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Y OF FIVE CAt-I­ NORTH VIETNAMESE COMMANOERS wERE REPORTEQ ASSEMBLING HUNDREDS or HEAVY TRUCK SOME or THE DELEGATES WHO WILL NOT PUS BUILDINGS SEIZED OURING A PROTEST CONVOYS AeOVE THE U S. 60M6 LIMIT LINE IN DEFIANCE or PRESloon JOI"NSON'S P[oI.,C[ PARTICIPATE IN THE WORM. OF THIS COM­ MARK RUDO, CHAIRMAN OF THE COLU"'9IA MOVES HITTE[ LEFT BUO",PEST FOR HOME TODAY BRANCH or THE LEFT'ST STUDENTS FOR A R[CO~H.A1S5ANCE PILOTS SAID >lVGE QUANTITlotS Dr WEAPONS AND AMMUNITION WERE MOV­ POLITICAL OBSERVERS NOTEO THAT THE DEMOCR.HIC SOCIETY (50S) CALLED AM­ ING rRtElY OVER RAIL LINES I![T'o/[[fII COMMUNist CI'ltN" AND HANOI ~EP"IREO 51"lCE THE RIFT IN THE COMMUNIST CAMP PERHAPS NESTY A "KEY ISSUE," AND ADDEO US BOMBING CURT"ILMENT BEG"N ["RLY ~N APRIL WA' NOW EVEN DEEPER THAN SErORE THE "W[ CANNOT NEGOTIATE WITH A SWORO THE BIG INCRE"SE IN INFILTI't"nON OlINCIO[D W!TH THE HEAVIEST GROUND riGHTING MEETING OVER OUR HEADS II IN THREE WEEKS "LONG THE DEMILITARIZED ZONE ~_ ONE or THE KEY T"RGETS rOR THE RELATIVE QUIET REIGNEO EARLY TOOAY COMMUNIST RECENT BUILDUP ONLY A FEW POLICE GU ... ROEO THE SEALEO­ THE U S. COMMAND REPORTEe 128 NORTH OFr CAMPUS FACULTY MEMBERS WEARING VI~TNAMESE SOLOIERS KILLED IN ACTION Israel Ignores Thant's ! Request liGHT ARMBANDS PATROLLED THE ENTRANCES T~Al COST NINE AMERICAN MIIRINES AROUND TO THE SEUEO SUILDINGS U.S. POSITIONS AT CON THIEN, C"MP CAR_ SUPPLIES WERE PERMITTED IN THE BUILD­ ROLL AND QUANG TR I JUST SOUTI" or TI"E To Scrap Independence Day Parade INGS UNDER THE CONTROL OF THE MORE THAN OMZ 500 MILITANT STUOENTS, BUT NO NEW PRO­ SAIGON HEADQUARTERS SAID ALL or THE UN I TEO NAT I 0"15 (UP I )~-SECRETARY GENERAL THANT 0 I SCLOSED TOO'" Y THA T ISR ... EL TESTQRS WERE ALLOWED IN. 96 MISSIONS rLOW"l AGAI"lST NORTH VIET IGNORED A NOTE rROM HIM SUGGESTING THAT IT SCRAP PLANS TO HOLD AN INDEPENDENCE "IF THE rACULTY WISHES TO PREVENT NAM YESTERO"'Y HIT PANHANDLE TAR!i.ETS DAY PARAOE IN THE ARAB SECTOR OF JERUSALEM VIOLENCE ANO RESOLVE THE ENTIRE CRISIS SOUTH or TI"E 19TH PARALLEL AFTER ALNOST A WEEK'S SIL.t:NCE SINCE THE ISRAEL.I NEWSPAPER MAARIV REPORTEe TH(Y SHOULD SOPPORT OUR DEMANDS AGAINST THE AIR WAR COMMUNIQUE REPORTED THE THAT HE HAD SENT A NOTE TO ISRAEL ON THE 'AR"'OE ANO THAT ISRAELI AUTHORITIES ... DISCREDITEO ADMINISTRATION ~HICH 15 LOSS or ... U.S, AIR FORCt x4 PHANTOM ANGRIL.Y RETURNED IT, THANT INFORt-IED THE COUNCIL AND THE GENERAL ASS[MBLY IN A RESPONSIBLE ONLY TO A BOARD OF TRUS­ THE REPORT SAID THE PNANlOM WENT DOWN WRITTEN REPORT THAT HE H... O, INOEED, StNT SUCH'" MESSAGE ON APRIL 20 TEES," Ruoo SAID "TI"E ONLY POSSIBIL­ "rROM CAUSES UNKNOWN," A"lO THAT BOTH "No REPLY TO THIS NOTE H"'S SO FAR BEEN RECEIVED FROM THE GOVER"lM["lT OF Is­ ITY OF VIOLENCE IS FRO'" THE POLICE AT CREWMEN WERE MISSING RAEL," "'E SAID THE INSTIGATION or nlE AOMINISTRATION " THE REPORT ON THE Ho CHI MINH TRAIL THE PARAOE PLANS DREW A WARNING FROM SECRETARY GENERAL THANT L. ... ST S ... TUROAY "WE ~ILL NOT ACCEPT JUOGMENT OR pUN­ I N LAOS SA I 0 AMER I CAt P I LOTS LOGGED AT THAT THEY "-WOULD ALMOST SURELY" INCREASE TENSION IN THE AREA ANO CouLO WRECK ___ {sEE. "STUDENTS" - PACE EIGHT) 10,000 SIGHTINGS or SUPPLY LADEN TRUCKS PAINSTAKING EFFORTS UNDER WAY TO GET (SEE "VIET" - P ... GE EIGHT) ARAB-ISR ... ELI PEACE TALKS ST ... RTED ISRAEL IGNORED THANT'S APPEAL, '"' :Race FeelingS in Britain SECRETARY GENERAL DISCLOSEO TOO ... Y Second Meeting Fails [L-fARRA SAIO NEARLY HALr THt p ... R"'OE ROUTE IS it, T",E ARAB SECTOR or JER'i­ Show Element of Crisis SALEM AND TIi( REVIEWING STAND WAS TO TCl Establish Talk Site LONDON (UPI)--THE NATIONWIOE UPROAR SPARKEO 6Y RIGHTWING BE PLACED AT THE FQOT or MOUNT SCOPUS, CONSER~ATIVE MP W"'SHINGTON (UPI) --U,S. orFiCIALS HEll) IN THE OlP CITY ENOCH POWELL'S "KEEP BRITAIN WHITE" SPEECH LAST WEEKEND HAS SPOTLIGHTED ... 5 A SECOND MEETING THIS WEEK WITH NORTH "ACCOROING TO ISRAELI AUTHORITiES," NEVER et:FORE THE OEPTH or FEELING OVER RACE IN BRITAIN VIETNAMESE DIPLOMATS BUT THEY ~ERC UN- HE SAID, "THIS P ... RADE WILL BE THE 91G- IT RESULTED IN POWELL BEING rlRED ,ROM THE SHAOOW CABINET 9Y CONSERVATIVE OP­ ABLE TO AGRtE ON A SITE FOR PRELIMIN- GEST AND LONGEST IN ISRAEL'S HISTORY POSITION LEADER EOWARD HEATH ARY PEACE TALKS, THE STAT[ DEPARTMENT IT ~llL INCLUDE 360 MILITARY AIRCRArT, IT HAS CAUSED A SERIOUS SPUT IN CONS[RVATIV[ RANKS ANO GIVEN RISE TO WIDE­ 5 .... 10 TODAY OF AU. MAKES USED BY TH[ ISRAEL ~IR SPREAD SPECULATION THAT PO~ELL CHOSE THIS ISSUE AS ONE ON WHICH TO CHALLENGE STATE DEPARTMENT SPOKES ..... N CARL E fORCE, INCLUDING THE SKYHA\lK rUOiHTER­ HEATH.rOR THE PA~TY LEADERSHIP BARTC# 5AID WILLtAM H. SULI.I¥4_, U,S. SOMIKR AND M£t.tCQPTEQS Bouetf1 at:c€iIl'TL't IT 1'O~D orr g OU'f'DlJJt$1" (If IliC_R""'.I!IO~.U'" itt/'¥:1'It V$lJA"l.t U~T __ HCii_",'W',; AMBASSADOR TO LAOS CALLED ON TI"E NORTH rROt-l THE LlNITEO STATU" COMtCOMMANDER or TI"E NAVAL BASE, NORTH VIETN .... MESE HAVE INOICATED THAT rlRST M",NNEO SATURN 5 FLIGHT IHTO OR_ (SEE "POWELL" - PAGE EI/oHT) Los A"lGELES, AS REPRESENTATIVE OF THE AME~IC~N PRO'OS"'~S ARE UNSUITA.~E BIT AROUND NOVEMBER UNITED STATES GOYERNMENT IT IS ALSO EXPECTED TO SAVE UPWARDS AT THE END OF THE COMMEIoIOR ... TIVE CERE~ Qr $200 ~ILLION _~ THE PRICE TAG SET Humphrey lin '~ampalgn -MONY, THE AMERICAN rLAG W... S LOWER[O AND TI"E 250~MAN COMPLIMENT OF THE HAL­ Police Use Only Fists \ ON A T~IRD UNMANNED TEST FLIGHT OF THE GIANT MOONSH'P L"'UNCI"ER SEY PO~ELL DEBARKED TO BE REpL .... CEO BY SATURN 5 p£RrORIoIEO FL .... WlESSLY 01<. ITS Will Follow lBJ's ~olicy AN ROK CREW THE SHIP WI~L IIEMAIN IN Battling Demonstrators! LONG BUCH FOR ~BOUT TWO WEEKS AND THE"l 101 ... 10EN TEST LAST NOVEMBER, BUT THE W.... SHINGTON (UPI)-~VICE PRESIDENT NEW YORK (uP I }-~POl I CE us I NG ONL Y SECOND ONe ENCOUNTEREO THREE TECH~ I C- HUBERT H HUMPHREY rORIoI .. LLY ENTERED LEAVE FOR SAN DIEGO FOR ... SHAKEDOWN THEIR FISTS ~ATTLEO MILITANT ANTI~WAR AL PROBLEMS ANO ONE SNAG CAUSED BY HU- THE Dt1'!acwAlrucoRESIDENTIAL BATTLE CRUISE THE TRANSFER WAS ONE OF A NUMSER OEMONSTR ... TORS IN GREENWICH VILLAGE T()~ ~AN 'ERROR APRIL 4 AGAINST SENS, ROBERT f KENNEDY A"lO M~OE OAY ANO BRO~E UP FIGHTS BETWEEN PRO ANO ApOLLO PRPGRAM DIRECTOR SAMUEL C EUGENE McCARTHY TODAY, DECLARING HE UNDER A LOAN PROGRAM ANTIWAR ELEMENTS IN CENTRAL PARK WHERE PHILLI?S SAID THE MOST SERIOUS TROUBLES WOULD GIVE PR I OR I TY TO "PEACE OVER '$ AN ESTIMATED 60,000 PERSONS GATHERED __ ENGINE FAILURES AND L~UNCH VIBRA- POLITICS" IN HIS CAMPAIGN Poor People March' Leaders TO PROTEST THE VIET NAM WAR TIO~S __ ",IIE BEING CORR[CTEO IN HIS ANNOUNCEMENT TQ A R"'LLY or :M~ve to Insure NonViolence SCORES WERE BE ... TEN OR ARRESTED IN T"'E I 6AC~[RS, HUMPHREY CALLEO rOR UNITY or \tjAS~IHGTCH (Ufll--LEAOUS OF NEXT G.REE .... ~'ltH VILLAGE OISTURS... NCE, WHICH Stal,"Ists Could Be Ousted I THE AMERICAN PEOPLE AND THE OEI(OCRATIC NONTH'S "POOR PEOPLE'S "'-RCH O"l WASH­ ERUPTED NEAR lHE WASI"IINGTON SQUARE hi' PARTY ARCH WHEN DEMONSTRATORS TRIEO TO STAGE From Czec Ru 109 CommlHeeI "rOR 1968 IS NOT THE YEAR FOR IN~ INGTON" ARE MOVING TO INSURE THE BIG OEMONSTRA110N WILL ST ... Y NONVIOLENT ... N ILLEG ... L M... RCH UPTOWN TO CENTR~L PR ... GUE (UPI)--COMMUNIST REFORMERS FLAMMA TOR Y RHETOR I C OR rOR r !,t"0 I NG OFFICIALS or THE SOUTHERN CHRISTI~N PARK AT LEAST 94 PERSONS \oIERE "'R_ IN CZECHOSLOV ... KI ... TOD ... Y WON A KEY TEST SCAPEGOATS ,OR OUR PR08LEMS, HE SAID LEAtJERSHIP CONFERENCE, BEGAN YESTEROAY RESTED, INCLUOING 89 IN THE VILLAGE IN THEIR (FrORTS TO OUST TI"IE LAST RE- "IT IS A YEAR FOR COMMON SENSE II TO TR ... IN AN INTEGRATEO FORCE OF MAR_ t-IELt.E M~INING STALINISTS FROM THE RULING THE 56-YUR~OLD MINNESOTAN SAID HE SHloLS TO HELP C,PNTROL ... ND PROTECT THE THOUSANDS OF OTHERS MARCHED ~P CENTRAL COMMITTEE WOULD BASE HIS CAMPAIGN ON THE rOU"lDA­ THOUSANDS OF POOR ?EOPL[ E~PECTED FOR FirTH AVENUE EARLIER IN nil: OAY IN THE TI"E PRAGUE CITY CONrERE~CE OF THE TIONS LAID DOWN BY PRESIDENT JOHNSON CITY'S ANNU ... L LOYALTY O... Y PARADE ST ... GEO PARTY VOTtO 436 TO SIX, WITH 11 A8SEI<.- .... NO "OBSERV[ THE ABSOLUTE PRIORITY or THE DEt-IONSTRATION REV FRED C BENNETT, A SCLC OFFICI- BY VETER ... NS GROUPS AND OTHER ORGANIZA- TEES rOR HOLDING ... SPECI"'L PARTY CON- PEACE OVER POLITICS" Al fRON ATLANTA, TOLD VOLUNTEERS MAR- I TIONS SUPPORTING US. MILIT ... RY FORCES GRESS AT AN EARLY DATE THE MAIN JOB CALLING rOR A "NEW AMERICAN PATRIOT~ THAT THEY MUST WORI'; WITH GREAT THE LOYALTY PARADE WAS PEACEFUL BuT OF THE CONGRESS WILL BE TO ELECT A NEW. ISM," HUMPRHEY $AIO "I SHALL DO t-IY SHA~·5 I NUMBERS or peOPLE UNDER CONSTANT TEN_ MAYOR JOHN V LINDSAY W"'S OENOUNCED AS CENTRAL COMMITTEE UTMOST TO CONTRIBUTE TO A 8ROAO NA~ I SION AND THE rEAR or posslaLE VIO_ A "HYPOCRITE" FOR ATTENOING BOTH THE THE CO~t-IITTEE AS NOW CONSTITUTEO IN~ TIONAL DIALOGUE __ DEVOTED NOT TO LENtE " I PRO AND ANTIWAR RALLIES \ CLUOES SUCH OLD~TIMERS AS OUSTED PERSONALITIES BUT TO ISSOE$ -- WHICH MRS MARTIN LUTHER KING JR , WIDOW PARTY STRONGMAN ANTONIN NOVOTNY AND MAY AT ONC[ 8ENErlT, EDUCATE AND IN­ HE ALSO TOLD THEM THEY MUST "'CT AS i ... "eUFFER" BETWEEN AND DEMOH_ , or THE SLAIN CIVIL RIGHTS LE"'OER rLEW FORM[R 1R ... OE UNION PRESIO[NT MIROSLAV ,ORN eOTH THE AM[~ICAN PEOPLE AND THE PO~ICE IN rRO'" ATLANTA AND ADDJlESSEO THE ANTI- PATYRI~ OEMOtRATIC P ... RTY STRATDRS AND MAY .LSO BE CAL~EO ON i VI(T N..... RALLY IN CENTiI'.ll PARK'S SHEEP THE "'OVE WOULD THUS ST~IP NOVOTNY THE VICE PRE&IOENT -- WHO fORNALLY TO PROTECT MARCHERS AGAINST DUTSIOt I MEADOW .,H[RE AN [STlMAliEO 60,000 PERSONS or THE LAST VESTIGE or HIS ONCE VAST ENTERED THE RACE TOO LATE TO PARTIC­ TROU8LEMAKERS " ATTENDED. POWER IPATE OIReCTLY IN ANY PRIMARY ELEC­ WHILE THE NATION CONTINUED TO UN- I SCORES Of POLICE KEPT REASONABLE ALEXANDER DUBCtK. THE RErORM LUDER TIONS __ SAID THE PROBLEMS rACING EASILY AW~IT THE M~RCH ON W.... SHINGTON. ORDER IN ANO AROUNO CENTRAL PARK SOMe WHO SUCCEEOEO NGYOTNY AS PARTY CHIEF, I THE NATION HAD NO SIMPLE O~ EASY I DEFENSE SEtRETARY CURK M CLIHORO riGHTING ERUPTED WI"IEN 200 YOUNG DEMON~ : GAVE IN YESTERDAY TO STRONG PRESSURE PREPA,EO TROOPS rOR RIOT CONTROL DUTY (SEt "HUt-IPHREY" - PAG[ EIGHT) t':'co"oo':'o':'-O'c'o'o'c'o':'-,":"o'o'c'o':G-,':G:G:'", ______LC'~','-'CALLING A~ARLY CONGRESS IN AMERICAN CITIES PAGE 2 HOURGLASS life With Arabs Impossible Supersonic Transport Plane • by Lawrence Fellows Stalled on Drawing Board WASHINGTON (UPI)~.THE 2,OOO~MILE-AN-HOUR AMERICAN SUPERSONIC TRANSPORT IS STALLED ON Ic) 1968 New York Times News Service THE DRAWING BOARD. JUBA, THE SUDAN--"WE CAN NEVER LIVE WITH THE ARABS," PROCLAIMED A SUDANESE REBEL IN A AT BEST, IT WILL BE ONE YEAR BErORE WORK CONVERSATION IN A CROWDED, ILL-LIGHTEb ROOM IN A TOWN NOT FAR FROM HERE, BUT OUTSIDE THE BEGINS ON A PROTOTYPE OF THE 300.PASSENGER WILD, fORESTED BORDER OF THE SUDAN. THERE WERE A HALF~DOZEN MEN IN THE ROOM, ALL BUT ONE PLANE. OF THEM NILOTES -- AS INHABITANTS Of THE NILE BAS'N ARE CALLED -- WELL OVER SIX fEET WHAT IS THE PROBLEM? SIMPLY PUT, THE TALL, LONG-LEGGED, WITH DEEP BLACK SKINS. THEIR FOREHEADS BORE THE SCARS OF TRIBAL MARK­ PLANE NEEDS DESIGN CHANGES, INCLUDING ONE INGS. THE SHORTER MAN, A WADI, DID MOST OF THE TALKING. HE TOLD A STORy OF DESPERATE MEN, THAT WOULD