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VOL 3 No. !!26 KWAJALE i"l .. !I.,ARSHALl iSLANDS WEDNESDAY 23 MAY 1962
NEWS IN BRIEF SECRET Ut)So PLANE DISINTEGRATES
WASHr~GTO~ -- PRES'DfNT KENNEDY MUNICH, GERMANY. MA~ 22 (UPu)--A U S NAVY RECONNA~SSANCE PLANE CARRYING SAvS THE U S MUST ALWAYS DiSP~AY 26 PERSONS ~NJ SE:RET RADAR DETECTION DE\ ~CES TORE APART IN FLiGHT ABOUT TWO CONCERN FOR RE~UGEES ~ROM COMMUN~SM MjlES ABOVE THE EARTH A~D CRASHED "L~KE A GRENADE" SIX MilES EAST o~ MUN!CH HE SA'D---"THERE /S NO fv10RE DRAMATffC TODAY
PROOF O~ T~E VAk/DiTY OF OU~ CONCEPT POL CE AND M _I ·~R' AUTHORI1JES SAID THERE WAS NO S~GN Of S0R~ VORS OF MAN AND HIS NEEDS THAN THE CON AN AR~Y OrCJCIAL SA!D, "THERE ARE 26 KNOWN DEAD" HE SAID 20 BODIES HAVE T'NUi~G ~LOW O~ REFUGEES TO THE FREE BEEN cOUND AND A StARCH WAS CONT~NlrNG FOR THE OTHERS WORLD" rlE MADE THE STATEMENT iN AN AiR rORCE SPOKESMAN SAiD THE rOUR-ENGINE SUDER-CONSTELLATION CARRIED A MESSAGE TO THE U S COMM!TTEE FOR FivE NAV1 OFF'CERS, ~7 NAVY ENLISTED MEN AND FOUR ARMY ENL[STED MEN REFUGEES THE COMMITTEE wANTS THE THE PLANE W~S ASSIGNED TO A U.S NAVY BASE AT ROTA, SPAIN ijT FLEW TO U S TO WELCO~E CHRNESE REFUGEES FRANKFURT'S RHINE-MA~N A~R BASE SuNDAY ENTERING HONG KONG TO THE FREE THREE LAOS PRINCES EXPECTED AND WAS TO HAVE RETURNED AfTER TODAY'S V-.ORl.D NAViGAT~ONAL TRAiNiNG fLIGHT TO RESUME TALKS SOON THE CAUSE Of r~: CRASH WAS NO~ YET SEVERAL THOUS~ND MORE REFUGEES V1£TJANE, LACS: MAV 2~ (UP~)--WE3TERN KNOW BUT WiTNESSES SAID THE PLANE ~ROM RED CM~~A STREAMED 'NTO HONG Q,OLOMATS PR~DICTED TODAY TrlE THREE TORE APART WHilE FLYING AT ABOUT 10,000 KONG TODAV ONLY TO BE ~ORCED BACK R~VAL PR~~CES OF lAOS WO~LD S~T DOWN tEET ACROSS THE 80RDER OF THE OVERCROWDfD lRAFFlC CONTROLERS SAiD THE P~LOT TOGETHER W.TH~N A WEEK TO BEGiN THE COL(NV AN ESTIMATED FOUR THOUSAND f RST PEACE ~~~KS S!NCE LAST DECEMBER RAD~OED FOR CLEARANCE FOR AN EMERGENCY RE~UGE£S wERE CAJGHT BY BORDER GUARDS NE'JTRA' 'ST PR NCE SOUVANNA PHOUMA, LA~DING, BUT APPARENTLY WAS UNABLE TO 'YESTERDAv iN ~ANGOON~ DELAvED HIS EXPECTED FL!GHT MAKE n-iE RUNWAY. TO REBEL HEADQUARTERS ~T KHANG KAY TO A PAN AMER~CAN WORLD A!RWAYS P~LOT, BR~~'SH AUT~OR"T~ES IN HONG KONG DAY, gUT D' P _ OMAT3 T HOvGIIT Tf-IE DE LAY CAPT 0 ABRAHAMSEN, GAVE THE F~RST ARE WEIGHING AN OFFER FROM NAT~ON ALARM wAS ONLY "EMPORAR~ A~~ST CHiNA TO ACCEPT THE REFuGEES TH~v >YFRE3S£D 8EL:E~ THE DELAY WAS "THERE ARE PIECES Of rUSEl.AGE FALL THE BR~T~sH COlON1AL SECRETARY iN A QuE~~~ON OF UFALt,H W~TH SOUVANNA ~NG PAST ME," HE RADIOED THE MUNICH LONDON SAID ONE M~LL!ON CHINESE HAVE UNW!Ll,~G iC MEET LAOT!AN K~NG SAVANG CONTROL TOWER AT 10'16 GMT "THERE'S LEFT RED CHn~A ~OP HONG KONG S~NCE VATH~NA ~~Tj~ T~E h'NG RETURNS FqOM AN A!RPLANE DISIN1'EGRATING " THE COMMUN"ST SE!ZED POWER ViETiANC 10 ~~S POYA~ CAPijTAL iN "I SEE A TAIL SECTION NOW," HE RE LUAt~G PRA:='IA" (, PORTED WASH~NGTON -- A~R~CULTURE SECRETARY THERE WAS SO~E SPECULATION RtGHT ABRAHAMSEN WAS PILOT~NG A JET PASSEN rREEMAN HAS ANNOUNCED PLANS TO W~TH lING PRE~~Eq PR!NC~ B00N OUM AND GER LINER ON THE FRANKFURT-isTANBUL LEG DRAW 42-M~L_ION BUS~ELS OF GOVERN ROUND-T~E-WORLD DErENSE M!'i'STFR Gr:N P140u Pvlj NOSAvAN Of A fLiGHT HE WAS MENT GR41N FROM ELEVATORS ONCr CO~ HAD TR'ED TO GET SOUVANNA TO COME HERE ~LY"NG AT 4,000 ~EET OVER THE EDGE OF TROLLED BV B~LL~E SO~ ESTES MEAN BUT THA'T HE' HAD REFUSED MUN~C~ WHEN HE SPO~TED PLUMMETING WHilE, A HOUSE GOVERNME~T OPERATr,ONS lYE KeY QUE5T~ON or PROTOCOL ENAB~!NG P~ECES OF THE NAVY PLA~E SUB:OMMUT~EE HAS VOTED UNANIMOJSLr ThE TALKS T0 BEGiN ~AS SOLVED WHEN OTHER WiTNESSES ON THE GROUND SAiD TO OPEN PUBL' C HEARiNGS MONDAY ON PHOUM, L~r '9E KNOWN HE WOULD BE THE TAiL SECTiON TORE AWAY AND THEN ESTES! GRAIN STORAGE OPERATiONS WilliNG T0 M£fT SOUVANNA !N REBEL OTHER PARTS FOLLOWED OVER A S~X MiLE THE SENA~E !NVESTIGAT!ONS SIBCOM~!TTEE HELD TERRi1'('PY, DROPPING '-lIS PREVIOUS COURSE ~lSO PLANS PUBLiC ~EARINGS DEt1AND THAT SO:' vANNA rOME TO GOVERN THE MAiN PORTiON OF THE BODY REMAiNED INTACT AND PLOWED iNTO A F~ELD AT THE MENT TERR ~ TOR, Hir P~NE CAPITOL L -- SENATOR HUBERT THE Kt7y n01 UP ~OR DiSCUSSION W!LL EDGE OF A FOREST rlu~oHREr HAS IND'CATED THAT ADMIN BE. Tile. RJGHT-wING J:"ACT,Of\l'S HOPES FOR iNSTRAT'~N fORCES W~LL ~IGHT FOR GUARArl1,"cS TIIAT SOUvANNA II. ~ LL NOT PACK ALGIERS, MA~ 22, (UPI)--EuROPEAN A SHOWDOWN O~ THE PRESIDENT'S MEDICARE Ti,' ((}I'NTR vt S ARMY AND POUCE FORCE TERRORiSTS HAVE RESPONDED WiTH QUICK PLAN FOR THE AGED THIS YEAR HE REVENGE FOR 13 EUROPEANS ALLEGEDLY WITH LOMN!0N~STS wHEN AND !F III TAKES SAiD THE SHOWDOWN W!LL COME IN THE OV~~ AS PREMIER O~ A NEUTRALIST- KILLED BY MOSLEMS By EVENING !N Ho~sr AND SENATE iN HIS WORD3, "!