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VOL 9, No 8515 KWAJALEIN, ~SHALL ISLANDS Mond~, Septembep 29, 1969 Golda leir Arrives in New York Kopechnes Petition Court TODAY'S NEWS To Disallow Autopsy Greeted With Cheers, Peace Songs WILKES-BARRE, PA (UPI) -- Listening KOPECHNE CASE -- Autopsy dea-z-81-On NEW YORK (UPI) -- Israeli Prime Min~ster Golda Me~r arr~ved in the citv with lntently, Mary Jo Kopechne's parents shll unaertcn.n the world's largest Jewish population today and was greeted with cheers and a heard a Judge take under advisement to song of peace from 3,000 Yeshiva schoolchildren day their petition to bar an autopsy on a City Hall recep GREEN BERETS -- U S government drops the body of thelr daughter, found dead But members of pro-Arab organ~zations threatened to picket aase aga1-nst 81-X sold1-ers tion Mayor John V Lindsay was giv~ng for the Pr~me Min~ster and to demonstrate last July ln Sen Edward M Kennedy's outside a dinner for her tonight by 55 Jew~sh organ~zations The Arab support car which had plunged into a tidal pond deaths of 34 U S PRAGUE -- Dubaek retcn.ns only h1-s Mr and Mrs Joseph A Kopechne walk ers said they would burn 34 Israel~ flags to commemorate the seat on Central COmm1-ttee servicemen in an attack on the USS L~b ed silently from the big, oak- paneled erty during the six-day war in June, Luzerne C~unty Courtroom after Judge B Union Leader Claims CAIRO -- IsraeZ~s attaaked by aom 1967 C Bromlnski took under consideration mandOs 1-n hel~aopteps Lindsay and his wife, former U N Am Republicans Seeling thelr second attempt to block an autop bassador Arthur J Goldberg and repre sy The~r case was argued by attorney ISRAELI PRIME MINISTER -- Go lda Me-z-r sentatives of about 60 Jewish organiza Southern Stronghold Joseph F Flanagan tions welcomed Mrs Meir at Kennedy In ATLANTIC CITY, N J (UPI) -- AFL-CIO V1-s1-t1-ng the Un1-ted States Brominski sald he would write an op ternational Airport New York was her Presldent George Meany charged today inion "forthwlth" on the Kopechne mo AFL - CIO -- Un1-on aga1-nst Hayns f~rst stop on a week-long tour that that the nomlnatlon of Judge Clement F tion He then posted a hearlng on an worth's nOm'Z-nat1-on to Supreme Court will take her later to Los Angeles and Haynsworth Jr to the Supreme Court and amended autopsy petition f~led by the M~lwaukee, which once was her home adm~nlstratl0n requests to postpone State of Massachusetts, pend~ng a rul IRELAND -- Barr-z-aades g01-ng baak up Her schedule today also ~ncluded lun school desegregat~on deadl~nes in Miss ing on the parents' plea cheon with U N Secretary General Thant lSSlPp~ were part of Pres~dent N~xon's The amended request for an autopsy and a conference with Gov Nelson A efforts to make the south a Republ~can H-BOMB TESTS -- Aleut~an Island test- was flIed Sept 18 by Massachusetts 1-ng aaus1-ng saare that they may br-z-ng Rockefeller in her Waldorf su~te stronghold D1St Atty Edmund S D~nls It c~ted Mrs Meir, who flew here from Wash Meany sald that under "the new Repub on earthquakes and t1-dal waves for the flrst tlme the presence of ington where she conferred last week llcan Southern strategy they seem to blood ~n the mouth and nose of the 28- with President Nixon, said yesterday in feel that they can afford to wrlte off year-old blonde after her body was re a television interview on NBC's "Meet the Northern lndustrlal liberal states covered from the submerged auto July the Press" that Israel has no obl~ga and by holdlng a grip on the so-called 18 tions to the Arab refugees who former- farm states and creating a Republican Effeat1-ve Wednesday, Oat 1, 1967, D~nlS was represented by hlS aSS1S ly lived in what is now the State of solid South that they don't have to some Global faa-z-l1-t1-es on 1-sland w1-ll tant Armond Fernandez Jr for arguments Israel but Israelis "are prepared to worry too much about future elections " have new hours Turn to page two fop on the Kopechne petlt~on, whlch were do our share in the solution of the The labor leader told the Biennial the l1-st1-ng of new hours New hours heard 70 days after M~ss Kupechne was refugee problem " Conventl0n of the AFL-CIO's Maritlme for reareat1-on and enterta1-nment ser buried Trades Department that the nomlnation V1-aes w1-ll appear 1-n tomorrow's Hour Flanagan told Brominskl Pennsylvanla of Haynsworth, a federal appeals court Glass law in the case was "und~sputed" He Arabs Use Helicopters Judge from South Carollna, was "of ma sa~d the law should "not reach ~nto the Jor lmportance" to Nixon's goal of a grave" except on grounds of a "good GOP South cause and urgent necesslty " 'n Sinai Pe"insula Raid Meany repeated his earlier charges UPI -- Cairo said today its commando before the Senate Judlclary Committee raid 50 miles into the Israeli-held Si that Haynsworth should not Slt on the Army Drops Murder Charges nai Peninsula marked the beginning of Supreme Court because he ~s lnsens~tive a new phase in its M~ddle East tactics to the goals of labor and the civil Israel denied the raid occurred rlghts movement, and because hlS finan The raid yesterday, Cairo Radio said cial connections wlth fiDms involved in Against Six Green Berets "was one of the biggest operations cases before hlm show he lacks the pro WASHINGTPN (UPI) -- The Army today dropped murder charges agalnst six u s s~nce the 1967 war from the standpoint per ethical standards Green Berets ln Viet Nam because the Central Intelligence Agency would not let of volume of Israeli losses inflicted its agents testify at thelr tr~al and advanced methods used " AIC Assures Congress Army Secretary Stanley R Resar ordered the actl0n be dropped because the SlX "Th~s attack was an example of and Green Berets could not get a fair tr~al w~thout CIA testimony prelude to other forthcoming opera- Of Nuclear Testing Safety The SlX men, headed by the former Green Beret Commander in Vlet Nam, could tions," Cairo Radio said WASHINGTON (UPI) -- A serles of blg have been sent to prlson for life lf convicted at their trials Resor sa~d the R~ding helicopters for the f~rst underground H-bomb tests on Amchitka men would be reassigned outside Viet time in such a strike, the commandos Island off Alaska mlght spawn tidal Nam knifed into the peninsula at dawn and waves and earthquakes, leak radloactlv Shake-up Continues The case has caused controversy s~nce unleashed a ISO-rocket barrage that ity into the atmosphere and pOlson the the start Members of Congress pro killed "large numbers" of Israelis at fish, Congress was cautioned today In Czech Government tested when the Army announced l.t In two camps, including Israel's military But the Atom~c Energy Commisslon said tended to prosecute the s~x men, and headquarters for the northern Sinai, the tests, scheduled to begln Thursday PRAGUE (UPI) -- A purge of Czech lib appeals were made directly to President Cairo said on the Aleutlan Island, would be con erals spread to the