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VOL. 7 NO. 3143 KWAJAlEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS SATURDAV, OCTOBER 29, 1966
TOKYO (UPI)~-RAIN CONTAINING 300 TIMES THt NDRMAL AMOUNT OF RADIO-ACTIVITY WAS RE VICIOUS NORTH VIETNAMESE DRIVE PORT!D TODAY TO HAVE 'ALLEN IN ".ORTHWESTERN REPELLED AT HIGH COST BY U.S. JAPAN IN THE WAKE OF COMMUNIST CHINA'S EX- SAIGON (UPI)~-VETERAN NORTH VIETNAMESE TROOPS TODAY CHARGED REPEATEDLY IN HUMAN WAVE AT- PLOSION or A NUCLEAR-TIPPED MISSILE. TACKS AGAINST "GREENHORN h AMERICAN INrANTRYMEN IN THE CENTRAL HIGHLANDS NEAR THE CAMBODIAN THE CHINESE BLAST CONTINUED TO SET OFF BORDER, BUT THE HARD-HIT Gis HELD THEIR GROUND AND KILLED 52 COMMUNISTS WHILE SUFFERING WAVES OF ANGRY REACTION IN ASIAN CAPITALS "MODERATE" LOSSES THEMSELVES. IN SEOUL, A SOUTH KOREA"I SPOKESMAN SAID THREE U.S. HELICOPTERS FLYING TO THE AID OF THE BESIEGED AMERICANS WERE SHOT DOWN BY THE CHINESE TEST "WAS AN ACT WHICH GOES COMMUNIST GROUND FIRE. ONE Of THE AIRCRArT CRASHED IN FLAMES, WITH "HE:AVY CASUALTIES" TO AGAINST THE PEACE EFFORT BEING STAGEQ. BY THE CREW THE ENt IRE FREE 'WORLD" A".O REVEALED "THE A U 5 SPOKESMAN SAID THE COMMUNISTS APPARE~TLY THREW A REINfORCED NORTH VIETNAMESE 6AT- AGGRESSIVE NATURE or THE CHINESE COMMUNISTS.' TALlON AGAINST INEXPERIENCED AMERICAN TROOPS FRO~ UNITS OF THE U 5. 4tH INFANTRY DIVISION PRESIDENT JOHNSON HAILED BY THAIS WHICH ARRIVED IN VIET NAM ONLY TWO ~ONTHS AGO AS ONE OF THE GREAT MEN OF OUR DAY THE AMERICANS, IN THEIR HEAVY COMBAT OEBU~ BANGKOK (UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON WOUND UP HIS THREE-OAY viSIT TO ONE or AME:RICAtS ABSORBED SOME Of THE WORST PUNISHMENT TROOPS STAUNCHEST ASIAN ALLIES TODAY BY ~OOSTING U.S. MILITARY AID TO THAILAND AND I$SUING A or THE CRACK NORTH VIETNA~£S( 610 DIVISION NEW APPEAL TO HANOI to TALK PEACE COULD DELIVER OURING THE ATTACKS WHICH MILI THOUSANDS Of THAIS A6A".00NEO THEIR TRAOITION~l R(S£RVE AND GAVE THE PRESIDENT THUND[R~ TARY OBSERVERS FEARED MIGHT BE THE PRELUDE: OUS AND SPONTANEOUS OVATIONS DURING HIS PUBLIC APPEARANCES. THEY BOBB[O JOYOUSLY AROU~O TO A MAJOR COMMUNIST OFrENSIVE HIS LIMOUSINE IN THE STREETS, U 5 SPOKESMEN SAID THE NORTH VIETNAMESE HE HOSTED A "TEXAS STYLE:" STATE DINNER AT THE GRAND PALACE tONIGHT FOR KING BHUMIBOL REGULARS SHRIEKING AND SHOUTING AS tHEY AND QUEEN SIRIKIT AND 132 OTHER GUESTS IN HIS LAST O~fICIAL ACT BEfORE FLYING ON TO KUALA CHARGED, STAGED AT LEAST FIVE MAJOR CHARGES LUMPUR, MAL.&YSIA, TOMORROW M'lRNING. AT THE U 5 INFANTRYMEN IN tHE LARGEST AT DE GAULLE MAK I NG PLA NS YEllO~ AND WHITE BUNTING OECORATEO THE TACKS OF THE KIND SINCE LAst JULY'S OPERATION TO CONTRa.. OVERF L I GH TS HAll. GRn"lJ RED, Wf{JT£ AND YElLOW' FLO .... ERS HASTINGS riGHTING IN THE AREA 240 MILES FORMED CENTER PIECES ON EACH Of THE 14 ROUND NORTH OF SAIGON PARIS (UPI)M~PRESIOENT CHARLES DE GAULL£ tABLES. A SPOKESMAN fOR THE 4TH INFANTRY DIVISION APPARENTLY PLANS TO CRACK DOWN ON AMERICAN IN KUALA LUMPUR, MEANTIME, OfrlCIALS SAID THE ATTACKING COMMUNISTS " CAME ~ROM ALL AND OTHER ALLIED rLIGHTS OVER FRANC£ AfTER tIGHtENED SECURITY IN THE FACE Of MORE ANTI SIDES AND GOT TO WITHIN 15 TO 25 YARDS OF NEXT SPRING, WESTERN DIPLOMATIC SOURCES AMERICAN DEMONSTRATIONS. TWO Of OUR COMPANIES' POSITIONS BJT COULDN'T SA I D TODAY. AeOUT 40 YOUTHS SCREAMING "JOHNSON, GO PENETRATE H By DOING SO HE COULD PLUNGE THE NORTH AT HOME" TORE ClOWN AMERICAN fLAGS PLACED BY
"OUR ARTILLERY REALLY HELPED US OUT J " THE ~ANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION INTO A MA~~R NEW TH[ GOVERNMENT ALONG JOHNSON'S MOTDRCADf SPOKESMAN AOOED "IT LAID A RING Of SHEL CRISIS, THE SOVRCES SAID ROUTE JUST 12 HOURS BEFORE HIS ARRIVAL AROUND OUR POSITIONS THE AlP FORCE HELPED, DIPLOMATS SAW A WARNING OF DE GAULLE'S MALAYSIAN AUTHOR1TIES OISCLOSED THEY HAO too " LATESt NATO PLANS AT ONE POINt IN HIS FRI~ ARRESTED 75 MEMBERS Of THE PEKING-ORIENTED (CONtiNUED ON PAGE SIX) DAY NEWS COWFERENCE. IN IT HE 5T.&TED THAT LABOR PARTY AND ROUNDED UP AN UNDISCLOSED IN FIVE MONTHS' TIME -- THAT IS, AfTER HIS NUMBER Of POTENTIAL TROUBLEMAKERS APRIL I DEADLINE fOR WITHDRAWAL Of ALL A~~ (CONTINUED ON PAGE: SIX) U.N. DEBATE BLDCKED , LIED tROOPS AND BASES rROMFRENCH SOIL - ON I~RAELI COMPLAINT ~O ALLIED rORCES OR ?LAN[S WILL BE ABLE TO UNITED NATIONS (UPI)--A SOVIET-ARAB COA~ REMAIN ON OR flY OvER fRENCH TERRITORY 'NDONESIA MIGHT ENTER LITION OVERWHELMED WESTERN OPPOSITION LAST WITHOUT FRENCH AUTHORIZATiON. SEARCH FOR ASI AN PEACE NIGHT AND BLOCKED SeCURITY COUNCIL ACTION nTROOPS, WAR MATERIAL~ SHIPS AND PLAN£S JAKARTA {UPI)--OFfICIAL U.S. GOVERNMENT ON THE EXPLOSIVE BORDER DISPUTE BETWLEN THAT WISH TO PASS THROUGH HERE," DE GAULLE SDURC[S S""o TOO~Y INDONESIA MAV APPROACH ISRAEL ANO SYRIA. DECLARED, "WILL 00 50 WitH AUTHORIZATION THC HANOI GOVERNMENT WITH VIET NAN PEACt THE is-NATION COUNCIL AD~OURNED WITHOUT THAT WE SHALL GIYE THEM IN EACH INDIVIDUAL OVERTURES GROWI~G OUT OF THE MANILA CONFER ACtING ON THE ISRAELI COMPLAINT OF SYRIAN CASE AND fOR THE LIMITED TIME tHEY WilL BE [NCE. AGGRESS'ON ON THE BORDER AfT[R DAYLONG IN FRANCE OR IN OUR SKIES AND THEY .... ILl DE· ANY APPRQACH WOULD aE MAO£ THROUGH A SEC WRANGLING OVER WHETHER IT POSSESSED surrl FER TO ORDE:RS OF THE fRENCH COMMANO." OND PARty SINCE INODNESI" IS AN~IOUS TO ClfNT INrOhMATION TO PROCEfD WITH THE DE UNTIL LAST SPRING U.S. ANO OTHER NATO. PROiECT ITS NEW IMAGE of NON-ALIGNMENT, THE BATr MEMBERS WE:RE ALLOWED TO fLY OVER FRENCH TER SOURCES 5AID.
MEET1NGS ON THt ISRAELI COMPLAINt WERE RITORY AND LAND ON FRENCH AIRfiELDS UNDER 50 fAR t NO APPROACH HAS SEEN ~AOE, T~[ TO RESUMf BY MONOAY AT THE LATEST, AND pos BLANKET NATO PERMISSION. SOURCES SAID. SIBLY OVER THE WEEKEND ON MAY, 1966 DE GAULLE PUT THESE RIGHTS THEY SAID INDONESIA WAS MOVING CAUTIOUSLY ISRAEL, PRESSING FOR U.S. ACTION IN THE ON A MONTH-TO-MONTH BASIS BY NOTlfY1NG BECAUSE IT DID NOT WANT TO APPEAR TO BE A DISPUTE t COMPLAINED YESTERDAY ABOUT A NEW fRANCE'S NATO PARTNERS THAT HENCEFORtH THE SUPPDRT£R OR AN DPPONE".T O~ 'OREIGN PARTICI ALLEGED ARAB COMMANDO ATTACK AND DEMANDED PERMITS WOULD BE ISSUEO ONLY lACH MONTH PATION II THE VIET NAM WAR, BUT T~[Y SAID PROMPT ACTION "TO PREVENT A WORSENING Of INDONESI~ DOES WANT TO HELP. AN ALHEADY TENSE SITUATION.