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PREMIER in NO WASHINGTON, Nov HIGH TIDE 11/16/ 402 AT 0633 11/16/ 008 AT 0040 LOW TIDE 11/16/5.1 AT 1848 ' GLASS 11/16/ I. 2 AT 1222 R . VOL. ~AJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS THURSDAY 15 NOVEMBER 1962 KEEP EYE ON PORT AID BEI~jG FLO~JN PREMIER IN NO WASHINGTON, Nov. 14 (UPI)--THE UNI­ TO STRICKEN 3UAM TED STATES WILL WATCH CLOSELY THE SO­ HURl~Y FOR TALKS WASHINGTON, Nov 14 {UPI)--INTERIOR VIET CONSTRUCTION OF PORT FACILITIES WASHINGTON, Nov. 14 (UPI)--SOVIET SECRETARY STEWART L. UDALL PLEDGED IN CUBA AND PRESUMABLY WILL TAKE "AP_ PREMIER NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV APPARENTLY THAT HIS DEPARTMENT WILL TAKE "ALL PROPRIATE MEASURES" SHOULD IT POSE A LOST HIS ENTHUSIASM FOR A MEETING WITH POSSIBLE MEASURES" TO PROVIDE HOUSING, MILITARY THREAT THE STATE DEPARTMENT PRESIDENT KENNEDY WHEN HIS CUBAN GAM­ MEDICAL AND OTHER MUCH-NEEDED HELP ON SAID TODAY. BLE TO NARROW THE EAST-WEST MISSILE THE TYPHOON DEVASTATED ISLAND OF GUAM. GAP FAilED. UDALL SAID RICHARD F. TAINTANO, GUAM ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS SAID TODAY BORN DIRECTOR OF TERRITORIES IS EN NO CHANGE SEEN THERE HAVE BEEN NO NEW FEELERS FROM ROUTE TO HIS ISLAND HOME TO ASSIST IN Moscow FOR A KENNEDy-KHRUSHCHEV TALK REHABILITATION WORK. I N CUBAt~ CR I SIS SUCH AS THOSE PUT OUT JUST BEFORE THE TAINTANO ALSO WILL GATHER FIRST­ UNITED NATIONS, Nov. 14 (UPI )--u S. UNITED STATES DISCOVERED WHAT RUSSIA HAND INFORMATION ON DESTRUCTION CAUSED AMBASSADOR ADLAI E. STEVENSON SAID TO­ WAS UP TO IN CUBA. BY TYPHOON KAREN WHICH STRUCK THE IS~ DAY THERE HAD BEEN "NO FUNDAMENTAL THE ASSUMPTION IS THAT KHRUSHCHEV LAND SUNDAY NIGHT. HITTING GUAM WITH CHANGES" IN THE CUBAN CRISIS BUT THAT NOW WILL NOT BE ANXIOUS TO MEET KEN­ WINDS UP TO 207-MILES AN HOUR, KAREN BOTH SIDES WERE SEEKING TO BRING IT NEDY UNTIL HE HAS BUILT UP SOME OTHER RAZED AN ESTIMATED 95 PER CENT OF ALL TO AN "EARLY CONCLUSION." PRESSURE POINT TO COMPENSATE FOR HIS HOMES AND BUILDINGS ON THE ISLAND AND STEVENSON AND ACTING SECRETARY GEN­ DEFICIENCY IN NUCLEAR MISSILES AS COM­ CAUSED OVER $100 MILLION DAMAGES. ERAL THANT REVIEWED THE SITUATION IN PARED TO THE UNITED STATES THE MILITARY AIR TRAN~PORT SERVICE AN HOUR AND 50 MINUTE CONFERENCE THIS MOST OFFICIALS DO NOT APPEAR TO EX­ (MATS) SAID IT HAS BEGUN A HALF-MIL­ MORNING. PECT ANY REALLY DANGEROUS SOVIET MOVE LION POUND AIRLIFT OF TENTS AND GEN­ THANT GAVE STEVENSON