;ri~~!!:!~O~_:;~~_H auR G LASS___ ~_o.::::....;:...... :.!.....;, ~:::..!~~_~:::..::C:::..::::i..,L..r_--4 _ VOL 5 _~o ___17 09 MAY 1964 ~.~r ~ .~~L r~(5LEM ~'{ ~ sorrq ~~" ~)r ~T~ 1\ '- .~~~ a c. ~ :"e'!T~ .. -,l .J ..- -"III ."' ,;) ~~ L r :l WASHINGTON, (UPI)--SOYIET PREMIER NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV TOMORROW BEGINS A TWO­ ATLANT~, (UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON WEEK VISIT TO THE UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC IN WHAT IS SEEN HERE AS A MAJOR EFFORT CALLED UPON FELLOW SOUTHERNERS TODAY TO EXPAND RUSSIAN GAINS IN THAT PART OF THE WORLO. TO SOLVE THEIR RACIAL PROBLEMS. HIS PSYCHOLOGICAL OFFENSIVE DURING THE GRAND TOUR, WHICH OPENS IN ALEXANDRIA "RACIAL PROBLEMS HAVE DEEP ROOTS IN AND CAIRO, OBVIOUSLY IS DIRECTED NOT ONLY AGAI~ST THE UNITED STATES BUT BRITAIN SOUTHERN SOIL," JOHNSON SAID IN A AND REO CHINA AS WELL. OFFICIALS SAID KHRUSHCHEV UNDOUBTEDLY WANTS TO. SPEECH PREPARED FOR DELIVERY AT A -- I --CONVINCE THE ARAB WORLD THAT ITS BREAKFAST MEETING WITH GOV. CARL SAN­ SCriEDULE M I S$I LE I BEST INTERESTS LIE IN CLOSER TIES WITH DERS AHD GEORGIA LEGISLATORS. -.) ~ T I (N UI" NDAY ,Moscow RATHER' THAN WASH INGTON "BUT THEY ALSO TROUBLE THE PASSIONS OFE~ ii\M \oJ IYlv I II --COUNTER ANY GA INS CH I NESE COMMUN I ST Of MEN ON THE SHORES OF MARYLAND, IN A LOCAL MISSILE OPERATION IS SCHED- PREMIER CHOU EN LAI MAY HAVE MADE WITH THE SLUMS OF PHILADELPHIA AND IN THE ULED FOR 1930 MONDAY II MAY. THE EAR- I lEFT-WING GROUPS DURING HIS VISITS L I EST THE "TAKE COVER" COULD SOUND I S I EARL I ER TH I S YEAR TO EGYPT AND OTHER STREETS OF NEW YORK." I IT WELL MAY BE, THE PRESIDENT SAID, 1900. ALL PERSONNEL II V I NG INTRA I L- I AFR I CAN COUNTR I ES' THAT RACIAL PEACE WILL COME IN THE ERS AND NON-APPROVED SHELTER HOMES I --ENDORSE CONTINUED ARAB EFFORTS TO SOUTH BEFORE IT DOES IN THE NORTH. MUST TAKE COYER IN APPROYED SHELTERS OUST BRITAIN FROM HER POSITION IN (CONTINUED ON PAGE 2) AT THE SOUNDING OF THE TAKE COVER SIG- SOUTHERN ARABIA BY RESTATING RUSSIAN NAL. AfRS KWAJALEIN WILL ANNOUNCE THE DEMANDS FOR AN END TO ALL "IMPERIALISM" TAKE COVER AND ALL CLEAR SIGNALS, AS , IN THE AREA. T~ <:~M~1[H HI T5 IOWA WELL AS OTHER INFORMATION PERTINENT TO I (CONTINUED ON PAGE 2) CHICAGO, (UPI)--ToRNADOES AND VICIOU THE OPERATION. • ••••• WINDS RIPPED ACROSS THE MIDDLE WEST NIGHT OPERATIONS NORMALLY ENTAIL LAST NIGHT. AT LEAST 39 PERSONS WERE PHOTOGRAPHIC COYERAGE WHICH REQUIRES CG~ ~ILLER IS HELD INJURED IN IOWA AND WISCONSIN AND PROP A BLACKOUT OF ALL EXTERIOR LIGHTS. I PETRO IT, MICHIGAN, IUPI)--A SUSPECT ',. I' I I I ,~~ t ERTY DAMAGE WAS EXTENSIVE. ALL RESIDENTS ARE REQUESTED TO SECURE I IN HE $LAYINS OF rWO'~R DERICKSSURG; TORNADIC WINDS LASHED A 30-BLOCK SEC THEIR PORCH AND YARD FLOODLIGHTS. Ex­ VIRGINIA, POLICEMEN WAS APPREHENDED TION OF WATERLOO, iOWA, AND SHATTERED TINGUISHING NORMAL INTERIOR HOUSE TODAY fOLLOWING A HIGH-SPEED POLICE DOZENS OF WINDOWS IN SCHOlTZ HOSPITAL­ LIGHTING IS NOT REQUIRED. CHASE THROUGH TWO SUBURBS THAT ENDED SHOWERING PATIENTS WITH FLYING GLASS. GROUND SAfETY PROCEDURES: ALL PERSON­ WITH A fATAL COLISION. TWENTY-fiVE PERSONS WERE TREATED AT NEL NOT ESSENTIAL TO THE OPERATIONS POLICE SAID TWO GUNS WITH SERIAL NUM­ WATERLOO HOSPITALS. FOUR WERE ADMIT­ MUST TAKE COVER IN AN APPROYED SHELTER BERS MATCHING THOSE Of THE SLAIN OFFI­ TED. I UPON SOUNDING OF THE TAKE COVER SIGNAL CERS WERE fOUND IN AN AUTOMOBILE DRIVEN fOURTEEN PERSONS WERE INJURED WHEN ALL NON-ESSENTIAL PERSONNEL MUST IM­ BY THE SUSPECT, IDENTIFIED AS BRUCE A TORNADO STRUCK A TRAILER CAMP AND MEDIATELY PROCEED TO AND REMAIN IN AN WALTER LEIKETT, 26, BELIEYED TO BE fROM , SUBDIVISION AT WISCONSIN RAPIDS, WIS., APPROYED SHELTER UNTIL THE ALL CLEAR CHICAGO. Two SETS OF HANDCUFFS ALSO DAMAGING HOMES, OVERTURNING TRAILERS IS SOUNDED. THE TAKE COVER SIGNAL JS WERE FOUND. AND KNOCKING OUT ELECTRICAL POWER. THREE TEN-SECOND BLASTS ON THE FIRE FREDERICKSBURG POLICE SGT. Roy WRIGHT, NONE Of THE INJURED WAS REPORTED SIREN. THE ALL ClEAR SIGNAL IS ONE 31, AND PATROLMAN FRANK MINES, 27, WERE HURT SERIOUSLY, AND 13 WERE RELEASED TWENTY -SECOND BLAST. FATALLY SHOT AT A SHOPPING CENTER IN AFTER TREATMENT. ApPROYED SHELTERS ON KWAJALEIN ARE THE VIRGINIA CITY BEFORE DOWN TUESDAY. THOSE STRUCTURES WHICH HAYE FOUR-INCH BALLISTICS TESTS SHOWED THEY WERE KILL­ SAY RED CHINA "STOLE" NUCLEAR CONCRETE ROOFS. ED WITH THE SAME FOREIGN-MADE 32 CALI­ INFORMATION FROM THE RUSSIANS THE fOLLOWING BUILDINGS ARE DESIG­ BER PISTOL USED IN THE FATAL SHOOTING LONDON, (UPI)--AuTHORITATIVE COMMUN-I NATED APPROVED SHELTERS: OF A FILLING STATION ATTENDANT IN 1ST SOURCES CHARGED TODAY RED CHINA : ALL QUARTERS OF PERMANENT CONSTRUC- I NEW BRUNSWICK, NEW JERSEY, ON MONDAY.

"STOLE" IMPORTANT NUCLEAR INFORMATION !I TION (EXCEPT QTRS. 401, 402, 403 AND II LEIKETT WAS APPREHENDED AFTER THE fROM THE RUSSIANS. 404), BARRACKS AND STORE BLDG., AD­ CAR HE WAS DRIYING SLAMMED INTO AN

THE NUCLEAR KNOWHOW THUS ACQUIRED I MINISTRATION/TERMINAL BLDG., YOKWE YUK! AUTOMOBILE IN THE DETROIT SUBURB OF MAY PLAY AN IMPORTANT PART IN PEKING'SI CLUB, GENERAL MESS, SURFRIDER BOQ, I lNKSTER ABOUT 2:30 A.M. TODAY WHILE DETERMINED EFFORTS TO PRODUCE THE ATOM! AND FIRST DECKS ONLY OF THE SANDS, ! BEING CHASED BY POLICE. THE DRIYER OF BOMB, THEY SAID. REEf AND CORAL BOQs. THE OTHER CAR WAS KILLED AND LEIKETT THE SOURCES HINTED THAT RED CHINA, WAS INJURED. BY PRYING OUT SOVIET NUCLEAR SECRETS, ,MEDICAL ASSOCIATION DIVIDED ON MAY NOW HAVE THE SCIENTIFIC AND TECH­ WHETHER S~OKING CAUSES CANCER HINTS THAT PHILIPPINE TROOPS MAY NICAL KNOWLEDGE TO PRODUCE A SAMPLE CHICAGO, (UPI)--THE AMERICAN MEDICAL! BE SENT TO SOUTH VIET NAM BOMB, BUT APPARENTLY IS STILL HANDI­ ASSOCIATION TODAY DETAILED THE EVID­ MANILA, (UPI)--PRESIDENT OlOSDADO CAPPED BY INDUSTRIAL BACKWARDNESS. ENCE fOR JNO AGAINST SMOKING AND SAID MACAPAGAL SAID TODAY THE PHILIPPINE Moscow, IT APPEARED, IS INCREASINGLY, THAT "FROM THE HEALTH STANDPOINT IT GOVERNMENT WAS STUDYING "APPROPRIATE WORRIED ABOUT RED CHINA ACQUIRING THE' IS PREFERABLE NOT TO SMOKE." MEASURES" TO HELP SOUTH VIET NAM IN BOMB IN THE LIGHT OF THE SINO-SOYIET IN AN EDUCATIONAL PAMPHLET CALLED ITS BATTLE AGAINST COMMUNIST GUERRILLAS. CONfliCT. "SMOKING: FACTS YOU SHOULD KNOW," THE MACAPAGAL DECLINED TO SAY WHETHER •••••• : AMA REYIEWED THE FINDINGS OF THE U.S. THESE MEASURES INCLUDED THE POSSIBLE TORNADO STRIKES IN MICHIGAN I SURGEON GENERAL'S REPORT WHICH fOUND DISPATCH Of SPECIAL FORCES TO THE EM­ MT CLEMENS, MICH (UPI)--A TORNADO A DEFINITE LINK BETWEEN SMOKING AND BATTLED SOUTHEAST ASIAN COUNTRY. HE WAS REPORTED TO HAVE FLATTENED THE I LUNG CANCER. POINTED OUT, HOWEVER, THAT THE PHILIP­

TINY ST CLAIR COUNTY TOWN OF ANCHOR I IT ALSO PRESENTED THE YIEWS OF "SOME PINES SENT TROOPS TO KOREA AND THE BAY LATE THIS AFTERNOON EQUALLY COMPETENT PHYSICIANS AND RE- , CONGO IN PREVIOUS PARTICIPATION WITH THERE WERE UNCONFIRMED REPORTS OF SEARCH PERSONNEL WHO ARE LESS SURE OF OTHER fREE WORLD NATIONS IN THE CAUSE SCORES DEAD AND INJURED EVERY AVAIL-I THE EfFECT OF CIGARETTE SMOKING ON Of COMMON SECURITY. A8 LE AMBULANCE IN THE COUNTY WAS SENTL HE ~·LTH."

