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KIDNAPED WOMAN Kills ABDUCTOR with HIS OWN GUN • HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE 6-19-64 6-19-64 3 9 AT 0023 2.3 AT 0630 3.9 AT 1222 HOURGLASS 1.8 AT 1851 VOL 5 NO. 1742 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS THURSDAY 18 JUNE 1964 MAKE MONEY ARRANG~ENTS IN ADVANCE KIDNAPED WOMAN KilLS ABDUCTOR VACATIONING DEPOSITORS OF THE KWAJ­ ALEIN BRANCH Of THE BANK OF HAWAI I WITH HIS OWN GUN IN MOTEL ROOM ARE ADVISED TO MAKE PRIOR ARRANGE­ WICHITA, KANS. (UPI)--A KIDNAP VICTIM HELD CAPTIVE NEARLY 48 HOURS SHOT AND MENTS HERE ON KWAJALEIN SO THAT THEY KILLED HER ABDUCTOR IN A WICHITA MOTEL ROOM EARLY TODAY. WILL NOT EXPERIENCE DifFICULTY IN POLICE SAID THEY WOULD FilE NO CHARGES AGAINST MRS. JUNE MAXINE DUKE, 38, OF CASHING CHECKS OR MAKING WITHDRAWALS BAYTOWN, TEXAS, WHO IDENTIFIED THE DEAD MAN AS WILLIAM V. CRAWFORD, 45, A ONE­ FROM SAVINGS ACCOUNTS AT BRANCHES IN TIME NEIGHBOR. HAWA I I. CRAWFORD ACCOSTED MRS. DUKE, MOTHER OF FOUR CH I LOREN AND WI FE OF AN 0 I L DR II - U S L E R, I N A BAYTOWN DRUG STORE EARLY MON- •• AIR FORCE PLANES HELPING TO DAY AND FORCED HER TO ACCOMPANY HIM FIRST TO DALLAS, THEN TO WICHITA. BATTLE OIL REFINERY FIRES IN JAPAN AFTER THEIR ARRrVAL HERE, CRAWFORD NIIGATA, JAPAN (UPI)--fIREMEN TODAY BATTLED RAGING OIL REFINERY FIRES SET BY BOUGHT A .38 CALIBER PISTOL WITH WHICH A MASSIVE EARTHQUAKE BUT A PETROLEUM TANK EXPLODED ENDANGERING OTHER TANKS HE THREATENED TO KILL HER, MRS. DUKE NEARBY. JAPANESE AND AMERICAN AIRPLANES FLEW THROUGH SMOKE-DARKENED SKIES SAID. SHORTLY AFTER MIDNIGHT SHE USED AND PARACHUTED CHEMICAL fOAM TO GROUND CREWS IN THIS BURNING SEAPORT, STRICKEN THE GUN TO SHOOT HIM IN THE BACK OF THE BY JAPAN'S STRONGEST EARTHQUAKE IN 41 YEARS. HEAD AS HE LAY ON A BED IN A ROOM AT THE TWELVE FIRE TRUCKS BATTLED THE BLAZES WITH AIRDROPPED CHEMICALS IN A DESPER­ ENGLISH VILLAGE MOTEL. ATE ATTEMPT TO PREVENT THE FLAMES FROM LEAPING A 20-FOOT CANAL TO OTHER OIL MRS. DUKE, WEARING A BLUE NIGHTGOWN TANKS IN THIS CENTER Of JAPAN'S PETROLEUM REFINING INDUSTRY. SHE SAID CRAWFORD HAD BOUGHT, WENT TO HOUSES WERE BURNING NEARBY. THE MOTEL OFFICE AND TOLD THE NIGHT TEXAS FOR GOLDWATER THE U.S. AIR fORCE LAUNCHED SEVEN RE­ CLERK, "l'VE SHOT A MAN IN UNIT 32 AND SCUE AND MERCY PLANES AT DAWN FROM TACH DALLAS, TEX. (UPI)--TEXAS GAVE ITS I WANT