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KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS VOL 7 NO 3044 SATURDAY Z JULY 2, 1966 RAIDS NEAR HANOI-HAIPHONG COST FOUR AMERICAN PLANES SAIGON (UPI)--NoRTH VIETNAMESE GUNNERS SHOT DOWN r,OUR U.S. FIGHTERBOMBERS DURING AMERI CAN AIR RAIDS AGAINST OIL INSTALLATIONS AND OTHER STRATEGIC TARGETS IN THE COMMUNIST NORTH YESTERDAY, U.S. SPOKESMEN REVEALED TODAY. ONE PILOT WAS RESCUED BUT THE OTHER THREE WERE liSTED AS MISSING IN ACTION A FIFTH PLANE -- AN AIR fORCE "BIRDOG" OBSERVATION AIRCRAFT -- WAS lOST IN SOUTH VIET NAM WHEN IT COLLIDED IN THE AIR WITH AN F-4c PHANTOM JET OVER THE DA NANG AIR BASE. THE PILOT OF THE liGHT PLANE WAS KILLED BUT THE DAMAGED JET LANDED SAFELY. DISCLOSURE THAT THE UNITED STATES HAD PAID A SHARP TOLL FOR THE NEW DAY OF RAIDS AGAINST NORTH VIET NAM CAME AS U.S. SPOKESMEN GAVE DETAILS OF A TONKIN GULF AIR-SEA BAT TLE IN WHICH U S. JETS SMASHED THE FIRST COMMUNIST CHALLENGE TO AMERICAN SEA POWER IN TWO YEARS. A MILITARY SPOKESMAN SAID THREE NORTH VIEINAMESE PT BOATS ~D CLOSED IN TO WITHIN FIVE MILES OF AMERICAN WARSHIPS IN THE GULF WHEN CORE HEAD SEES CHANGES A DOZEN U S. NAVY FIGHTER-BOMBERS POUNDED AND SANK THEM. ONE NAVY PHANTOM JET WAS IN ENDING NON-VIOLENCE DAMAGED IN THE ATTACK BUT NO AMERICANS WERE BALTIMORE (UPI)--fLOYD 8. McKISSICK, THE INJURED AND NO U.S. SHIPS HIT. AMERICAN NATIONAL DIRECTOR OF THE CONGRESS OF RACIAL DESTROYERS PLUCKED 19 COMMUNIST SURVIVORS EQUALITY, SAID TODAY THAT HIS ORGANIZATION~ FROM THE SEA AFTER YESTERDAY'S AIR-SEA ABANDONMENT OF NON-VIOLENCE WOULD CHANGE BA TTLE THE COURSE OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT IN THE DRAMATIC ENCOUNTER 38 MILES OFr THE THIS COUNTRY. N.RTH VIETNAMESE COAST CLIMAXED A WEEK McKISSICK, WHO HAD BEEN CONFINED TO BED THAT SAW AMERICAN WARPLANES SMASH REPEATEDLY DUE TO "EXHAUSTION," DURING THE OPENING AT NORTH VIET NAM'S OIL STORAGE DEPOTS IN HEALY ASSUMES COMMAND SESSION OF COR['s NATIONAL CONVENTION YES THE HANOI-HAIPHONG AREA COLONEL fRANK C HE~LY ASSUMED COMMAND OF TERDAY, MADE HIS FIRST PUBLIC APPEARANCE AT IN OTHER VIET NAM DEVELOPMENTS REPORTED KWAJALEIN TEST SITE AT 7 25 AM TODAY ON THE THE KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CONVENTION TODAY DEPARTURE OF FORMER COMMANDER COL. MELVIN D HEADQUARTERS TODAY --U.S. 1ST INFANTRY DIVISION TROOPS rOUGHT CLARK McKISSICK PROPOSED THAT NEGROES HAVE A BITTER DAYlONG BATTLE WITH A VIET CONG COL HEALY EXPRESSED HIS HAPPINESS AT BEING SELF DEFENSE ORGANIZATIONS AND DECLARED AND NORTH V,ETNAMESE FORCE ALONG THE CAB ASSIGNED TO KWAJALEIN AND PARTICULARLY WITH THAT "NEGROES ARE NOT GEARED TO NON-VIO BODIAN BORDER, KILLING AT LEAST 52 OF THE "THE SPIRIT OF FRIENDLINESS AND COOPERATION LENCE." COMMUNISTS. HEAVY COMBAT WAS REPORTED CON HERE" "I AM LOOKING FORWARD TO AN EXTREMELY THE CIVil RIGHTS LEADER, WHO EARLIER IN TINUING LATE TODAY IN THE AREA, WHERE U.S. PLEASANT AND FRUITFUL TOUR HERE, AND AM THE WEEK ANNOUNCED THAT CORE OFFICIALS, OUR INFANTRYMEN AND PLANES EARLIER TH IS WEEK EAGER TO BEGIN WORKING WITH THE PEOPLE I'VE ING THEIR FOUR-DAY CONVENTION HERE, WOULD MAULED A VIET CONG REGIMENT, KilLING HUNDREDS. MET SO FAR " SEEK A RESOLUTION CALLING FOR A HALT TO NON (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) COL HEALY IS HERE WITH HIS WIFE, MARY, VI()LENCE, SAID "THE BLACK MAN'S CUP IS RUN SON, KEVIN AND DAUGHTER, KATHLEEN ANN OVER. 1 THINK 'fIfE PHILOSOPHY OF NON-VIO JULY GEMINI-10 FLIGHT LENCE IS A DYING PHrUOSOPHY. J THINK NON VIOLENC£ IN THE FUTURE WILL ONLY BE A TECH "MOST AMBITIOUS YET" JOHNSON NAMES PANEL NIQUE AND A STRATEGY" SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON (UPI)--U S. ASTRO TO STUDY DRAFT LAW ASKED BY A REPORTER If CORE WOULD REPLACE NAUTS JOHN YOUNG AND MICHAEL COLLINS SAID SAN ANTONIO, (UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON TODAY NON-VIOLENCE WITH ANOTHER TECHNIQUE, Mc TODAY THEIR PLANNED FLIGHT ABOARD GEMINI- SET UP A 20-MEMBER, BLUE-RIBBON NATIONAL KISSICK REPLIED, "I DON'T THINK NON-VIOLENCE 10 LATER THIS MONTH MAY TAKE THEM A RECORD ADVISORY COMMISSION TO STUDY THE POSSIBLE Will BE REPLACED. No LONGER CAN YOU ASK 400 MILES OR MORE INTO SPACE. NEED FOR MAJOR CHANGES IN THE SELECTIVE SER NEGROES TO ADHERE TO NON-VIOLENCE UNLESS THIS WOULD ERASE THE EXISTING ALTITUDE V,CE SYSTEM. YOU CALL ON WHITE PEOPLE TO BE NON-VIOLENT." MARK or 308 MILES SET MARCH 18, 1965, BY THE COMMISSION WAS DIRECTED TO REPORT BACK SOVIET VOSKHOD-2 PILOTS PAVEL BElYAYEV AND TO JOHNSON IN ABOUT SIX MONTHS -- WELL BEFORE SMALL FRENCH ATOM BOMB ALEXEI LEONOV. THE PRESENT DRAFT lAW EXPtRES JUNE 30 , 1967. WHETHER THIS ALTITUDE WilL BE REACHED, "AFTER THE STUDY HAS BEEN COMPLETED," THE EXPLODED SOUTH OF HERE COMMAND PILOT YOUNG EXPLAINED, WILL DEPEND PRESIDENT SAID IN A STATEMENT, "MY ADVISORS PAPEETE, TAHITI (UPI)--FRANCE RESUMED UPON EXACTLY WHEN GEMINI-IO IS LAUNCHED. AND I WilL WEIGH ITS RECOMMENDATIONS VERY ITS NUCLEAR TESTING IN THE ATMOSPHERE TODAY, AT PRESENT, COlliNS SAID, THEY ARE SCHEDULE CAREFUllY IN THE liGHT OF OUR MiliTARY RE EXPLODING A SMALL ATOMIC DEVICE OVER MURU TO BLAST OFF AT NINE SECONDS PAST 6:21 PM QUIREMENTS AND THE IMPACT ON OUR YOUNG PEOPLE ROA ATOLL IN THE PACIFIC 800 MILES SOUTH ON JULY 18 -- "BUT THAT LAUNCH TIME SEEMS AND THEIR FAMILIIS. WE WilL THEN OFFER TO EAST OF TAHITI. THE U.S. EXPRESSED EX TO BE CHANGING JUST ABOUT EVERY DAY." THE AMERICAN PEOPLE THAT COURSE OF ACTION PRESSED OFFICIAL REGRET OVER THE BLAST. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE FLIGHT WILL INCLUDE: WHICH WE BELIEVE TO BE BEST DESIGNED TO PRO fRANCE THUS JOINED COMMUNIST CHINA AS lHE --AN ATTEMPT TO CHASE DOWN AND LINK UP TECT THE NATION'S FREEDOM WITH THE lEAST AND ONLY NATIONS WITH ATOMIC CAPABILITY TO WITH AN AGENA SATELLITE FIRED INTO A 185- MOST EQUITABLE BURDEN ON OUR SOCIETY." CONDUCT AN ATMOSPHERIC TEST SINCE THE SIGN MILE HIGH ORBIT AHEAD OF THEM. COLLINS AND JOHNSON SELECTED AS CHAIRMAN OF THE GROUP ING OF THE NUCLEAR TEST BAN TREATY IN 1963. YOUNG WILL TRY TO DOCK AT LEAST THREE TIMES TO BE KNOWN AS THE NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMIS NEITHER SIGNED THE TEST BAN PACT. WITH THE SATELLITE DURING THE 70-HOUR 12- SION ON SELECTIVE SERVICE, BURKE MARSHAll, THE BLAST AT MURUROA IN THE TUAMOTU MINUTE JOURNEY. FORMER ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL WHO HEADED ARCHIPELIGO, A fRENCH-OWNED SPRAWL OF IS --AN EFFORT TO RENDEZVOUS WITH ANOTHER AGEN THE CIVIL RIGHTS DIVISION OF THE JUSTICE DE LANDS, WAS BELIEVED TO BE lESS THAN ONE SATELLITE, lEFT OVER FROM THE FLIGHT OF PARTMENT AND IS NOW VICE PRESIDENT AND GEN MEGATON A MEGATON IS THE EQUIVALENT OF GEMINI-8 EARLIER THIS YEAR. THIS IS WHERE ERAL COUNSEL OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACH ONE MilLION TONS OF TNT. THE SPACE ALTITUDE RECORD MAY BE SET. THE INES IT WAS THE FIFTH ANNOUNCED NUCLEAR EX GEMINI-8 AGENA IS PRESENTLY CIRCLING EARTH PRESS SECRETARY BilL D. MOYERS OF THE PLOSION IN THE ATMOSPHERE BY fRANCE AND 246 MILES UP. WHITE HOUSE PRESS HEADQUARTERS IN SAN ANTON THE FIRST SINCE APRIL 25, 1961. THE PRE (CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO) IO SAID THE COMMISSION WOULD HAVE A "VERY VIOUS BLASTS WERE NEAR REGGANE IN THE BROAD AGENDA." SAHARA DESERT. TITO CALLS FOR PURGE THE U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT ISSUED A STATE BELGRADE (UPI)--YUGOSlAV PRESIDENT TITO BRITISH SEAMEN BACK MENT REGRETTING THE TEST AND URGING "UNI HAS DEMANDED A "PURGE" OF THIS COUNTRY'S LONDON (UPI)--THE WORLD'S LARGEST MERCHANT VERSAL AOHERENCE" TO THE TEST BAN TR EA TY. COMMUNIST PARTY IN THE WAKE OF THE OUTSTER MARINE FLEET BEGAN TO SPRING BACK TO liFE THE UNITED STATES HAD TWO SHIPS IN THE OF ALEXANDER RANKOVIC, HIS No.2 MAN AND TODAY AFTER THE OFFICIAL END OF THE 45-DAY AREA OF THE TEST TO OBSERVE THE BLAST. HEIR APPARENT, IT WAS DISCLOSED TODAY. SEAMEN'S STRIKE WHICH HAD IDLED MORE THAN BOTH WERE INSTRUCTED TO REMAIN IN INTERNA TITO CALLED FOR A "HUMANE" SOLUTION TO A THIRD OF ITS 2,500 SHIPS. TIONAL WATER. IT WAS EXPECTED THEY WOULD PROBLEMS WITHIN THE YUGOSLAV LEAGUE (PARTY) fROM MIDNIGHT ON, WHEN THE SEAMEN'S WORK ALSO £ONDUC~ TESTS FOR FALLOUT FROM THE OF COMMUNISTS HIS REMARKS WERE IN A CLes STOPPAGE OFFICIALLY ENDED, THIS ISLAND'S ATOMIC DEVI~E. THEY ARE THE USS BELMONT ING SPEECH YESTERDAY TO THE PARTY'S CENTRAL PORTS HAVE BEEN ENGULFED IN ACTIVITY AS AND USS RIDGEFIELD. COMMITTEE OF THE ADRIATIC ISLAND OF BRIONI SHIPS TOOK ON CREWS, MADE READY AND CAST fRANCE PLANS TO CONTINUE TESTING AT ITS AND RELEASED BY THE TAN JUG NEWS AGENCY TODAY. OFF TO SEA. PACIFIC RANGE UNTIL DECEMBER, WINDING UP IN A STATEMENT TO THE SAME MEETING, RANKO COASTAL AND FERRY VESSELS WERE THE FIRST THE SERIES BY TOUCHING OFF AN ATOMIC DEVICE VIC DENIED RESPONSIBILITY FOR SECRET POLICE TO GET BACK TO WORK. HOWEVER, SEVERAL OF WHILE PRESIDENT CHARLES DE GAULLE IS VISIT "BUGGING" OF HOMES AND OFFICE OF TOP GOVERN THE NATION'S PASSENGER LINERS ALSO SAILED. ING THE ISLANDS. MENT OFFICIALS. THIS WAS ONE OF THE PRIMARY THE ONLY MAJOR CONFUSION AT THE STRIKE'S IN PARIS TODAY PRESIDENT CHARLES DE GAULLE REASONS THE VICE PRESIDENT WAS REMOVED FROM ~ END CAME IN THE CHANNEL PORT OF DOVER WHERE AND HIS CABINET TODAY CONDEMNED U.S. BOMBING POWER. ~ MOTORISTS CREATED A VAST TRAFFIC SNARL AS RAIDS ON THE OUTSKlRTS OF HANOI AND HAIPHONG THEY HURRIED TO BOARD THEIR CARS ON FERRIES. i ------~--~------~ ! I HC)UF< LASS SATURDAY I- I fOR JULY 3 7 SMOKERU~ L~FETIM[S I - ISUNDAY, JULY 3 SHORTER ~AYS MED~C MUS!C OF AMER~CA NtW HAVEN, CONNo (UP!) -- STRIKE A MATCH, INHALE" RELAX AND SAY GOODOYE TO SPECTRUM j4-~/2 MINUTES OF YOUR LIFE FOR EVER Ji ! 'GRAf'.ID CANYON SUITE BY FE~DE GROFE - Trl[ LONDON FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA Do IT 20 riMES A DAY AND YOU CAN rx CONDuCTED 3Y STANLEY BLACK - 32 !o PEeT 10 D~E EiGHT YEARS EARLIER THAN SUNRi5E THE PAINTED DESERT, ON THE TRAIL, SUNSET, CLOUDBuRST YOU SHOULD, SMOKE TWO PACKS ~ DAY AND MOVE vOUR DATE WITH THE UNDlRTAKER 2 THREE PLACES IN NEW ENGLAND' BY CHARLES IVES THE EASTMAN-RoCHEST ~ORWARD i6 YEARS" ER ORCHESTRA CONDUCTED BY HOWARD HANSON - i8.30 THOSE WERE THE FIGURES GivEN ~AST THE liST GAUD ENS I N BOSTON COM~ONJ PUTNAM'S CAPE, REDD I fJG, CONN ) INIGHT BV THE CONNECTICUT STATE MEDiCAL THE HOUSATONIC AT ~TOCK6R!~GE, ~ASS SOCiETY JOURNAL ON THE DANGERS OF
