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VOL '5 No 16i i KWAJALE~Nj ~RSHAlL ~SlANDS WEDNESDAY 15 JANUARY ~964 PRESS MANAGER SCHOOL, MILITARY, HINT CUBAN HAND LEAVING KWAJ TCT, COMMENDED IN ZANZIBAR MR. PAUL B. SEBRING, MANAGER, PROJECT THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL, WHICH LAST DAR-Es-SALA~M, TANGANYIKA (UPI)--A PRESS, AND HIS FAMILY ARE DEPARTING YEAR RECEIVED ACCREDiTATION BY THE U.So INFORMATION SERVICE OFfiCER TODAY THURSDAY 16 JANUARY AFTER AN EIGHTEEN NORTH CENTRAL ASSOCiATION OF SCHOOLS GAVE THE fiRST DESCRIPTION OF THE MONTHS' ASSIGNMENT ON KWAJALEIN AND ROI AND COLLEGES, RECEIVED AN EVALUATION REVOLUTION ON LANZIBAR AND SAID IT WAS NAMUR. REPORT BY AN INSPECTION TEAM WHICH POSSIBLE A CUBAN WAS IN CHARGE OF A BEFORE PROJECT PRESS WAS ORGANIZED, RECENTLY TOURED THE SCHOOL. MARVIN REBEL STRONGPOINT AT THE CABLE OfFICE. MR SEBRING WAS IN CHARGE OF THE M~T GLASSCOCK, SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS, THE OFFICER, STUART LILL/COE, WHO WAS LINCOLN LABORATORY MILLSTONE HILL FIELD ANNOUNCED TODAY THE GENERAL RECOM ONE OF 54 AMERICANS, 12 BRITISH, 5 STATION THE MILLSTONE RADAR DEVELOPED MENDATIONS OF THE EVALUATijNG COMMITTEE. GERMAN, AND 9 ARAB MEN, WOMEN AND THE SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE BMEWS (BAL ACCORDING TO THE COMMITTEE REPORT, CHILDREN EVACUATED BY THE DESTROYER LISTIC MISSILE EARLY WARNING SYSTEM) "THE VISITORS WERE VERY FAVORABLY iM UoSoS. MANLEY, DESCRIBED THE SWIfT RADARS, WAS FIRST TO PINPOINT THE ORBfT PRESSED WITH THE SCHOOL, THE CALIBER REVOLUTiON AS A "WELL-PLANNED AND OF SPUTNiK I, ESTABLISHED TRAJECTORIES OF THE ADMINISTRATORS, AND THE QUALITY EXECUTED couP." FOR THE EARLY ROCKET-LOFTED PACKAGES OF THE STAFF GEORGE SEITZ HIGH SCHOOL OTHER REfUGEES SAID CUBANS WERE FROM WALLOPS iSLAND AND CAPE CANAVERAL, IS OBVIOUSLY ONE OF THE BEST INSTI BELIEVED TO HAVE PARTICIPATED IN THE WAS FIRST TO DEVELOP SUCCESSFUL VOICE TUTIONS VISITED IN THE SMALL SCHOOL REVOLT SUNDAY NIGHT, WHICH TOPPLED TRANSMISSION BY MOON-BOUNCE; WAS FIRST CLASSIF"ICATION MANY OF ITS FEATURES THE SULTAN AND ZANZIBAR'S ARAB-BACKED TO MAKE ACCURATE RADAR CONTACT ~ITH SHOULD BE EMULATED IN MUCH LARGER GOVERNMENT. REPORTS HERE SAID A VENUS, ESTABLiSHED A NEW ORDER Of AC SCHOOLS. THE fOLLOWING COMMENDATIONS "CONSERVATIVE ESTIMATE" WAS THAT 80 CURACY FOR THE ASTRONOMICAL UNIT, MADE STATE SOME OF THESE POINTS MORE SPECI PERSONS WERE KILLED IN THE FIGHTING. THE FIRST MEASUREMENTS ON THE EFFECTS fiCALLY. THE REVOLUTION, THE FIRST IN A ON RADIO WAVES PASSING THROUGH THE I BOTH THE TRANSPORT COMPANY Of TEXAS BRITISH COMMONWEALTH NATION, CAME ONLY AURORA; AND H.D MANY OTHER ACCOMPLISH AND LOCAL MILITARY AND ADMINISTRATiVE 34 DAYS AfTER BRITAIN GAVE ZANZIBAR, MENTS TO ITS CREDIT ALSO AT MILLSTONE OFFICIALS ARE TO BE COMMENDED F"OR THE A NATION COMPOSED OF THE TWIN ISLANDS WAS BEING INSTALLED THE HAYSTACK RADAR, OVERALL EXOELLENT fACILITY AND PROGRAM OF ZANZIBAR AND PEMBA, ITS INDEPENDENCE WITH A 120-FOOT DIAMETER DISH UNDER A THAT HAVE BEEN PROVIDED IN THiS iSO LILLICOE SAID HE WAS TOLD THAT THE '50-FOOT RADOME LATED AREAo THE VISiTORS FELT THAT REBEL IN CHARGE Of THE INSURGENTS' MR SEBRING WAS ASKED TO TAKE LEAVE THE SUPERINTENDENT HAS BEEN INSTRU POST AT THE CABLE OFfiCE WAS HEARD TO FROM MILLSTONE TO ORGANIZE AND MANAGE MENTAL IN BRINGING THIS SCHOOL FROM SPEAK IN SPANISH. PROJECT PRESS AFTER SOME 15 MONTHS PRACTICALLY NOTHING TO A VERY GOOD "HE WAS OBVIOUSLY NOT A ZANZIBARI OF CONCENTRATED EFFORT IN LEXINGTON, SCHOOL, AND ALSO BELIEVED THE TRANSPORT BUT HE COULD HAVE BEEN A NORTH AFRICAN," MR SEBRING CAME TO KWAJALEIN, WHERE COM~ANY Of TEXAS HAS GENEROUSLY PRO THE UoSo STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICER SAID HE HAS DIRECTED THE INSTALLATiON AND VIDED LOGISTICAL SUPPORT NEEDED SUG "HE SPOKE NO SWAHILI BUT DID SPEAK COORDINATION OF INSTRUMENTATION, AND GESTIONS OR PREVIOUS REPORTS HAVE LARGE ENGLISH" COORDINATED THE EFfORTS OF SCIENTISTS LY BEEN IMPLEMENTED. ONE Of THE REfUGEES SAID HE SAW "TWO AND ENGINEERS IN DEVELOPING WHAT NOW 2. THE LIBRARY IN THE SCHOOL HAS THE CUBANS" COME INTO HIS HOTEL WEARING IS GENERALLY REGARDED AS THE WORLD'S POTENTIAL OF BECOMING THE KIND OF IN BATTLE-DRESS AND BUSH HATS MOST POWERFUL TOOL FOR STUDYING MID STRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER ESSENTIAL ACCORDING TO EYE-WITNESSES, AT LEAST COURSE AND RE-ENTRY PHENOMENA OF BAL TO ANY GOOD SCHOOL Now THAT A QUALITY 80 PERSONS WERE KILLED AND MANY OTHERS LISTIC MISSILES COLLECTION HAS BEEN PUT IN, TEACHERS WOUNDED IN THE LIGHTNING COUP THAT WAS BOTH MRo AND MRS. SEBRING HAVE CON CAN MAKE CONSIDERABLE EFfORT TO ASSURE LED BY "FIELD MARSHAL" JOHN OKELLO, TRIBUTED TO THE COMMUNITY ON KWAJALEIN. USE Of THIS FACILITY A FORMER POLICEMAN ON ZANZIBAR AMONG OTHER THINGS, MR. SEBRING HAS BEEN 3. BECAUSE THE TEACHING OBSERVED WAS OKELLO WENT ON RAD!O ZANZIBAR LAST A MEMBER OF THE SCHOOL BOARD, AND MRS. ALMOST UNifORMLY Of HIGH QUALITY, IT NIGHT, IDENTifiED HIMSELr AS LEASER SEBRING HAS BEEN ACTIVE iN CHURCH WORK, IS DIFFICULT TO SINGLE OUT OUTSTANDING OF THE ZANZ I BAR "FREEDOM FIGHTERS" AND THE NURSERY SCHOOL, AND THE SCOUTS PERfORMANCESo THE VISITORS FEEL THAT ASKED AMERICAN AND BRITISH D!PLOMATS THEIR SIX CHILDREN HAVE MANY FRIENDS, THE PROfESSIONAL SPIRIT AND OVERALL ON THE ISLAND TO REMAIN THERE AND AND HAVE