~ i 00[\1 /\lATfD COAdT'ON ALGER I A, 19 MORE PERSONS HAD BEEN K LL- WE HAVE TO BE HERE UNTIL CH.13TMAS " n)I-jOIJI\,' I-fAS CONSEDED TI-lE DEF ENSf AND ED THE SECRET ARMY ORGANIZAT~ON ALSO SAID YUMPHREY---"NO AMOUNT OF REPUB ~OME (OOLICE) M!NiSTR'ES TO THE rONTiNUED ITS ATTACKS ON EUROPEANS LiCAN MONKEY BUSiNESS IS GOING TO lRYING TO LEAVE ALGER!A IT IS FEARED ~EUTRALiS·S IC HE CAN GET SUCH GUARAN- INTERfERE WjTH IT " rH.S HE w!Ll BE UNDER AMeRICAN THAT THE DISCOVERY Of THE 13 MURDERED PRESSURE TO HONOR THESf CONCESSiONS. EUROPEANS MA~ INCREASE MOSLEM-EuROPEAN CAP~TOl ~ilL -- THE SENATE FORE'GN THE PNTERNATIONAL CONTROL COMMISSiON HATRED TO AN EXPLOSIVE POiNT. RELATIONS COMMiTTEE HAS APPROVED A (INDIA-CANADA-POlAND) ~ORMED TO FOUR-BILLiON-662-MilLION DOLLAR SUPErVISE THE TRUCE OFFERED TO ASSIST FORT LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS MAY 22, FOREiGN A~D Bil.L THE COMMiTTEE: (UPI)--AN ARMY SERGEANT WHO WAS CAP SOJVANNA W~TH TRANSPORTAT~ON AND ~PPROvED A CLAUSE PROViDING tOR TURED BY COMMUNIST GUERRILLAS IN ViET S[CUR~Ty ARRANGEMENTS If HE COMES DOSSiBLE SuSPENSION OF AID TO ANY TO VuETIANE OR LUANG PRABANG NAM SAYS HIS CAPTORS KILLED TWO OTHER COUNTRY W~jCH SEiZES AMER!CAN PRO CAPTURED AMERICAN SOLDIERS SAYS THE SOuVANNA WILL GSE THE K~NG ~NDIRECTLY HE PERTY o AiD WOULD BE SUSPENDED UNLESS REDS EXECUTED THEM BECAUSE THEY WERE AS AN !NTERMEDI~RY TO EXPLA!N HiS THE PROPERTY IS PA~D FOR OR STEPS WOUNDED AND UNABLE TO KEEP UP IN THE VIEWS FOR NEGOT~ATIONS TO THE RIGHTIST ARE TA~(N TO APBJTRATE THE DiSPUTF FACTION MARCH THROUGH THE JUNGLE
MuNitH, GERMANY -- A U S NAVv NEW YORK, MAf 22 (UPI)--WilLIAM KWAJALEIN WATER RECONNAiSSANCE PLANE APPARENTLY WORTHY, A NEGRO NEWSPAPERMAN FROM USED 5/22/62 ~iPP[D APART iN FLIGHT OVER WEST BALTIMORE, HAS BEEN ORDERED TO ANSWER TOTAL BASE CONSUMPTION - 243,700 GERMANY TODAY ~ND CRASHED IN A F IE_D ~N iNDICTMfNT IN MIAMi, FLORiDA, GALLONS NEAR M~NICH MiL~TARY AUTI-fORiTiES CHARG!NG THAT HE ENTERED THE UNITED PER CAPITA - 9 2 7 SAt THERE is NO TRACE OF ANY SURVI- STATES FPOM CUBA RECEN1LY WiTHOUT A TOTAL iN STORAGE - 9,630,000 VORS A U S. AIR FORCE SPOKESMAN PASSPORT S4!D THERf wERE 26 NAVY AND ARMY o S COMM!S~!ONER EARLE N BISHOPP DAILY WATER METER READ~NGS PERSONNEL ON THE PLANE SECRET R~LEASED WORTHY ON $5,000 BAIL AFTER HOUS!NG OCEAN !4,800 GALLONS RADAR DETECTION EQUiPMENT WAS ON lHE JOURNAL'S' WAIJ~D A REMOVAL HEAR- HOUSING LAGOON 26,500 GALLONS THE CRAc::"T ING YEST~RDAl WOPTHf WAS DENiED YOKWE YuK ~0)600 GALLONS R[N'WAL O~ HIS PASSPORT SEvERAL YEARS MESS HALL 6,200 GALLONS OZAR~, ALABAMA -- A DESPERATE GUN AGO ~Oq ViSITtNG Rro CHiNA !LLEGALLY LAUNDRY 22,400 GALLONS MAN HAS SHOT AND KillED T~Rfr PiRSGNS HE WEN'!" "'0 (';liSA AND ENTERE'D TH ~ S POw~R P~ANT !6,800 GALLONS Q ONE A POi ~ CEMA~ •• DuRI NG A gAN!\ (OLNTRy AT M~6Mi ABOARD A PLANE WEST END or iSLAND 8,300 GALLONS ~OLDUP AND ~nLD AUTO CHA~E T~A~ FOl~OW ED IN OZARK, A~ABAMA J PAGE 2 .... Ju~GlA53 WEDNESDAY 21 MAY 1962 ~------III
PUBLiSHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE HONG KON6 OvER FLOWING WITH RED CHINA REFUGEES COMMANDING OFFiCER, PACJF!C MISSILE RANGE FACiliTY, KWAJAlEIN, MARSHALL Wt\C;h'NGT~\I) MA (~f~ (UPI)--U S DIPLOMATS SAID TODAY THE PROBLEM OF PROVIDING ISLANDS, iN ACCORDANCE WIT~ BUREAu HAVEN ~OR ~Ei0G-~~ ~ROM RED CHrNA "MAY BE TOO ENORMOUS FOR SOLUTION" OF WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c SEVERA_ ~_NDRrD lHOuSAND MAiN~AND CHtNESE ARE REPORTED READY TO FLEE TO WITH THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS u THE F R[E we I~ LD "Bv T 1l-fE !-lARD rAP IS "ONE ADMINiSTRATION OFFICIAL SA~D, 'lH:RE MAY BE T~E HOURGLASS is PuBL~SHED DAtLY NO PLACE iN THE ~REE WORLD FOR THEM TO GO " MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY u DEADliNE THE NAT!ONAL!sr GOVERNMENT OF FORMOSA YESTERDAY OFFERED TO TAKE IN AND TRY FOR NOTICES !S 4 PoMo DAY BEFORE TO RESETTLE ALL MAiN~AND CHINESE FLEEING THROUGH HONG KONG PUBL!CATIO~o DEADLiNE FOR NEWS ITEMS BUT FOR~OSA AlREADr HAS ITS OWN ACUTE LAND SHORTAGE AND ONE OF THE BIGGEST IS 10 AoMo DAY OF PUBLICATION POPULAT~ON EXPLOS'ONS :N THE WORLD -- GREATER THAN !NDIA OFfiCIALS DO NOT BE~!EVE iT CO~LD ACCEPT LARGE NUMBERS Of NEW REFUGEES THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT IN RECE~~ WEEKS COM~UNIST GUARDS HAVE SUDDENLY STOPPED ENFORCiNG TRAVEL TO EDiT ALL COPY RECEIVED FOR CONTROLS A~ONG RED CHINA'S 20-M!LE BORDER WITH HONG KONG SINCE MAY I, 30, PUBLiCAT lONe 000 TO 40,000 CHiNESE HAVE FLOODED WEAPONS FOUND IN POSSESSION INTO THE BR!T!SH CROWN COLONY, ALREADY ED!TOR - JOHN Co COLEMAN JAMMED WITH THREE M!LL~ON PEOPLE IN OF DE GAULLE DEATH PLANNERS 400 SQUARE MILES OAS TERRORISTS THROW PARiS, MAy 22 {UP~)--WEAPONS FOUND BECAUSE THE COLONY COULD ABSORB NO IN THE POSSESS rON OF THE 15 SECRET MORE, BRITISH OFFICIALS HAVE SEALED GRENADE AT LINE OF EUROPEANS ARM,( (OAS) "CO~M A.NDOS" WHO WE REP LAN THE BORDER WITH BARBED WIRE AND HAVE ALG!E~S, MAY 22 (UPI)--A TERRORQST N!