CIGARETTES AND SMOKING o 3 "TES1AMENT OF FREEDOM' BY RANDALL THOMPSON THE YALE WIND SYMPHONY DR. lOUIS H NAHUM, WRITING IN A~D THE RUTGERS UNIVERSITY CHORUS CONCUCTED BY KEITH WILSON AND "COI\lNEC'fICUT MEDICINE," RECOMMENDS F AUSTIN WALTER - 17 00 THAT DOCTORS USE THE FIGURES TO "JOLT ~HE PATIENT INTO RECOGNIZING THE DANCERS 4 SVMPYONY No 5 IN E MINOR, Op ~S (FROM THE NEW WORLD) BY ANTON Of' CiGARETTE SMOKINGo" DVORAK - THE VIENI~A Pr'!L"lAPrlOi\!C ORCHE£TPA CLJNDUCTED BY o5TVAN EDUC~TION) GROUP THERAPv AND DRUGS t< E ~T ES Z - 40.30 ~Ll HAVE FAILED, HE SAID, BECAUSE , THESE 7H~EE PRINCIPAL MET~ODS HAVE t - ACl\G'c - A~lEGRO MOlTO ~ i - LARuO, ~ ~ Ii SCHERZC (rv:Ot..TO 18EE~ JSED S,NGlf A~D FOR INSUFFICIENT V'VA.CE), ~V - ALLEGRO C')N fuOCO 1 'T "'_ 0 INDIVIDuALSo ~AhU~ BLAMED THE FA!l i~ OF EDUCATION TUESDAY, JULY 5 ON "'!-IE 'PEqSIS"'"ENT ADVt:~ .. ! '.NG JUST MUSiC CJlMPI:\ • Gl'1/ CARR. I ED ON fJ flll.NUFACTURERS l BACKGROUND MOODS - 99.00 IC00 P LE.D ~~~~ r~E l~CK C SUSTAINED UNINTERRUPTED MUSIC FOR RELAXED L'STENING ~O~,vjAT! ON ABOU 'tl.,E !). "GER OF SMOKING ,1\1 NEWS t-tIEDIA, 2 'RUSSIA" - THE MUSiC OF A PEOPLE: - THE LONDON FSST VAL O~CHESTRA
AND CHORUS CONDuCTED BY STANLEY BLACK - 39 0 ~4 (C:ONTI~UE.D f~OM MEADOWLAND, Two GU'TAh5, UNDER Moscow SKIES, AT THE BALAl~IK~, GEMINI PAGE ONE) SABRE DANCE, DARK EYES, TREPA~, SONG OF THE VOLGA BOATMEN, THE -~ 'T"WO A""TE~PTS AT "EXP~A-VEH! CUlAR
HUT ON I="OWL'S LEGS, THE GREAT GATE AT KIEV fROM trplCTURES AT AN A( T , V P y" ( t:VA) B"" Co P ! l ') T Co ll.. iNS H EXf-!!B!T10N BY MOUSSORGSKY ~t W1ll STAND UP IN HiS SEAT FOR AJOUT 55 ~"NU~ES AT ONE POINT TO lftKE PICTuRES THURSDAY, JULY 7 OF Thf UNIVtRSE o LATER~ ~E PL~NS TO SHUBERT ALLEY VtNluRE OUTSIDE AT T~E END OF A 50-FOOT "C"MELOT - ORiGINAL CA5T RfCORDING STARR!NG JUliE ANDREWS, R CHARD -kO~G lIfELINE TO V!SIT THE GEMINI-8 BJRTON A~~ RODDY MACDOWELL - 75.00~ /1 GE "lA --A SER~ES OF 16 AND POSSIBLY 17 EX TAKE F~VE - ~OST, BILL GRAVES PERIMENTS (ITHE MOST SINCE GlMINI-7, If MILES AHEAD" WITH MILES DAV!S, FLUGELHO~N WITH GIL EVANS AND ii'S YOUNG POI~T£D OUT) T~Al MAKE THE '9-PIECE ORCHESTRA - 40.00r Fk G~i) AS BACKUP COPtLOT C C W!LLIAMS DESCRiBED iT!) "THE MOST AMBITIOUS YET, NOTE: T!MES GIVEN ARE ACCURATE TO THE SECOND WHEN POSS'BLE AND ARE FPOM A SClfNTIFiC STANDPOINTo" GENEROUS IN ALL OTHER CASES TIMES, EXCEPT WHERE NOTED, DO 'HE FLIGHT PLAN fOR THE MISSION "HAS NOT INCLUDE COMMENTARY BUT ARE MUSICAL CONTENT ALONE AIR EVERYTHING IN !T BUT THE KiTCHEN SINK," TIME. UNLESS ANNOUNCED OTHERWISE, IS 715 SAID SPACE VETERAN YOUNG, WHO FLEW INTO 1------~OR8!T ~BOARD GEMINI-3 IN MARCH!) 1965, AS COPILOT ALONGSIDE ASTRONAUT VIRGIL 10 (GUS) GRISSOM l~!S IS POTENTIALLY THE BEST MISSION
OTTAWA (UP i )--CANADA r S BEG I NN I NG YET J II HE ADDED 0 "I T SHOULD BE A
HER lOOn.. ' YEAR TODAY o To MARK THE NA- JAMPACKED THREE DAYS II TION·S 99TH BIRTHDAY, DOMINION DAY THE NUMBER OF EXPERIMENTS FOR THE
CEREMONIES WERE HELD YESTERDAY CENTER- fllG~T is UNUSUALLY HIGH o HOWEVER, ED ON PARLIAMENT HILL WHERE AT NOON A SAID WiLLIAMS, THIS WAS NOT THE RESULT 21-GUN SALUTE BOOMED OUT OVER THE CAP- OF ANY FAILURE TO COMPLETE OTHER EX-
I TAL TO HONOR THE NAT I ONAl HOLI DAY 0 PER I MENTS ON THE GE~ I N I -8 I\, 'r) -9 IN THE EVENiNG THERE WAS A PANORAMA FLIGHTS EARLIER THIS YEAR OF CANADIANS, A FOLD SINGER FROM THE "MOST OF THESE EXPERIMENTS HAVE ~ARiTIMES, A 50-GIRL CHORUS FROM QUE- BEEN PLANNED FOR THIS MISSION FOR NEARL BEC, UKRAN i AN DANCERS FROM BRUNSW I CK A YEAR," HE SA 10 AND CHINESE DANCERS fROM VANCOUVER AS ASTRONAUT ALAN BEAN, THE BACKUP COM- WELL AS FRENCH-CANADIAN SINGERS FROM MAND PiLOT, SAID YOUNG AND COLLINS TORONTOo wiLL USE THE POWER OF THE 16,ooo-POUND THE EVENING ENDED WITH A SPECTACULAR -THRUST AGENA TARGET SATELLITE - PERfORMANCE OF TCHAIKOvSKV S 1812 Ov- ONCE THEY ARE LINKED UP WITH IT -- TO ERTURE, WHICH WAS PUNCTUATED BY CANNON HURL THE~SELVES HIGHER INTO SPACE FIRE FROM NEARBY NEPEAN POINT IN THE IN ADDITiON, HE SAID, GEMINI-IO OTTAWA RIVER CARR!ES ADDITIONAL MANEUVERING FUEL IN CONNECTION WITH THE CEREMONIES, THIS MAKES THE SPACESHIP THE HEAVIEST PRIME MINISTER LESTER B PEARSON WARN- MERICA HAS EVER lAUNCHED FOR A MANNED ED 'HIS FELLOW CANADIANS "WE HAVE NOT FLIGHT -- ROUGHLY 8,000 POUNDS. CLARK, WHO LEFT KWAJALEIN THIS MORNING, BEEN AS VIGilANT AS WE SHOULD HAVE COllINS\ SPACESTAND AND SPACEWALK 1S RENDERED BY THE M!lITARY PERSONNEL BlEN IN PROMOTING THE NATIONAL SPIRIT, EXCURSIONS INTO ORBIT WILL TOTAL ABOUT O~ T ~ KTS COMMAND. COL. HEALY, AT THE NATIONAL PRIDE THAT OUR COUNTRY ! 10 MINUTES, SLIGHTLY LESS TIME THAN L[ ~, ASSUMED COMMAND TODAY ON CLARK'S SHOULD COMMAND IN OUR CHILDREN -= THE GEMINI-9 SPACEWALKER [UGENE CERNAN DE, ARTUREo LOVE fOR AND DEDICATION TO A CANADA SPENT OUTSIDE. HIS CABIN LAST MONTH. SECOND TO NONE IN THE WORLD AS SHE HOWEUER~ COLLINS HOPES TO AVOID THE ReNO, NEVo (UPI)--INTERNAl REVENUE NEARS HER SECOND CENTURYoll FOGGING PROBLEM THAT FORCED CERNAN TO SERVICE AGENTS SAID YESTERDAY THEY DID END HIS WALK PREMATURELYo THIS TIME, NOT ['NOW THE FB I HAD "BUGGED" AN OF SANTO DOMINGO (UPI)--V!CE PRESIDENT THE ViSOR WILL BE COATED WITH A SPECIAL fICE TELEPHONE AT THE DESERT INN HOTEL HUBERT H HUMPHREY DECLARED TODAY THE SOLUTION TO ELIMINATE THE FOGGING CAS I NO Of' TYE LAS VEGAS STR I P. LANDING OF U.So TROOPS IN THE DOM~N! "1HIS SOLUTION CAUSES MOISTURE TO AN FBI AGENT TESTIFIED IN FEDERAL CAN REPUBLIC 14 MONTHS AGO DURING THE FORM LARGE DROPLETS, WHICH YOU CAN SEE COURT AT DENVER THIS WEEK THE WIRETAP BLOODY REVOLT STRENGTHENED THE INTER AROUND AND THROUGH, RATHER THAN A UNI OCCURRED IN 1962. THE TESTIMONY CAME AMERICAN SYSTEM AND DEMOCRACY IN THE FORM lAYER OF fOG," HE EXPLAINED DUP' V /1 POST-TRIAL HEARING INVOLVING HEMISPHEREo "THE ACTION WAS TAKEN)oo CERNAN HAD TO RETURN TO THE SPACECRAF ~J~TION-CONSPIRACV CONVICTION OF fOR THE PROTECTION OF LIVES, PROPERTY WHEN THE FOG INSIDE HIS VISOR BECAME D 1'1~ , '\ ~ _O~, A MAJOR GASINO STOCKHOLDER. oAND PEOPLE.