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VOL 5 NO 1883 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS MONDAY 21 DECEMBER 1964 IN TODAY'S ONTROVERSIAL TFX HOURGLASS MAX TAYLOR SUSPENDS TALKS PRACTICALLY PERFECT PAGE CLASSIFIED 8 IN NEWEST VIET NAM CRISIS IN MAIDEN FLIGHT CLUB NOTES 8 SAIGON, DEC. 21 (UPI)--U.S. AMBASSADOR MAXWELL D. TAYLOR FORT WORTH, DEC.-21 (UPI)--THE 1,650 CROSSWORP 3 TODAY SUSPENDED "URGENT" TALKS ABOUT PUSHING THE WAR EF­ -MILE-AN-HOUR Fill FIGHTER-BOMBER, A PUZZLE FORT AGAINST THE COMMUNISTS AND SOUGHT A FACE-SAVING FOR­ CAUSE OF CONTROVERSY SINCE IT WENT ON LOCAL NEWS 3 MULA TO REPAIR SOUTH VIET NAM'S SPLINTERED GOVERNMENT. THE DRAWING BOARDS, MADE A "PRACTICAL­ SpeRTS 5 THE NEWEST CRISIS WAS PRECIPITATED YESTERDAY BY A GROUP LY PERFECT" MAIDEN FLIGHT TODAY THAT THE YEAR IN 4 OF YOUNG ARMY OFFICERS WHO OVERTHREW PART OF THE GOVERN­ WAS MARRED BY A HYDRAULIC LEAK. SPACE MENT IN A "HALF COUP." THE MOVE LEFT THE MILITARY WITH THE $50 MILLION PLANE WITH MOVABLE TODAYS 8 POWER AND NO RESPONSIBILITY AND THE CIVILIAN GOVERNMENT WINGS LANDED WITH ~LL WHEELS SMOKING Mov I ES WITH RESPONSIBILITY AND NOW POWER. AND ONE THREATENING TO BURST INTO WAll STREET 4 TAYLOR HAD RETURNED FROM WASHINGTON WITH ORDERS TO HOLD FLAMES, BUT THE TWO VETERAN TEST PI­ URGENT TALKS ON PROSECUT ING THE WAR. INSTEAD, HE WAS LOTS ABOARD THE TWO-SEATER JET REPORT­ FORCED TODAY TO TRY TO SOLVE ONE OF ED: THE TOUGHEST DILEMMAS FACING THE "IN THE CONFIGURATION WE FLEW, WE U.S. TO INVESTIGATE UNITED STATES IN THE FOUR YEARS IT HAS WERE PRACTICALLY PERFECT." BEEN INVOLVED IN VIET NAM. THE PLANE, ONCE KNOWN AS TFX (FOR SHOOTING OF PLANE TAYLOR CONFERRED WITH LT. GEN. NGUY­ EXPERIMENTAL MODEL) WAS TO HAVE FLOWN BY EGYPTIAN MIGS EN KHANH, COMMANDER OF THE ARMED FORCE AN HOUR. ITS OFFICIAL FLIGHT TIME CAIRO, DEC. 21 (UPI)--U.S. OFFICIALS AND PREMIER TRAN VAN HUONG TO PRESS WAS GIVEN AS 20 MINUTES. THE HYDRAU­ TODAY INVESTIGATED THE DOWNING OF AN FOR QUICK RESTORATION OF CIVILIAN RULE. LIC LEAK CUT SHORT THE FIRST FLIGHT. AMERICAN CIVILIAN PLANE BY U.A.R. MIG HE DID NOT SEE THE NINE YO~NG GENERALS THE Fill STREAKED TO 17,000 FEET. JET FIGHTERS. Two FLIERS WERE KILLED WHO CARRIED OUT THE HALF-COUP AS A THEPILOTS REPORTED BOTH TAKEOFF AND IN THE INCIDENT. MARK OF U.S o DISPLEASURE WITH THEIR LANDING WERE EXCELLENT. THEY DENIED UoS. EMBASSY OFFICIALS WERE CAUTIOUS ACTIONS. THEY CUT THE FLIGHT SHORT BECAUSE OF TO AVOID MAKING ANY STATEMENT THAT REPORTS CIRCULATED lATER THE YOUNG ANY PROBLEMS. ll MIGHT APPEAR TO PREJUDGE THE FACTS, GENERALS HAD PLACED KHANH UNDER HOUSE "WE WERE ALL FINISHED, THAT'S ALL," BUT OBSERVERS SAID THE OFFICIAL EGYP- ARREST, BUT A GOVERNMENT SPOKESMAN PILOT RoL. JOHNSON SAID. TIAN STATEMENT EXPLAINING THE INCIDENT DENIED THE REPORTS AND POINTED OUT MILITARY OFFICIALS INCLUDING SOMt APPEARED TO RAISE SUSPICIONS INSTEAD KHANH RECEIVED TAYLOR AND LATER LEFT FROM BRITAIN JOINED NEWSMEN AND OFFI­ OF REMOVE THEM. HIS HEADQUARTERS FOR TALKS WITH PREMI£ CIALS OF GENERAL DYNAMICS CORP., TO tOR INSTANCE, HIGHLY AUTHORITATIVE TRAN VAN HUONG AND CHIEF OF STATE PHAN WATCH THE TRY-OUT OF THE PLANE THAT U.A.R. SOURCES HAD STATED CATEGORICAL­ KHAC SUU. HAS CAUSED A POLITICAL UPROAR. lY THERE WAS NO RADIO CONTACT WITH THE (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) (CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR) PLANE AT ANY TIME, BUT THE OFFICIAL STATEMENT SAID THE PLANE "REFUSED TO THIRTY MORE MURDERS BANDITS NET 8500,000 IDENTIFY ITS NATIONALITY." THE PLANE, A TWIN-ENGINE C82 CARGO SUSPECTED IN CONGO IN CHURCH COLLECTION PLANE OWNED BY MECOM OIL COMPANY OF LEOPOLDVILLE, DEC. 21, (UPI)--THIRTY PATERSON, N~Jo, DEC. 21 (UPI)--THREE HOUSTON, WAS SHOT DOWN NEAR ALEXAN­ WHITE MISSIONARIES, INCLUDING WOMEN BANDITS WEARING PLASTIC MASKS BOUND DRIA ON SATURDAY MORNING WHILE ON ITS AND CHILDREN, ARE BELIEVED TO HAVE BEE AND GAGGED THREE PRIESTS IN A CHURCH WAY TO BANGHAZI, LIBYA, FROM AMMAN. MASSACRED BY CONGOLESE REBELS IN BAN­ RECTORY TODAY AND THEN HELD UP A BANK THE EGYPTIAN STATEMENT SAID THE ALIA AND BAFWASENDE, SURVIVORS ARRIN­ ARMORED TRUCK WHEN IT ARRIVED TO PICK PLANE CAME FROM EILAT, ISRAEL, INSTEAD ING HERE SAID TONIGHT. UP SUNDAY COLLECTIONS. OF JORDAN. AMONG THOSE SAID TO HAV£ BEEN KILLED MAYOR FRANK X. GRAVES SAID TWO BANK THE U.A.R. ALLEGED THAT THE PLANE WERE 15 BRITISH, EIGHT DUTCH, FOUR BEL GUARDS TOLD HIM THE TRUCK CONTAINED DID NOT HAVE A FLIGHT PLAN OR THAT GlANS, ONE AMERICAN, ONE AUSTRALIAN ABOUT $500,000. HE SAID THE THUGS AL~ THERE WERE IRREGULARITIES IN THE PLAN. AND ONE CANADIAN. TOOK $1,100 IN CHURCH FUNDS. THESE ALLEGATIONS WERE DENIED BY A ME­ WHILE A MERCENARY RESCUE COLUMN FOUN A BANK OFFICIAL, HOWEVER, CALLED THE COM SPOKESMAN WHO ARRIVED LAST NIGHT ONLY BLOOD-STAINED CLOTHING IN BANAL lA, $500,000 FIGURE "INCREDIBLE." FROM JORDAN. II ITALIAN NUNS, ONE CANADIAN AND TWO THE THREE BANDITS ESCAPED IN A BLACK BRITISH MISSIONARY WOMEN FROM BAFWA­ 1964 AUTOMOBILE WITH THREE OTHER MEN. MEXICAN TRAIN CRASH SENDE, "WE ONLY HEARD THE SHOOTING, BU POLICE IMMEDIATELY THREW UP ROAD-BLOC WE DON'T KNOW WHAT HAPPENED TO THE THROUGHOUT THE AREA AND A TEAM OF FBI KILLED AT LEAST 41 OTHERS. AGENTS WENT, TO THE SCENE. MEXICO CITY, DEC. 21 (UPI)--FEDERAL MRS. DOllNA BURK, 54, OF CALGARY, Al THE BANDITS EXECUTED THE ROBBERY IN ROOPS TODAY PATROLLED THE SITE OF THE BERTA, TOLD UPI," I BELIEVE WE WERE PRECISION STEPS AFTER INVADING THE ISASTROUS TRAIN COLLISION IN SOUTH­ SAVED BY A VERY NARROW MARGIN. THE RECTORY OF ST. ANTHONY'S ROMAN CATHO­ EASTERN MEXICO WHICH TOOK A TOLL OF AT REBELS FROM BANALIA HAD ALREADY SENT liC CHURCH NEAR THE HEART OF THIS IN­ LEAST 41 DEAD YESTERDAY. A MESSENGER ORDERING THE SIMBAS (REBas) DUSTRIAL NORTH JERSEY CITY SHORTLY BE­ ESTIMATES RANGED AS HIGH AS 70 DEAD TO KILL ALL REMAINING WHITES. THE FORE 9 AM. AND MORE THAN 100 INJURED. A 20-CAR MERCENARIES CAUGHT HIM AND SHOT HIM" INSIDE AT THE TIME WERE THE REV. FREIGHT TRAIN TRAVELING AT 50 MILES AN ATTLllO GIOVANNINI, THE REV. PHllfP HOUR PLOWED INTO A MIXED FREIGHT-PAS­ UNkNOWN SUB SPOTTED PASCUTTI AND DEVITA'S FATHER, A,HANDY­ ENGER TRAIN AT TACOTAlPA, ABOUT 50 MANILA, DEC. 21 (UPI)--AN UNIDENTI­ MAN. ILES FROM VlllAHERMOSA, CAPITAL OF FIED SUBMARINE WAS SIGHTED IN SOUTHERN A FOURTH PRIEST, THE REV. ROBERT ABASCO STATE. PHILIPPINE WATERS EARLY TODAY BY A TOBACCO, WAS IN AN UPSTAIRS ROOM AT RAILWAY OFFICIALS SAID THE ENGINEER PHILIPPINE NAVY GUNBOAT, THE PHlllPPIN THE TIME, AND WAS UNAWARE OF THE ROB­ F THE FREIGHT TRAIN APPARENTLY HAD NEWS SERVICE REPORTED. BERY UNTIL MUCH LATER WHEN HE HEARD AllEN ASLEEP. A NAVY REPORT SAID THE SUBMARINE WAS "SCREAMING." REPORTS SAID FOUR AMERICANS WERE CHALLENGED TO IDENTIFY ITSELF BUT IN­ THE THUGS FORCED THE THREE PRIESTS MONG THE INJURED. STEAD SUBMERGED IMMEDIATELY INSTEAD OF TO OPEN AN OFFICE SAFE AND THEN STOLE THE SITE OF THE ~RASH IS ABOUT 500 ANSWERING THE BLINKER LIGHT SIGNALS. $1,000 IN CHECKS AND ,1,000 IN CASH. IlES FROM MEXICO CITY, CLOSE TO THE LT. ROMEO MALIMBAN IDENTIFIED THE SU ATEMALAN BORDER, ON THE SOUTHEASTERN AS AN EX-GERMAN OCEAN PATROL TYPE, NEW ROCKET LAUNCHER RAILWAY OPERATED BY THE MEXICO. ABOUT 250 FEET IN LENGTH AND CARRYING LONDON, DEC. 21 (UPI)--THE BALLIS­ THE ROMAN NUMERAL XXI ON ITS BRIDGE, TICS CONSULTANT ON A CANADIAN-AMERICAN WATER REPORT THE PNS SAID. IT WAS FIRST SPOTTED BY SPACE RESEARCH PROJECT SAID TODAY IT CONDITION YELLOW RADAR AND lATER WAS IN FULL VIEW IN MAY BE POSSIBLE TO LAUNCH A 50-POUND RAINFALL YESTERDAY MOONLIGHT. SATELLITE INTO ORBIT AROUND THE EARTH WATER DISTILLED YESTERDAY 65,000° U.S. AUTHORITIES AT SANGLEY NAVAL WITH A CONVENTIONAL NAVAL GUN. WATER USED YESTERDAY 250,000 STATION NEAR MANILA SAID THEY DID NOT THE CANADIAN DEFENSE DEPARTMENT SAID WATER IN S.ORAGE 12,315,000 HAVE A SUBMARINE IN THE AREA WHERE THE A CONVERTED 16-INCH U.S. NAVAL GUN IS WATER IN CATCHMENTS MYSTERIOUS SUB WAS SIGHTED--INSIDE SI­ BEING USED IN THE PROJECT. ° BUTU CHANNEL IN THE SUlU ISLAND GROUP. