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VOL 6 NO ~942 KWAJAlE~~g MARSHAll ~SlANDS A NOTE FROM THE EDITOR NEW AIR RAIDS ON NORTH VIET NAM As NOTED BRIEFLY LAST WEEK, THE HOURGLASS Will BEGiN PRINTING LETTERS HIT TWO AGGRESSOR INSTALLATIONS TO THE EDITORo DA NANG, VIET NAM, MARCH 2 (AP)--AMERICAN AND VIETNAMESE FiGHTER-BOMBERS As SPACE PERMWTS, LETTERS ON TIMELY POURED TONS OF ROCKETS AND BOMBS ON TWO NORTH V~ETNAMESE MiLiTARY INSTALLA­ AND INTERESTING SUBJECTS OF LOCAL OR TIONS TODAY. DISTANT ORIGIN, WiTHiN THE CONFiNES THE AMERiCAN M~SSiON UN SAiGON AND THE SOUTH ViETNAMESE GOVERNMENT PROMiSED OF GOOD TASTE AS DICTATED BY GENERAL FURTHER AiR ATTACKS iN CONUNG DAYS o PRINCiPLES WiLL Bl ACCEPTtD FOR PUB­ TODAYuS FORAYS WERf AGAiNST TWO TARGETS iN THE SOUTHERN PART OF NOPTH ViET liCAT~ON WiTH THE WRITEROS NAMEo NAM -- TH~ PORT OF QUANG KHE, 40 MilES NORTH OF THE BORDtR, AND THE SUPPLY DE­ ANONYMOUS lETTERS W!LL NOr Bt PUB­ POT AT BANG, ~O M~LES NORTH OF THE BORDER AND ~5 MilES EAST OF THE LAOTiAN l8SHED. BORDER o LETTERS WHICH CANNOl B~ PUBLISHED AUTHORITifS AT SA~GON ANNOUNCED ~9 V!ETNAMESE F~GHTER-BOMBERS SUPPORTED BY FOR ANY REASON WILL BE FORWARDED TO 20 UoSo AIR FORCE F~OO JET F!GHTERS HOT THE DEPARTMENT, AGENCY OR iNDiViDUAL QUANG KHE, WHiLE UoSo AIR FORCE B57 JET CONCERNED WiTH THE SUBJlCT MATTER FIVE ARE INDICTED BOMBERS SUPPORTED BY F~OOs BOMBED AND WHEN iT IS OF SPECiFICAllY LOCAL !N­ ROCKETED XOM BANGo IN MONUMENTS PLOT TERESTo A UoSo-ViETNAMESE STA1E~ENT DESCRiBED NEW YORK, MARCH 2 {AP)--A FEDERAL THE TWO TARGETS AS "iNSTALLATIONS THAT YOUR LETTERS ON ANY SUBJLCT ARE IN­ GRAND JURY 10DAY u~D~(TED THREE NEW ARE BEING USED BY HANOi TO SUPPORT ITS ViTLDo THEY SHOULD BE ADDRESSfD TO THE HOURGLASS, POST OFFiCE BOX 23 YORK MEN AND TWO CANADiAN WOMEN AC­ AGGRESSiON AGA~NST THE PEOPLE AND TER­ CUSED OF PLOTT!NG TO BLOW UP THREE RnORiES OF SOUTH VuET NAM." N .P-M NATIONAL MONUMENT~ ON THE UoS o EAST ONE VIETNAMESE PLANE WAS BELiEVED COASTo THE TARGETS R(PORTEDLY WERE SHOT DOWN, BUT THE PilOT APPARENTLY NGUYEN KHANH ~N NEW YORK THE STATuE OF LilBERTY ~N NEW YORK PARACHUTED iNTO T~E S~A AND THE A~R­ SAYS RED WAR ~N V~ET NAM ~S CITY'S HARBOR, TrlE WASH~NGTON MONU­ SEA RESCUE UNiT FROM DA NANG HEADED OUT PART OF GLOBAL SCHEME MENT IN THE UoSo CAPfiTAl, AND THE TO SEARCH FOR HiM. NEW YORK, MARCH 2 (AP)--COMMUNIST LIBERTY BELL IN PH!LADElPHIAo iT WAS NOT KNOW~ ~F ANY UoS o PLANES AGGRESS!ON IN SOUTH V~ET NAM IS PART THEY WERE C~ARGED WiTH CONSPIRfiNG WERE DOWNED. OF A PLAN TO DOMiNATE THE WHOLE WORLD, TO DESTROY G~V~R~MENT PROPERTY o AUTHORiTIES IN SAIGON SAUD NO PLANES LTo GENo NGUYEN KHANH, FORMER COMMAN­ THOSE !ND~CTED ~NCLUDED A ~EW NAME DCR-iN-CHiEF OF SOUTH VIETNAMESE