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TIDE LOW TIDE 0236 I ~~T~ T ~ :~ 14~2 I HOURGLASS ~~T~ :.~ ~~ ~~~ ~.~~L .~ HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE 0236 I ~~t~ t ~ :~ 14~2 I HOURGLASS ~~t~ :.~ ~~ ~~~ ~.~~L_ VOL. 4 No. 1445 ~AJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS MONDAY 3'" 1963 ('> TEMPERATURES NIKE ZEUS ASTRAY TOKYO--CLOUDY, 69-64; SAN FRANCISCO POPE SUFFERING DETONATION ORDERED --OVERCAST, 62-50; NEW YORK--FAIR, 86- PRAYS FOR OTHERS WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE, NEW MEX­ 64; LONDON--SUNNY, 68-4h, PARIS--SUN­ VATICAN CITY (UPI)--POPE JOHN XXI I I ICO (UPI)--A NIKE ZEUS ANTI-MISSILE NY, 80-57; KWAJALEIN, 87-79 AND ROI WAS REPORTED TO BE IN HIS "DEATH SPASMS" MISSILE LOST ITS BEARINGS AND STREAKED NAMUR, 87-76. TONIGHT HIS STOUT HEART WAS BEGINNING TWO-THIRDS OF THE WAY ACROSS NEW MEX­ RELATIVE HUMIDITY RANGED FROM 90 TO AT LAST TO SHOW THE STRAIN OF HIS ILL- ICO YESTERDAY BEFORE IT WAS BLOWN UP 7 4 PERCENT. NESS AS HE CLUNG TO LIFE WITH A PRAYER OVER AN ISOLATED MOUNTAIN AREA. RAINFALL SATURDAY AMO~NTtD TO I 19 FOR OTHERS ON HIS LIPS I A RASH OF SMALL FOREST FIRES BROKE dNCHES~ THE TOTAL FOR THE fiRST TWO THE HANDS OF THE 81-YEAR-OLD PONTIFF-­ OUT IN TINDER-DRY FOREST LAND IN pAYS OF THIS NEW MONTH I~ I 47 INCH~S CONSCIOUS AND IN GREAT PAIN, WHICH HE NORTHERN NEW MEXICO NEAR THE PLACE WAS REPORTED TO BE B~ARING "LIKE A I WHERE THE ARMY SAID THE NIKE ZEUS WAS NEW COMMAND SAINT" -- BEGAN TO SWELL. HIS TEMPER­ DESTROYED BY A RADIO SIGNAL FROM THE NAVY REORGANIZES ATURE SHOT UP TO A CRITICAL 104°F AND WHITE SANDS RANGE SAFETY OFFICER WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE U.S NAVY FRI- HIS PULSE RATE WAS 140 PER MINUTE THE FIRES WERE DISCOVERED BY FOREST DAY ANNOUNCED A fAR-REACHING REORGAN­ VAT!CAN RADIO SAID THE POPE WAS SINK­ LOOKOUTS SHORTLY AFTER THE NIKE ZEUS IZATION Of COMMAND THAT REPORTEDLY WAS ING SLOWLY BUT THAT "DUE TO THE EXTRA­ WAS BLOWN UP OVER THE NACIMIENTO MOUN­ OPPOSED IN ITS ORIGINAL FORM BY ADM. ORDINARY CONSTITUTION OF THE HOLY FATHER" TAIN RANGE, 30 MILES WEST OF Los ALAMOS GEORGE W ANDERSON, OUTGOING CHIEF OF HE WAS CONSCIOUS, BEARING HIS AGONY SI­ STATE AND tEDERAL tORESTRY OFFICIALS NAVAL OPERATIONS. LENTLY AS HE WAITED PLACIDLY FOR THE SAID THEY DID NOT KNOW WHETHER THE THE SHAKEUP WILL GIVE VICE ADM. .END FIRES WERE STARTED BY THE MISSILE, BY GEORGE F BEARDSLEY, CHIEF OF NAVAL THOUGH HE GRIMACED FROM PAIN THE PON­ LIGHTNING FROM