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS MONDAY DECEMBER 21 1964 PUBLISHED BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AT THE DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING OFF1- FROM THE EDITORIALS BOMB ICE III ALASKA CER, KWAJALEIN TEST SITE, MARSHALL I~ ANCHORAGE, ALASKA, DEC 21 ~l)-­ LANDS. CONTRACT DA-010021 AMc-90004 ON VIET NAM Two MORE BOMBING RUNS WERE SCHEDUL~D (Y) (NI2367156) 35133A PMR WITH GLOBAL NEW YORK, DEC. 21 (UPI)--THE NEW FOR TODAY IN AN EFFORT TO BLAST LOOSE ASSOC I ATES • YORK HERALD TRIBUNE COMMENTED EDITOR­ A HUGE ICE JAM WHICH FORCED THE COPPER THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY IALLY TODAY ON THE LATEST DEVELOPMEN~ RIVER FROM ITS BANKS, THREATENING A MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE FOR IN SOUTH VIET NAM AND SAID HIGHWAY AND BRIDGE AND CAUSING THE EVAG NOTICES IS 4PM THE DAY BEFORE PUBLICA­ "THE YOUNG OFFICERS WHO STAGED THE UATION OF 62 PERSONS FROM THE VILLAGE TION AND DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS LATEST MILITARY COUP IN SAIGON MAY OF COPPER CENTER. lOAM THE DAY OF PUBLICATION. VERY WELL HAVE ACTED WITH THE BEST OF A 1,000 POUND DYNAMITE CHARGE DETO­ THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO INTENTIONS. THERE IS CERTAINLY MUCH NATED BY A GROUND CREW AND 500-POUND EDIT COpy RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION. THAT MUST BE REPAIRED IN THE TATTERED BOMBS DROPPED BY A NAVY PATROL PLANe POLITICAL AND MILITARY FABRIC OF SOUTH fAILED YESTERDAY TO JAR LOOSE THE BIG VI ET NAM. JAM EDITOR. NEIL PHELPS-MuNSON THE EXPLOITATION OF BUDDHIST RELIG­ DON LOWELL, DIRECTOR OF THE ALASKA ASST EDT lOR DICK VETH IOUS FAITH FOR SUBVERSIVE POLITICAL DEFENSE OFFICE AND COL BUD TURNER, STAFF: REBECCA LLEWELLYN PURPOSES IS THE MOST SERIOUS IMMEDIATE HIS ASSISTANT, WERE TO TRAVEL TO THE RUTH LONDON THREAT TO STABLE GOVERNMENT AT SAIGON, ALASKA INTERIOR TO TAKE A LOOK AT THE AUDREY STRATMANN YET THE PRESENT CIVILIAN ADMINISTRATDN 25-MILE-LONG DAM OF ICE TODAY. TURNER PEGGY TEMPLIN HAS DONE LITTLE TO DEFUSE THIS TIME EXPLAINED THAT IT WAS UNLIKELY THAT BOMB AND REMOVE THOSE WHO ARE MANIPU- THE BOMBS AND DYNAMITE COULD DESTROY LATING IT. THE JAM, BUT HE SAID THEY MIGHT WEAKEN OFFICIAL BULLETIN "IF GENERAL ~HANH HAS ENTERED INTO IT ENOUGH FOR PRESSURE FROM THE RIVER DUTY OFFICER FOR KWAJALEIN TEST SITE A SECRET ALLIANCE WITH THE BUDDHIST TO FIN I SH THE JOB. DATE HOME PHONE PLOTTERS •• THEN THE YOUNG OFFICERS HAD TEMPERATURES IN THE AREA REACHED 40 21 DEC 64 CAPT R.O. CASE 2201 GOOD REASON TO BE DISTURBED DISTRUST BELOW ZERO YESTERDAY 22 DEC 64 LT COL W.W. CRUM 604 OF THEIR COMMANDER TOGETHER WITH DIS­ THE BOMBING RUNS WERE SCHEDULED TO 23 DEC 64 CAPT. L.O. COX 2334 APPOINTMENT OVER PREMIER HUONG'S FAIL- BE MADE TODAY PROVIDED THE P2V PATROL 24 DEC 64 2~D IT_ o.v. OLIYER 602 URE TO COPE EFFECTIVELY MAY HAVE TRIG- BOMBERS COULD GET OFF THE GROUND AT 25 DEC 64 *LT. COL, R.W. Z,NN 746 GERED THEIR INTERVENTION, BUT HOWEVER KODIAK WHERE HIGH WINDS PREVAILED YES- I 26 DEC 64 * CAPT R.O. CAS~ 2201 GOOD THEIR INTENTIONS, THEIR PROCEDURE TERDAY. 27 DEC 64 *CAPT H.D. VERRY 2438 WAS DEPLORABLE. IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN ------28 DEC 64 CAPT WILLIAM CIBOSKY 798 JUSTIFIED AS A LAST RESORT, BUT THERE I POPE SENDS GREET I NGS *INDICATES WEEKENDS AND/OR HOLI­ IS NO INDICATION THAT THEY HAD EXHAUS­ VATICAN CITY, DEC. 21 (UPI)--POPE DAYS DUTY OFFICER IS THE KWAJALEIN TED OR EVEN UNDERTAKEN OTHER STEPS PAUL VI TODAY SENT CHRISTMAS GREETINGS TEST SITE COMMANDING OFFICER'S REPRE­ THROUGH EXISTING CHANNELS--NAMELY PRE- TO MEMBERS OF ALL FAITHS AND NATIONS SENTATIVE DURING OTHER THAN NORMAL MIER HUONG AND AMBASSADOR TAYLOR. AND "ABOVE ALL, TO THE CHILDREN." WORKING HOURS SUCCESSIVE MILITARY COUPS Of THIS THE PONTIFF SPOKE fROM THE WINDOW or KIND SERVE TO CREATE CONFUSION IN AN THE PAPAL APARTMENTS WHEN HE APPEARED MILLER-GOLDWATER CONFER ALREADY BADLY CONFUSED SITUATION AND TO GIVE HIS TRADITIONAL SUNDAY BLESSING TO DESTROY THE EFFORTS OF BOTH SOUTH TO THE CROWD IN ST PETER'S SQUARE. ON BURCH OUSTER CRISIS VIETNAMESE AND AMERICANS TO ESTABLISH THE POPE SAID HE WISHED A HAPPY WASHINGTON, DEC 21 (UPI)--REP. WIL­ A STABLE, ESSENTIALLY CIVILIAN CENTRAL CHRISTMAS TO "ALL RELIGIOUS AND CIVIC LIAM E MILLER SAID LAST NIGHT HE WOJLD GOVERNMENT AROUND WHICH THE VIETNAMESE COMMUNITIES, CITIES, AND NATIONS" MEET HERE TODAY WITH SEN BARRY M. PEOPLE MIGHT RALLY TO DEFEND THEMSEL­ THE POPE SAID HE SENT GREETINGS "ABO\£ GOLDWATER THE TALK IS EXPECTED TO VES FROM COMMUNIST CONQUEST •• ALL, TO THE CHILDREN" •• ASSURING THEM CENTER ON PLANS TO HELP DEAN BURCH RE­ "FROM THE CURRENT CR I SIS A MORE HOPE­ WE PRAY THAT THEY MAY BE HAPPY, GOOD, TAIN THE CHAIRMANSHIP OF THE REPUBLI­ FUL OUTLOOK MAY YET EMERGE IF THE MA~ PURE, AND HEALTHY AND THAT THEY MAY CAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE INTERESTED PARTIES GET TOGETHER TO HAVE THE GREAT FORTUNE TO KNOW THE IN­ MILLER TOLD UPI HE DIDN'T KNOW WHO PRODUCE IT.1l FANT JESUS." ELSE WOULD BE PRESENT. SEN THURSTON THE NEW YORK TIMES SAID. THE PONTIFF ALSO MADE AN APPARENT RE­ B. MORTON, Ky., SAID IN LOUISVILLE HE "THE LATEST MILITARY COUP IN SAIGON FERENCE TO THE BITTERLY CONTESTED ITAL­ HAD BEEN INVITED BUT WAS NOT SURE HE GIVES DISHEARTENING NEW EVIDENCE OF IAN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS, OVER WHICH COULD ATTEND BECAUSE OF ORAL SURGERY THE INSTABILITY AND FRAGILITY OF THE PARLIAMENT IS DEADLOCKED. DURING THE WEEKEND POLITICAL SITUATION IN SOUTH VIET NAMH "WE ESPECIALLY PRAY FOR ITALY," HE MORTON IS CHAIRMAN OF THE SENATE "THE CRUDE REASSERT ION OF MILITARY SAID, "THAT, HAVING OVERCOME THIS GOP CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE HIS HOUSE POWER OVER THE SHORT-LIVED ATTEMPT AT MOMENT OF DIFFICULTY AND UNCERTAINTY, COUNTERPART, REP BOB WILSON, CALIF, CIVILIAN RULE HAS EXPOSED THE TRANSI­ IT MAY FIND ITSELF CONCORD IN PEACE AND WAS SAID TO BE IN WASHINGTON BUT HE TORINESS OF THE REGIMES ON WHICH THE WORK TO FOLLOW THE GOOD PATHS OF PROS­ COULD NOT BE REACHED FOR COMMENT UNITED STATES HAS BEEN OBLIGED TO REL~. PERITY AND THE FUTURE" SINCE GOLDWATER HAS SAID ON SEVERAL "BEFORE THE MILITARY STRUCK, IT WAS THE POL I T I CAL L..... MINDED BUDDH I ST LEADERS OCCASIO~SINCE THE Nov. 3 ELECTION HE YES, WE HAVE NO BANANAS TBDAY WHO WERE ORGANIZING AGITATION AGAINST BELIEVES PARTY LEADERSHIP NOW RESTS IN NEW YORK, DEC 21 (UPI)--COSA NOSTRA THE NEW GOVERNMENT. THOSE RESPONSIBLE CONGRESS, TOMORROW'S MEETING MAY HAVE KING PIN JOSEPH (JOE BANANAS) BONANNO, A DUAL PURPOSE fOR THIS TURMOIL SEEM UNCONCERENED ABOUT THE GROWING VIET CONG POWER EVI- SUPPOSEDLY KIDNAPED TO PREVENT HIS AP­ A GROUP OF LIBERAL AND MODERATE ~NG PEARANCE BEFORE A FEDERAL GRAND JURY, DEN CEO RE~TEDLY IN RECENT CLASHES, GOP REPRESENTATIVES CHALLENGING THE FAILED TO SHOW UP AS SCHEDULED TODAY MOST NOTABLE IN THE CAPTURE OF THE AN­ HOUSE PARTY LEADERSHIP OF REP. CHARLES AT HIS LAWYER'S OFFICE. LAO VALLEY. IF THE SOUTH VIETNAMESE A HALLECK, IND., ALSO HAVE CALLED FOR BONANNO, DESCRIBED BY THE FBI AS A THEMSELVES ARE NOT SUfFICIENTLY AROUS­ THE OUSTER OF BURCH AS NATIONAL CHAIR­ MUCH-FEARED MAFIA CHIEFTAIN, HAD BEEN ED BY THE VIET CONG THREAT TO PUT ASIOC MAN EXPECTED TO APPEAR AT THE OFFICE OF THEIR INTERNAL DIFFERENCES, THE QUES­ HALLECK AND SEN EVERETT M. DIRKSEN, WILL I AM P. MALONEY TH IS MORN I NG AND THEN TION MUST ARISE OF WHY AND HOW LONG ILL., WERE REPORTED OUT OF TOWN GO BEFORE THE GRANO JURY TO GIVE THE AMERICAN BLOOD AND TREASURE SHOULD BE MORTON AND WILSON APPEARED THE BEST TESTIMONY HE WAS TO HAVE RELATED OCT EX PENDED I ~I THE STRUGGLE-- • II LIKELY SOURCES OF CURRENT INFLUENCE 21. ON THAT DAY HE SUPPOSEDLY WAS AB- WITH THEIR CONGRESSIONAL COLLEAGUES. ~ATO MIN ISTER I AL COUNC I L DUCTED AT GUNPO I NT FROM I N FRONT OF ALSO, BECAUSE OF THEIR PARTY STATUS, .