CORRECT A SERIOUS OVERWEIGHT OF A GUERRILLA WAR THAT HAS BEEN FOUGHT FOR HALF A ~OZEN YEARS WITH TOO LITTLE AMMUNITION, PROBLEM. NO VEHICLES, NO RADIOS, NO MEDICINE. IT WAS A STORY FRAUGHT WITH BITTERNESS OVER THE SLAVE IN FEBRUARY, JUST AS THE $4 BILLION PRO~ TRADE AND ALL THE OTHER UNHAppy MEMORIES OF THESE BLACK AfRICANS' HISTORIC CONNECTIONS JECT WAS TO MOVE INTO THE PROTOTYPE STAGE, WITH THE NORTH. IT WAS THE STORY OF ,. RELENTLESS DETERMINATION '!!MONG SOUTHERNERS TO BE THE DELAY ORDER WAS ISSUED. fREE, OR TO DRAG THE ~ORTHERNERS INTO AN ABYSS OF' DESTRUCTION WITH THEM. BOTH THE BUILDER Of THE PLANE, THE BOEING THIS IS THE ANYAtNYA REBELLION. THE NAME COMPANY, AND THE FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINIS­ COMES FROM THE MADI WORD FOR THE POISON THAT DRIVING HARD BARGAINS. TRATION, WHICH WILL FINANCE THE MAJOR SHARE THE TRIBE DERIVES FROM DRYING AND GRINDING THE SEEDS OF REBELLION HAD ALREADY BEEN Of THE COSTS, ANNOUNCED THAT THE DESIGN THE WHOLE HEAD OF THE COBRA. IT IS A DEADLY PLANTEO WITH THE ARMY MUTINY. THEY WERE NEEDED MODIFICATIONS THAT WOULD RESULT IN POISON, WHETHER PAINTED ON THE TIP OF AN AR- NOURISHED BY SWEEPING REPRESSIONS: VILLAGES "APPROXIMATELY" A ONE YEAR DELAY. THE FIRST ROW OR LEFT ON THE GROUND AS A SPOT OF POW­ BY THE RIVER PUT TO THE TORCH FOR THE 000 TEST FLIGHT OF THE PLANE WAS SCHEDULED FOR DER FOR THE UNSUSPECTING ENEMY TO STEP ON, SHOT OR TWO FIRED AT THE NILE STEAMER; VIL­ 1972 AND DELIVERY TO THE AIRLINES WAS EX .. IT IS INVARIABLY fATAL. LAGES SUSPECTED OF SHELTERING fUGITIVES FROM PECTED IN 1975. "WE WILL FIGHT FOR TWENTY YEARS, FOR LONG­ THE MUTINY RAZED, THE CROPS BURNED OR TRAMP­ MAJOR GENERAL J.C. MAXWELL, THE DIRECTOR ER," THE MAO I AMONG THE SMALL GROUP OF REB~ LED, THE PEOPLE SHOT OR CHASEO INTO THE Of THE SST PROGRAM FOR THE GOVERNMENT, DES­ ELS INSISTED "MANY PEOPLE WILL OlE. WITH BUSH. CRIBED THE REASON FOR THE POSTPONEMENT IN THE ARABS WE ARE DEAD ANYWAY. IT DOES NOT FINALLY, IN 1963, THE ANYA'NYA REBELliON THESE TERMS: MATTER HOW MANY OF US DIE. No ONE IS COUNT~ BROKE OUT, STARTING IN THE FOREST HIDEOUTS "THE AIRPLANE ISN'T GOOD ENOUGH -- NOT ING THE DEAD. '. CLOSE TO THE BORDERS, AND SWEEPING QUICKty YET ~- AND WE INTEND TO MAKE IT GOOD THE ESTIMATES OF DEAD R'!!NGE INTO HUND~DS OVER THE SOUTH. THE WHOLE COUNTRYSIDE BE~ ENOUGH ••• tr MAXWELL SA 10 THE GOVERNMENT WANT~ OF THOUSANDS, BUT NO ONE KNOWS fOR SURE. THE LONGED TO THE REBELS. THE ARMY, ArTER riVE EO A DESIGN THAT WOULD GIVE THE SST MORE tr SOUTH HAS BEEN CLOSED AND HIDDEN FROM ALL YEARS or SAVAGE FIGHTING, IS JUST BEGINNING CAPABILITY -- MORE "RANGE AND PAYLOAD • BUT A FEW ~N THE OUTSIDE WORLD SINCE 1955, TO WIN IT BACK. OUT OF' THE RUBBLE THE GOV­ DESIGNING A SUPERSONIC AIRLINER IS NO WHEN THE SUDAN W,!!S ON THE THRESHOLD Of INOE­ ERNMENT APPEARS AT LEAST TO HAVE BEGUN THE SMALL JOB. IT WILL BE THE LARGEST AND fAST­ PENDENCE AND A MUTINY Of AFRICAN SOLDIERS TASK OF RECONSTRUCTING THE DEVASTATED SOUTH. EST COMMERCIAL AIRPLANE TO FLY. IT WILL BE AGAINST THEtR ARAB orrlCERS LErT HUNDREOS OF "00 YOU KNOW WHAT IT MEANS TO START FROM MADE OF TITANIUM, A HEAT-RESISTANT MATERIAL ARMED MEN SCATTERED IN THE BUSH. NOTHING, fROM WORSE THAN NOTHING?" ASKED THAT IS STRONGER THAN STEEL BUT LIGHTER UNTIL NOW, NO AMERICAN REPORTER HAD EVER AHMED HASSAN FADL EL SEED, THE GOVERNMENT'S THAN THE ALUMINUM NORMALLY USED I~ AIRPLANES BEEN GIVEN PERMISSION TO GO TO THE SOUTH, CHIEr EDUCATION OFFICER FOR THE SOUTHERN BUT BEFORE THE AMERICAN PLANE IS DELIVERED EVEN ON A RESTRICTEO VISIT. PROVINCES. HE HAD SPENT ALMOST HIS WHOLE TO THE AIRLINES TRAVELERS WILL GET A PREVIEW IN A MEMORANDUM PRESENTED TO THE PONTIFI­ CAREER IN THE SOUTH, AND SEEMED TO REGARD OF WHAT IT COMING IN THE FORM OF THE BRIT+ CAL COMMISSION OF JUSTICE AND PEACE, THE SU­ THE DESTRUCTION ALMOST AS A PERSONAL LOSS. ISH-FRENCH CONCORDE ~- ANOTHER SUPERSONIC PERIOR GENERAL Of THE MILL HILL FATHERS "IN THE VILLAGES EVERYTHING IS GONE, EV­ AIRLINER. THE CONCORDE IS SCHEDULED TO MAKE CLAIMED THAT A MILLION PEOPLE HAVE OlEO IN ERY VILLAGE SCHOOL BURNED AND LOOTED, MORE ITS FIRST TEST FLIGHT LATER THIS YEAR, AND THE SUDAN -- VICTIMS OF THE FIGHTING AND or THAN 500 SCHOOLS. IN THE TOWNS SO MANY ARE ITS BUILDERS HOPE TO DELIVER THE FIRST OF THE ATTENDANT STARVATION AND DISEASE. BUT GONE'. IN SOME PLACES WE HAVE SCHOOLS, BUT THE NEEDLE-NOSED PLANES TO THE AIRLINES IN THE MILL HILL FATHERS CANNOT GET INTO THE THE POPULATION IS GONE." 1972. SUDAN. THE MISSIONARI[S, BLAMED BY THE GOV­ BUT THE OPTIONS ARE GRADUALLY BEING THE CONCORDE IS SMALLER AND SLOWER THAN ERNMENT rOR KEEPING ,!!LIVE THE MEMORT OF THE CLOSED TO THE REBELS. THE ARMY IS PURSUING THE AMERICAN VERSION. IT WILL CARRY ABOUT SLAVE TRADE AND FOR STIRRING UP ANTI~MoSLEM THEM MORE AND MORE OEEPLY INTO THE OPEN 125 PASSENGERS AND CRUISE AT A SPEED OF rEELINGS AMONG THE SOUTHERNERS, HAVE BEEN COUNTRYSIDE. THE GOVERNMENT, BY ITS OIPLO­ 1,400. As FOR COST, THE CONCORDES WILL SELL EXPELLED AND THE MILL HILL FATHERS ARE ONLY MATIC EFFORTS, IS GETTING ITS NEIGHBORS TO fOR ABOUT $20 MILLION EACH. THE AMERICAN GUESSING AT THE EXTENT OF THE DEVASTATION. SEND THE REFUGEES BACK, OR SETTLE THEM AWAY SST IS EXPECTEO TO COST ABOUT TWICE AS MUCH. SOME HAVE ESCAPED. TENS Of THOUSANDS OF rROM THE BORDERS SO THAT THE REBELS HAVE NO THERE IS A THIRD PARTY IN THE SUPERSONIC FRIGHTENED SOUTHERNERS HAVE CROSSED OVER THE EASY, HIDDEN BASES FROM WHICH THEY CAN OP­ RACE, BUT IT IS NOT EXPECTED TO BE A GREAT BORDERS INTO ETHIOPIA, KENYA, UGANDA, CHAO, ERATE AND TO WH I CH THEY CAN RETREAT OUT OF FACTOR. THE SOVIET UNION IS BUILDING A SUP­ THE CONGO, THE CENTR'!!L AFRICAN REPUBLIC, REACH Of THE ARMY. ERSONIC AIRLINER. INFORMATION INDICATES STRAINING THE RESOURCES OF THESE COUNTRIES, ONLY THE CONGO LINGERS AS A SERIOUS BOR­ THAT THE PLANNING IS MOVING TOWARD ITS FIRST SHAKING THEIR POLITICS AND THE DELICATELY DER PROBLEM FOR THE SUDAN. PERHAPS 45,000 TEST FLIGHT. HOWEVER, THE PLANE IS NOT EX­ BALANCED PEACE IN A VAST TRACT OF AFRICA. SUDANESE REFUGEES REMAIN PACKED INTO THE PECTED TO FINO MUCH APPROVAL OUTSIDE THE By F'!!R THE LARGEST NUMBER Of REFUGEES FROM HILLS AROUND ABA, CLOSE BY THE ANYA'NYA SOVIET ORBIT, AIRLINE OFfiCIALS SAID. VERY THE FIGHTING IN THE SUDAN ARE STILL IN THE STRONGHOLD IN THE SUDAN. FEW SOVIET AIRCRAFT HAVE EVEN BEEN BOUGHT COUNTRY. THEY LIVE A HUNTED, HALF-STARVED THE SUDANESE GOVERNMENT H'!!S OFFERED THEM BY COMMERCIAL AIRLINES. EXISTENCE IN THE BUSH, STAYING FAR ENOUGH FOOD AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR SETTLEMENT, AND EVEN THOUGH THE AMERICAN SST IS OELAYED FROM THE ROADS SO THE ARMY CANNOT GET AT HELD OUT THE PROSPECT OF EDUCATION AND EV- BY DESIGN CHANGES, MOST EXPERTS FEEL ENGIN- THEM, FAR ENOUGH fROM THE HIDDEN TRAILS OF ENTUALLY Of WORK. THERE IS EYEN TALK AMONG EERING IS NOT A REAL THREAT TO THE FINAL THE ANYA'NYA SO THAT THE REBELS CANNOT RAIO RESPONSIBLE POLITICIANS IN KHARTOUM OF GIV- DEVELOPMENT OF THE PLANE. THEM. ING THE SOUTHERNERS A MEASURE Of REGIONAL THE SAME THING CANNOT BE SAID fOR TWO THOSE WHO HAVE COME OUT TELL Of WHOLE CAMPS POLITICAL AUTONOMY. THE ANYA'NYA ARE NOT EX- OTHER FACTORS .- MONEY AND NOISE. THESE TWO BEING WIPED OUT BY MALAR~A, BLACK fEVER AND CLUDED; THOSE WHO WANT TO COME BACK ARE fOR- ELEMENTS HAVE HOUNDED THE SST SINCE ITS IN- MANY OTHER DISEASES AND ILLNESSES. GIVEN THEIR PAST OFFENSES. SO FAR, FEW HAVE CEPTION. THE PEOPLE HERE ARE A PART OF BLACK AFRICA. COME. A BREAKDOWN OF FIGURES SHOWS WHY. As IT THEIR TRIBES ARE SPREAD ACROSS 'ALL OF THE "I WAS IN THE ANYA'NYA," WHISPERED ANTIPAS STANDS NOW, AIRLINES HAVE ORDERED 122 OF THE SUDAN'S SOUTHERN BORDERS. THOSE WHO WERE EDU- MALUAL, A LARGE, STRAPPING DINKA WAITING BY PLANES AT A COST OF ABOUT $40 MILLION EACH. CATED WENT USUALLY TO MISSION SCHOOLS, AND THE AIRSTRIP AT WAU FOR AN AIRPLANE TO BE FifTY-EIGHT OF THE ORDERS HAVE COME FROM LEARNED ENGLISH WHENEVER THEY DROPPED THEIR REFUELED. FOREIGN AIRLINES. PAGAN TRADITIONS THEY USUALLY BECAME CHRIST- "I WAS A LIEUTENANT IN THE RUMBEK AREA. I BUT JUST TO BUILO THE PROTOTYPE SST WILL IANS. THEY SHARED ALMOST NOTHING OF THE Is- DECIDED TO ACCEPT THE GOVERNMENT'S AMNESTY COST ABOUT $1.4 BILLION AND THE ENTIRE COST LAMIC TRADITIONS AND ARABIC CULTURE OF THE AND COME BACK, BECAUSE I LOOKED AROUND AND OF DEVELOPING AND PRODUCING THE FIRST PLANE NORTHERNERS. SAID TO MYSELF: 'W~AT ARE WE DOING TO OUR- FOR AIRLINE USE IS EXPECTED TO CARRY A $4.5 THE BRITISH OELIBERATELY CLOSED THE SOUTH SELVES? I" BILLION PRICE TAG. TO THE ARABS FROM THE NORTH. STANDING LICENS- Sam Sheppard ,to' Resume Prat,'ce ACCORDING TO THE GOVERNMENT'S CONTRACT, ES WERE WITHDRAWN FROM THE ARAB MERCHANTS. iT WILL RECOVER AI.L OF ITS INVESTMENT BY NoRTHERN CIVIL SERVANTS WERE GRAOUALLY tURNED YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO (UPI}--THE BOARD OF THE TIME 300 SSTs ARE SOLO. THE PLANE'S OUT. TRUSTEES AT CAFARO OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL BACKERS HOPE TO SELL BETWEEN 500 AND 1,200 THE NORTHERNERS WERE GONE, BUT THE MEMORIES YESTERDAY AUTHORIZED DR. SAM SHEPPARD OF' SUPERSONIC AIRLINERS BY 1990. OF THE SLAVE RAIDS, THE SENSELESS KILLINGS, CLEVELAND TO PRACTICE SURGERY AND NEUROSUR- U.s. CRITICS QUESTION THE PRIORITY GIVEN THE BROTHERS ANO SISTERS DRAGGED AWAY IN GERY AT THE HOSPITAL. SHEPPARD'S STARTING THE SST. THEY POINT TO THE GROWING EXPENSE CHAINS AND UNDER HEAVY YOKES TO THE SLAVE DATE WAS NOT REVEALED. HE APPLIED FOR THE OF THE VIET NAM WAR AND THE NEED TO SOLVE MARKETS IN KHARTOUM AND ELSEWHERE IN THE ARAB POSITION ABOUT A WEEK AGO. SOME OF AMERICA'S SOCIAL PROBLEMS. WORLD REMAINED. MRS. FLORENCE R. STELLER, ADMINISTRATOR THE CRITICS HAVE ANOTHER ARGUMENT ~ NOISE. BUT THE SOUTHERNERS, LIKE MOST AFRICANS, AT THE HOSPITAL, SAID SHEPPARD'S APPLICA- ARE VERY CONSERVATIVE PEOPLE, INCLINED TO RE- TION MUST BE APPROVED BY THE MEDICAL STAFF Moscow (UPI) -- PRIZES AMOUNTING TO 14,500 ACT VIOLENTLY TO THE PROSPECT Of THEIR TRA- OF THE HOSPITAL WHEN IT MEETS IN JUNE. RUBLES (15,950 DOLLARS) WILL BE AWARDED fOR DITIONS BEING OVERWHELMED BY AN ALIEN CUI.· "HE HAS BEEN GIVEN TEMPORARY STAff PRIVI- THE SIX BEST NOVELS ANO SHORT STORIES ABOUT TUR£. PARTLY TO PROTECT THEM, THE BRITISH AD- LEGES FOR THE INTERIM PERIOD," SHE SAID. WORKERS IN COMMUNIST SOCIETY, IT WAS AN- MINISTERED THE NORTH AND SOUTH Of THE SUDAN SHEPPARD WAS CONVICTED IN 1954 FOR THE NOUNCED TODAY. SEPARATELY. SLAYING OF HIS WIFE, BUT HIS CONVICTION WAS THE CONTEST ORGANIZED BY THE WRITERS UNION INEVITABLY, THE SOUTHERNERS DEVELOPED A OVERTURNED BY THE U.S. SUPREME COURT AND HE AND THE NATIONAL TRADE UNION FEDERATION WAS FEAR THAT THEY WERE BEING OVERWHELMED: NOR- WAS FOUND INNOCENT LAST YEAR AT A RETRIAL. MEANT TO COMMEMORATE THE CENTENARY OF THE THERNERS IN THEIR AOMINISTRATION, ARABIC IN -- BIRTH OF SOVIET COMMUNISM'S FOUNOING FATHER, THEIR SCHOOLS, STREAMS OF NORTHERN MERCHANTS INVEST IN YOUR COUNTRY'S rUTURE -- BUY VLADIMIR I. LENIN, IN 1970. U.s. SAVINGS BONDS REGULARLY • ~ .....d I 'IU~.ll Sparks' Junior Bowlers

NICK SPARKS IS A PROU~ MAN. PROUD, TMAT IS, OF THE YOUNGSTERS YOU SEE HIM WITH EVERY SATURDAY MOANING AT THE aOWLING ALLEY. HIS IS THE HAPPY FACE WATCHING THESE YOUNG ONES DEMONSTRATE THEIR NEWLy_ACQUIRED BOWLING SKILLS. ENOCH P. SPARKS (NICK'S PROPER NAME) IS A,"'"B'.