DETAILS OF HIS ON BERLIN UNLESS KHRUSHCHEV HAS COM­ ERATORS TO PROVIDE TEMPORARY SHELTER TALK YESTERDAY WITH SOVIET DEPUTY FOR­ PLETELY MISREAD KENNEDY'S FIRMNESS ON TO THE rlOMELESS EIGN MINISTER VASILY V. KUZNETSOV AND THE GERMAN ISSUE, THEY DON'T THINK HE MATS OFFICIALS SAID THE FIRST CI35 CUBAN AMBASSADOR LECHUGA IN WHICH A HAS. JET TRANSPORTS LEFT TRAVIS AIR FORCE JOINT CUBAN-SOVIET "SPECIFIC PROPOSAL BASE, CALIFORNIA, YESTERDAY AND THAT FOR ENDING THE CRISIS WAS BROUGHT FOR­ 18 FLIGHTS HAVE BEEN SCHEDULED SO FAR WARD." O~ERATIGN TOMuRRUW TO CARRY THE EQUIPMENT AND AT LEAST AN OPERATION IS SCHEDULED TO TAKE 400 MARINES FROM HICKAM AFB, HAWAI I SEARCH PARTlES COMB SWAMP PLACE AT 10 A.M., FRIDAY, 16 NOVEMBER I FOR NUDE GIRL CHASED BY MAN 1962 THREE SHIPS SINK IN HARBOR LELAND, NORTH CAROLiNA, Nov. 14 (UPI No MARSHALLESE WILL BE PERMITTED ON WHEN TYPHOON KAREN STRUCK --SEARCH PARTIES, USING BLOODHOUNDS KWAJALEIN DURING THE MISSILE OPERATION TOKYO, Nov 14 (UPI)--A SOUTH KOREAN AND MOBILE LOUDSPEAKERS, COMBED A ALL MARSHALLESE WILL DEPART KWAJALEIN NAVY PATROL BOAT AND A PHILIPPINE NA­ SWAMPY AREA NEAR HERE TODAY FOR A ON THE AFTERNOON FERRY OF THURSDAY, 15 VV SHIP WERE SUNK At GUAM LAST SUNDAY YOUNG BLONDE REPORTED SEEN FLEEING NUD NOVEMBER 1962 AND REMAIN ON (BEYE UN­ WHEN TYPHOON KAREN HIT THE WESTERN FROM A MAN. TIL THE OPERA~ION .5 COMPLETED. IF THE PACIFIC ISLAND, U S. NAVY OFFICIALS HIGHWAY PATROLMEN YESTERDAY FOUND OPERATION GOES ON SCHEDULE, THE BOAT DISCLOSED TODAY. I FRESHLY MADE FOOTPRINTS OF BARE FEET FROM EBEYE TO KWA~ALEIN WILL OPERATE OFFICIALS AT YOKOSUKA NAVAL BASE, FOLLOWING THE PATH OF A CREEK THAT RUN IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE "ALL CLEAR" SIG­ SOUTH OF TOKYO, SAID A REPORT FROM THROUGH THE DESOLATE COASTAL ~EGION NAL. I F THE OPERAT I ON I S DE LAYED BE­ REAR ADM J S COYE, U.S. NAVY COM­ THE SEARCH FOR THE GIRL, BELIEVED YOND 1300 HOURS, MARSHALLESE WILL NOT MANDER I N THE GUAM AREA, I ND I CATED THE TO BE BETWEEN 12 AND 15 YEARS OLD, BE­ BE BROUGHT TO KWAJALEIN VESSELS SANK AT THEIR BERTHS GAN YESTERDAY WHEN A YOUNG HOUSEWIFE THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL WILL BE IN ANOTHER VESSEL, THE GUAM DREDGE JOHN REPORTED SEEING THE NUDE GIRL DASH IN­ SESSION AS USUAL. IN THE EVENT THE S CAMPBELL, ALSO WAS SUNK AT ITS TO THE SWAMP. "TAKE COVER" SIGNAL SOUNDS WHILE SCHOOL BERTH WHEN THE ISLAND WAS BATTERED BY MORE THAN 500 SEARCHERS FROM THE IS IN SESSION, THOSE CHILDREN LIVING WINDS IN