~S \.JELL-BEING," HE" SAiD SO THiCK HE COULD SEE NOT~ING i ____ _ ,------~------~------.----~-~--~------~- PAGE HOURGLASS SA~DAY~ JUlV 2~ 190 ~--~--~------~------.------~----NEW ·C ITY PLANNED FOR EBEYE ISLAND ~N A RECENT ARTICLE ON CONSTRUCTION WOR~ BEING DONE LOCALLY fOR MARSHAll~ ESE RESIDENTS, THE HOURGLASS TOLD THE STORY Of r~E NEW VILLAGE BUilT ON LIB AND THE RETURN OF THE llBESE TO THEIR ~SlANDo THIS PROJECT WAS TiED IN VERY CLOSELY WiTH A MUCH BIGGER CONSTRUCT!O PROJECT ON EBEYEo ArTER lHE llBESE
WERE RETURNED TO l!B j THE HOUSING THEY OCCUP~ED ON (SEVE WAS MOVED TO PROVIDE SPACE fOR THE CORPS or ENGINEERSo CON TRACTOR, MARTIN ZACHARY CONSTRUCTORS, TO START THE CONSTRUCTION or AN ENTIRE lY NEW C!fV ON [JEYE. No lONGER WilL THERE BE ANY SUBSTANDARD HOUSING ON EBEVE. SO~CAllED uSHACKS" AND OTHER MAKES~IFT DWELLINGS WILL BE RAZED OR SALVAGED TO MAKE ROOM rOR 308 NEW APAR MENT UN'TSo THE POPULATION or (SEYE HAS BEE~ jN~ CREASING AT A RAPnD PACE BECAUSE MICO NES A~S HA~E BEEN MIGRATING 10 THE (CONTINUED ON PAGE S!~) w ~------.....f THE NEW EBEVE •••• AS IT Will APPEAR j;"ROM THe AIR, IN ~,~ AQTlsr .; ul'\Jc,n'''T 011~~ AfTER CCMPlETION OF' THE NEW rAC,liT!ESo NiOTE THE INTlE.i'ilICH:'D 1.,\\rJS,toll.? i\l,GJ 1A~t!QJ R~~ rORESTAT1G>flI'«
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HOUR,.LA ,)S ATURDAY JULY I 1966 PAGE II - ... • DEBT OBSERVER FEARS PLAGUE HARRY BYRD AILiNG FIRST DAY OF MEDiCAR~ OF CREDIT-CARD POLiTICIANS 8lRRYV!LLE, VAo (uP!) -- I="O~MER SENo IS !NAUSPICIOUS START By LYLE WilSON HARRY F. BYPD~ ~OUNDE, o~ A BUSINESS ANC By ROBERT J TAYLOR WASHINGTON (UPI) -- THE CREDIT CARe POLITiCAL EMPIRE !~ ViRGi~IA'~ SHENAN \~SH!NGTON (UPi) -- A FUNNY THING
POLITiCIANS WHO HAVE BEEN GETTiNG FAT DOAH VALLEY j REMAINED ~rRIOUSLY ILL AT HA£ PENED TO ~ED P CARE' ON THE WA Y TO ITS
RUNN I "JG TilE U ~ GOVERNMH.T SINCE 193 H! 5 HOME TODAv 0 "TRIAL AS liTHE GREAT EXPERIMENT" -- IT HAVE PILED lP ~0R FUTURE GENERATIONS MEMBERS OF THE A!LING POL!TlC!ANS 3 DIDN'T JA~ UP THE NATION S HOSPITALS ON OF AMERICAr~S AI~ AU-lOST U'lBEARACLE PUl-3- FAt1ilY DECl..iNED TO RELEASE DETAILS Of ITS FijRST DAY. L i C DEBT TPE ILLNESS. :3y n O, (9, rlAS BEEN iLL FOR THOUGH HOSPITALS BRACED FOR IT AND \-/HEN THE DEBT BECOfl-lEC; UNBEARAtsLE SEVERAL MONTHS DOCTORS PREDICTED "BEDLAM," THE ANTi ABSOLUTELY, SOME CHANGES WIL .... BE MADE AN ATTENDANT AT THE BYRD I-IOME SAID THE C!PA~[D FLOOD OF ~EDICARE ADMISSiONS AND THEY WIILL BE MADE FAST PRE'3I['F JT AGING DeMOCRAT "RlSTED COMF"O~TABly\r LAS1 YESTERDAY TURNED OUT TO BE JUST A ,JOHNSON HAS ESTIMATE.D H-AT THE PUBLIC NiGHT. THERE WERE REPORTS '"lIS CONDITiON TRICKLE AT HOSPITALS FRO~ COAST TO COAS DfBT WILL REACH ABOUT $3' 1.6 BILLION HAD WORSENED, BUT THEY WERE DENIED BY IN SCORES OF uPI SPOT CHECKS, HOSPI AT ThE END OF THE CURRENT F" SCAl YEAR MEMBERS OF HIS FAM! L Y ~Al AD~~NISTRATORS HAD THE SAME THING JuNI:- ")0. I q67 TO SAY. Ii!T~S BUSINESS AS USUAL." JL'ST Tr. ~E ON THE SAFE S I DE, LBJ ED ~ TOR v S ATT ~ TUDE DEeR i ED II'THfRE'S PRACTICALLY A DE.ARTH OF ARRANGED FOR CONGRESS TO INCREASE THE EUGENE, OREo (UPI) -- A :OEO EDITOR'S PATIENTS BEING ADMITTED," SAID JOHN B iI PUBLIC DEBT LIMIT FROM $328 BilLION "ATTITUDE OF" DEFI"IANCE !N REFUSING TO BREWER j EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE TO $330 BILLION, A TEXAS-SIZE HiKE BU NAME MARIJUANA SMOKERS S~E INTERViEWED HOSPITAL COUNCil OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ONLY ABOUT HALF OF WHAT THE PRES!DENT WilL CAUSE THE PUBLIC TO SUFFER, THE SOCiAL SECURITY ADMIN!STRATOR ROBERT ORGiNAL_v SOUGHT LANE COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY SA~D YES- Mo BALL, THE MAN !N OVERALL CHARGE OF CRE~;7 (A00 POLIT!CiANS ARE LIKE THE TERDAYo THE NEW HEALTH COV£R~CE FOR 19 M!lliON .AO~E), ~FC~LESS CRASSHOPPERS 'N CON ANNETTE BU~~AN~~, ~ANAG'N( [D[TOR O~ AMER]C~NS OVER 65, SA'D ~ GOVEQNMENT TRAST TO THE ~RUGAL ANTS WHO AL~AjS THE UNiVERSCT1 OF OREGON NEWSPAPeRs WAS c~rCK o~ 100 HOSP!TAlS DiSCLOSED AD LAID BY FOOD 4GAiNST THE WINTER OR FOUND iN CO~TE~PT OF COUR~ TUESDPY AND MrSSIONS 'I RUNNiNG AT" WJ~i'-1Al ~AT~c:lI O~HER OCCA~ION~ O~ WANT FINED $300 FO~ REfuS"NG A JUDGE~S ORDER AI\'C THE PPOGRAM BEG I Nt\!, i\lG \l\IER v THE PUBLIC DEBT WAS $22.539 BILLiON TO RElEA~E T~E NAMES o 2MO(/1I"i-l~# Y. i WHEN FDR TOOK OVER iN 1933. IT COSTS DlsT. ATTvo W!llIAM FRv~ iNDiC'TED Al~HOUG~ GENERAL HOSPiTALS IN COOK NOw $1 BILLION A MONTH -- $12 BILLION HE WOULD NOT ~SK MISS BUC~ANAN BE RE- ~OUN7Ys tH~CAGOJ AND Los ANGELES A YEAR -- JUST TO PAY INT~REST ON THE CAlL~D BEFORE THe GRAND ~URY. HE SA~D COUNTY, CAl"F,. DISAGREED ON WHIC~ WAS PUBl~C DEBT ACCU·.1ULATED UNDER FDR9 .AT THiS Tl~E ,- "lflOLllO 3E'R\'E 1\10 PURPOS£': ~HE ~ATIONnS LAPGES-. r~EY WERE UNANI HAR~V S TRU~AN, DW!GHT D. EISENHOWCR J ~OUS ON MED~CAREvS IMPACT PRACTICAllY JOHN F. KENNEDY h,ND UNDER THE. GREAT i RAQ ~ MANHUNT PURSUED U~NOTiCElIBlE.