~"< I ~r\:1 ~. A ~ IV- Till B Fe II""" C FIND NEW GOLD DEPOSITS ~. L" '.~... -.~ S~1l:: \:, ~iST E "Rr. PLANE RASH: Moscow (UPI)--A SOVIET NEWSPAPER TO- WASHINGTON {UPI )--THE PILOT OF A PACIFIC AIRLINER THAT CRASHED KILLING 44 I DAY DENIED WESTERN PRESS CLAIMS THAT PERSONS IN C~LIFCRNIA YESTERDAY WAS SHOT AT THE CONTROLS, IT WAS REPORTED TO- SOVIET GOLD RESERVES ARE DI~INISHING DAY THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION AND THE FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY RE- IT SAID NEW FOUND DEPOSITS HAVE RESULT- FUSED TO COMMENT ON THE REPORT ED IN STEPPED UP OUTPUT OF THE PRECIOUS THE NATIONAL BROADCASTING COMPANY SAID IT HAD LEARNED THAT FEDERAL OFFICIALS' METAL HAVE A DRAMATIC TAPE RECORDING OF THE LAST WORDS OF PILOT ERNEST A CLARK, 53, I UNITED NATIONS (UPI)--SEVEN AFRO- IN WHICH HE SAID IItvly GOD, I'VE BEEN SHOT." I ASIAN NATIONS AND YUGOSLAVIA CALLED ON THEN THERE WAS A SCREAM, NBC SAID, AND SECONDS LATER THE TWIN-ENGINED TURBO BRITAIN TODAY TO "CEASE FORTHWITH If ITS PROP F27 SMASHED INTO A HILL EAST OF SAN FRANCISCO NEAR DANVILLE, CALIF, WITH MILITARY CAMPAIGN AGAINST DISSIDENT EXPLOSIVE FORCE THAT REDUCED IT TO RUBBLE. A 357 MAGNUM REVOLVER WAS FOUND IN TRIBESMEN IN ADEN THE WRECKAGE THE GUN HAS BEEN SENT TO THE FBI LABORATORIES IN WASHINGTON. TOTAL MAY RAIN~ALL TO DATE II 2 L PAGE 2 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 9 MAY 1964 ! PUBLISHED /"\T THE DIRECTION OF THE SOVIET PREMIER (CONTINUED f"~OM PAGE I) EXPLOSION AND FIRE TODAY IN ; COMMANDING OFFICER PACIFIC MISSILE : THE OFFICIAL EXPLANATION OF THE 70-YEA~ MANILA BELIEVED KILLED 35 PERSONS I RANGE FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL OLD P~EMIE~'S VISIT IS TO PARTICIPATE IN MANILA lUPI)--A MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSIO~ A ISLANDS, CONTRACT NI23 (61756) 35133 CEREMONIES MAY 15TH MARKING COMPLETION O~ ROCKED A SIX-STORY CONCRETE BUILDING (PMR) WITH GLOBAL ASSOCI~TES. THE FIRST STAGE Of" THE ASWAN HIGH DAM ON IN MANILA'S TONDO DISTRICT EARLY TO- t THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY THE NILE THE OCCASION WILL PROVIDE HIM DAY, TOUCHING OFF A BLAZE WHICH POLICE ~ MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE AN EXCELLENT PLATFO~M FROM WHICH T~ ARGUE INVESTIGATORS SAID MAY HAVE KILLED 35 ! FOR NOTICES IS 4 P 1'4 THE DAY BEFORE THAT Moscow IS THE ONLY TRUE FRIEND OF PERSONS \ PUBLICATION DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS THE A~AB WORLD HE CAN BE EXPECTED TO TWENTY BODIES HAD BEEN FOUND BY IS 10 A.M THE DAY OF PUBLICATION. MAKE THE MOST OF IT II :115 A.M TODAY, POLICE SAID MORE

I THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT RUSSIA ADVANCED PRESIDENT GAMAL ABDEL WERE EXPECTED TO BE FOUND ON THE TOP i! TO EDIT COPY RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION NASSER $100 MILLION TO COMPLETE THIS FLOOR OF THE STRUCTURE, THEY ADDED t FIRST PHASE OF THE DAM AND HAS PROMISED ABOUT 43 OTHER PERSONS WERE REPORTED EDITOR H EDW MCKINNEY ANOTHER $300 MILLION TO FINISH THE PRO- INJURED. THE CALAMITY TOOK PLACE IN t . JECT THE SOVIET UNION CAME THROUGH AFTEJ THE ORACA BUILDING ON FOLGUERAS STREET SUGGESTS THAT U S. SURPLUS CATTLE THE UNITED STATES AND BRITAIN IN 1'410-1956 THE CONCRETE BUILDING QUICKLY BE-

BE SENT TO UNDERDEVELOPED N~TIONS WITHDREW PREVIOUS OFFERS TO HELP BUILD I CAME A RAGING INFERNO LARGE SECTIONS WASHINGTON (UPI )--SEN GEORGE S THE DAM. THE LATE JOHN FOSTER DULLES, OF THE SECOND, THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS MCGOVERN PROPOSED YESTERDAY THAT SUR- THEN U.S. SECRETARY OF STATE, SAID NASSER COLLAPSED IT TOOK FIREMEN MORE THAN I I PLUS CATTLE IN THE UNITED STATES BE HAD MORTGAGED HIS FUTURE SO BADLY TO BUY FOUR HOURS TO EXTINGUISH THE BLAZE. ~ USED TO FEED HUNGRY PEOPLES ABROAD. RUSSIAN ARMS THAT HE WAS NO LONGER A GOOD' THE GOVERNMENT-OWNED BUILDING ONCE . I MCGOVERN, FORMER DIRECTOR OF THE FINANCIAL RISK SERVED AS A HEADQUARTERS FOR THE OC- I FOOD FOR PEACE PROGRAM, MADE THE SUG- THE FACT THAT THE UNITED STATES SINCE COPATION ARMY OF JAPAN DURING WORLD ~I GESTION IN A LETTER TO AGRICULTURE WORLD WAR I I HAS PROVIDED CAIRO WITH MORE WAR I I. § SECRETARY ORVILLE L FREEMAN. THAN $300 MILLION IN LOANS, GRANTS AND • • r THE SOUTH DAKOTA DEMOCRAT PROPOSED SALES OF SURPLUS rOOD rOR LOCAL CU"RENCY I U.S. ARMY CAPTAIN W1LL BE COURT i THAT THE GOVERNMENT BUY THE MEAT OF IS NOT DRAMATIC WHEN WEIGHED AGAINST THE: MARTIALED FOR DESERTION ! SL AUGHTERED CATTLE FOR USE I N THE PRO- SP EC TACULAR DAM PROJECT, ON WH I CH NASSER I HE I DEL BERG, GERMANY (UP I )--A U.S.

I GRAM HE ONCE HEADED. MCGOVERN ALSO HAS STAKED HIS COUNTRY'S ECONOMIC FUTURE I ARMY CAPTAIN WHO DEfECTED TO THE COM- i RECOMMENDED THAT LIVE COWS BE BOUGHT U.S. AID HAS CONTINUED AT A RATE OF : MUNIST~ AND WAS RETURNED BY THE Rus- ~ AND MADE AVAILABLE TO FARMERS IN THE ABOUT $180 MILLION A YEAR, MOST OF IT ' SIANS, WILL BE COURT MARTIALED FOR UNDERDEVELOPED NATIONS AS BREEDING SURPLUS AGRICULTURAL SALES, AND RELATIONS DESERTION AND MAYBE FOR BETRAYING STOCK WITH NASSER HAVE BEEN RELATIVELY PLEASANT SECRETS, AUTHORITATIVE MILITARY SOUR- "CERTAINLY THERE MUST BE A WAY FOR BUT WASHINGTON WILL BE WATCHING CLOSELY CES SAID TODAY. THE EXCESS BEEF IN THE UNITED STATES, TO ASSESS THE IMPACT OF KHRUSHCHEV'S THEY SAID CAPTAIN ALFRED SVENSON, WHICH IS CAUSING OUR PRODUCERS SO VISIT. 31, IS UNDERGOING MEDICAL AND SECURITY MUCH DISTRESS, TO BE USED TO HELP EXAMINATION BEFORE BEING USHERED BACK I MEET THE DESPARATE DIETARY NEEDS OF QUAKE LEAVES MANY HOMELESS ACROSS THE EAST-WEST GERMAN BORDER BY I OTHER HUMAN BEINGS," HE WROTE FREEMAN NAIROBI, KENYA (UPI )--EAST AFRICANS, SOVIET OFFICERS LAST NIGHT. ! "IT WOULD IMPROVE THE HEALTH AND SAVE THE LITHUANIAN-BORN BACHELOR CAPTAIN JOLTED BY A RA~E STRONG EARTHQUAKE YES- . LIVES OF TENS OF THOUSANDS." TERDAY, WERE WARNED TODAY THAT WORSE MAY HAD SERVED AS A BORDER BATTALION IN­ BE COMING TELLIGENCE OFFICER UNTIL SHORTLY BE- 1 SHELL AND CUBA TO NEGOTIATE THE QUAKE STRUCK IN KENYA AND TANGANYIK , FORE HE DEFECTED TO EAST GERMANY MAY $50 MILLION ASSETS SEIZED WHE~E SLIGHT DAMAGE OCCURRED IN KENYA BUT 4, 1963 THE SOURCES SAID SVENSON LONDON (UPI )--A SPOKESMAN FOR SHELL REPORTS FROM TANGA~YIKA INDICATED WIDE- FACES TRIAL FOR BETRAYING SECRETS IF COMPANY SAID TODAY THAT THE CONTENTS SPREAD INJURIES AND DAMAGES MEDICAL HE TOLD THE RUSSIANS ANYTHING ABOUT OF A MESSAGE SENT BY SHELL TO THE SUPPLIES WERE BEING FLOWN INTO THE WORSE- AMERICAN BORDER TROOP STRENGTH, CUBAN GOVERNMENT ON THE QUESTION Of HIT AREAS CENTERED AROUND MBULU, IN DEFENSE PLANS OR OTHER VITAL DATA. COMPENSATION fOR ITS CONFISCATED PRO­ T ANGANY I KA. .' • PERTIES IN HAVANA BE "ST~ICTLY CONFI­ MANY FAMILIES IN THE MBULU A~EA OF AVIATRIX REACHES HONOLULU DENTIAL ' HE SAID THAT THE COMPANY NORTHERN TANGANYIKA WERE REPORTED HOMELESS HONOLULU (UPI )--AVIATRIX JOAN MERRIAM HAD NOTHING TO SAY ABOUT THE MATTER HAMPERED BY MECHANICAL TROUBLES AND I I EXCEPT TO CONF I RM THAT A MESSAGE HAD DANGER OF liE I CHMANN "-STYLE K I DN~P BAD WEATHER ON HER ROUND-THE-WORLD BEEN SENT CUBA MADE THE F!RST MOVE LONDON (UPI )--DR. WLADISLAW