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Sparks OUR CHILDREN TO LEARN THE YOUNGEST CHILO NICK HAS EVER TAUGHT Food, Food, Food 4t. ITIS O'lfFiCULT TO IMAGINE THIS HANDLING EVEN THE 8-POUND BALL. As ONCE AGAIN THIS YEAR, T~CARNIVAL WILL SAYS, "THROUGH THE HANDICAP SYSTEM, BE ALL SET fOR THOSE WHO ENJOY THE CUL­ MAY COMPETE; THE YOUNG OR THE INARY ARTS. FOR EXAMPLE, RETURNING THIS ALL ENJOY THE GAME." YEAR TO COORDINATE THE FOOD PUT OUT BY ON THE PERSONAL SIDE, NICK, HIS WifE THE PUPULES BOOTH IS CHARLIE BATISTE. ANETTE, AND TWO DAUGHTERS, SPARKY, 16, PUPULES, HAWA II AN FOR "YOU I RE CRA zY, " KATHY, II, HAVE BEEN KWAJ RESIDENTS ISN'T REALLY A CLUB, BUT RATH(R JUST A .II A60UT A YEAR NOW, COMING HERE rROH GROUP OF MEN WHO ENJOY DOING THINGS TO­ HU"T:SVlLLE, ALA. NICI( BOWLS IN TWO GETHER. FOR SEVERAL YEARS THEY HAVE EAGUES, WITH THE MEN ON MONDAY NIGHTS PLAYED BASKETBALL IN ISLAND LEAGUES, A MIXED LEAGUE (WITH JEANETTE) ON WED- CHARLIE PROMISES A REALLY EXOTIC MENU •• OF THE FIRST AJBC TOURNAMENT ON IN'SO" NIGHTS. HE WASN'T INTERESTED IN THIS YEAR INCLUDING ON VARious DAYS, LAU KWAJ~LEIN ARE NELSON WOOMER, CHUCK PETERSON AND RONNIE ING uNTIL HE WAS AN ADULT, BUT HIS LAU (PORK, BUTTER FISH AND TARO STEAMED £ll:f!!-,!""~--"'-!!!!e.l".'.-'-"!'c"--~!C':£-~-"!,!"'-2t'.!.1:!!.-~ ___~_ -----f.' ~;:~; RS A RE NIT WA I TIN G I TIL TI1 EN. N I IN TI LEAVES), LOMI-LOMI SALMON (ONIONS, - IRED ARMY LT. COL., IS EMPLOYED BY TOMATOES AND SALT SALMON), JAPANESE RICE MUCH OF HIS TIME AND ENERGY TO WORKING WITH AND TEACHING AS OEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR THE LOGISTICS AND CHICKEN, PLUS SOME OTHER GOODIES. THE ISLAND YOUNGSTERS THE SPORT. ON SATURDAY MORNINGS ~U'''C'.T OfFICE. THIS YEAR, THE GROUP WILL ALSO RA~FLE THERE ARE TWO BANTAM LEAGUES (up TO AND INCLUDING 12-YEAR- SHARE NICK'S (H- OFF ($1 PER TICKET) A 24-LB TURKEY, OLDS) AT THE ALLEY, THIS INCLUDES OVER 80 YOUNG BowLERS IASM FOR THIS HEALTHFUL, COMPETITIVE READY TO SERVE, AND SOME OTHER APPETIZ­ NICK SEES TO IT THAT THEY NOT ONLY LEARN THE RULES OF THE A COPY OF "THE AJBC BOWLER," A ING ITEMS FROM THE CONCESSION. GAME, BUT INSTILLS IN THr~ THE SPIRIT OF COMPETIT,,)N, SELF MAGAZINE PUBLISHEO DURING THE CHARLIE, WHO COORDINA~ THE WORK Of DISCIPLINt, THE BOWLING CODE OF ETHICS, AND GOOD SPORTSMAN- INC. SEASON, IS AVAILABLE IN THE SPEC~ THE PUPULES, IS LEAD MAN FOR THE ISLAND'S SHIP. AND THEY LOVE IT. THERE IS ALSO A JUNIOR LEAGUE ON SERVICES liBRARY IT CONTAINS COLD STORAGE SupPLY. HIS HOME IS THE BIG SATURDAY AFTERNOONS (13 TO 15 YEARS OLD) CONSISTING OF OVER IE5, FEATURES AND PICTURES ON AJ8C ISLAND, HAWAII, 40 MEMBERS, lOR BOWLING. ALSO IN THE fOOD LINE ARE THOSE PEREN­ THE AJBC IS A 33-YEAR-OLD ORGANIZATION OEDICATED SOLELY By THE WAY, ANYONE KNOW WHAT "KEGL(R" NIAL fAVORIT(S HAMBURGERS AND HOTDOGS, HELPING YOUNG PEOPLE APPRECIATE THE ART OF BOWLING. IT WAS "NS? IF YOUR YOUNGSTER BOWLS, ASK HIM. SPONSORED BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES. PLENTY i FOUNDED IN CHICAGO IN 1935 AND BY 1937 HAD BECOME E'T;:~;'H~~O:~.~~ YOU THAT IT'S SYN- OF HAMBURGER __ LIKE 20,000 ARE ON ORDER, EO TO THE POINT WHERE THE CHICAGO BOARD OF EDUCATION GAVE OERIVEO FROM THE AND DEL BRYDGES, COORDINATOR FOR THE RECOGNITION TO IT, THUS PERMITTING FURTHER MEMB(RSHIP IN­ GROUP, fEELS THAT EVERY ONE WILL BE CON­ CREASES. By 1940, THE DRG"'NIZATION, UNDER TII'E N"'ME OF TII'E SUMED. AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL BOWLING CONGRESS, HAD ESTABLISHED NEW THIS Y(AR IS A TACOS BOOTH LEAGUES IN 19 STATES THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY. AND FROM EO BY SOME EMPLOYEES Of BURNS ANO ROE, THERE IT KEPT ON GROWING UNTIL, IN 1964, THE AJBC WAS TURN­ FRESH, HOMEMADE TACOS, BURRITOS, AND EN­ ED OVER TO THE JOINT SPONSORSHIP OF THE ADULT MEMBERSHIP CHILADAS ARE A DELIGHT, AS ANYONE FROM ORGANIZATION, THE WOMENIS INTERNATIONAL BOWLING CONGRESS THE SOUTHWEST WILL TELL YOU, AND PLANS AND THE AMERICAN BoWLING CONGRESS, ON A DEBT-fREE BASIS. ARE WELL UNDERWAY TO PROVIDE THESE TASTY OPERATIONS OF THE AJBC WERE MOVED TO MILWAUKEE TO BE ADMIN­ GOODIES AT THE 1968 CARNIVAL. WEIRE ISTERED BY ABC UNDER POLICIES SET FORTH BY THE JOINT COM­ ALSO TOLD THERE WILL BE PLENTY Of HOT MITTEE OF wise AND ABC. T~us A STRONG NETWORK OF ADULT AVA I LABLE. COUNSEL AND GUIDANCE BECAME aVAILABLE TO STRENGTHEN AND SOLIDATE THE PROGRAM OF THE AJBC. Throwing Skill N,CK HAS BEEN A GREAT PROMOTER OF ORGANIZED BOWLING DoUGLAS COMPANY EMPLOYEES ON KWAJALEIN SEVERAL YEARS HE WAS IN ADMINISTRATION OF AN ADULT BOWLING WILL SPONSOR THE THREE-BALL BANDIT CON­ PROGRAM AS LEAGuE orFICIAL HE WAS RESPONSIBLE TO A MAJOR CESSION AT THE 168 CARNIVAL. HER8 LANE, DEGREE IN ORGANIZING THE HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA, JR. BOWLING CHAIRMAN FOR THE OOUGLAS EFFORT, REPORTS ASSOCIATION "NO SERVED AS PRESIDENT FOR FIVE YEARS HE A THAT THIS WILL CONTINUE OAC's ~EGULAR HELPED TO ORGANIZE THE ALAB"MA STATE JR BOWLING ORGANIZA­ APPEARANCE AT EACH YEARS I CA~NIVAL SINCE TION AND SERVED AS THE FIRST ALABAMA STATE TOURNAMENT DIR· 1961. ECTOR IN '966, AND IN THE 1967 TOURNAMENT IN MONTGOMERY,ALA HERB LANE HAS BEEN ON ISLANO SINCE LAST SUMMER NICK TRAINED SUMMER YOUTH ACTIVITIES PROGRAM SEPTEMBER, 1967. THIS IS HIS SECOND INSTRUCTORS fOR SPECIAL SERVICES AND WILL 00 THE SAME THIS E, WILL BE PLAYING THE PART Of THE O~ DUTY AT KWAJALEIN AND HE NOTES THE SUMMER. IN LATE AUGUST OR EARLY SEPTEMBER HE WILL BEGIN IN THE fORTHCOMING KWAJALEIN COM- BIGGEST CHANGE IN CARNIVALS IS THE IM­ ORGANIZING FREE CLINICS, TC"'MS AND LEAGUES FOR THE NEW SEA· THEATER GROUP I! PRESENTATION Of PROVEMENT IN CARNIVAL MANAGEMENT AND SON. I"(:VE:."BC)OY LOVES DPAL." ROGER HAS ACTED PLANNING. N,Ck SEEMS TO BE MOST INTERESTED IN ACTIVE COACHING AND LITTLE THEATER, HIGH SCHOOL AND THREE-BALL BANDIT IS A GAME OF THROW .. ADMINISTRATIVE WORK HE HAS BEEN A SCOUTMASTER AND WORKED PRODUCTIONS AND IN THE PASADENA ING SKILL. Bt SURE TO TRY IT ON THE WITH KIDS IN MANY OTHER CA~ACITIES, BUT HE'S A DISCIPLINAR- TOURNAMENT PRODUCTION. WAY! IAN, TOO. DURING HIS SATuRDAY MORNING CLASSES HE REfUSES "EVERYBODY LOVES OPAL" CAN BE SEEN NEXT TO LE:T THE YOUNGSTERS RUN IN THE ALL(YS, BRING REFRESHMENTS MAY 3 AND 4, AT THE IVEY HALL I S!rength Test TO TH( BOWLING A OR GET INVOLVED IN HORSEPLAY. THE K riCKETS ARE ON SALE AT $1 BURNS AND ROE, A NEWCOMER To THE ANNUAL ~~~~~-11-[Q~~'c~U;~~~l1~lU~<,~CARNIVAL, WILL ERECT AND SPONSOR A COM- Saipan Schools Reopened PLETELY NEW CONCESSION THIS YEAR .... A .. _ STRENGTH TEST. SCHOOLS REOpENED LAST MONDAY IN TYpHOON As MOST PEOPLE KNOW, THIS IS THE RING- SAIPAN rOR ALL FIRST THROUGH S THE-GONG-wfTH-A-WOODEN-MALLET ATTRACTION ON THE ISLAND, AND FOR HIGH S SO POPULAR AT STATESIDE CARNIVALS. 10RS, ACCORDING TO EDUCATION OFfiCiALS. THIS NEW ATTRACTION WILL BE IN THE TEMPORARY REPAIRS HAVE B(EN MADE TO OLE OF THE MIDWAY SO THAT EVERYONE CAN AND CHALAN KANOA ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS WATCH KWAJALEIN fATHERS TRYING TO PROVE TO HoPWOOD H'GH SCHOOL. By HOLDING TO THEIR SONS THAT IT CAN BE DONE. BUT .~:;~;:~~; SESSIONS, ALL STUDENTS CAN BE AC- ACCORDING TO CHAIRMAN BILL CANNAN, A :C EO IN THE REHABILITATED CLASSROOMS. LITTLE HELp NOW AND THEN MAY BE A~rOROED INCLUDES STUDENTS WHO PREVIOUSLY AT- THE CONTESTANTS; HE 15 HOT SAYING ANY- THE LARGE CATHOLIC MOUNT CARMEL ING ELSE. IN CHALAN KANOA WHICH WAS ALMOST DESTROYED. CHURCH OFFICIALS FRANKLIN, PA. (UPI) rRANK OoNOVAH or THE SCHOOL BEfORE FRANKLIN HAS DRIVEN MORE THAN A MILLION WITHOUT AN ACCIDENT, BUT HE ANO DuRING THE pAST WEEI(, REPAIR WORK CON­ LUCK ARE NO STRANGERS WHEN IT COMES IHUEO ON THE REMAINING PUBLIC SCHOOLS -­ HIS AUTOMOBILE. ROOUE, TAHA~AG AND GARAPAH ELEMENTARY HIS CAR WAS STRUCK WHILE PARI(ED IN SO THAT STUDENTS IN GRADES SEVEN THRU HOME RECENTLY raR THE 32ND CAN START SCHOOL. IME IN fOUR YEARS. AJBC COORDINATOR ON KWAJALEIN, ALL CASES, SCHOOL RE~AIRS ARE Of THE DONOVAM IS A COMMERCIAL TRUCK DRIVER NICK SPARKS, SUE'S AWARD IS tOR 10WLING THE TEMPORARY NATURE, us ING TAR~UL IN, , AND RECENTLY WAS HONORED BY HIS COMPANY HIGHEST GAME THIS SEASON IN THE 10:30 SATURD"'Y MORNING ISO,L"'.'D TIN, PLYWOOD AND ~LASTIC. 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MOUNTAINBALL STANDINGS GAMES THRU APR H. £'6 OPEN DIVISION AMER I CAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE ISLANDERS 9 KEONE I S LOuNGE :l2 0 PALM T[-RRACE 7 ~ MZC 7 4 PIRAHS 5 6 WECo~MECK 7 (eEYE ANGELS 5 6 HIGH SCHOOL ~ 7 KENTf~ON 3 8 MARATHONERS 3 9 IMUA 3 8 TRIPLE A DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION L CORPS Dr ENGINEERS '"6 2 , On The Baseball Scene PILLIHOMER TO TIE TEO WILLIAMS fOR fOURTH DOUGLAS 5 3 PLACE ON THE ALL-TIME MAJOR LEAGUE LIST KOLOHE LOUNGE 3 LAST NIGHT AS THE NEW YORK YANKEES BEAT THE Hu I 0 KANAK" ~ 3 LEAGUE-LEADING DETROIT TIGERS 5-0. REO DEVILS 3 5 MAIHLt's HOMER, A TWO-RUN Bl.AST orr EARl. RAYTHEON 2 WILSON IN THE SEVENTH, WAS MIlS THIRD Of THE MASSART 2 g SEASON. MZC METS 0 7 Eo STROUD SCORED THE TYING RUN IN THE NINTH AND DOUBLED HOME FRANK COGGINS WITH eASTERN DIVISION THE WINNING RUN IN THE 14TH AS THE WASHING­ TITANS 0 TON SENATORS RALLIED TO BEAT THE CLEVELAND KTS l 2 INDIANS 5-4. WECo NORTHERNERS 4 2 MIKE ANDREWS' eASES~EMPTY HOMER IN THE PAI.M lERRACE 4 SEVENTH, HIS THUIO HIT Of THE GAME, PRO­ HONDEEN 3 ~ PELLED THE BOSTON RED SPX TO A ti-3 V I CTORY EBEYE YANKEES I OVER THE BALTIMORE ORIOLES. BEACH Boys I ~ SAL BANDO DOUSUD IN T\r(O RUNS IN THE HIGioI SCHOOL I / FOURTH TO HIGHLIGHT A fOUR-RUN RALLY THAT UTILITIES I g PROPELL~D THE OAKLAND ATHLETICS TO AN 8-4 MOUNTA INBALL SCHEDUlE VICTORY OVER, THt CALifORNIA ANGELS. NATIONAL LEAGUE: ROOKaE LUIS ALCARAZ HIT SUN, APR. DALLY tltLD 28 HIS FIRST MAJOR LEAGUE HOME RUN WITH TWO RAYTHEON VS CORPS or ENOR. "'-'3:00 ON AND TWO OUT IN THE NINTH INNING TO RUIN 0-4;30 MZC vs WECo-MECK A BRILLIANT PITCHING PERfORMANCE BY RAY BRANDON FIELD 0 SADECkl AND LifT THE Los ANGELES DODGERS E-i1.3 HIGH SCHOOL 'IS WECo NORTHERNERS TO A 4-1 VICTORY OVER THE SAN FRANCISCO ",-13:00 MASSART 'IS DOUGLAS GIANTS. "'·':30 MZC METS vs KEONE'S JR. THE DODGERS SCORED ALL THEIR RUNS IN THE N I NTH. SAOECK I J \(HO STRUCk OUT II, WAS MON. A~R. 29 DALLY FIELO SEEKING HIS NINTH CONSECUTIVE VICTORY OYER 0-5;30 PALM TERRACE vs KENTRON A TWO-YEAR SPAN. THE VICTORY KE~T THE BRANDON fiELD DoDGERS TWO GAMES BEHIND TH~ ST. LOUIS 0-5;30 PIRATES vs ISLANDERS CARDINALS, WHO EDGED THE PITTSBURaH P,AUES' TUES.'APR. 30 DALLY FIELD 2-1. 