~A;;'HII'Ii,;"ON, l..)EC. c::1 (UPI)--THE MALONEY's PARK AVE APARTMENT THEY ARE IN A POSITION TO HELP BLOCK WASHINGTON STAR SAID TODAY THE PARIS MALONEY ARRIVED AT HIS DOWNTOWN MAN- AT LEAST PARTIALLY A DEMAND FOR BURCH~ MEETING OF THE MINISTERIAL COUNCIL Of HATTAN OfFICE SHORTLY AFTER 9AM AND REMOVAL BY SOME MEMBERS OF THE NATION­ NATO II HAS MADE GAINS UPON WHICH IT MAY WAITED ABOUT AN HOUR, BUT BONANNO NEVER AL COMMITTEE BE POSSIBLE TO BUILD A STRONGER ALLI- SHOWED UP. THE 132-MEMBER COMMITTEE MEETS IN ANCE." CHICAGO JAN 22 THE KEY ISSUE IS EX­ IT EDITORIALlZED THAT WtHLE .tHE MIi:&T- BEVERLY HILLS, CALIF DEC. 21 (UPI)-- PECTED TO BE BURCH'S TENURE ING WAS II LESS THAN SPECTACULAR, " IT DONNA REED AND LORNE GREENE HAVE BEEN BURCH SAID LAST WEEK HE FIGURED HE tl HAS ACH I EVED, QU I ETL Y AND WITHOUT FAN- VOTED THE MOST COOPERAT I VE AND DOR IS HAD ENOUGH STRENGTH TO SURVIVE BUT FARE, A MEASURE OF PROGRESS TOWARD RE- DAY AND TONY CURTIS THE MOST UNCOOPERA- DECLINED TO SAY HOW MANY VOTES HE FELT SOLVING SOME OF THE ALLIANCE'S MORE TIVE STARS OF THE YEAR BY THE HOLLYWOOD HE HAD HE NEEDS 67 TO KEEP THE JOB IMPORTANT INTERNAL DIFFERENCES." WOMEN's PRESS CLUB WELL-BRED DOGS CAN LEARN FROM WELL­ THE PAPER ALSO SAID IT WAS ENCOUR- THE GOLDEN ApPLE AWARDS WERE PRESENT- BRED GIRLS. DON'T RESPOND TO A WHISTLE AGED BY FRENCH PRESIDENT CHARLES DE ED TO MISS REED AND GREENE YESTERDAY BY UNLESS YOU CAN INTERPRET IT GAULLE IS "G I NGERL Y NEW APPROA CH TOWARD LAST YEAR'S WINNERS, BETTE DAV I SAND CLOSER NUCLEAR COOPERATION." DICK VAN DYKE. MISS DAY AND CJRTIS GOT SOUR APPLE AWARrlS PAGE 3 THE HOURGLASS MONDAY 21 DECEMBER 1964 Y.Y CLUB ROBBED SCHOOL VACATION PERIOD ILLNESS NOT SERIOUS THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL WILL DISMISS HEARD ABOUT OUR TOWN •••• THE LADY, Of HOl IDA Y CASH FOR CHRISTMAS VACATION AT 3:00 O'CLOCK IN WRITING TO A CLOSE FRIEND, CLOSED AN UNIDENTifiED PERSON OR PERSONS WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 23, 1964. HER LETTER BY SAYING THAT SHE WOULD TOOK ADVANTAGE Of THE FACT THAT THE OPERATION Of THE SCHOOL WILL BE RESUMED HAVE TO LEAVE THE TRAILER SOON BECAUSE YOKWE YUK CLUB HADIAN UNUSUAULY LARGE AT 8:00 O'CLOCK ON MONDAY, JANUARY 4, Of AN OPERATION. AMOUNT OF CASH ON HAND OVER THE WEEK­ 1965. ABOUT A WEEK LATER OUR FRIEND RECE­ END. IVED A BEAUTIFUL "GET WELL" CARD AND ACCORDING TO GEORGE EpSON, CHIEF SANTA HERE TONIGHT A LETTER fULL OF SYMPATHETIC SENTI­ OF SECURITY FOR GLOBAL ASSOCIATES, REMEMBER THAT SANTA WILL BE AT THE MENTS. APPROXIMATELY $4,000 IN SMALL BILLS, COMMUNITY CENTER TONIGHT BETWEEN 5:00 WE HAVE BEEN TOLD THAT THE OPERATION CHECKS AND COIN, WAS TAKEN FROM THE AND 7:00. HE WILL ALSO BE BACK AGAIN WAS A SUCCESS AND THAT THE PATIENT* SAFE, CASH REGISTER AND CASH BOXES TOMORROW NIGHT FOR ONE LAST VISIT CAME THROUGH BEAUTIFULLY. OUR FRIEND AT THE CLUB EARLY SUNDAY MORNING. BEFORE THE BIG NIGHT WHEN HE COMES TO IS ALSO BACK IN HER TRAILER AGAIN. AT ABOUT 6:30 AM ON SUNDAY, CLUB YOUR HOMES, LOADED WITH GIFTS FOR ALL WE, TOO, EXTEND OUR SYMPATHIES TO MANAGER HARVEY BRINN DISCOVERED THAT YOU BOYS AND GIRLS WHO HAVE BEEN GOOD ANYONE WHO HAS TO LEAVE HER TRAILER THE MONEY WAS MISSING AND IMMEDIATELY THIS YEAR. BE SURE TO BE THERE SO THAT FOR AN OPERATION, AND HOPE THAT THE REPORTED THE INCIDENT TO SECURITY. ~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~------~------______OUTCOME IS AS AN INVESTIGATION IS BEING CONDUCTED, SUCCESSFUL AS IT AND HAS ALREADY PRODUCED SEVERAL SETS WAS FOR OUR FRIEND OF CLEAR FINGERPRINTS, WHICH HAVE Around *N IKE ZEUS BEEN FORWARDED TO THE FBI's IDENTIFI­ TOWN • • • CATiON D,VISION. SOME OF THE MONEY, WHICH WAS IN THE FORM OF CHECKS, WILL BE RECOVERABLE ACCORDING TO CLUB MANAGER BRINN. THE $4,000 FIGURE IS AN UNUSUALLY HIGH ONE, EVEN FOR A wEEKEND AT THE YOKWE YUKI THE SALE OF TICKETS FOR THE NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY AND PRIVATE PARTIES IN THE CLUB OVER THE PAST FEW DAYS OF THE HOLIDAY SEASON HAD SWELLED THE AMOUNT. SECURITY REPORTED NO SIGN OF FORCIBL ENTRY OF THE PREMISES. u.s TROOPS IN VIET NAM RECEIVE CHRISTMAS CARDS SAIGON, DEC. 21 (UPI)--EvERY AMER­ ICAN SERVICEMAN IN SOUTH V,ET NAM WILL GET AT LEAST ONE CHRISTMAS CARD THIS YEAR. SAIGON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS DELIVERE 22,000 CHRISTMAS CARDS TO THE AMERICAN M,LITARY COMMAND HERE THIS WEEKEND AND ASKED THAT THEY BE DISTRIBUTED AMONG U.S. SERVICEMEN. STUDENTS ALL OVER THE CITY HAD LAB­ ORIOUSLY COMPOSED CHRISTMAS GREETINGS SE~PENTEENS - KAHUNAS ALL STARS •••• FROM LEFT: BACK Row- (KAHUNAS COACH) LIL IN ENGLISH, AND WRITTEN THEM ON THE ~USM\NI n~~NA MOSELEY, JANICE GIBBS, MARILYN HALL, V,CKI ADDY, JOANNE SUMNER, CARDS. BEVtRlY MICHAEL. MIDDLE Row- MELVA SCARROW, SHARON FOBES, SULAINE NOBLE, A TYPICAL MESSAGE FROM A TEENAGE PAME~A WI_LIS, DOT STUDABAKER, STARR SHELHORSE, (SERPENTEENS COACH) PHYLLIS GIRL SAID: "To OUR AMERICAN SOLDIFlJ CROWN. FRONT Row- LEINALA GOLDSTEIN, TRICIA SMITH, BOBBIE MELDER. IN V,ET NAM: NOT WORRYING ABOUT THE P,CTURED ABOVE AND BELOW ARE THE ALL-STARS OF THE FIRST HALF OF THE WOMEN'S DANGER AND HARDSHIP, YOU HAVE BEEN SLOW-PIT~H SOFTBALL LEAGUE. THE TEAMS LOCKED IN A HEATED, EXTRA-INNING GAME, PRESENT OF V,ET NAM BATTLEFIELDS D~v THAT ENDED WITH A SCORE Of 14-14 WHEN CALLED BY THE 7:30 CURfEW. AND NIGHT, STANDING WITH U~ IN THE FIGHTiNG. WE'LL NEVER FORGET YOUR FRIENDSHIP. WE, THE V,ETNAMESE STU­ DENTS, WILL ALWAYS PRAY FOR YOU. WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR. GRUBE COPS HONORS CHARLES GRUBE RAN AWAY WITH TOP HONORS IN YESTERDAY~S FIRST ANNUAL KWAJALEIN BOWLING CHAMPIONSHIP WITH A TOTAL SCORE OF 988 FOR FIVE LINES, GIVING HIM AN AVERAGE PER LINE OF 196.6. SECOND PLACE WENT TO JOHN MEYER WITH 922, THIRD TO AL KAILI WITH 872, AND FOURTH TO JACK BAKER, WHO BOWLED 863. THE OTHER FINALISTS SCORED IN ORDER: JACK EMERY, 854, BOB BEACH, 831, FRED FLEMING, 809, ~ND CLEM NEPIALI, 720. CASH PRIZES DCP'~ED FROM ENTRY fEES WERf: $63.20 FIRST PLACE~_$47.40, SECOND, $31.60, THIRD, $15.00, FOURTH. THE TOURNAMENT OPENED WITH LT. COL. SMALL CUTTING THE RIBBON TO OffiCIALLY REOPfN THE l NES AFTER THE EXTENSIVE REC-CORATING AND REHABILITATION OF THE BO'hlNG ALLEY, AND THEN HE BOWLED ThE FIRST BALL TO OPEN THE CHAMPION­ HAUOLI WAHINES - WAHINE PIRATES ALL STARS •••• FROM LEFT: BACK Row- (WAHINES SHIP PLAYOFF. COACH) KIRT PINHO, KAREN CARLIN, MIDGE WILLIAMS, SADAKO CHING, ALICE OOKTER, (PIRATES COACH) AL ESTEBAN. MIDDLE Row- SYLVA BAGLEY, SUSAN WEINER, NANCY ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN FORMING FARRIS, ADELE WESTOVER, LEORA CUMMINGS, RUTH HEYBROCK, DODY PETERSON. A DAYTIME BOWLING LEAGUE. MEET AT FRONT Row- JEAN MESSERVY, GLORIA ASCROFT, NANCY HERRING, ANN PAIGE. THE BOWLING ALLEY TUESDAY, DEC. 22 EXTRA PLAUDITS TO RUTH HEYBROCK WHO BROKE THE WEST'S 13-1 LEAD IN THE AT I I: 00 AM. SIXTH INNING WITH A GRANDSLAM HOMER THAT BROUGHT IN LOADED BASES, AND THEN CAME IN AGAIN IN THE SEVENTH TO TIE THE SCORE. HOURGLASS PHOTOS PAGE 4 HOURGLASS MONDAY 21 DECEMBER 1964 AMERICAVS YEAR IN SPACE--1964 STILL NO CHIEF WALL STREET TODAY Bv Al ROSSiTER JR ROME, DEC 21 (UPI)--A JOINT SESSION THE STOCK MARKET CLOSED M'~~P IN OF PARLIAMENT FAILED TODAY FOR THE 10M MODERATE TRADING TODAY AFTER A PR8- CAPE KENNEDY, DEC 21 (UPI)--THE TIME IN SIX DAYS OF BAllOTING TO ELECT MISING MORNING ADVANCE RAN OUT OF BRUPT nAlT OF AN EERIE HUM FROM AN A NEW PRESIDENT OF ITALY. STEAM. AMERI:AN-MADE CONTRAPTION 228,000 MilES No CANDIDATe POLLED THE REQUIRED MA­ Dow-JONES 3PM INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE AWAY LAST JULY 31 SIGNALED THE END OF JORITY OF 482 VOTES ON THE 10TH BALLOT WAS UP ONLY 1.48 AFTER BEING UP AS THE GREATEST U.S. SPACE FEAT OF 1964. TAKEN THIS AFTERNOON AN OFFICIAL COUNT MUCH AS 2.63 AFTER THE FIRST HOUR. THE lAST GASP OF THE RADIO VOICE OF SHOWED CHRISTIAN DEMOCRAT GIOVANNI LE­ VOLUME TO 3PM TOTALED 3,900,000 SHARES A SPACECRAFT CAllED RANGER-7 AN INS~T ONE LED WITH 299 VOTES, FOLLOWED BY COMPARED WITH 3,980,000 SHARES FRIDAY. BEFORE IT SMASHED INTO THE MOON BREAT COMMUNIST SENATOR UMBERTO TERRACINI STEELS WERE GENERAllY lOWER D5SPITE ED NEW LIFE INTO A FALTERING lUNAR EX­ WITH 249 CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC DISSI­ NEWS THAT OUTPUT lAST WEEK WAS AT ITS PLORATION PROGRAM DENT AMINTORE FANFANI WON 129 VOTES HIGHEST lEVEL SINCE EARLY 1960. RANGER-7 GAVE THE UNITED STATES A AND SOCIALIST lEADER PIETRO NENNI HAD GENERAL MOTORS BACKED OFF FROM AN HISTORIC SPACE FIRST--ClOSE UP PICTURES 96 EARLY POINT-SIZED GAIN AND WAS UP ONLY OF THE MOON. IT WAS THE SECOND FUTILE BAllOT OF A FRACTION. CHRYSLER AND AMERICAN M IT GAVE U.S. SCIENTISTS ADDED CONFI­ THE DAY. A NEAR-RIOT BROKE OUT BEFORE WERE FRACTIONAllY lOWER. MACK TRUCKS DENCE THAT MARINlR-4, RANGER'S SOPHIS­ THE EARLIER VOTE. IN BETWEEN VOTES, HELD A GOOD GAIN. TICATED COUSIN SHOT TOWARD MARS ON ITALY's DEMOCRATIC SOCIALISTS REJECTED Du PONT lOST AROUND HALF OF AN EARLY Nov. 28, WILL PRODUCE THE FIRST CLOSE A COMMUNIST APPEAL FOR A LEFTWING GAIN OF 2. IBM HELD PRACTICALLY UN­ PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE RED PLANET WHEN IT "PEOPLES FRONT II CHANGED BUT LITTON MANAGED TO SCORE A ZOOMS BY NEXT JULY GOOD GAIN. COMSAT PUllED OUT OF A NOS~ RANGER'S 4,316 lUNAR PICTURES BRIGH­ COUNTDOWN ONLY FOUR MORE SHOPPING DIVE AND MANAGED TO ADVANCE A BIT. TENED AN OTHERWISE MOSTLY DUll YEAR IN DAYS lEFT UNTil CHRISTMAS ••• AT&T 66 3/4 DAC 28 7/8 RCA 32 1/4. SPACE FOR THE UNITED STATES. FEW SHOTS (CONTINUED FROM COLUMN ONE) (CONTINUED FROM THERE WERE FEW FAilURES IN 1964, BUT ANGER: RANGER-6 FA I LED I N THE F I N­ TFX PAGE ONE) THERE WERE