DERING, FLIGHT, LANDED AT HONOLULU INTERNATIONAL IN A MESSAGE THREE MONTHS AGO AWARDED A HALF-PENNY DAMAGES IN HIS HIGH AIRPORT LATE YESTERDAY TO COMPLETE WELL-INfORMED DIPLOMATIC SOURCES COURT ACTION AGAINST THE BOOK "EXODUS," THE NEXT-TO-LAST LEG OF HER JOURNEY ! SAID THE ISSUE WAS AN EXTREMELY DELI- FACES THE DANGER OF AN "EICHMANN-STYLE" SHE MADE THE fLIGHT FROM MIDWAY i CATE MATTER WHICH REQUIRES VERY CARE- KIDNAP, THE DAILY MIRROR SAID TODAY ISLAND IN EIGHT HOURS AND FIFTY-ONE I FUL HANDLING THEY SAID THAT SHELL THE MIRROR SAID DERING ALREADY HAS MINUTES. ! HAS MAJOR INTERESTS IN THE UNITED RECEIVED ANONYMOUS LETTERS AND PHONE CALLS MISS MERRIAM WAS GREETED BY A SMALL ST~TES AND VENEZULA, BOTH OF WHICH ARE FROM "FANATICS" INCLUDING ONE ENVELOPE CROWD OF WELL-WISHERS WHEN SHE SET ~ RIGIDLY OPPOSED TO THE REGIME OF CONTAINII'IG A BULLET AND A NOTE SAYING DOWN AT 0230 GMT SHE INDICATED THAT l CUBAN PREMIER FIDEL CASTRO ANY AG~EE ''WHY DON'T YOU USE IT TO KILL YOURSEL:?" SHE WOULD BE READY TO LEAVE FOR OAK- t MENT BETWEEN SH~LL AN~ CUBA THAT DERING ALLEGED IN HIS IS-DAY LIBEL SUIT LAND, CALIfORNIA, HER POINT OF ORIGIN,

I SEEMED TO BE FAVORABLE TO CASTRO WOUL[ THAT "EXODUS" AUTHOR LEON URIS LIBELED PROBABLY TOMORROW. ICERTAINLY AROUSE INTENSE CRITICISM IN HIM IN A PASSAGE REFERRING TO OPE~ATIONS THOSE TWO COUNTRIES. ON AUSCHWITZ PRISONERS THOUGH HE WON MORE JOBS IN APRIL SHELL ASSETS ON THE ISLAND, SEIZED THE CASE, DERING WAS ORDERED TO PAY A WASHINGTON (UPI )--THE LABOR DEPART- IIN JULY, 196o, ARE UNDERSTOOD TO BE SUBSTANTIAL SHARE OF THE COSTS ESTIMATES MENT REPORTED TODAY THAT THE NUMBER Of !WORTH AROUND $50 MILLION. RANGED UP TO 35,000 POUNDS JOBS CLIMBED IN APRIL BY 1.4 MILLION ~ • TO 69,877,000--AN "UNUSUALLY LARGE" ~RACIAL PROBLEM (CONT'D FROM PAGE I) MAKE TESTS FOR LUNG CANCER INCREASE, AND ABOUT 750,000 MORE THAN I "SO HE ED NOT THOSE WHO COME WAV I NG CH I CAGO (Up I )-_ Two BAL TI MORE RESEARCHERS EXPEC TED I THE TATTERED AND DISCREDITED BANNERS YESTERDAY DESCRIBED A POTENTIAL SCREENING UNEMPLOYMENT FELL BY 372 ,000 LAST ;OF THE PA$T--WHO SEEK TO STIR OLD TEST FOR LUNG CANCER IN THE CURRENT MONTH--ABOUT NORMAL FOR THIS TIME OF ~HOSTILITIES AND KINDLE OLD HATREDS-- ARCHIVES Of INTERNAL MEDICINE, PUBLISHED YEAR--TO 3,921,000 THIS KEPT THE iWHO PREACH BATTLE BETWEEN NllGHBORS BY THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION KEY SEASONALLY ADJUSTED JOBLESS RATE iAND BITTERNESS BETWEEN STATES," HE CURT P. RICHTER, PH D , PROFESSOR AT 5 4 PER CENT OF THE LABOR FORCE ! WARNED "THAT l S THE WAY BACK TOWARD EMER I TUS OF PSYCHOB I OLOGY, JOHNS HOPK I NS FOR THE TH I RD MONTH 1'\1 A ROW ITHE ANGUISH FROM WHICH WE CAME" UNIVERSITY, AND JAMES F FRIES, A SENIOR •• THE PRESIDENT, CONCLUDING A TWO-DAY MEDICAL STUDENT AT JOHNS HOPKINS, SAID IT TELSTAR II IS YE~R OLD TOUR Of ApPALACHIAN POVERTY POCKETS, MIGHT BE POSSIBLE TO DISCOVER SOME CANCER NEW YORK (UPI )--THE TELSTAR I I COM- WAS TO MAKE ANOTHER APPEARANCE IN THE CASES EARLIER BY MEANS OF A SIMPLE TEST MUNICATIONS SATELLITE CELEBRATED ITS NORTH GEORGIA CITY OF GAINESVILLE BE- OF THE SKIN'S ELECTRICAL RESISTANCE FIRST BIRTHDAY IN SPACE THURSDAY, FORE RETURNING TO ATLANTA FOR THE THIS WOULD BE THE SAME TECHNIQUE CURRENTLY STILL OPERATING NORMALLY AFTER 2,340 FLIGHT BACK TO WASHINGTON AROUND USED TO MAP DENERVATED SKIN AREAS ORBITS AROUND THE EARTH. " L1'50, 000 PERSONS GREETED JOHNSON ON I SINCE ITS LAUNCHING A YEAR AGO FROM !HIS FAST SWING THROUGH MARYLAND, WEST PARTS OF THE WHALE FURNiSH INGREDIENTS CAPE KENNEDY, THE SATELLITE HAS BEEN iViRGINIA, OHIO, TENNESSEE, NORTH CARO- FOR COLD CREAM, VITAMINS, DETERGENTS, USED FOR NEARLY 60 PUBLIC DEMONSTRA- iLjN~ AND GEORGIA YESTERDAY. MARGARINE, MACHINE OIL, PET FOOD, GLUE TIONS OF GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS, MOSTLY AND GLYCERINE TELEVISION TRANSMISSIONS. ;PAGE 3 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 9 MAY 1964

SOVIETS HAVE MORE THAN r CALLS BRITISH PRESSURE "SABOTAGE" ,WESTERN DIPLCt-1ATS SAY UoS,,-FRANCO DOUBLED SiZE OF MERCHANT MARINE JAKARTA (OP)J--fNDONESIA CHARGED TO-! RELATIONS AT ALL-TIME LOW NEW YORK (UPI)--RuSSfAtS M[RCMANT DAY THAT THE BRITISH ARE PRESSURING I PARIS (UPI)--PRESIDENT CHARLES DE rLEET HAS GROWN BY LEAPS AND BOUNDS TO CANADA INTO RErUSING TO SHIP SPARE IGAULLE WILL BRUSH ASIDE OR IGNORE AL­ WHERE THE SOVIETS COULD USE IT TO WAGE PARTS rOR OTTER AMPHIBIAN PLANES USED TOGETHER UNITED STATES PROTESTS AGAINST ECONOMIC WARrARE, CLARENCE D. MARTIN, BY THE INDONESIANS IN BORNEO. IFRENCH HEAVY INDUSTRY SALES TO CUBA, JR., UNDERSECRETARY or COMMERCE rOR ; THE OrrlCIAL NEWS AGENCY ANTARA SAID ~FRENCH SOURCES SAID TODAY. tRANSPORTATION, SAID LAST NIGHT. !THAT THE SIX OTTERS BOUGHT rROM CANADA 1 UNDETERRED BY THE LATEST rLAREUP IN BUT MARTIN CAUTIONED THE UNITED STATE~ARE BADLY IN NEED or SPARE PARTS TO iUoS.-FRENCH RELATIONS rOLLOWING THE AGA~NST SI\.,PLY TRYING TO KEEP UP WITH !CONTINUE "THEIR ACTION IN BORNEO." 'SALE Or 20 FRENCH DIESEL LOCOMOTIVES -HE RUSSIANS. AMERICA'S MARITINEOB- ~ ANTARA SAID THE BRITISH PRESSURE WAS TO CUBA, THE DE GAULLE GOVERNMENT TOOK JEC?IVE SHOULD BE TO HAVE A MERCHANT ~EQUIVALENT TO "SABOTAGE." IT SAID A rfflM STAND THAT IT WILL SELL ANYTHIN~ rLEET ADEQUATE rOR ITS OWN DErENSE AND JTHAT THE INDONESIAN GOVERNMENT HAD TO CUBA OR ANY OTHER NATION AS ITS SEES: ITS OWN rOREIGN COMMERCE, MARTIN SAID. iORDERED THE PARTS "SOME TIME AGO." IrlT, EXCEPT ITEMS BANNED UNDER ALLIED "

IN A SPEECH PREPARED rOR DELIVERY TO ~ H .. H STRATEGIC EMBARGOES. THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Or NEW YORK • AMERICAN APPEAL FAILS TO SAVE WESTERN DIPLOMATS SAID THIS LATEST I STATE MARITIME COLLEGE, MARTIN SAID CONVICTED LEADER FRCt-1 FIRING SQUAD CLASH APPEARS TO HAVE BROUGHT U.So- I THAT THE RUSSIANS HAD INCREASED THEIR SAIGON (UPI)--NGO DINH CAN, YOUNGEST FRENCH RELATIONS TO AN ALL-TIME LOW. MERCHANT FLEET rROM 447 VESSELS IN 195 2 ' BROTHER Or DEPOSED PRESIDENT NGO DIEM, ITHEY ALREADY HAD BEEN HEAVILY CLOUDED ~ ,TO MORE THAN 1,000 IN 1963 --- AN IN- (WILL DIE BErORE A SOUTH VIET NAM rIRIN~BY DE GAULLE'S SYSTEMATIC WITHDRAWAL ; CREASE or MORE THAN 100 PER CENT. tSQUAD DESPITE A LAST-MINUTE AMERICAN Or FRENCH PARTICIPATION rROM THE NORTH EVEN MORE IMPORTANT IS THE rACT THAT t APPEAL THAT HIS LIrE BE SPARED" ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION, HIS RE- THE SOVIETS' CARGO CAPACITY HAS IN- I THE PROSECUTOR Or THE REVOLUTIONARY COGNITION Or COMMUNIST CHINA AND HIS CREASED DURING THIS PERIOD rROM NEARLY fCOURT TOLD UPI TODAY THAT CAN WILL BE NEUTRALIZATION POLICY rOR SOUTHEAST 2 MILLION TONS TO MORE THAN 6 MILLION IEXECUTED BY A FIRING SQUAD RATHER THAN ASIA. TONS -- AN INCREASE Or MORE THAN 300 ON THE GUILLOTINE AS WAS ORIGINALLY FRENCH OrrlCIALS SAID THERE IS NOT PER CENT, HE SAIDo ANNOUNCED. No REASON WAS GIVEN rOR THE SLIGHTEST CHANCE FRANCE WILL BACK OrFICIALS or THE MARITIME ADMINISTRA-I THE CHANCE. DOWN ON THE CUBAN LOCOMOTIVES DEAL. ! TION SAID THAT THE ACTIVE U.S. MERCHANT I THE EXECUTION WILL BE CARRIED OUT IN ••• 0 •• ;FLEET DECLINED rROM 1,408 SHIPS IN tSAI~ON POSSIBLY TODAY OR AT LEAST BY