ARM­ FRO~ TH( UoS o 7TH FLEET PARTIC!PATED IN THE CASE -- M!CHflLE SAUN~tR, 30, iN THE STR~~ES, BUT NAVY PLANE~ MiGHT ED fORCES, WARNED ON HIS ARR~VAL TO­ DAY iN NEW YORKo I OF MONTREAL, A SCHOOL TEACHER STUDY­ ~Avr MADE RECONNA~SSANCE FLiGHTS BEFORE I fNG AT THE UNUVtRS!TY OF MONTREAL (CONTiNUED ON PAGE FOUR) ASKED iF HE fAVORED THE UN~TED STAT~ FOR A DOCTORvS DtGREE iN PHfiLOSOPHY o AIR STRiKES OVER NORTH VIET NAM, KHANH SHE IS IN CUSTODY IN THE CANADITAN REPl~E:D, "I AM A MiliTARY MAN." C lTY ~ FBI REPORT RELEASED THE NEW ROViNG AMBASSADOR READ A POLICE AND FEDERAL BUREAU OF iN­ IN BOBBY BAKER CASE STATEMENT IN fRENCH WH~CH WAS TRANS­ VESTIGATION AGENTS ARRESTED TH~ LATED TO A CROWDED PRESS CONFERENCE WASHiNGTON, MARCH 2 (AP)--THE U.So THREE MEN AND THE OTHER WOMAN iN AT KENNEDY A~RPORT AFTE~ HIS ARRiVAL NEW YORK FEBRUARY ~6o SENATE RULES COMM~TrEE MADE PUBl! TO­ FROM PARiSQ THEY ARE ROBERT STEELE COLLIER, NIGHT A JUSTJCE DEPARTMENT REPORT THAT HE AVOIDED ANSWERS TO DiRECT QUES­ 28, DESCRiBED BY POLICE AS LEADER THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF ~NVEST!GATiON T!ONS AND REPLIED TO ONLY ONE OR TWO OF THE GROUP, WALTER AUGUSTUS BOWE, FOUND NO VERIF!CATiON OF SECRET TEST­ QUESTIONS AfTER HIS STATEMENT WAS 32, KHALEEL SULTARN SAYYED, 22, ALL IMONY iN THE BOBBY BAKER CASE INVOLV­ TRANSlATEDo ING PRESiDENT JOHNSON AND OTHER PUBLiC NEGROES, AND MUCHElLE DUCLOS, 28, DN H~S STATEMENT, THE OUSTED COM­ OF MONTREAL. fIGURE.So MANDER-BN-CHnEF EXPRESSED THANKS TO ACCUSATiONS IN THE TEST~MONY, GiVEN THE FAMILfiES OF THOSE AMERiCANS WHO BY INSURANCE MAN DON Bo REYNOLDS, RANG­ I KREMlijN CONFAB HAD DiED ~N SOUTH VJET NAM AND TO THE ijGNORES CHARGES ED FROM A $ WO,OOO PAYOFF ON THE TFX AMERICAN PEOPLE AND GOVERNMENT FOR WARPLANE CONTRACT 10 A "BiG SEX PARTY" BY RED CH~NESE HELPONG HHS COUNTRY MAINTAIN iTS FREE-I !N A N~w YORK CITY hOTElo Moscow, MARCH 2 (AP)--REPEATED COM­ DOMo SENATOR Bo EVERETT JORDAN, (DEMo­ MUNIST CHUNESl ATTACKS ACCUSING Mosco~ (CONTINUED TO PAGE FOUR) . NaCo), THE COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN, SAiD IN OF SPLITT!NG THE COMMUNiST CAMP WENT A STATEMENT THAT iN THE OPINION OF A UNANSWERED TUESDAY AS DELEGATES FROM MAJORITY OF THE MEMBERS "THE FB~ RE­ RUSK, DOBRYNIN TALK 19 COMMUNIST PARTiES MET HERE FOR THE PORT TRANSMITTED BY THE ATTORNEY GEN­ SECOND DAY OF SOVDET-STAGED UNDTY ERAL MAKES IT OBViOUS BEYOND A DOUBT ON VIET NAM PROBLEM TALKS. WASHINGTON, MARCH 2 (AP)--UoSo SEC­ THAT THE TESTIMONY OF DON B REYNOLDS CHINA AND iTS ASIAN ALLiES DN T~E RtTARY OF STATE DEAN RUSK AND SOVIET .0o!N EXECUTiVE SESSION ON DECEMBER ~, IDEOLOGICAL Dn~PUTE BOYCOTTED THE MEET- 1964 is UNWORTHY OF BE'LIEFoll AMBASSADOR ANATOlY F. DOBRYNIN TRADED OFFICiAl VIeWS ON THE V~ET NAM SITUA­ ING SENATORS WHOSE NAMES FIGURE IN REY- THE SECOND ROUND OF TALKS LASTED TION TODAY aN WHAT THE RUSS!AN tNVOY NOLDS' TESTiMONY, AS DISCLOSED BY THE MORE THAN THREE HOURS BEHnND THE CRE~· TERMED A "BUSINESS-Ur.