THUNDERSTORMS, OR BY MATERIAL, ADDITIONAL POWERS TO "COOR­ TifF CONTINUED TO PRAY FOR OTHERS, A SOME OTHER AGENCY. DINATE" AND IN SOME CASES TO SUPERVISE CRUCIFIX CLASPED IN HIS HANDS, A VATI­ IT WAS THE SECOND MALFUNCTION OF A THE POLICY OF FLEET SUPPLY BUREftUS CAN SPOKESMAN SAID. "HE OFfERS HIS SUF­ NIKE ZEUS DURING A WHITE SANDS TEST THE MOVE WAS A COMPROMISE IN THAT IT fERING FOR THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, IN RECENT WEEKS. AVOIDS NAMING A "CHIEF OF NAVAL SUP­ FOR THE SOULS Of THOSE WHO HAVE DIED THE ARMY, WHICH NORMALLY ISSUES PORT," TO WHICH ANDERSON REPORTEDLY AND FOR THE MISSIONARY WORLD," THE PRESS STATEMENTS AFTER SUCCESSFUL NIKE HAD OBJECTED BUT NAVY SECRETARY FRED SPOKESMAN SAID. ZEUS TESTS AT WHITE SANDS r VOLUNTEERED KORTH SAID BEARDSLEY WILL PERFORM "JOHN XX III SEEMS TO LI VE ALONE WITH NO INFORMATION ABOUT YESTERDAY'S FAIL­ ABOUT THE SAME NEW DUTIES THAT HAD BEEN GOD, TO SPEAK WITH HIM AND OF HIM," VA­ URE. ENVISIONED FOR A "CHIEF OF NAVAL SUP­ TICAN RADIO REPORTED PORT" AND WILL REPORT DIRECTLY TO THE THE POPE HAD BEEN TOO WEAK THIS MORN­ ATLAS MISSILE NAVY SECRETARY. ING TO RECEIVE COMMUNION ALTHOUGH HE LAUNCH SILO EXPLODES CREATION Of A NEW'COMMAND WOULD HAVE LISTENED TO A MASS RECITED IN THE ROOM ROSWELL, N. M (UPI)--AN EXPLOSION REQUIRED CONGRESSIONAL APPROVAL. NEXT TO HIS BED CHAMBER. LATER HE WEAKENED FURTHER, AND ALTHOUGH HE RE­ ROCKED AN ATLAS MISS)LE LAUNCH SILO AT THt SAME TIME, KORTH DENIED THERE TONIGHT, STARTING A FURIOUS UNDERGROUND WERE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN HIM AND AN­ CITED THE REGINA COELI (QUEEN OF HEAVEN) FIRE DERSON THAT MIGHT HAVE PREVENTED AN­ PRAYERS HE WAS TOO WEAK AfTERWARD TO AN ATLAS MISSILE INSTALLED IN THE DERSON'S RE-APPOINTMENT TO THE JOINT BLESS HIMSELF WITH THE SIGN OF THE CROSS SILO WAS BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN DE­ CHIEFS OF STAFf. "HE COULD SIGNIFY HIS DESiRE BY NOD­ STROYED IN THE INFERNO. A THICK COLUMN KORTH REPEATEDLY DECLINED TO SAY DING HIS HEAD," AN ANNOUNCER SAID. ! OF SMOKE STILL BOILED SKYWARD FROM THE WHETHER HE MADE ANY RECOMMENDATIONS UNTIL NOW, HIS DOCTORS HAD MARVELED SILO TWO HOURS AFTER THE BLAST, BUT ABOUT ANDERSON'S TERM OF DUTY, WHICH AT THE "CLOCKLIKE" PACE OF THE PONTIFF'S NO FLAMES WERE VISIBLE ABOVE GROUND. EXPIRES AUG. I. HEART--THE HERITAGE OF HIS PEASANT FORE­ I AN AIR tORCE SPOKESMAN SAID THE MIS- UPON THE RECOMMENDATION OF DEFENSE BEARERS--WHICH HE HAD MAINTAINED THROUGH