~ THE ISRAELIS PIKE IS CONFIDENT THE DISCLOSURE fOLLOWED THE VISITING HlRE SAID EIGHT ARAB S"BOT"GE INCIDENTS HAVE OF U.S. ROVING AMBASSADOR W. AVERELL HARRI OCCURRED SINCE THE COUNCIL BEGAN STUDYING HE'lL BE CLEARED MAN WHO CONfERRED HERE WITH ARMY STRONGMAN THE AGGRESSION CHARGES TWO WEEKS ACO. NEW YORK (UPI)--lpISCOPAL BISHOP JAMES GEN. SUHARTO, ACTING FOREIGN MINISTER B.M. BULGARIA AND JORDAN DEMANDED SECRETARY A. PIKE EXPRESSED THE BELIEf TDOAY THAT HE DIAH AND SULTAN HAMENGKU BUWONO, MINISTER GEN[RAL THANT SUPPLY A rULL REPORt ON THE WilL ar CLEARED O' HERESY CHARGES. HE SAID Of ECONOMY AND FINANCE. MIDDLE [AST DEMILitARIZED lONE. HE DEMANDED'" CHURCH TRIAL BECAUSE IT WAS THEY HAVE TAKEN INDONESIA fROM A STRONG "THE ONLY THING THAT AN HONORABLE MAN OR ANTI-AME:RICAN AND PRO-COMMUNIST POSITION TO ANNUAL DST CONfUSION A BI SHOP COULD 00." ONE or OFr'CIAL NON-ALIGNMENt (UPI)--TuR".,NG BACK THE CLOCK SWITCHED "I CERTAI".L'f THINK I WILL Bt VINDICATEO J " THE SAM( AM[RICA~ SOURCES SAID THERE WAS FROM A N05T~LGIC PASTIME TO A NECESSITY PIKE SAID. "I HAVE CONfiDENCE IN THE ANC AS YET NO INDICATION HANO' IS WilLING TO SUNDAY, STATtSIDE TIME, IN 19 STATES. llCAN TRADITION Of OpeN TRUTH AND REltYANC~" TALK PEACE. _ THE OfFICIAL END OF DAYLIGHt SAVING TIME PIKE TALKEO TO NEWSMEN SHORTLY BEfORE ~AS 2 AM 5UNDAY,But MANY AMERICANS TURNEO BOARDING A PLANE rOR CLEVELAND WHERE HE CONGO PEACE PREDICTED BACK THEIR ClOCKS AN HOUR TO STANDARD TIME WILL ATTEND CEREMONICS "ARKING THE '50TH WASHINGTON {UPI)--FORMER CONGOLESE PREMIER BEfORE THE OEAOLINE. ANNIVERSARY Of TRINITY EPISCOPAL CATHEDRAL CYRILLE ADOUlA PREDICTED TODAY HIS ASSIGN· IN MANY SECtiONS or THE COUNTRY THE ENO TONIGHT ANO tOMORROW. MENT AS AMBASSADOR TO WASHINGTON WOULD BRING or DAYLIGHT SAVING TIM£ WEANT AN END TO PIKE 5410 HE DEMANDED THE TRIAL B[CAUSE A BAlA".CE TO RELATIONS BETWEEN THE UNITED THE TIME CONFUSION WHICH BrGAN LAST APRIL Of HIS DISSATISFACTION OVER THE ACTION TAK STATES ANO THE CONGO. 24, BUT IN INDIANA, IT MARKED THE BEGI"INING EN BY SOME or THE EPISCOPAL BISHOPS AT A IN HIS FIRST W~SHINGTON INTERVIEW, ADOUlA OF CONFUSION. FOURTEEN INDIANA COUNTIES MEE:TING IN WHEELING, W. VA., LAST WEEK. TOLD UPI HIS PRESENCE: IN WASHINGTON WOULD C~ED TO CENTRAL STANDARD TIME AN HOUR HE SAID HE ~AS GIVEN TEN MINUTES TO PRE BRING AN "EOUILIBRIUM" TO U.S.-CONGOLESE AHEAD SENT HIS CASE AFTER THE RT. REV HENRY B. RELATIO"'S, ~HICH HERETOfORE HAVE BEEN CON THERE WAS ALSO THE MATTER OF RAILROAD LOUTTIT, BISHOP OF SOUTHERN FLORIDA, HAD OUCTED PRIMARILY THROUGH THE U.S. [MBASSY SCHEDULES IN MANY AREAS. MOST RAILROAD ANNOUNCED HE WAS FORMALIZING PLANS TO FILE IN THE CONGO. TIMETAaL~S REMAIN ON STANDARD TIME THROUGH THE HERESY CHARGES AGAI".ST PIKE WHILE THE CONGO HAS M"'INTAINED AN EMB"ssr OUT THE VfAR. AFTER ALL, tHE RAILROADS IN "I PUSHED THC JUDICIAL BUTTON," PIKE SAID. IN WASHINGTON, IT HAS NEVER HAD A rULLTIME VENTEOsTANDARD TIME. MoST RAILROAD COMMUTER "I PUT MY MITRE ON THC LINE, ANO I HAVE U.S. AMBASSADOR. AOOULA WILL OffiCIALLY RUNS APE V~ DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME ASKEO THE CHURCH EITH£R TO EXONERATE ME OR TAKE OVER AS AMBASSADOR ~MEN HE PRESENTS HIS 4LL THE NATIONtS AIRLINES OBSERVE DAY UNrROCK ME." CReDENTIALS TO PRESIDENT JOHNSON. liGHT SAVING TIME AND TICKET CLERKS PRE PIKE IS STILL A BISHOP or THE CHURCH AND THE UNITED STATES HAD EARLIER INDICATED PARED FOR TRAVELLERS WHO rAIL TO SET THEIR IS ALSO A STAFf MEMBER or THE CENTER fOR OISPLEASURE WITH THE CONGO'S JOSEPH MoBUTU. CLOCKS B~ AN HOUR. DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS IN SA"'TA BARBARA. • P~GE 2 HOURGLASS TURD~Y OCTOBER 2 1966 Off - YEAR ELECTIONS F1R~T AID I~ ~OUGHT FOR PUBLIC SECTOR~ CRUCIAL FOR REPUBLICANS BY MAGGIE BELLOWS BY R... YHOND L.... IR NEW YOR~ (UPI)--FIRST-AtO TECHNIQUES W"'SHINGTON (UPI}--ArTER TWo YE"'RS Of P"'INrUL REBUILDING, THE REPU6LICANS HEAD INTO THE AREN'T GOING TO CURE THIS COUNTRY'S SICK FINAL WEEK OF THE 1966 ELECTION C... MP.IGN WITH REL~Tl~ELY MODEST GOALS \, THEY ACHIEVE CITIES, BUT BALTIMORE ARCHITECT ARCHIBALD C THESE GOALS, THEY COULD SLOW OR STALL PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S GREAT SOCIETY RDGERS, HEAD or THE fiRM WHICH PLANNED THE THE GOP IS AIMING rOR A MINIMUM Of 35 NEW HOUSE SEATS IN THE Nov 8 ELECTIONS, PLUS CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT RENEWALS or CIN fiVE OR SIX NEW GOVERNORS AND A HANDfUL Of NEW SENATORS CINNATI, HARTfORD, CONN, ALBANY, NY, THESE ARE THE MODEST GOALS FOR A PARTY WHICH SUf,ERED A NATIONAL OISASTER TRYING TO AND THE BALTIMORE CHARL[S CENTER AND PUBLIC ELECT ~RRY M GOLDWATER TO THE PRESIOENCY IN t964 IT CAME OUT Of THAT ELECTION WITH SQUARES PROJECTS, ADVOCATES ONE "fiRST-AID" ONLY 17 Of 50 GOVERNORSHIPS, 32 0, 100 SENATE SEATS AND 140 Of 435 HOUSE SEATS TACTIC ATTACK EACH CIT~ts "PUBLIC SKEL(TCN" A REPUBLICAN PICKUP Or 35 HOUSE SEATS A THE "PUBLIC SKEL,r;TON" AS ROGERS CALLS IT WEEK fROM TUESDAY COULD ME ... N SERIOUS TROUBLE PEARS MUCH STRONGER BECAUSE FRANKLIN D IS THE PART Of TME CITY THAT IS PUBLICLY fOR THE GREAT SOCIETY, A STRENGTHENED GOP ROOSEVELT JR., THE LIBERAL PARTY NOMINEE, OWNED -- THE STREETS, SIDEWALKS, PARKS, MINORITY, WORKING WITH CONSERVATivE DEMO~ THREATENS HEAVV cAMAGE TO DEMOCRATIC PROS SCHOOLS AND OTHER PUBLIC BUilDINGS IT MAKES CRATS, WOULD GIVE THE OPPOSITION VOTING PECTS THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE IS FRANK D UP fROM 30 TO 50 PERCENT OF A TYPICAL CITY POWER ALMOST EQUAL TO THE ADMINISTRATION O'CONNOR, PRESIDENT OF THE NEW YORK CITY "IN THE SLUMS, THE PUBLIC SKELTON IS BLOC IN THE HOUSE COUNCil THERE IS ALSO A CONSERVATIVE PARTY OfTEN DIRTY, CLUTTERED, A JUMBLE or POLES THE R~puaLICANS HAVE SPENT TWO YEARS TRY- CANDIDATE, PAUL ADAMS, TO fURTHER CONFUSE ~ND WIRES, A GOULASH Of CONCRETE ASPHALT AND ING TO HONE EFFECTIVE N~W POLITICAL WEAPONS THE NEW YORK PICTURE SHATTERED GLASS," ROGERS SAYS "THIS PARK AGAINST THE JOHNSON ADMINISTRATION BUT ARE OUTSIDE CALifORNIA, GOP HOPES OF REPLAC Of-THE-POOR DEPRESSES THE I NHAB I TANTS. STILL SHORT ON CONFIDENCE THAT THEY HAVE ING DEMOCRATIC GOVERNORS ARE HIGHEST IN SHAKES THE CONFIOENCE Or THE PRIVATE PRO PERFECTED WINNING ISSUES ARllONA, ARKANSAS, GEORGIA, MARVLANO, MINNE PERTY OWNER BAD CITY HOUSEKEEPING ACTUALLY ACTUALLY, EvENTS HAVE DONE MORE THAN THE SOTA, NEBRASKA, NEVADA AND VERMONT HASTENS THE DrCAY POLITICAL PARTIES TO SHAPE THE ISSUES - THE REPUBLICANS HAVE NO HOPE Of SUBSTAN ROGERS SUGGESTS A NE~ APPROACH, SIMILAR PUBLIC UNREST OVER THE WAR IN VIET NAM, DIS TIAL GAINS IN THE SU • • DOCKING NOVEMBER 26, 1966 PROCUREMENT FAIR~ ARE SUCCE~S REDSTONE ARSENAL -- THE PROCUREMENT FAIR THE GOOD SHIP YOKWE YUK PLAN rOR THE ARMV AND ITs CONTRACTORS TO ----- GET TOGETHER CONTINUES TO BE A SUCCESS AT THE U.S. ARMV MISSILE COMMAND THE SECOND FAIR MELD LAST WEEK AT REDSTONE ARSENAL DREW MORE THAN 100 REPRESENTATIVES fROM 96 FIRMS IN 16 SUTES THE FAIRS ARE SPONSORED BY TH( MISSILE COMMAND'S PROCUREME~T ANO PRODUCTION DIREC TORATE; H~AOED BY COL E.J. McGINNIS AND ARE HELD ON THE fiRST AND THIRD WEDNESDAY or EACH MONTH. THE MISSILE COMMAND SPENDS APPROXIMATELY $100 MILLION ~NNUALLY FOR PROCUREMENT Of MISSILE SYSTEMS, COMPONENTS AND SUPPORT SER VICES ITEMS SOLICITED "T THE FAIRS fALL IN TO VARIOUS CATEGORIES Of MISSILE-PECULIAR FATHER JOHN T. McCARTHY PA~TS ANO INCLUDE CABLE ASSEMBLIES, MACHINED ITEMS AND ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS BACHELORS I PRIE~T OF EBEYE THE YOKWE'Y~ WOMEN'S CLUB INVITES ITS TO BE HONORED AT RECEPTION INOUSTRIALISTS WHO REGISTER AT THE FAIR MEM8ERS AND ALL MEMBERS Of TH( YO~WE YUK ARE PROVIDED LISTS or THE ARMY'S CURRENT CLue TO DINE, DANCE AND ENJOY A FINE FLOOR AN ALOHA VACATION RECEPTION IS BEING HELD NEEDS fOR MISSILE REPAIR PARTS AND MAY EX SHOW, ABOARD THE S Y Y. IN HONOR Of FATHER JOHN T MCCARTHY, WELL