0-5:30 KEONE'S LOUNGE VS MZC SONNY JACkSON COLLECTED THREE HITS AND BRANDON FIELD DROVE IN TWO RUNS IN PACING THE ATLANTA 0-5: 15 IMUA 'IS EBEYE ANGELS BRAVES TO A 3-1 VICTORY OVER THE PHILLIES. , , THROWING ERRORS BY CATCHER JERRY GROTE THE OPEN DIVISION WORLD SERIES IN THE AND PIiCHER TON SEAVER ENABLED THE CINCIN­ MOUNTAINBALL LEAGUE IS TENTATIVELY SCHED­ NATI REDS TO SCORE TWO ijNEARNED RUNS EN ULEO TO BEGIN SUNDAY, MAY 5 BETWEEN THE ROUTE TO A 3-1 VICTORy OVER THE NEW YORK KEONE'S LOUNGE, NATIONAL LEAGUE CHA"PIONS, METS. AND THE AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS, WHICH -----;----;---- HAVE YE T TO BE NAMED. BOURNEMOUTH, ENG. (UPI)--THE WORLD'S fiRST O~EN TENNIS TOURNAMENT WAS TO HAVE DUE TO THE LARGE AMOUNT ENDED TODAY WITH AN ALL AUSTRALIAN -- AND PARTICIPANTS ~LAYING IN THE GOL' TOURNA­ ALL PROfESSIONAL -- MEN'S SINGLES 'INAL. T TOMORROW, ALL CONTESTANTS ARE ASkED TO Roo LAVER AND KEN ROSEWALL fACED EACH READY TO TEE-OfF AT THE SCHEDULED TIME OTHER ON CENTER COURT 'OR THE $2,400 fiRST IN ORDtR TO K[E~ THINGS MOVING ALONG. PRIZE. BUT STEADY RAIN FORCED THE MATCH TO ~TCH PLAY PARTICIPANTS WHO ARE ALSO BE CALLED WITH BOTH HAVING WON A SET AND ENTERED IN THE KGA MEDAL PLAY TOURNEY, ARE R05EWALL LIAOING 3-0 IN THE THIRD. LAVER REMINDED THAT ALL PUTTS MUST BE PUTTED QUT. TOOK THE fiRST StT 6-3 BUT ROSEWALL HIT DON'T PICk UP YQUR BALL OR YOU WILL BE DIS­ BACk TO LEVEL WITH A 6--2 WIN IN THE SE QUALIFIED FROM THE TOURNAMENT. THE MATCHES HAVE BEEN RE-SCHEDULED FOR TOMORROW MORNING. IN THE WOMEN'S 'INAL VIRGINIA WADE MEtTS WINNIE SHAW. DRIVING RANGE, MONDA Y THRU -SATURDAY: 8: -0 •• TO SILVERSTONE, ENG. (UPI)~-NEW ZEALAND DRIVERS MADE A SWEEP or THE TOP THREE ES IHITHE INTERNATIONAL FORMULA ONE RACE HERE TODAY WITH WORLD CHAMPION DENNY HULME LEADING THE WAY HOME IN A McLAREN. HULME COVERED THE 156 MILES IN ONE HOUR, 14 MINUTES, 44.8 SECONDS, AHI' AVERAGE OF 122.17 .PH. 'LAMES ONLY HIMSElf Roberto de Vlcenzo of Argentina wipe" a IIpeck of dUllt lor a tear") out ot his eye after losing HULME'S TEAMMATE AND BOSS, BRuCE McLAREN II. chance at a playoff with Robert Goa\by In the MlUlterH 'IHISHEO SECOND AHEAD Of FERRARI PILOT Gulf Tournament In Atlanta, Gft The latter waa gl~'en the CHRIS AMON, WHO WAS THIRD. $20,000 'Irat when De Vlcenw IIlgned hili &cofecaro ON TUESDAY AND THURSDAY FROM 5 PM TO 6 ~M BErORE THE RACE THE ORIVERS AND CRO~D without card had the wrong score on one holl' THE ORIVINQ RANGE WILL BE RESERVED fOR 'OBSERVED A ONE-MINUTE SILENCE IN TAIBUTt two I tht III.1It HOURGLASS Bermuda in State of Emergencyl' iFM Schedule As Rioting and Arson Rage \ SATURDAY, APRIL 27TH HAMILTON, BERMUDA (UPI}--THE GOVERKOR or BERMUDA TODAY OECLARED A STAlE OF E~ERGENCY CHABR IER - "ESPANA" - SPAN ISH RHAPSODY - 6 30 _ LEON"RD 8ERNSTE IN IN HIS TOURIST-RICH ISLAND AND MOBILIZED ITS CONDUCTING NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA 300-MAN MILITIA TO PUT OOWN AN OUTBREAK OF RIOTING AND ARSON THAT RAGED FOR THE SECOND RACH~NINOfF - PIANO CONCERTO No 2 IN ~ MINOR, Or 18 _ 32 00 "II GHT. I MODERATO, 2 ADAGIO SOSTENUTO, ~ ALLEGRO SCI1ERZANOO Gov. LORD MORTONMERE DECLARED TME EMERGEN­ BVRON JANIS, PIANO MINNEAPOLIS S~MPHONY ORCHESTRA CONOUCTEO BY CY SAYING HIE SITUATION WAS "rXTREM£LY SER- ANTAL DORATI ; I DUS " GANGS MOSTLY OF yeUNG PERSONS ATTACKED ~ ,.IiJBERT - S'1MPHONY No 8 ("UNFINISHED") _ 26 00 FIREMEN RUSHING TO EXTINGUISH MORE THAN A I. ALLEGRO MODERATO, 2 ANDANTE CON MOTO DOZEN FIRES SET LATE LAST NIGHT AND EARLY BRUNO WALTER CONDUCTING COLU~BtA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA TODAY, riVE PERSONS WERE HURT -- ONE SERIOUS­ lY -- IN TEAR GAS CLASHES WITH HELMETED po­ LA TRAVIATA - OPERA IN THREE ACTS BY GIUSEPPE VERDI FEATUAING ANNA liCE. MOFf"O, RICHARD TUCKER, AND ROBERT MERRILL, ROME OPERA ORCHESTRA LORD MARTONMERE IMPOSED A CURfEW AND ANO CHORUS CONDUCTED BY FERNANDO PREVITALI SUNG IN ITALIAN CALLED THE 300~MAN BERMUDA REGIMENT OF PART­ ACT, I - 2900, ACT 2 - 57 00, ACT, 3 _ 28 00 TIME SOLDIERS TO ARMS TO ~N'ORCE IT. HE ALSO CALLED ALL RESERVE POLICEMEN ON DUTY. SUNDAY AND MONDAY, APRIL 28TH AND 29TH SOME 30,000 OF THE ISlAND~S 48,000 RESI~ A CLASSIC AffAIR - POPULAR CLASSICS PER.ORMED BY GEORGE GREELEY AND THE WARNER DENTS ARE NONWHITE B~OTHERS ORCHESTRA. 43.00. BEETHOVEN'S MOONLIGHT SONATA; FULL MOON & EMPTY ARMS THE LUCRATIYE SUMMER TOURIST SEASON IS LEONCAVALDO'S MATlIN,HA, STRANGER IN PARADISE; GRIEG PIANO CONCERTO CHOPIN'S ' BEGINNING NOW AND BERMUDA IS CROWDED WITH POLONAISE, WAGNER'S LOVE MUSIC FROM TRISTAN & ISOLDE; RITUAL FIRE O:NCE. LOVE THEME VACATIONING AMERICANS AND CANADIANS f"~OM LA BOHEME, WARSAW CONCERTO. POLICE 010 NOT COMMENT ON THE CAUSE OF THE 0 I SORCE R THE TIME. THE PLACE. THE GIRL - fRED WARING AND THE PENNSYLVANIANS - 34.00 IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMERTIME, DoWN By THE OLD MILL STREAM; My GAL SAL; IN THE BLUE OF Viet War Called "Mistake"; EVENING, BLUEBERRY HILL, DIANE; TONIGHT, DOWN ARGENTINE WAY, MARIA; LONG LONG AGO; NEW YORK (UPI)--LDOK MAGAZINE, CALLING THE IN AN EIGHTEENTH CENTURY DRAWING ROOM, SWEET GENEVIEVE. VIET HAM \JAR "A MISTAKE," TODAY CALLED FOR AN END TO THE WAR AS QUICKLY AND AS HONOR­ HERE IS HAPPINESS - RENE PAULO, PIANO - 26.00 ABL Y AS PoSS I BU: HERE IS HAPPINESS, PuPU HINU HINUj MANU 00, WAIPIOj ARIRAN, SURrTIDESj CHINA fLOWERj IN AN EDITORIAL ACCOMPANIED BY EIGHT PAGES My HEARl, KAINOA; MISTY SEA, THE LIGHT or LOVE; SEA OF TEARS. OF COLOR PHOTOGRAPHS OF COMBAT, DEATH AND MISERY IN VI ET NAM, LOOK SA 10, "PEOPLE AND MY LOVE - PETULA CLARK - 32.00 NATIONS MAKE MISTAKES ••• THE VIET NAM WAR My LOVE, HOLD ON TO WHAT YOU'VE GOT, WE CAN WORK IT OUT; TIME fOR LOVE; JUST SAY HAS BEEN A MISTAKE, DESTROYING SOMETHING GOODBYE, THE LIFE AND SOUL or THE PARTY, A SIGN OF THE TIMES, THE THIRTY-FI~ST OF PRECIOUS IN THE WORD 'AMERICA '" JUNE, WHERE DID WE Go WRONG; I CAN'T REMEMBER EVER LOVING You; DANCE WITH ME; IF I "AMERICA'S GENIUS LIES NOT IN WAR BUT IN WERE A BELL. PEACE," THE EDITORIAL SAID. "THE AMERICAN INFLUENCE IN PEACE HAS BECOME THE MOST PER­ THE BIG IMPORTED HITS - PLAYED BY FRANKIE CARLE, HIS PIANO & ORCHESTRA - 26.00 VASIVE IN HISTORY. IT REACHES EYERY CORNER MORE; DOMINIQUE, I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HANDS, NEVER ON SUNOAY; SUKIYAKI, THE fRENCH OF THE EARn., CROSSING NATIONAL AND IDEOLO­ SONG, Moscow NIGHTS; THE GIRL FROM IPANEMA, DANKE SCHOEN; MEDITATION, CUANDO CALIENTA GICAL BOUNDARIES, CREATING THE KIND OF GOOD­ DEL SOL; TIE ME KANGAROO DOWN SPORT; AL 01 LA. WILL THAT CAN NEVER BE IMPOSED AT GUNPOINT. "SO LET US LEARN TO BE USEFUL TO THE WORLD WONDERLAND or SOUND - ANDRE KOSTELANtTZ & HIS ORCHESTRA - 30 00 WITHOUT TRYING TO BE ITS POLICEMAN, OR TO BE My LOVE, EVERYBODY LOVES A LOVER, WONDERLAND By NIGHT, VOLAREj GREENFIELDS; MAKE ITS RULES. IT's NOT rOR ME To SAY, VAYA CON DIOS, ROUND AND ROUND, ARE You LONESOME TONIGHT, "tHAT IS WHY WE AT LOOK BELIEVE THAT THE So RARE, UNCHAINED MELODY, MARIANNE. MOST IMPORTANT NATIONAL BUSINESS BEFORE US Value of Numbers Increases IN THIS YEAR O. POLITICAL DEBATE IS TO WIND Students, 'Police Clash In Rome UP OUR INVOLVEMENT IN THE VIET NAM WAR AS In Current Political Campaign ROME (UPI)--STUDENTS AND POLICE fOUGHT QUICKLY AND AS HONORABLY AS POSSIBLE, AND TO WITH (LUeS, BOTTLES, CHAIRS AND TABLES TO­ 'WASH I NGTON (up I ) ... -A BI G PA RT OF THE CUR­ GO ON FROM THERE TO THE CREATION O. A WORLD DAY IN ROME'S THIRD MAJOR RIOT IN THE LAST RENT U.S. POLITICAL CAMPAIGN IS A NUMBERS ORDER IN WHICH AMERICA's INGENUITY WILL TWO MONTHS. GAME. rOR EXAMPLE, SEN. EUGENE MCCARTHY'S TRULY SERVE THE CAUSE OF PEACE." THE RIOT ERUPTED OUTSIDE THE ROME COURT­ CAMPAIGNERS IN PENNSYLVANIA ANNOUNCED A HOUSE AFTER 3,000 ROME UNIVERSITY STUDENTS 2oo,0D0-VOTE GOAL FOR THEIR CANDIDATE IN Permanent Space Laboratoriesi SHOUTING "YANKEE, GO HOME" AND ~LONG tdVE LAST TUESDAY'S DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL Ho CHI MINHI1 MARCHED THROUGH DOWNTOWN PRIMARY, AND THEN SHOUTED WITH TRIUMPH May Form Saturn-Like Ring , STREETS TO PROTEST THE ARREST OF TWO f"ELLOW WHEN THEY SAW HIS VOTE RISING TO MORE THAN Moscow (UPt)--A SOVIET SCIENTIST SAYS THAT STUDENTS ON FIRE-BOMBING CHARGES. TWICE THAT FIGURE. SPACE LABORATORIES IN PERMANENT ORBIT MAY THE STUDENTS WERE SHOUTING SLOGANS OUT- THIS WAS PART OF THE NUMBERS GAME, usu­ SOME DAY LINK UP INTO CONTINVOUS BELTS SIDE THE COURTHOUSE WHEN RIOT POLICE ALLY MEANINGLESS, TO BE EXPECTED .ROM THE STRETCHIN~ AROUND THE EARTH. .ORMED RANKS AND CHARGED THEM WITH NIGHT­ PRIMARIES IN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION YEARS. PRO~. GEORGI POKROVSKY PREDICTED ARTI~I­ STICKS .LAILING. THE FORMULA IS TO SET A GOAL LOW (NOUGH CIAL SATURN-LIKE RIN~S AROUND THE GLOBE AS THE STUDENTS RAN, SCREAMING "ASSASSINS," SO A CANDIDATE'S PARTISANS CAN CLAIM A RUSSIA LAUNCHED ITS ~2TH SPACESHIP OF THE AND WITH POLICE IN HOT PURSUIT, A 30- GREAT VICTORY WHEN HIS VOTE EXCEEDS THEIR MONTH, YESTERDAY, IN THE BIGGEST BURST OF MINUTE BATTLE RAGED IN SURROUNDING STREETS. PUBLIC FORECAST. SATELLITE SHOTS IN SOVIET HISTORY. STUDENTS OVERTURNED SEVERAL CARS AND USED MCCARTHY'S NAME WAS THE ONLY ONE ON THE POKROVSKY WROTE IN NEDELYA, WEEK~[ND TtttM AS BARRICADES. AT LEAST 50 STUDENTS OE"'OtRATIC BALLOT IN PENNSYLVANIA. ON THE SUPPLEMENT or THE GOVERNNENT NEWSPAPER 1 z­ WERE ARRESTED AND MORE THAN A SCORE O~ PER­ BASIS OF PAST PRIMARIES THERE AND IN OTHER VESTIA, THAT THE fULLY AUTOMATIC LINK-UP SONS INJURED. STATES, A VOTE OF ONLY 200,000 WOULD BE A APRIL 15 OF SOYIET COSMOS SATELLITES 212 AND OBSERVERS SAID THE POLICE SHOW OF FORCE SHOW OF WEAKNESS, NOT STRENGTH. 213 HAD PAVEO THE WAY FOR THE ERECTION or TODAY APPARENTLY INDICATED A GOVERNMENT THE NUMBERS GAME DID HAVE REAL MEANING OVAL TRAINS or INTER-LINKED SPACE STATIONS DECISION TO TRY TO BRING STUDENT AGITATION THIS YEAR IN THE UNITED STATES' FIRST BUILT or SLPER-THIN PLASTIC SHELLS IN~I..A·HiO TO A HALT BEFORI:. THI:. MAy 19-20 NATIONAL PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY IN THE SMALL STATE OF WITH LOW PRESSURE GAS. ELECTI~O~"oS",C-______-c ______NEW HAMPSHIRE MARCH 12. MCCARTHY .AILED TO THE SOVIET UNION SO FAR HAS A MONOPOLY POLL AS MANY VOTES AS PRESIDENT JOHNSON ON AUTOMATIC ORBITAL COUPLING'EXPERIENCE. : Scientists Gather Data BUT HE CAME SO CLO!