ENGAGED IN MANY ACT!VITIES PREPARATiON OF THIS TOTAL FACULTY AND RECOGNIZE HiS NEW ARAB-DOMINATED REGIME Now THEY ARE GOING BACK TO MILLSTONE ADMINISTRATION WERE MOST COMMENDABLE, KWAJALE!N WILL MISS THEM AND HOPE THAT THE RECRUITMENT PROCEDURE BEST WISHES, PAUL, AND YOKWE YUK, CONTINUES TO BE SO EFfECTiVEo" ARREST CUBAN AGENTS V'ALL' RECOMMENDATIONS MADE BY THE EVALUA PANAMA C,TY (UPI)--THE UNITED STATES TING GROUP INCLUDE THE fOLLOWiNG~ AND PANAMA AGREED TONIGHT TO RE-ESTAB I. THE RECOMMENDATION IS MADE THAT A LISH DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS AND TO REVISE FIND BOMBER CREWMAN MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM BE PROVEDED AS SOON THE TREATY GOVERNING THE CANAL ZONE, CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND (UPI)--THE SECOND AS POSSIBLE TO PROViDE FOR INSTRUCTION iNFORMED SOURCES SAID THE SOURCES OF FIVE CREWMEN WHO BAILED OUT OF A IN ART AND MUSIC AND TO SERVE AS A SAiD THE AGREEMENT WAS FORMULATED BY SAC 8-52 BOMBER DURING A HEAVY SNOW PLACE TO ASSEMBLE ALL STUDENTS As THE !NTER-AMERICAN PEACE COMMISSION. STORM WAS FOUND ALIVE TODAY IN THE RUG MUCH fLEXIBILITY AS POSSIBLE SHOULD IN WASHINGTON, AT LEAST 10 AGENTS GED MOUNTAINS OF WESTERN MARYLAND BE BUILT INTO THIS FACILITY TRAINED IN CUBA HAVE BEEN ARRESTED AND HE WAS IDENTIFIED AS CAPT PARKER C 2 AT LEAST ONE OffERING IN FINE ARTS ARE BEING HELD BY PANAMANIAN AUTHORI PEEDEN, 29, THE CO-PILOT PEEDEN, WHO SHOULD BE PROVIDED BY A QUALIFIED TIES IN PANAMA, ARMY SECRETARY CYRUS SURVIVED MORE THAN 36 HOURS Of NEAR TEACHER Ro VANCE SAID TODAY. VANCE, WHO RE ZERO WEATHER ON A WIND-SWEPT ~OUNTA!N 3. THE SCHOOL NEEDS TO HAVE SOMEONE TURNED FROM PANAMA YESTERDAY, TOLD A RANGE 20 MILES NORTHWEST Of HERE, WAS QUALIFIED IN GUiDANCE AND COUNSELING NEWS CONFERENCE HE THOUGHT AT LEAST ONE TAKEN TO CUMBERLAND MEMORIAL HOSPITAL TO F"UNCTION AT LEAST ON A PART-T!ME OF THE 10 WAS A SNIPER. IN fAIR CONDITION. BASIS. TH!S PERSON SHOULD ASSIST !N THE ARMY SECRETARY SAID THE AGENTS THE PilOT OF THE HELICOPTER WH~C~ THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN ADEQUATE TESTING WERE IDENTIFIED BY UoSo AUTHORITIES CARRIED HIM HERE SAID RESCUERS HAD TO PROGRAM TO BE iMPLEMENTED AS SOON AS AND WERE ARRESTED BY PANAMANIAN POLICE. TRUDGE ABOUT FOUR MiLES THROUGH HIP QOSSIBLE A FEW, HE SAID, WERE RECENT ARRIVALS DEEP SNOW BEFORE REACHING HIM. 4 THE VIS!iORS WERE PLEASED WITH THE IN PANAMA POSSIBiLITY OF SEPARATING THE ELEMEN THE SECRETARY SAID, HOWEVER, THAT IV ~TAl~AN PRES~DENr UoS. GUEST TARY AND HIGH SC~OOLS BE!NG DISCUSSED HAS NOT BEEN ESTABL I SHED THAT ANY OF WASHINGTON (UPi)--ITALIAN PRESIDENT AN WITH THE leEA THAT THE LATTER WOULD THE WEAPONS USED IN THE PANAMA FIGHTING TONiO SEGNI ARRIVED IN WASHINGTON TODAY BE RE-LOCATED ON A NEW SITE W~TH A WERE BROUGHT INTO PANAMA FROM CUBA. AND RECEIVED A WARM WELCOME FROM PRESI NEW BUILDINGu THIS ~TEP IS A REASONABLE VANCE SAID THE AGENTS WERE TRAINED IN DENT JOHNSON. HIS TR!P WAS EXPECTED TO ONE WHICH SHOULC BE EXPLORED AS A LOGi CUBA BUT HE WOULD NOT SAY THAT THEY GIVE THE PRESIDENT SOME HINT OF WHETHER CAL NEXT STEP IN PLANN!NG fOR THE EN ALL WERE CUBANS. HE PRAISED THE PANA HE CAN FORGE NEW TRANS-ATLANTIC POLITI ROLLMENT EXPANSiON WHICH IS BUARANTEED MANIAN NATIONAL GUARD fOR RESTORING CAL AND MILITARY PARTNERSHIPS UNDER PRE~ENT PLANS FOR ADD!TIONAL ORDER HE ADDED THAT THERE HAVE BEEN HOUSING (CON'To ON PAGt 3 ) NO 3ABOTAGE ATTEMPTS ON THE CANAL. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 15 JANUARY 1964
c PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTiON Of BOBBY KENNEDY SOUTH VIET NAM CAN BEAT REDS HOMELESS PROBLEM ~N CALCUTTA THE COMMANDING OFFuCER PACiFIC EXPERIENCED ENVOY SAYS GREENE RIOTS MISSILE RANGE FAC!L!TY KWAJA WAS~!NGTON (UPI)--ATTORNEY HONOLULU (UPI)--SOUTH CALCUTTA (UP~)--POL!CE AND LEIN, MARSHALL iSLANDS, CON GENERAL ROBERT F. KENNEDY, VIETNAMESE FORCES CAN DEFEAT ARMY TROOPS WITH ORDERS TO TRACT NOAS-59-4176-c WiTH THE ONE OF HiS LATE BROTHER'S MOSJTHE COMMUNIST VIET CONG SHOOT-TO-KILL IMPOSED TOUGH TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXASo VALUED GLOBAL TROUBLESHOOTERS~GUERRILLAS WITHOUT ADDITIONAL RESTRICTIONS TODAY IN AN EF THE HouRGLASS IS PUBLISHED LEAVES FOR THE FAR EAST TODAY A~ERICAN TROOPS, THE COMMAND- FORT TO KEEP !NDIA'S LATEST DAILY MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAi ON ~ SIM!~AR MISSION FOR ANT OF THE UoSo MARINE CORPS RELIGIOUS WARFARE FROM SPREAD DEAo~INE FOR NOTICES IS 4 P M PR:SiOENT JOHNSON. SAID YESTERDAY I NG. DAY BEfORE PUBLICATION DEAD KENNEDY WILL CONFER WITH GENERAL WALLACE M. GREENE POLICE ORDERED ROUND-THE LINE fOR NE'v13 ITEMS IS 10 A M. dNDONESIAN PRESIDENT SUKARNO SA!D, HOWEVER, THE It JOB IS CLOCK CURFEWS IN FIVE MORE DAY OF PUBLiCATION IN TOKYO ON THURSDAY ABOUT A TOUGH ONE AND A BIG ONE. 1t CITY DISTRICTS, AND THE ARMY THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE INDONESiA'S DISPUTE WITH HE REFUSED TO ESTIMATE HOW ASSUMED CONTROL OF FIVE OTHER RIGHT TO EDIT COpy RECEIVED THE NEWLY FORMED STATE OF LONG IT WOULD TAKE TO ROUT DISTRICTS. FOR PuBLICATION MALAYSIA THE COMMUNIST FORCES THE RELIGIOUS WARFARE WAS EDITOR - CLAIRE BRIGHAM THE ATTORNEY GENERAL WAS GREENE ~ADE THE COMMENTS THE WORST IN BNDIA SINCE THE STAFF - PPT WILLiS SCHEDULED TO MEET WITH ON HIS ARRIVAL HERE FOLLOW PARTITION IN 1947. NANCY I-IOUGHTCt\J PRESIDENT JOHNSON AT 10.30 ING AN INSPECTION TRBP TO THE GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCED A M TODAY FOR A LAST-MINUTE SOUTHEAST ASIA HE PLANNED SATURDAY NIGHT THAT 60 PER