FEW lAUNCHES, AND THE LONG­ Al MINUTES OF ITS 66-HOUR FLIGHT TOTHE GENERAL DYNAMICS GOT THE CONTRACT AWAITED FIRST TWO-MAN PROJECT GEMINI MOON FEB. 2 WHEN ITS TELEVISION CAME~ FROM THE DEFENSE DEPARTMENT IN DECEM­ SPACEFLIGHT SLIPPED INTO 1965. REFUSED TO WORK. RANGER-7 lAUNCHED BER, 1962. A NUMBER OF CONGRESSMEN By MID-DECEMBER, THE YEAR lOOKED JULY 28 WAS A SUCCESS. THE LAST TWO ARGUED THAT THE BOEING CORP., OF SEAT­ lIKE THIS RANGERS IN THE PROGRAM ARE SET FOR TLE SHOULD HAVE BEEN AWARDED THE $6 --THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE lAUNCH IN FEBRUARY AND APRil. BilliON PLUM. THEY CHARGED THAT BOEING ADMINISTRATION OPENED THE YEAR WITH -MAR I NER: THE FIRST OF TWO MARS PROBES SUBMITTED A lOWER BID AND THAT GENERAL 28 lAUNCHES ON THE SCHEDULE AT CAPE WAS FOilED Nov. 5 WHEN ITS NOSE ceVER DYNAMICS GOT THE JOB BECAUSE OF POLIT­ KENNEDY AND HAD 16 FIRINGS. FOUR FAil­ FAilED. AFTER AN UNPRECEDENTED AROUND­ ICAL EXPEDIENCY. ED AND ONE WAS A PARTlAl SUCCESS. THE-CLOCK EFFORT, SCIENTISTS LOCATED A SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE INVESTIGATED - NASA SCORED EIGHT STRAIGHT ORBITAL AND CORRECTED THE PROBLEM IN TIME TO THE CONTRACT IN HEARINGS THAT LAST~G SUCCESSES FROM VANDENBERG AFB, CALIF., lAUNCH MARINER-4 Nov. 28. IT HAS PER­ A YEAR AND WERE MARKED BY ACRIMONY AND WAllOPS iSLAND, VA. FORMED All ITS STEERING MANEUVERS AND DEFENSE SECRETARY ROBERT S. McNAMARA --THE AIR FORCE HAD SEVEN SPACE lAUN~ IS EXPECTED TO PASS ABOUT 5,400 MilES DEFENDED THE CHOICE OF GENERAL DYNAMI~ ES AT THE CAPE WITH ONE FAilURE AND FROM MARS ON JULY 14. t> NO SA 10 THE COMPANY I S VERS ION a=- THE ONE PARTIAL SUCCESS. IT ALSO FIRED AT NIMBUS: THE FIRST OF A NEW SER I ES PLANE WOULD SAVE MONEY IN REPAIR AND lEAST 31 SECRET SATEllITES TOWARD OR­ OF WEATHER SATELLITES WAS ORBITED AUG. MAINTENANCE COSTS. BIT FROM THE WEST COAST AND FOUR SHOTS 28 AND PRODUCED HIGH QUALITY WEATHER McNAMARA HAILED THE PLANE AS AAVING WERE KNOWN FAlLURES. PICTURES DAY AND NIGHT. IT LOST MOST "THE RANGE OF A TRANSPORT, THE CARRY­ SATURN, ATLAS TESTED OF ITS POWER SEPT. 23. ING CAPACITY AND ENDURANCE OF A BOMBER THREE OF NASA's CAPE KENNEDY lAUNCH- OGO: THE ORBITING GEOPHYSICAL OB­ AND THE AGiliTY OF A FIGHTER PLANE II ES WERE SUCCESSFUL TEST FLIGHTS OF THE SERVATORY, FIRST OF A NEW PROGRAM, WAS THE 72 FOOT-lONG P~NE WEIGHS 35 TO~ NEW SATURN-I SUPER ROCKET--THE FORE­ ORBITED SEPT. 4 WITH 20 SEPARATED EX- AND IS POWERED BY TWO PRATT AND WHITN~ RUNNER OF THE HUGE SATURN-5 THAT IS PERIMENTS TO STUDY SPACE. JET ENGINES THAT GIVE IT A TOP SPEED OF SCHEDULED TO SEND THREE ApOllO ASTRO­ ~--~,,··,gATS: THREE COMMUNICATIONS SATE~ 1,650 MilES AN HOUR CEiliNG OF THE NAUTS TO THE MOON BY 1970. liTES WERE ORBITED IN 1964 RElAy-2 FI I I IS APPROXIMATELY 60,000 FEET THE UNITED STATES ALSO CONTINUED ITS WAS LAUNCHED JAN. 21 AND SYNCOM-3 WAS UNOFFICIAllY, THE PLANE IS SAID TO BE LAGGING ATLAS-CENTAUR TEST PROGRAM. PLACED IN THE WORLD'S FIRST STATIONARY ABLE TO CROSS THE ATLANTIC WITHOUT RE­ THE HIGH-ENERGY ROCKET, DESIGNED TO ORBIT AUG. 19. BOTH CONTINUE TO ELEC­ FUELING SEND UNMANNED lUNAR-lANDING ROBOTS TO TRONICALLY RELAY COMMUNICATIONS. AN THE WING SPAN, WHEN FULLY EXTENDED, THE MOON, REACHED ORBIT ONCE IN TWO ECHO-2 BAllOON SATEllITE WAS OR$ITED IS 63 FEET AT SLOWER SPEEDS AND LOWER T R I E SIN 1964 • JAN. 25 AND REFLECTS RADIO WAVES FROM ALTITUDES. THE HIGHER AND FASTER THE THE AIR FORCE HAD SIMilAR RESULTS ONE STATION TO A~OTHER PLANE GOES, THE MORE THE WINGS PUll­ WITH ITS NEW TITAN-3A MILITARY SPACE --EXPLORERS: FIVE OF S I X SATEll I TES BACK FOR LESS AIR RESISTANCE. AT TOP BOOSTER. IT MISSED ORBIT ON ITS FIRST lAUNCHED WERE SUCCESSFULLY OR$ITED IN SPEEDS, THE WINGS MEASURE ONLY 31 FEET lAUNCH BUT SCORED A BIG SUCCESS ON A CONTINUING PROGRAM TO EXPLORE SPACE. ACROSS, GIVING THE PLANE THE lOOK OF DEC. 10. --APOLLO: THE FIRST DUMMY ApOllO AN ARROW HEAD. DELTA HAS TROUBLE MOONSHIP WAS ORBITED SEPT 18 ATOP A THE INITIAL GOVERNMENT ORDER CAllS ANOTHER SPACE ROCKET, THE USUAllY- SATURN-I ROCKET. ApOllO EMERGENCY ES­ FOR 23 PLANES, AT $50 MilliON APIECE. RELIABLE DELTA, RAN INTO TROUBLES IN CAPE SYSTEMS WERE TWICE TESTED IN LOW THE AIR FORCE WIll GET 18 AND THE 1964 A DELTA THIRD STAGE ACCIDENTAllY ALTITUDE lAU~CHES AT WHITE SANDS, N.M. NAVY 5 IGNITED DURING AN INDOOR TEST IN APRil --ASSET: FOUR AIR FORCE SPACE GLIDERS AND FATAllY BURNED THREE MEN. THEN, A WERE lAUNCHED TO STUDY RE-ENTRY EFFEC~ TURKS ROSTER NEW THIRD STATE MODEL FAILED TO PERF~ ON WINGED SPACECRAFT THE FIRST ONE SAIGON, DEC. 21 (UPI)--HERE IS A LI~ AS PLANNED ON A SATELLITE SHOT IN OCT. FAilED BECAUSE OF ROCKET TROUBLES BUT OF THE SO-CAllED IlYOUNG TURK II GENERALS THERE WERE ALSO OTHER PROBLEMS AT THE lAST THREE WERE SUCCESSFUL. WHO PROVED FOR THE SECOND TIME IN THE SPA CEPORT. --F I RE: A CONt-SHAPED SPACECRAFT WAS THREE MONTHS SUNDA Y, THAT THEY ARE REAL HURRICANES THREE TIMES THREATENED SUCCESSFUllY RAMMED INTO EARTH'S AT- WIELDERS OF POWER IN SOUTH VIET NAM THE CENTER, AND TWICE ROCKETS WERE RE- MOSPHERE APRIL 14 AT SPEEDS UP TO 25,- BRIG GEN. NGUYEN CHANH THI, 40,COM- MOVED FROM THEIR lAUNCH PADS TO THE 000 MilES PER HOUR TO STUDY THE EFFE~ MANDER OF THE FIRST ARMY CORPS (TWO OF SAFETY OF HANGERS. LIGHTNING DAMAGED OF RE-ENTRY HEAT THAT RETURNING MOON- THE ARMY'S NINE DIVISIONS)WHO EMERGED A TITAN-2 GEMINI BOOSTER IN AUGUST AND SHIPS WIll FACE. S THE TURKS' SENIOR SPOKESMAN AT SUN- HEAVY RA I N I N NOVEMBER DELAYED THE --VELA HOTEL: Tw I N A I R FORCE NUCLEAR DAY'S NEWS CONFERENCE. LAUNCH OF A TITAN-3· DETECTION SATELLITES WERE INSTAllED IN- BRIG. GEN. NGUYEN VAN THIEU, 38, COM- LABOR TROUBLES FOUR TIMES TIED UP TO DIFFICULT ORBITS ON JULY 17 TO ~TCH ANDER OF THE FOURTH ARMY CORPS (THREE MilliONS OF DOllARS WORTH OF CONSTRUC- FOR CLANDESTINE NUCLEAR TESTS IN SPACE. DIVISIONS) WHO HELPED THI DOMINATE THE TION AT THE $750 MilLION MOON PORT NOW TOMORROW' AMERICA'S YEAR IN SPACE EWS :ONFERENCE BEING BUilT. 19.... AIR VICE MARSHAL (BRIG GEN.) NGUYEN HERE'S THE WAY U.S, SPACE PROGRAMS U.S. FREIGHTER SINKS 0 Ky, 3 4 , WHO COMMANDS THE VIETNAMESE FARED IN 1964 IR FORCE -GEMINI :THE FIRST UNMANNED lAUNCH NEW YORK, DEC. 21 (UPI)--FoRTY CREW- BRIG. GEN CAO VAN VIEN, WHO IS OLDEST OF A DUMMY TWO-SEATER GEMINI SPACESHIP MEN ABOARD A 455-FOOT AMERICAN FREIGH- F THE TURKS AT 42 AND WHO COMMANDS THE APRIL 8 WAS A SUCCESS. THE SECOND AND TER ABANDONED SHIP YESTERDAY 780 MilES HIRD CORPS (TWO DIVISIONS). lAST PLANNED UNMANNED SHOT FLOPPED DEC. EAST SOUTHEAST OF BERMUDA WHEN THE BRIG. GEN NGUYEN Huu CO, 35, COMMAN- 9 WHEN THE TITAN-2 BOOSTER FIZZLED ON VESSEL'S lOAD OF GRAIN SUDDENLY SHIFT- !oER OF THE SECOND CORPS (TWO DIVISIONS) THE lAUNCH PAD. THE FLIGHT WAS RESET ED AND THE BIG SHIP FOUNDERED. THE I REAR ADMIRAL CHUNG TAN CANG, 38, COM- FOR EAR~Y JANUARY. COAST GUARD REPORTED THAT THEY WERE . ~ANDER OF THE NAVY.

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COlLEGE~ASKETBALL WINTER SURF TOURNEY ROUN"DUP SECTION OPENS AT MAKAHA BEACH DEC. 21 (UPI )-­ 5 I NEW~YORK, 5 o MAKAHA, OAHU, HAWAI I, DEC. IBEATING KENTUCKY AT HOME IS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-121, (UPI)--A 12-FOOT "WINTER ,PRETTY UNUSUAL BUT KNOCKING OFF THE SURF" POUNDED MAKAHA BEACH THIS MORN­ IWILDCATS IN THEIR OWN TOURNAMENT IS THE OBSERVER ING AND THE 12TH ANNUAL INrERNATIONAL ICONSIDERED DOWNRIGHT UNSOCIABLE--SUH. BY PAT LANIAS SURfiNG TOURNAMENT GOT UNDER WAY--A ILLINOIS, DISPLAYING SOME OF ITS It' DAY BEHIND SCHEDULE. I OWN NOTHERN HOSPITALITY DETHRONED THE EBEYE ALL-STARS BOW TO KWAJ ALL- STARS RAIN AND STRONG WINDS POSTPONED THE IWILDCATS, 91-86, IN THE KENTUCKY INVI- THE KWAJALEIN ISLAND LITTLE LEAGUE SCHEDULED START YESTERDAY. TATIONAL AND BECAME THE FIRST BIG TEN ALL-STARS DEFEATED THE EBEYE ISLAND AL WITH TODAY'S HEAVY SURF, TOURNAMENT TEAM TO WIN THE TOURNAMENT. STARS 11-10 ON SATURDAY NIGHT BEHIND OFFICIALS SCHEDULED THE MEN'S SENIOR DAYTON, BEHIND 6-1 I HENRY FINKEL'S THE COMBINED CLUTCH PITCHING OF GIANTS DIVISION PRELIMINARIES AND CHOPPED A 29pOINT SCORING DISPLAY, BEAT WEST JOHN SWAJKOSKI, CARDINALS ROD NORTON, fiELD OF 184 DOWN TO 48 IN EIGHT HEATS. VIRGINIA, 71-67, TO TAKE THIRD PLACE DODGERS H.G. K£ELING AND YANKEES MIKE ONLY TWO AUSTRALIANS--Ross JORGENSEN IN THE KENTUCKY INVITATIONAL. MEANS AND BRANDT SCHMERSAHL. THE KWAJ Of NORTH NARARABEEN AND BOB BOOT OF No. I RANKED WICHITA UP-ENDED CO­ ALL-STARS STOUT PITCHING STAFf LIMITED MONA VALE--SURVIVED THE PRELIMINARIES. MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE CHAMP