FBUL!SHED BY GLOBAL ASSOCiATES AT THE DIRECTiON OF THE COMMANDiNG OFF~CER~ CONFUSION FROM THE EDITORIALS ~WAJALEIN TEST SiTE~ MARSHALL ~SLANDS. AN AP ANAlYS ~ S NEW YORK, MARCH 2 (A~)--FoLLOWING CONTRACT DA-O~002i AMC-9D04 (y) By WILLIAM L RYAN ARE EXCERPTS FROM EDITORIALS PRINTED (N~236i56) 35~33A PMR W~TH GLOBAL NEW YORK, MAR 2 (AP)--THE RECENT IN TUESDAY EDITIONS OF U S NEWS­ ASSOC ~ATES DEVELOPMENTS IN THE CHARACTER OF U S PAPERS THE HOURGLASS is PUBLISHED DA~LY POLICY TOWARD THE VIET NAM WAR MAY THE NEW YORK TIMES ON VIET NAM MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE HAVE GENERATED CONFUSION IN WORLD "THE UNITED STATES IS NOW REPORTED FOR NOT1CES !S 4PM THE DAY BEFORE COMMUNIST RANKS AND AMONG ANTI-AMERI­ TO BE PLANNING TO BOMB MILITARY TAR­ PUBLICATiON AND DEADLiNE FOR NEWS CAN ELEMENTS IN ASIA GETS IN THE SOUTHERN PART OF NORTH ITEMS ~S lOAM THE DAY OF PUBLICATION. PERHAPS THE COMMUNISTS AND RABID VIET NAM NOT ON A MERELY RETALIATORY ANTI-AMERICANS HAD BEEN SEARCHING FOR BASIS BUT IN THE HOPE THAT THE CON­ SIGNS OF WEAKNESS IN WASHINGTON AND TINUED STEADY PRESSURE AND THE PO­ EDiTOR NEIL PHELPS-MuNSON INDICATIONS OF BACKING AWAY FROM DAN­ TENTIAL THREAT TO THE INDUSTRIAL ASST EDiTOR DORiS WALLiN GER INSTEAD, THEY SEE A POSSIBILITY NORTH WILL INDUCE NORTH VIET NAM TO STAFF- BETTY BULLA OF MEASURED EXTENSION OF THE WAR FROM RECOGNIZE THE ADVANTAGES OF A MUTUAL REBECCA LLEWELLYN SOUTH VIET NAM TO THE COMMUNIST NORTH CESSATION OF HOSTiLITIES THROUGH RUTH LONDON THERE ARE SIGNS OF CAUTIOUS SOUL­ NEGOTIATION. .THE DANGER IS THAT AUDREY STRATMANN SEARCHING IN THAT PORTION OF THE COM­ THE UNITED STATES MAY BE TEMPTED TO ~======~ MUNIST WORLD WHIC~ IS WARY OF MAINLAND ESCALATE THE WAR IF iTS POLICY DOES OFFiCiAL BULLETiN CHINA'S BLUEPRINT FOR AGGRESSIVE COM­ NOT WORK AT THE PROJECTED TEMPO DUTY OFFiCER FOR KWAJALEiN TEST SITE MUNIST EXPANSION BY FORCE OF ARMS "IT IS THIS DANGER OF ESCALATION DATE HOME PHONE THERE ARE SIGNS, TOO, OF FRIGHTENED THAT HAS BROUGHT THE PRESSURES ON 2 MAR 65 MAJ C F MEANS 2291 SECOND THOUGHTS AMONG THOSE IN ASIA THE JOHNSON ADMINISTRATION FROM WITH­ MAR 65 CAPT G S DOCKLER 2239 WHO HITCHED THEIR WAGONS TO THE ANTI­ IN THE UNITED STATES AS WELL AS A­ ~ MAR 65 MAJ M R THA YER 628 AMERICAN STAR. BROAD TO NEGOTIATE FROM THE PRESENT MAR 65 LT COL W J NELSON 646 THE CALCULATED RISK OF U S POLICY POSITION OF AMERICAN STRENGTH As ~ MAR 65 CAPT N C WI NEBARGER* 664 IS MORE OR LESS OBVIOUS, BUT