~G TO ~I~L PRESJDENT CHARLES DE BEEN SENDING REFUGEES BACK THREW A HAND GRENADE AT A LINE OF GA~_LE .NC~uDED A BAZOOKA AND A QUANTI U S. OFFiCIALS UP TO PRESIDENT EUROPEANS APPLYING FOR EXIT PER~ITS TY OF DYNA~!TE, PO~!CE SOURCES SAID KENNEDY HIMSELF HAVE BEEN URGENTLY OUT OF ALGERIA TODAY BUT THE EXPLOSION TODAY STUDYiNG WHETHER THE U S AND POSSIBLY FAILED TO ~RIGHTEN OFF THE APPLICANTS A RiF~E WiTH A TELESCOPIC SIGHT AND OTHERS COULD ACT ON HUMANITAR!AN THE CROWD WHICH WAS DEFY NG SECRET A S~~ENCER, SEvERAL REVO~VERS, BAZOOKA GROUNDS TO HELP THE REFUGEES OR SOME ARMY ORGANIZATION (OAS) ORDERS, DUCKED AMMUN~T!ON AND OTHER ROCKETS, ACID HOW TURN THE SITUATION TO POLIT!CAL FOR COVER WHEN THE GRENADE WENT OFF, DETONATORS FOR HijG~ EXPkOS!VE AND ADVANTAGE BUT IMMEDIATELY REFORMED THE LINE PLAST~C E.XPLOSiVE OF THE TYPE USED ONE IDEA HAS BEEN TO INCREASE SURPLUS THE BLAST OCCURRED IN THE BAB EL BY THE OAS FOR ITS TERROR BOMBS ALSO FOOD AID WHICH THE U.S ALREADY SUPPLiES OUED Q~ARTER, A STRONGHOLD O~ THE WERE FO~ND BV SECUR~TY POLICE IN A THROuGH PRIVATE RELIEF ORGAN!ZATIONS IN OAS TER~ORiSTS WHO OPPOSE ALGERIAN PARiS APARTMENT RENTED BV A MEMBER OF HONG KONG AT A RATE Of $5 MILLION A INDEPE~D[NCE AND SEEK TO SABOTAGE THE THE GANGQ YEAR FRENCH-ALGERIAN PEACE ACCORDS. THE MEMBERS Or- THE GANG, I NCLUD I NG "BUT IF you ~EED 50,000 MORE CHiNESE, THE OAS, AS PART OF ITS CAMPAiGN A WOMAN, HAVE BEEN UNDER INTERROGATION YOU MAY JUST BRING 50,000 MORE TO THE TO KEEP ALGERIA FRENCH, HAS CIRCULATED FOR THE PAST 48 HOuRS AT SECURITY DOOR," ONE OFFICIAL SAID "AND THEN ORDERS ~ORBIDDING EUROPEANS TO LEAVE POLiCE ~E~n~ 'ARTERS HERE YOU wOULD JUST HAVE TO CUT IT OFr SO~E THE COUNTRY LARGE NUMBERS OF SETTLERS THE GANG LEADER WAS IDENTIF~ED AS PLACE THERE ARE A HALF MILLION CHiNESE HAVE DE~IED THE ORDERS AND LONG LINES JEAN-loup BLANC~Y, A NATIVE OF FRANCE WITHiN WALKING DiSTANCE OF HONG KONG FOR~ DAILY AT LOCAL POLICE STATIONS BUT A LONG-TIME RESIDENT OF ALGERIA. No ONE KNOWS HOW MANY CHINESE MiGHT FOR EXIT PERMITS THE ~OMAN WAS SAPD TO BE HIS FIANCEE, WANT TO COME OUT, BUT REFUGEES !N ~ONG TODA~'S HAND GRENADE WAS THE SEVENTH V~NiA PfRE'TT~ KONG HAvE SPOKEN OF HUNDREDS OF THOU TOSSED AT THE WAITING LINES iN THE SECuRITY POl'GE iN A_GIERS GOT WIND SANDS READY TO FOLLOW THEM PAST FEW DAYS OF TH~ PLOT WH'LE GR!~LiNG FRANCOIS As TO MAKING ARRANGEMENTS TO RESETTLE SCATTERED OAS VIOLENCE KILlED NINE lFANFAN} LE'CA, AN OAS ~AN ARRESTED REFUGEES TO PERMIT THE FLO THROUGH PERSONS AND WOUNDED ONE BY il A.M AND CHARGED wiTH A SERIES OF KILLINGS. HONG KONG TO BE INCREASED, THE PROBLEM (1000 GMT) TODAY. ALL BUT ONE OF UNDER QU[ST~ON!NG, lECA TOLD POLICE IS WHERI:.1 THE DEAD WERE MOSLEMS A SO-CAL~ED "DELTA CO"1MANDO" OF OAS MOST FREE COUNTRIES IN ASIA ALREADY DESPERADOES HAD LEFT ALGIERS FOR ARE OVERCROWDED AND MANY SUCH AS THAI FRANCE EARLY THiS MONTH UNDER ORDERS LAND HAVE STRONG ANTI-CHINESE FEELING. WORD RECFIVEO OF HUNGER TO ~ILL DE GAuLLE lfCA !DENTIFIED AUSTRALIA HAS AVAILABLE LAND, BUT ALSO STRIKE IN CUBA PRISON 8LANCHY AS HEAD OF THE GANG HAS RESTRICTIONS AGAINST CHINESE IMMI MIAMI, FLORIDA, MAY 21 (UPl)- BLANCHY'S NAME ALREADY WAS KNOWN GRATION. TRAVE~LERS ARRIVING HERE FROM HAVANA TO FRENCH SECURITY AUTHORITIES IN THE UQS. IMMIGRATION QUOTA ~OR CHiNESE TODAY SAID 5,000 POLITICAL PRISONERS CONNECTiON WITH A NU"1BER OF OTHER IS 105 A YEAR A BILL is PENDiNG TO AT CJBA'S OFFSHORE ISLE OF PINES OAS KILL!NGS HIS CHiEF AIDE WAS INCREASE THIS TO 1,000 THERE S NO STARTED A H~~GER STRIKE SATURDAY !DENT!~iED BY LECA AS A MAN NAMED U S REFUGEE LAW TO PERM!T CH!NESE PROTESTING BLOODY REPRESSION OF A HENRI SkEBiODA IMMIGRATiON ABOVE THE QUOTA, BuT THE DEMONSTRATION BY JAILERS THERE EARLIER POLICE SAID SLEBiODA IS THE ONLY PRESIDENT DOES HAVE POWER TO PAROLE IN THE. wEEK MEMBER OF ~E ~iLLER GROUP WHO SO FAR REFUGEES !NTO THE COUNTRY SEVERA~ PERSONS WERE REPORTED KiLL· HAS EVADED LAPTURE REP FRANCIS E WALTER, DEMOCRAT ED AND SEVERAL OTHERS CRITiCALLY MEMBERS OF THE GANG ARE BELIEVED PENNSYLVANIA, SAID YESTERDAY THE CH~NESE WOUNDED IN THE FIRST DEMONSTRATION, T0 HAVE SLIPPED INTO FRANCE ~ROM NATIONALISTS COULD DEAL "AN ALMOST MOR1Al LAST THuRSDAY, WHEN PRISONERS PRO tLGERIA--PROBABLY POSING AS REFUGEES- BLOW" TO THE RED REGIME BY TAKuNG SUB TESTED 'NSU~~jCIENT FOOD AND DRINKING DuRING THE WEE~ OF MAY 8-16, HOPING STANTIAL NU~BERS OF THE RE~UGEES WATER TO GET A SHOT AT DE GAULLE DURING HIS WALTER SAID THIS WOULD DE~ONSTRA'E THE PRiSONERS ALSO COMPLA!NED OF MIS RECENT "WHISTLE-STOP" TOUR OF THE FAILURE OF COMMUNISM TREATMENT AND THE DENIAL BY JAIL PROVINCES WALTER, CHAIRMAN OF THE HOUSE IMMi AuTHORITiES OF VISITING RIGHTS FOR . GRATION SUBCOMMITTEE, SAID IN A HOUSE RELATIVES POLICE AND MILITARY UNiTS Moscow, MAY 22 (UPI)--SOVIET RADIO SPEECH THE U S. COULD HELP BY PROV~DiNG WERE SAiD TO HAVE BROKEN UP A STREET ENGINEERS HAVE DEVELOPED AN ELECTRONIC FOOD FROM SURPLUS U.S STOCKPILES