G AMINE PROCUREMENT PACKAGES TO SCLECT THOSE MARK TH 15 IMPORTANT DATE ON YOUR CALE"'DAR KNOWN JESUIT PRIEST ON (BEYE, AT THE TARO ON WHICH THEY WISH TO SUBMIT BIDS DR PROPOS Nov TICKETS ARE EACH RESERVE ROOM Of THE YOKWE YUK CLUB ON TUESDAY EVEN 26 $5 ALS MORE THAN 175 PROCUREMENT REQUIREMENTS YOURS NOW BY CALLING PAT CATALDO AT 2373 ING, Nov I, fROM 7 3D TO 10 30 ALL ISLANO WERE OffERED AT THE SECOND FAIR, WITH A RESIDENTS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND TO WISH TOTAL VALUE or $ 6 MILLION FATHER MCCARTHY A BON VOYAGE BEfORE HIS DE 'NVI~18LE FI~H OlbAPPEAk THE MISSILE COMMAND EXPECTS ATTENDANCE AT SOME AMATEUR AQUARI$T ON KW.JALEIN ~AS PARTURE FRIDAY ON A SIX-MONTH LEAVE IN THE THE FAIRS TO ADD MORE COMPANIES TO ITS B'D rURTIVELY ADDEO A PRIZE TO HIS COLLECTION 5u T [5 Dn~$' lIST, A),ID GIVE THE AIlMY .... ND ITS SuP BUT, UNHAPPlLY, AT T"E E)(P[NSE or 'Y'JE CEN THIS WILL BE THE FATHER'S rlRST LEAVE, EX PLIERS AND MANUfACTURERS AN OPPORTUNITY TO ERAl PUBLIC IRONICALLY, T~E NEW PR~lE IS CEPT fOR A MED I CAL LEAVE, IN 17 YEARS DUR MEET FACE-TO-FACE ONE Of WHICH HE WILL HAVE DIFfiCULTY BOAST ING THOSE YEARS HE HAS DEVOTED HIS ENERGIES BOTH TECHNICAL AND AOMINISTRATIVE PROCURE ING -- fOR TWO REASONS fiRST, or COURSE, AND MANY ABILITIES TO HELPING THE PEOPLE Of MENT PERSONNEL AND A SMALL BUSINESS ADVISER BECAUSE HE CA"'E BY I TIN A LESS-THAN-HOr>lES T MICRONESIA IN MATERIAL WAYS AS WELL AS GIV rROM THE MISSILE COMMAND ARE AT THE FAIRS FASHION, AND SECONDLY, HIS ILL~GOTTEN GAIN ING THEM SPIRITUAL GUIOANCE AND SUPPORT TO GIVE ASSISTANCE PROSPECTIVE CONTRACTORS I SIN V t S I BL E A MEMBER OF THE SOCIETY Of JESUS rOR 38 MAY REQUIRE HOWEVER; THE CONTRACTS THE A VOLU~TARILY-PROV!DED EXHIBIT or TWO [K YEARS AND AN OROAINED PRIEST fOR 22, FATHER ARMY IS SEEKING TO PLACE THROUGH THESE lREMELY RARE INVISI8LE fiSH WAS PLACEO ON MCCARTHY ARRIVED IN THE MARSHALLS ON Nov II [VENTS ARE NOT LIMITED TO SMALL BUSINESS A WINDOW LEDGE ouTSIDE THE BAN~ OF ~AWAI I A or 1949 HE WAS SENT TO LIK/EP ATOLL, WHERE CONCERNS rEw D~YS AGO THE LARGE JAR CONTA~N(D SEV THE POPULATION AT THAT TIME NUMBERED ovER PROCUREMENT OFFICIALS REPORT THAT SEVERAL (RAL S~IlLL PIECES OF [ORAL, SOME 5 P1(LLS, 350 PEOPLE A GRAMMAR SCHOOL HAD BEEN ORGAN HUNOREO RESPONSES HAVE 8EEN RECErVED AS A TIo'O SMALL I.I~'( CRABS, AND, ACCOPOING TO TiPE lIED THE YEAR BErORE BY fATHER DONOHOE, NOW RESULT OF THE FIRST FAIR ON OCT 5, WHEN DESCRIPTIVE CARD ATTACHED TO IT, TWO INVIS ON JALUIT, AND THE OPERATION OF THIS SCHOOL MORE THAN 225 INOUSTRY Il[PRESENTATIVES FROM IBLE FISH WAS ONE Of FATHER MCCARTHY'S MAIN CONCERNS (75 COMPANIES ATTENDED THESE fiSH, THE CARD NOTEO, ARE EXTREMELY RECOGNIZING THE LACK OF TEChNICAL KNOW-HOW THE N[XT FAIR WILL BE ON Nov 2 RARE, AND PECULIAR IN THAT THE MALE OF THf AMO~G THE PEOPLE, HE SOON STARTED A TRADE SP!:C I ES I S CONS I DERABLY LARGER ~N THE SCHOOL FORTUNATELY j HE HIMSELF HAD A VARIED FEMALE, AS ANY CAREFUL oeSERVER MN(HT NOTE BACKGROUND IN MANY TRADES) AND 53 WAS WELL II THE LOCATION IN ~HICH THE fiSH WERE TAKEN QUAL~rIED TO TEACH THE PEOPLE THE fUNDAMENT WAS NOTED ON THE CARD IN TERMS or THE LATI ALS or CARPENTRY, MASONRY AND OTHER MANUAL IJF ,IJ. RUINGlA/! TUDE AND LONGITUDE OF THE UN-NAMED AREA Of T~ADES, AS WELL AS ~AINT(NANCE AND REPAIR THrlR HABITAT IT IS I~TERESTING TO NOTE, or MECHANICAL EQUIP~ENT MANY or HIS STUDENT FIVE YEARS AGO ON KWAJAlEIN .•.• ON CHEc~rNG .II ~AP or T~E WORLD, THAT THE ARE NOlo' EMPLOYED ON KWAJALEIN IN TECHNICAL LOCATION GIVEN is IN TI-'[ DEAD CENTER or ~AN CAPACITIES AS A RESULT OF HAVING ~TTENDED PTA SPONSO~S OPEN HOU$E TOUR Of NEW CHESTER, CO~NECTICUT, WHIC~ H~PP[NS TO BE HIS TRADE SCHOOL ON LIKIEP. GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. THE HOMr TOWN Of ONE Of THE SETTER-KNOWN DURING HIS fiRS" I') YEARS IN THE PACIFlt, MILITARY FIGURES ON KWAJALEIN THE OFFICER FATHER MCCARTHY SPENT 12 Of THEM ON LIKIEP A TRUST TERRITORY EDUCATION DIRECTOR WAS HrARD TO E~PRESS HIS SURPRISE UPON HE SPENT THREE YEARS ON BABELTHUAP IN THE ARRIVED TO TEACH SCHOOL AGE CHILDR~N ON LEARNING OF THE LOCATION Of THE CAPTURE PALAU DISTRICT BABElTHUAP IS A LARGE ISLAND [BEVE WITH THE ASSISTANCE Of SIX MARSHAL AND REMARKED, "lIVE NEVER SEEN ANY INVI'3llLf WITH SMALL VILLAGES OeTTING THE COAST LINE LESE TEACHERS. OVER 200 STUDENTS (NROLLED fiSH IN MA~CHESTER " TRAVELING BY BOAT, fATHER MCCARTHY MADE PER AT THE NEWLY BUILT SCHOOL ON EBEYE, COM TH[ DONOR OF THE EXHIBIT, A pu8LIC-SPIRIT IODIC VISITS TO EACH OF THE VILLAGES, LIVING PLETE WITH DESKS, BLACKBOARDS AND SCHOOL ED BUT ANONYMOUS MEMBER or THE MARINE DE WITH THE PEOPLE AND SERVING T~EM AS THEIR SUPPLIES. PARTM[NT, HAS INDICATED THAI 1HE PERSON WHO PRIEST TOOK T~[ FISH ON THURSDA1 IS MOR[ THAN WEL UPON HIS RETURN TO LIKIEP HE FOUND THAT SO~£ THINGS REMAIN THt SAME HOM£ WANT- COME TO ~EEP THEM, AND HE HOPES TH.t,T THfV THE PEOPLE WERE LEAVING THE ATOLL FOR EBEYE (0 FOR TWO KITTENS. WILL BE WfLL CARED ,OR HE CAUTIONS, HOW UNTIL NEARLY THREE-FOURTHS Of THE POPULATION ('o'ER, THAT THE DIET Of THE PISCES MAN5HAl HAD MOVED As A RESULT, fOR THE PAST TWO ENGINEERING SERVICE TEST GROUP ARRIVED LANUS IS LIKELY TO BE A PROBLEM, NOTING YEARS HE HAS BEEN DIVIOIN~ HIS TIME BE (IN THE ISLAND. THAT THEY MUST BE rEO -- or COURSE -- IN TWEEN EBEYE AND LIKIEP OVfR THE YEARS HE VISIBLE fiSH fOOD HAS COME TO dE KNOWN AS THE BACHELORS' NEW SLIDE INSTALL(D AT DEPENDENTS' SWIM N P-M PRIEST MING POOL. WITH THE COMMENCEMENT Of BUILDING ON ESEYE HOLD IT 11'S TONIGHT THE CONSTRUCTION CREWS WORKING THERE HAVE IT MAY BE RATHER-- LATE IN THE DAY TO MEN- AN ARRAY or BLACK POLES, SOME OVER 100 CONFERRED ON FATHER MCCARTHY THE HONORARY FEET TALL, WERE REMOVED rROM A TRANSMITTER TION THAT WHICH IS ABOUT TO BE MENTIONEO - TITLE OF Ml CHAPLAIN, COMPLETE WITH A BADGE BUILDING IN THE HEART O' THE HOUSING AREA. BUT BETTER LATE THAN LATtR -- LIKE MONDAY OF OFFICE, A SHINV SILVER HARD HAT. COMPLETION OF THE NEW rRAHSM,rT£R FACILITY NIGHT WHEN YOU HAVE CAREFULLY PLANNED YOUR DURING HIS SIX-MONTH LEAVE, FATHER MCCAR ON GUGEEGUE CAUSED ABANDONMENT Of THE OLD HALLOWEEN fESTIVITIES AROUNO A C[RTAIN PUB THY WILL VISIT WITH HIS MANY fRIENDS THROUGH LICIZEO fM HALLOWEEN PROGRAM. FACILITY AND POLES,IHPR~VING THE SCENIC THE STATES, AND WITH HIS fAMILY IN NEW JER VIEW CONSIDERABLY. IN ALL TRUTH -- IT NOW [ValVES -- THE SEY PROGRAM IS SCHEDULEO fOR TONIGHT AT 9. HIS fRIENDS AND PARISHONERS IN THIS AREA THIS INfORMATION rOULS UP YOUR PLANS, MARVIN GLASSCOK APPOI~TED FIRST SUPER IF WISH HIM A WARM ALOHA, AND LOOK FORWARD TO INTENDENT OF GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. SEVERAL COURSES or ACTION ARE RECOMMENDED. WELCOMING HIM HOME IN SIX MONTHS I. TAPE THE PROGRAM TONIGHT AND RUN IT ON MEMBERS OF USAF IN EUROPE CUT COSTS BY MONDAY. CHANGE THE PARTY DATE TO TONIGHT. IN FOR THE BENEFIT OF PERSONS WITH TWO TELE APPROXIMATELY $53 MILLION DURING THE PAST 2. THIS WAY NO ONE WILL HAVE TO SPEND MONDAY PHONES AT HOME, OR WHO MISSED DISTRIBUTION FISCAL YEAR BY DEVISING NEW, LESS EXPENSIVE PREPARING FOR THE