regl0nal level to Nixon to intervene \ as Comrnander- in Israeli warplanes were driven off ducted in "complete safety" at the bot day in response to Communist Party or Chief trying to launch revenge raids across tom of a 4,000 foot hole in SOlld vol ders to get rld of "Rightists " Henry Rothblatt, one of the defense the Suez Canal last night, Ca~ro Radio canic rock The Czech Regional Government resign attorneys who had been especlally cr~ said, and Israeli convoys approach~ng The confllctlng testlmony came at a ed Hours later it reappeared headed tical of the Army in the case, said the front were heavily damaged by Senate Forelgn Relatl0ns Committee by a conservative Prem~er The federal the charges were dropped because of Arab guns hearing held at the request of Sen government underwent the same process "the outcry of the Amerlcan people wl.th "The enemy tried to bring up some Mike Gravel, (Dem -Alaska), who is con Saturday and the Slovaks reglonal Ad the help of the news medla " reinforcements to his front line posi cerned that the tests wlll set off a ministrat~on was expected to be reshuf Resor sa~d the CIA had decl.ded" in tions but our artillery destroyed his repeat of the 1964 Alaskan earthquake fled later thl.s week the interest of nat~onal security" lt columns and set his vehicles ablaze The purpose of the test is to test In Czechoslovak parla'lce "rightwing would not permlt its personnel to ap F~res were seen clearly from the west the warhead for the Spartan Mis c lle opportun~sts" are followers of Alexdn pear at the court martl.al, although the ern bank of the Canal," the Egyptian the long-range interceptor ~n the SAFE der Dubcek, fermer ~drty First Secre intell1.gence agency was "not dlrectly announcement said GUARD Antiball~stlc Misslle System tary who was ousted yesterday from the involved in the alleged incident " Egypt said the raid yesterday morn Party's all-powerful Presldll1m and Resor made clear that the withholdlng ing was in retaliation for the almost Catholics Erect More Chairmanship of the Natlonal Parl~ament of CIA testlmony was the reason for the da~ly Israeli air strikes across the The Prague D~strlct Party e}~elled dlsmls~al, statlng that the charges Suez Canal, dealing Israel what Cairo two members and elther suspenden or be against the Berets represented "A fund mllitary off~cers called "a taste of Barricades in Belfast gan investigat~ng 18 others Party amental violation" of policy and regu her own medicine " groups throughout the nat~on vowed to latl0ns that the Army "wlll not and Israell spokesmen in Tel Aviv said BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND (UPI) - "wage the struggle against rightwing cannot condone " they "categorically denied" the raid Three-hundred British Marlne Commandos opportunlst forces " Resor's decisl0n came as a surprlse occurred flew lnto Belfast today to reinforce For elght months in 1968, Dubcek led as preparations were well underway at anti-rlot lines Prime Minister James an attempt to create "Soc~allsm w~th a Saigon and Long Blnh, where the men Chichester-Clark warned the city's Ro human face" Now he lS powerless The have been held, for the trIals man CathollcS agalnst trying to set up two-day Party Central Commlttee meetIng The House of Representatives broke an "Ulster Cuba " that stripped hlm of hl.S other Jobs into applause when Rep L Mendel R1V More street barrlers were erected in left him only hlS seat on the committee ers (Dem -S C ), Chairman of the Armed the Catholic Falls Road area where Brl itself, where he w~elded a lonely lib Servlces Commlttee, announced the Ar tish troops used tear gas yesterday to eral vote agalnst 179 conservatIves my's declsion to drop charges against prevent Catholic-Protestant riots The other 29 Progresslves on the Cen the Berets The Rev Ian Paisley, leader of mil tral Committee were ellminated -- 10 by Rivers said the accused men not only ltant Protestants, sald 10,000 of hlS expulsion. the others Vla " resigna will be restored to duty but thelr re followers would stage a "private pro tions " cords will be clean test lobby" tomorrow at the opening of Central Committee resolutions charged The decisl0n was announced shortly The Northern Ireland Parllament Dubcek allowed "counter-revolutl0naries after New York Atty Henry Rothblatt Paisley sa~d the demonstrators would to create a cris~s that could only re filed a petition in Federal Court ~n protest "the sellout policies that are solved by the SOVlet invasion 13 months San Francisco to have the case moved to now being carried out by the govern ago The resolutions demanded that un civ~lian jurisdiction ment " repentant liberals be eradlcated from Mrs Marsaco, who's son was the ac Respondlng to the lobby and the re political posit~ons cused "trigger man" expects her son building of Catholic street barricades, Party sources said Dubcek refused to home because his tour of duty is over Chichester-Clark said "The chol.ce is recant his "sins" before the Centr.al She said she heard the news on the ra between absolutely fair and just gov Commlttee and made his purge inevita dio and rushed into the street, still TAXI CHECK -- Ispael1- sold1-eps g1-ve a ernment and just government or no gov ble Josef Havlin, a member of the dressed in pajamas and robe, to tell tax1- a secur-z-ty aheak at a POadbloak ernment at all " Central Committee, said Dubcek refused the neighbors Mr Marasco heard at 1-n oaaup1-ed terr-z-toPy on the west bank The city was heavy wlth tension and to indulge in self-criticism at the work He left work and went to church of the Jordan R1-ver fear today wl.th at least 100 new barri meeting to thank God for answering his prayers cades having gone up ______t?
Page 2 HOURGLASS Monday, 'ieptemher 29, J9h9 Billeting Offic Chang 5 Kiddie Program Coming
Beginnin~ October 1, the Central Who's afraid of the big bad wolt? Me, Billeting Office will be open six days that's who Come to the Toastmi8tr~ss a week Monday through Saturday -- "Children's Hour" and perhaps you too will during the hours of 7 30 am - 4 30 pm remember why Planned for children at the Business wh1ch has been conducted at pre-school and primary level, but great for the Central B~11et1ng Office, such as "kids at heart" Children must he accom co1lect~ng payments for hous1ng, BQ and panied by an adult, but some mama would telephone rentals, messing monthly probably be happy to lend you a child for charges and complet10n of check-out pro an hour Oct 6, 6 pm, High School Audi- cedure pr10r to depart~ng Kwajalein, will torium no ch ge' cont~nue to be processed throu~h th~s off~ce, but only dur~ng the hours of the Attention M t rists days stated above S&nee &sland sehool buses are not equ&p Many persons have asked ~f they could ped w&th flash&ng red 7&ghts~ motor&sts pay the1r telephone rental s~x or twelve are urged to use spee&al eaut&on near these months ~n advance -- th~s 1S preferred veh&eles If you wish to pay ~n advance