>E THAT THE RESULTS SENT RUSSIAN S~IENTISTS HAVE PREOICTED THIS EX­ PAHUTE MESA, NEV. (UPI)--TECHNICIANS WERE TREMORS THROUGH THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY. PERIENCE WILL ALSO BE USED TO ERECT ORBITAL TO BEGIN DRIL~'NG INTO THE CORE OF A GIANT NIXON, RUNNING IN REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES PADS FOR LAUNCHING OF DEEP SPACE PROBES TO CRATER TODAY TO GATHER EARTH SAMPLES AND AGAIN THIS YEAR, CONTRIVED A NEW VERSION DISTANT PLAN[TS. ANALYZE SCIENTIFIC DATA FROM AMERICA'S OF THE NUMBERS GAME WHEN THE WITHDRAWAL "IN SPACE, FLIGHT SYSTEMS OF ANY SIZE, UP LARGEST UNDERGROUND H-eOMB DETONATION, OF GOV. GEORGE ROMNEY OF MICHIGAN DEPRIVED TO HUNDREDS or ~ILOMETERS, CAN BE CONSTRUCT­ WHICH RATTLED FOUR STATES. HIM OF HIS ONLY MAJOR ACTIVE OPPONENT IN ED," -HE WROTE~t1STATIONS CONSTRUCTED ALONG TRIGGERING THE GIANT NUCLEAR OEVICE, THE REPUBLICAN CONTESTS. THIS -O'R-TH-ATCIRCULAR ORBIT WILL MERGE INTO EQUIVALENT TO 1.2 MILLION TONS OF TNT, HIS GOAL WAS TO RUN AHEAD OF JOHNSON IN CONTINUOUS ARTIFICIAL RINGS." SHOOK TOWER HOTELS AND GAMBLING CASINOS 100 ALL STATES IN WHICH BOTH HE AND JOHNSON HE INVISIONED A SPECTACLE RESEMBLING THAT MilES AWAY ON THE LAS VEGAS STRIP. WERE ENTERED -- NEW HAMPSHIRE, WISCONSIN, OF SATURN VIEWED THROUGH A TELESCOPE. "THERE GROUND CREWS ROLLED OUT TRAILERS PACKED NEBRASKA AND OREGON. THIS SEEMED A SAFE MAV EVEN BE A NEED FOR SEVERAL SUCH RINGS WITH SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT TODAY FROM THE GAMBLE BEC"USE NIXON CARRIEO ALL THOSE LYING IN A SINGLE PLANE," HE SAID. OESERT "eaVE THE SITE or THE HUGE BLAST, STATES IN THE 1960 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. SOVIET SPACE salPS MAY SOME DAY EYEN SEARC WHICH REGISTERED ON A COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY THE SCHEME FELL APART WHEN THE PRESIDENT OUT ASTEROIDS CIRCLING BETWEEN THE PLANETS SEISMOGRAPH IN PALISADES, N.Y., A MAGttITUDE SAID HE WOULD NOT RUH AGAIN. MARS AND JUPITER fOR THE ESTABLISHMENT or OF SIX ON THE RICHTER SCALE -- A. "SUBTAN­ SCIENTIf"IC COLONIES ON DISTANT SPACE" IS­ TIAL EARTHQU"KE." los ANGELES (UPI)--THE 85-YEAR-OLD LANDS," HE ADDEO. THE TEST WAS DESCRIBEO AS "WEAPONS RE­ STEPMOTHER or PIONEER AviATRIX AMELIA YESTERDAY'S SATELLITE WAS COSMOS 219, THE LATED" BY THE ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION, EARHART WAS BURNED TO DEATH TODAY IN A TENTH INSTRUMENT PACKAGE IN RUSSIA'S COSMOS UNDERSTOOD TO MEAN PERTAI~ING TO THE FIRE THAT SWEPT THE SMALL HOUSE WHERE SHE SERIES TO BE ORBITED THJS MONTH. THEY HAYE DEVELOPMENT OF THE U.S. BALLISTIC MISSILE LIVED ALONE. FIREMEN SAID WHEN THEY REACH­ ALSO LAUNCHED ONE "MOLN I YA ONE" COMMUN I CA­ SYSTEI4 ED THE DWELLING. IT WAS ENGULFED IN FLAMES. TIONS SATELLITE. HOURGLflSS S,lTUROA'l', ,APRil 27, 1968 It's Lots of Fun Being Someone Else HOIUZONTAL 6 Nullify 3 Engliah 19 SymbOl. 1 Pronoun ,. Nel'le<:t IChoot ,,, S D .....ce :;0 russ • Teacher ..... = 21 Thn"up. As Long as It's Really Rod Steiger ~tep :;2 Winglike :I Children, 8 Venetian 53 Donate need 24 CUShion ma,aatrate 54 In behalf 6 Copper 2!i Son-In- 12 De~p_ of money Jaw of By AIIMANO ARCHERD (dm With two puts of equal U ZQdJ,.,~ M P&rt ot: , ...... Mahul1InM C",il,,,1 p,. .4.", ~._,'I"J" stature Th!,,- un" filled the bill dlatri~t 26 Fnilt_ ( ",ltop""dul' and forhmately 1,1' both ",ere Ii WIcked 56 Snow 8 Arid 10M HOI f Y,,\ DOD V,'h,11 v. ~ free at the time to do It _to IS Pre.""'" vehicle 28 Bywa.y called 1'1.0<1 St'II,"" On tJ'P ~f't of Rod also had Simllar dlfflClI1 18 Shade 51 Gol( It Trample M -- 'I'he 111"" dic,' \, { ,() bn'sl, ty fmdmg a fUm III which to down 29 Danl$h tree mOlUld it<> W\\'< "11,, ''',ll1)Ht,,'r for costar with hlb Wife C I a I I· I' 11 Tnde ~8 Hardens ,.-­ ilUldmuJc O~, (! v.a~ Bloom They \'~ accomph~hed It 18 MIlitary VERTICAL monster 30 Def.. ce = I\\hl r h, IJVcf J1.Iat'd 1 Pronoun 11 Cloth 31 Orgu.no( l.\,,.rdrol 1. "d~ 111 the l'lidst m IHustrated Man and Will 20 FaUst &Ild 2 Rabbit measures vision III bunt, t,1U'>etd i],ml head tearn again in Three Into Two 36 Dee&yed to toe fee til" ",," ,," 11.: de WOll t Go A'''' 37 High 22 Pl.ddJe Answe, to ynterdays puzzle ,.,. parted l.J~ IhILl! ,1l 38 Heathens """'2. Ja.ck--...... to jump r,~, JU\ 1" (ne of \.... 1\ a;, different roleb otten 21 Workers 41 Noteln WILLIE SUIION, Th~ Actor Ihe tew (. ne~ "" ',dl btel- the role~ wpre Inul-h better than get It ~". shown at tune of hiS capturE' ger '.JUI'i dllf, '( It tj, til the the f!lmh-~\l~h a~ h,s Joy 32 Priestly 42 Keep;! aa an escapee In 1952, got Boy III 'The Loved One The gannm' Bhlpa Ron Stelg!'l lrr'lta Pr his 30-to-lJfe sent~nee s~t Tk~p;I'-' tlw dh('OII1!'orL d nn mo~t ehalll'ngmg role of Rod s 33 Lubncate ~o'" 3. Dona-­ -­ aSide and Is SChedlll!'d to ap­ "'IFnt bmll '}l'~,,, \,~U, Lb~lOli <'areer was plObably that or the .. LudwIg (Jt bemg 111'l-oe "P [C, 1001, ta mixed-up murrl",rer In No Way a:; World a pear m court In New York Fot, •• George for resentencmg :May 27 HI> t{)oed nud v. \J (nJ<:I)mg the to Treat a Lady He had eight teat\U"eIJ new role lUI ,nne!! ,,~ "n, ot hiS dlSglllseS mcludmg that of a plea was that he Wa.ol incor­ 38 Father 4.6 Medicinal \\"nlan rectly sentenced as a four-th past 'han~e <11 p~rt finc'-ftlce ,... , plant {,1m" 39 Arabian 47 TIght offendel' (or bank robberv 'Tl a' ~ t!i( nrat pall Of be­ 4.8 sea because he had no attorncy :sO FAR Rod ~mded, lve hl'" H1g flit a, tel I'e ,nllied Y~t been very lucky having nevel ...... dunng one of hlB convlcllons '" -- !il Female despite all the '\"H'(I maKeup be('lJ foru~d by fmanclal clnum­ And he ~ scheduled for re­ and equall, Wild IDle>, Steiger • 2 """"­EJ>'~t1e A ...... lime .t ••I.U... U ....., •• d.~ st.l!],,~~ to blgn .J longterm con­ sentencing May 24 8..9 a thm3 I~ "lv.a)b -St~ig('mcl fIlm, 'Un lh~ gt\Jup -as a meat\:> of mel'tlng succeedll III wuuung parole of eight dISguises he dons In Waterirunt' hf lccen'cd an Os­ girls But frOm that day on later he is wanted for about car nQmlnation in 19')1 as Mar­ an upcomIng film his future was In ~howblt He 50 years worth of rObberlea lon Brando s broUicr Marlon ~tudjed undel the GI BliJ hA,v­ jailbreak.\! in PellJlllylvanla won as dHl I!"a Man,; Saint would Just a~ lwon forget~if the late Jatl' bhov, on tele,'j1,lOll mg ~nhsted U\ tM Navy for but Ste'g!.'1 \\.18 bell tom out In \\oulct only I~t me" (tVe year" A ad wa~ on IllS way the Be-~t Sup(>urlmg Actor" WIth New York TV as hiS category loy Edmond 0 Brien launching pad III The Balefoot Conlcm,a ' AS fOR h!~ Obelll nominated 'M) goal m Jlfe,' he admitted In 1965 he \HI~ at un nomll! [,1m thj~ jear Rod clallll~ I Is to work hard enough, to be ated, this tWit; 11\ Be,t Actor' lhmk It s :I good (,!m whle}: surl:f'SSflll enough, to be le!l category for The P.(\Vnhl'<:lk~r tnake~ wotthl'ohlle pOll\t~ Wlth atone to eat and to ~te~p and but was bested by lA"_ .M H \ In, out gl\lllg a lectUie I liked my to do what I want When I want another non-lelJ.umg JUdn l)-jJe, part~ano I liked v.orklng with and whele I v.=t a ~en~e of who won for "(.at Ballou "Idn~y POltier for the flr.~t time freedom not LOn~trlcted by mon­ Many feel Rod I>h.ould I, ,,(. al~o etary needs' been n(lmlnate,' fL' such 1'01<'".'1 lie and I have been fnends Should be e

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NEW MONEY~Bntaln's first decimal ilvstem COlJlB are 1l\­ spected I~ London by Lord Fiske, CMII'1Uan of the Deci mal Cunency Boord They are a 5-penny and 0. 10- 67-YEAR OlO PILOT FLIES 1918 PLANE---Bm HackbarUl, 67 year-old pilot who rebuilds and permy equivalent to one and flie" planes, W:l\'~'j With hili goggles (lett) In Santa Paula, Calif, followmg a successful two sllliling pieces and Will fhght (right) of his 1918 D<:'Havllland U S Air Mail plane He retrieved the- plane from a fit -all gas meters, parkmg mDuntam top III Utah where It craBhed In 1922 He plans to pre-sent it to the NaUDJlal meters and other com oppr A,r Mu,,~un, m WaiUllngton DC followmg a 16-clty III day cross country flight ated machmes Aprll:21 1lI 'openmg dall" for them CONTRACT BRIDGE $250000 WINNY .superp' !te v.'inner (Jf $250,000 1l\ New By B Jay Bee k e r York 8 btate lottery Mn Michael PaSek of Greenfield Center teceives h,'r <'heck In Albany from Tax. Cornmlll_ (Top Record-Holder In Maslen' IndiVidual CharnplonshlP Play) sJOner ,)(,&eph MIlJ"phy Thw c.heck is for $25,000 and she IUDDJNG QUIZ "'Ill receIVe on~ morO) earh yt'9.:r for a total ot 10 She sI\ilres You hal'e the followmg hand, jump. shift, partner must bid the loot WIth SIX mO)mber!i of her famUy whose lIames npither side \ ulnerable agam even though he has only were on thO) lucky ticket K93 3 K72 the 6 pumt mInimum the law • A • AQ4 • 8 4 A aJlows In effect the jump-shift 1 You bid One Club and part- IU1nounces at least 20 polntll and lIer rellpolld$ One Spade What that game IS certain Come­ would yOll bId now? quently, any minimum responl!e 2 You bid One Club and part_ partner now makes does not ner respond~ One Heart What show additional values, since his would YOIl bid now~ reb'd is forced 3 Your right - hand opponent 3 Three spades Partner may "Ida One DI(1mond whIch you have only 2 or 3 points, pollllably double Your partner re"pond" lells, and It WQuld therefore be One Spade What would you bId dangerous to jump to four now? SPades oppmllte a forced bid " Your rIght - hand opponent The jump raise mlrrore the bids One Heart, whIch you dou_ a<:tual values you have, but ble Your partner responda Two Whether or not there is a game DIamonds When you then bid depends on Whether partner has Two Notrump, partner responds the few goodlea he requires to Three Diamonds 'What would go on you bid now? • If hla hand " .Q862 .973 1 Four spades Partner muat +n, 41063 he will pllBS and have at Jea~t 6 points for his have hl~ hand~ full trylnl' to spade respOnse and you should make three spades therefore assume a. combined If hiS hand i9 .J7542 .K82 holding of at least 26 point.!!, .&54 ",Q3 he will bid four the magIc number for game It ~pades and probably make It would be wrong to bid only "PUB You can't fight City three Bpade~, which is Invlta- Hall Partner probably hBJI ~me tional to game but not forcing dreadful hand like .8152 .73 You might find yourself left at .J 1096S2 ~e and you ma.y the post "utfer 8. minor dil'«ster If you The jump to four spades 1$ by go on to three notrump, whieh no means a closing bId It tells the opponents might decide to partner you have 20 points or double You've already told _illllJ7." MINI5TBI 15 107 Rev CorneliUS Jonel! ~elt\brate~ hls 107th more, either in high carda or partner twice you ha.ve II. good "WOI.I lOY" IS Df4D" Shown In a 1980 photo, Ramu, thc birthday by taking a walk wlUI two n~!ghbOlho<>d boy~ rtlstrlbuUon, lind hence Invltell hand Three time.. would be walt boy" who puuled medIcal IIClenU"tll (or 14 years Tomale Trllvll:! (leftl and WUloby FullE'I', in Chicago 130m him to conUnue on to a slam once too many You muet re­ died In New Delhi India at about 28 yean of age D