SOCIETY AS LAiC OUT BY LBJ. BE!RUT j LEBANO~ (UPi) -- !R~Q' TROOPS THE FEASONS ADVA~CED FOR THE UN WHEN THt. DEBT BUkIH...... 1..1. LS UNBE6.R, ~ND POll, CE MOUNTEC ~ NAT! ON'.} J DE I-IUNT £XP(CTEDlY lOW AD~ S~'ON q&-E wERE MANY ABLE OR THE DOLLAR SHRiNKS TO A DIME TODAY ~OR 25 PERSONS ~= !~ClUDiNG THREE SOME OFFiCiALS SA~D YEST[RDAY is AL- OR LESS IN VALUE THERE WilL BE GREAT FORMER CABiNET MJN'STERS -- SUSPECTED or WAY~ A DAY OF FEWER ADMjSSlONS AND
TROUBLE I N THE LAND OF THE FREE 0 IT TAKING PART iN A~ ABO~TiVE COUP IN W~'CH SU~MER is THE SLACK SEASON. OTHE'qS is POSSIBLE, OF COURSE, THAT SOME REBEL PLANES BOMBED T~E PRESIDENT~~L SAiD SO~E EL!G!BlE~ ~~~ING ELECTiVE BOLD MAN ~llL CO~E TO W~SHiNGTON W!TH PALACE. SURGERY STAVED HOME BECAUSE or THE
THE WISDOM j COURAGE AND ABIL~TY TO BAGHDAD RAD.O BR~AD~AST AN APPEAL TO JULY rOUR~H ~OLIDAY THEY PREDiCTED A BfGIN REDUCING THE PuBLIC DEBT BEfOPE C~Vol!ANS ASKiNG il-lEN TO HEl~ SECURITY CRu~\-I TUE2DA'o THE PUBLIC DEBT BEG~NS TO REDUCE THE FORCE~ CAPTURE j3 OFFICEqs ~ND 12 CiV\L- IN FLOP~DA 17 WAS REPO~TED SOME AMERICAN PEOPLE i~NS BELIEVEQ SYMPATHETiC TO ~ORMER PATIENTS P~EFERRED TO GO INTO HOSP!TALS
GROVE~ CLEVELAND, T~EODORE ROOSEVEL PREM!ER A~Et ABDUL RAZZA~. 7hE FORMER A rEw D~YS AGO, ON THEiR OWN !NSURANCE j WOODROW WILSON, HERBERT HOOVER ~ND OFFIC~AL WAS REPORTED BEING H~lD w~rH TO AVOID THE EXPECTED CROWD YESTERDAY. ROBERT A TAFT WERE SUCH MEN, BUT AT LEAST 17 OTHER SUPPORTERS FOLLOWING DESPiTE THE LACK OF AN EXPECTED RUSH
BRAVE MEN GIFTED WITH WISDOM AND COUR HIS SECOND ATTEMPTED COUP IN NINE TO BENEFIT FROM MEDICARE j THE PROGRAM AGE ARE ~OW IN SHORT SUPPlYo MONTHS. BECA~E A REAliTY AT 12 O~ AM YESTERDAY IT is MORE LIKELY THAT THE PUBLIC T~E RADIO SA~D THE wANTED MEN !NCLUDED FOR !60~000 ELDERLY AMERICANS ALREADY DfB~ fiNAllY WILL BE REPUDIATED RATHE FORMER GU!DANCE ~!N!STER ABDEl KERiM HOSPI"-ALIZfD "PIAN PA I DOFF. THAT WOULD BE THE END FAHRAM, FORMER RURAL AFFAIRS MINISTER rOR THEM !T WAS A SiMPLE MATTER TO OF THr AM£RICAN WAY OF liFE. REPUDIA FUAD RiKABI 4ND ADNAN RAW!, ALSO AN EX COMPLETE ~HE PROPER FORMS BROUGHT A TIO~ WOULD BE THE COWARDLY WAY OUT. MINISTERo ROUND BY HOSPITAL OFFICIALS AND THE IT WOULD BE NECESSARY MERELY TO lET BE"'lEFITS STARTED EVENTS TA~E THEIR COURSEo WHEN THE TRiPLE MURDER PROBED A FEW PROBLEMS DEVELOPED OVER MEDiCARE TIME CAME~ TH[ DOLLAR WOULD BE WORTH FAiRFiELD, MAiNE (UPI) -- PSYCHiATRY PAPERWORK~ AND HERE AND THERE A PERSON ONLY A FEW CENTS IN TERMS O~ PURCHAS- CONDUCTED A POST MORTEM IN THE WAKE OF ALREADY IN A HOSPITAL FOUND HE LEFT ~iS ING POWERo THE PR!NT!NG PRESSES WOULC A TRAGEDY IN WHICH THREE C'"liLDREN HAVE CARD AT HOME. HAVE BEEN BUSY TURNiNG OUT NEW, CHEAP BEEN MURDERED uNDER CiRCUMSTANCES ALMOST FOR THE MOST PART COMPLAINTS WERE FEW. DOLLARS IDENTICAL WITH THAT WHICH STRUCK THE THERE WERE THE USUAL FIRSTS AND EVEN NOTHING COULD BE SIMPLER THAN TO SAME FAMilY 12 YEARS AGO. A COMIC TOUCH HERE AND THERE AS THE GiVE THE PRESSES ANOTHER WHIRL AND TO "SOMETHING HAPPENED AND! DON'T KNOW GREATEST ADVANCE IN U ~ SOCiAL WEL- PAY OFt GOVERNMENT BONDS IN FUNNY WHAT IT IS,II SAID DR PRICE A KIRK- FARE SINCE THE' ADVEW OF SOCiAL SECURIT'I MONEY. THAT WOULD BE ROUGH ON THOSE PATRICK, THE PSYCHIATRIST WHO HAD BEEN GOT ROLLING CiTZENS WHO HAD INVESTED DOLLARS IN TREATING MRS. CONSTANCE FISHER, 370 BALL ANNOUNCED THAT THE FIRST PERSON BONDS AND WHO WOULD GET BACK ONLY "By OUR PRESENT KNOWLEDGE, THIS TRAG- EPORTED ADMITTED TO A HOSPITAL UNDER PENNiESo THE PROCESS WOULD ABSOLUTELY EDY COULD NOT HAVE HAPPENED AGAIN IF !~ED!CARE WAS MRS. LilliAN GRACE AVERY,
DESTROY THE U S. ~IDDLE CLASS AS AN SHE HAD TAKEN THE DRUGS PROPERLY j " THE 68, OF NAPERVillE, ILLINOIS. SHE ENTERED IDENTICAL REPUDIATION MANEUVER DES- DOCTOR SAID YESTERDAY EDWARD HOSPITAL THERE FOR MINOR SURGERY.