just mult- 1ply the monthly rental by the number of Recent US Citiz n month; you w~sh to pay and write your check for that amount If your cancell A rap~d typ~st, who has worldwide ed check will serve as your rece~pt we pen pals, John Bocobo m~sses F~l~p~no suggest us~ng the Guard Ma1l (p~ck-up food and del~very of ~ntercompany ma~l) or John's a secretary-stenographer in MOTHER MYRA'S ROADSHOW PARTICIPANTS ~nclude (1 to R) the U S Post Off~ce to forward your the SAFSEA Off~ce and has been on is Russ Kees, "MOTHER" herself, Myra S~evers, Marv Kelsey payments to Global Assoc~ates' Central land a year a 1/2 and MarJor~e H~rst The show w~ll perform for the last B~11et1ng Off1ce Inc~dentally, he taught h~mself to time tonight in the Jackaroo on Ro~-Namur Don't m~ss Personnel requ~r1ng overnight accom type in h~gh school -- wh~ch partly the show, fellas Some of your fellow "Ro~ Rats' are 1n modations on KwaJale1n should contact expla~ns his present typing rate of the show the Central B~llet~ng Off~ce dur1ng of 75 words-per-minute for a ten-m~nute Martin-Zachry Receives Certificate f1cP hours and make the necessary advance per~od Mart£n-Zachry Co reeently was awarded a eert&f&eate arrangements Dur~ng the hours the H~s fam~ly moved to Kauai in 1962 Central B~llet~ng Off1ce 1S closed, Av from Tarlac Prov~dence, Ph~l~pp~nes, of aeh&evement from the Corps of Eng&neers~ Honolulu ~at~on personnel at the A1rport Term~nal John became an Amer~can c~t~zen ~n D&str&et~ &n reeogn&t&on of MZC's aeh&evement of the 1967 h&ghest exposure t&me w&thout a lost t&me aee&dent BU1ld~ng w~ll handle b1llet~ng needs In h~s spare t1me he l~kes to read, dur&ng the f&seal year 1969 &n aecompl&sh&ng eontraet walk the reef or read letters from work TAKE CARE WHE'" putt.ng out pen pals The eompany had 492~991 exposure hours for the per&od el9arettes or matches ~ About h~s pen pals, John sa~d, "I and no reported aee&dents A trash container should ~ learn their customs, what they don't L1NIfWNMlN,PL SCIr,iCE SE,UICES 10!I'JISTKffIOII be used as on ash troy 0 like about Amer~cans and what they \IEITI[~rr BUllE IIU FORrC 31 Cf FICE want to learn about the Un~ted States KlIAJILLII' IIISSILL ,(~I,CL "I ask them about their families, TIDES ~NO ASTRON(tfICIL DATA FOR OCrO?ER 1969 the~r customs and educat~on" H~s HIGII HIGH LO, LCVI SU, SUN 1001i I.CON pen pals have ~ncluded secretar~es, D'1E TIDE L1DT TIDE HCT TIDE HOT TIDF HGT [USE SET 11SI: SET New Hours teachers and a~rl~ne stewardesses hav~ng , 1 IU 4 3 7 1924 4 5 01)2 ) 9 1242 1 8 Ob37 1840 2339 1151 There are unseen assets to a , 2 (7, j" 20U6 4 r U154 24 1254 23 0637 1f39 1243 Effect~ve, Wed , Oct 1, 1969. pen pal Last year when John v~s~ted " u 2 8 '318 3 7 l41? / 8 1136 = 7 0637 1839 0031 1333 revised hours of operat1on for Japan, two pen pals showed h~m around '",0 / 3 0800 .' 3 1 ~06 ? 8 0637 1838 0123 1420 certa1n ~sland fac~l~t~es w~ll be Kyushu, located in the southern part
J 5 Jj r '~24 3 7 0212 1 9 2000 ~ 3 0637 1838 0213 1504 in effect as follows of Japan cc L.!. 1 41 ~ I; 0830] 5 <030 1 8 0637 1837 0301 1545 He recalls, "I went to Saga Expo and T 7 \
S 26 0448 5 1 1706 6 0 1042 a 6 2324 0 b 0637 1829 1947 07,: SURFWAY FOOD STORE M 27 0518 4 8 1730 5 8 Ill? 0 8 2354 0 9 0638 1828 2037 Of4' T 28 0542 4 4 1800 5 4 1130 1 1 0638 1828 2129 c 940 Mon -Fri 1000 - 1300 0612 4 0 1830 5 0 C024 1 3 1154 1 4 l638 lr28 <221 10)4 "T 3029 0647 3 6 1900 4 6 GlOb 1 7 P18 1 8 lJ63B 1827 2313 1125 1500 - 1800 F 31 0718 3 2 1948 4 1 0154 2 1 1242 2 3 0638 18-7 1.1" Saturday 1000 - 1300 PHASES OF WE OON FOR OCTOBER 1'109 1400 - 1700
LAST W'tRTER 1st, lin, ',OON 10th FlP~ST U .RL~ ]8th nJLL L SANDS BARBER SHOP
Mon - Fr~ noo - 1300 YOKWE 't UK WOMEN S CLUB 1400 - 2000 BABY SITTERS LIST Saturday 0900 - 1300 1400 - 1800 Nursery Scho Is Gra e Kerr (82565) -- Man Wed Fn '- yr old::. 9 - 11 am Tues Thur 3 'iT old 9 - 11 am Sunday CLOSED Helen Seoutar s (82471) -- Mon Thurs prJ. 9 11 am Service by appo~ntment only Will sit any day after 11 am Will board chl.ldren f overn ght if ehl.ld is over .3 vrs old
Sue Wold (83635) -- Tr 712 avail bl .... orking hour and Sat mornings BEAUTY SHOP
AGE PH0NE WEEKDAY HOURS IJEFKEND HOURS Mon Sat 0800 - 1830 Adams Julie 11 1/2 84660 UntH 10 pm 12 am Sunday CLOSED All en Barbara 16 82581 J 30 pm - 12 30 am Any hour Service by appointment only J 0 F N B 0 COB 0 Allen Lisa 14 82581 3 30 pm - 12 30 am Any Hour
Bogardus Debra 14 82345 Until 9 pm Untll 1 8lll POST OFFICE - Kwajalein Bogardus Melanl.e 13 82545 Until 9 pm Unol 12 am
Castelli Claire 12 1/2 82364 3 15 pm 10 pm Anv hour Window Serv~ce
Chapman Cynthl.a 13 83688 Until 9 30 pm Unt 1 12 am Monday 1100 - 1930
Gartland John (Pat) 12 82276 Vnt].l 10 pm Unt 1 11 pm (No babies please) Tuesday 1100 - 1500 Wednesday 1000 1300 Until 1 am Guhn Donna 16 82454 Thursday 1100 - 1930 Hahn Jeff 14 82367 Until 10 30 pm Any hour Friday 1100 - 1500 Hunt Rose 15 84542 Any hour Any hour Saturday 1100 - 1300 --do your Kuhn Nancy 15 82592 UnD 11 pm Any hour Sundays and Hol~days CLOSED
Kennedy Linda 14 82673 UntIl 11 31) pm Anv hour ASHTAAYS
Lane Allison 15 83626 Unt i1 12 am Any hour Leonard Bobby 14 82367 Vnttl 10 om llnt 1 12 am clothe Facilit~es ? Love Dana 14 84534 Unt].l 12 am Anv hour other than those listed above will continue to observe pre Peabody Doris 11 841)14 N t available Vnt1Jnpm - sent hours of operat~on . Trom1ey T].D1 14 82573 InUl 12 15 am The recreation and entertainment Ty leT Debb ie 14 8452] Vntli 10 30 pm Any hour: (babies ncluded) serv~ces will appear in tomorrow's Vie stra Scott 12 82342 Dnt].1 6 pm Unni 12 :m HourGlass
Compiled September 1969 [ Monday, September 29, 1969 HOURGLASS I f" FOP Plays Kingmak r IBonn Will Increase Value of Mark In W st G rman Politics Washlngton (UPI)--The dlrector of the Internatlonal Monetary Fund (IMF) announced today Bonn (UPI)--Walter Scheel and hlS tIny that Germany wlll allow the mark to Increase In value, but Treasury Secretary Davld M Free Democratlc Party played the role of Kennedy sald It would not damage the dollar or other world currenCles klngmaker today In West German P01Itlcs IMF managlng dlrector Plerre-Paul Schweltzer opened a week-long seSSlon of the board of It was sweet revenge for Scheel as governors of the IMF and the World Bank by announclng the declslon of the new German gov- Chancellor Kurt KleSlnger of the Chrlstl8.n ernment to let the mark float to 1 ts market ",/,/, Democratlc Unlon (CDU) and ForelgnMlnlster ¥~4 ,'j ~. ·1 value 00 Wllly Brandt of the Soclal DemocratIc The value of the mark on the open market tli' , Party (SDP) sought hlS favor 'f.