PATRiOTISM REALLY PROVOCATiON j BRIEFING ON HIS TRIP. TO REVIEW MARINE UNITS IN SONS HAD BEEN KILLED AT SA'fS TiMES SUKARNO'S THREATS AGAINST HAWAII BEFORE RETURNING LEAST 60 MORE WERE BELIEVED NEW YORK (UPI)--COMMENTING THE MALAYSIAN FEDERATION TO THE MA'NLAND UN~TED STATES TO HAVE DIED SINCE THEN AS EDITORIALLY ON THE CRISIS IN HAVE STIRRED INCREASING TOMORROW TROOPS MOVED IN WITH ORDERS PANAMA THE NEW YORK TiMES SAID~ TENSIONS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA, GREENE NOTED THERE WAS A TO "SHOW NO MERCylI TO ROVING "A LONG, COMPLEX AND DIFFi- AND JOHNSON IS UNDER PRESSURE LULL !N THE r IGHT8NG IN BANDS OF LOOTERS TAKING AD CULT COURSE OF NEGOTIATIONS FROM CONGRESS TO WITHDRAW SOUTH VIET NAM BUT HE SAID VANTAGE OF THE UNSTABLE CON BETWEEN PANAMA AND THE UNITED AID TO iNDONESIA IF SUKARNO IT WAS UNDERSTANDABLE IN DITIONSo STATES LIES AHEAD. DISPATCHES DOES NOT CHANGE HIS WAYS. LIGHT OF THE PROBLEMS OF ONE OF THE BBGGEST PROBLEMS FROM BOTH PANAMA AND THE CANAL THE MAIN PURPOSE OF KEN- TRANSITION FACED BY THE PRE FOR AUTHORITIES INVOLVED THE ZONE I NO I CA TE THA T THE AD- NEDY ISM I SS ION APPAR ENTL Y SENT MIL!TARY JUNTA FOLLOW MORE THAN 73,000 PERSONS MADE MINISTRATION UNDERSTANDS FULL IS TO DISSUADE SUKARNO FROM ING ITS OVERTHROW OF THE DIEM HOMELESS BY THE PiLLAGING AND WELL THE MAJOR BLUNDER COM- HIS ANNOUNCED INTENTION TO REGIME FIRES SET BY ARSON!STSo AT MiTTED IN LETTING HIGH SCHOOL "CRUSH" MALAYSIA "I WAS IMPRESSED BY THE LEAST 50,000 OF THESE WERE STUDENTS FLOUT AN INTERNATIONA~ SEVERAL WEEKS AGO JOHNSON MANY PERSONS i SAW, BOTH FORCED TO TAKE ~HELTER ALONG AGREEMENT BY THE UNITED STATES SENT A SPECIAL~TE TO SU- VIETNAMESE AND AMERICAN, ROADSIDESo GOVEPNMENT As THE EVENTS KARNO EXPRESSING GRAVE CON- WHO ARE REALLY DEDICATED TO THE COMMUNAL CLASHES IN CAL THAT FOLLOWED CONCLUSIVELY CERN OVER THE MILITARY BUILD- ACCOMPLISHING THEIR TASK," CUTTA STEMMED FROM THE RECENT PROVE, WHAT THESE MISGUIDED UP IN THE MALAYSIAN CRISIS GREENE SAID "THEY ARE THEFT OF A SACRED MOSLEM YOUNGSTERS THOUGHT WAS AN ACT KENNEDY MET WITH SUKARNO REALL Y WORK I NG HARD. I CAME RELIC FROM A SHRINE NEAR OF PATRIOTIC DEVOTION TO THE ONCE BEFORE, IN FEBRUARY AWAY KNOWING THEY ARE DOING SPRINIGAR, CAPITAL OF KASHMIR FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES 1962, AS PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S A GOOD JOB." THE RELIC, A HAIR FROM THE WAS ACTUALLY A PROVOCATION PERSONAL EMISSARY THE •• BEARD OF THE PROPHET MOHAMMED, ThAT PLAV:J D! MRS. QUINN INSTALLED ARAB LEADERS TAKE STAND ON ARABS SEEK WAY TO AVOID AS TOASTMISTRESS PRESIDENT JORDAN WATER WAR SAYS ISRAEL THE KWAJALEI N TOASTMIS CAIRO (UPI )--THE 13-NA JERUSALEM, ISRAEL (UPI )- ALTHOUGH GINNY MATHIASEN TRESS C~UB INSTALLED A NEW TION ARAB SUMMIT CONFERENCE ISRAEL SOURCES SAID THE ARAB IS NO LONGER ON THE ISLAND SLATE OF OFFICERS IN A HAS REACHED AGREEMENT ON SUMMIT CONFERENCE IN CAlRO SHE WILL BE REMEMBERED FOR JOINT DINNER MEETING WITH BASIC PLANS FOR COMBATING WAS CONSIDERING WAYS TO LES HER RECIPE FOR MEXICAN THE KWAJALEIN TOASTMASTERS THE ISRAELI PROJECT TO DI SEN AN ARMED CONfLICT OVER CORNBREAD CLUB ON MONDAY, JANUARY 13 VERT WATERS OF" THE JORDAN ISRAELI PLANS TO DIVERT THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST I N THE TARO ROOM OF THE YOK- RIVER FOR IRRIGATION, IN WATERS OF THE JORDAN RIVER RECIPES USING CORN MEAL THAT WE YUK CLUB PRESIDING FORMED SOURCES SAID TONIGHT MEANWHILE, Moscow RADIO'S THE KITCHEN HAS EVER TESTED. OVER THE INSTALLATION CERE THE BASIC PLANS CONCERNED STATEMENT IN ARABIC ADVISING THE BREAD IS PERFECTLY DE MONY WAS MRS H D. ALLEN AN ARAB COUNTER-PROJECT TO THE ARAB NATIONS NOT TO LICIOUS--PERKED UP WITH THE SHE INSTALLED TRANNIE QUINN DEVELOP TRIBUTARIES OF THE TAKE A WARLIKE DECISION CHILI PEPPERS TO GIVE IT AS PRESIDENT, SONJA CONROY, JORDAN RIVER IN JORDAN, OVER THE ISRAELI PROJECT WAS SUCH AN UNUSUAL FLAVOR THAT VICE PRESIDENT, BARBARA SYRIA,AND LEBANON. WELCOMED HERE. YOU WILL BE INSPIRED TO PRE BERRY, SECRETARY, ELEANOR THE SOURCES SAID DIVER RUSSIA HAS BACKED ARAB PARE IT AGAIN AND AGAIN. PRICE, TREASURER, AND MERLE SION OF THE YARMUK TRIBU OPPOSITION TO THE PROJECT, MEXICAN CORNBREAD SUTHERLiN AS CLUB REPRESEN TARY IN JORDAN WAS LIKELY BUT WANTS TO AVOID ENTAN I STICK MELTED MARGARINE OR TATIVE TO BE IMPLEMENTED FIRST, GLEMENT IN THE AFfAIR, OB BUTTER "COMMUNITY SERVICE" WAS FINANCED BY OIL-RICH KUWAIT SERVERS SAID I CUP CORN MEAL THE THEME OF THE PROGRAM THEN PROJECTS fOR THE WATER THEY SAID THE WESTERN 3 TEASPOONS BAKING POWDER FOR THE EVENING ~ LESSON I OF THE BANIAS IN SYRIA AND NATIONS, LED BY THE UNITED I TEASPOON SALT IN LEXICOLOGY WAS GIVEN BY THE HASABAN I IN LEBANO"! STATES, HAVE MADE IT KNOWN 2 EGGS (BEATEN) EDDYE TACHE, WHILE THE EDU MA Y COME LATER. THEY WOULD RESIST ARAB IN- I CUP SOUR CREAM CATION PORTION WAS PRESENTED THE REPORTED AGREEMENT TERFERENCE WITH THE PROJECT. I CUP SHARP CHEESE (GRATED) BY MERLE SUTHERLIN CAME AT THE END OF THE. SECON D THE SOURCES SA I D THE SOV lET I CAN CHILE PEPPERS (DICED) TABLE TOPICS CHAIRMAN DAY Of THE CONFERENCE CON- ATTITUDE, LINKED WITH UAR MELT MARGARINE IN A PAN ELEANOR PRICE HAD A WINNER VENED BY UAR PRESIDENT