THE A­ OF NOW, THE C~INESE DEMAND THAT THE MAR 65 CAPT R M BAKER* 2344 VOWED AMERICAN INTENTION TO PIN THE AMERICANS WITHDRAW, AND THE AMERI­ l MAR 65 LT COL M J SMALL 585 BLAME WHERE WASHINGTON SAYS IT BE­ CANS DEMAND THAT THE VIET CONG GUER­ *INDICATES WEEKENDS AND/OR HOLiDAYS LONGS--ON THE HANOI AND PEKING REGIMES RILLAS BE WITHDRAWN. THESE ARE EX­ DUTY OFFICER is KWAJALEIN TEST SITE --MAY HAVE SERIOUSLY WEAKENED PEKING'S TREME POSITIONS THAT CANNOT, OR WILL COMMANDING OFFICER'S REPRESENTATIVE ARGUMENT THAT THE UNITED STATES IS A NOT, BE FULFILLED BEFORE NEGOTIATION DURING OTHER THAN NORMAL DUTY HOURS. PAPER TIGER. THE TIGER IS READY TO THEY ARE SUBJECTS TO BE NEGOTIATED BITE "THERE WAS NO ViCTOR"" OR DEFEAT IN U S POLiCY WAS CAREFULLY SPELLED KOREA THE TYREAT OF A GREAT WAR JAPANESE EDijTORIAl~ST OUT IN THE PAST FEW DAYS WHiLE Moscow OVER VIET NAM CAN BE AVOIDED IF SUPPORTS WH~TE PAPER WAS PREPARING FOR AN INTERNATIONAL NEITHER VICTORY OR DEFEAT BECOMES TOKYO, MAR {AP}--A JAPANESE NEWS­ 2 COMMUNIST MEETING--NOW AN OBVIOUS INVOLVED--WHICH IS TO SAY, IF THERE PAPER SA!D THE U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT'S EMBARRASSMENT TO T~E KREMLIN THE IS NEUTRALIZATION UNDER SATISFACTORY WHITE PAPER ON VIET NAM CLEARLY JUSTI­ ADMINISTRATION'S WHITE PAPER ON VIET TERMS AND GUARANTEES II FIED A U.S STAND THAT PEACE FEELERS NAM ALSO COINCIDED WITH PREPARATIONS THE WASHINGTON POST ON iNDONESIA TO SETTLE T~E WAR IN SOUTH VIET NAM FOR A GATHERING OF COMMUNIST, LEFTIST "EVENTS OVER THE WEEKEND HAVE MADE CANNOT HOPE TO SUCCEED UNTIL COMMUNIST AND ANTI-AMERICAN ELEMENTS IN CAM­ MADE IT PERFECTLY CLEAR THAT THE So­ VIET NAM ENDS iTS INTERFERENCE IN THE BODIA CALLED GOVERNMENT OF INDONESIA IS SOUTHEAST ASIAN TROUBLESPOT THE KREMLIN ALREADY HAD ACTED LIKE UNABLE OR UNWILLING TO PROVIDE THE IN AN EDITORIAL, THE JAPAN TIMES AN ELEPHANT TRYING TO WALK ON EGGS DIPLOMATS OF THE UNITED STATES WITH SAID THE WhiTE Pt.,PER "GOES STRAIGHT WIT~ REGARD TO SOUTHEAST ASIA IT THE PROTECTION CIVILIZED STATES ARE TO THE POINT" iT ADDED "THE CLOSER HAD BEEN ACCUSING PEKING OF TOO DAN­ SUPPOSED TO AFFORD ACCREDITED REPRE­ CONSIDERATION WE GIVE TO THE AMERICAN GEROUSLY BELLIGERENT A POSTURE, OF SENTATIVES WHITE PAPER THE MORE WE FEEL CONVINCED BEING WilliNG TO SEE NUCLEAR WAR FOR "THERE HAVE BEEN SO MANY DEMON­ THAT T~E AMERICAN STANDPOINT THAT THE THE SAKE OF ADVANCING RED REVOLUTIONS, STRATIONS OF THIS DEFECT OF WILL OR NORTH VIEiNAMESE MUST WITHDRAW THEIR AND OF EMBRACING THE PHILOSOPHY THAT CAPACITY iN THE INDONESi~N GOVERNMENT INTERFERENCE WITH SOUTH ViET NAM BE­ REVOLUTION MUST RELY ON GUNS THAT T~ERE SEEMS LiTTLE OCCASION TO FORE ANY OF THE PRESENT PEACE FEELERS COMMUNIST LEADERS OF THE