DRA THE VISITORS TO ONLY 8 HITS. THERE AMONG THE FOREIGN ENTRIES WHO FAILED 71-60, AS ALL-AMERICA DAVE STALLWORTH WAS ONLY ONE INNING WHERE TKE KWAJ ALL­ TO SURVIVE THE TOUGH COMPETITION IN THE SCORED 25 POINTS. STARS WERE FORCED TO SEND THREE PITCH­ BIG SURF WERE SOUTH AFRICAN CYRIL FRED­ FOURTH-RANKED MINNESOTA EASED TO A ERS IN ON AN EBEYE ALL-STAR SIXTH INN­ ERIC, NEW ZEALANDERS ACE MOWTELL AND 88-69 DECISION OVER UTAH STATE BEHIND ING THREAT. THE VISITORS MADE A SIX­ JOHN PAINE AND AUSTRALIANS DR. BOB Sp THE SHARPSHOOTING OF LOUIS HUDSON, RUN SURGE AfTER TRAILING 11-4. KWAJ CE, NORMAN STAMM, JAIME FARFOR, GEOFF WHO SCORED 33 POINTS. ALL-STARS HOWEVER, WITHSTOOD THE RALLY BULL, MAX GALVIN. UNBEATEN INDIANA WORE DOWN DETROIT WITH YANKEES MIKE MEANS BRINGING THEM OWEN P,LON OF NORTH NARRA8EEN WAS IN THE SECOND HALF AND WON A 108-89 OUT OF THE CLUTCH. THE V,CTORY WAS DISQUALIFIED WHEN HE FAILED TO SHOW UP SEE-SAW BATTLE AS ALL FIVE HOOSIER NOT ACCOMPLISHED UNTIL THE BOTTOM Of IN TIME FOR HIS SCHEDULED HEAT. A LOCAL STARTERS REGISTERED DOUBLE FIGURES. THE SIXTH WHEN MEANS, THE FIFTH PITCHER, SURFER WAS GIVING PILON A RIDE TO THE VANDERBILT WON ITS SECOND VANDER­ HAD TO PUT OUT THE FIRE AND PRESERVE MEET fROM SUNSET BEACH, ABOUT 60 MILES BILT INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT BY DE­ THE TRIUMPH. AWAY, WHEN THEY HAD A FLAT TIRE. fEATING OKLAHOMA STATE, 60-58. THE EBEYE ALL-STARS CAPITALIZED fiVE THE AUSSIES APPEARED TO BE GAUGING FLORIDA STATE WHIPPED BAYLOR, 82-64 WALKS YIELDED BY H.G. KEELING AND SCH­ THEIR WAVES MORE CAREFULLY THAN THE FOR THIRD PLACE IN THE TOURNAMENT BE­ MERSAHL WHILE BEING NICKED FOR A TRI­ HAWAI I AND WEST COAST SURFERS, SITTING HIND JERRY SHIRLEY'S 22 POINTS. PLE BY JEBAN ATLON, A DOUBLE BY SIMEON IT OUT ON THEIR BOARDS TO WAIT FOR FifTH-RANKED UCLA SHATTERED BOSTON ALLEN AND A SINGLE BY JANAR JALLE WHICH THE "GOOD ONES." COLLEGE'S fAST BREAK WITH ITS PATTENED LEO TO A 6-RUN JOLT. WITH ONLY ONE THE MAKAHA JUDGING SYSTEM GIVES CREDIV ZO~£·PRESS TO WALLOP BOB COUSY'S OUT AND THE POTENTIAL TYING RUN OF FOR ONLY THE THREE BEST RIDES, WHICH I CHARGES, 115-93, AND GAIN fiRST-PLACE THIRD AND THE WINNING RUN ON SECOND MAY HAVE PLACED THE AUSSIES AT A 015- HONORS IN THE MILWAUKEE CLASSIC. BASE, COACH KEN FARRELL OF THE FIRST ADVANTAGE, ALTHOUGH THEY WERE THOROUGHLY ST. JOHN'S DEFEATED NOTRE DAME, 76- PLACE GIANTS WALKED OUT FROM THE DUG­ BRIEfED BEfOREHAND. 72, BUT HAD TO WITHSTAND TWO SECOND OUT AND SUMMONED MEANS. THE KWAJ ALL­ (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) HALF COMEBACKS BY THE IRISH. STARS NEEDED TWO MORE OUT AND MEANS COOL AND INDOMITABLE STRUCKOUT KABUA KOMAZAWA FIVE PARSEGH I AN "COACH OF THE YEAR" AND TEN INDUCED ATLON TO FL Y OUT TO TAKES TWO STRA I GHT DES MOINES, IOWA, DEC. 21 (UPI )--ARA LEFTFIELD TO END THE THREAT AND THE HONOLULU, DEC. 219UPI )--THE KOMAZAWA PARSEGHIAN OF ALMOST-NATIONAL-CHAMP- GAME. UNIVERSITY BASEBALL TEAM OF JAPAN WON ION NOTRE DAME TODAY WAS NAMED COACH STARTER SWAJKOSKI WAS TAGGED FOR ITS SECOND STRAIGHT GAME OF A HAWAII OF THl YEAR BY THE FOOTBALL WRITERS THREE RUNS IN THE OPENING FRAME AND TH GOODWILL TOUR SUNDAY BY BEATING THE ASSOCIATION Of AMERICA. SETTLED DOWN AND RETIRED THE NEXT THREE HONOLULU AJA ALL-STARS FOUR TO ONE AT PARSEGHIAN, IN HIS FIRST YEAR GUID- BATTERS IN THE NEXT FRAME. LOWA BAIKI HONOLULU STADIUM. ING THE fiGHTING IRISH AT SOUTH BEND, TRIPLED WHILE KORAB ANRUB AND ALLEN TAKEYASU KIKUCHI WENT THE ROUTE FOR WAS ONE OF 17 COACHES CONSIDERED FOR SINGLED TO PUT THE VISTORS IN FRONT 3- THE VISITORS AND WAS CLOUTED FOR 12 HI~ THE HONOR, ACCORDING TO AN ANNOUNCE- O. THE KWAJ ALL-STARS SCORED FOUR BUT PITCHED SHUTOUT BALL UNTIL THE MENT BY BERT MCGRANE, DES MOINES, THE RUNS IN THE BOTTOM HALF OF THEIR SECOND NINTH WHEN RAY ITAGAKI SINGLED TO SCORE ASSOCIATION'S SECRETARY-TREASURER. WITH THEIR ALERT BASE RUNNING AND BASE JOHN NAKAMURA. OTHER TOP CONTENDERS WERE FRANK COACHING OF R. BOWE AND J. SWAJKOSKI. BROYLES OF ARKANSAS, BUMP ELLIOTT Of A PAIR Of RUNS WERE SCORED FROM THIRD SCHOLLANDER IINS MICHIGAN, BEAR BRYANT OF ALABAMA AND BASE SENT BY COACH BOWE WHILE FIRST "CHRISTMAS ClF" BOB DEVANEY OF NEBRASKA. BASE COACH SWAJKOSKI TOOK ADVANTAGE MARSEILLES, fRANCE, DEC. 21 (UPI ) __ NOTRE DAME WAS UNDEFEATED AND RANKED OF NUMEROUS LAPES AND SENT HIS RUNNERS DON SCHOLLANDER OF LAKE OSWEGO, OREGON THE TOP TEAM IN THE NATION HEADING TO EXTRA BASES. STARTER SWAJKOSKI WAS WINNER OF FOUR OLYMPIC fREESTYLE SWIM- INTO ITS FINAL GAME, BUT LOST THE TOP CREDITED WITH THE VICTORY ON THE MOUND MING MEDALS AT TOKYO, CONTINUED HIS RATING WHEN IT LOST TO SOUTHERN CALIF- LEAVING THE GAME WITH A 4-3 LEAD. No- WINNING WAYS WHEN HE WON THE ANNUAL ORNIA IN THE SEASON FINALE. RTON RELIEVED HIM AND BLANKED THE VISI- "CHRISTMAS CUP" 140 METER RACE HERE IN TORS FOR TWO MORE INNINGS. THE KWAJ ONE MINUTE, 37.2 SECONDS. AFL ROUNDUP ALL-STARS IN THE MEANTIME EXTENDED SECOND WAS OLYMPIC TEAM-MATE GARY THEIR LEAD IN THE THIRD BY JUMPING ON ILLMAN OF SAN JOSE, CALifORNIA, WHO NEW YORK, DEC. 21 (UPI )--JACK KEMP LOSER GlEN TAMA FOR FIVE RUNS WITH LE CLOCKED 1 :41 8. fRANCE'S WORLD 100 AVENGED BUFFALO'S PLAYOFF LOSS TO Bos- OFF TRIPLE BY NORTON, A DOUBLE BY LIN- METER RECORD HOLDER ALAIN GOTTVALLES WAS TON LAST SEASON BY SCORING TWO TOUCH- DEN CRAIG AND SINGLES BY SCHMERSAHL, T~'RD IN 1.43.3. DOWNS AND PASSING FOR A THIRD SUNDAY CURT STIMPSON AND H.G. KEELING. THE ------THAT GAVE THE BILLS' A 24-14 VICTORY, RESOUNDING BATS OF SCHMERSAHL AND CRAIG BARNES RESIGNS THE PATS AND THE AMERICAN fOOTBALL BOUNCED BACK AGAIN IN THE NEXT FRAME Los ANGELES, DEC. 21 (UPJ )--UCLA fOOT- I LEAGUE'S EASTERN DIVISION CHAMPIONSHI~ AND THIS TIME BLASTED RELIEVER JANAR BILL COACH BILL BARNES ANNOUNCED HIS KEMP, SELECTED ONLY 24 HOURS EARLIER JALLE FOR A PAIR OF DO~~LES CAME ON ESIGNATION AS HEAD COACH "BECAUSE THEY II AS THE BILLS STARTING QUARTERBACK IN BACK-TO-BACK AFTER JIM RHEA GOT ON ARE NOT GOING TO RENEW MY CONTRACT." • THIS SHOWDOWN BATTLE, TALLIED ON A WITH AN ERROR. Two RUNS SCORED AND COA- BARNES, WHO TOOK OVER AS HEAD COACH PAIR Of ONE-YARD RUNS AND TOSSED A 56 STED THE KWAJ ALL-STARS TO AN 11-3 LEAD IN THE MIDDLE OF THE 1958 SEASON AFTER I YARD SCORING STRIKE TO ELBERT DUBENION GQING INTO THE FIFTH, WHERE THE VISIT- EIGHT YEARS AS ASSISTANT COACH UNDER : BEFORE A RECORD CROWD OF 38,021 AT ORS PICKED UP ONE RUN BEFORE THEIR BIG THE LATE HENRY (REO) SANDERS, SAID HE

I BOSTON'S FENWAY PARK. THREAT IN THE NEXT INNING. KNEW "SOME PEOPLE WERE NOT HAPPY WITH I THE TRIUMPH MOVED THE BILLS INTO CRAIG, THE KWAJ ALL-STARS' THIRD ACE OUR WON-LOSS RECORD (4-6) THIS YEAR." THE 1964 Afl TITLE GAME AGAINST THE PITCHER WAS NOT USED ON THE MOUND BUT SAN DIEGO CHARGERS IN BUFFALO NEXT LED THE OFFENSIVE ATTACK ALONG WITH MINOR LEAGUERS STAGE 12-9 BATTLE SATURDAY. "TOTO II SCHMERSAHL, KEN fARRELL, JR., IN MINOR LITTLE LEAGUE ACTION YESTER- SAN DIEGO WAS BEATEN BY OAKLAND 21- AND TIMMY KEELING PLAYED AN IMPORTANT DAY AFTERNOON MIKE BUTLER, CHUCK PETER- 20 IN ITS fiNAL PREP FOR THE TITLE PART BEHIND THE PLATE FOR THE KWAJ ALL- SON, GENE COHAN, PHILLIP ARROYO, RICKY GAME. TOM FLORES, SUBB I NG FOR QUARTER- STARS. R I EGLER, CHARLES CAL YBERN, BRAD BLACK- BACK COTTO~ DAVIDSON, THREW THREE JALLIE WAS THE BIG SWATTER FOR THE WELL, MARK MENDEL, MIKE SHELLHORSE, TOUCHDOWNS PASSES. EBEYE ALL-STARS, RAPPING A PAIR OF DOU- CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) KANSAS CITY DEFEATED NEW YORK 24-7, BLES AGAINST THE FENCE. RANOID ILAI AND~~--~------~-C~H-E-D-U-L-E------~~ HOUSTON ROUTED DENVER 34-15. SIMEON ALLEN ALSO HAD TWO HITS EACH. P (CONT I NUED fROM) (CONTINUED fR0ti ROSTER PAGE fOUR "TURKS" DEFY U.S. THREAT SURF PAGE fiVE) SAIGON, DEC. 21 (UPI)--THE UNITED I BRIG. GEN. LE NGUYEN KHANG, VIET NAM~ DESPITE HIS fAILURE TO QU~lfY, STATES THREATENED TODAY TO "REVIEW YOUNGEST GENERAL AT 33, WHO COMMANDS SPENCE TERMED COMPET I TI ON "GOO'D I trJN" THE 8,000 STRONG MARINE CORPS. ITS AID PROGRAM" TO SOUTH VIET NAM UN­ AND SAID "THE JUDGING SYSTEM IS MO­ ASPIRANT GEN DOAN VAN QUANG, WHO LESS A GROUP Of INSURGENT YOUNG GENE­ DELLED fOR THE TYPE Of SURf THEY HAV~ COMMANDS THE ARMY'S COMMANDO--SYYLE RALS RELEASED AT LEAST 22 POLITICAL ,,"I TIINK IT'S JUST A HARD SURf, " SPECIAL FORCES. fiGURES ARRESTED IN THIS COUNTRtS lHlRD SPENCE SAID AND SPECULATED ON WHAT ASPIRANT GENERAL PHAM DONG LAN, COM~ MILITARY COUP IN JUST OVER A YEAR. SUCCESS HE MIGHT HAVE HAD If HE HAD MANDER Of THE CORPS Of ENGINEERS. THE REBDL "YOUNG TURKS"--EIGHT