BUT DEMONS~RATION IN HAVANA LAST FRIDAY "PILL" WHICH AIDS DIAGNOS'S OF STOMACH HE SA!D THE UNITED STATES COULD NOT NiGHT STEMMING FROM THE ISLE OF AND iNTEST!NAL DISORDERS BY EMITTING TAKE IN ANY APPRECIABLE NUMBER OF PiNE.S ~NC!Dr;:NT TELLTALE SIGNALS, THE NEWSPAPER REFUGEES IZVESTIA SAID LAST NIGHT THE DIFFICULTY OF RESETTLiNG CH,NES(, lONDON, MAY 22 (UPI)--SUPPORTERS OF ACCORDING TO THE NEWSPAPER, RADIO PARTICULARLY UNSKILLED ONES, IS JUDGED A TUNNEL UNDER THE ENGLISH CHANNEL ENGINEERS IN LENINGRAD DEVELOPED THt BY THE FACT THAT OF THE MILLION WH~C~ HAVE MOVED THE PROPOSED TUNNEL ROUTE "RADIO-P!L~," WHICH ~S ABOUT A QUARTER HAVE ENTERED HONG KONG SINCE !949 ALL TO DETOUR AROUND THREE WRECKED SHIPS, OF AN INCH LONG AND ONE-SIXT£ENTH OF OF ABOUT 25,000 ARE STILL THERE. THEY SAID LAST NIGHT AN INCH wiDE UNITED NATIONS OFFICIALS APPEAR COOL JACK ROBINSON, HEAD OF THE BUILDING THe NEWSPAPER CLAIMED THE D!VICE TOWARD THE UN's TAKING ACTION. ( FiRM OF COSTAINS, SAID A SEA BED SUR COULD BE SWALLOWED, REMAIN iN THE VEY SHOWED THREE WRECKS LYING ON THE STOMACH uP TO 72 HOURS, SENDING OUT JUNE T~DE CHART SHOULD READ 1962 CHANNEL ~LOOR IN T~E PATH OF THE SIGNALS WHIC~ WOuLD RECORD CHA~GES THE JUNE TIDE CHART WAS ERRONEOUSLY PROPOSED TUNNEL, To A~OID THEM, THE IN TE~PERATURE, ACID!TY AND CG~TRAC LISTED FOR THE YEAR 1961 1962, OF PROPOSED TUNNEL LINE IS BEING MOVED UP TION IN THE GAS'RO-INTESTiNAL TRACT COURSE, I S THE CORRECT vE' AR. TO 100 FEET THIS WAS THE NINTH TiME THE PROPOSED TUNNEL ROUTE HAD BEEN CHANGED PAGE 3 HOURGLASS WEDNESDA'1 -1AY 1962
N~KE ZEUS CHARTER FLIGHT TICKETS AVA!LABLE AT ROI TELEPHONE CHANGES PASSENGERS EXPEGTED ABOARD THE MRS YELEN ALLEN AND MRS DOROTHY THE FOLLOWING CHANGES SHOULD BE NIKE ZEUS CHARTER rLIGHT THiS AFTER SUMARA ARE' TRAvr r u~G TO ROI NAMUR MADE TO THE MARCH TELEPHONE NOON ARE AS fOllOWS: ON F RIC' AY J 25 MA'Y ti 962 TOG I VET H E DIRECTORY AOMC COL M l RAINES !S RETURNING) ROl PESIDENTS AN OPPORTUN,TY TO PUR CHANGES AND J HAFESTRATiON WILL ARRIVE FOR CHASE NAVY RELJEf RAFFLE TICKETS CLAYTOR, J 497 BER L! N DARK, W E L 4 402-A 2201 A Visn FOR THE 3 $250 AND $1000 CASH ~ (3 9 BTL - MR AND MRS R J HENN~ON PRIZES TO BE AwARDED ON 1-2-3 JUNE MilLER, K.G , 00 466-B 2433 ARE RETURNING WHiLE Ao C WAiTE AND DUR!NG THE NAV~ RCllEF CARNiVAL LT JG E C. HUTCHiNSON ARE EXPECTED FOR THE LADIES Will DEPART KWAJ ON THE A VISIT 9:30 PLANE TO ESTABLISH HEADQUARTERS ADDITIONS WECO - MR AND MRS. N. G. SHEEK, ,N THE MESS HALL AND RETURN ON THE JOHNSON, L C 9(596 209-B 2l~89 H J COLLINS, Ho F WHATLEY, MRS 2:30 PLANE ~T IS TO BE NOTED THAT W H COLeMAN AND DAUGHTER ARE YOU NEED NOT BE PRESENT AT THE DRAW RETURNING J T. BURNS, L F HARPE, ING TO WIN RADIO OPERATED MODELS L. T. HAUSS, JR ,T L. JARVIS AND D. E. Fox ARE NEW EMPLOYEES. BLANKET PERMISSION HAS BEEN DAC - D E. CALVERT AND E M CLARK GRANTED BY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER OF ARE RETURNING WH'LE L. BARRY ~S A KWAJ ROD AND GUN CLUB THE TRUST TERRITORY OF THE PACIFiC NEW EMPLOYEE THERE Will BE A SPECIAL MEETING ISLANDS FOR THE OPERATION OF LOW POWER NMSU - H C WATKIN IS RETURNING FOR THE ROD AND GUN CLUB ON THURSDAY TRANSMITTERS FOR RADIO CONTROL OF RADCOM - MAJOR P B FARRELL WILL MAY 24TH AT 7:00 P.M MODELS. FREQUENCIES TO BE UTiLIZED ARRIVE FOR A V~SI1. THE PURPOSE O~ THE SPECiAL MEETING FOR THIS PURPOSE ARE THOSE SPECIFICALLY NYOD - A STRECK WILL ARRIvE :S 10 DISCUSS THE PARTICIPATION IN SET ASIDE BY THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR A ViS~T THE NAVY REl~EF CARNIVAL COMMISSION. lL - Jo EWERS AND V. GUETHLEN THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETiNG WILL 2 THIS DOES NOT APPLY TO "HAM" WiLL ARRIVE fOR A VIS!T ST'lL BE HELD ON THE FIRST THURSDAY TRANSMITTERS, FOR WHICH A TRUST WELCOME ABOARD' OF JUNE TERRITORY LICENSE IS REQUIRED. 3. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT C H SYMONDS, PHONE 2107. IMPROVING WEATHER IMPROVES WESTERN PARTY HOPES FOR CARPENTER FLIGHT CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA, MAY 22 KWAJALEIN WilL SHAKE IN ITS BOOTS NAVY OWNED BIKES (UPi)--IMPROV'NG WEATHER CONDITIONS ON MA~ 27TH AT THE YOKWE YUK SALOON NOW GIVE AMERiCAN SPACE SCIENT~STS 'FACT - TH~NGS MAY NEVER BE THE SAME' IT ~S REQUESTED THAT ALL NAVY OWNED BETTER THAN EVEN ODDS IN FAVOR OF OUR WESTERN BARBEQUE WITH HONEST BICYCLES BEARING REGISTRATION NUMBERS HURLiNG ASTRONAUT SCOTT CARPENTER INJUN VEG BFER WilL BRING REAL JOY FROM 301 TO 500 BE BROUGHT iNTO THE INTO ORB!T WITHIN THE NEXT 48 HOURS, TO THOSE _uCKY ENOUGH TO BUY TICKETS LICENSE EXAMINER, IN THE TRANSPORTA THE SPACE AGENCY SAID TODAY ON SALE -- SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1962 TION BUILDING, BETWEEN MAY 23, rHRU DESPITE THE POSSIBLE THREAT OF TWO AT THE SA~OON OFFICE MAY 29, 1962 STORM SYSTEMS AND HEAVY SMOKE FROM REASON WIDESPREAD FIRES !N THE rLORIDA To INSPECT