TROYED THE ul:.kfvll-'''' I" .... DLE CLASS AFTER BUT ITO! 0 HA PPEN. TODA Y CARL FiSHER I N DUNN, N. C , THE FIRST PA T lENT WORLD WAR 10 WAS TO BURY HIS FOURTH, FIFTH AND SIXTH ELIGIBLE FOR MEDICARE TOLD THE HOSPITAL THE' GRASSHOPPER POLiTI CANS SEEM NOT CHILD WHilE HIS PUDGY, TIRED-LOOKING SHE WANTED NO PART OF IT. MRS HETTIE
TO REALIZE WHAT THEY INVITE AS RE- WIFE SAT IN AN AUGU~TA J~iL CE I ACCUSED LEE SMITH, 80, SAID SHE HAD HER OWN TRIBUTiON ON THE CITIZENS THAT PERSIS FOR THE SECOND TiME iN HlH LI~[ OF THE INSURANCE AND WOULD USE IT SHE WAS IN SPENDiNG ON GOVERNMENT MORE THAN DROWN I NG OF HER THREE SMALL CH I lOREN. OPPOSED TO SUCH GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS, SHE THEY ARE WILLING TO TRY TO COllECT POLiCE SAID THE DEEPLY RELIGIOUS MRS. DECLARED FROM THE CITIZENS IN TAXES o FISHER WIll NOT BE ALLOWED OUT OF HER PROBABLY THE OLDEST FIRST-DAY PATIENT THERE I S ANOTHER ANGLE. I N SOME CELL WHILE HER 46-YEAR-OLD HUSBAND, WAS AN EX-SLAVE ADMITTED TO AN ORLANDO, FUTURE GREAT NATIONAL EMERGENCY, A JOINED BY A FEW RELATIVES AND FRIENDS, FlAo, SANiTARIUM. MRS.SARA EDWARDS
DEPRESSION OR A GREAT WAR, THE NATION~HEARS PRAYERS SAID OVER THE CASKETS OF GAVE HER AGE AS ! 18 j THOUGH THERE WERE Al EFFORT TO RES!ST WOULD BE HAMSTRUN~MAT~ALIE ROSE, 9 MONTHS, KATHLEEN LOUISE NO RECORDS TO CONFIRM IT, AND OFFICIALS BY THE DEBT SITUAT!ON. TiME OF WAR 6, AND MICHAEL JON, 4. SAID iT WAS CERTAIN$I4E'vJAS AT LEAST 112. AND T~ME OF DEPRESSION ARE REASONABLE THE FISHER TRAGEDY BEGAN ON MARCH 8, IN INDIANAPOLIS, Ml~ICARE CREPT IN T!MES TO USE THE NATIONAL CREDIT IN 1954 WHEN CARL FISHER RETURNED HOME QUIETLY AND CALMLY ON THE HOSPITAL lEVE~ DEFENSE OF THE NATIONAL WELFARE, DdT FROM WORK AND FOUND rllS THREE SMALL BUT TOUCHED OFF A LABOR DISPUTE LOCAL THE GRASSHOPPER POST-WAR ADMINISTRA CHILDREN -- AGES 6, 4 AND I I MONTHS -- 115 OF THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS UNION TIONS HAVE OVERDRAWN AGAINST THE HAD BEEN DROWNED BY 41S WIFE. SHE WAS D!SAGREED WITH THE LINK-BELT Co ON PUBLIC CREDIT AND IN AN ERA OF UN- UNCONSCIOUS NEARBY, SUFFERING THE EF- WHETHER wORKERS WOULD GET THE SAME MATCHED PROSPERITY. THE NATION DE- FEeTS or SHAMPOO SHE ALLEGEDLY DRANK COVERAGE UNDER MEDiCARE THAT THEY GOT ,ERVES BETTER AND SMARTER POLITICiANS·IN A SU!CIDE ATTEMPTo RULED INSANE, ~1R5o UNDER THE OLD COMPANY INSURANCE PLAN FISHER WAS SENT TO A MENTAL ~OSPiTAl A~ YEA~S ~ ______-L ______RELCASCD rIVE LATER ~~ ______------:::a::
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TheM youngsters are operating their sailboats on a running course DICK EICHFELD •••• RF fOR ROI-NAMUR. JI By BILL SCHOCK (Slxth of 12 articles 011 slIIlmg fundamentals ) A SAILBOAT IS RUNNING when It and the wind are gOing in the same directIOn with the transom facing the wmd LOCAL SPORTS Runnmg IS not a difficult course to sail, m the sense of re qUiring top notch seamanship It does, however, require some ROI-NAMUR SiNKS EBEVE IN OPENER extra attentIOn If skipper and crew wish to avoid some nasty bumps On a runnmg course the wmd IS commg from behmd---{)ver ROI-NAMUR DiSPLAYING TREMENDOUS the transom Therefore the sail should be extended as much as BATTING POWER SWAMPED THE ESEYE possible to take full advantage of the wmd The boom should be perpendicular to the centerlIne of the boat "GLOBETROTl ERS" i NI THE OPEN 8NG GAME You Will recall that a turn made While sallmg away from the OF THE MARSHALL iSLANDS DOUBLE ELIMi wmd that Will result m the boom changmg Sides IS called Jlbmg You Will recall also that unlIke commg about when the sail NAT!ON MOUNTAiNBALl TOURNAMENT YES goes dead temporarily, the sail does not go dead m Jlbmg The TERDAY AT DALLY F!ElD 15-5 BEfORE A boom does not heSitate at the centerlIne Many times It swings over with fresh action that can cause trouble CAPACiTY CROWD. ROI STARTED THE So, while runmng, the skipper and crew must be alert to accI BALLGAME AT A fAST CLIP BY SCORING dental jibing Accidental jibing is one of the chief causes of tlppmg over 6 RUNS iN THE fiRST INNiNG ON SiX It might happen hke thiS you have the sail perpendicular to SOLID BASEHITS ro TAKE A 6-0 LEADo the centerlIne as you should 'fhe wmd eases momentarily and the boom drifts m Then the Wind gusts, but at an angle It EBEYE CAME BACK WITH S!NGLE RUNS IN catches the sail and throws the boom to the Side of the boat, THE 2ND & 3RD INNING AND ADDED THREE where captain and crew are situated Their weight plus the force of the swinging boom send the boat over RUNS IN THE fifTH INNING FOR THEIR You can guard agamst thiS by steermg so the wmd will corne 5 RUN TOTAL. JACK STOCKWELL LED THE FINE ROI-CLUB AT THE PLATE WITH THREE SINGLES. EBEYE HiT THE BALL MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS HARD COLLECTING A TOTAL OF 10 HITS OF WINNING PITCHER BILL FIGUEIRA. AMERICAN LEAGUE: GAMES OUT BAL TI MORE "CASEY" TANIMOTO •••• ENIWETOK. ROI-NAMUR'S DEVASTATING POWER POUNDED EBEYE PITCHING FOR 18 SINGLES. DETROIT 4 CLEVELAND 1/2 BOX SCORE SECOND BASEMAN JiM MARCUSKY AND 5 LEFTflELDER LARRY KIYABU CAME UP CALlfORNIA 10 1/2 ROI-NAMUR AB H RUNS M,NNESOTA 14 Au GUERRA 2 I WITH THE FIELDING PLAY OF THE GAME ROBBING EBEYE OF SEVERAL BASEHITS. CHICAGO 15 D, EICHfELD ~ I 2 NEW YORK 16 K, MITCHELL MANAGER BOB WAHNER CAME UP WITH 2 3 BOSTON 22 1/2 J. STOCKWELL ~ 3 2 A HUSTLING BALL CLUB. WORD AROUND KWAJALEIN IS TO WATCH ROi IN THE M" PAIGE 4 2 2 NATIONAL LEAGUE: TOURNAMENT. R. BLOEDEL 4 2 I SAN FRANCISCO S. BRAME l. 2 o P, TTSBURGH R. ARMSTRONG 4 2 I MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE 3 Los ANGELES 5 1/2 J. MARCUSKY 4 o I PHILADELPHIA B. F,GUERIRA 4 I JULY 5 TUESDAY AT DALLY F,ELD. I HOUSTON $ 1/2 TOTAL 41 18 15 CINCINNATI 5~15 PM RIKAKIS VS EBEYE BASKETS 10 ST. LOUIS 12 EBEYE STARS (ALVARO & ALAMEDA) 5 PM AT BRANDON FIELD. ATLANTA 15 T. TOKA 3 o I NEW YORK Ib M. MOSES I o MARINE DEPT VS JOMAKAJ (SIEVERS o CHICAGO 23 M. LALINO I o o & RUNYON) J. £R I NWA 2 o o FULL COVERAGE ON AMERICAN AND A. BOBO JULY 6 WEDNESDAY AT DALLY FIELD. 