(CONTINUEO "OM (CONT I NUED FROM (CONT INUED rROM • VIET PAGE ONE) MIDEAST PAGE ONE) SPORTS PAGE F'I vE) MOVING SOuTH IN THE FIRST 25 OAVS Of' APRIL. "I NFMHIIY -- SOME 2,000 MEN -- AND ARMOR£D COMPETITORS OF' ALL. BOBBY JONES ONCE LOST THIS WAS 2,000 OVER THE PREVIOUS HIGH FOR UNITS \0 ill BE IN THE PARADE, INCLUDING 400 AN OPEN CROWN BY CALLING AN EXTRA STROKE ON ANy FULL MONTH IN THE WAR. THE TRUCKS WERE PIECES Of ARMORED UNITS AND 190 TANKS." HIMSELF, ONE THAT NO ONE ELSE SAW. HE DESCRIBED ~S BIG VEHICLES BETWEEN 25 TONS EL-fARRA SAIO THAT BY ISRAEL'S "CONTEM_ THOUGHT HE SAW THt BALL MOVE AS HE ADDRESSED AND 50 TONS. PLATED ACT OF DEFIANCE AND PROVOCATION, THE IT MAYBE IT DID. MAYBE IT DIDN'T. BUT! H[ JET PILOTS FLYING THE COUNTER-ATTACK AUTHORITY OF THE UNITED NATIONS IS BEING BENT BACKWARDS TO CALL IT. RAIDS REPORTED HUNDREDS or SECONDARY EXPLO­ UNOERMPa-') II FRED CORCORAN RUNS THE WORLD CUP TOURNA­ SIONS INDICATING THE STRIKES HAD DESTROYED "THE J.CuRITY COUNCIl. SHOULD NOT, BY MENT -- IT ORIGINALLY WAS KNOWN AS THE CAN­ TONS or AMMUNITION AND BOMBS. SHEEP; I fl)'( T ION, ENCOURAGE OR BE A PARTY TO ADA CUP -- AND HAS HAD GOLFERS fROM 40 THE INTELLIGENCE REPORTS MADE AVAILABLE THESE 1~~~lLI VIOLATIONS," HE SAIO. "FAIL_ NATIONS COMPETING OVER A 15-YEAR PERIOD TO UPI TODAY SAID THE BOMBING PAUSE NORTH URE TO A~E IMMEDIATE ACTION WILL SHATTER WITHOUT A DISQUALIFICATION OR RHUBARB. or THE 19TH PAR"LLEL HAS ENA8LED THE COM­ CONFIDENCE IN THE UNITED NATIONS AND DISPEl. FRED's COMMITTEE CHECKS EVERY BAG BEFORE MUNISTS TO ASSEMBLE TRUCK CONVOYS MORE OR ANY RE~INIKG HOPE IN ITS ABILITY TO MAIN­ PLAY STARTS SO THAT NONE CAN ACCIDENTALLY lESS AT WILL, REPAIR THE TWO RAILROAD LINKS TAIN WORLO PEACE," BREAK THE RULE ON A MAXIMUM OF 14 CLUBS. BETWEEN RED CHINA AND HANOI AND REBUILO IM­ "THE SECURITY COUNCIL WOULD, IN EfFECT, DON'T FORGET THAT SAMMY SNEAD WAS INVOLVED PORTANT ROADS AND BRIDGES. BE PROCLA IMING ITS IMPOTENCE TO THE WHOLE IN A RATHER INFAMOUS INCIDENT ON A TV AERIAL RECONNAISSANCE PHOTOS or THE -WORLD. " MATCH WHEN HE REFUSED TO PRESS FOR A WIN PORT CITY or HANOI -- UNTOUCHED BY U.S. EL-FARRA SAID THAT LAST THURSDAY 300 AFTER DISCOVERING LATE IN THE SHOW THAT HE 80MBS FOR MORE THAN FIVE ~EEKS -- SHOWED CHRISTIAN AND MOSLEM WOMEN QRESSEO IN BLACK HAD INADVERTENTLY PLACED AN EXTRA CLue IN ALL FOUR BRIDGES REPAIREO AND STOCKPILED CARRIED PLACAROS THROUGH JERUSALEM IN PRO­ HIS BAG. SUPPLIES REMOVED FROM ONCE CLOGGED DOCKS TEST AGAINST THE MAY 2 PARAOE. THE CORCORAN OFFICIALS CHECK S~ORES, BRING FREIGHT TRAINS FROM RED CHINA WERE RE­ "THE POL I CE USEe FORCE AND BEGAN TO TEAR CONTESTANTS TO THE OFFICIAL REPOSITORY AND PORTED HIGHBALLING TO HANOI AT A BREAKNECK THE PLACARDS AND BANNERS FROM THE WOMEN," MAKE SURE EACH SIGNS HIS CARD. IT IS WELL LEVEL HE SAID. "THEY RESISTED AND THE STREET B[­ TO REMEMBER THAT DOUG SANDERS WAS DISQUALI­ ONE OF THE MA~OR OESTINATIONS FOR THE CAME A SCENE OF ISRAELI CRUILTY AGAINST FIED ONCE fOR FORGETTING TO ArFlx SIGNATURE SUPPLY COLUMNS IS THE: A SHAU VALLEY LEADING HELPLESS AND OEFENSELESS ARAB ~OMEN " TO CARD. INTO SOUTH VIET NAM FROM LAOS AT A POINT "THE FIGHTING SPREAD TO THE SIDEWALKS THE USGA SENDS OUT GAL SCORERS WITH EACH ABOUT 40 MILE:S SOUTH OF THE DMZ, AND IT THEY CONTINUED THEIR RESISTANCE CHANTING TWOSOME OR THREESOME IN MAJOR TOURNAMENTS WAS HEAVILY HIT AGAIN TODAY BY WAVES OF 'ALLAH AKHBAR! -- 'Goo IS GREAT!' BUT THESE FEMALE VOLUNTEERS HAVE NO OFFICIAL U.S. AIR FIRCE 852 STRATOFORTRESSES "ALLAH AKHBAR IS TO THE ARAB WHAT 'WE STATUS AND ARE USED MAINLY TO KEEP SPECTA­ IN THE GROUNO ACTION YESTERDAY ~uST SHALL OVERCOME' I S TO THE AMER I CAN NEGRO TORS, NEWS MEDIA AND SCOREBOARDS UP TO DATE. NORTH OF THE A SHAU VALLEY, A U.S. MARINE PROT ESTER. II IT WOULD BE SIMPLE ENOUGH TO GIVE THEM OF­ UNIT REPORTE:O KILLING SE:VENTY NORTH VIE:TNA­ FICIAL STATUS, CROSSCHECKING WITH THE CON­ M[S[ RE:GULARS IN COMBAT NEAR THE U.S. BASE (CONT INUEO 'ROM TESTANTS AT THE END Of EACH HOLE. A fiNAL AT CON THIEN MARINE LOSSES IN THIS ACTION POWELL PAGE ONE) CROSSCHECK AT THE END Of THE ROUND WOULD W[RE PLACED AT NINE KILLED THOUGH A FORMER CONSERVATIVE MINISTER LEND FAR MORE EMPHASIS TO THE RITUAL THAN COMMUNIST GUNNERS SHELLED THE U.S. MARINE AND SHADOW CABINET MEMBER, POWELL NR~ER HAVING PLAYERS WEARILY HAUL SCORECARDS FROM ARTILLERY BASE AT CAMP CARROLL IN A 15- HAS BEEN IN THE FRONT RANK OF BRITISH POLI­ BACK POCKETS fOR A MUCH TOO CURSORY Gl.ANCE. MINUTE BARRAGE. NORTH VIETNAMESE ROCKETS TICIANS. HE ALWAYS HAS BEEN REGARDED AS If THE DOLLS CAN'T BE TRUSTED, THE WSGA AND MORTARS FELL ON THE U.S. AIR FIELD AT SOMETHING Of AN EXTREME RIGHT~ING MAVERICK CAN USE GUYS. THEkE ALWAYS ARE ENOUGH CLUB QUANG TRI, SOUTH VIET NAMlS NORTHERNMOST WITH STRONG PERSONAL CONVICTIONS NOT SHARED MEMBERS WHO WOULD BE DELIGHTED AT SUCH AN CITY, FOR ABOUT 40 MINUTES. REPORTS R[ACH­ BY MOST BRITONS OPPORTUNITY. JOE Dry AND THE OTHER GOLFING ING SAIGON SAID CASUALTIES AT 80TH FACILI­ BUT HIS SPEECH ON THE RACE ISSUE STRUCK FATHERS HAVE ONE OF THE FINEST SPORTS OR­ TIES WERE "LIGHT," BUT THE SHELLING AT THE A RA~ NERVE IN THE NATION. THIS CAN 8E THE GANIZATIONS IN THE WORLD BUT THEY ARE THE AIR STRIP STARTED A FIRE IN AN OIL STORAGE ONLY EXPLANATION fOR THE IMPORTANCE ATTACH­ ONES WHO WILL BE REGARDED AS FALL GUYS IN AR EA. ED To IT AND THE NATIONWIDE FUROR SPARKED THE DE VtCENZO GOOF BECAUSE or THE UNNEC­ BY IT. BRITONS HAVE ALWAYS PRIDED THEMSELVES ESSARY INFLEXiBILITY IN THEIR RULES. (CONTINUED fROM ON THEIR LIBERAL APPROACH TO THE RACE ISSUE. ALTHOUGH THIS ONE: SHOULD SEEM TO HAVE LEfT HUMPHREY PAGE ON tl ALL THREE LEAOING POLITICAL PARTIES HAVE THEM PAINTED INTO A CORNER, THERE IS THE SOLUTIONS. Of HIS PRE-CONVENTION COMPETI­ STRONGLY SuPPORTED CIVIL RIGHTS LEGISLATION. EASY ESCAPE OF HAVING OffiCIAL SCORERS RE­ TION WITH KENNEDY AND MCCARTHY, HUMPHREY THE BRITISH PRESS GENERALLY HAS CONDEMNED LIEVE THE PLAYERS OF A BURDEN THEY NEVER COMMENTED. "WHAT CONCERNS ME IS NOT ~uST RACISM. BRITONS NEVER HAVE HESITATED TO CON­ SHOULD BE ASKED TO ASSUME. THE POST-TOURNA­ WINNING THE NOMINATION BUT HOW IT IS WON. DEMN SEGREGATION IN THE UNITED STATES, NENT CEREMONIES AT AUGUSTA BECAME A GRO­ THE MAN WHO WINS THE NOHINATION MIGHT ~UST SOUTH AFRICA AND RHODESIA. WHEN THE LA80R TESQUE MOCKERY OF THE GREAT PIECE OF AMERI­ BE ABLE TO UNITE HIS PARTY." GOVERNMENT EARLIER THIS YEAR RUSHEO l.EGIS­ CANA THAT THE MASTERS HAD BECOME ARCHAIC "THE MAN WHO UN I TES HIS PARTY MUST BE LATION THROUGH PARLIAMENT TO STEM A TIDAL RULES AND ARCHAIC PRESENTERS SWEPT IT INTO ABLE TO GOVERN HIS NATION," HE CONTINUED. ~AVE OF ASIAN IMMIGRANTS fROM EAST ArRICA, SPORT'S DARK AGES. SOMETHING SHOULD BE DONE "I INTENO TO riGHT HARO fOR THE NOMINATION ITS OWN LEFT WING REFUSED TO SUPPORT IT. ABOUl B_,OCTCH::..c' ______BUT I DO NOT INTEND TO DIVIDE EITHER MY BUT REATION TO THE POWELl. SPEECH DIS­ PARTY OR MY NATION." CLOSED FOR THE FIRST TIME THE STRENGTH OF (CONTINUED FROM HUMPHREY SAIO JOHNSON'S MARCH 31 OECISION FEELING AMONG WIOE SECTIONS OF THE COMMUNI­ STUDENTS PAGE ONE) NOT TO RUN DRAMATIZED A NATIONAL NEEO rOR TV IN BRITAIN AGAINST ALLOWING THE CONTIN­ ISHMENT FROM AN ILLEGITIMATE AUTHORITY ~_ UN ITY. UED FLOW OF SOME 60,000 COLORED IMMIGRANTS THE ADMINISTRATION, THE FIERY SOS LEADER "THE TIME HAS COME TO EXPRESS NEW AMERICAN YEARLY INTO THE COUNTRY. SAID. "THE DEMAND fOR AMNESTY MUST BE MET. II PATRIOTISM. NOT A PATRIOTISM EXPRESSED IN POWELL CLAIMED THAT IN THE FIRST ~fEK CITY POLICE fRIDAY SEALED OFf THE CA~PUS fLAGS OR PARADES aUT IN A WILLINGNESS TO AFTER HIS SPEECH HE HAD RECEivED 85,000 TO PREVENT INFILTkATION BY OUTSIDERS AND GET OOWN TO THE HARD, TIRING, ENDLESS WORK LETTERS, ALMOST ALL OF THEM PRAISING HIS LIMIT THE POSSIBILITY Of VIOLENCE. HOWEVER, THAT EVERY GENERATION BEFORE US HAS PAID ACTION. BLACK POWER ADVOCATES H. RAP BROWN AND OUT TO KEEP ALIVE THE VISION or WHAT AMERICA BRITISH NEO-NAZI LEADER COLIN JORDAN STOKELY CARMICHAEL ELUDED THE POLICE CORDON CAN BE." ADDED HIS VOICE TODAY TO THE GROWING AND JOINED 150 NEGRO SIT-INS IN HAMILTON "THE TIME HAS COME, IN SHORT, TO REAFFIRM ltWHITE BACKLASH" OVER COLORED IMMIGRATION HALL, WHERE EARLIER THIS WEEK A COLLEGE ONCE MORE THAT WE CAN 00 WHATEVER WE MUST BUT HE WAS ~APIDLY QUIETENED. JORDAN, RE­ DEAN WAS HELD HOSTAGE ~OR 24 HOURS 00 TO CARRY fORTH THE UNFINISHED AND PEACE­ LEASED FROM JAIL EARLIER THIS YEAR AfTER "BLACK PEOPLE ARE PREPARING IN H;RLEM TO rUL AMERICAN REVOLUTION," SERVING EIGHT MONTHS OF A ONE YEAR TERM ON ! COME ANO DEAL WITH COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY AT HUMPHREY'S ANNOUNCEMENT HAD BEEN EXPECTED CHARGES OF INCITING RACE HATRED, BARGED HIS! SOME POINT, n BROWN SAID. "THESE STUDENTS EVER SINCE JOHNSON ANNOUNCED HE WOULD NOT WAY INTO A M[[TING BEING ADDRESSEO BY CON­ ARE RESISTING THE UNIVERSITY'S RACIST POLI­ RUN AGAIN. SERVATIVE PARTY CHIEF' EDWARD HEATH IN THE I CIES. HAMILTON HALL IS A BL.ACK fORTRESS." [VEN IN ADVANCE OF HIS ANNOUNCEMENT, THE MULTI-RACIAL MIOLANDS COMMUNITY OF DUOLEY. THE SIT-IN PROTEST BEGAN LAST TUESDAY. VICE PRESIDENT HAD ENLISTED A STRONG ARRAY HEATH WAS SPEAKING ON IMMIGRATION PROB­ THE PRIMARY ISSUE TH['N WAS THE DEMONSTRATORS' OF