FOR CONDITiON, AND REGIS- EVERGLADES THE SPACE AGENCY WAS PHOTO EXHIBITION TRATION RECORDS FOR THOSE FAILING OPTiM!STIC ABOUT iTS CHANCES FOR A TO COMPLY WITH THIS NOTICE, SECURITY LAUNCH BETWEEN 7 A M AND 12:30 P M THERE WILL BE A PROGRAM HELD IN THE HAS BEEN INSTRUCTED TO PICK UP BICYCLES EST (iOO- /630 GMT) THURSDAY BRIEFiNG ROOM AT THE AIR TERMINAL ON NOT CHE eKED IN PAUL HANEY) A SPOKESMAN FOR THE FRIDAY EVENING MAY 25TH AT 8:00 P M FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, THE TRANSPOR NAT!ONAl AERONAUTiCS AND SPACE ADMiN THE PROGRAM W1LL CONSIST OF THE TATION DEPARTMENT WilL BE OPEN UNT!L ISTRATION (NASA), SAID THAT THE SHOWiNG OF "ADVENTURES IN OUTDOOR 6:00 P.M DAILY TECHNICAL PREPARATIONS WERE MOV!NG COLOR SLiDES" BY MR ROBERT BUCHANAN ALONG LiKE CLOCKWORK W~IO IS AN EASTMAN TECHNICAL REPRESEN THE MAIN CONCERN AT PRESENT, HE TATiVE POOLS TO CLOSE THURSDAY SAiD, "is A LOT OF SMOKE FROM A lOT ON SATURDAY EVENiNG MAY 26TH AT O~ FIRE" iN THE rLORIDA EVERGLADES 8:00 P,M. !N THE A!R TERM!NAL BRIEFING THE DEPENDENTS AND BARRACKS SWIMM!NG THE SMOKE is CAUSING A HIGH LEVEL ROOM MR BUCHANAN WILL SHOW "ADVENTURE POOLS WILL BE CLOSED THIS COMiNG HAZE ALONG THE rLORIDA COASTLINE AND !N iNDOOR COLOR SL!DES " THURSDA~ MAY 24, 1962 FOR CLEANING POSSIBLY W~lL RESTRICT THE VIEW OF ON BOT~ OF THESE EVENINGS THERE WILL ONLY HERE-AFTER THEY WiLL BE CLOSED HiGH-POWERED CAMERAS LINED ALONG THE BE A QUESTION AND ANSWER SESSION ON ON TUESDAY COAST AND RESPONSIBLE FOR TRtCING THAT NIGHTS SUBJECT THE MiSSION HOWEVER, HANEY SAID THERE WAS A MEMORIAL DAY BOWLING HIGH PRESSURE SYSTEM IN THE GULF OF GOLF TOURNEY NEWS MEX1CO AND WEATHERMEN WERE OPTIMISTiC THERE WILL BE A MEETING or ALL THAT THiS WOULD KEEP THE SMOKE HAZE THIS PAST SUNDAY SAW THE COMPLETION BOWLERS WHO HAVE ENTERED THE MEMORIAL FAIRLY LOW TO THE GROUND AND WELL OF A 36 HOLE HANDiCAP GOLF TOURNAMENT DAY BOW~ING TOURNAMENT AT THE SPECIAL DISPERSED WITH KWAJALEIN'S PROFESSIONAL AND SERVICE OfFICE ON MONDAY MAY 28, AT HANEY ALSO SAiD THERE WAS A NEW AMATEUR GOLFERS FIGHTING DOWN TO THE 5:30 P.M ALL PERSONS WHO HAVE ENTERED OCEAN STORM DEVELOPING IN THE WEST WIRE IN A TRUE PHOTO FINISH THE THE TOURNAMENT ARE ASKED TO ATTEND CENTRAL ATLANT!C BUT "IT's NOT OF ~!NAL TALLY GAVE THE WINNING TROPHY RULES AND TOURNAMENT FEES WILL BE GRAVE CONCERN" NOW BECAUSE ITS is TO A VASTLY IMPROVED GEORGE NISHI DISCUSSED WELL NORT~ OF THE SCHEDULED ~LIG~T WITH A NET SCORE OF 104 JUST BEHIND PATH GEORGE WITH NET SCORES OF 106 AND 107 A SECOND STORM SYSTEM WAS SLIPPING RESPECTIVELY WERE S LANGSI AND JONAH TCT COMMERCIAL LEAGUE TOWARD THE SOUTHEAST FROM THE MiDWEST, MAWAE, TAKING SECOND AND THIRD PLACE SCHEDULE FOR WEDNESDAY, 23 MAY 1962 BUT PROJECT MERCURY WEATHER FORECASTERS HONORS 1-2 PEDAGOGUES VS PAiNT SHOP iNDICATED THAT IT APPARENTLY WILL NOT TROPHIES WERE PRESENTED BY MANNY 3-4 BILLETING vs. AVIATiON SW!NG THiS FAR SOUTH THE FORECAST GONZALES. 5-6 PIPE SHOP vs GUTTERNAUTS FOR THE LAUNCHING AREA WAS "CLEAR THE GOLF HANDICAP COMMITTEE WILL 7-8 POWER HOUSE VS CARPENTER SHOP TO PARTLY CLOUDY WITH RESTRiCTED MEET AT QUARTERS 463-B AT 1930 ON VIS!Bll~TY" DUE TO THE ~MOKE 'ROM MAY 23, 1962 T~E EvERGLADES FIRES. OVERNIGHT CAMPING TRIPS TODAY'S SCHEDULE CALLED rOR SOME ALL CHILDREN 9 OR OLDER WHO ARE SiMULATED MISSIONS BY CARPENTER LOCK YOUR DOOR INTERESTED IN OVERNiGHT CAMPiNG TRiPS AND HiS BACK~P PILOT TO OTHER ISLANDS ARE URGED TO CALL No MATTER WHfRE THEY LIVE, MOST CHAPLAIN DAUGHTRY AT 505 PEOPLE HABiTUAL~Y LOCK THE DOORS OF THflR HOM(S OR ~AMtLY QUARTERS ON R~TiRi~G TH'S ~S RECOMMENDED AS A PRUDENT f.lAB~T! PAGE 4 ______H_O_U_RG_l_A_S_S ______r- ______W~E~DN~E~S~DAY 2~_M_A_Y_I_9_6_2______1
GENERAL WiES~ MENU Sl~ESE TWlN DI~ DURING T~U~SDAY 24 MAY 1962 SEPARATlON OPERATION BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER LONDON, MAY 22 (UP!) F~VE-MONTH-OLD CHILLED FRUiT JU!CE CH!CKEN RiCE SOUP BE£~ ~A~J~S SouP SIAMESE TWIN JENNIFER ADAMU DIED TODAY CHILLED FRESH FRUiT BAKED COUNTRY MEAT LOA~ NEW rO~~ STEAKS TO ORDER DURING AN OPERATION TO SEPARATE HE~ HOT & COLD CEREAL RICH MUSHROOM G~AVY w/'(l.'AT'vRAL SAUCE FROM HER S!STE~ JOAN. G~ILLED PO~K SAUSAGE STEAMED FRANKFURTCRS ~~ENCH ~R ED POTATOES "JOAN IS PROGRESS!NG WELL," A HOT WHEAT CAKES ~/sYRUP CREAMED WHOLE POTATOES BUTTE~fD BRUSSEL SPROUTS HOSPITAL BULLETfN SAIDo STEAMED RICE SUCCOTASH - STEAMED R1CE STEAM£D R~CE THE TWINS WERE FLOWN FROM THEIR ICED BEAR C_AWS SLJCED TOMATOES COMa!NA~lON SALAD NATIVE NiGERiA LAST MONTH FOR TYE TOAST j BUTTEP ~~O JAM RAISIN CUP CAKES W/ICijNG F~ENC~ GARLIC BREAD OPERATIONo LAST WEEK JENNiFER CAUGPT CHILLED M~LK,:JrFEE COLD D~INK ICED WHitE CAKE PNEUMONIA AFTER A PREl!MiNARY OPERAT!ON CHILLED MILK, COFFEE ICED TEA wiLEMON AND fOR SEVERAL DAYS JOAN ID~EATHED fOR CHILLED MILK - HOT COFfEE 80TH OF THEM, "VERY GALL ANTL Y, II ACCORDING TO THE HOSPITALo BUT LAST NIGHT JENNiFERvS HEART IE AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE WALL STREET CHATTER GAN TO FALTER AND TODAY THREE SURGEONS W£D~ESDAY 23 MAY 1962 BY UNITED PRESS tN~ERNATIONAL OPERATED IN O~DER TO SAVE JOAN'S LIFEo 5 00 PuMu JI~ AMECHE'S POPS CONCE~T (UPI) THE UPCE~MOST QUESTION AT THE SURGEONS, ASS'STED BY A TEAM or b 00 PaM" NEwS THIS ~UNC~URE ~S WHETHER OR NOT THE 18 DOCTORS AND NU~SES, WO~KED fOR F! VE 6.! 