HELP." IKAWA AIR BASE NEAR TOKYO TO AIRDROP 56 REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION SHE SAT QUIETLY IN THE CHAIR IN THE FIRE-FIGHTING FOAM, MEDICAL SUPPLIES, VOTES TO SEN. BARRY GOLDWATER YESTER- LOBBY WHILE AWAITING THE ARRIVAL OF OF­ FOOD AND WATER. DAY. FICERS. POLICE SAID SHE HAD BEEN "TREAT,," GIANT EARTH SHOCKS AS STRONG AS THE THE OffiCIAL 2,394 DELEGATES VOTED ED VERY BADLY." 1923 TOKYO-YOKOHAMA QUAKE ROCKED SEVEN FOR GOLDWATER AND THE CONVENTION DE­ PREFECTURES IN NORTHWESTERN HONSHU, CLARED HE RECEIVED TEXAS' 56 VOTES UN­ JAPAN'S MAIN ISLAND, DESTROYING BUILD­ OMAHA HIT BY ANIMOUSLY. INGS AND BRIDGES AND IGNITING WATER­ CONVENTION lEADERS SAID THE TEXAS FRONT PETROLEUM FIRES WHICH LIGHTED THE FLASH fLOODS VOTE GAVE GOLDWATER 674 ASSURED VOTES SKY THROUGHOUT THE NIGHT. OMAHA, NEB. (UPI)--fLASH FLOODS SWEPT AT THE NAT 10NAl CONVENT ION, 19 MORE (CONTINUED ON PAGE 4) THROUGH SUBURBAN OMAHA lAST NIGHT, SWAL­ THAN HE NEEDS. LOWING CARS AND TRAilER HOMES. AT LEAST ..... FIVE PERSONS WERE FEARED DEAD. PRETENDER TO bPANISH THRONE NEw BTL ~ERVICE HEAD ARRIVED SAVAGE RAINSTORMS DUMPED MORE THAN SIX WINb APPEAL ON COURT'S DEClblON YE~TERDAY ON NIKE CHARTER FLlbHT 1 INCHES OF RAIN IN THE WESTERN PORTION OF PARIS (UPI)--A fRENCH ApPEAL COURT MR. AND MRS. HERBERT W. COSGROVE AR- \ THE CITY, HAMMERED BASEBALL-SIZED HAil TODAY DECLARED DON JAIME DE BOURBON RIVED ON KWAJALEIN ON YESTERDAY'S NIKE I INTO DRIFTS AND SENT STREAMS ROARING PARMA, DUKE OF SEGOVIA, FIT TO CONDUCT CHARTER FLIGHT. FROM THEIR BANKS. HIS OWN AFFAIRS AND THUS INTRODUCED A MR. COSGROVE IS THE NEW HEAD OF BELL ONE-MONTH-OLD TWIN GIRLS WHO HAD ONLY NEW ELEMENT INTO THE PROBLEM OF SUC- TELEPHONE LABORATORIES' SERVICE DEPART-' RECENTLY BEEN BROUGHT FROM THE HOSPITAL CESSION TO ANY EVENTUALLY-RESTORED MENT, SUCCEEDING JOHN J. NAUGHTON, WHO WERE FEARED TO HAVE PERISHED WHEN THEIR MONARCHY IN SPAIN. IS SCHEDULED TO DEPART JUNE 27. MOBILE HOME WAS WASHED AWAY FROM A TRAil DON JAIME, 55-YEAR-OLD DEAF MUTE, MR. COSGROVE HAS HEADED BTL's SERVICE ER COURT AND JAMMED UNDER A BRIDGE. IS THE SON OF THE LAST REIGNING MONARCHDEPARTMENT AT WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE, (CONTINUED ON PAGE 4) OF SPAIN, KING ALPHONSE XIII. HE IS NEW MEXICO, fOR THE PAST THREE YEARS. ..... THE UNCLE OF THE YOUNG DON JUAN WHO MOST OF HIS CAREER WITH BEll LABS HAS NEWEST