GEN­ TRIED POSITIONING HIMSELf DiffERENTLY THE ONLY MILITARY COMMANDERS WITH A ERALS AND AN ADMIRAL--DEfIED THE U.S fOR THE "BREAK." SIGNflCANT NUMBER Of THEIR OWN TROOPS WARNING AND REfUSED TO BACK DOWN ON DESPITE YESTERDAY'S HEAVY RAINS WHO DID NOT ATTEND THE YOUNG TURK NEWS THEIR DRAMATIC ACT ION EARLY TODAY THAT THAT CAUSED A LATE CANCELLATION Of CONfERENCE WERE PARACHUTE BRIGADE COM­ TOPPLED SOUTH VIET NAM'S CIVILIAN-CON­ THE START Of THE TOURNAMENT, SEVERAL MANDER COL. Du Quoc DONG AND THE COM­ TROLLED HIGH NATIONAL COUNCIL THOUSAND SPECTATORS LINED THE BEACH MANDER Of THE CAPITAL MILITARY DISTRICT THE NINE HIGH OffiCERS INVOLVED CON- THIS MORNING TO WATCH THE PRELIMINA­ ASPIRANT GENERAL PHAM VAN DONG, WHO AL­ TROL ALMOST ALL VI ETNAMESE COMBAT UN ITS. R I ES • SO DOUBLES AS SAIGON MILITARY GOVERNOR THEIR PARTIAL COUP AMOUNTED TO A VIR- THEY GOT A fIRST CLASS SHOW. THE DURING THE PRESENT PERIOD Of MARTIAL TUAL MILITARY SEIZURE OF POWER IN THIS HUGE SETS ROLLING IN fROM THE NORTH LAW. WAR-TORN :OUNTRY. PACifiC PILED WATER 12-AND-MORE fEET THE COUP WAS PARTIAL BECAUSE IT DID HIGH IN SERIES Of UP TO A HALf DOZEN (CONTINUED fROM NOT OUST PREM I ER TRA N VAN HUONG OR CLOSELY SPACED WAVES. VIET NAM PAGE ONE) CHIEf Of STATE PHAN KHAC SUU, BUT IT "I'VE HEARD THAT RUMOR," THE SPOKES­ THE WAVES WERE BREAKING A GOOD HALf DID TOPPLE THE 15-MEMBER NATIONAL COUN­ MILE OUT AND LOSS Of A BOARD MEANT MAN SAID "IT IS NOT TRUE." CIL WHICH HAS BEEN CAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE A LONG SW'I M. SURfERS WHO LOST THE I R IN WASHINGTON, THE STATE DEPARTMENT RECENTLY BETWEEN HUONG I S GOVERNMENT AND BOARDS EARLY IN THE HEAT HAD LITTLE SAID IT REGARDED WITH "SERIOUSNESS"THt AND THE BUDDHISTS WHO HAVE BEEN WAGING CHANCE Of GETTING IN EVEN THREE RIDES, DISSOLUTION Of THE PROVISIONAL LEGISLA­ A VIOLENT ANTI-GOVERNMENT CAMPAIGN. AND A fEW HAD THEIR BOARDS BROKEN BY TURE, BUT THE DEPARTMENT REfRAINED fROM ANY IMMEDIATE CRITICISM Of YESTERDAY'S NEW BOEING ACQUISITION THE HUGE WAVES.IN THE fifTH HEAT, SEV­ ACTION. ERAL SURfERS HAD TROUBLE EVEN GETTING SEATTLE DEC. 21 (UPI)--THE BOEING BEYOND THE "SHORE BREAK" CLOSE TO THE A SPOKESMAN SAID AMBASSADOR TAYLOR'S COMPANY AND THE BOELKOW-ENTWICKLUNGEN MEETINGS WITH VIETNAMESE OffiCIALS WERE BEACH WHERE THE BIG WAVES BREAK fOR KG Of GERMANY HAVE SIGNED AN AGREEMENT A SECOND TIME. ______DESIGNED TO SEEK "A CLEAR UNDERSTANDING UNDER WHICH BOEING WILL ACQUIRE A MIN- Of WHAT THESE EVENTS SIGNifY." ORITY EQUITY INTEREST IN THE ASSETS RUSSIA CASTS VETO 103 STATE DEPARTMENT PRESS OffiCER ROBERT AND BUSINESS Of THE GERMAN fiRM, IT UNITED NATIONS, DEC. 21 (UPI)--THE MCCLOSKEY TOLD NEWSMEN THAT THE DEPAR~ WAS ANNOUNCED TODAY. SOVIET UNION TODAY CAST ITS 103RD MENT WAS fOLLOWING CLOSELY THE DEVELOP­ WITH THE CONCLUSION Of THE AGREEMENT SECURITY COUNCIL VETO TO DEfEAT AN MENTS IN VIET NAM. THE GERMAN COMPANY'S STATUS WILL BE ANGLO-AMERICAN RESOLUTION ON THE SY- ASKED WHAT THE U.S. ATTITUDE WAS TO­ CHANGED fROM A LIMITED PARTNERSHIP TO RIAN-lsRAELI BORDER CLASH Of LAST MONTH. WARD THE LATEST VIETNAMESE INTERNAL UP­ A LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY AND ITS MOROCCO AND CZHCHOSLOVAKIS JOINED HEAVAL, MCCLOSKEY REPLIED: ttT HE SITUA- NAME WILL CHANGE TO BOELKOW G.M.B.H. IN OPPOSING THE RESOLUTION. EIGHT NA- TION IS REGARDED WITH SERIOUSNESS. " THE NEW COMPANY rs SCHEDULED TO COME TIONS fAVORED IT. "I HAVE NOTHING fURTHER TO SAY AT rNTO BEING ON JANUARY I, 1965. THE RESOLUTION 010 NOT PLACE BLAME THIS TIME," HE ADDED. THE PRESENT BOELKOW COMPANY WAS ON EITHER SIDE. THE NINE "YOUNG TURKS tt TOOK OVER fOU~DED IN 1956 BY THE PRESENT PARTNER ITS MAIN POINTS URGED THAT BOTH SI~ POWER BY DISSOLVING THE HIGH NATIONAL AS A RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENTAL ENGINE- COOPERATE WITH THE U.N. ARMISTICE COM­ COUNCIL WHICH WAS ACTING AS A LEGISLA­ EqlNG fiRM. THE COMPANY HAS ONE WHOLLY MISSION, PERMIT THE BORDER TO BE SUR­ TIVE BODY UNTIL A PARLIAMENT COULD BE OWNED SUBSIDIARY, BOELKOW ApPARATEBAU- VEYED IN THE AREA Of THE CLASH, AND ELECTED. THEY ARRESTED THE 22 MEMBERS GoM.B.H., A PRODUCTION BRANCH-AND HAS ATTEND fUTURE MEETINGS Of THE COMMIS- BUT RETAINED CHIEF Of STATE PHAN KHAC A ONE-THIRD INTEREST IN WAGGON-UND MA- SION, WHICH ISRAEL HAS B~EN BOYCOTTING. SUU AND PREMIER HUONG. ------SCHINENBAU-SIEBEL, A WELL KNOWN MANU- MOROCCO, WITH SOVIET AND CZECH SUP CONGO OFFENSI VE fACTURER Of A I RCRAfT AND MISS I LE ASSEM- TR I ED TO GET THE RESOLUT I ON AMENDED TO LEOPOLDVILLE, DEC. 21 (UPI)--CONGO- BLIES AS WELL AS RAILWAY PASSENGER CARS INCLUDE SHARPER LANGUAGE AGAINST ISRA LESE GOVERNMENT B26 BOMBERS AND T28 AND MACHINE TOOLS. ITS AMENDMENTS CHARGED ISRAEL WITH VIO- fiGHTERS PILOTED BY CUBAN EXILES ARE OBSERVER (CONTINUED fROM LATING THE DEMARCATION LINE AND WITH STRAfiNG REBEL POSITIONS AROUND THE PAGE fiVE) "THETO AERIAL SUBSEQUENT ACTION." UNJUSTifiED RESORT ••• BELEAGUERED TOWN Of PAUL IS, INfORMED JIM SAMMONS AND JOHN FAIR TEAMED UP ~~~ ______SOURCES SAID TODAY. TO DEfEAT THE OTHER MINOR LEAGUE TEAM WASHINGTON, (UPI)--THE STATE DE- THE AIR ATTACKS ARE DESIGNED TO RE- 12-9 COMPRISE Of LEO CYR, DAVID AGEE, PARTMENT ANNOUNCED TODAY AGREEMENT LIEVE THE PRESSURE Of REBELS ATTACKING RAY BARRETT, KEN EVANS, TOM ANDERSON, HAS BEEN REACHED BETWEEN THE ~ORLD RE- THE GOVERNMENT STRONGHOLD IN THE NORTH- LYNN COLLYAR, JOE BRUNNER, WAYNE COX, HABILITATION FUND INC. AND THE GOVERN- EAST. CLiffORD SCHNEIDER, CURTIS MILLER, MAU- MENT Of HONG KONG TO CONSTRUCT AND RELIABLE SOURCES SAID ONE B26 PILOT RICE LEVESQUE, MARK TIETZ AND JACK BAR- MAINTAIN TWO PHYSICIAL REHABILITAT"ION SPOTTED A CONVOY Of 20 REBEL TRUCKS THOLOMEW. CENTERS IN HONG KONG. BETWEEN ABA, NEAR THE SUDAN fRONTIER, JOHN FAIR BLASTED AN INSIDE THE PARK SCHOOL TENNIS THIRD ROUND MATCHES AND FARADJE. THE BOMBER ATTACKED THE GRANDSLAM HOMER IN THE OPENING fRAME SCOTT SCHAEfER VS DWIGHT Ross CONVOY AND DESTROYED 15 TRUCKS. fOR THE WINNERS AfTER LOSING PITCHER JIM NELSON VS TOM COHAN CONGOLESE ARMY HEADQUARTERS IN LEO- AGEE WALKED fiVE IN SUCCESSION BACK- POLDVILLE ANNOUNCED TONIGHT THAT GOV- TO-BACK TRIPLES BY T I~~TZ AND COLLYAR SCHOOL TENNIS TOURNAMENT ERNMENT TROOPS HAD RECAPTURED THE KIVU AND A DOUBLE BY MILLER ENABLED THE THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL TENNIS TOUR- PROVINCE TOWN Of SHABUNDA, 156 MILES LOSERS WHILE ANDERSON TRIPLED IN THE NAMENT HAS JUST COMPLETED ITS SECOND WEST Of BUKAVU, fROM THE REBELS. fifTH TO CARR Y TOW RUN S ACROSS • ROUND Of COMPETITION AND THE RESULTS THE WINNERS CAPITALIZED TWO RUNS IN ARE AS fOLLOWS: LIN PIAO SENDS GREETING THE SECOND AND THREE MORE IN THE THIRD FEATURE MATCH WAS BETWEEN TWO JUNIO~: ON AT LEAST A HALf A DOZEN WALKS. DWIGHT Ross AND DAVID MCCLURE. Ross TOKYO, DEC. 21 (UPI)--MARSHAL LIN PETERSON WAS THE WINNING PITCHER. TOOK THE fiRST SET 6-4 AND THEN WAS PIAO, RED CHINA'S VICE PREMIER AND DE­ SPECIAL THANKS TO DIRECTOR CARMEN Gus- PRESSED TO 1-5 BEfORE WINNING THE SEC- fENSE MINfSTER SAID TODAY THE DAY IS TAMACHIP AND COACHES JOHN HATTABAUGH, OND SET. JIM NELSON ROLLED PAST DENNIS NOT fAR Off WHEN " U.S. IMPERIALISTS " DARYL MILLER, REUBEN RIEGER, CHUCK CARLIN BY SCORES Of 6-0, 6-3; AND TOM WILL BE DRIVEN OUT Of SOUTH VIET NAM TIETZ, JACK BARTHOLOMEW AND PHILIP AR- COHAN TOOK MIKE HASLER IN STRA~GHT AND VIET NAM WILL BE REUNifIED, THE ROYO fOR THEIR HARD WORK IN TRAINING SETS 6-4, 6-4. SCOTT SCHAffER ADVANCED COMMUNIST NEW CHINA NEWS AGENCY REPORT- THESE YOUNGSTERS WHO ARE THE fUTURE MA- ~O~N~A~B~~~~~~U~P~P~~~~~K:E~T~. __~ __--1 ED. JOR LEAGUERS IN THE LITTLE LEAGUE IN CONTINUED fROM COLUMN TWO LIN MADE THE STATEMENT IN A MESSAGE Of GREETINGS HE SENT TO HIS COMMUNIST THE NEAR fUTURE. ------THE THREE LOSING TEAMS. FOR THE METS, NORTH VIET NAM COUNTERPART SENIOR GEN. "KILLERS WIN ROI NAMUR MOUNTAIN~' JOEL KATSISIRO, KUSAIAN WAS CHOSEN, Vo NGUYEN GIAP ON THE OCCASION Of THE TROPHIES WERE AWARDED TO WINNING TEAM fOR THE PETUNIAS TONY GENOVESE, RCA; 20TH ANNIVERSARY Of THE fOUNDING Of THE MEMBERS WARREN KIMBALL, EARL QUINT, fOR THE CHIMPOS, STAN SADIMITSU, COMMUNIST VIETNAMESE PEOPLE'S ARMY. JIM GIBNEY, BRUCE COLLINS, DAVE SALIS- GLOBAL. A TROPHY WAS AWARDED TO KEN HE SPOKE Of "THE Ht.ROIC VIETNAMESE BURY, LEE CRAMER, GLEN GRABER, JOHN MORIBE, RCA, WHO WAS LEADING BATTER PEOPLE'S ARMY" UNDER THE LEAOERSHIP Of FORD, JIM SPENCER, PETE BERTHOLD, AND fOR THE SERIES AND ANOTHER TO JONAS THE "VIET NAM WORKERS PARTY" AND PRESI­ JOE GRAUL. TROPHIES WERE ALSO AWARDED BILLY, MARSHALLESE, fOR HIS fiNE