5 P~M. THE LATiN QUARTER MARKET ~.S SEEN THE LOWS, ACCO~DING HOURS TO SAVE JOAN'S LIFEo 6·30 PuMo GiLDERSLEEVE TO JOSEPH Eo G~ANV!lLE Of Eu F. HUT A HOSPITAL SPOKESMAN SAID LATER THAT 7 00 PoM ENCHANTMENT Of MusIc TON u THE ANSwE~, HE SAfS, M~GHT BE JENNifER, ALWAYS THE WEAKER Of THE 7 30 Po~o SPO~TS DESK THAT bN TERMS Of ~NDIVIDUAL STOCKS TW ! NS 3 "w ASiN f ACT A P A ~ AS! 'r E , U V ~ N G 7. 45 PuMo RICHARD YAYES -- CA~OL THE LOW ~AS NO~ ~ECES~ARILY IEEN AT JOAN'S EXPENSEo" BURNETT SHOW SEEN BUT ,~ ~ERMS or THE Dow-JONES "BECAUSE Of HER INCURABLE HEA"T
8:00 PvMu ONE NIGHT STAND INDUST~!A~ AVE~AGE iT VERY WILL CONDITION," HE SAID j "JENN!fEPt WOULD 8:30 PaMo SUSPENSE M!GIiT HAVE IEENo NOT HAVE SU~VIVED If SHE HAD SEEN BO~N 9 00 P.M. CONTENENT L VARIETIES IT bS G~A~V~~~E~S BELiEF THAT !T SINGLYo HER SISTER EVEN HELPED HER TO 9 ~O P.M. Mus C TILL M'DNIGHT WOULD TAKE _ VJRTUAL ~ AGA~A OF BE BORNo AND JOAN KEPT JENNifER ALfiVE 12 00 M'DNIG~T - SIGN Off SE_~ NG -0 PENETRATE ~ECE~TlY ESTAB SINCE I!RTHo"
L~S~ED TECH~'CAL a~RR!E~S. IN FACT, THE HOSPiTAL SAID, JENNIFER THURSDAY 24 MAY 1962 STOPPED IPtEATHING ENTIRELY fOR LONG 6:00 A.M. SIGN ON !~VESTORS RESEARCH COu SAYS THE PERIODS WHILE SHE HAD PNEUMONIA AND 6:02 A,M. NEWS IMPORTANT THING TO REMEMBER IS THAT JOAN HAD TO DO ALL THE 8REAT~iNG fOR 6 05 A.M. Do~ T~E DAWN BREAKE~ THE MARKET WAS EX~REMELv OVE~SOLD HER, AND PUMP 8LOOD INTO HER SiSlE"" 6·30 A.M. NEWS A~ lHE DOW-JONES INDUS ~IAL 640 THE HOSPi~AL SAID IT WAS ~MPOssrQlE 6-35 A.M. DAWN BREAKER, CON'T LEVEL--AS O~ERS~LD AS IT WILL EVER AT THE MOMENT TO TELL IF JOAN wall
7 15 A.M. SMAL~ F~Y THEATER GET o THS ~PS~DE FOTENTIAL !N HAVE THE PROPER USE OF HER LEGSo AND 7 30 AvMe SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL COMMON 3~0-~S ~s VE~Y G~EAT, THE SHE WILL HAVE ANOTHER OPERATION ~N 8.00 AoM DON McNEILL'S B~EAK~AST DOWNS.DE ~s VE~Y LIM!TED~ THE ABOUT TH~EE WEEKS T'~Eo BUT, A CLUB SERV! ~E fHLSo SPOKESMAN ADDED, "I TH~NK iT IS VERY 8.30 A.M. ARTI-'UR GODf~EY UNLIKELY ANfTHING SE~ftOUS W~Ll NAPPEN 8.55 A.M. ART BAKERiS NOTEBOOK AoM, i)DER & COo STATES THAT SINCE TO HERo" 9 00 "oM. CONTINENTAL VARIETIES WE ARE a~ A ~rGHLY CR!T~CAL PHASE THE TOP BRITISH MED~CAl TEAM ~AS 9.30 A.Mo My FAVO~ITE HUSBAND TECHNiCALLY WE SHOULD USE EXTREME LED IV P~Ofo IAN A8RD 9 WHO SEPE~ATED
10.00 A.Mo GARRY MOORE, CROSBr, CLOONEY CAUT!ON J P'E~A~N ON THE SIDELINES AND THE NIGERIAN SIAMESE TW~NS BOKO AND 10.25 AoMo ANDY G~lffiTH ~ETAiN PPEV,Ou5LY ~ECOMMENDED GOLD TOMO aN 19530 BOK0 9 THE SUftVIVijNG 10.30 AuMo JOHNNY BOND STOCKS GIRL TWIN, LIVES A FEW MILES FROM THE II :00 A. Me TU~N BACK THE CLOCK ADAMU ~AMIL'Yo
II .30 A oM. I ~A COOK SHOW INTERNA~~ONAl STAT!STICAL BU~EAU, 000000 12:00 NOON NEWS INCo ~N ! ~S SELECTED SECURITIES SON OF FAMOUS WRITER 12.05 PaM" STOCKS, WEATHER GUhDE fiNDS T~T 'HE I~TERNAL PLEADS GUilTY OF MURDER 12·30 PoM. T~E SWINGINn YEA~S POS!1!ON Of THE MARKET HAS STAI' Los ANGELES, MAY 21 (LP i) THE SON ! ~OO FoMe NEWS LiZED AND !S S~OW!NG SIGNS Of SOME OF THE LATE NOV~LIST MORTON THOMPSON, i.15 poM • I fI.:lERVI EW iMPROVEMENTo IT RECOMMENDS THAT AUTHOR Of "NOT As A STRANGER":; TODAY , 30 PoMo SHOpiS CONCEPtT THOSE WHO ARE UNDER!NVESTED SHOULD PLEADED GUILTY TO fiRST DEGREE 3~00 P.M. HEREiS HOLLYWOOD UT~LIZE THIS PERIOD TO ACCUMULATE MU~DER IN THE FElo 5 STABliNG Of ~US 3 30 PoMu PEOPLE TO PEOPLE IN ACTION DESiRABLE SECURITIESo MOTHER, MRSo HELEN S. StHEUE~o 4~00 PoM. FLAIR MORTON THO~PSON JRo, 27, WAS O~DE~ED 4~30 PuMo PAU HANA SERENADE ACCORDiNG TO ALEXANDER HAM!LTON TO APPEA~ JUNE 2! fO~ SENTENCINGo 5 00 p.Mv JiM AMECHEUS POPS CONCERT INSITUTE, UNTtL THE M.~KET SETTLES SUPERIOR JUDGE Jo HOWA~D ZiEM~NN DOWN AND GIVES MORE EVIDENCE Of COULD SENTENCE THE YOUNGER T~oMPSON
HOllANDI~~ DUTCH NEW GUINEA, MAY 22 f'ORMdNG A IASE q ijNV£STORS SHOULD TO L.fE iMPRISONMENT OR DEATHo (UPI) DUTCH TROOPS LAUNCHED A C~UNTER REDUCE COMMON STOCK ~OLDiNGS ON THOMPSON HAD .EEN SCHEDULED TO A7Tb,CK THA"" "SHATTE'H:D" I NDONE!;) i AN RALLIES AND ELHMSNA1E SPECULATIVE GO ON TPtiAL JUNE 18 ON PLEAS Of fO~CES A~D ~!~~ED AND WOUNDED A NUMBER ISSUES. INNOCENT AND INNOCENT BY REASON or