FESTIVITIES. or THE NEW ~ELEPHONE BOOKS TODAY BECAUSE WAYS O' GETTING THE JOB DONE. ANNOUNCE CALL THE WHOLE THING Ofr AND SPENO BOTH THEIR DOORS WERE LOCKED, ADDITIONAL BOOKS MENT Of MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR SAVINGS CAME 3. EV[NINGS READING A GOOO BOOK. ARE AVAILABLE AT SPECIAL SERVICES CURING FROM AIR FORCE HEADQUARTERS IN WASHINGTON THROW OUT ALL YOUR PLANS INVOLVING THE REGULAR orFICE HOURS WHEN IT PRAISEO USAfE FOR SURPASSING ITS 4. FM PROGRAM AND CENTER YOUR" GOR' EST GHOUL FISCAL YEAR 1966 COST REDUCTION GOAL OF WANTED ISH HOLIDAZE" ACTIVITIES ON THE PERSON or $41.9 MILLION. To AOD TO MY NEAR-fAMOUS COLLECTION or AN £DITOR CURRENTLY RESIDING ON KWAJALEIN. MEDALS, DISCARDED SILVER STARS, AIR MEDALS, INSURANCE CLAIMS MAY BE FILED AT ANY CLUSTERS, CONGRESSIONAL MEDALS OF HONOR, POST OFfiCE, BRANCH, OR STATION THEY DO "I BAKED A. SPONGE: CAKE rOR YOU DARLING," AND THAT MOST PRIZED CITATION Of ALL, ONE HOT HAVE TO BE riLED ~T THE OFFICE OF MAIL SAID THE BRIDE, "eUT IT DIDN'T TURN OUT GOOD CONDUCT MEDAL. ING OR THE OrFICE OF ADDRESS (SECTION RIGHT. I THINK THE GROCER GAVE ME THE CALL R. (HERO) M AT 2141 164.42) POSTAL MANUAL) WRONG KINO OF SPONGES." HOURGLASS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1966 CARMICHAEL ENTERS FRAY MALAY-CHINESE PROTEST ERHARD REGlUE IN TROUBLE IN CALIFORNIA ELECTION KUALA LUMPUR (UPI )--MORE THAN 40 SCREAMING OVER BUDGET AND TAX HIKE BER~ElEY (UPI )--~BLACK POWER~ ADVOCATE YOUTHS PULLED DOWN UNITED STATES FLAGS AND BONN (UPI )--CHANCELlOR LUDWIG ERHARD'S STOKEL Y CARMI CHAEl., vow I NG HE WOULD NOT BE TORE THEM UP JUST 12 HOURS BEFORE PRESIDENT MINORITY GOVERNMENT APPEARED TO B[ rALLING ""'ANIPULATED 8Y ANYONE," JUMPED INTO THE JOHNSON WAS TO ARRIVE HERE rOR AN OFFICIAL APART TODAY AMID PREDICTIONS THAT IT WOULD MIDOLE O~ THE CALI~ORNIA GU.ERNATORIAL VISIT. NOT LAST THROUGk THE YEAR. BATTLE TODAY WITH AN APPEAR_NCE ON THE UNI~ THE YOIJTHS, SHOUTING "JOHI EXPERT SEES SERIOUS THRE~T EVEN LABOR'S SO-CALU::O If FA IR SHARE" CAMPA I GN THIS BACKING MEANS THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD IN REO CHINAIS CAPABILITY BUT THEY WILL HAVE VERY MUCH IN MIND JUST BE ABLE TO RAM ITS BUDGET THROUGH THE BUN WASHINGTON (UPI)--A LEADING AMERICAN WHAT THE WORKER'S DOLLARS WILL BUY AT THE D£SRAT, SINCE ITS PARTY STILL HOLDS A NUCLEAR SCIENTIST ESTI~ATEO TODAY THAT COM SUPERMIoRKET. MAJORITY THERE MUNIST CHINA MAY ~AVE 100 ATOMIC BO~BS AND ON THE BASIS or THE LAST 13 MONTHS, LABOR IN THE BUNOESTAG, THE LO~ER HOUSt, THE MISSILE WARHEADS BY MID-1967, A DEVELOPMENT DEMANDS -- LIKE THE COST OF LIVING -- WILL CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATS, HOWEVER, ARE OUTNUM THAT COULD FORCE THE UNITED STATES TO RE BE UP. BERED BY THE OPPOSITION, AS LONG AS THE VISE ITS STRATEGY IN VIET NAM. THE BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS, WHICH FREE DEMOCRATS REMAI N ESTRANGED FROM (RHARO '! DR. RALPH E. LAPP TOLD UPI IN AN INTERVIEW KEEPS TABS ON PRICES, EXPECTS LIVING COSTS COALITION. THAT CHINA'S POSSESSION OF THESE WEAPONS, TO RISE AGAIN NEXT YEAR ALTHOUGH PERHAPS NOT THIS lEAVES ERHARO WITH A PERPLEXING PROS WHETHER THEY WERE USED OR NOT, WOULD BRING AS MUCH AS THE 3 5 PERCENT INCREASE RECORDED LEM. To STAY IN POWER HE MUST WIN APPROVAL STRONG PRESSURE TO DISPERSE LARGE CON~EN IN 1966. OF HIS BUDGET-RELATEO TAX MEASURE THIS TRATIONS OF MEN AND MATERIALS NOW IN VIET THATIS NOT ALL AFL-CIO PRESIDENT GEORGE REQUIRES THE SUPPORT or THE FREE DEMOCRATS, NAM. MEANY LAST AUGUST ANNOUNCED A "FAIR SHARE" AND THE fREE DEMOCRATS ARE FIRMLY OPPOSED LAPP, WHO WAS ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF THE CAMPAIGN DESIGNED TO GIVE LABOR WHAT UNION TO TAX HIKES. UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO LABORATORY WHICH LEADERS CONSIDER A PROPER SHARE OF RECORD ACHIEVED THE WORLD'S FIRST NUCLEAR CHAIN PROFITS IN MOST INDUSTRIES IBEW NEAR~ ~TRIKE MARK REACTION, ALSO SAID HE ASSUMED PEKING IS UNIONSCURCES CONTEND THAT LABOR CANNOT BE PITTSBURGH (UPI )--WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC DRIVING TOWARD A BIG HYDROGEN BOMB TEST EXPECTED TO HEED PLEAS FOR WAGE RESTRAINT CORP. AND THE INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOO OF WITH OBVIOUS INTERNATIONAL REPERCUSSIONS AT A TIME WHEN PROFITS ARE GROWING AS A ELECTRICAL WORKERS WERE TO RESUME NEGOTIA THE WARHEADS THE CHINESE REDS HAVE BUILT RESULT OF INCREASED PRODUCTIVITY AND LOWER TIONS TODAY WITH A STRIKE DEADLINE THREE SO fAR ARE TAILORED fOR MISSILE DELIVERY LABOR UNIT COSTS DAYS AWAY. OVER DISTANCES OF SEVERAL HUNDRED MILES AND ALTHOUGH THe ADMINISTRATION NEVER HAS AD- .fEDERAL MEDIATORS SAT IN WITH BOTH SIDES PROBABLY WEIGH ABOUT ONE TON EACH. THEY ARE MITTED RETREATING FROM ITS 3.2 PERCENT YESTERDAY OURING A WIOE-RANGING BARGAINING BELIEVED TO HAVE HAD THE EXPLOSIVE POWER GUIDELINE rIGuRE, THERE HAVE aEEN THREE SESSION AIMEO AT REACHING AN ACCORD BE.ORE ROUGHLY OF THE HIROSHIMA eOMB OR LARGER. MA~OR CONTRACT SETTLEMENTS IN THE 5 PERCENT THE ISEW's CURRENT PACT EXPIRES AT MID- TAKING ISSUE WITH MORE CONSERVATIYE ESTI- AREA SINCE JULY WITHOUT ANY GREAT ADMINISTRA- NI GMT MO"lOAY. MATES, LAPP SAID CHINA NAY NOW POSSESS THE TIO~ fUROR "THE SESSION LASTEO FOUR HOURS AND ALL MATERIALS ro~ BUILDING HYDROGEN BOMBS. GARONER ACKLEY, CHAIRMAN or PRESIDENT OF THE DISPUTEO AREAS WERE DISCUSSED QUITE THE CHINESE ARE KNOWN TO BE PRODUCING JOHNSON'S COUNCIL Of ECONOMIC ADVISERS, FLUENTLY," SAIO MEDIATOR WILLIAM RosE. "I PLUTONIU~ IN REACTORS AT PAOTOW, JUST NORTH RAISED HIS VOICE IN ANGER ONCE, BUT THAT DON'T WANT TO EVALUATE IT IN TERMS or PRO OF THE GREAT WALL, HE SAID. IN THEIR FOUR I~VOLVED ~ 6 5 PERCENT SETTL£HENT BETWEEN GRESS OR LACK OF PROGRESS " TESTS THUS rAR, THE CHINESE HAYE USED ONLY THE TRANSPORT ~ORKERS UNION ANO AMERICAN AIR- THE IBEW, WHICH REPRESENTS 14,000 WORKERS, THE OTHER TYPE or NUCLEAR EXPLOSIVE MATERIAL LINES. IS THE LAST OF fOUR UNIONS NEGOTIATING A URANIUM 235, PRODUCtD BY GASEOUS DIFFUSION THE SETTLEMENT WAS THE HIGHEST OF THE NATIONWIDE CONTRACT WITH WESTINGHOUSE. AT LANCHOW. YEAR, A rRACTION OVER LAST JANUARY'S 6 3 ALTHOUGH THE UNITED STAT£S HAS REJECTED PERCENT SETTLEMENT BY THE TWU WITH THE NEW LAS VEGAS {UPI )--BURGlt, THE POLICE DOG, THE ·'ENCLAYE" MILITARY STRATEGY, WHICH WOULD YORK CITY TRANSIT AUTHORITY. STOOD NEXT TO THE BODV, SNARLING AND SNAPpiNG AT ANYONE WHO APPROACHED. CALL FOR EVEN LARGER CONCENTRATIONS OF MEN IN AN'!' CA5E 7 UNION OFFICIALS BELIEVE THE AND SUPPLIES IN VIET NAM, EXISTING U.S. AIR ~OUSTING rOR A NEW GUIDELINE FIGURE WILL THE BODY WAS THAT OF WILLIAM FORTYE, A BASES AND BEACHHEAOS STILL PROVIDE ATOMIC HAVE LITTLE [FfECT ON LABOR PEACE UNLESS FIVE-YEAR VETERAN OF THE FORCE WHOSE riLE TARGETS. THEIR RANK AND .llE MEMBERS REALIZE AN IN- CONTAINED 20 CITATIONS rOR BRAVERY. HE HAD "My UNDERSTANDING IS THAT IN WAR IT ISN'T CREASE IN REAL SPENDABLE EARNINGS. BEEN SHOT TO DEATH WITH HIS OWN REVOLVER. ALTOGETHER A QUESTION OF WHAT WEAPONS ARE SINCE PRICES SHOW NO SIGNS or COMING DOWN, FORTYE AND BURGlE HAD BEEN ON NIGHT PATROL USED," HE SAID. "IT'S OfTEN A QUESTION AS THE ONLY ALTERNATIVE IN THEIR VIEW IS HIGHER IN THE AREA FOR THE PAST THREE YEARS YEsTER' TO WHAT tAROS YOU HOLO. u WAGES AND OTH£R CONTRACT GAINS. DAY MORNING, STOPPING A CAR ON A ROUTINE INVeSTIGATION, FORTYE RADIOED HEADQUARTERS nTHERE ' s ALSO THE PROBLEM OF WHAT WE WOULD LAST SUMMERIS AIRLINE STRIKE IS AN EXAMPLE 00 IF THE CHINESE FIRED AN ATOMIC WARHEAD or LABOR'S FRUSTRATION. THE MACHINISTS WON FOR A NAME CHECK ON THOMAS CORNELIUS HOWARD. INTO VIET NA~. THESE 'SMALL' NUCLEAR WEAPONS A THREE-YEAR CONTRACT REPRESENTING A MAXI HE THEN AS~ED FOR ASSISTANCE IN BRINGING COULD PROVE TO BE THE MOST DANGEROUS OF ALL, MUH 5.1 PERCENT INCREASE IN WAGES AND IN A PRISONER AND WAS NOT HEARD FROM AGAIN. BY LEADING TO THE USE OF LARGER ONES," LAPP fRINGE BENEFITS, INCLUOING A LIMITED COST PO\.lCE FOUND FOIitT'!'