~·'i:A now IS somewhat hlgher than the offlclal iYij )' For years, the two blg partles had treat rate of 25 U S cents and Schweltzer sald > ed Scheel and hlS followers as polltlcal German offlclal~ would let It seek ItS mar- lepers But It was a dlfferent story to ket value when tradlng resumes tomorrow day NeIther the CDU nor the SDP won a He sald a new offlclal value would be maJorlty In parllamentary electlons yes establlshed after the mark has found ItS terday and both needed help from the FDP level to form a government As a result, German goods wlll become Slnce West Germany was born 20 years ag~ more expenslve ln the Unlted States and the the Free Democrats have been the also-ran rest of the world whlle Imported goods wlll palty be a Ilttle cheaper ln Germany To the polltlcal rlght lay the more Kennedy sald Germany's declslon "wlll SOlldly conservatlve Chrlstlan Democrats serve a constructlve purpose In dampenlng To the left loomed the other glant, the potentlal speculatlve forces" labor-based Soclal Democrats "ThlS actlon," Kennedy sald, "should have As the fellow In the mlddle, the Free no adverse repercusslons on other cur Democrats benefltted only when the glants renCles and does not effect the dollar " were too angry wlth each other to agree on Schweltzer's annoucement was the blg top anythlng else lC of corrldor conversatlon among represent Theodore Heuss, West Germany's flrst atlves of the IMF's 112 natlons attendlng presldent, was a Free Democrat one of the most slgnlflcant sesslon'S In A decade ago, when the late Chrlstlan the fund's 25-year hlStOry Democrat Konrad Adenauer found he needed The move wlli mark the flrst attempt DOESN T MIND IF IT DOES-A rubber fmgered experunental added votes for a parllamentary maJorlty, to create Internatlonal currency backed hand IS about to make off with Karen Kastelic s cocktail at he \urned to the Free Democrats ErIch only by confldence and good wlll the B F GoodrIch plant m Akron OhIO The hose like Mende, then the Free Democrat leader, be Kennedy opened the meetlng by readlng fmgers curl and grasp when pressuflzed With gas or flUid Goodnch says a deVice like thiS could be made to lift hold came the Vlce chancellor under Adenauer a message from Presldent Nlxon halllng the or pull obJects welghmg several tons which mdlCates a And, llke some Amerlcan Vlce presldents, paper gold plan and wlshlng the delegates Wide variety of commerCial applicatIOns Ilttle was heard from Mende agaln Later "God's speed" In your efforts the FDP selected Scheel to lead the lIttle "We must restore the stablll ty of prlce Astronauts, Wives Arrive party levels, threatened by Inflatlon, upon WhlCh Scheel IS a 50-year-old management con sound growth depends," Nlxon sald In Mexico City Today sultant to flrms In the Ruhr Valley In World Bank Presldent Robert S McNamara, dustrlal area ln hlS openlng speech, pledged that the To Start Goodwill Tour Through a career of facts and fIgures, Bank would try to 11ft the world's under he kept a sense of humor He enJoys tweak- developed natlons out of poverty Mexlco Clty (UPI)--The Three Astronauts Ing the mlghty But he sald the Bank must dlspense more who partIclpated In Amerlca's flrst Moon Polltlclans say the mere slght of hlm IS than money He sald the underdeveloped landlng arrlved In MeXICO Clty today to start enough to make Kleslnger reach for the natlons also need tough talk about prob a 24-natlon goodWIll tour stomach powders lems ranglng from blrth control to sloppy Apollo 11 Astronauts Nell A Armstrong, Ed- PubllC oplnlon polls showed the Free economlC plannlng Wln Aldrl~, Jr and Mlchael A Colllns, and Democrats slumplng before the vote At US Offers Mexico Planes thelr Wlves, arrlved from Elllngton AFB at the same tlme they showed Scheel as the I 15 pm EDT only polltlcal leader Increaslng hlS Equipped to rSniff Pot' They carrled a personal greetlng from Pres popularlty Kleslnger and Brandt Nlxon to Pres Gustavo Dlaz Ordaz. personally had sllpped Washlngton (UPI)--The Unlted States IS The Moon voyagers also carned repllcas of US Lawyers Renew Charge offerlng Mexlco alrplanes equlpped to Moon landlng plaque wIth the InscrIptlon, - "snlff" marl Juana from the alr and rUln It "We came In peace for all manklnd," to present On Desegregation Polici s for smoklng wlth chemlcal sprays, the head to each country Washlngton (UPI)--Government CIVll rlghts of Operatlon Intercept told Congress today "I thlnk the prlmary Job of thlS trlp IS to lawyers renewed thelr charge today that Eugene T Rossldes, the asslstant Trea share wlth the rest of the world the splrltof the Justlce Department IS lettlng POlltlCS sury secretary In charge of the new U S Apollo," CollIns saId before boardlng the slow down desegregatlon crackdown on drug Smuggllng, sald the same blue, whlte and sllver presldentlal Jet that The attorneys, complalnlng that one slde aLrborne sensors that were developed to wlll take them around the world of the controversy had been made publlC, flnd enemy troops In Vlet Nam are belng "I Vlew thIS as a great opportunlty to meet dlsclosed the text of thelr obJectlons at adapted to detect growlng flelds of hemp, and talk WIth people from other countrles," the Justlce Department the plant from WhlCh marlj~ana IS made, Aldrln sald Thelr superlor, Asslstant Atty Gen and popples, the base of heroln Janet Armstrong was dressed In orange, Pat Jerrls Leonard, was expected to respond to In addltlon, he sald, a spray has been Colllns In brlght red and Joan Aldrln wore a the latest statement from the dlssldent developed that would make marlJuana very belge SUIt ,lawyers later In the day bltter when smoked "It's certalnly no vacatIon but we'll enJoy , Forty lawyers attached to Leonard's "We stand ready to asslst wlth planes and It," Mrs Colllns sald of the busy 38-day trlp 'CIVll rlghts sectlon made thelr orlglnal sensor devlces," he sald that wlll take them around the world, wlth complalnt Aug 29 to Atty Gen John N "The Department of Defense IS developlng one stop behlnd the Iron CurtaIn, Yugoslavla MItchell, but detaIls were never fully these sensor deVlces They're not on the Contempt Citations Lifted dlsclosed drawlng board, they're nearly ready " The complalnt was made publlC today along An alde of Rossldes sald the chemlcal In Convention Riots Trial Wl th a new statement clalmlng that no spray for marl Juana would not klll the Chlcago (UPI)--U S Dlstrlct Court Judge 'Change In Justlce Department POllCy had plant and mlght not be notlced by the farm JUlIUS J Hoffman today Ilfted the contempt occurred er or processor cltatlon agalnst four defense lawyers In the The orglnlal complalnt was based on the "You probably wouldn't know 1 t untll you ChlCagO ConventIon rIots trlal department's declslon to glve MISSISSIPPl smoke It," he sald But he turned down a motlon for a mlstrlal schools more tlme to fulflll desegregatlon Rossldes dlsclosed the sensor program dur flled on ground that hIS treatment of the four commltments Ing testlmony before the Senate Juvenlle lawyers had a "chIlllng effect" on attorneys The attorneys charged the declslon has dellnquency subcommlttee, WhlCh IS conslder throughout the country reflected "a dlsregard for the merlts of Ing several bllls almed at narcotlcs traf Hoffman had Issued the contempt cltatlons the cases