NEWLY NAMED AMBASSADOR TO U.N. r95 2 TO 920 IN 1963. BUT U.S. SHIPS ~MONDAY. WILL TRY TO SET SUMMIT MEETING ,ARE GENERALLY LARGER THAN RUSSIAN SHIPS1' CAN, WHO CONTROLLED THE CENTRAL PART MANILA (UPI)--PRESIDENT DIOSDADO ~ THESE rlGURES DO NOT INCLUDE THE OF SOUTH VIET NAM UNDER THE DIEM MACAPAGAL SAID TODAY HE HAS AUTHOIIZED 'UNITED STATES' INACTrVE FLEET, WHICH GOVERNMENT, SOUGHT RE~UGE IN THE rORMER FOREIGN SECRETARY SALVADOR P. ICAN BE CALLED INTO USE IN CASE or I AMERICAN CO~SULATE IN HUE DURING THE LOPEZ TO GO TO JAKARTA AND KUALA LUMPUR fMERGENCY. THE INACTIVE FLEET INCLUDED ,Nov. I COUP IN WHICH DIEM AND ANOTHER ION A SPECIAL MISSION TO ARRANGE A NEW a 1,745 VESSELS IN 1963 WITH A CAPACITY I BROTHER, NGO DINH NHU, WERE KILLED. SUMMIT MEETING or THE MALAYSIA DISPUTE. ~ OF" ALMOST 17 MILL I ON TONS. THE Russ I ANS I CAN LATER WAS DELI VERED TO THE MACAPAGAL ALSO TOLD HIS REGULAR NEWS HAVE NO INACTIVE rLEET, orrlCIALS SAID. M,LITARY JUNTA BY AMERICAN OFr.CIAlS CONrERENCE THAT LOPEZ, WHO HAS JUST MARTIN SAID THAT RUSSIA'S GROWING ON THE UNDERSTANDING THAT HE WOULD BE BEEN APPOINTED AS PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR lFLEET GIVES IT THE POWER TO CONDUCT JTRIED ACCORDING TO LAW. TO THE UNITED NATIONS, WOULD ASSIST ~RATE WARS THAT MIGHT DRIVE THE SHIPS I UoS. AMBASSADOR HENRY CABOT LODGE HIM IN THE SUMMIT TALKS Ir THEY SHOULD lOF SMALLER FREE WORLD NATIONS rROM THE MADE A LAST-MINUTE ATTEMPT TO SAVE TAKE PLACE, TOGETHER WITH NEW FOREIGN : SEA. CAN, WHO WAS CONVICTED BY A REVOLUTION- SECRETARY MAURO MENDEZo I ARY COURT Or CRIMES AGAINST THE VIET- MENDEZ, rORMERLY AMBASSADOR TO JAPAN, t PANAMA PREPARES·fOR·PRESIDENTIAL NAMESE PEOPLE. FORMALLY ASSUMED HIS DUTIES TODAY AF"TE ~ ELECTION TO BE HELD SUNDAY •••••• A BRIEF TURN-OVER CERtMONY AT THE ~ PANAMA C,TY (UPI}--PANAMA HAD ITS CUBAN HAS OPTION ON ANOTHER FOREIGN OrFICE. ;NATIONAL GUARD ON rULL ALERT TODAY AS I THOUSAND BRITISH-MADE BUSES .o~ ••• ; A PRECAUTION rOR SUNDA¥'S PRESIDENTIAL I LONDON (UPI)--A LEADING BRITISH IRANIAN ADMIRAL IN U.So TO IELECTION IN WHICH THE DISPUTE WITH THE MOTOR COMPANY MAY BE NEGOTIATING A NEW ACCEPT GIFT OF ESCORT VESSEL ~UNITED STATES HAS PLAYED ONLY A MINOR ~MULTI-DOLLAR DEAL FOR DELIVERY or SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)--VICE-ADMIRAL ;ROLE. 'BUSES TO CUBA, A rlRM SPOKESMAN IN- HOUSHANG ArKHAMI or THE IRANIAN NAVY

SEVEN CANDIDATES ARE COMPETING TO I DICATED TODAY. ARRIVED HERE TODAY ON HIS TWO-WEEK SUCCEED PRESIDENT ROBERTO F. CHIARI I THE HINT CAME AS HAVANA RADIO SAID TOUR OF U.S. NAVY INSTALLATIONS. WHO HAS STOOD UP AGAINST WASHINGTON r CUBA SHORTLY WILL BUY ANOTHER 500 BUSE THE ADMIRAL IS IN THE UNITED STATES ,OVER U.S. CONTROL or THE PANAMA CANAL. ; FROM BRITAIN. TO ACCEPT rORMALLY THE PATROL ESCORT ~ CHIARI IS NOT ELIGIBLE rOR RE-ELECTION.! THE rIRM, LEYLAND MOTOR CORPORATION, I VESSEL BAYANDOR, WHICH IS TO BE PRE- ~ IN ALL 19 PARTIES HAVE NOMINATED CAN-; SIGNED A $10 MILLION CONTRACT WJTH I SENTED TO IRAN AT THE CHARLESTON, SOUT o I DATES FOR THE PRES I DENCY, TWO V I CE ~ CUBA r N JANUARY FOR 450 BUSES. : CAROL' NA, NAVAL SH I PYARD ON MAY 18. : PRESIDENCIES AND 42 ASSEMBLY SEATS. i IN ADDITION, CUBA ACQUIRED AN OPTION ~ ArKHAMI ARRIVED HERE rROM CHICAGO To GUARD AGAINST ANY VIOLENCE THE § FOR ANOTHER 1,000 BUSES, A SPOKESMAN ! AND IS SCHEDULED TO CONTINUE HIS TOUR r GOVERNMENT HAS PUT THE NAT 10NAL GUARD : F"OR THE F" I RM SA I 0 f TO SOUTHERN CAL I rORN I A ON MAY J I. i ON FULL-TIME ALERT. ~ So rAR, HE SAID, THE rlRM HAS RE- 0 ••• 00 ~ .0.... ~ CEIVED NO FURTHER ORDER, BUT ADDED j WHOBSE WHOSE IN HOLLYWOOD ~ LITTLE GIRL STRANGLED THAT COMPANY REPRESENTATIVES ARE PRE- ~ HOLLYWOOD (UPIJ--AcTRESS NATALIE MALTBY, ENGLAND (UPI)--DETECTIVES SENTLY IN HAVANA I WOOD ANNOUNCED TODAY THAT SHE HAS CAN- LAST NIGHT IDENTlrlED THE J3- YEAR-OLD ~ CELLED HER ENGAGEMENT TO PRODUCER I VICTIM Or AN APPARENT SEX MURDER SEV- SEE THAT MONSTER AGAIN ~ ARTHUR LOEW, JR. ! IERAL HOURS AFTER HER NAKED AND STRANGL- ~ LOCH NESS, SCOTLAND (UPI )--AS THOUGH; MISS WOOD SAID SHE AND LOEW WERE ON ED BODY WAS rOUND IN A YORKSHIRE i INSTINCTIVELY SENSING THE TOURIST ; THE rRIENDLIEST or TERMS AND "WILL PRO , COUNTRY LANE. ~ SEASON WAS AT HAND, THE LOCH NESS BABLY SEE ONE ANOTHER SOCIALLY rROM I~ WHEN FOUND, THE ONLY CLUES TO HER ~ MONSTER sURr ACED rROM THE DEEP TODAY. I T I ME TO T I ME. If t IDENTITY WERE A STILL-TICKING WRIST- 0 AT LEAST THIS IS WHAT BARTENDER ; MISS WOOD, PREVIOUSLY WED TO ACTOR l ~ , P WATCH AND A TINY ENAMELLED RELIGIOUS , R,CHARD SPENCE, TWO CUSTOMERS AND THREd ROBERT WAGNER, SAID SHE HAD RETURNED ~ MEDALLi ON FASTENED TO THE WATCHSTRAP. ~ WA I TRESSES SA 10 THEY THOUGHT THEY SAW. I THE 0 I AMOND RING WH I CH LOEW GAVE HER DETECTiVES SAID THEY BELIEVED THE ~ SPENCE, BARTENDER AT THE CLANSMAN i EARLIER THIS YEAR o GIRL HAD BEEN SEXUALLY ASSAULTED AND ~ HOTEL ON THE INVERNESS-FoRT W,LLIAM LOEW, SON OF THE THEATER MAGNATE, STRANGLED W!TH A STOCKING BEFORE BEING ~ ROAD, SAID IT HAPPENED THIS WAY: rORMERLY WAS WED TO THE FORMER DEBORAH THROWN FROM A VEHICLE NEAR THE YORK- r "I WAS SERVING TWO CUSTOMERS. •• POWER~ SHiRE ViLLAGE Or CARRo ,WHEN I HAPPENED TO LOOK OUT ON TO THE 000000 I : LOCH f SAW A LARGE OBJECT IN THE VILLAGES FIRE ON EACH OTHER , NICOSIA, CYPRUS (UPIJ--Two GiVE UP ATTEMPT TO SCALE PEAK ; WATER AND WATCHED IT FOR A MOMENT NEtGHBOR~ ~ THEN I ASKED THE TWO MEN 'WHAT DO YOU , I NG CYPR lOT VI LLAGES -- ONE GREEK ANOj KATHMANDU, NEPAL (UPI)--THE SEVEN ~ THINK (T IS"'" ONE TURKISH -- SHELLED EACH OTHER UN­ MEMBER OSAKA UNIVERSITY HIMALAYAN ~ THEY IMMEDIATELY THOUGHT IT WAS A TIL DAWN TOOAY DESPITE BRITISH ErrORT I ~XPED!TjON OF 1964 TO C~iMB 23,75 0- \ MONSTER 0 TO HALT THE rlRINGo i I ~ANGTANG rOOT L!RUNG ABANDONED THE AT­ ~ UoN. OrrlCJALS SAfD THE GREEK Cyp­ 'TEMPT ON THE MOUNTAflN DUE TO ".MPOS- • .0.000 ~ CONGRESS IS THE NATIONAL BODY WHERE RIOTS rROM THE VILLAGE Or LYMPIA, I I S!B~E CLIMBING CONDiTiONS CAUSED BY I THE MAJORITY RULES, BUT THE MINORITY SOUTHEAST or NICOSIA, USED A GREEK VER, BAD WEAT~ERy" AN~OUNCED THE NEPAL ! I GOVERNS 0 ORTHODOX CHURCH AS A GUN POST TO raRE FOREIGN OF~!CE HERE rODAY o DOWN ON THE TURKISH CYPRIOT VILLAGE ~ i Of LouRouriNA. • PAGE 4 HOURGLASS WEST GERMANY MAY TAKE SAME --- --~-~------r--- SATURDAY 9 MAY 1964 STAND AS FRANCE REGARDING CHINA PILOT WA~ SHOT (CONTINUED rROM PAGE I) UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE EXAMINATION BO~N (UPI )--DIPLOMATIC SOURCES CLARK WAS IN RADIO CONTACT WITH THE IS RE-SCHEDULED DUE TO OPERATION REPORT WEST GERMANY IS TAKING A NEW CONTROL TOWER AT SAN FRANCISCO, RECEIVIN DUE TO THE LOCAL OPERATION, THE LOOK AT ITS POLICY TOWARD COMMUNIST LANDING INSTRUCTIONS JUST BEFORE THE UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE EXAMINATION IS CHINA, WITH THE POSSIBILITY OF A SHifT CRASH. THE FAA REQUIRES THAT ALL CONVER POSTPONED FROM MONDAY TO TUESDAY, FROM THE UNITED STATES LINE TOWARD SATIONS BETWEEN AIRLINERS AND CONTROL MAY 12TH AT 6 00 P M IN ROOM I OF THAT BE I NG FOLLO\O'ED BY FRANCE. TOWERS BE RECORDED ON TAPE THE GEORGE SE I TZ SCHOOL I'I THE FOREIGN M,NISTRY STUDY WAS SAID ~ NBC SAID THAT WASHINGTON SOURCES WERE j PERSONS WHO FALL IN ONE OF THE FOL­ TO HAVE BEEN SPARKED BY THESE DEVELOP-l NOT CERTAIN WHETHER FIRST OFFICER RAYMON LOWING CATEGORIES AND WISH TO ENROLL MENTS. I ANDRESS, 31, THE CO-PILOT, ALSO HAD BEEN FOR THE SUMMER SEMESTER BEGINNING --FRENCH RECOGNITION OF THE PEKING SHOT. THE FBI HAS POINTED OUT THAT IT I . MAY 25TH, SHOULD TAKE THE EXAMINATION' REGIME. BONN DID NOT CRITICIZE PARIS' ILLEGAL FOR ANYONE EXCEPT LAW ENFORCEMEN~ HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES 2 THOSE DECISION ALTHOUGH IT OFFICIALLY EX- • OFrlCERS TO CARRY GUNS ON COMMERCIAL WHO COMPLETED THE USAFI HS GED TESTS PRESS:D REGRET THAT PRESIDENT CHARLES' FLIGHTS 3 TRANSFER STUDENTS WITH LESS THAN DE GAULLE DID NOT CONSULT WITH HIS ,THE ILL-FATED PLANE WAS EN ROUTE FROM 12 HOURS CREDIT WESTERN ALLIES BEFOREHAND . RENO AND STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA, TO SAN ANOTHER EXAMINATION IS SLATED FOR