Of THE NVADE~S IN TwiN DRIVES A~OUND UOOtlOO DNSANTITYo rA~ FA~ O~ THE ONIN PENiNSULA, THE PPtOSECUTOR JAMES FORD SAID MRSo HCNOLUlU 9 MAY 21 (UPb) SEISMOLO ~ET~EPlANDS ~~LITARY CO~MAND ANNOUNCED GISlS!N HAWAi~ HAVE RECORDED TWO SCHEUER J WHO HAD ~EEN OIVO~CED f~O~ "'0 OJ. '(0 THE NOVELIST fOft SOME YEARS PRiO~ TO MAJOR EARTHQUAKES J O~E IN CHINA, A ~ASS!VE ASSULT BY COMBINED DUTCH TtfE SECOND fi N THE F I J I ISLAND AREAo HIS DEATH IN 1953, WAS STA&IDED I I ~~~D, SEA, AND AIR FORCES TO CPtUSH SEISMOLOG!S7 ROBE~T EpPLEY SAID TIMES WITH AN ICE PiCK IN THE THE INDONESiANS, ESTIMATED TO NUMBER THE SOUTtf PA:.F!C QUAKE HAD A APARTMENT WHERE SHE AND HER SON MOPE lrlAN 400 p~~ArROOPE~S, IS NOW BE R~c~TE~ SC~LE ~EADING OF SEVEN AND L VED iN NORTH HOLLYWO@Do ~NG .EAD!ED~ REAR ADMo LEENDERT A HALF AND OCCU~RED AT I 1.15 AoMo THE YOUNGER THOMPSON SAID ~E REESE~, COMM~NDE~ OF DUTCH FORCES IN hST (2115 GMT). T~E COAST AND KILLED HIS MOTHER "TO PUT HE" OUT WEST NEW G~!NEAJ SAIDo GEODET'C SUPtVEY STATiON AT BARBERS Of HER ~ISERY .. (IN THE HA~UE, DUTCH DEFENSE POINT ESTdMATED i~E LOCATION Of 000000 MINiST~Y orrlCIALS SAID AT LEAST 10 THE EPICENTER 4T 1805 DEGPtEES NEW YOPtK, MAY 22 (UPI) STAGt AND or THE 400 INDONESIAN PARATROOPERS ~AD SOUTH LATITUDE A~D 178 WEST LONG SCPtEEN STAR ROSELINO RUSSELL REPO~TEO BEEN KaLLED A~D 15 wOUNDEDo By ITUDE TODAY THE THEfT Of JEWELRY VALUED CONT~"STJ THEY SA'D, ONE DUTCH MARINE EpP_EY DESC~~IED THE SHOCK AS A BETWEEN $75,000 AND $IOOpOOO AND HAS SEEN SLIG~TlY WOUNDED.) "LARGE O~Eo" $600 iN CASH fROM HER SUITE AT THE lTHE INDONESi~N DEFENSE COUNCIL HE S.'D THERE APPEARED TO IE POSH HOTEL PIEP'REe CLAIMED THE CAPTU~E OF THE TOWN OF LITTLE DANGE~ or A OF A TIDAL WAVE M,ss RUSSE~ TOLD POLICE SHE AND ~ERMiNAiUAN IN A RAD!O INDONESIA BECAuSE T~E QUAKE TOOK PLACE DEEP HE~ HUSIAND, P~ODUCER F~ED B~uSSONj
IDROA DCAS'" ~E~"D 'N TOYO 0 T~E TOWN fOUND TWO RCfLED JEWEL SOXES wHEN !~ THE E~~TH!S tRUST J BETWEEN 210 WAS CApTJPED AFTER T~O DAYS O~ A~D 250 Mi_ES DEEPo THEY ~ETURNED TO TME SU!~E ABO~T "f'IEIitCE .iG\-ITINC~fI THE BP'OADCAST EpPLEY SAiD COAS~ AND GEODETIC MIDNiGHT LAST NIGHT A~TfR AN ~a~ SA'D,,) SURVE1 3!A~IOhS tl~ SAMO~ AND OTHER SENCE OF FOUR HOURS. THE ACT~E5S PACIFYC A~EAS HAS BEEN AlE~TEDj SA!D S~E KEPT THE Jf~EL ~OXES ON A
HOWE"E~., aUREAU DRAWERo SEMPERS DOWN ...... ,UDERS MARAUDlRS COACH-PLAYER SMILEY HINTACUTA~ USED HiS PLATOON SYSTEM SPORTS 0VER rOAC~ DICK GREENERS Ex-MARINES I------i~? T !~ l~Y~NG TO TI~E THEIR OPPONENTS, PAGE. 5 HOURGLASS SPORTS SECTION WtDNES,L-t\y 23 MAY 1962 !::'UT TilE fX"'LEATHERNECKS Wlnll-iELD THEiR J-----..-:.------=;.....-----...:...... ------I S T MJC A:: T'; E Y K EP T ! N PAC E AGA ~ NS T T~E SPEEDY MARAUDERSo MAJOR LEAGUr STANDINGS ROU~DUPS COI\'"I"ID T~E PLATOON SYSTEM WAS USED AMEI"iC.AN l.EAGUE" hAD 8~O~~ A 7-0 LEAD. WijTH ONE JUT, A~p~OXiMA1ELY EVERY ~IVE M~NUTES IN WON L.OST PCT. Gi ~~~C~-H~lTE~ W~~~~: T~Sil WALKLD AND tHE. ENnRE GAMEo SEMPER F I! KEPT CLEVELAND 21 13 .6i8 C~UC" ESSEGiAN S~NG~CDo PO~6NO lHEN TRYiNG TO PENETRATE THROUGH THE~R STOUT -- I NEW YORK 20 13 .606 ~~" T~E FiRS~ P~T:~ OVER THE LEFT DEfENSE UNTIL THE LAST QUARTER AS THEY MINNESOTA 22 15 o5~5 I rrE ... D fENCEo CONNECTED FOR 16 POiNTS AND TO GO ALL l.os ANGELES 18 ·5 5 2 T~E HC~fP ~.S THE ~ND!AN1S 28TH THE WAY TO COP THEIR 5TH STRAiGHT ~N lhEi~ LAST N~NE GAMES, B~EAKING CHICAGO 20 :~ 0 526 3, ViCTORY RY A SCORE OF 42-370 BAl n MORE 18 17 o~4 THE MAJOR LEAGUE RECO~D fOR HOME RUNS PAT LAN!AS AND JOHN BRAY HIT THE 16 ~1 OvER A NINE-GAME S"RETCHo THE OLD DOUBLE fiGURES WITH 13 AND I I RES DETROIT 17 • 5 2 KANSAS C~TY 17 21 .447 6 MAR~ Of 27 WAS SET BY THE NEW YORK PECTIVELY. EDDIE W!LION REG~STERED BOSTON 13 21 0382 8 G I ANTS i N I 954. A 6 WHILE DAVE LlACUNA AND RAY WASH i NGTON 9 24 .273 ! I !N OTHt~ A~E~iCAN LEAGUE G~MES, KEHANO TAlliED 5 EACH. MAC MAGSAYO 1~E KA~3AS Cijr~ AT~LETiCS DEfEATED THE AND WilliE VALENTE MADE I EACHo NAn ONAl LEAGuE BOSTO~ REO Sox, 10-5; THE MINNESOTA F(lIII THE MARAUDERS, CEE HI NTACUTAN SAN FRANC!SCO 28 12 .100 -"" Tw~~~ lEAl T~E WASHINGTON SENATORS, CONNECTED fOR 12 POINTS fOllOWED IY STG lou~s 22 !3 0629 3 )-3$ AND uHf DE1Rour TiGERS WHiPPED JACK MI IKE AND JERRY SHiMODA, 6 EACH$ Los ANGELEI 1 THE CH~CAGO W~uTE SOX, 7-3. NEW YORK AllEN NAKATA 5, OLLIE DAVIS ~, 23 15 .615 ~2 C!NC~NNAn 15 0559 AND Los ANGELES wE~E iDLEo ROiERT IHA AND DAN KAMiYA 2 EACHo PITTSBURGH ;~ It) 0~29 7 P~TCHER JEPRY W~LKER AND CATCHER OffiCIALS WERE M. SUGANUMA, So DUN M~lWAUKEE 16 21 • 32 JOSE AzeUE H ~ KL~S~S CITY HOME RUNS CAN AND A. RAPOZA. P'1nLADElPHIA 20 o42~ :gt AND JERRY LUMPE D~OVE iN THREE RUNS HOUSTON :~ 23 ·37 12! I~ ~HF WiN OVER ROSTONo WALKER GAVE DOUGLAS DOWNS BANKERS NEW YOPtK 12 20 037~ 12 u~ b2 ~~TS uN PhlCHiNG THE DISTANCE CHtCAGO 12 25 .32 14~ ~OR ~us rbrr~ VJCTORY. ED BRESSOUD DOUGLAS COMBINED fOR 17 POI~TS IN H~~ A BOS10N HOMER o THE LAST QUARTER TO DOWN THE BANK MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUPS ~.~!_O PASCUAL OF M!NNESOTA PiTCHED OF HAW~!! TEAM 47-32 lAST NiGHT BEfORE NAT! ONAL LEAGJE _ND EI~HT-rlil'ER AND D~OVE IN A PAiR A CfitOWD Of 300. ~UP~) OUT~iE~DER TOMMY DAViS OF PUNS ~! Th TWO SiNGLES AS HE IEAT BANK Or HAWAI I PUT OUT A STRONG PROVuDED THE EXTRA SASE PUNCH AND W-'SI-I!N";,lO~. Hb,RMON ~ Ii..LEBREW HOMERED DEFENSE ALL THE WAY TH~OuGH THE 3RD SANDY KOUFAX THE STRIKEOUT P!TCH!NG f~R -~~ T~~NS ~ND J~MMY PIERSALL QUARTER, AGAINST THEIR TALLER MONDAV NIGHT TO PACE THE Los ANGELES rr,Ij\ll ~[D c~ HIE SENATORS. OPPONENTS, HOLDING THEM TO ONLY DO~GER5 10 A~ 8-1 VICTOAY OVE~ lHE !!-If IIU:I\I.,;) rMWARTE'-' EARLY WYNN'S 30 POINTS AGAINST THEIR 290 BANKOH SAN FRANCISCO rANTS. ATTEMPT ·0 srORE HiS 295T~ PITCHiNG PLAYED A VERY GOOD DElliERATE BALL DAViS HIT A. TWO RUN HOMER IN THE V!C10fP'c RO';I\