SILE DID NOT HAVE A NUCLEAR WARHEAD SECRETARY ROBERT S. McNAMARA, PRESID~NT LONG PERIODS OF COMA, WHEN HE LIVED WITH F,RST REPORTS SAID ALL PERSONNEL AT KENNEDY DID NOT RE-APPOINT ANDERSON TO AN OXYGEN TENT AS HIS CONDITION STEADILY THE LAUNCH SITE, 15 MILES NORTH OF Ros­ A SECOND TWO-YEAR TERM. THE NAVY MILI­ DETERIORATED. TODAY FOR THE FIRST TIME IT BEGAN TO WELL NEAR U.S. HIGHWAY 70, GOT OUT OF TARY CHIEF INSTEAD WAS NOMINATED U.S. THE SILO AND ADJACENT BARRACKS, AND AMBASSADOR TO PORTUGAL. WEAKEN NO ONE SEEMED INJURED. LAST NIGHT, IT WAS mNSCLOSED, THE I NEWSMEN AT THE SCENE LEARNED THAT PONTifF TOLD EUGENE C~ TISSERANT, PERSONNEL AT THE UNDERGROUND SILO, CoO. RETURNS THE FRENCH-BORN DEAN Ol!iIIf!!!« SACRED COL­ WHICH IS USED TO TRAIN ATLAS LAUNCH CAPTAIN P. A. HOLMBERG, USN, LEGE OF CARDINALS: "TH"~~ STILL HAS I CREWS, HAD BEEN FIGHTING A SMALL FIRE COMMANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MIS­ NOT COME THE LORD WANTS T~E OFFERING FOR SEVERAL HOURS BEFORE THE EXPLOSION SILE RANGE FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, OF MY SUFFERING. THE LORD'S WILL BE THE rlRE APPARENTLY REACHED LIQUID RETURNED TODAY FROM A TRIP TO DONE II II OXYGEN STORAGE TANKS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE NAVY DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS A BROADCAST SAID POPE PRAYED TO GOD THE SILO, AND THE RESULTING BLAST BLEW AT WASHINGTON, D. C , AND THE TO HELP HIM "BECAUSE I AM AFFLICTED AND I OFF THE HEAVY STEEL CAMP DOORS AT THE PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE AT POINT MISERABLE." I GROUND-LEVEL MOUTH OF THE SILO. MUGU, CALIF THE POPE, FIRST STRiCKEN LAST Nov 28, I A SPOKESMAN AT WALKER AIR FORCE BASE WAS SUFFERING fROM A STOMACH TUMOR BE- ! IN ROSWELL SAID THE MISSILE "PROBABLY LIEVED TO BE CANCEROUS AND FROM PERITON-: HAS BEEN DESTROYED" AND THAT AIR POLICE RED SHIP ITIS AND ANEMIA BROUGHT BY MASSIVE IN­ WOULD MAINTAIN A CORDON A SAFE DISTANCE NOT TORPEDOED TERNAL HEMORRHAGES IN THE PAST. THOUGH FROM THE SILO UNTIL THE FIRE WAS EX- TOKYO (UPI)--THE CHINESE COMMUNISTS HOPE WAS GONE HE CLUNG TENAr'OUSLY TO TINGUISHED. ADMITTED TODAY THAT THEIR FREIGHTER LIFE SINCE A RELAPSE OF FRIDAY WHEN HE I THE SPOKESMAN SAID THE EXPLOSION WAS "LEAP FORWARD" HAD SUNK AFTER STRIKING WAS THOUGHT TO BE DYING. NOT CAUSED BY THE MISSILE ITSELF, AND A ROCK, NOT BECAUSE OF A TORPEDO OUTSIDE IN ST. PETa.'S SQUARE A CROWD THAT NO ONE WAS INJURED. THE 1 1,182 TON FREIGHTER, THE FIRST OF 15,000 