flC and use agalnst Gerald B Lefcourt of New York, and "Events Indlcate to us a dlSposltlon He sald Operatlon Intercept, under WhlCh Mlchael E Tlgar, DennIs J Roberts andMlchal on the part of responslble offlclals of the all vehlcles and people enterlng the Unlted J Kennedy, all of San francIsco federal government to subordlnate clearly States from Mexlco are belng searched, was They had sent word that they were wlthdraw- deflned legal requlrements to nonlegal worklng and '\nll go on Indeflnl tely " Ing from the trlal, but U S Att Thomas Foran cnnslderatlons when formulatlng the en "The fact that there have been few sel demanded they be Cl ted for contempt on grounds forcement pollcles of thlS dl vlslon," the zures lS proof of the success of the program, they had not WIthdrawn In the proper fashlon Aug 29 complalnt sald Rossldes sald Two of the defense lawyers, Lefcourt and The attor~eys added that thelr study "Our Informants tell us they're waltlng us Tlgar, were arrested last week, brought to of the cases and consultatlons wlth the out," Rossldes sald of Mexlcan drug smug Chlcago, and for a tIme threatened wlth Im- U S Offlce of Educatlon convlnced them glers prlsonment over the weekend that the MISSISS1PPl authorltles could have All four were In court today and Foranmoved met thelr pledges to desegregate FAMOUS FIRST FACT--Brushes were flrst that, Slnce they were now follOWIng the rules The dlssldent attorneys referred to a manufactured at Medfleld, Mass , In 1808 In wlthdrawlng, the contempt cItatlon charge statement by Mltchell, saylng It "lndlcates by Artemas Woodward In a shop that stood be WIthdrawn an Intentlon to contlnue WIth the POllCy near the prsent slte of the Orthodox par Hoffman sald, "I have no deslre to damage of Cl vll rlghts law enforcement toward sonage Slnce then brushes have helped reputatlons of young lawyers I vacate the WhICh our Aug 29 statement was palnters and artlsts In thelr work contempt cItatIons" dlrected " ~(.Jri (1 l.j , ~ r 1 ! t .J , [ Pag~ _4 ______HOURGLASS SPOR1 j Little Leaaue Action National Football L agu R suits
Mllwaukee -- Bart Starr fllpped a two- The Los Angeles Rj.ms bUIlt c1 1 {-r)!,l {Jt yard sWlng pass to Jlm Grabowskl for a halftlme lead and held on for a 17-7 ,{l {J touchdown, glvlng the Green Bay Packers over the Atlanta Falcons The vlctor; a 14-7 VICtory over the San FranC1SCO was the Rams' second In two games Un::: 4gers In Mllwaukee season Atlanta IS one and one The scorlng play cllmaxed a 53-yard The Rams scored the fIrst tlme they hc1d drl ve and broke a 7-7 tle In the fourth the ball, marchlng 73 yards In elght quarter Passes from Starr to John plays followlng the oplnlng klCkoff SpIllS for 11 yards and Grabowskl for Rookle Larry Smlth plunged over from the 14 yards, plus the slashIng runs of one for the touchdown Travls Wllllams hlghllghted the march Then, In the second quarter, the Rams and brought the ball to the two, from went 56 yards In eleven plays for another where the Starr to Grabowskl comblna- touchdown Roman Gabrlel passed four tlon cllcKed agaln yards to Wendell Tucker for the score The teams battled to a scoreless A fumble recovery by rookle Bob Kleln deadlock for the first half. But the on the Falcons' 24 set up the Rams' final t1e was qUlckly broken 1n the second three points, a 16-yard fleld goal by half as Green Bay rookIe Dave Hampton Bruce Gossett. took the openlng klCkoff and streaked Atlanta's lone score came In the fourth 87 yards for a touchdown perlod on a 25-yard pass from-Bob Berry ~~OMents later, the 4gers tled the to Gall Cogdill. Then. the Falcons TOO LATE L~ttle Leaguer races across second base as score, (-7, on an 80-yard touchdown threatened agaIn but a fumble by Paul> for a late throw nass frf'JTI Brod1e to Chfton McNell. Gipson_at the Los Anp:eles 36 ended the T~p 4gers made a last-mInute effort to drive ~aln a tle, but an InterceptIon by Herb Quarterback Joe Kapp of the Minnesota Ailderly cn the goal hne '71th 40 seconds VIkIngs was booed often by the fans during rPMa1n n~ ended the threat the past two seasons but he was the object ~~~ rc,pr rUnnlng of rookIe CalvIn of contlnuous cheers yesterday as he J 111 raced the Dallas Cowboys to a 21-17 fired seven touchdown passes HIS brll- vlctOrv over the New Orleans Saints llant performance tIed a NFL record as ~ne stron~ youngster from Yale carrled the Vikings h~liated the BaltImore 23 t1mes for 138 yards and two touchdowns. Colts 52-14. Hl1l scored on runs of 23 and eIght yards Kapp' s devastatlng performance account- Hlll's eIght-yard scorlng burst In the ed for 449 yards through the air, a Vlk- fourth quarter enabled the Cowboys to Ing record overcome a 17-14 New Orleans lead. The loss was the worst for the Colts Dallas' other touchdown came on a 49- SInce 1962 when they were trounced by yard pass from Craig~Morton to Les Shy. Chicago 57-0. And thlS IS the fIrst tIme The underdog Salnts scored on two Slnce 1950 that the Colts have lost theIr passes by Billy Kilmer. He connected fIrst two regular season games. WIth Andy L1vlngston on a nine-yard TD * * * * * toss and with Dave Parks on a two-yarder. * To'll Dempsey added a 43-J'ard held goal. AMERICAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Two qUIck passes by quarterback Jlm Hart and a two-yard run by WIllIS Cren- In the Amerlcan Football League The , shaw proved too much for the ChIcago surprlslng, unbeaten Clnc1nnatl Bengals Bpars as the St. LOUIS CardInals edged won thelr thlrd game--equalllng thelr en t~e Bears 20-17 Hart replaced starter tIre total of last season--by upsettIng Ch~rlle Tohnson and put new Ilfe ln a the Kansas Clty Chlefs, 24-19 0 J Slmp 31u~Ploh Card1nal of~ense In the thlrQ son ran for 110 yards, caught flve passes ~upr+er Ch1cago's Jack Concannon com for 4S yards and scored once, and Jack nletc1 2J of 41 passes for 268 yards In Kemp tossed three TD passes as the Buf r _c: ~~ cause The Bears had a chance falo Bllls trounced the Denver Broncos, "r r ~ t, e In th four seconds left but 41-28 ALSO TOO LATE Only th~s t~me the ball got there ~~ ~e~clval Mlssed a 26-yard fleld goal John Hadl's three touchdown passed led ahead of the runner complet~nq a force play at second ~~C Detrolt Llons blanked the New York the San Dlego Chargers to a 34-27 VIctory S'ancs 24-0 1n thelr NFL contest The over the New York Jets Daryle LamonIca's L~o~s broke a scoreless tle In the four TD aerlals helped the Oakland Ralders secon1 ~er10d on a two-yard touchdown beat the Boston Patrlots, 38-23 And Roy r~n bJ ~el Farr That score came at the Gerela klcked fIve fleld goals as the end of a 50-yard drlve WhlCh started when Houston Ollers downed the Mlam1 Dol t~e Glants lost a gamble on a fourth-down phlns, 22-10 plal, WhlCh fell Inches shy. Detrolt scored in the third perIod on * * * * * * a 14-yard pass from Bill Munson to NICk Fast Pitch Results Eddy and a 39-yard field goal. Have Falth 35 Ralnbows 2S In the final perIod the Llons sewed