DIS- DENT Ho CHI MINH HADrTRAVELLED A GLOR­ TO THE MCB T VALUABLE PLA YER ON EACH Of PLAY Of GOOD SPORTSMANSH I P IOUS MILITANT PATH, HE SAID. (CONTINUED IN ADJACENT COLUMN) PAGE 7 HOURGLASS MONDAY 21 DECEMBER 1964 AIR F.ORCE ATTACKED NEW ISRAELI CABINET WAR COUNCIL IS OFF ON HOME FRONT AGAIN JERUSALEM, DEC. 21 (UPI )-- PRESIDENT TO SETTLE GOVERNMENT DAYTON, DEC. 21 (UPI }--WRIGKT PAT­ ZOLMAN S. SHAZAR FORMAllY ASKED fOR­ SAIGON, DEC. 21 (UPI )--THE UoS. EM­ TERSON AFB OffiCIALS TODAY INVESTIGA­ MER PREMIER LEVI ESHKOL TO FORM A NEW BASSY HERE SUSPENDED ITS "URGENt" TALKS TED REPORTS THAT A SNIPER MAY BE fiR­ GOVERNMENT TONIGHT AND ESHKOl ANNOUN­ ABPIT PUSHING FORWARD THE ANTI-COMMU­ ING AGAIN AT MiliTARY AIRPLANES. CED HE WOULD ESTABLISH A CABINET WITH­ NIST WAR EFFORT WHilE IT TRIED TODAY THE CLARK COUNTY SHERiff'S OffiCE IN 24 HOURS. TO DEVISE A fORMULA TO REPAIR SOUTH AT SPRINGfiELD REPORTED A MAN CALLED ESHKOL SAID HIS NEW GOVERNMENT WOULD VIETNAM'S SPLINTERED GOVERNMENT. lAST NIGHT TO TEll DEPUTIES HE HEARD BE WITHIN THE SAME COALITION fRAME­ BUT NO U.S. EMBASSY OFFICIAL WENT TO SHOOTING AS TWO AIRCRAfT PASSED OVER WORK AS THE LAST ONE WHICH RESIGNED SEE THE GROUP OF YOUNG GENERALS WHO HIS HOUSE. DEPUTIES INDICATED THE LAST MONDAY. HE SAID THE CABINET WOU­ TOOK OVER EFFECTIVE POWER IN SAIGON FBI WOULD BE CALLED INTO THE CASE. LD LIKELY HAVE IDENTICAL MEMBERSHIP. BY DISSOLVING THE "HIGH NATIONAL COUN­ THREE AIRPLANES fROM THE BASE WERE AFTER SPENDING AN HOUR WITH SHAZAR, CIL" LEGISLATIVE BODY AND ARRESTING REPORTED NEARING THE LANDING STRIP ESHKOL SAID HIS NEW CABINET'S FIRST 22 POL I TI ClANS. AT THE TIME THE SHOTS WERE REPORTED. SESSION WOULD PROBABLY DEAL WITH fOR­ ACCORDING TO AUTHORITATIVE SOURCES THE PLANES, A C54, CI23 AND A T39, MER PREMIER DAVID BEN GURION'S DE­ HERE THIS WAS BECAUSE THE UNITED STAT~ WERE NOT HITo MAND fOR A NEW INQUIRY INTO THE 10- WAS PRETENDING THAT POWER STILL RESTS FIELD OffiCIALS REfUSED TO DISCUSS YEAR-OLD LAVON SECURITY AfFAIR. IN THE HANDS OF THE NOMINAL ARMED THE REPORTS AND THE FBI WAS NOT AVAil­ THE LAVON AFfAIR TOOK ITS NAME fROM FORCES COMMANDER, LT. GEN. NGUYEN ABLE fOR COMMENT. FORMER DEFENSE MINISTER PINHAS LAVON, KHANH AND DID NOT WANT TO INDICATE EARLIER THIS MONTH GILBERT HAGERMAN, WHO RESIGNED IN 1955, BUT WAS LATER OTHERWISE. 68, Of NEARBY NEW CARLISLE, WAS ARRES­ CLEARED Of RESPONSIBILITY fOR WHAT BUT THESE SOURCES ADDED THAT U.S. TED BY FBI AGENTS ON CHARGES THAT HE WAS DESCRIBED AS A "SECURITY MISHAP." OFfiCIALS WERE MAKING IT KNOWN THAT fIRED RifLE SHOTS INTO THREE STRATE­ THE EMBASSY WOULD ACCEPT A COMPROMISE GIC AIR COMMAND JETS AS THEY CAME IN BUDGET CONFERENCE FORMULA INVOLVING TRANSFER OF THE 22 fOR LANDINGS AT THE BASE AIRSTRIP NEAR JOHNSON CITY, DEC. 21 (UPI )-- PRES­ DETAINED POLITICIANS FROM MiliTARY TO HIS HOME. IDENT JOHNSON, HEADING TOWARD fiNAL CIVILIAN CUSTODY AND A "REORGANIZATION' HAGERMAN WAS fREED UNDER $1,000 BUDGET-CUTTING DECISIONS, TALKED WITH OF THE COUNCil, MEANING A CHANGE OF BOND PENDING A JAN. 8 HEARING. THREE CABINET MEMBERS TODAY ABOUT MO­ MEMBERSH I P. ; NEY fOR PROGRAMS RANGING FROM DESALT­ FREIGHTER'S HULK FOUND ING OF WATER TO CAMOUflAGING AUTO THINGS'RE BOOMING IN CHICAGO ADAK, ALASKA, DEC. 21 (UPI )-- THE JUNKYARDS. CHICAGO, DEC. 21 (UPI )--SONIC BOOMS HULK Of THE SS SAN PATRICK, A 521- AN ENVISIONED 2oo-MllE-AN-HOUR RAil­ TRIGGERED BY ONE Of THE AIR FORCE'S TON FREIGHTER WHICH RADIOED A DISTRESS ROAD FROM BOSTON TO WASHINGTON, RE­ FASTEST BOMBERS IN SIMULATED NUCLEAR SIGNAL lAST THURSDAY, WAS SPOTTED YES­ DUCTION Of UNEMPLOYMENT, INCREASES IN AIR ATTACKS WILL RUNBLE OVER THE CHI­ TERDAY ON THE fORBIDDING COAST OF ELECTRIC POWER POTENTIAL, AND NEW OUT­ CAGO AREA fOR THREE MENTHS BEGINNING ULAK ISLAND IN THE ALEUTIANS AND A DOOR RECREATION FACILITIES WERE AMONG JAN. 4. SEARCH WAS UNDERWAY TODAY FOR POSSI­ OTHER FAR-RANGING TOPICS DISCUSSED AT THE STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND SAID TO­ BLE SURV I VORS. THE LBJ RANCH. DAY THIS METROPOLITAN COMPLEX WAS THE THE COAST GUARD SAID THE SHIP CAR­ JOHNSON HELD BUDGET TALKS UNTIL MID­ BIGGEST DENSELY POPULATED TARGET EVER RIED AN ESTIMATED CREW OF 30 AND FOUR AfTERNOON WITH INTERIOR SECRETARY STE~ USED BY SAC FOR SUCH A lONG-RANGE PRO­ LIFEBOATS, O~E MOTORPOWERED. CURREN~ ART UDALL, LABOR SECRETARY WillARD GRAM. AND WIND WOULD HAVE DRIFTED ANY LIFE­ WIRTZ, RETIRING COMMERCE SECRETARY "THE EXERCISE IS INTENDED TO MAKE BOATS NORTH AND WEST TOWARD SEMI SO­ LUTHER H. HODGES AND COMMERCE SECRE­ SURE THESE BOMBER CREWS COULD STRIKE POCHNOI, ONE OF THE RAT ISLANDS NOT TARY-DESIGNATE JOHN T. CONNOR. ENEMY TARGETS--RAllROAD CONCENTRATIONS, fAR fROM KISKA • TOMORROW, HE WilL COME TO FINAL DE­ INDUSTRIAL COMPLEXES, PORT fACiliTIES THE SAN PATRICK WAS CONVERTED FROM CISIONS ON NEXT YEAR'S DEFENSE BUDGET --POSITIVELY AND CERTAINLY, REGARDLESS A TANKER TO A BULK CARGO CARRIER AND WITH SECRETARY ROBERT S. McNAMARA AND Of WEATHER CONDITIONS," A SAC SPOKES­ WAS CARRYING A LOAD OF WHEAT AND MEMBERS Of THE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAfF. MAN SAID. CATTLE FEED fROM ESQUIMAULT, B.C. TO HE ALSO WILL MEET TREASURY SECRETARY THE BOOMS WILL RESULT fROM HIGH SPEED YOKOHAMA. SHE lEFT ESQUIMAULT DEC. C. DOUGLAS DILLON, NAJEEB E. HAlABY, fLIGHTS Of THE DART-SHAPED 1,300 MILE­ 10 AND FIRST WORD OF HER DISTRESS WAS DIRECTOR OF THE FEDERAL AERONAUTICS AN-HOUR B58 HUSTLER BOMBERS TO TEST ADMINISTRATION, AND JAMES T. WEBB, fOR PIN-POINT ACCURACY ON SIMULATED RECEIVED, AT 10:43 PM ON DEC. 17. ADMINISTRATOR Of THE NATIONAL AERONAU­ TARGETS WHICH Will BE ALTERNATED fROM IKE ON WoW. I I TICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION. DAY TO DAY. WASHINGTON, DEC. 21 (UPI )-- FORMER SAC LT. COL. WILLIAM H. HilL TOLD A PRESIDENT DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER BE­ WELENSKY RETIRING - AGAIN NEWS CONfERENCE THAT CHICAGO AND AN liEVES THAT THE "UNCONDITIONAL SURREN- RHODESIA, DEC. 21 (UPI )--SIR Roy AREA AS fAR NORTH AS WAUKEGAN AND DER" POLICY ADOPTED TOWARD GERMANY IN WELENSKY'S DECISION TO RETIRE ONCE AG­ SOUTH TO ONARAGA, Ill. WAS CHOSEN BE­ WORLD WAR II WAS A MISTAKE. THE fOR- AIN FROM ACTIVE POLITICS CAUSED liTTLE CAUSE IT "RESEMBLES A TARGET SIMilAR MER AlliED COMMANDER FEELS THAT IT STIR TODAY AMONG THIS SELF-GOVERNING TO ONE IN POTENTIAL ENEMY TERRITORY." PROLONGED THE EUROPEAN CONfliCT. BRITISH COLONY'S 220,000 WHITE CITIZE~ "I AM NOT PREPARED TO TEll YOU WHAT EISENHOWER IN AN INTERVIEW WITH THOSE WHO MOST STRONGLY SUPPORT THAT TARGET WOULD BE," HILL SAID. EDWARD T. FOlllARD WHICH APPEARED YES- PRIME MINISTER IAN SMITH'S POLICY Of A SQUADRON OF SAC BOMBERS, BASED TERDAY IN THE WASHINGTON POST SAID MAINTAINING "WHITE SUPREMACY" OVER THE AT BUNKER Hill AFB, INDIANA, Will PAR­ OF THE POLICY: "HITLER USED SOMETHING COUNTRY'S 3.6 MilliON AFRICANS WEL­ TICIPATE IN THE PROFICIENCY EXERCISE. fROM THE MOUTH OF OUR OWN LEADER AND COMED THE STEP. GROUND NIKE INSTALLATIONS WILL TRACK PERSUADED THE GERMANS TO fiGHT lONGER THE VETERAN RHODESIAN STATESMAN AN- TARGET SCORES BY RADAR. THAN THEY MIGHT HAVE. I HAVE ALWAYS NOUNCED LAST NIGHT HIS RETIREMENT fROM HILL SAID THE SEVERAL DAilY RUNS, TO BELIEVED THAT THE WAR SHOULD HAVE END- LEADERSHIP OF THE OPPOSITION RHODESIA BE ANNOUNCED TO THE NEWS MEDIA EACH EO 60 OR 90 DAYS BEFORE IT DID." PARTY fOR HEALTH REASONS. THE REAC- DAY, WilL BE PLOTTED AS STRAIGHT AS THE FIVE-STAR GENERAL SAID HE HAD TION TO THE ANNOUNCEMENT WAS MAINLY POSSIBLE. UNNECESSARY TURNS, HILL NEVER PROTESTED THE SURRENDER POLICY POLITICAL INDiffERENCE TINGED WITH SAID, WOULD CAUSE EXTRA SONIC BOOMS. PUBLICLY BUT THAT HE HAD COMPLAINED CONCERN fOR HIS HEALTH fOLLOWING MAJOR PRIVATELY AS SUPREME COMMANDER IN THE ABDOMINAL SURGERY IN LONDON RECENTLY. SURGEON UN-INVITED EUROPEAN THEATER. MOST WHITES ALREADY REGARD SIR ROY NEW YORK, DEC. 21 (UPI )--A NOTED HE TOLD FOLLIARD THAT THE LATE GEN. AS A fORCE SPENT POLITICALLY, AND THE EAR SURGEON WHOSE INVITATION TO VISIT GEORGE C. MARSHALL, CHIEf Of STAff, RHODESIA PARTY COMMANDS LITTLE RESPECT REO CHINA WAS ABRUPTLY WITHDRAWN BY HAD INTIMATED STRONGLY THAT THE UN­ fROM THE WHITE ELECTORATE. THE CHINESE, HAS DECIDED AGAINST A CONDITIONAL SURRENDER APPROACH WAS A SIMILAR TRIP TO EUROPE TO DEMONSTRATE MISTAKE BUT HAD BACKED THEN-PRESIDENT BRUSSELS, DEC. 21 (UPI )--CONGO PRE­ AN OPERATION HE HAS PERFECTED, IT WAS FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT AS COMMANDER­ MIER MOISE TSHOMBE LEfT HERE FOR LEO­ REVEALED TODAY. IN-CHIEF. POlDVlllE