GA- PRESIDENT GAMAL ABDEL NAS- 8x8x3 INCHES, MAKINQ SURE IN TOM THORNBURG FOR HIS MAL ABDEL NASSER BURYING SERfS OWN MODERATE STAND, SIDES ARE W[LL COATED, FOR ANSWER TO HER THOUGHT-PRO THEIR LONG-STANDING FEUDS WAS SEEN AS REDUCING THE THIS IS THE PAN TO USE FOR VOKING QUESTIONS CONCERNING IN THE OVERRIDING INTEREST THREAT OF WAR BAKING THE BREAD. COMMUNITY SERVICE TOAST- OF CURBING ISRAELI EXPAN THE SOURCES WARNED, HOW SifT DRY INGREDIENTS AND MISTRESS MARY TROE INTRO ION, ALL 13 HEADS OF STATE EVER, THAT ISRAEL MUST BE ADD TO BEATEN EGGS ADD DUCED KAY STEVENS, Lou ANN OR THEIR IMMEDIATE REPRE PREPARED FOR POSSIBLE SMALL ALL OTHER iNGREDIENTS IN GREGORY AND SARAH CAMPBELL SENTATIVES OF THE ARAB SCALE SYRIAN AGGRESSIVE CLUDING MELTED MARGARINE AS THE SPEAKERS FOR THE LEAGUE MEMBER NATIONS WERE ACTS TAKEN AS A "FACE-SAVING" BAKE 3500 FOR 40 MINUTES EVENING Lou ANN GREGORY GATHERED UNDER THE SAME DEVICE TO SATISfY THE HOME WAS AWARDED THE BEST SPEECH ROOF FOR THE FIRST TIME POLITICAL SCENE FORMER SENATE SECRETARY TROPHY FOR HER ICEBREAKER. THE AGREEMENT ON THE THEY SAID SYRIA PROBABLY DENIES PAYOFFS GUEST SPEA~ER TOM WATERS BASIC ISSUE LEFT TOMORROW'S WOULD AVOID A MAJOR F"LARE WASHINGTON (UPI )--FORMER SPOKE TO THE GROUP ON THE SESSION FREE FOR DISCUSSION UP WHICH COULD LEAVE HER SENATE DEMOCRATIC SECRETARY rtCUSTOMS AND TRADITIONS OF OF POSSIBLE WAYS OF "INTER ISOLATED AGAINST ISRAEL ROBERT (BOBBY) BAKER HAS THE MILITARY 11 CDR I-l.R NATIONALIZING" THE JORDAN THE OTHER ARAB STATES, THE DENIED TAKING $5,600 IN PAY GORDINIER CONCLUDED THE PRO RIVER QUESTION SOURCES SAID, DO NOT APPEAR OFFS FROM A VENDING MACHINE GRAM WITH A GENERAL EVALUA ONE POSSIBILITY BEING CON WILLING TO RISK A LARGE OPERATOR AND IS DETERMINED TO TION OF THE ENTIRE MEETING SIDERED WAS TO ASK THE SCALE CONFLICT WITH ISRAEL. BRAND THE CHARGE A LIE, SEN THE NEXT MEETING OF THE UNITED NATIONS TO REVIEW THE PROBLEM fOR SYRIA, ATE INVESTIGATORS WERE TOLD TOASTMISTRESS CLUB WILL BE THE SITUATION, THUS FORC THEY SAID, WAS WHETHER ITS TODAY. THE RULES COMMITTEE A WORKSHOP ON MONDAY, JAN- ING POSTPONEMENT OF THE BAATHIST GOVERNMENT WOULD IS INVESTIGATING THE OUTSIDE UA~Y 27 ANYONE INTERESTED ISRAELI PROJECT BEYOND ITS ACCEPT A MODERATE STAND AT BUSINESS INTERESTS WHICH l~l ~E~RI\lI'\lG MORE ABOUT THE SCHEDULED SPRING COMPLETION THE SUMMIT WITHOUT GETTING BAKER$MAINTAINED WHILE SERVING CLUB'S ACTIVITIES SHOULD APART FROM THE ISRAELI INTO TROUBLE WITH MORE A~ A 19,500 A YEAR SECRETARY r~~l TRAN~IE QUINN AT 2470 QUESTION THERE WERE CON VOLATILE ELEMENTS IN DAMASCUS TO THE DEMOCRATIC SENATE CRETE SIGNS THAT THE HEADS MAJORITY BAKER RESIGNED SCHOOL BOARD TO HOLD Of STATE WERF SETTLING FIRING AT SYRIA-ISRAELI HIS POST LAST YEAR AFTER HIS OPEN SESS I ON OTHER LONG-STANDING PROB BORDER OUTSIDE BUSINESS DEALINGS THE SC~OOL BOARD OF THE LEMS IN PRIVATE MEETINGS CAIRO (UPI )--SYRIAN AND BECAME KNOWN. GEO~GE SEIT: SCHOOL WILL ON THE FRINGE OF THE CON ISRAELI FORCES EXCHANGED lHE KICKBACK CHARGE WAS ~EET IN OPEN SESSION CDR FERENCE FIRE OVER THE DEMILITARIZED MADE IN COMMITTEE TESTIMONY H R GORDINIER ANNOUNCED INfORMED SOURCES SAID ZONE ON THEIR TENSE BORDER, MONDAY BY RALPH L HILL, :HE MEETING WILL BE HELD KING SAUD OF SAUDI ARABIA DAMASCUS RADIO REPORTED TO FORMER PRESIDENT OF CAPITOL IN ROOM 24 OF THE SCHOOL AND UAR OFFICIALS HEADED DAY VENDI NG, I NC I I ~T 1900 THURSDAY, 16 JAN BY NASSER HAD REACHED AGREE THE REPORT SAID THE SHOTS BAKER SAlOl HILL HAD PER UARY 1964 INTERESTED PAR MENT ON A SETTLEMENT OF WERE EXCHANGED YESTERDAY AS JURED HIMSELF, AND THAT HE ENTS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND. THE YEMENI DISPUTE. THE ARAB SUMMIT CONFERENCE (BAKER) WAS GO I NG TO, TESCH- . No DETAILS WERE ANNOUNCED OPENED HERE TO DISCUSS WAYS FY AGAINST MR. HILL. CS\vALD'S MOTHER HI RES LAWYER BUT IT WAS BELIEVED NASSER OF COUNTERING ISRAELI PLANS THE INQUIRY IS INTO OUTSIDE FORT WOqTH, TEXAS (UPI )- WOULD AGREE TO WITHDRAW TO DIVERT WATERS FROM THE INTERESTS OF SENATE EMPLOYEES THE MOTHER OF ACCUSED ASSAS THE 25,000 UAR TROOPS BACK RIVER JORDAN AND FORMER EMPLOYEES. SIN LEE HARVEY OSWALD TODAY ING THE 15-MONTH-OLD RE ANNOUNCED SHE HAS HIRED NEW PUBLICAN REGIME IN RETURN YORK ATTORNEY MARK LANE TO FOR A SAUDI PLEDGE TO STOP SUICIDE RAMS BUILDING WITH PLANE SUPPORTING THE OUSTED IMAM. ~EPqESENT HER SLAIN SON BE SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA (UPI )--A FORMER MENTAL PATIENT SUICIDE FORE THE WARREN COMMISSION DIVED A RENTED PLANE INTO AN OKLAHOMA BAPTIST UNIVERSITY SCHOOL COMMENDED CON'T I~VESTIGATING THE ASSASSINA- CL ASSROOM BU I L DI NG CONTA I N I NG 300 STUDENTS TODAY HE 0 I ED TION THE TEAM RECOMMENDS THAT INSTANTLY, BUT THERE WAS NO ONE ELSE HURT MRS MARGUERITE OSWALD, THIS MATTER BE THOROUGHLY POLICE TRIED TO SHOOT THE PLANE DOWN, BUT FAILED. 