--A~ OFFER BY COMMUNIST CHINESE I FRANCISCO WHEN IT CRASHED AND EXPLODED THURSDAY, MAY 14TH, AT THE SAME TIME , FOREIGN MINISTER CH:N YI TO INCREASE I ABOUT 30 MILES SHORT OF ITS DESTINATION AND PLACE INTERESTED PERSONS ARE Ji'.1PO~ TS FROM \VES T GERMANY AND TO CON- I THE PLANE WAS AT 5,000 FEE T WHEN THE ADV I SED TO TAKE THE EXAM I NAll ON AS SID:R THE EXCH~NGE OF OFFICIAL TRADE 'PILOT SPOKE FOR THE LAST TIME WITH THE EARLY AS POSSIBLE, INSTEAD OF WAITING MISSIO~S ~T AN APPROPRIATE TIME. ! CONTROL TOWEft WITNESSES SAID THAT IT UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE A FEE OF $2 --GROWING PRESSURE FROM RUHR INDUS- I SUDDENLY PLUNGED STftAIGHT DOWN WITH AT IS PAYABLE AT THE TIME OF EXAMINATION. I· TRIALISTS TO TOLERATE AT LEAST PRIVATE LEAST ONE OF ITS TWO ENGINES SCREECHING I LIKE PREACHER'S KID, POLICEMAN'S " TRADE MISSIONS IN PEKING TO WIN THEIR AND SMASHED INTO THE HILLSIDE WITH A SHARE Of THE BUSINESS CHINA IS SWIT- SHATTERING EXPLOSION THAT MADE THE SCENE SON CAN GET I NTO TROUBLE ;I NEW YORK (UPI}--A TROUBLED FATHER : CHING FROM THE SOVIET BLOC TO FREE "LOOK LIKE A JUNK YAftD." LEANED OVER THE HOSPITAL BED AND URGEDI WORLD NATIONS. HIS WOUNDED SON TO "TELL THESE OFfICE~S THE SOURCES SAID FOREIGN MINISTEft THE TRUTH, COOPERATE WITH THEM EVERY~I GERHARD SCHROEDER PROBABLY WOULD NOT GLOBAL ASSOCIATES MERCHANDISE DIVISION ANNOUNCES THAT THE fOLLOWING HOURS Of THING WILL BE ALL RIGHT" I BE READY TO ANNOUNCE A NEW CHINA IT WAS A PAINfUL SCENE THE BOY HAOI POLICY IF THE QUESTION CAME UP AT THE OPERATION FOR THE fACILITIES NOTED WILL BE ffECTIVE MAY 11TH BEEN SHOT BY A POLICEMAN WHEN HE TRIEO; MEETING Of FOREIGN MINISTERS AT THE TO ESCAPE FROM OFfiCERS INVESTIGATING I: NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION CQ+1ISSARY A STOLEN CAR IT WAS MADE MORE PAIN- MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 10.30-6 00 ! I (NATO) AT THE HAGUE NEXT WEEK. FUL BECAUSE THE BOY'S FATHER IS A RETAIL STORE POLICEMAN IN THE SAME PRECINCT "OCTOGENARIAN" SOUNDS LIKE DIRTY MONDAY 10 30-1:00 C~AIG CARROLL, 17, WAS REPORTED IN 2.00-8.00 wORD TO TRUMAN ON 80TH BIRTHDAY FAIR CONDITION TODAY WITH A BULLET TUESDAY THROUGH FftlDAY 10.30-1 00 WASHINGTON (UPI )--FORMEft PRESIDENT WOUND IN THE LOWEft SPINE POLICE HARRY S TRUMAN TUftNED A CHIPPER 80 2.00-5'30 SAID HE ADMITTED STEALING TWO CA~S SATUftDAY 9 30-1:00 TODAY WITH THE QUIP THAT BEING CALLED THIS WEEK AN OCTOGENARIAN "SOUNDS LIKE AN INSULT PACKAGE STORE PATROLMAN FftED CARROLL, 42, THE TO ME " MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY 3'00-6 30 i WIDOWED FATHER OF FIVE CHILDREN, IS TRUMAN BEGAN HIS 81sT YEAR WITH HIS TUESDAY AND FfttDAY 10·30-11 .30 A 17-YEAft VETtftAN ON THE FORCE, RE­ 0 CUSTOMARY MORNING WORKOUT--A SIX-BLOCK 3.00-6.3 SPECTED BY HIS FELLOW OFFICERS, A GOOO WALK FROM BLAlft HOUSE, THE PRESIDENTIAt SATUftDAY 12.00-3 00 ! COP. GUEST HOUSE. HE DEMONSTftATED ANEW 3'30-6:30 THAT HIS STRIDE IS STILL AS LONG AS DURING HIS DAYS AT THE WHITE HOUSE. I SCUBA CLUB NOTICE RED CROSS DRIVE A SUCCESS CARRYING A CANE, THE NATTILY CLAD, I DUE TO SCHEDULED OPEftATIONS THE FIRST' IN THE ~ECENTLY COMPLETED RED CROSS SMILING FORMER CHIEf EXECUTIVE LED PART or THE WEEK, THE SCUBA COU~Sl WILL I DftIVE, $3,002 55 WAS RAISED FOR THIS NEWSMEN ON THE STftOLL, STOPPED TO I START ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 13TH AT 7.00 STATION AND ENIWETOK OR 150% Of A ANSWER SOME Of THEIR QUESTIONS IN A P.M AT THE TERMINAL BUILDING GOAL OF $2,000 00 PCCORDING TO PARK, THEN WENT TO CAPITOL HILL FO~ ATTENDEES ARE ftEMINDED TO BRING A MELVIN G:ISER, FIELD DIRECTOR, THIS DONUTS AND COFFEE WITH SENATORS. NOTEBOOK, PENCIL AND SNORKLE EQUIPMENT COMPARES VERY FAVORABLY WITH LAST HIS BUSY BIRTHDAY SCHEDULE ALSO YEAR'S FIGURES OF $3,89~ 28, SINCE INCLUDED AN OFF-THE-CUFF LUNCH SPEECH CANAL BANKS COLLAPSE THIS YEAR FEWER PERSONNEL WERE ON BEFORE THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB AND A Moscow (UPI )--THE BANKS OF AN EMERGENCY BOARD AS POT~NTIAL CONT~IBUTORS DINNER WITH SOME FORMER SENATE COLLEA-I CANAL BLASTED BY SOVIET ENGINEE~S TO I THE AVERAGE CONTRIBUTION PER CON- GUES TONIGHT. PRESIDENT JOHNSON MIGHTI DRAIN POTENTIAL FLOOD WATERS IN THE ! TRIBUTOR WAS $2.08 AND THE AVERAGE DROP IN ON THE DINNER, IT WAS REPORTEDI SAMARKAND REGION OF CENTRAL ASIA HAVE I CONTRIBUTION PER POTENTIAL CONT~I- AGE HAS FAILED TO SLOW TRUMAN OR DULL COLLAPSED, TASS NEWS AGENCY REPORTED BUTO~ (PER CAPITA) WAS $1.44. I THE TANG OF HIS CONVERSATION ANSWER-I TODAY. t RED CROSS CERTIFICATE OF HONOR

ING QUESTIONS ON A WIDE VARIETY OF TASS SAID ENGINEERS SET OFf ANOTHER I ~AS PRESENTED TO CAPTAIN HoD. tLLEN TOPICS FROM POLITICS TO HIS GRAND- BLAST TO CLEAR THE CANAL OF THE FALLEN IN APPRECIATION OF THE STATION'S CHILDREN DURING HIS MORNING CONSTITU- BANKS SO THE 80-MILLION CUBIC METEftS OF CONTRIBUTIONS IN ADDITION, A CITA- TIONAL, TRUMAN GOT THINGS OfF TO • FOR SERVICE PRESENTED TO THE ~ WATER COULD BE DRAINED WITHOUT DAMAGE TIO~ WA~ FROM FLOODING ' STATION CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN, LT. GERRALD BRIGHT START WITH HIS QUICK QUIP ON R. TABRUM AND SPECIAL CERTIFICATES OF I HOW IT FELT TO BE AN OCTOGENARIAN MERIT WERE GIVEN TO EACH OF THE FOL- RED CHINA INFILTRATING LATIN AMERICA OVERRULE BRITISH PROTESTS MEXICO CITY (UPI )--WINDING UP A LATIN LOWING INDIVIDUAL UNIT OR COMPANY UNITED NATIONS (UPI }--THE 24-NATION AMERICAN TOUR, JANG CHI, PRESIDENT OF PROJECT OFfiCERS COLONIALISM COMMITTEE HAS OVERRULED . THE NATIONALIST CHINA JOURNALISTS As- ENSIGN TOM B. KERR, USN, CWO/3 JACK BRITISH PROTESTS AND DECIDED TO RE- SOCIATION, TODAY WARNED THAT RED CHINA K. EMRY, ARMY ESTG, MAJOR JAMES IS USING TRADE AND CULTURAL MISSIONS TO SAMMONS, ARMY PFO, ELDON M. BEALS, I OPEN DEBATE ON THE SITUATION IN ADEN INFILTRATE THIS HEMISPHERE I WEATHER, WALLACE LAKE, GLOBAL Assoc- IRAQI AMBASSADORS ADNAN PACHACHI HE SAID THE HEAVIEST COMMUNIST PENE- ; IATES, Lou V. MELDER, KENTRON, JOHN SAID RECENT FIGHTING IN THE SOUTH ARABIAN FEDERATION HAD DRAWN ATTENTION TRATION HAS OCCURRED IN CHILE AND URUGUAY L GREGORY, WECO AND BTL, HARRY t "OUR MAIN CONCERN IS THE LIBERATION SOON l NORSHIP, PMZ, JACK S BLAIR, LL AND TO THE