MILITARY PLANE DESIGNED APPEARED TO BE GROOMED IN SPAIN FOR BEEN IN THE MILITARY PROJECT AREA, IN- FOR VERTICAL TAKEOFF AND LANDING POSSIBLE SUCCESSION TO THE THRONE. ClUDING WORK ON THE NIKE-AJAX, NIKE- DAllAS, TEX. (UPI)--A SNUB-NOSED, HE HAS CLAIMED TO BE STILL THE RIGHT.HERCULES, NIKE-ZEUS AND NIKE-X PROJECTS. SQUARE-SHAPED PLANE THAT LOOKS liKE A FUL HEIR DESPITE A RENUNCIATION IN 193~ HIS CAREER WITH THE BELL SYSTEM DATES TRUCK YET WILL FLY HIGHER AND FASTER THA~ WHICH HE SAID WAS FORCED ON HIM BY HIS FROM 1935. AFTER ABOUT THREE YEARS MOST WORLD WAR I I fiGHTERS WAS UNVEILED FATHER BECAUSE OF HIS PHYSICAL DISABIL WITH THE WESTERN ELECTRIC CO., AT KEARNY~ TO NEWSMEN TODAY. ITIES (CONTINUED ON PAGE 2) N.J., HE JOINED BELL LABS IN NEW YORK AS THE NEW AIRPLANE, A VERTICAL TAKEOfF ••••• A DRAfTSMAN, TRANSFERRING TO WHIPPANY, AND LANDING MOOEL BUilT FOR THE MILITARY, WILL MARK OPENING OF FIRST PHONE N.J., IN 1541. (CONTINUED ON PAGE 3). WILL CARRY 32 FUllY-EQUIPPED COMBAT TRO­ CABLE BETWEEN THE U. S. AND JAPAN ..... OPS OR 8,000 POUNDS OF CARGO AND OPERATE WASHINGTON (UPI)--PRESIOENT JOHNSON POLICE AVOID VIOLENCE BETWEEN FROM SHIPS, SMALL FIELDS AND EVEN ROOF­ AND PREM I ER HAYATO I KEDA OF JAPAN WILL BLACK MU~L IMS ON HARLEM ~ TREET TOPS. EXCHANGE GREETINGS THURSDAY AT 10 P.M. NEW YORK (UPI)--BLACK MUSLIMS FACED IT IS THE lARGEST AND THE ONLY VERTICAL EDT TO MARK THE OPENING Of THE FIRST FORMER BLACK MUSLIMS AT GUNPOINT ON A TAKEOFF PLANE EVER DEVELOPED IN THE U.S. TELEPHONE CABLE BETWEEN THE UNITED HARLEM STREET lAST NIGHT UNTIL POLICE FOR OPERATION, RATHER THAN FOR EVALUA­ STATES AND JAPAN, IT WAS ANNOUNCED TO- STEPPED IN TO PREVENT VIOLENCE. TION, AND MAY BE THE fORERUNNER OF A CIV­ DAY. THERE WERE HOT WORDS BETWEEN THE Mus- ILIAN FLEET THAT COULD OPEN ANY SPOT ON THE CEREMONIES WILL BE HELD AT THE LIMS AND SIX FOLLOWERS OF BLACK NATION- THE WORLD TO AIR TRANSPORTATION WHITE HOUSE STARTING AT 9:45 P.M., A ALIST LEADER MALCOLM X, WHO BROKE AWAY (CONTINUED ON PAGE 3) WHITE HOUSE ANNOUNCEMENT SAID. FROM THE MUSLIMS SEVERAL MONTHS AGO. AFTER THE PRESIDENT AND PRIME MIN- ONE OF THE lATTER GROUP CARRIED A lOADED .21 I NCHES OF RA I N YESTERDAY BR I NGS THE ISTER TALK OVER THE NEW TELEPHONE EX­ CARBINE. JUNE TOTAL SO FAR TO 3.98 INCHES. CHANGE, OTHER AMERICAN OFFICIALS WilL POLICE SAID THE SIX--WHO WERE ARRESTED ..... CONVERSE WITH THEIR