['S BODY AND BESIDE IT ADDEO. or LIVING ESCALATOR BURGlE, STANDING GUARD. THE orFICER HAD BEEN EYIOENC~ OR CLAIMS THAT THE CHINESE WERE SINCE THE SETTLEMENT, HOWEVER, THE COST or SHOT THREE TIMES. BURGlE HAD TRIED TO DE- PREPARED TO FIRE NUCLEAR WEAPONS, MIGHT RULE LIVING HAS RISEN MORE TH~N I PERCENT, As A FEND HIM AS SHOWN BY BLOOO AND rORN CLOTHING OUT ANY LANDING IN NORTH V,ET HAM ' S PORT RESULT, BECAUSE Of CEILINGS WRITTEN INTO THE AT THE SCENE. AREA OF HAIPHONG SIMILAR TO THAT AT INCHON ESCAL~TOR, THE MACHINISTS ALREADY ARE MAKIHG AN HOUR LATER POLICE ARRESTED THOMAS COR- DURI~G THE KOREAN WAR, Ir ONE WERE PLANNED. LESS IN TERMS OF SPENDABLE EARNINGS THAN THEY NCLIU5 HOWARD, 25 A~D HIS WIFE, BARBARA BARGAINED rOR ______~L~O~U~I~S~E~.~H~o~W~A~R~O_·~S~L~E~f~T~H~A~H~D~W~A~S~M~A~N~G~L-~EID~.~ ____. L-___------~------PAGE 5 HOURGLASS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1966 LOCAL SPORTS LI TTLE LEAGUE section THE TWINS END~D THEIR r.RST-HALr LEAGUE 5 1--=------~~~~_~_~------lpLAV:rts WITH A WELL-EARNED VICTORv OYER THE INDIANS YESTERDAV 13-4. THE YICTORV ASSURED TOP GRIDDERS FOLLOW ODDS-MAKERS THE TWINS A TIE rOR THE CHA~PIONSHIP PRO VIDING THE ORIOLES WIN TODAV. MIAMI, FLA.(UPI )-- DOUG McGEE A WILD STALLION WITH A rOOTBALL IN HIS HANDS, CRASHED THE TWINS SCORED THREE RUNS IN THE rlRST rOUR VAROS TO A FOURTH-OUARTER TOUCHDOWN LAST NIGHT TO GIVE MIAMI A 10-7 VICTORV OVER UN8EATEN, rirTH RANKED SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. TWO INNIN~S TO TAKE A 6-0 LEAD. THE INDIANS rOOGHT BACK AND SCORED roUR RUNS IN THE THE HURRICANES, FOILED IN DRIVES TO THE TROJAN 6, 13, AND 20-VARO LINtS, rOUND THEIR THIRD INNING TO NARROW THE GAP. SCORING PUNCH IN THE StCOND HAL~ AND MADE A MESS OF SOUTHERN CALiS FIRST TRIP TO FLORIDA THE GAME CLINCHER rOR THE TWINS CAME IN \"D MAvBE or ITS ROSE Bow~ HOPES. THE SIXTH INNING WHEN THEY SCORED SEVEN GAMB~ING DESPERATt~V, TROJAN QUARTERBACK TOBY PAGE TRIED A FOURTH-DOWN PASS FROM HIS RUNS ON THREE WALKS AND Boe SMITTON'S SINGLE OWN 27 WITH TIME RUNNING OUT, BUT LINEBACKER KEN CORBIN BLOCKED IT. MIAMI'S DErENSE ~ DENNIS D'AMICO or THE INDIANS LEO ALL FltTH BEST IN THE NATION -- BOTTLED UP THE TROJANS ALL NIGHT. MIAMI WENT AHEAD WITH RAY BATTERS WITH TWO SINGLES. HARRIS' 28-VARD tlELD GOAL IN THE SECOND PER lOP, SET UP ON JIMMV Dy's INTERCEPTION or A THE WINNING PITCHER WAS DAVE TIETZ AND THE PAGE PASS. MIAMI DIOVE AS rAR AS SOUTHERN CALiS SIX-YARD LINE, THEN WAS THROWN BACK AND LOSER EDDIE HOOD. FORCED TO KICK. THE TROJANS rtNALLY rOUND TH£ KEY 1M ~Aac G"ME.~ AND TROY WINSLOW'S PASSES IN A 58-YARO DRIVE NAT IONAL HOR~E. SHOW ALL-!)TAR IN THE LAST THREE MINUTES or THE rlRST HALt. NEW YORK (UPI )--KATHV KUSNER, THE LAST TOMORROW, BEGINNING AT 3 PM, SPECIAL SER HALtBACK ROD SH£RMAN, HIS ENO-RUNS AND LINE RiDtR iN A NINE-HORSt JUMPOrr, WON THE VICES PRESENTS THE CREAM OF THE WOMEN AND MEN SOFTBALL PLAYERS ON THE ISLAND WITH PUNCHES SHUT OtF BY THE MIA"I DErENDERS, GOOD WILL CHALLENGE TRO~HY AT THE NEW YORK THREW A SIX-YARD PASS TO RON DRAKE IN THE NATIONAL HORSE SHOW LAST HIGHT TO TIE THE TWO ALL-STAR GAMES. IN THE FIRST GAME THE END ZONE tOR THE TROJAN SCORE. U.S, WITH CANADA IN OVERALL TEAM SCORING IN WOMEN ALL-STARS, COACHED BY KIRT PINHO AND NOTRE DAME'S DEDICATED D£r(N5E, GLOVING INTERNATIONAL JUMPING, TEO COMPOC TANGLE WITH THE HIGH SCHOOL STARS COACHED BY HOWARD Moos AND RON PACHEACO. WITH THREE INTERCEPTIONS BY LINEBACKER JOHN CANADA, WHICH COULD HAVE MOVED INTO THE PERGINE, THROTTLED NAVV TODAY AND HELPED A TEAM LEAD WITH A VICTORY lAST NIGHT, TOOK THE HIGH SCHOOLERS HOLD A ONE GAM( ADVANTAGE HAVING DEFEATED THE WOMEN-tOLK LAST YEAR SLUGGISH IRISH otrENSE CARVE OUT A 31-7 VIC SECOND AND THIRD PLACES IN THE GOOD WILL 0 TORY OVER THE MIODIES. (VENT ON FAULTLESS RIDES BY GAIL Ross AND 5- . IN THE 1964 GAME, THE SCORE WAS 14-14. PERGINE, A ONE·TIME STATE SCHOLASTIC JIM DAY, WITH fRANK CHAPOT OF THE US. THE MEN'S ALL-STAR GAME BEGINS AT 5 PM QUARTERBACK rROM SUBURBAN PLYMOUTH-WHITMARSH 'OURTH AFTER THE MOST EXCITING RIDE OF THE WITH THE BLUE TEAM, MANAGED BY BILL FIGUEIRA AND V,NCE SINDT TAKING ON THE GRECN TEAM AND NOW BCLLW[ATMER, SET UP TWO IRISH TOUCH SHOW SO 'AR. MANAGED BY CHARLEY BAPTISTE AND HAROLD REIS. DOWNS AHO CAME CLOSE TO SETTING UP A THIRD MISS KUSNER ALSO WIDENED HER LEAO IN THE LAST YEAR THE BLUE TEAM DEFEATED THE GRtEN WHEN HE RETURNED A THtrT 27 YARDS TO THE INDIVIDUAL POINT STANDINGS WITH A TOTAL OF TEAM 6~2 iN AN EXCITING GAME. NAVY 15. 32, TO 18 EACH tOR MISS Ross AND DAY. r THE OttENSE rAILED TO CAPITALIZE ON THAT fiVE INTERNATIONAL JUMPING EVENTS REMAIN FAST PITCH SCHEDULE OPPORTUNITY, BUT IN BETWEEN, SHOOK THE IN THE SHOW, WHICH WILL [NO TUESDAY. MON. OCT. 31 DALLY FIELD EFrECTS O~ A LETDOWN ~ROM THE OUTSTANOrNG 5: 15 PM FIL-AM VS HIGH SCHOOL VICTORY OVER OKLAHOMA A WEEK AGO TO SEND MEN'S AMATEUR GOLF (HARVEST & L£LEPALI) QUARTERBACK TERRY HANRATTY OVER rOR TWO MEXICO CITY {UPI )~-AUSTRALIA LENGTHENED BRANDON F I £LD TOUCHDOWNS, LARRY CO~JAR FOR ANOTHER AND ITS LEAD A BIT IN THE 30-NATION EISENHOWER 5 PM EBEYE BASKETS vs NA AL I I ",," SOPHOMORE BOB GLADIEUX, WHO PLACED THE IN GOLF TOURNAMENT VESTERDAY BUT THE U,S. AND (Moos & BUR KE ) JURED NICK Eooy IN THE THIRD PERIOD, ACROSS GREAT BRITAIN JUMPED INTO A TIE FOR SECOND. WOMEN'S SOfTBALL SCHEDULE FOR ANOTHER SCORE. LED BV ANCHORMAN BOB MURPHY, WHO POSTED TUES, Nov. DALLY FIELD JOE AZZARO CONTRIBUTED A 42-YARD tlELO A ONE-UNDER-PAR 71, THE U.S. JUMPED FROM r GOAL FOR THE tlRST NOTRE DAME SCORE IN THE EIGHTH PLACE INTO SECOND PLACE wiTH A 36- 5 30 PM Kuu-Ipo VS SANDPIPERS OPENING PERIOD. THE TOUCHOOWNS ALL CAME FROM HOLt TOTAL Ot 443. (ALAMEDA & VtRRY) SHOAT OISTANCES AFTER SUSTAINED ORIVES. THE AUSSIES, LEADING BY SIX STROKES ON IT WAS THE NAVY DEFENSE WHICH GAVE THE THURSDAY, STRETCHEO THE GAP TO EIGHT THURS. Nov. 3 DA~~Y FIELD 10DIES THEIR LONE SCORE WHEN JON BERGNER WITH A 435. CANADA WAS tOURTH WITH 445 AND 5 30 PM Kuu-\PO vs NA ALI I RACED THROUGH TO BLOCK A PUNT DEEP IN NOTRE MEXICO AND N(w ZEALAND WERE TIED rOR FIFTH (HARVEST & VERRV) DAME TERRITORY IN THE FOURTH PERIOD AND AT 446. ----~--~------~------THEN GATHERED IN THE BA~L ON THE THREE AND THREW HIMSELF