EXCESS OF 200 MILES AN HOUR. H'GHWAY PATROL, CIVIL AIR PATROL, IN APPROVED SHELTERS WILL BE DISMISSED "PERSONNEL OF THE THREE SHIPS WERE SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT AND OTHER LOCAL TO THEIR HOMES. THOSE CHILDREN LIVING SAFELY EVACUATED BEFORE THE TYPHOON RESCUE UNITS COMBED THE AREA YESTERDAY. IN UNAPPROVED SHELTERS (TRAILERS AND STRUCK," COYE REPORTED. QUARTERS 401, 402, 404, 403, 241) WILL PHILIPPINES CONSIDERING REQUEST BE ESCORTED TO THE YOKWE YUK CLUB AND AGREE THAT MILITARY AID ONLY FOR FIGHTER PLANES IN CONGO WILL REMAIN THERE UNTIL THE "ALL CLEAR" ---- TO MEET COMMUNIST AGGRESSION IS SOUNDED. MANILA, Nov. 14 (UPI)--A FOREIGN (CONTINUED PAGE 5 COLUMN 3) WASHINGTON, Nov. 14 (UPI)--THE UNI- OFFICE SPOKESMAN SAID TODAY THE PHIL­ TED STATES AND INDIA AGREED TODAY THAT IPPINES WAS CONSIDERING A UNITED NA­ FLIGHT ENGINEER ON FLYING TIONS REQUEST TO SEND SIX JET FIGHTER U S. MILITARY AID BEING GIVEN TO INDIA TIGER PULLED WRONG SWITCH WILL BE USED "FOR THE PURPOSE OF MEET­ PLANES TO KATANGA AS PART OF THE U.N. ING CHINESE COMMUNIST AGGRESSION." FORCE THERE. NEW \ORK, Nov. 14 (UPI)--THE PILOT THIS APPEARED TO BE AN ASSURANCE TO THE SPOKESMAN SAID THE REQUEST WAS OF THE FLYING TIG£~ AIRLINES CONSTEL­ PAKISTAN, LONG AT ODDS WITH INDIA OVER MADE IN AN OFFICIAL NOTE BY U.N. ACT­ LATION THAT DITCHED IN THE NORTH AT­ KASHMIR. ING SECRETARY GENERAL THANT TO PRESI­ LANTIC COSTING 28 LIVES TESTIFIED TO­ EARLIER TODAY THE STATE DEPARTMENT DENT DIOSDADO MACAPAGAL. DAY THAT HIS FLIGHT ENGINEER PULLED PRESS OFFICER LINCOLN WHITE ANNOUNCED "THE MATTER IS UNDER SERIOUS STUDY," THE WRONG SWITCH WHEN ONE OF THE FOUR THE UNITED STATES WAS GIVING "URGENT HE SAID. ENGINES CAUGHT ON FIRE. CONSIDERATION" TO AN INDIAN REQUEST CAPT. JOHN D. MURRAY, 44 TOOK THE FOR TRANSPORT PLANES TO TOKYO BY INVITATION STAND TODAY AS A HEARING IN THE SEPT. 23 TRAGEDY OPENED BEFORE THE CIVIL WASHINGTON, Nov. 14 (UPI)--THE UNITE OLDEST UNION WOULD SUFFER AERONAUTICS BOARD. THE FLIGHT ENGINEER, AUTOMOBILE WORKERS UNION SAID IT WAS JAMES E. GARRETT, DID NOT SURVIVE DAGENHAM, ENGLAND, Nov 14 (UPI)-- "SIGNIFICANT" THAT UAW PRESIDENT WAL­ MURRAY SAID THAT WHEN THE No.3 A FORD WORKER'S WIFE SAID A THREATENED TER P. REUTHER WILL VISIT JAPAN AT THE ENGINE BROKE INTO FLAME, GARRETT MADE STRIKE BY 32,000 EMFLOYES WILL CAUSE JOINT INVITATION OF ALL FOUR JAPANESE AN "INADVERTENT MISTAKE." THE SWITCH MISERY IN THE OLDEST UNION IN THE LABOR UNION FEDERATIONS. HE PULLED, MURRAY