3 I I NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES PLAYED YESTERDAY M. CAPELLE I 5.15 PM NA ALI I VS JOMAKAJ B 3 o IS TO BE fOUND ON PAGE 7. M. ANDRIKE 2 o o (ALVARO & ALAMEDA) H. H! LARY 3 2 I A. PAUL 3 I o MIXED VOLLEYBALL AFRS WILL COVER THE MARSHALL ISLANDS A ANEJ I 1 o TOURNAMENT ONCE AGAIN ON MONDAY AT T. LEBEN 2 o THE ICHI-BAN DEfEATED THE RAIDERS I PM WHEN THE CHAMPIONSHIP G~ME WILL 3 BE PLAYED. H. MILNE 2 2 IN TWO STRAIGHT SETS LAST NIGHT AT TOTAL ~8 10 DALLY COURT 15-13 AND 11-0. IF YOU CAN'T BE AT THE GAME IN 5 PERSON, KEEP YOUR DIAL SET ON 1220 ILiff, COLO. (UPI )--IT WAS CLEARLY VOLLEYBAll SCHEDULE AS liTHE BIG VOICE IN BASEBALL" TAKES A CASE Of HIT -AND-RUN. ROLAND A. YOU TO THE ACTION AS IT HAPPENS fROM UBER, 41, SAID HE HIT AN ANGUS STEER JULY 5 TUESDAY DALLY FIELD. WHILE DRIVING AND HAD TO RUN WHEN HE 6 30 PM NA ALI I VS SURFERS STEPPED OUT Of HIS CAR, BECAUSE THE 7:30 PM KUPAKAS VS ELEU ANNOUNCEMENT ON NBC-TV· IIS TAy TUNED ANGRY ANIMAL CHASED HIM. FOR FIVE MINUTES OF THE LATEST NEWS JUL Y 6 WEDNESDAY fOLLOWED BY A \IMOMENT Of TRUTH." ' MORE SPORTS ON PAGE 7 6 30 PM SURfERS VS KA MOl - . P4.GE 6 - (CONT IIWED fROM [SEYE PAGE THREE) ('-ONTI NUED FROM PACE lHREE) SPECIAL SERVICES ~SlAND TO TAKE ADVANTAGE O~ BETTER RAIDS COMMUNIST NORTI KOREA, ~N A BROAD HOl!DAY SCHEDULE WAGES} 5C~OOlS~ MEDICAL FACILIT!ES, RAD~O STAlliON CAST HEARD IN TOKYO, PLEDGED IT WOULD COMMUNITY lifE, AND THE EMPLOYEE TRAoNc SEND ALL rORMS or AID TO NORTH VnET SUtJ & f'lON 9 AM Tq 12 PM ~NG PROGRAM ESTABL!S~ED AT K~AJA~E!N CO,'U NG ALLEY ~AM, II i NCl UD ItIG THE D! SPATCH Of VOULN lEST 511[. TO ~NSURE THAT SAN!T~T10N ~UN ~0 AM TO P~ TEERS." A NORTH KOREAIIll FORE~GN f'A!l\1i i: 3C AND ~OUSING fAe.l'TIES WOULD BE ADE~ STRY STATEMENT SAID THE AMERUCAN RAIDS MON 2 30 PM TO ! i 30 PM QUAlE fOR THE [NTuRE POPUlATIO~ Of HOuRGLASS [BEYE, !NClUD'NG lOCAL MARSHALLESE WHO ON THE HANOI-HAl PONG AREA HAD POSED AN "OPEN CHALLENGE" TO THE COMMUNiST SUN & MON NO PUBl!CATION VOlUNTAR!lY lEfT THEIR 'SlANDS IN THE GOLF SHACK KWAJALE!N ATOll ANO MOV:D TO [SEVE fOR CAMP. --SOUTH V,ETNAMESE PREMIER NGUYEN SU~ & MON 7 30 AM iO 7 30 PM RANGE SAfElY REASONS, THE DEPARTMENT iNA CAO Ky PREDiCTED THAT THE STEPPED-UP MAr< Ow DEfENSE AGREED TO INiTIATE A $( BOMB~NGS or NORTH VaET NAM!S INDUSTRBAl SUN & ~ON 7 30 AM TO 7 PM M~llION [BEYf IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMo DEPENDENTS' HEARTLAND WOULD BRING DOWN THE HANOn POOL OVER $~ MiLliON wo~rH or IMPROVEMENTS REGIME "WITHIN A FEW MONTHSo" SU~ & MON 8 AM TO 7 PM WERE INSTAllED !~ ~964o THEY ijNClUDED --GEN. WilliAM Co WESTMORELAND, LlBRARY CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION or 28 NEW THREE SUN - PM 10 PM COMMANDER Of UoS o ARMED FORCES IN V~ET ~ 5 & 6 - ROOM APARTMENTS WIT~ LOUVERED WINDOW NAM TOLD NEWSMEN HE THOUGHT THE AMERI MON 6 PM ~O 10 PM UN!TS~ SALT WATER flUSH COMMODES, S.S. GEAR LOCKER CANS AND T~EIR ALLIES WERE BEGINNING ALUMINUM ROOfS WHiCH ACTED AS CATCH SUN 8 30 - II 30 AM & NOON - 2 30 PM MENT AREAS TO SUPPLY fRESH WATER TO TO WiN THE WAR IN ViET NAMo AMERICAN SPOKESMEN SAID THE AiRCRAFT MON CLOSED TWO 4275=GAllON WAfER TANKS lOCATED SHOT DOWN OVER NORTH VIET NAM DURING MOVIES AT EACH END or r~E APAQTMENT BUIL~~ TODAYS INCLUDED TWO AiR SU~ ~ftT~NEf AT i VEY YA~L , PMo ALL INGSQ r~!S ~964 BUILDING INCRE~fNT ~iSSIONS ~oSo FORCE F-I~ THUNDERC~!EfS, ONE AiR ~j~CR T;EpTRE5 Will OPER~TE ON REG ALSO !NClUD(O A 250,OOO~GAL~ON fP[SH FORCE AlE §KYRA!DER AND ONE UoSo ~AVY UL.AR SC.I-IEDULES o WAuEQ S!ORAG~ TANK, lAYING Of SEWER SPEC iAL t, TTRACT IOJ\!S A4 SKYHAWK JET 0 l~N(S THPOUG~OU1 T~[ ~SLANDJ AND CON THE rOUR PlA~ES WE~E lOST DUPi~G A GOLF TOURNEY -- ~OL~BERG ~ft'PWAYS STROCr!O~ Of TWO ~EWAG( l!~T STA110NSo ~USY DAY OF RAIDS THAT SftW T~E A~R rJiOJ;\j-td NBALL. rOURNE'I -"" ~WA ",ALE. IN 1I THE NEXT eJ!LOiNG !NCREME~TJ W~!CH rOReE FLY 42 M~SS~ONS AND THE ~~~( !! ~Oft-NAMU~, EBEYE & EN~W~TOK OTARTED THt~ WE~~~ WiL~ I~ClUDE co~· M!SS!ONS. S~~L RACES -- OFr ~MON POtNT. ST~UCToON or AN ADD"T"O~Al 270 A~APu= l='iRE.WORKS -"-' 8 ?M !'-10NCI\Y~ ~l!lY 4TH ME~r UNl1S WuTM PLUMBING AHD ELeCTRI ~------,----.- p'" r- MON PO~NTo CAl rlXTURES J ~[PA!R~ TO T~( ES£vE ~!E~J !NS'ALL~T!O~ or A POWE~ ~LANT WHAT THEYVRE SAY~NG AND COMPLETE [~[CT~~rICAT!ON or THE r~E ~[~ R~IDS BY THE U~~-ED STAT~~ 'G~;NST ;HE HE~FT OF NORTH ViET NAM WAS ~~~A~O, CON:T1U(r!o~ or A MAINTENANCE THE DOM'N\~- S~BJEC- D SC0S~ED !N FO~E~G~ CD'70P!AlS THIS WEEKo A~D UT!l~nE~ Binl!J"~~, INSTAllALO~ IN P'RIS T~E CONSE~vATlv~ J'iLY AUQOQE ~APD ~H/T THE NEW A"R RA OS ON THE OF , COMPL[TC~T C~LOqINATtD rRESH HA. t--1 0 ! t\ND ~A i p~O!\\C ArtEAS wEqE: ~ -LI" '7 \'.j/l ~!\l' NC- 6"( -Hi: UN i '!' ED 51#\'1[51 THA r iT WiLL WATCR D!SrR~Bu7~ON SiS7:~ rOR THf ijs= NO~ ACCEcT COMMU~I~T C~nN£S: rXPA~310NISM .~ 4SI~o ~~E ~EWSPAPER SAiD} iN PART lA~D, f~ClUD~~~ CDN5TRJCTIOh THREE or "T~E UNiTt:D $rA7E.S J£ \10· I"JAG!I\JC 'JIAP 01\1 ~IORTY V'f T NAM:J NOR HAS n !NTijMATED N[W OOO~GAtlOI\ FRE ,)~J ,",'Ao T(~ STORAGE 250, AN ATrACK ON C~!N~J Wrl~CH S ~[E?!NG QUIET~ Bur !~ ~Ill ~OT 3P~RE ANY EFrORT TO T4NKS, A PRESSUR!~CO 3A~r ~ArER SA~u~ BLOt~ THE ROAD TO C~iNrSE ~XPANSION!