INTO THE END ZONE. YOU ARE THE QUARTERBACK FIRbT-HALF CHAMPION~HIP NEBRASKA, MOVING WITH THE PRECISION OF A By JACK KEMP THE HUSTLING ANO FIGHTING ROI-NAMUR TEAM, PRO TEAM, OVERWHELMED M,SSOURI BEFORE 35-0 BUFtALO BILLS QUARTERBACK ANO LEO BY THEIR AGGRESSIVE MANAGER BILL fiG A CROWD OF 65,000 AT LINCOLN, NEB., PLUS A 1965 AfL "PLA.Y£.R OF THE YEAR" UEIRA, CAPTURED THE FIRST-HALt CHAMPIONSHIP NATIONA~ TELEVISION AUDIENCE IN THE DAY'S IN THE MENIS fAST PITCH LEAGUE BY DEFEATING MOST IMPRESSIVE PERFORMANCE BY A TOP-RANKED SITUATION: A TENACIOUS MARTIN ZACHRY CONSTRUCTOR TtAM TEAM. IT WAS THE CORNHUSKERS' SEVENTH You ENJOY A TWO-POINT LEAD WITH THREE 3-0 AT DA~LY FIELD LAST NIGHT eErORE A STRAIGHT VICTORY AND CLINCHED THEIR FOURTH MINUTES LEFT TO GO IN THE GAME. CAPACITY CROWD. CONSECUTIVE BIG EIGHT CONtERENCE CHAMPION IT IS FOURTH ANO EIGHT WITH THE BALL ON THE BALL GAME WAS NIP AND TUCK ALL THE WAY SHIP. THE OAKLAND 40-YARD LINE. THE WINO IS WITH BOTH TEAMS DISPLAVING A TIGHT DEFENSE. FOURTH-RANKED ALABAMA DErEATEO MISSISSIPPI BLOWING WITH YOU. YOUR FIE~D GOAL KICKER ROI HIT THE SCORING COLUMN IN THE SI~TH TATE GEORGIA TECH WAL 27-14!~SIXTH-RANKED IS OFF THE BENCH AND LOOKINC FOR YOUR INNI~G AFTER TWO OUTS, WHEN K~N MITCHELL LOPED DUKE ~-7, SEVENTH-RANKED FLORIDA TO COME ONTO THE fiELD DOES HE~ WAL~ED AND ADVANCED TO SECOND ON RONNIE NIPPED AUBURN 3~27 AND IITH·RANKED TENN~E CAPELLE'S SINGLE. JIM RUBON, THE "WORK- (ANSWER ON PAGE Sl~) SWAMPED ARMV 38-7 IN OTHER CAMES INVOLVIN~ " HIT A SINKING LINE NATIONAL LEADERS. DRIVE TO CENTER tlELD MICHIGAN STATE tOUNO A STUBBORN OPPONENT IN NORTHWESTERN aUT PUT TOGETHER THREE B~INGING IN MITCHELL CORING DRIVES WITH CLINT JONES COUNTING AND CAPE~Lt. MZC OM THE NINE, BOB AplSA GOING OVER tROM CENT(RFIELOER RAY ONE AND JIMMY RAVE PASSING EI~HT YAROS NAKAMURA MADE A GREAT TO GENE WASHINGTON. MICHIGAN STAtE'S MASSIVE TRY IN CATCHING THE DEFENSIVE LINE HELD NORTHWESTERN TO SIX BALL BUT FELL SHORT YARDS RUSHING AND KEPT THE SPARTANS OUT OF BY A STEP. IN THE TOP or THE SEVENTH~ JAKE NGtR.tOR THEIR 22-0 TRIUMPH. WAYNE TRIMBLE THREW THREE TOUCHDOWN PASSES STOCKWELL'S SING(t DRO~E IN DICK EICH INCLUDING TWO IN THE ~OURTH PERIOD AFTER ~£LD tOR THC THIRO ISSISSIPPI STATE CUT ITS DE~ICIT TO 13-7, LEAD ALABAMA TO ITS SIXTH STRAIGHT VIC RUN OF THE BALLGAME. V. TRIMBLE COMPLETEO FIVE OF NINE PASSES WINNER JIM RUBON AND tOR 136 YEARDS AND GAINED 49 RUSHING. LOSER HIDEO MI~NE GILES SMITH'S 63-VARD TOUCHDOWN PUNT RE PITCHEO GREAT BALL TURN AND KIM KING'S 32-VARD SCORING DASH FOR THEIR RESPECTI~E OMBINED WITH AN AGGRESIVE DEFENSE TO PRO TEAMS. MANAGERS BILL UCE GEORGIA TECH's LOPSIDED TRIUMPH. DUKE FIGUEIRA OF ROI ANO NEVER IN THE GAME AS THE GEORGIA TECH CHARLEY BAPTISTE or FENSE MADE THREE INTERCEPTIONS AND RECOV- MZC SHOULD BE COMPLI MENTED FOR rIE~DING ERED THR EE FUMBLES. STEVE SPURRIER KICKED A 4QwVARD FIELD GOAL rlH£ BALL TEAMS AND ITH 2:12 REMAINING IN THE GAME TO GIVE GIVING THE SPECTATORS GIA TECH ITS SEYENTH STRAIGHT WIN 48-7. A VERY ENJOYABLE WYOMING BOWED TO COLORADO STATt 12-10, ANO AtTERNOOK. THE ONLY LOSER AMONG THE TOP TEN. THE S[COND-HALr WILL fiRST-HALF CHAMPS, ROI-NAMUR -- fRONT ROW rROM LEFT - ARNie GUERRA, GET UNDER WAv MON. PURDUE OUTSCORED IL~INOIS 25-21, SOUTHERN BILL POLT, BILLY BILL fiGUEIRA, (MANAGER), DON LAJORIK. OCT. 31 AND THIS ROUND ETHODIST SHADED TEXAS 13-12, GEORGIA ROUTED JONAS~ CAROLINA 28-3, COLORADO UPSET OKLAHOMA MIODLE Row - JIM RUBON, ANSLEY LING, JAKE STOCKWELL, JIM MARCUSKY, SHOULO aE EQUALLV I, MICHIGAN BEAT W,SCONSIN 28-17. Bow~ RONNIE CAPELLE. Top Row - TOSHI OYAMA, BART WILLIAMS, MAJOR PAIGE, [XClTING TO WATCH. ING GREEN UPSET MIAMI or OHIO 17-14 BARRY CROUCH, LARRY KIYABU. MISSING FROM PICTURE - DICK EICHtELO, LISTEN TO AFRS (AODITIONAL SCORES ON PAGE SIX PAGE 6 HOLRGLASS _ hTUROAX.. OCTOBER 2~ 1966 __ " (CONTINUED FROM ~ART£R8~CK AN~WER JOHN bON PAGIE ONE) COLLEGE FOOTBALL ~£~ THE RRESIDENTfs WARMEST RECIEPTION TODAY No. THIS IS A CRITICAL SITUATION, AND LVEN IN THE EAST CAME DURING HIS APPEARANCt AT CHVLALOMGKORN THOUGH THE WIND IS BEHINO us, IT CALLS FOR A NOTR( DAME 31 NAvy 7 UNIVERSITY WHERE HE WAS AWARDED AN HONORART TREMENDOUS FIELO GOAL EFFORT OF APPROXIMATE PENN STATE 33 CALIFORNIA 15 OtGREE. LY ~5 YARDS. I WOULD PUNT, AIMING FOR THE PRINCETON 2q BROWN 7 ABOUT STUDENTS JAMMED INTO THE CAM COFrlN CORNER, HOPING TO CATCH THE OPPOSI 6,000 DARTMOUTH 28 YALE 13 pus AND INTO THE GOLD-DECORATED AUDITORIUM T~ON DEEP IN THEIR OWN TERRITORY. HERE, THEY, CORNELL 31 COLUMSIA 6 WHERE JOHNSON, WEARING THE GOWN or A QOCTOR WOULD HAVE A LONG WAY TO GO rOR A SCORE, AND GEO WASH 49 FURMAN 28 OF POLITICAL SCIENCE, APPEALED TO HANOI TO BESIDES, THREE POINTS WOULDNIT HEtP MUCH RUTGERS 16 BOSTON U 7 "RENOUNCE THE WORKS or DEATH." ANYWAY. You GET MUCH BETTER COVERAGE ON HARVARD 21 PEHN 7 SO~E OF THE STUDENTS PEERED THROUGH OPEN PUNTS THAN ON FIELD GOALS, AND THE OPPOSI VILLANOVA 13 XAVIER (OHIO) 1 LATTICEWORK INTO THE AUDI~ORIUM AND OTHERS TION eOULD RETURN A SHORT rlELD GOAL ATTEMPT DELAWARO 20 TENPLE rq SMATCHIEO ON TELEVIS,ON. AND GET THE BALL OUT rAR ENOUGH TO THREATEN. SYRACUSE 33 PITT 7 "My NATION TODAY IS BEARING A HEAVY LOAD MARYLAND 14 So CAROLINA 2 {cONY I NUED FROM 'N THE V'tTNAMESE CONF"LICT ALONGSfOE YOURS,u D[LA~ARE ST~ 22 MONTCLAIR ST 6 PAGE ONE) JOHNSON SAID. WAR AMHERST 28 TUfTS 6 EVEN THE GIANT B-52 STRATOFORTRESSES CAME "THE CENTRAL TRAGED¥ OF OUR TIMES IS THE UNIV OF CONN 15 NEW HAMPSHIRE 14 TO T~E SUPPORT or THE 6ELEAGUERED INFANTRY~ HUMAN AND MATERIAL WASTE THAT GOES INTO WAR. TRINITY (CONN.) 57 COAST GUARD 15 MEN BY POUNDING COMMUNIST CONCENTRATIONS IN INNOCENT MEN ARE KILLED AND BII..LIOHS or MAss. 21 VE~MONT 21 THE "'RD. IN HIGH-LEVEl.. SATURATION BOM8ING. DOLLARS PUT TO UNPRODUCTIVE USE." KENT STATE 28 TOLEDO 20 THE COMMUNISTS FIRST STRUCK ABOUT DUSK HE LErT LITTI..E DOUBT TMAT AMERICA WAS COLGATE 21 LEHIGH 15 LAST NIGHT. THEY FINALLY STOPPED SHOOTING DETERMINED TO HALT COMMUNIST AGGRESSION IN BurrALO 35 HOLY CROSS 3 ABouT NOON TODAY AND WITHOREV, APPARENTLY I~, SOUTHEAST ASIA. THIS WAS UNDERSCORED BY BUCK~ELL 33 RHODE ISLAND 7 TO THE JUNGLES. PRIME MINISTER THANOM KITTIKACHORN1S AN IN THE MIC\JEST MILITARY SPOKESMEN IN SAIGON SAID THE AMER NOUNCEMENT THAT JOHNSON HAD AGREED TO BOO~T IOWA 20 INDIANA 19 ICAN DE rENDERS FROM THE 2ND AND ~RO BRIGADES MILITARY AID TO THAILAND 8Y ONE-THIRD, BE~ 11 rt t1 MICHIGAN 5T 22 NoRTHWESTERN a OF THE ~TH DIVISION SUFFERED MODERATE CINNING WITH THE NEXT FISCAL VEAR. MINNESOTA 17 OHIO 5T 7 CASUALTIES DURING THE riGHT ~- MEANING THAT AMERICA CURRENTLY HAS TROOPS STATIONED IN INDIANA (PA ) 21 SLIPPERY ROCK 0 THEY WERE HARD Hll THAILAND AND U~S. JETS TAKE OF~ DAILY rROM , DRAKE 17 NORTH TEXAS ST. 0 THE SAVAGE COMMUNIST ATTACK, LAUNCHED JUST MILITARY AIRFIELOS IN THAILAND ON STRIKES PURDUE 25 I~LINotS 21 THREE DAYS AFTER PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S VIET AGAINST NORTH VIET NAM. DAYTON 20 OHIO U 12 NAN VISIT, WAS STAGED AMID THESE OTHER WAR JOHNSON MET PRIVATELY WITH PRE~IER MICHIGAN 28 WISCONSIN 17 DEVELOPMENTS: KITTIKACHORN AND OTHER TOP GOVERNMENT LEAO TULSA 13 C,NCINNATI 0 U S. WARPLANES, A~THOUGH HAMPERED BY BAD £RS TO DISCUSS THE VIET NAM CON~LICT AND EASTERN MICH 16 WAYNE ST 0 WEATHER YESTERDAY, FLEW 47 ATTACK MISSIONS WAYS OF HALTING COMNUNIST INFILTRATION INTO, ST JOSEPH'S 20 EVANSVILLE 7 AGAINST COMMUNIST TARGETS IN NORTH VIET NAM. THAILAND ITSELF. BOWLING GREEN 17 MIANI (OHIO) 14 AIR FORCE PHANTOM PILOTS OESTROYEO AN ANTI JOHNSON WARNED THEM THAT VIET NAto! WAS ONLY BRADLEY 17 ILLINOIS 5T 3 AIRCRAFT SITE AND A aRIOGE. THE riftST ST~P ON THE COMMUNIST TIMETABLE No DAKOTA ST 13 SOUTH DAKOTA 0 --u 5 MILITARY SPOKES~EN ANNOUNCED THE FOR TAKING OVER SOUTHEAST ASIA. "THE PLACE MONTANA $T 59 NORTH DAKOTA 21 UNITED STATES ~AS LOST A TOTAL OF 413 PLANES TO STOP AGGRESSION IS WHERE IT IS AND SOUTH IN THE SOUTH OVER NORTH VIET NAM DURING THE WAR. ANOTHER VIET NAM IS ONLY THEIR FIRST STOP," HE SAID.' ALABAMA 27 MISSISSIPPI ST 14 132 PLANES WERE DOWNED OVER SOUTH V,ET NAM, MRS JOHNSON JOINEO THE PRESIOENT AT WILLIAM & MARY 22 VMI 15 INCLUDING AN AIR FORC~ SUPtRSABRE JET SHO~ CHULALOMGKORN UNIVERSITY ArTER TAKING A , CLEMSON 22 WA~E FOREST 21 DOWN WEDNESDAY 50 MI~ES NORTH-WEST OF SAIGON. BARGE TOUR TO THE CITylS FAMOUS FLOATING 3 GEORGIA 8 NORTH CARPLINA 3 THE PILOT WAS KILLED. MARKET TO THE CHEERS OF THOUSANDS. VIRGINIA TECH. 23 FLORIDA ST 21 --ONE MAN WAS KILLED, AND ANOTHER MISSING SHE SIPPED ItE-COLD COCOANUT MILK ACCEPT. J No CAR ST. ~2 VIRGINIA 21 AHD 20 INJURED IN THE CRASH OF A U S. ARMY ED A ~IFT OF PLUM~ ORANGES AND A SPRAY OF NEBRASKA 35 MISSOURI 0 TWIN-ENGINE CARIBOU TRANSPORT ~LANE THAT ORCHIDS FROM MARKET VENDORS AND VAS SO BU~Y WEST VIRG I"'IA 14 KENTUCKY IIj. (T (E) CRASHED INTO A RIDGE LINE NEAR AN KHE WHILE EXC"A~G'NG GREET'~GS,S8E HAD LITTLt CHANCE GEORGIA TECH 48 DUKE 7 ON A FLIGHT THERE FROM QUI NHON YEST~ROAY, TO USE THt CAMERA SHE HAD BROUGHT ALONG. CENTRAL (VA '5T 20 WEST VA ST 0 A MILITARY SPOKESMAN DISCLOSED TODAY. MANY OF HER GREETERS WERE LITTLE CHILDREN WASH & LEE 14 BRIDGEWATER 6 -- A U,S. ARMY 0'.A:Oi«H'G[ CREW, PICKING ITS WHO GRINNED FROM EAR TO EAR. TEXAS CHRISTIAN 6 BAYLOR 0 WAY AROUND HUGE CRATERS DUG BY LAST NIGHTIS KITTIKACHORN PRESENTED THE DEGREE TO I TENNESSEE 38 ARMY 7 BIG MUNITIONS DUMP BLAST NEAR SAIGON, ~EPORT- JOHNSON AND HAILED HIM AT THE UNIVERSITY FLORIOA 30 AUBURN 27 EO IT HAD rOUND A COMMUNIST SATCHEL CHARGE CEREMON IES AS "A MAN OF PEACE •• A MAN OF I N THE SOUTHWEST TIME-BOMB WHOSE MECHANISM WAS HALTED 50 COURAGE ... ONE OF THE GREAT MEN OF OUR DAY. II TEXAS TECH 35 RICE 19 MINUTES BErORE BLAST TIME. U S. S~OKESMEN JOHNSON SAT ON THE DAIS 8ESIDE THE SHORT AND ON THE COAST 6~AMED A SATCHEL CHARGE AS TNE PROBABLE CAUSE KING BHUMI80L AND TOWERED AN~ ~ESPECTACLED WASHINGTON 22 STANFORD 20 or THE BIG aLAST THAT KILLED AND WOU~DED SOME OYER HIM. MRS. JOHNSON AND SECRETARY or OREGON 5T 41 WASHINGTON ST 13 OF THE AMERICAN GUARDS AT THE INSTALLATION. STATE DEAN RUSK WERE SEATED ALONG SIDE. OR[GON 28 IDAHO 7 THE BIG GROUND BATTLE NEAR THE CAMBODIAN THE PRESIDENT EXPRESSED THE HOPE THAT UTAH 27 NEW Mtx ICO 0 BORDER SWIRLING IN THICK JUNGLE SIX TO 15 "HANOI ACCEPTS REALITyfr THAT THET CANNOT LAVERNE 34 CALIFORNIA TECH 8 MILES NORTHWEST OF PLEIKU CITY IN THE CEN WIN THE WAR SO THE MONEY NOW SEING SPENT TRAL HIGHLANDS. IT IS A HILLY AREA OF BIG rOA A'RtMM!N'm CAN GO "TO AEL I EF or HUMAN FREEMAN bOUND~ fOOD nARNING TREES AND HEAVY FOLIAGE AND UNDERBRUSH, NEtD, TO THE ENRICHMENT or LIFE. " WASHINGTON {UPI)--AGRICULTuRE SECRETARY "THICKER THAN REGULAR JUNGLE," A SPOKESMAN "I SAY TO THE LEADERS or HANOI, LET US ORVILLE L FREEMAN SAID TODAY IT IS VITAL SAID. , LAY ASIDE OUR ARMS AND SIT DOWN AT THE TABLE THAT THE WORLO PROTECT ITS PLANTS AND ANI. THE AMERICANS CAPTURED FOUR COMMUNISTS ouR- OF REASON," JOHNSON SAID. ' MALS TO INSURE AN ADEQUATE FOOD SUPPLY FOR ING THE riGHTING, AND SEIZED A LIGHT MACHINE "LET US RENOUNCE THE WORKS or DEATH AND AN EVER-INCREASING POPULA~ION GUN, A ROCKET-LAUNC~RR, EIGHT COMMUNIST AS- TAKE uP THE TASKS OF THE LIYING. FREEMAN MADE THE STATEMENT IN THE AGRI SAULT RIFLES AND SOME EXPLOSIVES. "ENOUGH OF THIS SORROW. LET US BEGIN THE C;LTURE DE~ARTMENTIS 1966 YEARBOOK, EN~ THE FIGHTING BEGAN AT NICHTrALL YESTERDAT WORK OF HEALING, TEACHING, BUILDING AND TjTlEo PROTECTING OUR Fooo PUBLISHED THIS WHEN AN ESTIMATED NORTH VIETNAMESE COMPANY PROVIOING rOR THE CHILDREN OF MEN. THIS IS t WEEKEND BY THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE ATTACKEO A COMPANY OF THE 4TH DIVISIONS 35TH THE PURPOSE rOR WKICH WE WERE MADE, THIS ~S Fooo SUPPLIES, SAID FREEMAN, MUST BE INFANTRY. THE FIRST FIGHT LASTED AN HOUR AND WHAT OUR AGE ASKS us TO DO." PROTECTED AGAINST DISEASE AND PESTS AS THE 45 MINUHS. WHEN THE PRESIDENT LErT THE HALL HE WAS POPULATION GROWS LAAGER AND rOOD SOURCES AT 10 PM AN AIR FORCE HUSKIE HELICOPTER ON ~REETEO SY A SEA OF CHEERING FACES. BECO~E LESS ABUNDANT. A MERCY MISSION TO THE COMPANY WAS SHOT DOWN THE LIMOUSINE CARRTING HIM AND KING BHUMI~ As A~ EXAMPLE, THE BOOK QUOTED RESEARCH JUST AFTER PICKING UP THREE WOUNDED MEN. BOL WAS SLOWED YIRTUALLY TO A HALT BY ERS WHO SAID THAT MAN MUST FIND NEW SOURCES CASUALTIES WERE DESCRI8EO AS HEAVY. THE YOUNGSTERS WHO CAOWDED AROUND AND GRAS~ED OF EDIBLE PROTEIN AND SUGGESTED THAT THEY HUSKIE USuALLY CARRIES A CREW or rOUR. THE PRESIDENT'S HANO EXTENDED THROUGH AN COULD ~E HET BY "CHEMICALLY NURTURED AND LATER IN THE ~ATTLEJ TWO ARMY UH-I HELI OPEN WINDO'trI. PROTECTED PLANT MATERIALS M COPTERS WHIRLING TO THE AID OF THE WOUNDED THEN HE CONFERRED WITH KITTIKACHORN AND THE !!lOOK SAID "THEY CERTAINLY CANNOT BE AMERICANS WERE SMOT DOWN BY COMMUNIST GROUND TOP ADVISERS IN A GREEN-WALLED CONFERENCE MET BY ANIMAL PROTEIN. FU~THERMORE, RE rlRE, BUT THE OCCUPANTS surFERED NO SERIOUS ROO~ ON Tat SECOND FLOOR OF Q;OVERNMENT SEARCH SHOWS THAT MEAT MILk ANa EGGS ARE INJURIES, SPOKEsMEN SAID. HoUSE IN THE MAJOR DIPLOMATIC SESSION or t - NOT INOISPENSABLE TO HUMAN HEALtH AND HU ONE 4TH DIVISION COMPANY, AFTER BEAT INC HIS VISIT. MAN WELL-BEING." OFF A 15-MINUTE HAND GRENADE ANO MORTAR AT HE LISTENED WHILE KITTIKACHORN OUTLINED ------TACK 20 MINUTES PAST MIDNIGHT, ~OT THE rULL DETAILS or THE SPECIAL MILtTART COMMANO .tT HARVARD REBU]~ KREULI~ TREATMENT OF A NORTH VIETNAMESE HUMAN WAVE Up TO COUNTER COMMUNIST GUERRILLA ATTACKS CAMSRIDSE {UPI) ••HARVARO UNIVERSITY FAC ASSAULT AT 3115 AM THIS MORNING. IN THAILAND'S NORTHERN PROVINCES. ULTY MENBERS TOOAY BRANOEO AS "IRRESPONSI SHRIEKING, YELLNG AND FIRING, AN ESTIMATED THE THAI LEADER ALSO OUTLINED AN [CONOMIC II BLt AND WHOLLY UHWARRANTED A Russ IAN NEWS REINFORCED COMPANY or NoRTM VIETNAMESE PLAN rOR THE NEXT FIVE YEARS WHICH JOHNSON PA~ER ACCOUNT CLAIM~NG TWO HARVARD TEACHERS POURED IN FAOM ALL SID£S. TERMEO A liVERY IMAGINATIVt" PROGRAM rOR ONCE TRIED TO BLACKMAil A CULTURAL EX THE SURROUNDED AMERICAN COMPANY rOUGHT DEVELOPING AGRICULTURE, COMNUNICATIONS AND CHANGE STUDENT INTO DEFECTING TO THE U.S. THEM OFr rOR AN HOUR ANO 25 MINUTES. THE INDUSTRY. COMMUNISTS AETAEATED. TH' GREEN TROOPS HAD THE SOVllT NEWSPAPER