56- v EAR-OLD PRACTICAL NURSE, PROBED IN THE HOPE THAT THE PILOT WAS ROBERT LAWSON, 43, A FORMER STUDENT HERE ~t!D LANE CAME TO HER FORT EARLY ACTION WILL REMOVE THE STUDENTS WERE TAKING THEIR SEMESTER FINAL EXAMINA- ,J,.. ..:nY .... OlVIE TI1 I S WEEKEND AT SOME DEFICIENCIES IN PRE TIONS THE PLANE RAMMED INTO ONE OF THE FEW VACANT CLASS- ~ H~R INVITATION SHE SAID SEN T PLANT AND ME E T THE ROOMS IN SHAWNEE HALL, A THREE-STORY RED BRICK BUILDING OVERCROWDING WHICH IS SURE S~E TOLD LA~E SHE COULD NOT A LANGUAGE CLASS HAD TAKEN A TEST THERE ABOUT TWO HOURS P""Y ..... IM NO\' ,/lS SHE WAS LIV TO COME EARLIER A FRENCH CLASS OF 40 STUDENTS WAS IN A ROOM THIS EVALUATION REPORT I ~ic.. eN CONTR I BUTI ONS F"ROM JUST 30 FEET FROM THE IMPACT IS VERY PLEASING AND IN ?EO~LE ~~O ARE I~TERESTED IT APPEARED LAWSON DID NOT MEAN TO HURT ANYONE. HE GOT IN JUSTICE" A"JD $863 SHE DICATES THE SCHOOL IS IN MIXED UP AND HIT THE WRONG BUILDING. THE UNIVERSITY HAD EXCELLENT CONDITION, COL~EC~lJ O. A~ l~SURftNCE EVACUATED THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING ON HIS COMMAND GLASSCOCK SAID THE PLANE TOREA HOLE IN THE WALL AND SET THE BUILDING S CS\ ~~:J HAS PROCLAIMED ON FIRE THE PLA JE, A SINGLE ENGINE CESSNA 150, HUNG hE" ~c~'s !~NOCENCE AND HAS THERE ABOUT fiVE MINUTES, THEN FLOPPED TO THE GROUND. STAl c: D T~~T I" HE WAS GUILTY, THEN HE HAD ACCOMPLICES. FIREMEN QUICKLY PUT OUT THE FLAMES. v tKi~C TO NEWSMEN IN HER HOME, MRS OSWALD PLEADED ERSONS WHO MIGHT HAVE INFORMATION ABOUT THE CASE TO ------PAGE 4 WEDNESDAY 15 JANUARY '964 PHOTOGRAPH C I f\'STRJtVlEN- Ai ION KE~~EDY ~EMOR!AL LIBRARY ~UND STARTED STOCK MARKET REBOUNDS GROuP TO tv'EEi WASHINGTON (UPI )--M~s. JOY~ F. KENNEDV, IN HER FIRST STOCKS MADE MODEST PROGRESS THE KWAJAlEIN CHAPTE~ OF PJBL'C STATEMENT SINCE THE ~ATE PRESIDENT'S ASSASSINATION, ON MODERATEL Y JCTIVE TRAD I NG THE SOCiETY OF P~OTOGRAP~IC SAID TODAY ShE HAS RECEIVED NEARLY 800,000 LETTERS OF TCDAY--BREAKING A TWO DAY INSTRUMENTATIO~ ENGINEERS CONDOLENCE SINKING SPELL. W,LL ~EET THURSDAY, JANuARY MRS K~NNEDY SAID HER GREATEST W'S~ WAS THAT ALL OF THE STEELS WERE THE CENTER OF 16, 1964 AT 1930 l~ T~E NA\V ~ETTERS BE ACKNOWLEDGED AND ADDED THAT ALL O~ THEM WOULD ATTENTION AND THE SECTION CC~rE~ENCE R~o~, 3RD DECK BE ~L~~ED IN THE PRESIDENT KENNEDY MEMORIAL LIBRARY AT MOVED HIGHER. CHRYSLER TOOK O~ T~: TE~~I~AL BuILDING CHA~~ES RIVER IN BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS TO THE UPTRACK AND SCORED A T~E PURPOSE OF T~E MEE7 NG THE _ATE PRESIDENT'S BROTHER, ATTORNEY GENERAL ROBERT GOOD GAIN WHILE FORD AND WILL BE E~ECT'O~ OF O~- KENNEDY, ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY THAT THE KENNEDY FAMILY GENERAL MOTORS HELD CLOSE F,CEqS. ALL MEMBERS ARE HAS CONTRIBUTED THE FIRST $1 MILLION TO A CAMPAIGN TO TO YESTERDAY'S CLOSING LEVELS REQuES7ED -0 ATTEND A~D RAISE $10 MILLION THROUGH PUB~iC CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE Du PONT MOVED UP SMARTLY GUfSTS ARE WELCOME LIBRARY AROUND MID-SESSION BUT BACKED MRS KENNEDY SAID SHE HOPED THAT EVERYONE IN THE U.S OFF SOME BEFORE THE CLOSE. l:Z FI~ES rOR DlVORCE WHO WROTE TO HER WOULD BE ABLE TO VISIT THE LIBRARY EASTMAN KODAK AND ALLIED PvEPT~ V~LLARTA, MEXICO "IT WILL BE, WE HOPE, NOT ONLY A MEMORIAL TO PRESIDENT CHEMICAL SHADED MISSION (JPI )--AC;-RESS EL j ZABET'1 KE~NEDY BuT A LIVING CENTER TO STUDY O. THE TIMES IN WHICH DEVELOPMENT, SOCONy-MOBILE, TAYLJ~, wEAR V ~F WAI71NG HE LIVED AND FOR YOUNG PEOPLE AND SCHOLARS fROM ALL OVER AND UNION OIL OF CALIFORNIA FOR ~\ AMICABLE DIVORCE THE WORLD," THE DARK-HAIRED YOUNG WIDOW SAID MADE GOOD PROGRESS ~GREE~E~Tj ~'lED FOR DIVORCE SHE SAID THE WARMTH OF THE TRIBUTES TO HER HUSBAND AND POLAROID BACKED OFF FROM TJDAY ftCA!~ST Sj~GER EDDIE ITS HIGH FOR THE DAY AND FIS~ER TO MftKE WAY F~R HER HELD AROUND MONDAY'S CLOSING MARRIAGE TO ACTOR RIChARD MOURNING LEVEL BUT XEROX SHOT AHEAD BJRTON "WHENEVER I CAN BEAR TO, I READ THEM, II SHE SAl D "ALL SMARTL Y ~ISS TAYLOR BECAN ThE HIS BRIGHT LIGHT GONE FROM THE WORLD ALL OF YOU WHO Dow JONES CLOSING WAS NEXT-TO-LAST CrftPTER OF THE HAVE WRITTEN TO ME KNOW HOW MUCH WE ALL LOVED HIM AND 774 49, UP I 37- ROMA~CE THAT BEGAN ON THE THAT HE RETURNED THAT LOVE IN FULL MEASURE. SETS OF THE MOVIE "CLEOPATRA' lilT IS MY GREATEST WISH THAT ALL OF THESE LETTERS BE STORMS PARALYZE U.S. BY FILING S~IT l~ THE COURT ACKNOWLEDGED," SHE SAID "IT WILL TAKE A LONG TIME TO DO CHICAGO (UPI )--THE DEATH OF FIRST fNSTANCE HERE. SO, BUT I KNOW YOU WI LL UNDERSTAND II TOLL CLIMBED PAST 100 AND FISHER ~AS 20 DAYS IN WHICH SHE SAID EACH AND EVERY MESSAGE IS NOT ONLY TREASURED SOME OF THE NATION'S GREATEST TO ANSWER THE SUIT OR HE FOR HER CHILDREN BUT flSO THAT FUTURE GENERATIONS WILL CITIES WERE STILL BURIED UN CAN REMAIN SILENT AND FREE KNOW HOW MUCH OUR COUNTRY AND PEOPLE iN OTHER NATIONS DER PARALYZING SNOW TODAY MISS TAYLOR TO TAKE HER THOUGHT OF HIM II IN THE WAKE OF A VICIOUS NEA~ FIFTH HU$SAND MRS KENNEDY READ THE STATEMENT TO REPORTERS IN THE BLIZZARD WHICH RAGED OVER AT STAKE FOR FISHER WAS OFFICE OF HER BROTHER-IN-LAW, THE ATTORNEY GENERAL THE MUCH OF THE NATIONS'S EASTERN ~!S ShARE OF MISS TAYLOR'S CEREMONY WAS TELEVISED. HALF EARNi"lGS iN "CLEOPATRA," THE STORM, WHICH WILL GO 20T~ CE"ITURy-Fox!s fILM EPIC, AN APRANGEMENT MADE LIZ CO~T'NUED CLIMBERS PERCH ON MOUNTAIN DOWN IN THE RECORD BOOKS AS ONE OF THE WORST WINTER DURING SUN"IIEq D~YS OF THEIR FOR HIS REHEARSALS FOR A FACE IN CLIMB TRY FOUR YEARS AND EIGHT MONTHS BROADWAY PRODUCTION OF KLEINE SCHEIDEGG, SWITZER BLASTS EVER IN MANY AREAS, OF MARRIAGE IN HER SUIT, IIHAfv4LET" IN ABOUT TWO WEEKS LAND (UP I )--F OUR GERMAN CHURNED OFF THE NORTH AT LANTIC COAST. IT SENT HEAVY THE ACTRESS SAID SHE SOUGHT IF ~ISHER OPPOSES THE D! CLIMBERS HAD SCALED ON~Y SNOWS DRIVING BACK INTO NEW NO PROPERTY SETTLEMENT BE VORCE, PROCEEDINGS COULD 500 FEET OF THE 5,400-FOOT ENGLAND AND TEMPERATURES CA~SE SHE AND YER HUSBAND'S DRAG