DEMOCRATIC BACKERS. CHltF' AMONG THEM LEMS WHEN JORDAN STOOD UP ANO REPEATED~Y OPPOSITION TO THE CONSTRUCTION OF A GYMNA_ WERE SENS. WALTER MONDALE OF MINNESOTA AND SHOUTED "STOP ALL IMMIGRATION NOW." SIUM IN A HARLEM PARK -- ONE OF THE fEW FRED HARRIS OF' OKLAHOMA, CO-SPONSORS OF THE STEWARDS QUICKLY BROKE THROUGH THE .UR­ GREEN SPOTS IN ALL OF THE LARGELY NEGRO AREA. UNITED DEMOCRATS rOR HUMPHREY WHICH SET THE MOIL AROUND JORDAN AND E~ECTED HIM FROM THE THE ARGUMENT OVER THE GYMNASIUM GOES BACK STATE rOR HIS PRESIDENTIAL DECLARATION MEETING. SEVERAL YEARS. THREE OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S CABINET MEM­ RuOD CLAIMED THE SIT-4N WAS WINNING THE BERS AND SEVERAL DEMOCRATIC GOVERNORS ALSO SAN FRANCISCO (UWI)--A MAN WAVING AN i FIGHT OVER THE GYMASIUM. WERE IN THE VICE PRESIDENT'S CAMP. EMPTY WINE 80TTLE CLIMBED INTO A LION DEN ,I "T HE SUBSTANTIVE DEMANDS Of THE DEMONSTRA_ IN CHEYENNE, WYOMING, ROBERT KENNEDY WEL­ TODA Y AN 0 WAS PROMPTL Y ATTA CKED BY A ROAR­ I TORS HERE ARE WELL ON THEIR WAY TO RESOLU- COMED HUMPHREY'S ENTRY INTO THE RACE AS PRO­ ING 450-POUNDER. HE WAS SERIOUSLY INJURED TION," RUDD SAID. "THE GYMNASIUM WILL CER­ VIDING THE VOTERS "A CHOICE." BEfORE THE LION WAS KILLED. J TAINLY NOT BE BUILT AND THE UNIVERSITY AND "IT WILL NOT BE HELPFUL TO ME, BUT IT "COlliE HERE, COME HERE," SHOUTED AMOS I FACULTY TIES WITH THE INSTITUTE FOR DEfENSE WILL GIVE THE AMERICAN PEOPLE A CHOICE/' HE WATSON 4S HE CRAWLED OVER A THREE-FOOT I ANALYSIS WILL CERTAINLY BE BROKEN." SA I 0 fENCE. THEN HE EITHER FELL OR JUMPED DOWN RuDD WAS REFERRING TO COLUMBIA'S TIES WITH IN OTHER POLITICAL DEVELOPMENTS RICHARD THE STEEP SIDE OF A 25-FOOT DEE~ MOAT, ~ A DEFENSE DEPARTMENT PROJECT TO AID THE NIXON D£tAIED THE "EVAPORATION" Of THE U.S. EMPTY or WATER. TOMMY, A FlVE:-YEAR-OLD i VIETNAM WAR -- ANOTHER BONE or CONTENTION TRADE SURPLUS AND UNITeD SUTES IN SUf'rER­ LION, ACC£l'TED WATSON'S CHALLENGE AND , BtTWHN THE SIT-INS AND THe ADMINISTRATION. ING FROM A "RUNAWAY [CONOMY ••• THAT MUST 8E SPRANQ INTO THE MOAT fROM HIS ROCK GROTTO THE FACULTY, HOWEveR, HAS NOT BACKED THE REINED IN BY THE PRESIDENT. II ABOVE. STUDENT DEMAND FOR AMNESTY. AN AD Hoc COM­ GEORGE C. WALLACE CONTINUED HIS TRY TO "THE CAT WAS CROUCH I NO OVER HIM AND MITTeE OF 200 TEACHERS VOTED BY ACCLAMATION G[T HIS THIRD-PARTY CANDIDACY ON THE TEXAS HOLDINQ HIM BY THE THROAT," SAID A ZOO TO RECOMMEND TO THE UNIVERSITY ~RESIDENT BALLOT IN NOVEMBER AND WAS ALMOST SHOUTED K[[~ER WHO ARRIVED TWO MINUTE,S LATER. til THAT HE REFUSE THE DEMONSTRATORS' DEMANDS DOWN 8'1' STUDENT ~ICKETS AT LUBBOCK. ELSE­ WAS OESPERATELY AfRAID TO SHOOT fOR 'EAR rQR AMNESTY FOR THEMSELves ANa OTHERS WHO WH[RE HE INSISTED GOVERNMENT MUST BE TAKEN or tOLLING THE MAN." HE FIRED ONE SHOT PARTICI~ATED IN ~REVIOUS DEMONSTRATIONS. "~QM THE flo' Rf" RATS •• n •• T T.. IN TH' .Hn ALLEY 0930-2330 ,500-2330 l DEPEhDfMs POOL 0930- 1830 0930-1830 0930-1830 0930- 18)0 0930·18)0 III'~~~~~~~'~E ~ELD T~IS LORa'S DAY "CI£I.Ooo I'0OI. ~]QO 0600-2300 0600-2300 0600-2300 06oo-2}OC 15 AM IN 1I00M 25 AT TH( GEOIIGE III ,,"'" SCHOOL BIBlE STUOY IS AT 8'30 .... ,.. ""'-1900 1200-1900 1200-1900 1200-1900 1200-1900 0730-1900 StRV I ~ES ARE SUNDAY (V£N I 101(, AT 7 0730·1900 HOeBY ..C£JW4ICS , - 1230- 1730 1230-1730 12 St«)p 1230-1730 30-1730 12)0-1730 1230-1730 "8311-2130 1830-2130 1830-2130 1810-213° 1830-21 30 1830_2' 30 IN THE fINE AIITS BUILDING IESTHOOO ME[TING IS AT LIBIIlR"l' 0900-22'" 09"'-2200 1)900-22'" 0900-2200 0900-2200 1300-2000 8 30 AM SUNDAY SCHOOL AN~ SACRAMENT "'E(TING 15 AT 9 30 AM SPEC1Al SERVICES 0830- 1730 0830- 1730 0630-'730 1730 06 1 08 11 GEAR LOCKER 30- 730 30- 30 1200-1430 EPISCOPAL SERVICES EVENING PRAVER AND SEliN ON IS HELD EVERY PHlTO LAB ...... _-.. 1800-21'" 1800-2100 1800-2100 1200- 1900 1200-1900 SUNDAY [VENING IN THE CHAPEL BEGINNING AT 6 PM EVERYONE IS COIIOIALLY INVITED T£NN IS COURTs 0630-2330 0630-2330 0630-2330 0630-2330 063O-233C TO ATTEND TNESE SEIIVICES OOLF' 5Ho\CK 1630-1930 1630-1930 1630-1930 0730-1930 073O- 19JC 9 15 AM IN THE MENOIlIAL CHAP­ DOH BEACH LIFE 1530- 1830 1530-1830 1530- 1830 1530-1830 0930-1830 093O-183c EL AND AT II 20 ON ROI NANUII DAilY GUAflJ Off OUTY MAss AT 4 45 PM IN THE BL[SS[D SACRA­ _ MENT CHAPEL MONDAV THROUGN SATU~DAY TRAP AAf«i£: ...... _-...... 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RANGE ...... 1700-1800 ------7 30 TO 8 30 PM nul W..L~ IN H[[TING FOR SUN­ CUL 82729 RICHARDSON NOO[ SlIT MQRETHAN VALLEY OF IMITATIOO THEATER *RARE BREED* *THE BRAVE A MI RACLE THE DCl.lS MICKEY ~[ Of II FE BECK(T 7 30 POT_LUCK I~i;"~;;,;:-;;:2'diiiii;, P S E R V I C ( I S Hn D EACfI SUNDAY EVtNING IN THE MEMORIAL CHAPEL BEGINNING AT 7 PM THERE WILL OCEAN VI[\r/ aE A SOOIG AND TESTIMONY StRIIICE, CLOS­ THEATER BECKET RARE BREED NONE BUT IMITATION MORE THAN DIAMOND VALLEY OF ING WllH ~ SERMON, 730& 121 5 THE BRAVE Of LIFE A MIRACLE HEAD THE DOLLS PROTESTANT '------i------i------t------t------t------i------i------1 WORSHIP SERVICES WILL BE HELD .T 8 /0 r 'l'ClKVJ( YlJ< II 00 A~ H THE ISL~NO ME~ORlAL CHAPEL REV RON C SURELS WILL PREA~N TNE SER­ THEATER NOOE BUT BECKET DIAMOOD MORE THAN IMITATION VALLEY Of RARE 82E£O MON ENTITLEO "THE VOI~E OF Goo IN PRO­ 7' 9 THE BRAVE HEAD A MIRACLE Of LIFE THE DOLLS PHETIC MINISTRY P.RT I JEREMI.H, TNE '------t------+------t------t------r------t------t------j~RELUCT~NT PROPNET", B.SED ON JERE~IAH r IVE'!' HAll I 4-19 THEATER MORE THAN DIAMOND IMITATIOO MI CKEY ONE RARE BREED BECKET NONE BUT A NURSERT IS PROYIDED IN THE ISLANO 6 3D & 8 30 A MIRACLE HEAD or LIFE THE BRAVE NURsun FOR THE SUND"Y SCHOOL AND I AM SERYICE -- 9 15 AM TO 12 45 p~ SUNOAY SCHOOL CLASSES ~OR All AGES TRADEWINOS IARE HElO AT THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL AT THEATER IMITATION MICKEY ONE RARE BREED BECKET N1NE BUT MOOETHAN DIAMOND 940.M AOULTS ARE PRESENT TO ASSIST THE BRAVE A MIRACLE HEAD ON ROI NAMUR IS AT 9 AM IN -,.. FI'"iD~8~----.l--~or~L~IF~E~-.Jc--"lMC"'_n~"~'"""CE--1.------_.,l~;,;~~~T~~~~~===-Jl~~~--~~11~:;~~':~:~::~~:~'FINDING THEIR CLASSROOM ~ AT BUILDING ATC WORSHIP SERVICE ON ROI WILL I 1 MIN NA~UR 97 MIN. COLOR 105 ~IN COLOR BE ijl~P "T 7 PM IN THE COMMUNITY BUILD- JAMES STEWART, MAURttN O'H,UA, LORtN CL INT WALKER, ING A)oID WilL BE LED BY CH.PLAI.N SURELS BRIAN K£I,.H, JULIET M,LLS GIRL MAUREEN O'HAR., THE WIDOW OF • IN StARCH OF A WIFE, WHO FLIERS ARt DOWN EO ON A BRITISH CATTLEBAEEDER 1 AND HER ~'_~~~;:~I BOOK ROMANCE AND LIVE' ISLAND IN WII ARE ATTENDING THE 1881.1. ST. lOUIS AFTER MAN'S EXPOSITION IN ORDER TO SELL AT PR 12£ HtRtroRD BULL, WHI CH THty NOPt A WILL BE CROSSBRED WITH THt TRADITIONAL 122 MIN COLOR JOHN GAYIN, TOMORROW'S PROTESTANT SERVICES TEXAS LON~HORN STOCK, CRtATINa A ~INE MARJORIE HIRST WILL SING A SOLO, "GOD NEW BREED. RELtASED 1966. W~lI(S WITH ME," AT BOTN PROTESTAIH SER­ HAOE R[v ROH SVRtLs MICKEY ONE AT INE SUSANN'S SENSATIONAL. SAN MATEO, CALIFORNIA (UPI1~.TI'E COL- I GIVE Tf1[ FIRST OF A TWO_PARY SER~ON DRAMA 93 MIN. COLOR THREE GIRLS MEET It. THE lEG!: Of" SAN ""'TtO TOLD "'EHIIEHS OF A ON THE PROPHET JtRt"'IAH, WHO HA3 MUO;:H TO WARREN BEATTT, ALEXANDER STEWART WORLD Dr SNOW BUSIN£S~ AND CLASS NOT TO CARRY GUNS S~Y IN OUR DAV AND AGE 10"'ORROW'S SER- THERE ARE ALLEGORICAL OVERTONts TO KEEP CROSSING IN THEIR "NTNORE IS, "THE RELUCTANT PROPHET" NEXT THIS PSYCHOLOGICAL DRAMA, CONCERNED "'''-."'''-,, CAREtRS EACH OF" THEM I"'·'"STUDtNTS, HOWtVER, ~RE POLICt 's SERNON WILL 8E, "TfI[ fALL OF WITH THt rEARwRIDDLED STRUGGLES or A DEPEND ON THE "DOLLS" OF THE IcERS UID REGULATIO"lS REQUIRE THEH ISRAELITE NATION" NIGHT-SPOT COMIC (WARREN BEATTY) rORCED PtP PilLS AND SLttPIN~ T HE I R WEAPONS ATALL 1 I "'ES CIiAPEL AD". I SORY BOA RD orr I CERS tLECTEO TO rLEE rOR HIS LIFE BECAUS( Ht IS i""'"'-" RELEASED 1967 ABOUT TO BE KILLED By AN UNNAMED MOB LAST SUNOAY WilL BE INSTALLED, ANa RE­ ITION GIVEN 10 OuTGOI~G OFFICERS, A7 II AH 3£RV I CE Ntw orr I C[RS ARE FRANK TI"IOMAS, CHAIRMAN, DELANO P<".~ SON, flNAHCt CHAIRMAN, CARL FALKENHAM, ISTIAN EDUCATION CHAIRMAN; AND LtON G EVANGELISM CHAIRMAN OUTGOING BECKET AT MAJOR VtRNON DAVIS, CHAIRMAN, ~ 148 MIN. COLOR ~'~:::::':;o:F;:1 NANCt, JERE ANDREWS, RICHARD BURTON, PETER O'TOOLE, .~ AND BILL CHAP~AN. JOHN GltLGUD, PAMEL" BROWN Ev!~:'_'_:2 FILMED IN ENGLAND. IN THE 12TH CENTURY ENGLAND, THE PLEASUR£-LOVING VINCENT I KENNALLY HAS WRITTEN KING HENRY II 15 MUCH CENSURED BY TNE NEYLON THAT HE HOPES TO HIGH CHURCHMEN BECAUSE HE SPENDS NIS CONFIRMATION ON KWAJALEIN WI TIME CAROUSING AND HUNTING WITH NIS BISHOP KENNAnLY FRIEND BECKET WHEN THE ARCHSISMOP TO HONOLULU MAy I FOR THE IN- OF CANTERB\JAY DIES, HENRY PERSUADES or THE MOST REvtREND JONN J BECKET, MUCH AGAINST HIS WILL, TO AS BISHOP OF HONOLULu BISHOP ACCEPT THE HIGH RELIGIOUS POST AND SVCCEEO' BISNOP JANES J SW"EENEY, THUS INSURE THE KIN~'s PLAN TO OUTWIT RtT (REO AFTER 26 TEARS BE .. THE BISHOP OF LONDON, WHO WANTED TNE or NIS HEALTH BISNOP SWEENEV IS HIGHER BISHOPRIC. BECKET, UNEXPECTEDLY IN ST MARV'S HOSPITAL, SAN FRANCISCO SERVING THE CHURCH WITH rlRE AND lEAL, GOOOBY AND GOOD LUCK, LUCY UPHOLDS ITS POWER WHEN IT COMES IN CON­ CALLERS -- IN PERSON AND BT PHONt __ AT rllCT WITH THE CROWN, ACCEPTING HIS CHAPLAINS' OrrlCE NtXT WEEI( WILL FINO NEW RESPONSIBILITy WITH A FAITH ANa SOMETHING FAMILIAR IS I<4ISSING Lucy DEVOTION SO GREAT THAT IT TRANSCENOS HIS ALLEGIANCE TO HIS KING. RELEASED w:':::~~::;,CNEERFUL AND HELPFUL CHAPLAINS' is SINCE DECEMBER 17, 1;J64J SERVED 1964. LAST D.. Y ON THE Joe TtSTEI'tO"Y SHE 8£ lEAVING THE ISLANO Hir.Y 16 TO IIE­ lONDON (UPI) --HECTOR S.J HUGHU, TO CHERRT HILL, N.J., WITH HUSBAND 8.0, A ",EMSUI 0' PARL1AMENT AND AUTHOR AND THREE tHILDRENJ DIANE, II, KAREN or EI~HT BOOKS ON LAW, HAS BEEN AND Russ, JR • 8 ~E JOIN THE CHAP_ WITH STEALINg .10 WORTH Or BOOKS INS IN TELLING Lucy TNAT WE'LL MISS A BOOKSTALL AT VICTORIA RAILROAD THANK HER FOR ~LL HtR HELP~ TION, POLICE SAID YESTEROAY TO HELEN SANOERS, WHO TAkES HUGHU, WHO HAS REPR[SENTED A,,,•• ,,,,, JOI!I ~NDAT IN PARLIAM[NT SINCE T