FACT THAT II", COLONIAL WAR SIMI­ OF OUR COUNTRYMEN UNDER THE COMMUNIST I RCA AND FRED WHITLEY, CORPS ENGINEERS. ~AR TO THOSE FOUGHT IN ALGERIA AND • POWER ON THE CONTINENT, WHO SUFFER SLA- . ANGOLA IS NOW GOING ON IN toDEN " HAVE REBELS O~ THE RUN ! VERY, HUNGER AND OPPftESSION; HE DECLARED HE SAID "CERTAIN MEMBERS" OF THE P DEN (UPI )--BRITISH T~OOPS FIGHTING: COMMITTEE WERE PREPARED TO INTRODUCE JANG CHI SAID HE WILL GO FROM HERE TO THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA BEFOftE RE- ' A MOUNTAIN WAR WITH REBEL TRIBESMEN A NEW ~ESOLUT'ON ON ADEN AND APPEALED TURNING TO FORMOSA. LAUNCHED NEW ATTACKS TODAY, INFLICTIN~ FOR THE IMMEDIATE REOPENING OF DEBATE, t LOSS ES ON THE GUERR I LLA BANDS, THE : 0,-.1 THE SUBJECT MIDDLE EAST COMMAND REPORTED I THE OLD ENGLISH SHEEP DOG IS NEITHER FERRET CARS AND THE 4TH ~OYAL TA~K i E~;c~~ STILL SuPP0~TS MORE PEOPLE I OLD NOR ENGLISH: THE BREED DATES FROM REGIMENT PENETRATED TO THE EDGE OF TH~ TO TH: SCuM~E MILE TH~N ANY OTHER I ABOUT 1800, A COMBINATION OF FRENCH AND AHLMUZAHIM BASIN TO DRAW REBEL FIRE C~~T'~~~'/ ,:~ORD1~G TO THE NftTIO~AL RUSSIAN LINES BUT ENCOUNTERED NO RESiSTANCE GEO~~.?~!c MMGAZi~E ~P ... f AGE d ! 'I PLAYER S~~;;~L~M ~;AD'9641 !THE OBSERVER SECTION ! (UPI)--SOUTH AFRICAiS GARYI 0 sports ! PLAYER HOLDS A SL I M ONE • ; ,~ >--.:), '-" t_"'__ ,'( ~tl:UA. ~ I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~JSTROKE LEAD GOING INTO TO- I PHILLIES BEAT BRAVES / DAY'S SECOND ROUND OF THE \ RIK~KI~ 8E~T HUI KEALAS IN THE NINTH WITH TWO-RUN HOMER; $75,000 COLONIAL NATIONAL , THE RIKAKIS BENEFITTED ON A COSTLY ERROR LAST NIGHT WHICH NEW YORK (UPI)--CLAY DAL- I INVITATION GOLF TOURNEY AT CAR~!ED THEM TO A 9-8 NATIONAL LEAGUE VICTORY IN THE BOTTOM RYMPLE'S FIRST HIT IN TWO j FORT WORTH, TEXAS. PLAYER OF cME NINTH INNING. W[E~S, A TWO-RUN HOMER, AND ~ POSTED AN OPENING ROU~D OF S'NGLES BY ED BARRETT AND RAY NORTON IN THE SIXTH PUT THE I JACK BALDSCHUN'S EFFECTIVE i TWO-UNDER-PAR 6~ 70 TAKE ~ IN70 A KNOT AND PUSHED THE GAME TO GO INTO TWO EXTRA RELIEF PITCHING CARRIED THE l THE LEAD FROM TOMMY JACOBS INNINGS~ ! PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES TO A : WHO CAI-1E IN WITH A 69, ODDLY, ; V£ HOME RUNS WERE BELTED WITHIN TWO INNINGS LAST NIGHT , 9-~ VICTORY OVER THE MILWAU- I ENOUCH, OUT OF THE SELECT W.T~ 9HE R!~AKIS BAGGING THREE AND THE HUI KEALAS TWO. KEE BRAVES THURSDAY NIGHT. 172-MAN FIELD. ONLY PLAYER RAV ~ORTON CRACKED TWO WHILE JIM DUNCAN CONNECTED FOR THE DALRYMPLE'S HOME RUN, HIS: AND JACOBS WERE ABLE TO R'I\ ... K,Si THiRO. FIRST Of" THE YEAR, HE LPED i BETTE R PAR FRANK VENSEL AND WINSTON ARAKAKI EACH SOCKED ONE FOR THE I THE PHILLIES GAIN A 9-2 I .Hul KEAt.AS. BULGE BUT ART MAHAFFEY, Af"TE~ SETS UNOFFICiAL RECORD NORTON1S FIRST BLAST CAME IN THE BOTTOM OF THE FIRST IN­ CHEC~ING THE BRAVES WITH (UPI)--lAST YEAR'S MEMOR­ NING AFTER Lou HORSTMAN HAD DOUBLED. WITH THAT BLOW, THE THREE HITS OVER THE FIRST IAL DAY 500-MILE AUTO RACE R.KAKSS TOOK A 2-1 LEAD. SEVEN INNINGS, WAS ROUTED ; WINNER PARNELL! JONES SET THE R~KAK,S BATTING SPLURGE IN THE THIRD WHICH INCLUDED f I BY FOUR RUNS IN THE MILWAU­ ! AN UNOFFICIAL INDi~NAPOLIS 1 DUNCAN S AND NORTON'S SECOND HOMERS, MADE UP FOR THEIR I KEE EIGHTH. ED MATHEWS HAD SPEED~AY RECORD YESTEPJAY • SECOND INNING ERRORS ON WHICH THE HUI KEALAS GAINED AN UN- : A THREE-RUN HOMER IN THAT ~ OF ~56.223 MILES PER HOUR. I 'EARNED RUN o THE HUI KEALAS TEMPORARILY LED AS fRANK VENSEL I INNING. ~ IT WAS THE FIRST B f G BURST; CRAS~ED A HOMER. THE HUI KEALA'S FIRST RUN WAS SCORED IN I BALDSCHUN THEN CAME ON TO j OF SPEED BY JONES WHO HAD THE OPENING FRAME WITH DON COELHO'S TRIPLE. HE WAS BROUGHT I PITCH HITLESS BALL OVER THE ; TAKEN A BACK SEAT TO NAT 10N-; ,HOME ON BOB AKANA'S SACRIFICE FLY. LAST 1-1:3 INNINGS AND SAVE ~ AL DRIV!NG CHAMPiON A.Jo WINSTON ARAKAKI'S PINCH-HIT, THREE-RUN HOMER HIGHLIGHTED I MAHAFFEY'S SECOND WIN OF FOYT SO FAR IN PRACTICE FOR THE HUi KEALAS TO A 6-3 LEAD BEFORE THE RIKAKIS CAME BACK THE YEAR. THIS YEAR'S "5000" FOYT'S I IN THAi SAME INNING TO TIE IT UP. MILWAUKEE f"AILED TO LEAVE ~ BEST SHOWING YESTERDAY WAS • fN THE TOP OF THE FOURTH, THE HUI KEALAS PUSHED ACROSS f f 153·662 MILES PER HOUR 0 A MAN ON BASE TO TIE THE I TWO RUNS WITH VENSEL AND COELHO SCORING ON ERRORS. I MAJOR lEAGUE RECORD HELD BY ! THE RIKAKIS RETURNED A RUN IN THE SAME INNING TO ~RAIL I SEVERAL TEAMS. I FOOTBAll TACKLE· RET IRES II iBY ONE RUN. SAL FERRAIOLI SINGLED AND WITH THE AID OF AN I THREE SINGLES AND AN IN­ (UPI)--VETERAN DEFENSIVE ~ERROR AND A SINGLE BY ELDON BEALS, SCORED. I FIELD OUT GOT THE PHILLIES I TACKLE DON OWENS OF THE ST. I BARRETT SINGLED AND HORSTMAN WALKED IN THE SIXTH. A SINGLd I OFF TO A TWO-RUN LEAD IN I LOUIS CARDINALS ANNOUNCED 'BY NORTON PUT THE GAME INTO A TIE FOR THE THIRD TIME. THE THE ~IRST. JOE TORRE TIED • HIS RETIREMENT FROM PRO- , i ;RIKAKIS WINNING RUN WAS SCORED ON AN ERROR AFTER LEE DOL­ THE SCORE IN THE FOURTH WITH~ FESSIONAL FOOTBALL YESTERDA~. 'LARHIDE HAD SINGLED AND A PAIR OF WALKS WERE DRAWN TO LOAD HIS FIFTH HOME RUN FOLLOW- J OwENS -- A SEVEN-YEAR I ~THE BASES. THE WINNING RUN CAME ACROSS ON AN ERROR BY HUI ING LEE MAYE'S DOUBLE. I NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE iKEALAiS THIRD BASEMAN. THE PHILLIES WENT AHEAD I PLAYER -- CAME TO THE CAR- ! I WINNING PITCHER WAS JIM DUNCAN AND THE LOSER FRANK VENSELi TO STAY IN THE BOTTOM Of" 01 NALS IN 1960 AFTER PLAY- I THE FOURTH ON DALRYMPLE's : ING WITH THE PHfLADELPHIA ~ : KENTRON STopS'HiGH SCHOOL #1 t HOME RUN WITH JOHNN HERRN­ EAGLES, P,TTSBURGH STEELERS , r IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE, KENTRON AVENGED THEIR FIRST ROUNDj STEIN ABOARD. IT WAS THE AND WASHINGTON REDSKINS. ! 10-7 SETBACK LAST NIGHT BY TURNING BACK HIGH SCHOOL II, 6-1 CATCHER'S FIRST HIT IN 22 , KENTRON PICKED UP ONE RUN THE FIRST FRAME WHEN HAL CHAR­ CONSECUTIVE TIMES AT BAT AMERICANS WIN TENNIS MATCH ITRAND SINGLED WALLY KEAO HOME. ~ AFTER HIS LAST SAFETY ON (UPI)--CLIFF RICHEY AND ~ KENTRON CRUISED THE VICTORY IN THE SECOND INNING WITH A I APR I L 21~. ROGER WERKSMAN OF los ANGE­ iFOUR-RUN ROUT. A PAIR OF SINGLES BY TOM MEYERS AND BILL M,LWAUKEE STARTER HANK LES SCORED EASY THIRD-ROUND: IGJERTSON, A DOUBLE BY KEN GOUVEIA AND TWO SACRIFICE FLIES FISCHER, WHO LOST HIS FIRST Ij V I CTOR I ES YESTERDAY f N THE I IBY FRED UNSWORTH AND KEAO, SPARKED THE INNING AND SENT GAME AFTER THREE STRAIGHT e ITALfAN TENNIS CHAMPION- ~ KENTRON TO A 5-0 LEAD. j WINS, WAS ROUTED IN THE FIFT~ SHIPS IN ROME. R,CHEY ELI- ~ • CHARTRAND CONNECTED WITH HIS SECOND HIT OF THE EVENING, WHEN THE PHILLIES SCORED MINATED EDUARDO ZULETA Or ~ 'A FIFTH-INNING LEADOFF HOMER ON THE EXPENSE OF LOSER CHARLE~ TWICE. ECUADOR, 6-2, 6-2, 6-3, , ; CLARK. IT WAS CHARTRAND'S FIFTH BLAST OF THE SEASON WH I CH 1 THE ST LOUIS CARDINALS WH I LE WERKSMAN 0 I SPOSED Of" ~ :ENABLES HIM TO JOIN FIL-AMERICAN'S VERNON viLLA AND RIGGERS! RAPPED 808 VEALE FOR FOUR • THOMAS KOCH OF BRAZ I L, 7-5, ' B08 SUSICH FOR FIRST PLACE IN THE MOST HOME RUN BRACKET. RUNS IN THE FOURTH INNING I 3-6, 6-2, 6-3. ~ THE SCHOLARS SHATTERED DOUG THARP'S FIRST SHUTOUT BID IN AND WENT ON TO BEAT THE .THE f"lFTH WHEN THE SCHOLARS' LONE RUN CAME ON TWO CONSECU­ P,TTSBURGH PIRATES, 4-2. WINS FIRST PLACE HONORS TIVE SINGLES BY CHARLES CLARK AND PHIL TREON FOLLOWING AN SOUTHPAW CURT SIMMONS REG­ (UPI)--OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALJ 1 i ERROR WHICH PUT EARL NOBLE IN SCORING POSITION. ISTERED HIS THIRD VICTORY 1ST RALPH BOSTON SWEPT FIRS~ l : THARP REGISTERED THE TRIUMPH SCATTERING ONLY FOUR HITS WITH HELP FROM ROGER CRAIG PLACE HONORS I N BOTH THE ' , , .... 