COUNTERPARTS IN AND CHARGED WITH DISORDERLY CONDUCT AND EXPECT MISSILE OPERATION TONIGHT TOKYO, IT WAS SAID. WEAPONS LAW VIOlATIONS--HAD BEEN lEO TO A lOCAL MISSilE OPERATION IS ..... BELIEVE MALCOLM WAS IN MORTAL DANGER SCHEDULED AT 1800 TONIGHT, DEPEND~ ATTEMPTED ASSASSIN SENTENCED WHEN THEY COULD NOT REACH HIM AT HIS HOME ING ON WEATHER CONDITIONS. EARLI­ ANKARA (UPI)--ANKARA'S FIRST CRIMIN­ IN QUEENS. EST THE "TAKE COVER" COULD SOUND AL COURT TODAY SENTENCED MESUT SUNA TO THEY CLAIMED THERE WAS A MUSLIM THREAT IS 1800. KEEP TUNED TO AFRS fOR 20 YEARS AND SIX MONTHS IN PRISON FOR ~O MURDER MALCOLM BY JUNE 29- POSSiblE CA~CEllATION. THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION or PREMIER ••••• EXTINGUISH EXTERIOR LIGHTS ISMET INONU. SEOUL (UPI)--SOUTH KOREA PRESIDENT RANGE OPERATIONS WilL REQUIRE ALL SUNA FIRED THREE SHOTS FROM CLOSE PARK CHUNG HEE SAID HERE TODAY MARTIAL LOCAL RESIDENTS TO BLACK-OUT ALL RANGE AT THE 80-YEAR-OLD INONU LAST LAW WILL BE lifTED ONLY AfTER ALL CASES EXTERIOR LIGHTS FROM 2400 HOURS TO­ fEBRUARY. ALL MISSED. HE TOLD THE PENDING BEFORE THE COURT-MARTIAL TRIBUN- NIGHT UNTIL 0430. COURT HE ONLY FIRED THE SHOTS TO fRIGH~~L ARE DISPOSED OF AND THE PUBLIC SECUR~ INTERIOR LIGHTS ARE NOT A~~FCT£:D EN /NONU. NOT TO KILL HIM ITY SITUATION IS RESTORED TO NORMAL PAGE 2 HOURGLASS THURSDA Y 18, JUNE 1~64 I PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION or THE: ·tHORc!'HI~ ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED ~PI <~ ASTRONAUTS RETURNING FRCM MOON Ca+1ANDING OFFICER PACifiC MtSSLt.E "t LqHoON fUP' )-- WINSTON CHURCHI~t., 1;ltt~ ,,\ MAY HAVE TO BE QUARANTINED RANGE FACILITY, KWAJAlE1N, MARSHALL I 23"YEAR...(JLD GRANDSON' or rORM£R 9JUM't i / HOUSTON, TEXAS (UPI )--ONE U.S. SCIEN- ISLANDS, CONTRACT NI23 (61756) , MINISTER SIR WINSTON CHU~CH1LL, AM- 'TIST THIN~S AMERICA'S ASTRONAUTS MAY 35133A {PMR} WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATES. NOUNCED HIS ENGAGEMENT TODAY TO THE 'fIND LIfE ON THE MOON--BUT IT ISN'T APT THE HOURGLAss IS PUBLISHED DAILY DAUGHTER or A BRITISH AIRLINE MAGNATE. TO RESEMBLED Dlc~ TRACY'S CURVACEOUS MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE THE ANNOUNCEMENT, PUBLISHED IN LON- MOON MAID. rOR NOTICES IS 4 P.M. THE DAY BEFORE DON'S MORNING NEWSPAPERS, SAID YOUNG THE POSSIBLE LifE FORMS DR.
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