Rtv RON SURELS WILL D~LIVER rIFTEE~ MINUTE LECTURE-SERMONS OVEII AFRS MON­ RICHARDSON - [vt~TONt IS WELCOME TO ATTEND DOUSLt 'tATUftE ON S~T~DAY NIGHTS D,f.V THROUGH SATURDAY NEXT WEEK, II 45 YQKW[ YUK. - '(OIlWE YUIt MtMSUS ONLT. CARD CHtCK PEIlIODICALLV PilE-SCHOOL 01'1 SCHOOL-A~E CHILDREN MAy NOT ATTtNO. TO NOON HIS TOI"IC WILL BE "CHRIST­ IVEY HAll -.Q[llftNOtNT! ONLV. MATINEES SAT., AND SUN RULts AilE 1"0STtD DIJTSIDE THE THEATER IANITV AND SECULAR lTV," ON THE BASIC OCE~ Ylrw - MALt AGULT Pt~.O.NtL (CONTINUED ON PAGE TEN) ~r,M;A~,~.;~L"O~'~O,~,~,.~.~,.~.~~~~~~~r===~.;=.;=;=.~"~~c)~"~~I~E~II~~~1r~c)~II~~I~CI~II~~1r;=~.~;=.;====V~~~~~~~~~---~~~T~H~(~',I-TON ALMOST NEW, Cf THE CCI+IANDI,.G (:1TICER f $200 Ii-TON, $100. OR 80TH FOR $275 KWAJALEIN TE~T SITE, MARSHAll ISLANDS CALL 82141 OR 83517 ArtER 4 30, OR au: I H II 0 V· CONTRACT DAAG ~3-67-C-OOOI A T 42~ Ye y a 5HONTIME ce a n lew SHOrITIME THE HOURGLASS IS PU8L1 SHED DAll 'f' 630 & 8 30 7 30 & 12 15 THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE fOR S'lvtRTDNE DOv8lE PICKUP ELECTRIC LILICS Of THE rlELO THE INCIO(NT NOTIC~ IS 3 PM THE DAY BEfORE PUBL'· I CATION GUITAR _ TONE-VOLUME CONTROLS fOR EACH DRAMA B & W SUSI"ENst B & W ALL NOTICES .. NO ADVERTISEMENTS MUST PICKUP _ CORD AND CASE, SII.VERTONE S,DNEY POITIER, LILIA SKALA, TONY MUSANTE, M"RTIN SHEEN, JACK BE SUBMITTED IN WRITTEN FORM TEU:- LISA ~NNJ CFfINO CL Irf"ORO AMPLifiER - 80-9,000 HZ - 15-W MUSIC Ie ... PHONED NOTICES AND ADS WILL NOT BE POWER _ 2 CHANNtLlI - 3 I NPUTs_12" ACC[PTED ALL COPY AND ~tiOTOGRAPNS SPEAKER _ rOOT SwiTCH rOR TRt~[LO BECOME THE PROPERTY Of ntE HOURGL,l.SS SOLO AS A StT CALL 2>2768, OR stt AT Richa rdson Trade Winds SHOf''': REPUBLICATION or MATERIAL CONTAINED 4198 ArTER 5 PM WttKDAYS, ANYTIME: HEREIN IS NOT "UTHORIZEO WITHOUT THE, THE BIGGEST BUNDLE THEM ALL tNDS A TIME fDR KILLING Of PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE COMMANDING Or_ WESTERN COLOR COMEDY COLOR - ws rICER, KWAJALEIN TEST SITE I PAIR 0' flSHt~ 3_STAGt, SLIM_LINE GLENN FORO, GEORGE H"MILfOH, VITTORIO DE SICA, ROS[RT WAG~ER, I F YOU NAVE NOT RECE I VEO YOUR HOIJI­ SPtAKERS. MODEL KS_l. 10" WOOFERS-$50 INGER STEVENS. P"UL PETERSON RAQUEl WELCH By 6 15 PM PLEASE C.. LL 83539 PIONEER REVER6ERATION AMpLlrlER, MODEL BETWEEN TNE HOURS or 6 15 .. NO 6 45 PM SRIOI, USED ONE HOUR-$30 NIKKDR-AUTO MOVIE CLASSIFICATIOO AND A COPY IOllL BE DELIVERED TO YOU LENSE, 135 MM, f-35, NEVER FlttN USED- THE G"EAT RACE - ATC EDITOR NEIL PHElPS-MUNSON $60 CALL YOKWE YUK CLUB, 83419, SHcr..JTIME WRECK OF THE MARY DtA"E - AT FEA1URE WRITER LARRY CORSI WALT WILLIS, ArTER 4 30 Yokwe Yuk 7 • 9 THE BI(;GEH BUNDLE OF THEM ALL - A ST~Ff M~RCIA CHAIIIIA LILIES or THE FIELD - ATC JOAN RUSt

To TRADE, TIGER COWRIES FOR SHELLS or EQUAL VALUE CALL 82387, OR SEE AT Hl'jB, Iii GLOBAL ASSOCIATES HE.LP wANTED SECRETARY FOR ENGINE[RING OrFICE or MARTIN-ZACHRY 40 HOURS PER WEEK rOR APPOINTMENT Official Bulletin CALL 83359 OR 83360 OATE DUTY 9FFICER PHONE KTS HAS CIVIL SERVice CLERICAL OPEN- SZI4z 27A PR68 CW3 F t. BAKER INGS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CA.L.L 2&PR68 CPT S R HAGENHOrr 8,438 SGT HORAN AT 81419 4 29A PR68 LTC. J.R. BLACK 82 79 3{)\, pR68 LTC. H B HERLINGER 83785 PUBLICIST - TO WORK IN MERCHANDISING IMAy68 CPT R.H. ZUMWALT 8J6'0 OFFice ApPLICANT SHOUL.D HAVE ARTIST­ M6.J R. K~RCH g2786 IC TALENT AND CRE .. TlVE WRITING ABIl..ITY 2MAV68 r FIVE: DAYS, UP TO 40 HOURS A WtEK DUT'f OfricER IS KWAJALEIN TEST SITE POSITION AVAILABl..E NOW CAl..L MR COMMANOING OrfICER'S REPRE.SENTATIVE BAILE:Y, GLOBAL PERSONNEl.. OFFICE AT I OURING OTHEI'I THAN NORMAL OUTY HOURS 83705 CHAPEL NOTES (CONTINUED) P!'!EIooIISE THAT WE C"N'T MAilE ONt WITHOUT LOST THE OTHER, SO CLOSELY ARE lHE TWO A LADIES' GOl..D 17-JE.... el.. GRUEN WATCH IDEAS INTERTWINED I r rOUND PLEAse CALL 82440 KWAJALE IN CATHOLIC .... OMEN DISCUSSION "BOUT A NEW GROUP PROJECT ON GOLF COURSE, WILSON Top-NOTCH DYNA_ WILL BE IooIAIN TOPIC WHEN KWAJALEIN WEIGHT 9-IRO~ PL[ASE CALl.. 81422 OR CAHIOLIC WOI'IEN MEET NEXT TUESDAY, 83620 AFTER 5 PM APRIL 30 PLACE PHYLLIS BillUPS' QUARTERS, 4OS-D TIME 8 PM FOUND NEWS FROM THE SMITHS GIRl..~S PR Gl..ASSES CAl..L 8245)) Sunday FROM DR R C SMITH, rORHER PROTEST- ANT CHAPl..AIN, WHO LEFT KWAJAl..EIN M.. RCH REO, WHITE AND BLuE C~Il..O'S 29, TO RETURN 10 THE BOSTON "REA, t<"S CAl..l. 83369 COME A REPORT ON HIS ACTIIIITIES M 0 vi es "TIME HAS PASSED VERY QuiCKLY SINCE I 01 VI NG WATCH IOE H .. VE BEEN BACK WHEN WE ARRIVED RICHA E Of I ARROW OCEAN RDVIEW SON ----____ LILIHOMBRE S ______THE FIELD ---~------77 3 &. 12 3015 IN BoSTON, BA!,!BARA'S MOTflER AND C"ROL 0 2 01 VING MASKS YQKWE YUK EAT "~D JIM CAIlIi WERE THEilE TO MEET US I SNORKEl.. THE GR RACE ------~------7 &. 940 "WE HAVE ALI.. BEEN WEl..1.. I PLAN TO 4 RAINCOATS (CHILDREN'S) I YEY HALL ----- j~~~~E~ T~_~~:~_~~_~:~~E_-_-_:~_~~_:_~JO AllEND THE WESTERN D I V IS I ON or THE I BEACH BAG 1 LMBRELLA I~o;-::c;-;"T~RA;:D~E~W~'~N~OS~-~-:-~-~T~H:(~' N~C::'~D~c~N~T._:=;;;::::::.;,:=;:::::::::;;.::.::.~'"""'---..,.=~ AMEST R LOUISICA N P MAY1111.. 0 2-4SO P H ICAL AS SO C I .. TID 1'1 I N I BROOCH N1KE FLYING CLUB MEMBERS "I HAVE MY AM-FM R .. OIO ANO SPEAtlERS 2 I"AIR SUNGLASSES ASSORTED RELISH TRAY SEl UP IN THE BEDROOM AND THEY .. RE THERE .... ,LL BE AN IMPORTANT RElETlNG rOR I Copy "A PENNY'S WORTH OF TROUBLE" TOSSED GREEN SALAD GIVING ouT WITH OEAUTlfUL ~USIC WHEN- ALL MEMBERS Of THE NIKE FLYING CLUB, I GALLON CAN llNC FILLER ROAST PRIME RIB or BEEF Au Jus OR EVER I AM HERE HOPE TO USE THE MONOAY, APRIL 29, 730 PH ZAR CONFER_ I FLOAT VALVE SOUTHERN FRltO HALF CHICKEN W/CRAN_ MOVIE PROJECTOR SOON PLEASE THANK ENCE ROOM MAJO" ITEM'S OF INTEREST 2 FLASHL I GHTS BERRY SAUCE THE PEOPLE OF THE CHAPEL AGAIN rOR WILL BE ARTICLES or INCO"I"ORATION AND I RAINCOAT (MAN'S) ~u GRATIN POTATOES Tfl<-JR lHDU~HTfULNES.S " IN MONTHLY DUES AND flOURLY AI ____P .. T C"TALDO THESE ITEMS MAY BE CLAIMED BY THE BUTTERED FRESH VEGETABLE R,l.TES. IF UN .. .,LE TO OWNERS AT THE SECURITY OFtlCE IN THE HOT DINNER ROLLS CONTACT Boe BLAI" AT 82251 AIR TERMINAL BUILDING BEVERAGE PORTLAND, MA INE (Up I ) __ THE MOTHER I C BY THE NAUY I CAL HAWA II ANS OF A CAPTURED CRCWMAN fROM THE INTEL~ • • * * * • ~ * * llGENCE SHIP USS PUEBLO REVEALED TO- BE PERFORM I NG lolA I NTENANCE ON 0 .. '1 SHE RECEIVED A LE1TER FROM HER SERVICES PULL BOXES O~ TrlE FOLLOWING QIITS THE SCUBA CLue SON THURSDA Y WE WilL DEFROST yOUR REFRIGERATOR EEK 29 APRil TO MAY. 403, SUNDAY DIVE WILL I"",,, .... 3 MRS NORMAN W SPEAR Of PORTLAND $2 HEAVY ICE, OR $1 pER MONTH ON A 219, 10') AND 103 THERE WILL BE GO TO THE OCEAN S SAIO SHE TURNED THE SIX-PAGE LETTER REGuLAR BASIS WE rURNISH OUR OWN OUTAGE or APPROKIMATELY 4 HOURS , SlOE or TORRUTJI, OVER TO NAV"L AUTHORITIES THE EQUIPMENT RErERENCES FURNISHEO E"CH AfFECTtO OCCUPANT .... ILL LEAVING AT 11 30"M SHE SAID, WAS O.T~D MARCti 22 AND 11S CAL~ DANNY AT &3642 ~rT[R SC~OO~ BE NOTlflEO A OAY IN AOVANCE Of PER- ~ DIVEIoiASTERS WILL BE ENVELOPE CARRIED A P .. RIS, FRANCE, rORMING THE MAINTENANCE YOUR COOPF;R/ PEGGY D .. vIS ANa Jllol FH'iLEY GUESTS CANCELLATION MARK A NURSERY SCHOOL rOR 4 AND 5 YEA!'! OlOS "TlON WILL BE SINCERELY APPRECIATEO "RE WELCOME BUT MUST DIVE WI1H A CLUB MRS SPE .. R'S 25-YEAR-OLD SON, NOR- MEMBER LIFE VESTS ARE ~ANDATORY FOR IS OPENING APRIL 29 AT 478B SCHOOL MAN W SpeAR WAS A FIREM .. N ON TtiE THE WEEKLY BR lOGE GROUP or TflE ALL 0 I VEilS WilL BE MONDA V, WEDNESDAY, .. NO FRIO .. V IMTELLIGENCE Sttlp CAPTUREO JAN 23 raR 2 HOURS A MORNING IF INTERESTED YQKWE YUK WaMtN'S CLUB W'L~ MEtT ~~~~~- BY THE NORT~ KOR£AMS THE CHAPEL YOUTH FELLOWSHIP (GRADES CALL GRACE KERR AT 32565 MONDAY AT THE CLUB fROM 12 30 TO 3 30 MRS SPEAR SAID HER SON'S LETTER 7-12) 'oil .... KOLD ITS REGULAR WEEKLY I"M. ANYONE IWrERES1EO IN JOINING HIE MENTIONED THE CREIO MEMBERS COULD BE MEETING SUNDAY AT 30 IN THE FINE WILL BABySIT MON_FRI CALL 82648 GROUP AS A REGuLAR OR AS A SUBSTITuTE 6 BROU~flT TO TRIAL BY NORTH KOREA AND ARTS BUILDING CALL Jo BENN AT 82261 THE GROUP ASKED TttE U S GOVERNMENT TO APOLOG- ANNOUNCEMENTSI WELCOMES BEGINNERS AS WELL AS TflOSE --~~-- THE CCMo1UNITY BAND WILL MEET MONOAY AT ATTENTION ALL KWAJALEIN AMATUER RADIO WHO AR[ MORE EKPERIENCEO THE " HE FINE ARTS BUILDING AT 7 30 PM CLUB MEMBERS URGENT' RESERVE M"y 1 WINNEI'IS OF l .. :;T MONDAY's ,..EETING ARE ,Bakery Specials IRENE WEAVER-4,370. TRUDY MARSH-3,49D., PLAYING IN AN ADULT , - WELCOME FOR THE WEEK OF APRIL 29 - MAY 4. ON YOUR C.. LENOAR AT 7 WILL VOTt ON THE PROPOSED30:;';M::':Oi':';~::~~~ IT IS THE POLICY or GLOBAL TUESDAY: THE CONSTITUTION YOUR VOTE IS I TO NOT SELL TOXIC pROOUCTS P .. RtS (UP1)--MOR[ THAN 40 WOMEN OATMEAL COOKIES 60" ANT ANa NECESSARV rrciW IS n.E TIME CtiILOREN. IN ORDER TO PROTECT THE UhtTEO STATES, NORTH AND P.RKERliOVSE ROLLS •••• 70 III ACTION' REMEMBER,IMAY I, 730 PM, LORENS' WElL-BEINI> THE RETAIL OUT- VIET NAM, JA~"N AND OTHER COUN­ WEDNESDAY. STATION Kx6BU BE A RESPONSIBLE CLUB WILL NOT sEll POTENT CHEMICAL TOD"Y ENDED A .OUR_DAY "PARIS FRENCH BREAD. .55 EA MEMBER C().1E AND VOTE' TO YOUNGSTERS UNDER 12 YEARS Of H .. RO ROl).S ••••• .70 DZ I""""'''''' or WOMEN TO END THE WAR IN or PRODUCTS IOHICH COULD STAGED BY LEFTWING ORGAN- COCONUT CRE"M PIE • $1.35 EA Ro I-NAMUIl DOLPH I NS W ILL HOLD A SCUBA IF T!'IE CONTA I N[R I S M"'.:':~-:",,,,.I":::~~'_ THURSDAY: DIVE ON ~UNDAY, APRil 28 THE M-80AT BROKEN ARE AMONIA, t SEIIE~ or T ... E IOOMEN, IolEMB[1I3 or THE ApPLESAUCE CUP CAKES $1.00 Ol WILL START LOADING AT THE ROI MARINA """" ET CONG, "CLIIolBEIl TtiROUGH TtiE JUNGLE fRIDAY: AT 8 AM GUESTS ARE INVITED PLEASE IC BEVERAGES .... llL NOT, Of WERE SHOT AT" AS THEY MAOt THEIR CHERRY PIE $1.10 E" CALL JOHN Moss AT 99462 Ir YOU PLAN SOLO TO MINORS (PERSONS SATURDAY " KTS R,- No 210.2 TO HANOI TO GET TRANSPORTATION TO TO ATTEC'~O-: ______-:,- ____~ ____ "'0 ,~ AN AMtRIC~N IolEIolB~R SAIO PEACH WHIP CREAM C"KE •• $1 10 EA ' ALL ORDERS MUST Bt PlACEO BY NOO~ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SUNDAY SCHOOL (up JOI~T COMMUNIQU[ IssuEO TODAV or THE DAT PRIOR TO PICK UP BY CALl­ THE AGE OF 20) wiLL MEET ...."T 9 30 TO IClltO TtiE UNITED STATES FOR THE IN~ 83425 OR 83456 ALL PICK UPS 1030 ,CHURCH SERVICES W'ILl BE AT DIItTY WAR" AND SAID "IT l!i 11ol~ MUST BE M~DE AT THE SIDE ENTRANCE II 00 TO 12 00 AT TRA ILER 589 rOR ".,."" THAT THE U S GOV[RNIoiENT -TO THE P""FIC DINING ROOM BEfORE 'VRTHER INFORMATION CALL 82729 THAT IT IS T!'IE 5'30 PM USE HOURGLASS CLASSIFIED ADS.