up Wenoca 29 Bldg &, Grounds 11 the victory when Lem Burney scored on aSK F 10 Ralnbows 7 75-yard punt return. Kentron S Eagles 4 Pete Gogolak mIssed two fIeld goal OlympIa 6 Hlgh School 1 trles for New York Palm Terrace 21 HawaII SO 1 Bill Nelson f1red a 15-yard touchdown VIkIngs 9 Southern Cross 8 pass to Gary Collins wlth 1 19 remalnin~ Tuesday, Sept 30 to gIve the Cleveland Browns a 27-23 WIn Dally FIeld over the Washington Redsk1ns. The Skins 5 lS Olympla vs Eagles IN THERE SAFELY Doug DeLong reaches second on a Sonnv ,Jurgensen made the game close by (Conrad & Neale) double ~n the second L~ttle League game played yester throwlnp: two touchdown passes In less Brandon Fleld day t~a~ tHO ~ln~tes In the flnal quarter 5 lS Southern Cross vs Kentron to take a 23-20 lead that only lasted (Gouvela & Antonlo) for ~h~ee m1nutes Rookie fullback Wednesday, Oct 1 Po~ Tohnson scored two touchdowns for Dally Fleld Cleveland 5 15 Palm Terrace vs Coconut Grove ',orm Snead threw fIve touchdown passes (Mlerk &, YamashIta) and led the Philadelphla Eagles to a 41- Brandon Fleld 27 romp over the Pittsburgh Steelers in S 15 HIgh School vs Weco Mets theIr game yesterday Four of Snead's (Bolllan & Neale) aerials were caught by flanker back * * Ben Hawklns * * * * Overall, Snead completed 22 of 30 Little League Sch dul passes for 335 yards HawkIns caught Tuesday, Sept 30 seven for 145 yards. The five scoring 5 pm Atlanta vs Ebeye Angels tosses is a one-game hIgh for Snead Wednesday, Oct 1 A L~ttle Leaguer makes ~t across Pittsburgh moved out ln front In the S pm Cubs vs Whlte Sox base ~n yesterday's act~on game WIth 13 pOlnts in the fIrst perlod Thursday, Oct 2 but the Eagles struck for 17 points in 5 pm Mets vs Dodgers Malor League Scores the second period. FrIday, Oct 3 NATIONAL LEAGUE DICk Shiner passed for two Plttsburgh S pm New York vs Jr Ebeye Islanders 2 Atlanta Braves 4 San Dlego Padres toucndowns. Yesterday's Results San FranCISCO Glants 8 Los Angeles Dodgers 1 Cubs 7 Mets 3 4 Houston Astros 1 Dodgers 5 WhIte Sox 3 Clnclnnatl Reds o MInnesota S2 Baltlmore 14 St LOUIS Cardlnals 2 Montreal Expos * * * * * * 3 Plttsburgh Plrates 1 Dallas 21 New Orleans 17 Chlcago Cubs Detrolt 24 New York 0 Volleyball Championships New York Mets 2 Phlladelphla Phlllles o St LOUIS 20 Chlcago 17 SOth State B over Palm Terrace A AMERICAN LEAGUE San FranC1SCO 7 Cleveland IndIans 6 Green Bay 14 7 lS-lO lS-4 Washlngton Senators Phlladelphla 41 Plttsburgh 27 New York Yankees 3 Baltlmore Orloles 2 The second game of the volleyball 10 Boston Red Sox 3 Cleveland 27 WashIngton 23 champ10nshlps WIll be played tonIght Detrolt TIgers Los Angeles 17 Atlanta 7 Kansas Clty Royals 10 ChlCagO Whlte Sox 3 at 7 pm at Dally Courts Come out MInnesota Twlns 5 Seattle Pllots 2 and see all the actIon Seattle PIlots 4 Mlnnesota TwIns 1 * * * * * * Callfornla Angels 6 Oakland Athletlcs 5 Buy Bonds Monday, September 29, 1969 HOURGLASS Page 5 ------~ Investor's Guide Today's Wall Street Roundup BY SAM SHULSKY NEW YORK (UPI)--The New York Stock Exchange tacked on a half hour to its trading Q - Could you please give me a list of seSS10n today, but that was the only s1gn1f1cant change of the day 1n 1ts operat10n short-term 1nvestments? Concern ~ver 1nflat10n, t1ght money, and V1et Nam drove stock pr1ces lower for the A - I'm g01ng to take you at your word fourth day 1n a row, plac1ng lead1ng major averages w1th1n str1k1ng d1stance of late and assume you don't mean a l1st of stocks July lows 1n wh1ch you can double your money 1n three Luc1en Hooper, SeQ10r analyst for the W E Hutton brokerage, be11eved the market's weeks performance reflect _d a be11ef that the N1xon Short-term investments are generally Adm1n1strat10n "m1ght toughen 1tS ant1-1n Family of Five Found Dead; considered to be sav1ngs accounts, Treasury flat10n campa1gn " Suicide-Murder Pact Seen b1lls, commerc1al paper You can put your "The move lower was a cont1nuation of TUCSON, ARIZ (UPI)--A fam1ly of f1ve, money into any of these and get 1t back last week's pattern," commented Newton Z1nd- 1ncluding three small children who out 10 a few days, weeks, months or a er of E F Hutton thought they were tak1ng a trip to see year Of course, any 1nvestment that 1S Another analyst pointed out that "people the Apache Sun God, were found shot to negot1able can be cons1dered "short-term " have no 1ncent1ve to become aggress1ve buy death today 1n a murder-su1c1de pact, You can sell a stock (wh1ch 1S a perpetual ers of stock" 1n V1ew of the econom1C un po11ce sa1d form of secur1ty) or a bond due 1n 1999 certa1nty A sU1c1de note blam1ng the war 1n V1et f1ve m1nutes after you buy them But 1f From July 7 to Sept 26, the NYSE operated Nam and turm01l 1n the world for the you're talk1ng of an 1nves tmen t vlh1ch pays from 10 am to 2 30 pm and began operat1ng deaths was found next to the bod1es The out at par w1thin a spec1f1ed number of today on a 3 pm closing time In June, note had been w1tnessed yesterday after weeks or months, I'd st1ck to those men 1967, 1t f1rst exper1mented w1th a reduced noon by four ne1ghbors who sa1d they d1d t10ned above trad1ng schedule because of the paper work not th1nk the family was ser10US about * * * * * * * * * * * * problem at brokerages the pact Q - How are the pr1ce/earn1ngs mult1ples The UPI marketwide indicator showed a loss The note was about a page long and determ1ned? of 0 73 percent on 1,576 1ssues cross1ng was handwr1tten by the father, Leonard A - The ar1thmetic 1S relat1vely s1mple the tape Of these, 957 dec11ned and 391 Humphrey, a tax1derm1st and a half d1v1de the market pr1ce by the annual advanced There were 152 new lows and only Apache per share earn1ngs A stock sel11ng at 4 new highs Clean clothes had been la1d out for $30 and earn1ng $1 50 a year 1S, thus, The New York Stock Exchange index m1r each member of the fam1ly, apparently sel11ng at a mult1ple of 20 -- (20 t1mes rored a drop of 31 cents 1n the average for bur1al purposes The f1ve bod1es annual earn1ngs) (If by "determ1ned" common share pr1ce were lying on the same bed of the1r you mean "f1xed" or "regulated," the answer The Dow Jones average of 30 blue ch1p tra1ler horne 1S they aren't One 1nvestor th1nks a industrials was off 6 14 to 818 04 DJ stock 1S worth 15 t1mes annual earn1ngs, ra1ls fell 1 09 to 198 85, and ut1lit1es another th1nks 1t'S worth 20 If every o 13 to 111 26 HourGlass SloCD one adhered to exactly the same mult1ple Turnover c11mbed to 10,170,000 shares Addressograph NA on every stock, therewouldn'tbe any trad- from 9,680,000 shares which changed hands Alcan Alum 27 NA 1ng on Friday Alll.ed Chem 26 1/2 NA * * * * * * * * * * * * Of the 15 most act1ve 1ssues, 12 were Amer1can Photo 10 3/4 NA Q - A fr1erld 1ns1sts that only $15,000 in retreat and 3 edged forward Amerl.can N Gas 33 3/4 NA of a person's sav1ngs can enJoy federal Prices declined on the American Stock Amerl.can T Be T 50 5/8 NA insurance protect10n Is th1s