SAID, STOPPED THE WORLD--MARRIAGE. JAPANESE LABOR FEDERATIONS FREQUENT­ NO. I ENGINE. MRS. EVELYN SMITH WAS JUST ONE OF LY HAVE BEEN AT ODDS WITH EACH OTHER. MANY WOMEN WHO EXPRESSED SIMILAR SEN­ REUTHER LEFT FOR TOKYO TODAY FOR A TIMENTS AT A MASS MEETING CALLED BY TWO-WEEK VISIT TOKYO, Nov. 14 (up I )--AN EARTHQUAKE THE HOUSEWIVES TO PROTEST THE STRIKE SWAYED BUILDINGS AND RATTLED WINDOWS AMAN (UPI)--KI~~ HUSSEIN CELEBRATED IN DOWNTOWN TOKYO TODAY BEGINNING AT NEW DELHI--PRIME MINISTER NEHRU TO- HIS BIRTHDAY TODAY AND TEN YEARS BEING 4.48 P.M. JST (0748 GMT). THERE \.JERE DAY NAMED Y B. CHAVAN AS DEFENSE MIN- KING. Hr ASCENDED THE THRONE FOLLOWING NO IMMEDIATE REPORTS OF DAMAGE ISTER, SUCCEEDING OUSTED MENON THE ASSASS'N\TION OF HIS GRANDFATHER •••••• I ~---------------------4--------_______________L ______________________~ .. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS ( - THURSDAY L 5 NOVEMBER 1962 ' PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE COM­ GERMAN CHANCELLOR PRAISES LIE DETECTOR r£5T5 FOR MANDING IOFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE KENNEDY ON CUBAN STAND SuSPECTS I N PEARL THEFT CASE FACILITYI KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS, WASHINGTON, Nov. 14 (UPI)--PRESIDENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU OF WEAPONS FORT WORTH; TEXAS, Nov. 14 (UPI)-­ KENNEDY AND WEST GERMAN CHANCELLOR CONTRACT NOAS-4176-c WITH THE TRANS­ POLICE WHO COMPARED SATURDAY'S MILLION- PORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. KONRAD ADENAUER MET AT THE WHITE HOUSE DOLLAR PEARL THEFT TO A n JIGSAW PUZZLE," TODAY TO DISCUSS BERLIN AND OTHER COLD THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY CONTINUED TO QUESTION SUSPECTS TODAY. MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE FOR WAR TENSIONS IN WHAT THEY AGREED WAS "IT IS LIKE PUTTING A JIGSAW PUZZLE AN HOUR OF GREAT INTERNATIONAL PERIL. NOTICES IS 4 P.M DAY BEFORE PUBLICA­ TOGETHER," SAID DETECTIVE CAPT. R E. THE 86-YEAR-OLD GERMAN LEADER, TION. DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS 10 ~AK­ PINCKARD. "ONCE WE GET THE OVERALL ING HIS 11TH VISIT TO THE UNITED A.M. DAY OF PUBLICATION. PICTURE, WE CAN START NARROWING DOWN STATES SINCE THE END OF WORLD WAR II, THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO THE POSSIBILITIES." RECEIVED A HIGH CEREMONIAL WELCOME. EDIT ALL COpy RECEIVED FOR PUBLICA­ SIX PERSONS WERE QUESTIONED YESTER­ TION.
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