ooooeo COPIES OF HIS NEW BOOK, !l\jICTO~Y OVER 5 p.M. GARDNER AND SANDERSON AME:Pt n C4N LEAGUE MYSELF, II fOLD REPORTERS: vs. BARNES AND GOGULSKI (UP!) JOHN RO~ANo!S THREE-RU~ lilT LOOI(S LIKE THE FIGHT WILL BE IN THURSDA Y 24 MAY HOME" IN THE LAST OF THE NINTH INNING DETROIT. CUS WILL DO THE NEGOTIATING. 5 P.M. BARNES VS. HIRNER GAVE THE CLEVELAND INDIANS A 10-7 i IVE LEFi THE DEC!SION UP TO HIM.II fRIDAY 25 MAY ViCTO~Y OVER THE BALTIMORE O~!OLES PATTERSON EXPRESSED BELIEf THAT 5 P.M. REMITICADO VS o BOYCE TONiGHl AND ENA8LED THEM TO TA~E WASH i NGlO N WAS NO LONGEf' I N THE RUNN I NG SATURDAY 26 MAY UNDiSP~TED POSSiSSION Of fiRST PLACE FO~ THE f[GHT. BUT HE SAID THAT, TOO, 5 P.M. LONG AND HI~NER VSo IN T~E AME"!CAN LEAGUE. ~OULD DEPEND ON TrlE DECiSION Of HIS GRiFF!N AND MACKENZIE ROMAHOuS BLAST or, BILLY HOEFT HAhAGER. 7 P.M. SANDERSON VS. LOSER OF W!l~ T~O OUTS C~ME AfTER CLEVELAND REMITICADO vs. BOYCE MATCH. CONT~D NEXT COLUMN - MORE SPORTS ON PAGE THREE PAGE 6 HOURGLASS A~ 2~ NOTICES mO lll.1I6 :Joni.,ht WANTED OCEAN VIEW -- "NEARLY A NASTY ACCIDENT" SHOwTiME 7:30 P M THERE ARE OPENINGS FOR PART TIME J!MMY EDWARDS, SH!R~EY EATON -- A~RCRAfTSMAN SALES CLERKS AT MACylS IF YOU HAVE WOOD IS RAPIDLY BECOMING A DIABOLICAL MENACE TO ~AD MERCHA~DiSE SALES EXPERIENCE AND T~E ROYAL AiR FORCE A D!FFERENT, UNASSUMiNG YOU ARE uNTERESTED SEE THE MANAGER MAN, ~E ~AS ONE OBSESSiON HE THINKS HE is A AT MAC"'S MEC~ANiCAL GEN US :HIS DELUSiON MAKES H'M TH~ UNW1T T ING CAUSE OF THE WRECK~NG OF A'RCRArT, THE SE~ER~L SECRETARY AND CLERK TYPIST PREMATURE RE~EASE or A ROC~ET MISSi~E AND OTHER POSr1!ONS ARE AVAILA8~E. CALL OR D!SASTROUS INCIDENTS WHICH ARE SENDi~G THE Ai~ COME TO ~HE INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS EST~MATES SOAR1NG AND Glv,NG THE MiNISTER FOR O~F!CE PHO~E 2190 AIR SLEEPLESS ~~GHTS SHORT SUBJECT: "CASE OF THE RED EYE RUBY" FOR SALE COMPLETE AMATEUR RADIO STATION, RICHARDSON -- "IMITATION OF LirE" St-IOWTlME 7:30 P Mo AM AND CW HEATH COMANCHE, CHEYENNE, LANA lURNER, JOH~ GAVIN -- A R'MAKE o~ 1HE !934 PO~ER SUPPLY, VSWR METER AND RME FILM BASED ON F~NN!E HUqST'S NOVEL ABOUT THE PRESELECTOR WITH KEY, MIKE AND lIGYT-SK!NNED DAUGHTER o~ A NEGRO wOMAN WHO is SPEAKER $250 00 AVAILABLE JUNE ASHAMED OF HER CO~ORED BLOOD IND TR'ES TO PASS lST MAY BE SEEN AT THE REEf (ROOM HERSELF OfF AS WH~TEv 222) OR CALL 9523 DURING WORKING SHORT SUBJECT: "BONGO-PUNCH" HOURS YOKWE YUK -- "NEVER STEAL ANVTHtNG SMALL" SHOWT~MES 7:00 O.M AND 9:00 P M. SCUBA OUT~!T--2 TANKS WITH 5 MINUTE SHURLEY JONES, JAMES CAGNEY -- PICTURE BASED ON RESERVE "J" IAL~ES, TWO-HOSE AQUALUNG THE PLAY "THE DEV!LfS rlORNPIPE" BY MAX~ELL ANDfR REGULATOR, wE GHT BELT AND EXTRA SON AND ROUBEN MAMOULiAN CONCERNS A STEVEDORE PLAY WfIG~TS, TANK FILL VALVE WITH PRESSU ED By CAGNEY WITH AMB~T~ONS ~OR UN~ON POLITiCS GAUGE AND WRIST DEPTH GAUGE ALL fOR HE IS LIKEABLE ROGuE wiTH NO SCRuPLES BUT SOME $85.00 MA'f BE SEEN IN ROOM 224 NIKE BASijC DECENCY AND A F!ERCE LOYALTY FOR HiS FEllOw ZEUS DORMITORV UNION MEMBERS HE AND HIS GANG HiJACK A "LOAN~ FROM A HYPOCHONDR1AC BOOKIE TO fiNANCE A CAMPAeGN, AMPE~ TAPE RECORDER MODEL 1270. AND IN THE END, ALL TURNS WELL FOR CAGNEY $450 00 CALL 9-522 DURING WORKING SHORT SUBJECT: "ANIMAL SHOW" HOURS OR MAY BE SEEN AT REEf 217 AfTE 5:00 P M ROXY -- "RUN S I LENT, RUN DEEP" SHown MES 6: 30 P. M AND 9:00 P M CLARK GABLE, BURT LANCASTER--STORV OF AN Of~lrtR ~N AMPEX TAPE RECORDER MODEL 960. CAL THE NAVY WHO AT THE TIME is HOLDING A DESK JOB, 22,8 DUE TO THE FACT THAT HE HAS LOST HIS SUB IN UNDER SEA WARfARE HE IS PUT IN COMMAND Of THE AMER!CAN GiR_S 24" MURRY BICYCLE IN VERY SUBMARINE "NEKRAff THiS IS WHERE HE GETS THE GOOD CONDITiON $20.00 PHONE 2317 OPPORTUNITY ~OR HIS REVENGE. AFTER 4:30 p.M SHORT SUBJECT: "N!GHT WATCIf.1AN" PLUS NEWS AND SPORT~ D~GEST LOST --oNE GREY KITTEN WITH BLACK STRIPES, MAD CLUB -- "RETURN TO PEYTON PLACE" SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M WHITE PAWS AND A SMUDGE ON ITS NOSE CAROL LVNLEY, JEf~ CHANDLER, ELEANOR PARKER, MARY CALL 636 ASTOR, ROBERT STERLING AND TUESDAY WE~D--THE ~lC TURE THAT BEGINS WHERE "PEYTON PLACE" LEfT O~F' A BOY'S ZORRO WATCH. FINDER PLEASE PLEASE •• NO CHILDRtN FOR THIS ONE • PLEASE , CALL 631
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