true? Exchange, w1th volume amount1ng to 3,393,270 Ampex 45 NA A - No You can have up to $15,000 1n shares, versus 3,574,105 shares Fr1day Anaconda 27 1/8 NA sured 1n each of any number of banks and The Amex Index fell n1ne cents to $26 54 Armco 27 1/4 NA sav1ngs and loans wh1ch are covered by Of the 1,050 1ssues traded, 568 dec11ned Armour 46 1/2 NA Federal Depos1t Insurance Corp or Federal and 259 advanced Bendl.x 41 1/4 NA Sav1ngs and Loan Insurance Corp , res Pr s. Nixon, Advisers Discuss Bethlehem Steel 28 3/4 NA pectively In add1t10n, you can have Boel.ng 32 1/4 NA several accounts under d1fferent t1tles B havior of American Youth Borg Warner NA 1n anyone 1nst1tut10n John Sm1th, Mary Burroughs 155 7/8 NA Sm1th, John and Mary Sm1th, etc , etc , and WASHINGTON (UPI)--Pres1dent N1xon and hl.s Chrysler 38 NA they are all protected top advisers today discussed the th1nking Coca Cola 76 1/4 NA * * * * * * * * * * * * and behav10r of American youth, but they Colgate 43 NA Q - I th1nk there 1S a consp1racy among did not talk about the part young people Com Sat NA brokers They 1ns1st you f1rst 1nvest some will play 1n the ant1war "V1et Nam morator Con Edl.son 26 1/4 NA money 1n mutual funds before they w1ll handle ium" scheduled across the country Oct 15 Control Data NA your stock bus1ness The Pres1dent met for two hours w1th h1s Corn1ng Co 282 NA A - I'm sure that some brokers l1ke the cab1net and Urban Affairs Counc1l to ex Deere 37 mutual fund comm1SS10n But there's no law amine "the psychology of youth, unrest and Dow Chemcal 66 7/8 NA you must deal w1th any wh1ch 1mpose such re disrupt10n on campus and general vot1ng pat DuPont 115 NA str1ct10ns I'm sure there are numerous terns," accord1ng to White House Press Eastern A1r NA brokers who don't 1ns1st on th1s procedure Secretary Ronald Z1egler Eastman Kodak 72 3/4 NA Questioned by reporters, Z1egler sa1d Fa1rch11d Camera 79 7/8 NA * * * * * * * * * * * * the h1gh-level conference did not consider the planned peace demonstrat1ons set for Oct 15, largely sponsored by colleg1ans. DOW JONES CLOSING AVERAGES N1xon told a news conference Fr1day that STOCKS CLOSE CHANGE the moratorium would have no effect on his 30 Industr1als 818 04 Off 6 14 Billions V1et Nam po11cy 20 Ra11s 198 45 Off 1 09 $1600.------,. Ziegler sa1d the cabinet and the counc1l, 15 Ut111t1es 111 26 Off o 13 HOW PUBLIC AND PRIVATE both composed of members of the older genera 65 Stocks 276 46 Off 1 63 DEBT ARE INCREASING t10n, were br1efed on youth by three young men on the counc1l's staff NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE INDEXES The discuss10n, Z1egler sa1d, was part CLOSE CHANGE of preparat10n for a Wh1te House Youth Con Industr1als 54 78 Off 0 39 ference scheduled for next year Transportat1on 42 72 Off 0 19 Ziegler also sa1d UtJ.ll.ty 39 40 Off 0 36 --Nixon would have no comment on Mrs Finance 68 34 Off 0 58 Martl.n Luther K1ng's statement that the All Stock Index 51 85 Off 0 38 Adm1nistrat10n "1S asking for trouble unless ...... it changes its policy" toward Negroes --N1xon could not give Pres1dent Nguyen Van Th1eu of South Viet Nam a timetable for withdrawal of U S troops because 1t was imposs1ble to determ1ne when certa1n cr1teria for d1sengagement w1ll be ~et Th1eu sa1d yesterday he needed such a t1me table so he could prepare h1s own troops as End of Year 1968 replacements Source U S Department of Commerce --Nixon has created a task force on rural development w1th Mrs Haven Sm1th of Chap By CARL H MADDEN, CHIEF ECONOMIST pell, Neb , nat10nal cha1rman of the Amer1- Chamber of Commerce of the Un,ted Statel can Farm Bureau Women, as its chairman It will be closed WHEN THE ECONOMY GROWS, SO DOES DEBT-And over the w1ll reV1ew effect1veness of current pro past decade pnvate debt has grown faster than public debt grams to help rural areas and recommend new Pnvate debt has grown from $482 bllhon to $1 127 bllhon SEPT 30th or 134 per cent (The rate has been about the same for both ways to st1mulate rural development the corporate and noncorporate sectors) Public debt on the other hand, has Tisen from $287 bllhon to $442 billion FNIOUS FIRST FACTS--The f1rst generals to or only 54 per cent Wlthm the slower growmg pubhc debt wear the f1ve star 1ns1gnia as generals of until 4.00 category state and local debt climbed more than five times the Army were Henry Harley Arnold, Dwight as fast as federal debt-142 per cent compared to 26 This Dav1d E1senhower, Douglas MacArthur, and trend emphasizes the mcreasmg demands for spendmg by for inventory state and local governments espeCially m metropolitan George Catlett Marshall, whose appo1ntments areas where urban problems abound were rat1fied Dec 15, 1944, by the Senate Page 6 HOURGLASS ______Monday, September 29, 1969 -~~ J
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Then read the message the letter. under the checked ligures elve you. ef~ LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE w• I aZ a o ::110M 6 )I~V 8 3N08 S H)~nH) l' ~O~~IW I: ______W3aNVl l IV8 l-UMOa )I)OWWVH Ol ~V3 L 1::t~~==~~~~~:~ fnL.,;~~ ~ ~ 'sa~v) 9 !l3I1WnJn) ~ 311108 l-ssonv S~3MSN'v' Pa e HOURGLASS Monday, September 29, 1969 Ortotcr Flipt L Lhelule 'nr N0rt~~c, £MON LODGE 11179 F&AM will hold a s PUBLISHED BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AT THE FOR SALE CLASSIFIED Airlines' 707 jetfllptts ~re ~elnw speclal meetlng on Tuesday, Sept 30 DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER, MONDJIY Louvered patlO 36'x36' and roof, bar, KWAJALEIN MISSILE RANGE, MARSHALL IS at 7 30 pm All FC & MM Masons are Depart Hickam Vl"3n benches, tables -- everything you need cord1ally lnvlted LANDS CONTRACT DAAG-43-67 -0001 ArrlJe Johnston I? '0 for a complete patio, 3 fans, plcnlC The HourGlass IS publ1shed dally, Depart Johnston 1 ~")O table, chlld's tall bookcase, table CATHOLIC COUPLES -- Save October 2~tn Monday through Saturday Arri ve Kwa ja Ie in 11~5() for electrlc traln, llned drapes for The Cathollc Women's Club 1S havlng a MaterIal for publlcatlon on the Depart Kwajalein 16-0 two bedroom house Call Mageds' at get acqualnted Wlne tastlng party at AROUND TOWN page must be subm1tted 1n Arrive Eniwetok 1735 82733 the MZ Club wr1t1ng to the HourGlass 72 hours prIor to deSIred publlcat10n date WESDAY Three formal gowns, Slze 14/15, 2 plnk, CATHOLIC WOMEN TO !1EET Materldl for the AD and SPORTS pages Depart Eni we tok 0715 1 blue, never worn, four palr summer Be sure and mark Oct 8 on your must be subm1tted 1n wrItIng tn the Arrive KwaJaleln rP?, casual shoes, 6 1/2 medlum - 2 belge, calendar We wl11 have the pleasure HourGlass Off1ce 24 hours before de Depart KwaJale in 0945 1 black, 1 blue -- all new, two ~nd honor of havlng Fr Hezel, a mlS- slred publ1catlon dates ArrIve Jnrnston antlque brooches -- lndescrlbable, 510nary on Truk, speak to us We 1505 Telephone notIces and ads wlll not Depart Johnston wlll also be dlscusslng plans for a lEi'5 several pleces yard