ON FOR MONTHS NORTH WALL OF THE EIGER TO FELL TO RECORD LOWS IN THE FCRTUNES ~AD NOT BEEN FISHER NEVER HAS INDICATED DAY IN THEIR BID TO BE THE MIDWEST AND SOUTH. EARI\ED JOI"JTl...Y T~AT ~E WOuLD STAND IN THE FIRST TO CLIMB THE KILLER THE DEATH COUNT IN THE MISS TAYLOR )RDERED AT WAY OF MISS TAYLOR'S MAR M~UNTA~N FACE BY THE VERTICAL TORNEY ANTONIO VALENZUELA RiAGE TO BURTON HE LEFT ROUTE. GREAT STORM WHICH ROLLED TO DRAW JP DIVORCE PAPERS ROME IN 1962 AND RETIRED TO PETER SIEGERT, RAINER OUT OF THE PLAINS STATES OVER THE WEEKEND ROSE TO 101. YESTERDAY FOR A CONTESTED A PRIVATE HOSPITAL IN NEW KAUSCHKE, GERD UNER, AND THE VICTIMS DIED OF EXHAUS DIVO~CE SUIT ON GROUNDS OF YORK, BUT HE FINALLY RE WERNER RITTNER TONIGHT TION, EXPOSURE, IN COLD SEPARATION FROM HER HUSBAND. GAINED HIS FIGHTING SPIRIT PITC~ED THEIR SECOND BIVOUAC SPARKED FIRES, AND IN SCORES SHE MADE THE DECISION AFTER AND WENT ON TO BECOME ONE 8,250 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL- OF FATAL ACCIDENTS ON SNOWY A7TO~NEYS FOR HER AND FISHER OF THE BEST PAID NIGHT CLUB BARELY 500 FEET HIGHER THAN HIGHWAYS. i~ ~E~ r:R~ REPORTED THEY ENTERTAINERS IN AMERICA THE SITE OF THEIR FIRST WEATHER DEATHS INCLUDED WERt V~K!NC ~ITTLE PROGRESS HE CURRENTLY IS APPEARING BIVOUAC LAST NIGHT 21 IN BOTH OHIO AND PENNSYL 11\ CJ~LuD:"JC AN AMICABLE It<. LAS VEGAS DESPITE STRONG WINDS, EX VANIA, 15 IN NEW YORK STATE, hG~EEME"-;T FlsuER GAVE UP ACTRESS PERTS SAID WEATHER CONDI~ BvRTON, WHO HAS BEEN DEBBIE REYNOLDS, HIS FIRST TIONS STILL FAVORED THE 9 IN 80TH INDIANA AND NEW JERSEY, 5 IN BOTH MISSOURI SH~qING A VILLA IN PUERTO WIFE, AND THEIR TWO C~IL CLIMBERS IN THEIR DANGEROUS VALLARTA WITH MISS TAYLOR, DREN TO MARRY MISS TAYLOR, EXPLOIT, WHICH WAS EXPECTED AND ILLINOIS, 4 IN COLORADO, 3 IN ALABAMA, 2 IN BOTH SAID iT WAS TrlE 'OTHER WHOM HE DESCRIBED AS liTHE TO ~AST AT LEAST A WEEK TENNESSEE AND MICHIGAN, AND PARTyrl--FISLiER--WHO WAS MOST THE ~OST EXCI71NG IT EXPERTS SAID TOMORROW I EACH IN KENTUCKY, CONNECTI BLOC~'NG BJRTON'S MARCH TO THE WIDOWED ACTRESS RE WOULD MARK THE DEADLINE FOR CUT, VIRGINIA, WISCONSIN, ThE ALTAR WITH THE ~O~ftN PORTED THAT SHE FELT 1190 THE FOUR TO DECIDE WHETHER AND NEW HAMPHSIRE I"'E L;:;V EC. PER C E N T 'Ji C T r E R 11 TO It. A R :) TO GO THROUGH W!TH THEIR SCHOOLS REMAINED CLOSED ACT~ESS SYBIL WILLIAMS FIShE~ S~E RECENTLY SAiD EFFORT OR SURRENDER TO THE AND OFFICES WERE SPARSELY DIVORCED BlRTON LAST MONTH BUPTON'S ATTRpCTIO~ WAS TREAC~EROUS WALL--WHICH AL POPULATED IN CITIES FROM THE ~N GR0u~~S OF C~UELTY A~D HIS ABILITY TO DO~I'~-E HER READY HAS CLAIMED AT LEAST MIDWEST TO THE EASTERN SEA CONST~~T C:~~~~,O~SUI? CF MISS TAYLOR'S FIRST ~A~ 25 LIVES BOARD !1~I\"Oj!-'ER IIJ:;MAI\ " R,AGE WAS TO HOTE~ ~E'R ALL NEW YORK'S SCHOOLS WERE MISS TAYlOo ftSKED THE ~:C COLUM8IA; RANDY GLOVER, ~ AI\D 11 'S jAZZN~K-KATS HiND A FROGRAM AT THE SYDNEY, AUSTRA~~A (UPu)- FLORENCE, SOUTH CAROL,~A» NAV" t-! I GH SCHOOL #U CAlPFORN!A DEfARTMENT Of YOUTHfUL ~AN O'BR!AN CLOCKED AND CHUCK ROTAR, ViCTORVILLE, ~AMBlERS H!GH SCHOO ... #2 CORRECT!ONS rACll~~Y HERE, 6Bv~ SECONDS FOR THE ijOO- CALIFORNIA THEv ALSO ARE r.ROSS~0ADS JCKERS WH~CH IS EXPERI~ENT!NG METER BREASTSTROKE TON~GHTJ ASSURED A SPOT SP01lERS WI~H A ONE-YEAR PROGRA~ ONLY ~/U6TH Of A SECOND OUT JOEL SPINOLA, RICHMOND, l~ wA~ ALSO DEtfOtD AT THE TO PREPARE CONVrCTED VIO SIDE AMERICAN CHET JASTREMSK~iS OALIFORNiA, DALE DOUGLASS, MEETJNG THAT ANY GAME THAT ~S LENT CRIM!NALS fOR PAROLE SWIMMiNG WOR~D ~ARK, TO CAUSE LAKEWOOD, COLORADO; AND CAL~[) DUE TO THE WEATHER B~ TEST~NG THE~ PN A AUSSiE O~~!C!ALS TO CONFIDENT DON COLLETT, SAN DIEGO~ WlLL B~ REFLAvED fRO~ THE VAR'ETY Of DEMANDING A~D LY PREDICT THEY HAVE THE CALIFORNIA; AL~ SHOT 73 S PO NT THAT IT WAS CALLED STRESSfUL JOBS OLYMPIC GOlD MECA~ FO~ THIS THEIR CHANCES OF QUAL!FYING C0ACrlES MUST TURN iN L!NE UMP!RING LITTLE LEAGUE EVENT SAFELY IN THEiR POCKETS WERE EXCELLEN!. UPS WiTH fiRST AND LAST NAMES GAMES IS PART OF THE STRESSo THE AUSTRAL!A~S BELIEVE NO OF P~AYERS BEFORE EVER~ GAME "THERE'S NOTHING TOUGH ONE COULD 5ER~OUSlY CHALLENGE SEEKS SK~ RULE CHANbES ~f TEAMS D~ NO~ HAVE NUMBERS, ER," SAYS PROGRAM DlRECTOR THEIR ~6~YEAR-O~C STAR AT THE BERN, SWiTZERLAND (UP~) !T JS THE COACHES' RESPONSi WE~NER ~ EiNSTADTER "A TOKYO GA~ES LATER ~rl!S YEAR iNTERNATIONAL SKU fEDERAToON Br~!·y TO KEEP SCORER POSTED LITTLE LEAGUE UMP~RE HASN'T JAS'REMSK~, WHO SET THE (FiS) PRESiDENT MARC HaDLER ON FOULS AND SO FOR·H GOT A fRIEND, NO MATTER RECENT WORLD RECORD AT Los SAID TODAY THAT HE WILL SUB-r-______~o ______f WH~T DECISION HE ~AKES ANGELES AuGUST 20, ~ 96~, Al.. MIT A PROPOSAL FOR A NEW ~A5~[TBAll lEMiU[ SCHEDULE ijr HE CAllS A PijTCh A READY HAS ANNOU~C[D HE lS STARTING ORDER IN SLAlO~ r~E SPEC~ft~ SEPV1CES BASKETBAl~ STRtKE, THE BATTER'S COM QU/'T!NG THE SFORT RACES TO THE NEXT F~S CON ~EAGUE SCHEDU~E HftS BEEN SET UP, PETITIVE MOTHER IS LEAPiNG OVBR~AN'5 TIME BETTERED THE GRESS. jO~N S~AVOLE, SUP£RVJSOR Of I AT HiM) 'f HE CALLS A BALL, AUSTRAL~AN RECORD BY 209 THE "SEEDiNG" OF SKiERS A-~lET CSj~NNOUN(ED TODA~, GAMES THE PiTCHER'S fATHER SECONDS AND WAS FASTER THAN IN SLALOM RACES HAS BEEN Will BE PLAYED SEVEN NIGHTS A SCREAMS ~E CANI~ WiN ANY CLOCKED !N THE WORLD LAST VIOLENTLY CRITiCiZED IN WEEK BEG!NNuNG JANUARY ~6o E I TH ER WA Y " YEAR THE PAST WEEKS BECAUSE IT THURSDAY 06 JANUARY UNLESS HE HOl) HIS TEMPER