0 IN THE NINTH. BOB CLEMENTE BROAD JUMP AND 110-METER NIKE-X HANDICAP RESULTS BASEBALL STANDINGS HOMERED FOR PITTSBURGH , HURDLES I N A TRACK MEET IN 1 THE F1RST PLACED HOORHEAS MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL • HAMBURG, GERMANY, YESTERDAY.i DID IT AGAIN AS THEY TROUNCED STANDINGS AS COMPILED BY CLAY IS MARGINAL TYPE IN HIS SPECIALTY THE BROAD THE THIRD PLACED LUCKY STRIKE~ UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL WASHINGTON (UPI)--ARMY ~ JUMP, BOSTON WON WITH A • 4-0, AND THE SECOND PLACED ARE AS FOLLOWS: \ MENTAL TESTS DIDN'T QUITE LEAP OF 26-FEET-FIVE-AND- IALLt'f-OOPS STAYED IN THEIR AMERICAN lEAGUE: KNOCK OUT HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMP-' THREE-QUARTERS-INCHES~ l POS I T I ON AS THEY DEFEATED W l PCT. GB ION CASSIUS CLAY, IT WAS BOSTON WAS AN EASY WINNER t THE 5 I LENT SEVEN 4-0. CLEVELAND-II 5' :b3S REVEALED TODAY. IN THE HURDLES RACE WITH A OTHER ACTION SAW THE SPOIL-, CHICAGO 10 5 .667 1/2 EDMUND fUCHS, CHIEF OF TIME OF 14-1/10 SECONDS. - ERS TAKE OVER TH I RD PLACE AS • NEW YORK 9 7 0563 2 THE ARMY'S MILITARY SELEC- THEY WHiPPED THE PINSTIRS ' BALTIMORE 9 9 ·500 3 TION RESEARCH SECTION, TOLD BOUT RESCHEDULED 3- 1, WHilE THE GO-GETTERS AND DETROIT 9 9 ·500 3 A SENATE ApPROPRIATIONS SUB-, los ANGELES (UPI)--THE LEANERS SPLtT 2-2. MINNESOTA 10 10 ~~OO ~ COMMITTEE CLAY "WASN'T AN 'BANTAMWEIGHT BOUT BETWEEN HIGH SCORERS FOR THE EVEN- L.A. 9 11.50 u ABSOLUTE FAILURE IN THE JESUS PIMENTEL AND F,GHTING' ING WERE: JOE YOST, 223, 5 5,: BOSTON S 10 .449 4 TESTING," HARADA OF JAPAN WAS RE- 'SVENDKNAKKERGAARD, 213, AL r WASHINGTON 9 14 .39 1 5~ FUCHS SA I 0 THAT CLAY, WHO SCHEDU LED FOR THE NIGHT OF 1 h • KISHI, 21 , 573, KEN MITCHELI..\ KANSAS CITY 7 f I .389 5 WAS REJECTED FOR THE DRAFT JUNE 15 IN THE MEMORIAL I 5 NAT 10NAL LEAGUE: 14. AFTER TWICE TA~ING THE t COLI SEUM~ 00 ••• 0 SAN FRAN. 13 5 .722 MENTAL TESTS, RATED IN THE THE FIGHT WAS ORIGINALLY . MORE TRADING DONE PHiLLIES 12 6 .667 I MIDDLE THIRD OF ALL THOSE , SET FOR LAST MONDAY, BUT (UPf)--ThE PITTSBURGH M'LWAUKEEI2 8 .600 2 TESTED. I T WAS POSTPONED LAST WEE K l P!~ATES YESTERDAY OPTIONED ST. loulsI2 9 .571 2~ HE EXPLAINED THAT THE AFTER THE MEX I CAN BOXER BE- , RIGHT-"A~DER DON SCHWALL TO PITTSo II 9 .550 3 , TOP THIRD PASSES AUTOMATIC­ CAME ILL. HARADA AND HIS liS CC~,.,,-.181.S F.i\Rt'v1 CLuB AND CaNC!N. i i 10 .524 3 ALLY, THE BOTTOM THIRD IS MANAGER LEFT FOR JAPAN LAST JuLIO GOTAY CHICAGO 7 10 0412 2f T~~JED ~NF'E~DER 5 REJECTED OUTRIGHT WHILE SUNDAY 0 70 FOR STEVE Los ANG. 9 0 4 CO~vMSLS P!-C~ER I~ 09 6 THOSE IN THE ~lDDLE THIRD THE COLISEUM COMMISSION SI..ASS. ~~~WA~L,... WAS THe 190/. ! 'HOUSTON ~ I .391 ~l:.l ARE MARGINAL TYPES. SET THE NEW DATE AT ITS

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MANUfACTURERS PLAN KING SIZE BANDITRY TOLL IS HIGH COMES OUT OF HIDING AND FASTER SUPERSONIC CONCORDE AIRLINER BOGOTA (UPI)--THE TOLL OF BANDITRY GOES INTO EXILE IN URUGUAY LONDON (UPJ)--PLANS FOR A KING-SIZE IN COLOMBIA STANDS TODAY AT 22,975 MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY (UPI)--LEONEL SUPERSONIC CONCORDE AIRLINER, ABLE TO PERSONS KILLED IN LESS THAN 8 YEARS, BRIZOLA, BROTHER-IN-LAW OF DEPOSED CARRY MORE PASSENGERS AND GO FARTHER, AUTHORITIES HERE REPORT. BRAZILIAN PRESIDENT JOAO GOULART, WAS ANNOUNCED TODAY BY THE ANGLO-fRENCH THEY SAID THAT FIGURE INCLUDES SOME EMERGED FROM HIDING TODAY AND FLEW JETLINER'S MANUFACTURERSo BANDITS HUNTED DOWN AND KILLED BY FROM BRAZIL INTO EXILE HERE. THE IMPROVED AIRCRAFT WILL HAVE A GOVERNMENT FORCES, BUT MOST OF THOSE THE ANTI-AMERICAN, LEFTIST FORMER LONGER BODY AND GREATER WINGSPAN, CARRY DEAD WERE MEMBERS or FARM FAMILIES IN CONGRESSMAN HAS BEEN MISSING SINCE IMORE FUEL AND HAVE GREATER RESERVES, COMMUNITIES RAIDED BY BANDITS. GOULART WAS DEPOSED IN A POLITICO­ MEANING THAT MORE PASSENGERS -- A THE INFORMANTS ADDED, HOWEVER, THAT MILITARY REVOLT LAST MONTH. HE RAL­ TOTAL OF 118 -- CAN BE CARRIED FARTHER, BANDITRY HAS TAKEN A MUCH SMALLER TOLL liED ARMY TROOPS IN RIO GRANDE Do THE BRITISH AIRCRAFT CORPORATION AND SINCE 1957 THAN IT DID IN THE 10 YEARS SUL STATE, WHERE HE WAS FORMER FRANCE'S SUD-AVJATION SAID. BEFORE THAT, WHEN MORE THAN 300,000 GOVERNOR, TO BACK GOULART, BUT THE THE IMPROVEMENTS WERE MADE POSSIBLE PERSONS WERE KILLED IN BANDIT RAIDS. EX-PRESIDENT CHOSE NOT TO FIGHT IT BY DEVELOPMENTS OF THE BRISTOL SJD- •••••• OUT AGAINST SUPERIOR REBEL ARMY DELEY OLYMPUS ENGJNE WHICH WILL POWER GIRLS WILL BE NAKED FORCES. THE CONCORDE. BUT SHOW WILL BE CLEAN BRIZOLA WROTE A RIO NEWSPAPER LAST THE ENGINE GiVES GREATER TAKE-OFF NEW YORK (UPI)--THIRTY-SIX PRETTY SUNDAY THAT HE WAS TOURING THE BRA­ THRUST AND CRUISING SPEED BUT THE IN- PARISIANS ARRIVED HERE THIS WEEK TO ZILIAN BACKCOUNTRY AND WAS BEING CREASE IN THE AIRCRAFT'S WEIGHT WILL PREPARE FOR THE BROADWAY VERSION OF WARMLY RECEIVED BY "THE PEOPLE." TEND ALSO TO INCREASE SONIC BOOM, THE THE "FOLIES BERGERE." THERE WAS SOME SPECULATION HE WAS COMPANIES SAID. THE GIRLS, FROM 12 EUROPEAN COUNTRIES ATTEMPTING TO ORGANIZE A COUNTER­ THE RJVAL AMERICAN SUPERSONIC DESIGN WERE CHAPERONED BY PRODUCER STEPHEN REVOLUTION. PROJECTS ARE BJGGER AND FASTER THAN SHARMAT AND AN ASSOCIATE, KLAUS LEH- THE CONCORDE BUT THE EARLIEST DATE MANN, WHO ARE GAMBLING THAT NEW YORKERS "HELL HATH NO FlRY THAT THEY ARE LIKELY TO BE READY FOR WILL SPEND UP TO $8.60 A SEAT TO WATCH LIKE A WOMAN SCORNED" AIRLINE SERVICE IS SAID TO BE 1974. THE FAMED BURLESQUE. SAN JOSE, CALlr. (OPI)--ALICE U.S. PRESIDENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON SAID "THIS IS A CLEAN SHOW," SHARMAT TOLD YOSHIDA, 23, OF MORGAN HILL, TOLD LAST WEEK THE PROPOSALS HAVE BEEN RE- A GROUP OF NEWSMEN GATHERED AT A CHIC POLICE YESTERDAY THAT SHE SENT CON­ FERRED BACK TO THE MANUFACTURERS AND FRENCH RESTAURANT IN MIDTOWN. "NUDE, GRATULATION GIFTS TO HER FORMER BO¥ THAT A DECiSION ON WHICH DESIGN TO BACK YES, BUT CLEAN." FRIEND AND HIS FIANCEE WHEN THE' AN­ HAD BEEN POSTPONED, WHICH IS LIKELY TO SHARMAT AND HIS BACKERS HAVE PUT UP NOUNCED THEIR ENGAGEMENT. FURTHER DELAY THE AMERICAN PLANE. SOME $350,000 HOPING THAT THE PUBLIC, HE GOT A CAKE SPICED WITH RAT POI­ •••••• AND THE CENSORS, WILL AGREE. SON, AND SHE GOT A STRAWBERRY PIE WORLD'S LONGEST UNDERSEAS CABLE ALL 36 BEAUTIES HAD TO UNDERGO VAC- CONTAINING OLEANDER LEAVES. WILL CONNECT TOKYO TO SAN FRANCISCO CINATIONS WHEN THEY ARRIVED UNDER REG- THE COUPLE WAS WARY OF THE CAKE AND TOKYO (UPI)--A BROKEN UNDERSEAS ULATIONS OF THE U.So IMMIGRATION KEPT IT WITH THE INTENTION or HAVING CABLE THE LAST LINK IN THE WORLD'S SERVICE. ITS CONTENTS ANALYZED. HOWEVER