goods, some prlnts, be accepted All copy and photographs ArrIve Hickam lP<>0 some sollds, call 82622 after 5 pm ~et acqualnted Wlne tastlng party become the property of the HourGlass The meetlng wl11 be at the home of Republlcatlon of mater1al conta1ned WFDNESDAY hereIn IS not authorIzed w1thout the reg Jones, Tr 971 at 7 30 pm Depart Hickam 1200 approval of the CommandIng Off1cer, Four petal scarves, $2 each, chl1dren's ~~ ______:- ____~ ______~~~~-, ArrIve KwaJalein Kwajaleln MIsslle Range 1515 toy gUltar, $5, Magnus chord organ wlth Depart KwaJaleln l71n 3 1US1C books, $40 Call 84606 after All KwaJale1n Island personnel In If you have not rece1ved your copy clud1ng dependent children who have ArrIve HIckam 0('1'5 (Thurs '11 of the HourGlass by 6 15 pm please Spec1al Servlces' checked-out ltems call 83539 between 6 15 and 6 45 pm such as tenn1S rackets, volleyballs, FRIDAY Large net playpen w1th pad, used but and a copy WIll be dellvered to you In-I) ~asketballs and other athletlc goods Depart HIckam 1n good cond1t10n, $5 Call 82885 ArrIve Johnston 1231' ~hlch have not been returned up~n thel EDITOR Larry Corsl xp1ratlon date are requested to return Depart Jornston PO Investment property -- Lake Tahoe area ArrIve KlaJaleln helr "overdue" borrowed equlpment to STAFF Glnger Storme 1 50 -- all year round recreat10n area Depart KwaJaleln 0 he Gear Locker as soon as posslble Marcla Chrlvla 163 Fully lmproved lot, 10/ down Call Arrl ve Eni we tok 1735 82597 Rudy BaldWIn Lucy Bloedel SA 'IUP DJIY FEATURE ..l:Wilill OFFICIAL BULLETIN WRITER Bob Phlll1ps Depart Em wetok 0715 Volunteer teachers are aga1n needed for DATE DUTY OFFICER PHONE Arri ve KwaJaleln OP?0 the Ebeye Chr1st1an Elementary School Depart KwaJalel'"l 091(') LTC Specker 82820 CIRCULATION Th1S 1nvolves two or three morn1ngs a 29Sept69 Arrl Ie Johns ton 1505 Deley 84486 '4ANAGFR James McCowen week For further lnformat10n call 30Sept69 tlAJ Depart Johnston 1605 Ollver Tetreault at 82877 or the lOct69 CPT Burke 83524 Arrl ve Hickam IPO(, Chaplaln's Off1ce 83505 20ct69 CP1 Rader 84691 30ct69 I TC Cooper 82838 Depart H1ckam Man 10,0 40ct69 ~IAJ Johnson 82208 Wed 1200 Sltter for 7-year-old glrl from ap 50ctfi9 LTC Cooper 82838 Fn 10=n 11 30 - 12 30 Monday II prox1mately 2 30 pm to 4 30 pm after Duty hours of GLOBAL ASSOCIATES noons Monday through Fr1day Call through Frlday, phone 81419 for Duty Depart Kwaj Tues 82623 Offlcer Wed Duty Offlcer lS KwaJale1n M1ss1le Homen's beglnnlng SWlm classes {Mon , Sat Range Command1ng Offlcer's representa Wed, Fr1 I startIng today, Sept 29 Please regIster at the Dependent's SERVICES tlve durlng other than normal duty ArrIve HIckam ~es lP00 pool w1th Don Beebe September 26, 27 I wl1l babyslt 1n your home anyt1me hours Tburs 0005 and 28, If lnterested after 4 pm on weekdays and anytlme on Sat 11'100 weekends Hy age 1S 12 Please call Buy Bonds Pam at 83625 Check In tImes for Northwest Jllrllnes fllghts I am an exper1enced babysltter and wl1l babyslt In your home after 4 prr on MOVIES TONIGHT weekdays and weekends My age lS 12 Please call 82243 for Lyd1a TuesnaJ a ni Sa turda) depertures Deslrpd check In IS Mon1aJ or The regular monthly meetlng of the Fr1day between IP~O pnn '):::=0 tours KwaJale1n Amateur Radlo Club wlll be Latest pOSSIble creck In IS Tuesday held October 1st at 1930 at the Club Ivey Hall Trade Winds or Saturday between 1)7-;0 and "P3' Stat10n All members are urged to at rours "OTLEY" tend Prospectlve members -- whether "ThE LONG DUEL" Drama-Comedy Color HAN, ex-HAM, or Just lnterested -- are Adventure Color-WS 'tied nesna v denartures also 1nv1ted Refreshments w1ll be Tom Courtenay, Romy Schne1der Yul Brynner, Trevor Howard served Doorprlze All bag~a~e must be checked In 6 30 & 8 30 AT (Mature teens) 8 ATC ~etween l?rn an~ 1500 hours Quest10n What klnd of surpr1se could Rosemar1e G1asolll have found for the Pl3ssenf';ers Newcomer's Recept10n? Answer Can't Richardson Ocean View tell you You'll Just have to attend All passenq;ers must creck in 13 t tre "ICE STATION ZEBRA" to f1nd out Banyan Room Oct 7, 9.30 "CHE" AIr Ter~inal one (1) hour prior to Suspense Drama Color to 11 am BIography Color-WS rl.eparture tUl'e for all Nortrwest Rock Hudson, Ernest Borgnlne Omar Shar1f, Jack Palance hrline fll~hts Halrstyl1ng wl1l be the subject for thlS week's Ebeye Exchange Commlttee The 7 30 ATC 7 30 & 12 30 AT Marlna's the place to meet (at 1 45) on IKVZHScheduf Wednesday and you'll be back on KwaJ MONDAY - SEPT 29 by 5 pm Please call Judy Steele at CINEMA LEr~D - Arranged and conducted 82267 lf you want any furdler lnforma Yokwe Yuk Meck Island by M1chel Le Crand - 7 30 pm Watch tl0n She's always looklng for lnterest What Happens, La Vle De Chateau, The r1rl "CODE 7, VICTIM 5" ed ladles to help ,11 th her un1que pro "COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS" I've Never Met, Two For the Road, When I gram Drama Color-WS Romant1c Drama Color Look Into Your Eyes, Hombre, Lara's Theme, Lex Barker, Veron1que Vendell Deborah Kerr, Rossano Make Me RaInbows Art GU1ld Jlembers, remember- BraZZ1 AT THE FSSENTIAL AND EXISTENTIAL MADAMOI- The workshop 1S open every 7 & 9 AT 8 (Tomorrow n1ght) SELLE FRANCOISE HARDY - 8 pm Peutretre Monday evenlng at 7 pm Come qua Jest'alme, Au fond d'un reve dore, 1n and use one klln, palnt Tu es un peu a mOl, Ouantre f01S, Je or do whatever other craft sera1 la pour tOl, VOlla, Les pet1ts gar you w1sh goons, Comme, Mes Jours sen vont, Surtout ne vous retournez pas Je changerals d' aVls, OUl peut d1re? NEW KMR TELEPHONE SERVICE RATES SOMEWHERE MY LOVE, Franck Pourcel et son SAFSCOM prescr1bed new telephone Crand Orchestre - 8 30 pm Somewhere serV1ce rates for KMR The followlng My Love, L'Eperv1er, FIle etait belle rates w11l apply to resldent1al ser pourtant Mercl, Cherle, Dans Ie Creux de V1ce effect1ve October 1, 1969 tes Ma1ns, Un Jour se leve Seul sur san Res1dentlal and BQs Etoile, JUlanlta Banana, Je l'alme, Deja Monthly Installat10n ~1arle, Une Meche de Cheveux, Solenzara Charge Charge WFEN THE SHOW IS ON THE ROSFS - Ed Ames Res1dence, 9 01 pm The Seasons of Love, When pr1vate llne $5 75 $2 00 the Snow Is On the Roses, More, Mary Res1dence, 2- In the Morn1ng, Nlkk1 I'll eet By, My party hne 4 31 2 00 Love 1S Gone From Me, Strangers, Tlme Extenslon 1 25 1 50 less Love, Two For the Road, Le Me So Moves (maln 11ne or extens1on) GROOVF - Wes Montgomery - 9 29 pm SW1tch, off and Far West, Back to Back, LelIa Wes' on (extenslon Tune, Hymn for Carl, Old Folks Baubles, only) 70 1 00 Bangles and Beads, Stompin' at the Savoy BOBBY - BILLY - BPAZIL - W1th Bobby Hack ett, Billy Butterfleld, featurlng the Bes1des learn1ng about the Club's gU1tar and V01ce of LU1Z Henrlque - var10US proJects, you'll be able 10 05 pm Danclng ln the Dark, Sunny, [l2J to enJoy a surpn.se Rose Marle C t Nlghts, Never Ever Leave Me Ba1a, C1asoll1'S prepared All thlS and re That's All, Love Is Here to Stav, Dawn freshments too -- at the :