HANDICAPS RACERS WITH H1GH AMflGOS -GLOBETROTTERS - 6 P.M AND 'iI~NS PAROLE GEORG~A WijNS TH~ijllER OVER STARTING NUMBERS. NAVY - CROSSROADS - 7.30 P.M nAUANS HODlER SAID HE WiLL PLEAD fRIDAY 17 JANUARY EAST fAVORED ~N ALL-STAR STATESBORO, GEORG!A lUPij)-- FOR A TRIAL WITH A FORMULA JAZZN'i<-KATS ~ rioSo-#2 ~ 6 p Mo TJLT A JUMP S~OT WliTH THREE SECONDS UNDER WHiCH A SPECllAL SlAlO~ WECO - BANDiTS - 7030 P M Two OF PRO BASKETBAll'S ~EfT BY rRAN flOR.AN GAVE THE IS HELD iN FOUR HEATS AND SATURDAY ~8 JA~JARY ALL-TIME GREAT CENTERS, GEORGIA SOUTHERN EAGLES A COMPETITORS SPLIT INTO HoSo #i - JOKERS - 6 Po~ WiLT CHAMBERlA~N AND 8il~ COME-FROM-BEH1NC A4-Bg VICTORY fOUR GROUPS THE FOUR SPC1lE~S - DUKES - 7~30 P.M RUSSEll, RENEW THEIR PER OVER THE ~TAl~AN NATiON~i GRO~PS W!LL TAKE TURNS IN SuNDAY ~9 JANUARY SONAL BATTLE !N THE NBA's BASKETBALL TEAM HERE lAST NIGHT. BECOMING STARliNG GROUP ONE, AM,GOS - JAZZNIK-KATS - 6 PoM. ANNUAL ALL-STAR GAME TO THE V!SHTORS TOOK AN EARLY TWO, THREE, AND FOUR, RE RAMBLERS - NAVY - 7~30 P M N~GHT ~O-2 LEAD, BUT GEORGIA SOUTHER~ SPECTiVELY, THUS ASSURiNG MONDAY 20 JANUAR~ fHE EAST TEAM RATES A CAME BACK TO TIE THE SCORE THAT EACH RACER WiLL START GLOBETROTTERS - JOKERS - 6PoM SLIGHT (FOUR-POiNT) CHOiCE HALfWAY THROUGH THE fiPST HALF, AMONG THE F!RST FEW IN AT WECO ~ CROSSROADS - 7g30 P Me TO WIN FOR THE NiNTH T~ME AND LED AT INTERMISSION 47-44 U:AST ONE HE~T TUESCA' 2~ JA~UARY 'N ~4 CONTESTS IN THE fAST-PACED GA~Eo HODLER, WHO WATCHED THE HoSo #~ - HoS. # 2 - 6 P Mo BOSTON, THE SCENE Of THE THE LEAD CHANGED HANDS RECENT LAUBERHORN TROPHY S?OijLERS ~ BANDITS - 7~30 P M FIRST AL~~STAR CLASSIC, SEVERAL TIMES IN THE SECOND MEET WHERE THE SLALOM SUF o WiLL HOST TONijGHT'S GAME HALf, AND THE OUTCOME REMAliNED FERED FROM BAD SNOW CONDI~ (CeN'ro fROM LEfT) ~T f~GURES AS A STRUGGLE IN DOUBT UP UNTIL flORIAN'S TIONS AND A RAPIDLY DE THE AMER!CAN~TYPE BALL HAS BETWEEN PERENN~AL SCOR,NG JUMP SHOT FROM THE fOUL CiRC~E TERIORATING COURSE, ALSO BEEN UNDER CONS/DERA7!ON fOR CHAMPijON (HA~BERLAiN OF PUT IT AWAY FOR GEORGiA 5A!D HE WiLL PROPOSE A RULE USE 'N TOURNA~ENTS ~N THiS SAN fRANC~SCO ~ND DEfENSIVE FLORiAN SHARED SCOR!NG HONORS UNDER WH~CH A SLALOM RUNNER COUNTRY f~R SOME T!MEo ~T ACE RUSSELL OF THE CElT~CS WITH ~TALyiS GijANfRANCO lOM WHO HAS MISSED A GATE WfiLL ~EASURES ~.6B INCHES IN DIA EAST COACH RED AUERBACH BARDi WITH 24 POiNTS Fo~ HAVE TO ABANDON IMMEDIATELY METER AS COMPARED WiTH THE AC PLANS TO START RUSSELL ~TALY SECOND HiGH SCORER WAS IN ORDE~ NOT TO DAMAGE THE CEPTED BRHTISH ST~NDARD BALL AND TWO OTHER BOSTON STARS, PAOLO V/TTORI WiTH ~6 POiNTS, COURSE ANY fURTHER OF' ~ 62 iNCHES. TOM ~E!NSOHN AND SAM JONES, AND MiKE RiCKARD SCORED ~3 fOR ~T ~S GENERAllY ~E~T THAT THE ALONG WIT~ CiNCINNATI'S THE HOST TEAM BR~TA~N TO TRY AMER~CAN PRESENT 6R!T!SH BAll is MORE OSCAR ROBERTSON ANC ~OOKnE GOLf BAll FAVORABLE TO THE VAGARiES Of JERRY LUCASo ROOK~E S~GNS WrIt! WtqlE SOX LONDON tup~)=-rOLLOWUNG T~E WE~THER ~N THAT COUNTRY WEST COACH FRED SCHAUS Afl ROOKIE Of THE YEAR GARY A MEETHNG OF THE EXECUTiVE WHUlE THE LARGER BAll IS MORE Of Los A~GELES WilL START PETERS is THE ~~RST OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE PROfESSKON SUuTftB~E iN WiNDLESS CONDI EITHER CHAMBtRLA1N OR CHiCAGO WH ITE SOX MEMBE~S TO AL GOLFEPS ASSOCIATuON (PGA) TJONS BALT~MOREI~ WALT BELLAMY S!GN FOR THE SEASON P[TERS LAST NiGHT IT WAS ANNOUNC[D O~E 8R~r 5H GOlfER NOT PAR AT CENTER AND HIS OWN LAKER LED~THE LEAGUE WITH A 2 33 TH~T THE B~GGER, A~ERiCAN TJCul~R~( PLEASED ABOUT THE PGA STARS JERRY WEST AND ELG!N EARNED RUN AVERAGE AND COMPllEC TYPE GOLF BA~L WOULD 8E DECftS~ON WAS HARRY WEfTMAN, BAYLOR, GUY RODGERS OF THE ~ ij9-8 RECORD HE WON ij~ GAMES USED THIS SEASON ~N 100RNA A R~DE~ CUP PLAtER AND A MEM WARR'ORS, AND BOB PETT!T IN A ROW TO EQUAL A CLUB RECORD ~ENTS UNDER THE ~URiscnCT~JN BER Of THE PGA COMM'T1EEo ~E Of ~HE 5Tv lOUiS HAWKS SET BY JOHN RJGN£Y OF THE PGAo SAH ~T MpDE i-jTTLE C@fF'ERENCE HOWEVER, T~E ANNOUNCE~ENT TQ ~,~ WHAT BA~l HE USED BUT TEXAS STAR S~GNS WijTH NfL STRESSED ~H4T ~~E B!G BA~~ SAnG) IIj CAN'T SEE ANi REASON THE NAT!ONAl FOOTBALL lrAGUE GREEN BAV PA:KERS HAVE WilL BE USED ONLY AS AN ~;R 1~E E~G :HANGE WHv SHOULD S~GNED rOT-ON BOWL HERO DUKE CA~L~SlE OF THE ~N~VERSITY EXPERiMENT FOR A PER!OD OF \f[ C :;]:.'>'\1 ':VER .,'Th !NG AMER I CA Of TEXAS iHE LONGHO~N QUARTERBACK WAS THE PACKER'S FIFTH ONE YE~R G -, E5 I) I' - :J I" ,'\ U L I) E, E I EfT TOT 11 E DRAFT CHOiCE HE WAS SE~ECTED fOR HIS DE~ENSivE ABiliTY, (CON'To AT RUGHT) ?d\"'EI:. WHiC''"' Bol..c!.., HE USES." BUT W!LL PROBABLY BE TRilED IN OFfENSIVE PASSING AND RUNNINGv PAGE 6 HOLJRGLASS WEDNESDAY 15 JANUARY 1964 WM~-ED TO BuY NOTICES ~fKCN-F OR A~Y GOCD Q~A~lrY 35-M~ CAMER~. CALL ~Ai HELP WAKjED G~'C~~ft~N A~ 9- 444 R I CHARDSOi'-l SHOvJTWE 7°30 HELP WA~IED - FEMALE BEAM A~TE~~~ FeR lO, 159 OR TO~GHEST GLN iN TOMBSTONE BELL TELEP~ONE LABORA70RIE3 20 METE~S PREFER ~8S_E( GECRGE M~NTGO~ERY ~ND BEVERLY :V~ER , ~ ! KE ZElS C{)JPl EX -A-36, ~A-33s OR ~YGAi~ T~E ARgZC~A RANGERS T~KE ON ThE JC~N~Y RiNGO F~L~ -!ME OPEN~~G "7:-,_4 CA ... 