IZVESTIA IcEHTIFIEO THE TEACHERS AS MARSHALL O. SHULMAN OF THE 1tI[LO. MIAMI (UPI)--TM£REIS A CAR WASH IN TOWN fLETCHER SCHOO~ or DIPLOMACY OF TUFTS UNI AT 6 AM ANOTHER NORTH VIETNAMESE rORCE THAT ADVERT Ilts t'ELEPHANTS WASHED FREE, VERSITY AND A LECTURER AT THE HARVARD Rus~ SWARMED IN. AT 10 AM THE COMMUNISTS MOUNTEO CARS SLIGHTLY EXTRA." Boy HAS IT GOT TROUII SIAN RESEARCH CtNTER, AND GEAALD PLATT, ANOTHER ATTACK. LE. THE CLYDE-BEATTY-COLE BROTHERS CIRCUS SOCIAL SCIENcrs ~ECTUAER AT HARVARD. THE FIGHTING ERUPTED AS THE "OHIOON RAINS IS IN TOWN. AVERY SEDELL, A REPUBLICAN THE REPORT CLAIMED THE TEACHEAS PUT THE SLACKENED. THE CDMMUNI.TS HAD SEEN EXPEcTED PRESS AGENT, AND THE CIRCUS PEOPLE, HAVE ,TUDEHf '~TO • HARVARD UNIVERSITY CLINIC TO PUT THEtR MAJOR ErrORT INTO AN orrENSIVt ARRANGED A PUBLICITY STUNT. THEY PLAN TO WHEN HE BE~.NE ILL AND CLOSED orF HI' rARTHER HORTH. ~OW UP AT THE CAR WASH WITH 22 ELEPHANTS. A",_ "fI WiT.... THE OUTS I or. WORI..D. ~------~------~--~ -- ~-- p..,c£ 7 HOURGLASS SATUROAY OCTOBER 29, 1966 No 5 Thousands of Divorced Americans Today Find Solace in Parents Without Partners B1/ Central Pre$~ By GERTRUDE ZEfH BROOKS [erred a cotillion on thl~ IXca NEW YORK-Statistics show Central Pre~s Writer SIOJI and was greatly dl'IITIayed that annually near-J)" one million ALICE Lea Roosevelt, who that punch was serv"d lllstead Amer1C&ll9 are dlvorced-thJ~ is Intngued the whole world wltli ot champagne severt tlme~ greatt'l' than a CeJl her JIldependence, her Wit and It was popular In th SP(ClhL SERVICES 0830- 1730 0830-1730 0".)0- 11 30 CHURCH OF CHRIST GeAR lOCKEI~ 121}Ll-1 4 3" SERVICES WIL~ St ~£LO THIS LORD'S DAY AT '9 15 AM IN ROOM 125 or T"E PHOTO lAd 1300-2100 I tn-2100 I SoO-2 100 1')00-2100 1200-1100 GEORGE SEITl SCHOOL Bla~[ !TUOY IS AT 8130 ~M SERVICES ARE SUNDAY [VENI~G Tnlt'l.') (OURTS 0630-2330 063:)-233° 1"\ 630- 233G AT 7 GOLf SHACK 163°-193° 163('-1 S'30 LATTER·OAY SAINTS SERvlctS ARt HELO I~ ROOM #13 0, THE l"')tJ l,ACH Lire 1530- 1('3° I)')l'-I }) GEO_G[ S[ITZ SCHOOL PRI(STHDOD Iot[ET ',UI' q" ml ,"l.ifY IN~ IS AT 3'30 Alot SUND.Y SCHOOL .NO SACRANENT ~E[TING IS J.T 9"30 A"I EPISCOPAL EVENING PRAYER SERVICES WILL BE CONOUCTEO EAC~ SUN OAY [VENINGS AT 6 IN THE CH'PEL I--~~--~------~~------+ PENTECOSTAL w:lRSHIP S[RVICES WILL BE HELD AT 7 PM SUN- ______. ______r- ______*"~------T_------_r--~--- rJ.x1 .. -'------._------;_------r------~ O'Y IN THE CHAPEL THf SINCING AS~AtlLT ON 11.1. T TOUCH OF LAO'" "l" NEV"O" SH,TH R-I CHARDSON NUN A QUEEN, MINK 1 30, CAR- 1 30 ~OTESTANT TOONS #2 WORSHIP SERYICES WILL 8E H(LO AT 8 10 THEATER NEWS 0 7·30 7 3 9:30 ~NO II AN AT TH[ ISLAND M[MORI~L CHAPEL ~------~------4_~~--~~--~~~------_4.------~~~------+-~---.-----·-__ ~~~--__ ----+_------I)R R081RT C SMITH WILL PREACH THE SERIotON [NTITL[O "THE CHA~L[NGE BEFORE LADY "L" Nt-v.o.... SMITH ADVENTURE IN THAT TOUCH YOKWE '(UK THE CHURCH" a_s[o ON THE T[XT TO I TIM THEATER 7 &. 9 7 &. 9 15 INDO-CHIN", OF' MINK OTHY 3.1-16 Afl fOOTB"'LL 7 &. 9 & A ~URSERY 15 PROVIOEO I~ THE ISLAND OUtH or DAY NURSERY rOR THE SUNO_~ SC~OOL AND 4 NE "' .. 0... 51.! ITH L .. oy "L" AOVENTURE IN CHA"l8[R OF 6 30 &. II AM SERVICE' 9 15 AM fa 12 5 PM IVEY HALL 6 30 &. 8 45 6 30 &. 8.30 INOO-CHINA, HORRORS, SU~DAY SCHOOL CLASSES rOR A~l AGES THEATER AfL fOOTeALL COLLEGE FOOT- #3 ARE HtLO AT THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL AT 6.30 &. 8 30 BALL 6 )0&8 9t40 AM ADULTS ARE pR[S£NT TO ASSIST ------~------t_------~~~~~~~~~~-=-~::~i_------~~~------~~::------~NEWCOMtRS IN rlNOING THEIR CLASSROOMS TH.T TOUCH CH .... MBERS OF AO\t[NTURE IN SUNDAY SCHOOL ON ROl N,MUR IS .T 9 AM OCEAN VIEW or MINI( NEVAOA SMITH HORRORS,CO~. INDO-CHINA, ASSAULT ON ... THE SINGING L.lOY "L" IN THE COMMUNITY BUI~OI~G THEATER 7 30 &. 12 15 7 30 & 12 15 U,GE f"OOTB"'-L A..fL fOOT9U:.L QUEEN, NEWS NUN 730 &, 1215 THE WORSHIP SERVICE O~ ROI NAMUR WILL BE H[lO AT 7 PM IN T~E COMMUNITY &. '2 15 7 30 & 12.15 730 &, 1215 7.30 &. 12 15 BUILaiNG AND WILL BE L[O BY CH'PL41~ ASS",ULT ON LADY "L" NEVAOA Slot ITH CHAMB[R or AOVENTURE IN SIotIT,; TRAOE WINO:;; A QUEEN, 8 8 HO~RORS, COL INOO-CHINA, THEATER NEWS LEGE fOOTS .... LL Afl fOOTBALL LUTHlkAN~ TAKE ~TANu 8 8 8 ON CATHOLIC "EJDINb~ ASSAULT ON A QUEEN-121 MIN AT A lADY "L~114 MIN A MINNE4POLIS (UPI}~-THE AMERICAN LUT~~ SEA ADVENTURE DRAM. COLOR COLOR SOPHISTICATED COMEDY DRAMA COLOR [R"'N CHURCH CONVENTION (ALC) TODAY RE FRANK SINAT~., VIRNA LISI, TONY fR .. N KEIT~, SUZANNE SOPHIA Lo~rN, PAUL N[WM~N, D4VI0 NIYEN CEIVED GUIDELINES fOR LUTHERAN-RoIotAN CIO!A SOPHIa LOREN PORTRAYS THE ROLE or A THOLIC ~t~"'TIONS ~HleH eARS P.lRTICI TION BY ITS IotINISTERS IN W(DOrNGS IN IN THIS ,PIC Of D~RING PIRACY ON THE P.... RT or .. 8(AUTlfUl, YOU~G L4UNORE'S or G.Y WHICH TME COUPLE PROMISES TO R.lISE THE ~IGM 5EA5, OEEP St. DIVER FRANK SINATRA YOUNG H'L~-8~EEO WHO 'OES ON A RELENT- PARIS AT TME TURN OF THE CENTURY WHO :HILDR[N ... S CATHOLICS RElUCTANT~Y JOINS AN ILL-ASSORTED GROUP ES5 SEARCH FOR THE THREE OUTLA~S WHO rALLS MAOlY IN LOVE WITH. DEBONAIR or fORTUNE-HUNGRY AOY[NTURERS ROVING IN MUROEREO HIS WHITE rATHER ANO INOIAN CROOK, PAUL NEWMAN ArTER A SEPARATION THIS POSITION WAS ANNOUNCtO JUNE 23 9V THE CHURCH COUNCIL ANO IS BINDING T~E BAHAM. ISL,NOS IN A SCHEME TO INTER· A ,INE CAST OF SEASONEO ACT SHE OlSCARDS NlWMAN TO MARRy • WE.LTM~ ON THE CHuRCH TODAY'S PRESENTATION CEPT AND HIGHJACK THE BRITISH OCEAN LIN ORS TRANFOR~S THIS VIOLENT WESTERN ENGLISH NOBLEMaN, DAVID NIVEN, WHO kriAS A rORMU I TV th, QUEEN MARY, 8Y UTILIZIN~ A WOR~O INTO PAcK- ENSCONCES HER IN LUXURIOUS ~IGH liVING WAR II RECONOfTIONEO GERMAN U-BOAT TRAVERS INC ABOUT THE CONTINENT R[· THE COUNCIL POINTED our THAT THE RfLUS,[ DUE 1966 UAS[ DUE 1966 P,,~ITICIP"'TION or " LUTHER"N HINISTER IN " WtOOING OF ANO~HER CONGREGATION ~------AT CHAMBER OP HORRORS-129 MIN A 1,6 "'IN. AT .ILL Bt INTERPRETEO AS THE OffiCIAL HORROR ORA~. COLOR RV GR~NTJ DORIS DAv, GIG YOUNG PARTICIPATION Of THE Ale PATRICK O'NEAL, 5uzY P ... 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YEAR E.... RL1E~ RELEASE MIJED MARRIAGES HAS NOr a[[~ "LT(REO MAN [SCAPrS ~ND HIDEOUSLY SEEKS THE MEN 962 OA TE 1965. R[SPONSI8lE FOR MIS CONYICTION 1966 PIKE AND PUBL!~H[k b[L!~Vl Oili"IAlD HAS "AN" ACCO~FLICE NEW YORK (UPI)--EPI5COPAL BISHOP S A PIK[ AND RAMPARTS MAG.ZINE M, KE"TING SAIO TO- THE SINGING NUN-I07 MIN ATC V IT WAS THEIR BtLIEr T~AT THE MUS!tAL OR.~A COLOR S5ASSINATtON OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY IN- DEB81[ REYNOLDS, RICARDO MONTALBAH, VOLVED .. CON5PIR .. CY IN WHlt~ LEE HAR- GRECR GA~SON, AGNtS MoOREH["O V[Y 05WA~0 PL. YEO ONL~ A ~ART A YOU~G DOMINICAN SISTEIl, DEBBIE REY~ BOTH MEN CONCEOEO THAT T~IS CON'LU- HOLDS, RIDES HER MOTOR SCOOTER, CAREFUL- SION MIGHT BE WRONG, BuT THEY 5.10 ALL LY HUGGINQ HER GUITAR TO SAM_RIT.N HOUSE t~IOtNC[, BOTH FROM THE GOVERNMENT IN BRUSSELS, BELGIUM, HER LATtST ASSIGM- ANO rROM OTH[R INTERESTEO PARTIES, HENT As SISTER ANNE, HER ~ART-TIM[ MUST BE REVEALEO TO THE PU8LIC MUSIC .. 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