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lOW T~DE H~GH T~DE 1-16-64 1-16-64 007 AT 1100 4.5 AT 0510 o 5 AT 2347 :lite HOURGLASS 507 AT 1720 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.