~~ 'N AS~Ao By pqEVENTING iT FRO~ OCCUPYING TAT ON SY51~M~ AND ot~ER ,TEMSo CON= SOUTH ViE~ N~~J -HE ~.5o FODtES ARE SAfEGUARDING T~A~LA~Ds BUR~AJ FORMOSA AND ~T~U~iirON W!lI~ BE ACC0M~l..ISHED iN TWO ALSO JAPAN ANC '~DIAo PHASES Of 1~~ ~!~5Tj CO~~ISTiNG ~88 1\·/I-iEN C~E COND:MNS I:"Oq I-IIJMAN:T\P~AN 'To JUDGE rROM RlCE~T S·A-EMENTS~ APAR1~ENT U~~ ~S AND ALL rTILIT!~3, REASONS T~E BOMBING Of A COU~TRY ~iTY ONE ~UST CONCLUDE 7H~T T~E AMERICAN WILL BE COM~l(T(D MY ~A?CH ~ ~£XT or WH~CH THE UNITED STATES 1~ Nor o~rrlC~ PRESiDEN· DOES NOT ADEQUATELY REAL.iZE YEARu fOllOWING COMPLETiON, A ON( !AlLY AT WAR, ONE MUST NOT FORGET THAT THE ACTUAL SITUATION IN VIET NAMo" MONTH PERIOD W!l~ BE DEVOT~D TO MOV~ ~ANOI HAS SYS~EMAT~CALLY ~EfU5ED TO RE T~E EAST GERMAN COMMUNiST PARTY PAPER ING PEOPLE rRO~ THE PHASE TwO AREA S~OND TO THE MUL~!PLE NEGOTIATION OF NEUES D:UTSCHLAND SAID "THE fiGHT OF !~TO THE COMPLeTED A~ARTMENTS AND FERS BY WASHINGTO\loil NEGROES rOR CIVil RIGHTS HAS REACHED A OTHER TEMPORARY HOUS!NGo P~ASE ~~o Two OSLO PAPERS COMMEN~ED ON THE STAGE IN WHiCH IT is TURNING DiRECTLY THE CONSTRUCTION Will BEGIN A~D or HANOi BOt.ltBRNG MORGENBLADET SA!D "TYE AGAINST THE ROOTS or THE SYSTEM or DIS T~E EN!RE PROJECT WilL BE COM~LETED RAIDS ~RE NOT ·ERROR BOMBING IN ANY CRiMINATiON AND SEGREGATION THROUGH BV NOVEMBER ~o ~N ADDITION TO THE tO~Mo THE REASON BEHIND THEM is HANOi'S THIS fiGHT THF POLIT!CAl CONSCIOUSNESS CONSTRUCTION WOPK 10 BE COMPLETED BY MOqBID DEC!SIO~ TO PURSUE ijTS AGGRESS OF BROAD SEGME~TS Of THE PEOPLE HAS T~E UoS. ARMV, WHICH IS DESIGNED TO iVE AIMS." GROWN AND THE RULING CIRCLES HAVE BEEN TR£MEN~OU5l~ ~MPROVE HOUSING AND SANI= "As FAR AS I NTERNAT IONAl COMPLI CA I="ORCED TO MAKE CONCESSIONSo" TA~Y CONDITIONS ON [SEYE, THE TRUST TIONS ARE CO~CERNED~ O~E CAN RULE OUT IN NEW DELHI, THE TIMES OF !NDIA ASK~ TERR!TORV HAS PLANS TO COMPLETELY THE RISK THAT PEKING CHINA WILL INTER ED~ "WHY HAS THE UNiTED STATES FAilED lANDSCAPE THC ~SLAND, CONSTRUCT NEW F'"E~E MORE DIRECTLY IN THE WAR," THE TO ADJUST ITS POLICY TO THE REALITiES ~CHOOl ~ACILtTIES AND OTHER puBLIC NEWSPAPER SAID. OF THE V!ETNAMESE CRIS!S'Z" IT SAID BU!lChNGSo \\fHlCN nu: ENTiRE FROJEC.T 'THE CHINESE ARE HARDLY ABLE TO DO !/WASHiNGTON"S FAILURE DERIVES FROM is COMPLET(D J EBEYE Will BE THE MOST THiS, ESPECIALLY NOT W~EN THE REGIME is THE S7RANGE CONVICTiON THAT A MODI FICA- ~ODEfN MICRO~ES!AN COMMUNITY IN THE HAVING ITS UPHEAVALS. THE PROBLEM IS TiON OF POLICY IS THE EQUIVALENT OF l~USI T~oBQG£°C'r TY ECHOES RATHER THE KREMLIN's REACTIONS. POSS~- SURRENDER AND CONSEQUENTLY or A SER- BiL~TiES TO EXERT A MODER~T!NG INFLU 10US LOSS OF PRESTiGE o TO HOOFBEATS AGAIN ENCE ON HANO! WILL HARDLY BE STRENGTH ilT~E CONTENTION THAT IF'" THE UNITED DJDGE lJrV, KANo (UPI)--FAMOUS ENED BY THE NEW BOMB!NG RAIDS, BUT ON STATES DEViATES FROM iTS PRESENT FRONT SrRlET IN THIS HISTORIC CATTLE THE OTHER Y~ND3 ONE SHOULD NOT DISRE COURSE IT WILL LOSE THE CONFIDENCE AND TOWN ECHOE~ T~E SOUNDS OF ANOTHER ERA GARD THE EFFECT OF THE UNITED STATES RESPECT OF THE ASIAN POWERS HAS BEEN TODAY IN CELEBRATION OF THE FIRST CAT CLEARLY SHOWING THAT THEY TA~E THEiR ~EDUCED TO A FORMULA TEDIOUSLY REPEATED TLE DRIVE FRO~ TEXAS A CENTURY AGO. COMMITMENT IN VIET NAM SERiOUSLY THE AS A DEFENSE AGAINST ITS CRITICS.
A HE~D OF iOO LONGHORN CATTLE RUMB KREMLIN MAY ALSO DRAW THE CONCLUSION r~lMOST EVERY ASSUMPT!ON ON WHICH UoS o lED THQOUG~ THE TOWN WRANGLED BY A THAT IT IS NECESS~qy TO STOP THE WAR POLICY HAS BEEN BASED -= THAT THE AP BAND Of W~OOPiNG TEXAS COWBOYS. GUN BEFORE IT REAllY ESCALATESo" PLiCATiON OF MAXIMUM STRENGTH WiL.l COM FiRE RESOUNDED, BUT NOW BULLETS FLEWo THE NORWEGIAN JOURNAL FOR COMMERCE PEL HANOi TO NEGOTIATE, THAT THE UNITED O~lY BLANK CAR~R!DGES WERE FIREDo ~ND SHIPPING SAID "EVERvBODY WHO wANTS STATES CAN GO iT AL.ONE, THAT THE SOUTH IN REEN~CTMENT or T~E TOWNS LORE OF TO CONDEMN T~E BOMBING OF HANOI SHOULD V~ET NAM REG!ME ENJOYS THE PEOPLE'S THt 18bos~ THE CiTY ~ARSHAl RELIEVED ALSO HAVE CONDEMNED THE BOMBiNG OF BER CONFIOENCE AND THAT THE TIDE HAS BEEN THE TEX~NS OF THEIR SIX-SHOOTERS ON LIN AND GER~AN Oil DEPOTS DURiNG THE ~URNED AGAINST THE V,ET (ONG -- HAS T~E OUTSKi~TS OF TOWN. SECOND WORLD WAR 0 if BEEN PROVED FALSE BY EVENTS. THE LONGHORNS AqRIVED YESTERDAY, THE A~ER!CAN DECeSiON TO ESCALATE THE "THE SOONER WASHINGTON THINKS IN ENDiNG A FIVE~DAY TRAIL DRiVE FROM VlAR iN V!ET NAM "CAN BRING A CRIS~S ON TERMS OF WHAT YIELDS RESULTS RATHER TEXAS, BUT THERt WAS A BIG Di~rERENCE. ~ANY SIDES.9" THE lEAD r NG SWED! SH DAGENS THAN IN THOSE OF 'POPULARiTY' AND THiS TIME THE CATTLE AR~iVED ON TRUCKS NY""lETER SAiDo "WEDNESDAy1S BLASTING OF 'PRESTIGE u THE SOONER iT Will START INSTEAD Of ON THe Hoor ~s iN T~E OLD OIL STORAGES IN HA~OI AND HAIPHONG ~S fUNCTIONING AS A MAJOR AND MATURE POW DAYS. IT WAS T~E ~!NAl LAP ~RO~ ALTUS, A DANGEROUS STRA7EGIC S~EPj" THE ~EWS ER ON THE ASIAN CONTINENT." OKlAo THE DP!Vl STARTED IN SAN ANTON- g PAPER SA~Do Ir WARNED THAT T~E AiR V8ENNA S SAlZBURGER RtCHTEN R~MARKED:{ 100 STRIKES COULD CAUSE DETER!ORATION ~N ON THE APPROPRIATENESS OF THE UoS. COM TODAY THe CATTLE RUMBLED THROUGH RELATIONS BETWEEN T~E UN~TED STATES AND MUNiST PARTY ELECTING BLIND NEGRO HENR DODGE TO A SALE BARN, END OF THE llNEo OTHER WESTERN POWERSo wiNSTON AS ITS CHAIRMAN. I »~~[ 1 SAT~~AV, JUl~ 2, ~966 - 0- ______------;------' THE SPORTS PATROL BY STEVE SNIDER M~JOR LEA.:iUE RCU~~OUf~ rIEII' YORK (UP I )--BER,n E AND j OCKY, AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE AMOUNG ,. HE LADS \
ICROjJWORD -- By Eugene ShefferJ
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