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ERK- --; Yp I S"'" - Fu ... _ OR 4 PAR"'" 'TIME GA~BO~ AT 9- 66, DAYS OR ROXY SHOW;~ME 6 30 AND 8 30 AT ~RAl_ER 53! EVENINGS BURN W~ TCH B""Rt\ FOR SALE JANET BLAIR AND PE1ER WVNGARDE ONE BABY S-R0LLER CA~L ONE vELLOW MAE WEST, 3'G~ED EVENTS T~AT TRANSP!RE AFTER A CO~LEGE PRO "BUD"} 0~E YELL::W A,ND B_ACK 2395 MRS M,~_Eq FESSOR DlSCOVERS ~IS WIFE HAS BEEN PRACTIC!NG f'D W II 3NJR~EL, SIGNED aUG B_ArK M~G~S LOST AT AT NIKOR-X CAMERA, ~~~OR-X BAC~ELORS POO~ T~E L~ST S~UBA TRAIN!NG FLASH AT1AC~MENT, ONE BOX RCj t\AMlJR SHCWTi~E 8 PaM OF BULBS; THREE PACKAGES OF COURSE. ALSO LOST ON SUN MAKE MINE A DOUBLE FILtvlS, COLOR PRCCESS'NG KIT, DAY'S TRIP TO BiGEJ, BLAC~ BR'A~ R·x AND CECIL PARKER ~ASK AND SNOR~E~! SIGNED CASE CAL~ 2239 A CASE c~ DOUBLE iDENTITY THAT W'~L DOUBLE fI, C.-ILL "BUD W 2416 YCJ JF W!T~ LAUGHTER MEDIUM SlZED TRiC~C~E. KWAJ CONDIT O~y $2 C~NTACT Boy's TAN S~i~T LOST AT MAD C .. L6 S~OwTi~E 7 30 P.M. D. LONDON ~T TRA1LER 593 EMON BEAC~, SIZE 8 CALL 30 YEARS OF FUN 221! 0 AFTER 3 C "'i STARR!~G A~L THE SILENT MOVIE HEROES OF C~MEDY IT ~S THE GREATEST CC~ED!ANS AT BRUNETTE CHA~7Y CA~~Y DOLL, AKAI ~-6, EX~ElLENT COND! THElR GREATEST o TA~EN TIO~o AvA'LAB~E WlT~ OR WEARING RED rCAT, FPOM DOLL CA~~!AG~ k~ Vq~fNITY ~------W!THGUi ~~[~~ER5, C~C.CE :~ CF 26 AKA" S~~v, CR P"G~EE~ 444~A C~LL 23 _EO (lHE LIp) D~RCC~ER NAMED IN AFFEC-!O~ SUIT (PIO~EER SPEAKERS ;~ :~ERRY tv1'DDI-EBURV', VERMor'H (vPI )--A MIDDLEBURY W/if TRESS WAS P~C·ES~A~T CHAPE~ ~HCIR WOCD (ABJ~E-J 6E5" OrFE~ D1 3C.OSED TODAY TJ BE T~E WOMAN INVOLVED i~ AN Al~E~ATro~ IN viCINITY OF $2000 CAL~ W!~L MEET T~IS EVENING AT OF AF·ECT!ON SUIT AGA!~ST LEO DUROCHER, OONTROVERSIAL 7 30 AT THE C~APEl 601 BE'wEE~ 7 30 AND 4.300 les A~GELES DODGERS COACH 000 D~~(C~ER WAS ARRESTED E~RLY YESTERD~Y BY ADDISON COUNTY Two 1~-10N CCLD5PG~ AliR SQUA~E DA~Cl~G W!~L BE ~ELD SHERI~F Al~EN CHA~D_ER CHANDLER AWOKE DURJC~ER IN ~~s ,-OND 11' i CNERS, I MA iT.AG, ~- r~E YOKwE yu~ eLlB AT RCO~ Al ~HE MiDC~EB~RY ~N~ ~OTEL TO SERVE Hi~ WiTH A BODY 8 Po~o TbiS EVENiNG CCME 1963 MODE_, WASHER/DRYER WR~T, A CiVi_ AGT~O~ REQUIRING THE POSTING OF BAIL COMBIf\i~TiON, (ALL THREE ~LONE OR BRi~G 'CuR PA~~NER THE CLERK O· TPE ADD!SON COUNTY COURT SAID RENE MORIN OF ITEMS USED ONLY 10 MONTHS), (WAS~~NGTON STREET) MIDDLEBURY, A BRICKLAYER, BROuGHT THE 5 PAiRS OF SINGLE WIDTH KGA ~O HOLD MEEr~~G S~iT C~ARG!~E THAT D~ROCHER ALIENATED THE AFFECTiON OF KWAJA~EiN GOLF ASSOC~AT~CN AND I PAIR OF DOuBLE WIDTH HIS WiFE, ANt\A WiLL rlO~D A BUSINESS MEETuNG DRAPES; 2 DOUBLE W!DT~ AND tvlRS MORIN IS A WAiTRESS AT THE MIDDLEBURY INN, THE SAME I SINGLE WiDTH DRAPERY AT 1930 T~jS EVENiNG I~ ~JT[_ iN WHIG~ DUROtHER WAS ARRESTED RODS, AKAI M-7 WiTH TWO THE SCUBA CL~B~Ou~E T~E M:RIN is S~!NG FeR $150,000 ACCORDiNG TO THE COURT CLERK E~E~TJ0N OF ~EW O~F"CER3 SONY SPEAKERS CALL 2395 DuRO~hER CO~~ERRED AT LENGTH TODAY WITH HIS ATTORNEY, ~ND ~CMM!TTEE MEMBE~3 W' __ OR SEE AT 486-6" VERtvl~~T LT GOVERNOR RALPH A FOOTE. FOOTE SAID DUROCHER BE T~E ~RDER O~ BJ5l~~-:. "'ECH~ICALLY wAS UNDER ARREST UNTIL "A GROUP OF L:JCAL Boy's 20" BIr<.E. GOOD CONDI A S~~RT ~C~!E WIT~ ~(C~L CITIZENS" POSTED $30,000 BAIL TION. SEE AT ~RAILE~ 538 CCL~ M[MBERS pI AvryNG THE DURCChER DENiED THE ALLEGATION HE ISSUED A STATEMENT ~AJOR R:lE3 ~I~L BE S~OWN AFTER 4 P M" or DE~!Al A~TER CONFERRING AT LENGTH TODAY W~TH HIS ATTORNEY r~E 58-YEAR-OLD DUROCHER BECAME ACQUAINTED WITH THE MORi~ WOtvlAN'S 26" BiKE, KWAJ CAiECH~3~ CLASS 10 ~EE; ~~~!LY T~ROUGH A DAUGHTER~ CAROLYN, 26, A PART-TIME MODEL COND!T~ON. CA~L 2371 THE 7TH AND 8TH GRADE C~lE AND ACTRESS WYO WCRKED A,S DUROC~ER'S RECEPTI0NIST IN C~~SM :LA~3 ~i~L BE ~ELD ONE-TON FEDDERS AIR CONDi TH!S EVE~ING AT 6 15 DLROCI-IER, il\J HIS STATEMENT, SAID, tiT HERE IS NC T~UTH TIO~~R AvAI~ftBLE !ST OF !~ AN~ S!NGLE A~LEGA7fiON OF T~E ENTIRE CO~PL~ij~T I HAVE FEBRuAR~, $100 CALL 322 lOST KNOW~ ~~R~~'~ D~UG~TER, CAROLYN, AS A FRIEND F~R THE PAST DAYS, 2471 EVENiNGS ALL BLACK ~ALE CAT, NA~ED T~REE YEARS AND THROUGH THIS FRIENDSHIP ! HAVE BECOME "t-,J i NGA.J\i i "lG n CALL MRS CLOSE FRIENDS W~lH MANY MEMBERS OF HER iMMED1ATE FAM!lY NYL~N NET PLAY~EN, BABY RI-'EA, 618 --\~S If\Q-::LUDES ::'ARCt...YN'S MOTi-iER, MRS ANNA MOR~N," DIJROCHER BASSiNETTE :ALL 2 458 S:l.!D t...lC\jctJ~,J (uP. )--SYNGr-.4AN CARS~Y~ ~A3 TrlHEE MARRiED S!STERS RANGING B~ AGE FRO~ i~_TO~ ~IR rOND~T"ONER~ R~EE" 88, FJRMER FRES!DENT 20 T~ 28 O~E ~~STER, ~RS JANE HADLEY, 28, Of MIDDLEBURY, JUST REHABEtD, wOPT~ $200 - 2F T~E ~EPuBLjC o~ KOPEA, I~ MARRiED TC T~E SON OF EGBERT HADLEY, PRESiDENT OF THE PRICE $100, ~-T)~ AiR (JNDu sErM~ DE~T~~[D T0 END HIS BeARD OF TR~S~EE5 Of M!DDLEBuRY COLLEGE. TI0~ERJ ~~# R~NNjNCj W:~T~ DAYS IN ~1~ ~OSP!TAl ReO M 100 - Pq\wE $50. BeTH ~ N H::-NC~ Ul..._1 eVER rlAl~ M\lL~ON FOR POLICEMAN'S WiDOW 5TANDARC :~qR~_~ LNHrs. b[S D:~T:o SAnD RWEE CA~ DALLAS, TEX~S (UPI )--POl!CE SA!D TODAY T~E FAMilY OF CA __ 2'95 D~YS ~~D 645 !~ " 0"'" '3 PEA K B J'" Tt-! A 'T "M R 5 ~~tlN PC~MCE OFFICER J D. TIPPIT HAS RECE!VED $600,849 AND 'T Ii E E 'J £. 1\' I\~ G 5 R~~E SrEMS TO ~~~~ W~E~ HE CfFiClAL ~ABv_ATiON o~ DO~AT'ONS HAS ENDED W'NTS S3ME~~iNG (R D~ES~'T UP uN'TI~ ~0W, THE FOL~CE DEFARTMENT HAS ~AD A lO-MAN ItJA~ ~E0 wA~~ S~~ET~1~G ' ~REW FRCCE~S ~G AND rABULAT~ NG MAil SENT TO THE FAMilY OF BABY ~ T E~ ·:R WED~ESDAYJ RHEt 1-',<3 r !\,EO ll\ EII1 .... [ ~~E J~.~CER S~~T TRY~NG TO CATCH PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY'S ~p.f\I.!AR '( ; 5 :: ... -~ 22~ ~ I~ H~NOLvl~ SINtE BEING J~ERTHR~WN 9t A ~~ljT~RY UF~,~.6~S ES~~M.TED T~EY HAD PROLESSED 4,000 PIECES OF r:::~Go 't\' 1960 MAIL