THEY LONGEST SUBMARINE CABLE, HAS BEEN THE PRIMARY PROBLEM OF THE CUSTOMS CALLED POLICE SUNDAY WHEN THE PIE WAS FOUND AND REPLACED, THE KYODO NEWS PEOPLE SEEMED TO BE~ WHERE DO YOU DELIVERED. AGENCY REPORTED TODAY. VACCINATE A GIRL WHO SOON WILL APPEAR ANALYSIS AT THE COUNTY CRIME LABOR­ THE CABLE WAS CUT 90 MILES OFF JAPAN ON STAGE IN ALMOST THE ALL TOGETHER? ATORY SHOWED THE CAKE CONTAINED MONDAY WHILE BEING LAID BETWEEN MINOMIYA, MOST TOOK THEIR SHOTS IN THE ARM. ENOUGHT RAT POISON TO KILL A HUMAN, SOUTH OF TOKYO, AND GUAM BY THE AMERI- You DON'T SEE BEAUTIFUL GIRLS ON THE POLICE SAID. MISS YOSHIDA CONFESSED CAN CABLE SHIP "LONG LINES." NEW YORK STAGE ANYMORE," 32-YEAR-OLD THAT THE PIE CONTAINED OLEANDER LEAVES THE SHIP REPORTED TO THE JAPAN OVCR- SHARMAT TOLD A CHAMPAGNE-SIPPING PRESS BEFORE AN ANALYSIS OF THAT WAS COM­ SEAS TELEPHO~E AND TELEGRAPH CORP. (KDD)cORPS. "THIS WILL BE THE MOST LAVISH PLETED. THAT THE SEVERED CABLE WAS PICKED UP SHOW THIS TOWN HAS SEEN IN 40 YEARS." TUESDAY EVENING. AFTER CONNECTING A ••••••• NO DECISJON ON KASHMIR WITHOUT NEW CABLE, THE SHIP HEADED SOUTH IN SAYS LUNG CANCER IS CONSENT or PAKISTANI PRESIDENT TME DIRECTION OF GUAM 27 HOURS BEHIND A DISEASE OF CITY DWELLERS NEW DELHI (UPI)--PAKISTANI PRESIDENT SCHEDULE. LONDON (UP')--LUNG CANCER IS NOT AYUB KHAN HAS CAUTIONED SHEIK ABDULLAH THE CoSo LONG LINES LEFT lAST SAT­ NECESSARILY CAUSED BY CIGARETTE-SMOKING NOT TO REACH ANY SETTLEMENT ON KASHMIR URDAY FOR GUAM TO COMPLETE AN $83 -- IT IS ESSENTIALLY A DISEASE OF CITY WITHOUT CONSULTING HIM MILLION TELECOMMUNICATIONS HOOKUP BE­ DWELLERS, ACCORDING TO A BRITISH GEO­ THE CAUTION CAME IN A LETTER TO TWEEN TOKYO AND SAN FRANCISCO BY WAY GRAPHER, WHOSE BOOK WAS PUBLISHED THIS ABDULLAH PRESENTED BY PAKISTAN HIGH OF GUAM, WAKE, MIDWAY AND HONOLULU. WEEK. COMMISSIONER ARSHAD HUSSAIN. THE 5,950-MILE CABLE LINK, SCHEDULED DUDLEY STAMP, IN HIS LATEST BOOK, IN THE LETTER AYUB TOLD ABDULLAH: TO BE OPENED JUNE 19, IS BEING FINAN­ "THE GEOGRA PH Y OF LI fE AND DEA TH," "You ARE OBVIOUSLY DISCUSSING THE CED BY THE AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND DEALS WITH "MEDICAL GEOGRAPHY" AND, FUTURE OF KASHMIR WITH INDIAN LEADERS. TELEGRAPH CORP., HAWAIIAN TELEPHONE CO. WITH THE HELP OF MAPS, SHOWS THOSE CONSIDERING WE HAVE GIVEN A SOLEMN AND KDD. PARTS OF BRITAIN AND THE WORLD WHERE PLEDGE TO THE PEOPLE OF KASHMIR THAT THERE IS THE GREATEST LIKELIHOOD OF THE FUTURE OF THE STATE WOULD BE DE­ EXPECT RISE IN RETAIL SALES LIVING LONGER, FREE FROM THE KILLING CIDED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THEIR WISHES NEW YORK (UPI)--MERCHANTS EXPECT A DISEASES. AS ENVISAGED IN UNITED NATIONS RE­ 5 PER CENT RISE IN RETAIL SALES AND "LUNG CANCER IS OBVIOUSLY AN URBAN SOLUTIONS AND THE rACT THAT WE HAVE AN 8 PER CENT GAIN IN PROFITS THIS DISEASE, EVERYWHERE MORE PREVALENT VITAL INTERESTS IN KASHMIR, YOU WILL YEAR, THE NATIONAL RETAIL MERCHANTS IN TOWNS THAN COUNTRYSIDE," HE WROTE. UNDERSTAND OUR ANXIETY THAT NO SET­ ASSOCIATION SAYS. "UNLESS THEREFORE IT CAN BE PROVED TLEMENT SHOULD BE REACHED WITHOUT DUE EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT J. GORDON THAT THE COUNTRY MAN SMOKES FEWER CONSULTATION WITH US ••• " DAKIN SAID THE ASSOCIATION BASED ITS CIGARETTES THAN THE TOWNSMAN THERE ESTIMATE ON QUERIES TO 270 CHAINS AND MUST BE ANOTHER FACTOR " COMOEDIAN LEAVES HOSPITAL INDEPENDENTS OPERATING 2,346 STORES "WE CANNOT SAY IT IS THE ATMOSPHERIC HOLLYWOOD (UPI}--BRITISH FILM COME­ WITH COMBINED SALES OF ABOUT $502 POPULATION IN TOWNS BECAUSE WE HAVE DIAN PETER SELLERS LEFT CEDARS OF BILLION. REALLY TRIED TO CLEAR UP OUR ATMOSPHERE LEBANON HOSPITAL TODAY AFTER MORE THAN HE SAID 87 PER CENT FORESAW A SALES SINCE THE DAYS OF SHERLOCK HOLMES IN A MONTH OF CONFINEMENT FOLLOWING A INCREASE COMPARED WITH 67 PER CENT A BAKER STREET. YET YEAR BY YEAR LUNG NEAR-FATAL HEART SEIZURE. YEAR AGO, WHILE 72 PER CENT PREDICTED CANCER SEEMS TO INCREASE ITS HOLD" THE 38-YEAR-OLD STAR STILL FACES INCREASED PROFITS AGAINST 50 PER CENT ABOUT TWO MONTHS OF RECUPERATION FROM A YEAR AGO ONLY TWO PER CENT THIS PLANS SOLO HOP TO JAPAN THE APRIL 6 ATTACK THAT fORCED HIM TO YEAR EXPECTED LOWER SALES. LONG BEACH, CALIF. (UP')--HENRY OHYE, WITHDRAW FROM THE MOVIE, "KISS ME, 54, PIONEER JAPANESE-AMERICAN PILOT, STUPID!" SELLERS WILL RECUPERATE LONDON (UPI}--P~I~~·MINISTER SIR WILL START A SOLO AIRPLANE FLIGHT ON AT HIS HOME HERE. ALEC DOUGLAS-HOME SAID IN THE HOUSE OF A GOOD WILL MISSION TO JAPAN MAY 10, COMMONS THAT THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY IT WAS ANNOUNCED TODAY. MOAB (UPI}--AcTOR RICHARD BOONE, WHO WAS AGAINST THE IMPOSITION OF ECONOMIC OHYE PLANS TO LEAVE LONG BEACH AIR­ BECAME FAMOUS AS THE GUNSLINGING PALA­ SANCTIONS AGAINST SOUTH AFRICA. PORT IN A SINGLE ENGINE PIPER COMANCHE DIN IN TELEVISION'S "HAVE GUN, WilL HE CHALLENGED THE LABOR PARTY OP­ FOR OAKLAND, THENCE TO HONOLULU, JOHN­ TRAVEL," WAS CUT UP SEVERELY YESTERDAY POSITION TO STATE CLEARLY WHETHER THEY STON ISLAND, WAKE ISLAND, two JIMA AND WHEN A RUNAWAv PONY DRAGGED HIM 100 WERE IN fAVOR Of ECONOMIC SANCTIONS. TOKYO. THIS WILL BE THE FIRST TRANS­ FEET DURING FilMING OF A MOTION PICTURf PACIFIC FLIGHT BY A NISEI. MAY II THROUGH MAY 17, 1964 S PEe I A l S E R V ICE SAC T I V I T Y SHE E T MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY II 12 13 14 15 16 17 RICHARDSON THEATER KING OF THE TIME TO LOVE QUEEN OF CAGE OF EVIL HEROD THE AMERICA, AMERICA ACT ONE WILD STALLIONS OUTER SPACE GREAT +NEWS & SPORTS YOKWE YUK THEATER TIME TO LOVE QUEEN OF CAGE OF EVIL KING OF THE WILD AMERICA, ACT ONE HEROD THE OUTER SPACE STALLIONS+NEWS& AMERICA GREAT SPORTS OCEAN VIEW THEATER CAGE OF EVIL KING OF THE TIME TO LOVE QUEEN OF OUTER ACE ONE HEROD THE AMERICA, WILD STALLIONS SPACE GREAT AMERICA ROXY THEATER HEROD THE AMERICA, ACT ONE TIME TO LOVE KING OF THE QUEEN OF OUTER CAGE OF EVIL GREAT AMERICA WILD STALLIONS+ SPACE NEWS & SPORTS ROI NAMOR MOVIES QUEEN OF OUTER ACT ONE HEROD THE AMERICA,AMERICA CAGE OF EVIL TIME TO LOVE+ KING OF THE SPACE GREAT NEWS&SPORTS WILD STALLIONS KING OF THE WILD STALLIONS GEORGE MONTGOMERY, DIANE BREWSTER 76 MIN. DRAMA TIME TO LOVE JOHN GAVIN, KEENAN WYNN 133 MIN. DRAMA QUEEN OF OUTER SPACE ZSA ZSA GABOR, ERIC FLEMING 80 MIN. SCIENCE FICTION CAGE OF EVIL RON FOSTER, PAT BLAIR 70 MIN. DRAMA HEROD THE GREAT EDMUND PURDOM, SYLVIA LOPEZ 89 MIN. DRAMA AMERICA, AMERICA STATHIS GIALLELIS, LINDA MARSH 174 MIN. DRAMA ACT ONE GEORGE HAMILTON, JASON ROBARDS, JR. 110 MIN. DRAMA RICHARDSON-THE SHOW WILL START AT 1930 AND .NYONE MAY ATTEND. YELLOW SEATS ARE FOR BACHELORS ONLY. YOKWE YUK-THE SHOWS WILL START AT 1900 AND 2100. YOKWE YUK MEMBERS ONLY AND CHILDREN M.Y NOT ATTEND. OCEAN VIEW-THE fIRST SHOW WILL START AT 1930 AND THERE IS A MIDNIGHT MOVIE. FOR ADULT MALE PERSONNEL ONLY. ROXY-THE SHOWS WILL START AT 1830 AND 2030, AND ARE FOR DEPENDENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES ONLY. COUNTDOWN-FILMS SHOWN HERE ARE NAVY MOVIES AND ARE NOT SHOWN AT OTHER THEATERS ON THE ISLAND. FOR ENLISTED SERVICEMEN AND THEIR FAMILIES. 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