H~LD POLITICAL PRESS CON­ AGAINST ROBERT LA RUE STEWAR7, U.S. WASHINGTON, AUGUST 17 (UPI}--THE SEN­ FER[NCES rHERE WITHOUT PRIOR OFFICIAL MANAGER Or A RADIO-TELEVISION STATION ATE FOREiGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE FORMAL­ APPROVAL. IN NEARBY QUEZON CITY. LY RECOMMENDED TODAY THAT THE P~!LiPP­ PRESIDENTIAL PRESS SECRETARY LEONCIO aNES WAR DAMAGE CLAIMS BILL BE PASSED MAKES INDEPENDENCE DAY SPEECH PARUNGAO SAID STEWAR1 IS CHARGED WITH BY THE SENATE "WITHOUT DELAV." MANILA, AUGUST 18 (UPI)--INDONESiA CORRUPTiON OF PUBLIC OFFICIALS, V!OLA­ IN ITS FORMAL REPORT ON THE BILL, PRESIDENT SUKARNO TODAY BEGAN DELIVERY TION OF RADIO-CONTROL LAWS AND "PARTI­ WHICH iT APPROVED iN CLOSED SESSiON II OF HIS ANNUAL INDEPENDENCE OAf ADDRESS CiPATION IN PARTiSAN POLITICS IN VIO­ WEDNESDAY, THE COMMITTEE SAID PASSAGE iN WHICH HE WA$ EXPECTED TO FORMA~LY LATION OF ELECTION LAWS. OF THE BILL "IS DESIGNED TO SERVE THE PROCLAIM ~UCCES~ IN HIS LONG CAMPAIGN IF lHE GOVERNMENT'S DEPORTATION fOREIGN POLICY INTERES'! Of TH U.S." TO WiN CONTROL OF WEST NEW GUINEA FROM C~ARGES STICK, HE WOULD BE THE THiRD THE NETHERLANDS. AMERICAN EXPELLED FROM THE PHILIPPINES NEWS ITEMS? CALL 2114 OR 539 THIS MONTH. .. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS SATU~DAY 18 AUGUST 1962 PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION Of THE RESERVATIONS ON SALE TUESDAY ~AJALEIN HOSPITAL EXPRESSES COMMANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC M~SSILE THE WOMEN'S CLUB MONTHLY PARTY, THIS GRATITUDE TO BLOOD DONORS RANGE fACILITY KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL TIME A "COlLEI;r PAN"RAMA" THEME, WILL WHEN KUN MORSE, A 15-YEAR-OLD BOY WAS ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU BE HELD AT THE "0" CLUB A WEEK FROM RUSHED FROM EBEYE TO THE KWAJAlEIN Hos- OF WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-4176-c WITH TONIGHT) 25 AUGUST, 9 TO I TICKETS PITAl TaUiSDA¥,A,rlRNOON FOR SURGERY TO THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXASo ARE ON SALE BEGINNING TUES~AY AT THE REMOVE A FISHERMAN'S SPEAR FROM ~IS THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAilY "0" CLUB Of'FICE, $2.75 TARIFF COVERING CHEST THAT WAS ACCIDENTALLY FIRED BY AN- MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAYo DEADLINE DRINKS, liGHT HORSD'OEUVRES, AND ENTER- ~THER fELLOW'S SPEAR GUN, A CALL WAS FOR NOTICES IS 4 P.M.
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