PERSONS GATHERED TO PRAY AND THE FLAMES, APPARENTLY FED BY RUP- BIG CARGO SHIP EVER BUILT BY RED CHINA, WATCH THE THIRD FLOOR WINDOWS OF THE TURED LIQUID OXYGEN AND MISSILE FUEL SANK IN THE YELLOW SEA MAY I POPE'S APARTMENT. THEY HAD PRAYED EAR- I TANKS AT THE BASE OF THE SILO, ROARED JAPANESE FISHERMEN RESCUED 59 SURVI- LIER IN THE DAY WHEN A THUNDER AND LIGHTl FOR 140RE THAN THREE HOURS. THEN THEY VORS FROM THREE LIFE RAFTS AND SOME OF NING STORM DARKENED THE SKIES AND ; SUBSIDED AND WALKER AtB FIREMEN BROUGHT THE SURVIVORS CLAIMED THE SHIP HAD BEEN DRENCHED THEM TO THE SKIN THEM UNDER CONTROL WITH CHEMICAL EX­ TORPEDOED. THE PONTIFF, LYING IN A PLAIN IRON TINGUISHERS PEKING'S OffiCIAL NEWS OUTLETS NEVER BED, HEARD THE ROAR OF THE THUNDER AND FOUR HOURS AFTER THE EXPLOSION, ONLY MENTIONED THE TORPEDO CLAIM, REPORTING ASKED WHAT WAS GOING ON. HE WAS TOLD A SMALL FIRE WAS STILL BURNING AT THE AT THE TIME ONLY THAT THE FREiGHTER I T WAS A STORM II BOTTOM OF THE WRECKED SILO. HAD "MET DISASTER AND SANK." TODAY NORMALLY WOULD HAVE BEEN A GREAT, ', SHERIFF'S OFFICERS, STATE POLICE AND PEKING SAID THEN THAT IT WAS "AT- HOLIDAY IN ROME BUT THE CITY WAS SADDENED I 30 AIR POLICE BLOCKED OFF U.S. 70 ON TACHING GREAT IMPORTANCE TO THE SUDDEN IT WAS THE JOYOUS FEAST OF PENTECOST, I II EITHER SIDE OF THE MISSILE LAUNCH SITE DISASTER WHICH MARKS THE FOUNDING OF THE CATHOliC! TO LOCAL TRAFFIC, TO KEEP A CROWD FROM CHURCH, AND IT WAS THE 17TH ANNIVERSARY ! I GATHERING BUY U. So SAVINGS BONDS Of THE ITALIAN REPUBLIC I PAGE 2 HOURGLASS MONDAY 3 JUNE ~963 PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION Of THE COM-I NATIONALIST CHINA LAOS MANDING OffiCER, PACifiC MISSILE RANGE PILOT DEFECTS TO REDS - KONG LE "S fORCES UNDER HEI-WY FIRE fACILITY KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS, I TAIPEI (UPI )--RADIO PEKING DECLARED CONTRACT NOAS-4176-c WITH THE TRANS- VIENT'IANE' (U~I )--INTERM;TT~N ARTIL­ I SATURDAY THAT A NATIONALIST CHINESE PI­ PORT COMPANY Of TEXAS LERY AND MORTAR FIRE WAS REPORTED FROM LOT DEFECTED TO COMMUNIST CHINA IN AN THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY THE PLAIN OF JARS TODAY BY REPRESENTA­ I f-86-F FIGHTER PLANE, AND THE NATIONAL­ , MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE FOR TIVES OF THE INTERNATIONAL CONTROL IST GOVERNMENT CONFIRMED THAT ONE OF l NOTiCES IS 4 P M DAY BEFORE PUBLICA- COMMISSION FOR LAOS (ICC) ITS PLANES IS MISSING.
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