lAST NIGHT WITH A PROMISE TO DR. SAMUEL ROSEN, OF KATONAH, N.Y., IN THE INTERVIEW, WHICH TOOK PLACE CONTINUE HIS FIGHT UNTil THE CONGO I~ AND HIS WIFE HAD PLANNED TO lEAVE NEW WHilE EISENHOWER WAS EN ROUTE FROM CLEARED OF COMMUNIST-BACKED REBELS. YORK THURSDAY FOR PARIS AND Moscow BE­ GETTYSBURG TO PALM" DESERT, THE FORMER '~HERE IS NO QUESTION OF TALKS WITH FORE GOING ON TO PEKING. HE WAS TO PRESIDENT COMMENTED. "OF COURSE WHAT THE REBELS," TSHOMBE TOLD NEWSMEN AS HAVE DEMONSTRATED IN All THREE CITIES LED PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT TO USE THE HE BOARDED A SABENA AI RCRAfT. "WE ARE HIS OPERATION TO RESTORE HEARING. BUT WORDS 'UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER' WAS PREPARED TO COOPERATE WITH THEM BUT THE COMMUNIST CHINESE MEDICAL ASS'N GENERAL GRANT'S DEMAND ON FT. DONELSON ONLY If THEY LAY DOWN THEIR ARMS." SENT HIM A TELEGRAM YESTERDAY CHARGING (,N THE C,VIL WAR). " THE US GOVERNMENT WITH OBSTRUCTION. PAGE 8 HOURGLASS MONDAY 21 DEcEMBE~'1~4 NOTICES CLUB NOTICES CUB SCOUT PACK MEETING WILL BE HELD HELP WANTED AT CORAL SANDS BEACH AT 7:30 PM DEC. SHOWT IME 7 & 9 22. TRANSPORTATION WILL LEAVE THE VOKWE YUK NO MINOR VICES* B&W GLOBAL ASSOCIATES HAS THE FOLLOWING COMMISSARY PARKING LOT AT 7: 15 PM. DANA ANDREWS, LOUIS JOURDAN OPENINGS: COMDEY DRAMA CLERK-TYPIST FULL-TIME BARGAIN BAZAAR WILL BE CLOSED THIS SECRETARY FULL-TIME WEDNESDAY, DEC. 23. IT WILL REOPEN SHOWTIME 7:30 CLERK-CASHIER FOR COMMISSARY ON WEDNESDAY DEC.30 AND BE OPEN FROM RICHARDSON SHORT CUT TO HELL * PART-TIME 9:30 AM TO 1 PM FOR PICKUP, PLEASE ROBERT IVERS, WILLIAM BISHOP B&W BAG-BOY FOR COMMISSARY PART-TIME CALL REGINA CHUTKO, 2340 OR MARGE DRAMA ApPLY AT GLOBAL ASSOCIATES' INDUS­ MOORE 2264 TRIAL RELATIONS OFFICE IN THE TERMIN­ SHOWTIME 7:30-12:15 AL ANNEX BUILDING. SCOUT TROOP 314--THERE WILL BE A MEET­ OCEAN VIEW RACING FEVER C ING OF TROOP 314 (OLD TROOP 135 AND BARBARA BIGGART, JOE MORRISON FULL AND PART-TIME FOOD AND BAR 140) IN THE OLD TROOP SCOUT HOUSE TO­ ADVENTURE DRAMA A. POOR Y&C NO WAITERS WANTED AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. NIGHT AT 7 PM CALL 419. SHOWTIME 8 YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S GAME DAY IS HELD ROI NAMUR STOWAWAY GIRL* B&W FULL-TIME MALE OR FEMALE CASHIER EVERY TUESDAY AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB ELSA MARTINELLI, TREVOR HOWARD WANTED FOR THE SNACK BAR. SEE JOHN BEGINNING AT 1:15 PM. MELODRAMA BENSON. BINGO AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB EVERY PARENTS MAGAZINE MOVIE RATINGS CLERK-STENO, FULL-TIME PERMANENT TUESDAY EVENING AT 8 PM EACH FILM IS RATED AS TO QUALITY AS POSITION AVAILABLE JAN. 4 1965. LIM­ WELL AS SUITABILITY FOR PERSONS OF ITED PAY-ROLL EXPERIENCE DESIRED. IN­ MIXED CLASSIC TRIO BOWLING LEAGUE WILL VARIOUS AGES. THE AGE SYMBOLS USED QUIRE KTS RANGE OPERATIONS BLDG. RESUME ON JANUARY 5, 1965. ARE: A ADULTS Y •• YOUNG PEOPLE 12-16 KENTRON HAWAI I, LTD. CALL 596/2135. C. CHILDREN CATHOLIC CHOIR PRACTICE WILL BE HELD OTHER SYMBOLS USED ARE * •• NO RATING RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA HAS AN TONIGHT IN THE CHAPEL AT 8 PM. C .COLOR B&W •• BLACK AND WHITE WS •• OPEN I NG FOR A ST£NO-TYP~ST I N THE TRA­ WIDE SCREEN. DEX ENGINEERING OFFICE, ROI NAMUR. CUB SCOUT COMMITTEE MEETING WILL BE CALL R.V. MOSER AT 9-8-362. HELD TONIGHT AT 7:30 IN THE FINE ARTS BLDG. OF THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. COLLEGE BOARD'S ENTRANCE

FOR SALE TESTS TO BE GIVEN I ANNOUNCEMENTS CA RR I ERA I R CON D I T ION E R, I t-TON, I N ALL ISLAND PERSONNEL INTERESTED IN GOOD CONDITION AUTOMATIC CLOTHES PARCEL DELIVERY SERVICE FOR THIS WEEK TAKING THE COLLEGE BOARD'S SCHOLASTIC DRYER, EXCELLENT CONDITION. ASSORTED THRU THURSDAY, CHRISTMAS EVE, DEC. 21 APTITUDE TEST AND NOT CURRENTLY ENROL­ CURTAINS, RODS AND FIXTURES CALL 2275 -24 WILL BE AVAILABLE EVERY EVENING LED IN THE GEORGE SEITZ HIGH SCHOOL FROM 6 TO 8. SHOULD CONTACT THE SCHOOL AS SOON AS BAR-B-Q GRILL IN GOOD CONDITION. $4. POSSIBLE SEE AT TR. 512 OR CALL WELCH 9-325. UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII ANNOUNCES THE REGISTPATION CARDS FOR THE COLLEGE ARRIVAL OF CATALOGS FOR THE SPRING BOARD'S SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST TO STROMBACHER ROAD RACE SET. GOOD QUARTER OF THE KWAJALEIN CENTER, U. OF BE ADMINISTERED AT THE GEORGE SEITZ CONDITION, FEW PARTS MISSING $8. SEE H. AND MAY BE OBTAINED AT THE FOLLOW­ SCHOOL ON MARCH 6, 1965 MUST BE RECEIV­ AT TRAILER 749 AFTER 6 PM OR CALL 2760. ING LOCATIONS: YOKWE YUK CLUB, LI­ ED IN BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA BY JANUARY BRARY, SNACK BAR OR CONTACT JcS. LON­ 16. REGISTRATION MATERIALS AND OTHER SLIDE PROJECTOR, MANON CABINAT WITH GO, 446 DAYS, 2228 NIGHTS. PERTINENT INFORMATION SHOULD BE OBTAIN­ EXTRA SLIDE TRAYS. FISCHER STEREO ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS WILL BE HELD ED AS SOON AS POSSIBLE FROM RUSSELL AMPLIFIER MODEL X202B, 80 WATTS, WAL­ DEC. 21 AND 28 FROM 6 TO 8 PM AT ROOM RILEY, THE GUIDANCE COUNSELOR AT GEORGE NUT CASE TR 540 OR CALL 2104 115 OF THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. A SElTZ SCHOOl... FEE OF $2.00 IS PAYABLE AT THE TIME RISING PORTABLE RADIO, 5-BAND, 12- OF EXAMINATION. HIGH KWAJALEIN TEMP. 86 TRANSISTOR, NEW, $38 Two LINEN BAN­ NEW YORK, DEC. 21 (UPI)--WINTER OFFIC­ QUET TABLE CLOTHS WITH NAPKINS, NEW SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN--ALL YOUIALLY ARRIVES TODAY BUT IT WON'T BE MUCH $40 AND $50 Two SAMSONITE CARD CHILDREN GATHER 'ROUND THE HAMILTON'S OF A SURPRISE TO MOST OF THE WESTERN TABLES, USED, $4 EACH. PHONE 2455. HOUSE, 205-B, TONIGHT THROUGH WEDNES- HALF OF THE U.S. DAY, DEC. 23. SANTA WILL BE IN FRONT, HEAVY SNOW CONTINUED TO FALL IN THE LOST STARTING AT 6:30 PM TO TALK AND SING NORTHERN ROCKIES AND THE NORTHWEST WITH TO ALL YOU CHILDREN. OH YES, SANTA MORE THAN A FOOT PILED UP IN SOME AREAS. CIRCLE PIN, It" IN DIAMETER, SET SAID ALL YOU GROWN-UPS ARE WELCOME SPOKANE HAD 16 INCHES OF SNOW ON THE WITH SMALL PEARLS AND ATTACHED TO A TOO. GROUND. RED RIBBON LOST AT YOKWE YUK CLUB GALE FORCE WINDS WHIPPED THICK SNOW SAT., DEC. 12. CALL 2200. BERLIN, DEC. 21 (UPI)--THE TRAVEL THROUGH THE HIGH PASSES OF THE SIERRAS OF WEST BERLINERS THROUGH THE WALL TO IN CALIFORNIA, WHERE SOME ROADS WERE BROWN & WHITE CALF SKIN ~ALLET, BOOK­ VISIT THEIR EAST BERLIN RELATIONS FELlCLOSED TO ALL TRAFFIC. MORE THAN TWO TYPE. LOST BETWEEN OCEAN VIEW AND POST OFF TODAY. I NCHES OF RA I N SOAKED SANTA BARBARA, OFFICE. CALL 589 AFTER 3 PM. KEEP ABOUT 150,000 PASSED THROUGH CHECK- CALIF., YESTERDAY AND MORE THAN AN INCH THE MONEY (IF YOU CAN'T BE HONEST) BUT POINTS GUARDED BY ARMED EASTERN PO- FELL AT Los ANGELES. PLEASE RETURN THE PAPERS LICE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ON THE AN OFF-SHORE DISTURBANCE SENT GALE FIRST TWO DAYS OF THE NEW 16-DAY PASS WARNINGS FLYING TODAY ALONG THE NORTHERN GIRL'S I.D. BRACELET. NAME DAWN ON ACTION. CALIFORNIA COAST. STRONG WINDS AND RAIN FRONT, 11-30-51 ON BACK. CALL 682. MOST OF THE ESTIMATED ONE MILLION TOPPLED LARGE TREES IN THE MANDEVILLE WEST BERLINERS WITH PASSES ISSUED BY CANYON AREA WEST OF Los ANGELES YESTER- FOUND THE EAST GERMANS WERE WAITING FOR DAY. CHRISTMAS EVE AND THE TWO-DAY CHRIST- THE WESTERN SNOWS MAROONED CATTLE ON BRACELET IN ROXY PLAYGROUND. CALL MAS HOLIDAY TO ENTER THE EAST. SAT- GRAZING LAND. A SPECIAL U.S. AIR FORCE 2359· URDAY, THE DAY AFTER CHRISTMAS, ALSO "OPERATION HAYLIFT" DUMPED 20,000 TONS IS A HOLIDAY IN GERMANY. OF HAY ON SNOWBOUND SOUTHEASTERN MONTANA WANTED By NOON TODAY ONLY ABOUT 20,000 BUT AT LEAST 25,000 HEAD OF CATTLE WERE WEST BERLINERS ENTERED EAST BERLIN REPORTED TO HAVE DIED FROM LACK OF FOOD HOME FOR TWO ADORABLE 6 WK OLD KIT­ THROUGH THE FIVE CROSSING POINTS IN AND ENDLESSLY DRIFTING SNOW. TENS. PERFECT FOR CHRISTMAS GIFT. THE WALL SET ASIDE FOR THEM. EARLY TODAY LIGHT SNOW STARTED TO SAND BOX TRAINED CALL 2253. FOR MOST FAMILIES SPLrT BY THE WALL DRIFT EASTWARD ACROSS THE NORTHERN PLAI~. IT WAS THE FIRST REUNIONS SINCE No- TEMPERATURES RANGED FROM 12 DEGREES BE- To GIVE AWAY THREE 5 WK. OLD BLACK VEMBER 13, WHEN ANOTHER PASS ACTION LOW ZERO AT GREAT FALLS, MONT., TO 70 AND WHITE KITTENS CALL 549. ENDED. AT MIAMI. THE WALL WILL CLOSE THIS TIME JAN- THE WEATHER BUREAU SAID WINTER WOULD UARY 3 UNTIL IT OPENS AGAIN FOR EAST- BRING A BIT WARMER TEMPERATURES TO THE A TRUE FRIEND IS THE BEST POSSESSION. ER VISITS. MIDWEST AND SOUTH BUT NOT MUCH CHANGE ELSEWHERE