U S S R AWAIT THE DISCLOSURE THAT MAY BE MADE CAN HOPE TO SUCCEED, IS ENTIRELY JUST " AND FROM 18 OTHER NATIONS--MINUS THE BY ADDED AFFRONTS PROBABLY IT THE JAPAN TIMES SAID SOViET PREMIER CHINESE--ARE GATHERED IN Moscow WIT~ WOULD BE A MISTAKE TO DEAL WiTH THE KOSYGIN1S DESCRIPTION OF THE WHITE LITTLE TO TALK ABOUT, LITTLE TO DO INDONESIAN HOODLUM ISM BY COMPLETELY PAPER AS A BLACK BOOK WAS AN "UNCALLED Moscow AND iTS FOLLOWERS SEEM TO HOPE SEVERING DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS--AL­ FOR" STATEMENT, BUT, IT ADDED, "WHAT T~EY WON'T HAVE TO DO ANYTHING THEY THOUGH EVEN THAT ULTIMATELY MAY BE IS MOST NOTABLE IN MR KOSYGIN'S RE­ A~ERTED A SHOWDOWN ON THE CHINESE NECESSARY AT THE MOMENT IT WOULD MARKS IS HIS ACTION IN THUS CONDEMN- ISSUE BY CANCELING PLANS FOR A WORLD SEEM SUFFICIENT TO REMOVE THE AM­ A STATEMENT WHICH HE SAID HE HAS NOT MEETING BUT PROBABLY ACCOMPLISHED BASSADOR AND OUR NONESSEN'IAL IN­ READ THIS IS REVEALING OF THE WHOLE LITTLE STALLATIONS AS TARGETS OF THE GOVERN- COMMUNIST ATTITUDE--WHAT IS DONE IN PEKING PROPAGANDA REFLECTS SUSPICION MENT MOBS IT IS DIFFICULl TO BE- THE NAME OF COMMUNISM IS TO BE SUPPO~­ THAT Moscow CANNOT BE TRUSTED TO SHUN LIEVE THAT THE TYRANT WHO RULES THIS ED WHETHER IT HAS ANY MORAL JUSTIFICA­ AN ACCOMMODATION WITH WASHINGTON TO COUNTRY REFLECTS THE SENTIMENTS OF TION OR NOT'" AVERT A NUCLEAR WAR DANGER A PEOPLE WITH WHOM THIS COUNTRY HAS SHASTRI'S PEACE MOVES SOVIET AND EUROPEAN COMMUNISTS PROB­ SO MANY FRIENDLY TIES OF FRIENDSHIP WERE WELL RECEIVED ABLY DO NOT WANT TO PROVOKE THE CHIN­ IT CAN ONLY BE HOPED THAT THESE ESE INTO ACTIONS INTENDED TO FORCE FRIENDLY FEELINGS WILL BE RESTORED NEW DELHI, MAR 2 {AP)--PRIME MIN­ THE KREMLIN'S HAND, HENCE THE CAUTION ONE DAY" ISTER LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI REPORTED TO AT THE Moscow MEETING '------PARLIAMENT HE HAD RECEIVED "FAVORABLE THE U S STANCE MAY HAVE HAD AN SA~GON SHUFFLE REPLIES FROM FRIENDLY COUNTRIES" TO EFFECT ON THOSE IN SOUTHEAST ASIA WHO SAIGON, MAR 2 (AP)--THE VIETNAM­ HIS PROPOSAL TO END THE CONFLICT IN BET HEAVILY ON THE COMMUNIST HORSE ESE ARMED FORCES ARE NOW IN THE PRO­ VIET NAM IMMEDIATELY AND CONVENE A SOMEWHAT CURIOUS ARE THE ACTIVITIES CESS OF RESHUFFLING THE HIGH COMMAND GENEVA-TYPE CONFERENCE TO FIND A POL- OF CAMBODiA'S PRINCE SIHANOUK, WHO SINCE THE OUSTER OF LT GEN KHANH ITICAL SOLUTION HAD LOUDLY VOICED HIS ABHORRENCE OF TRAN VAN ("LITTLE") MINH IS NOW REPLYING IN A FIVE-DAV DEBATE ON AMER I CANS ACTING COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF. MINH HAS THE PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS, SHASTRI SAID EVIDENTLY TO THE ANNOYANCE OF THE BEEN REPLACED IN HIS OLD JOB AS CHIEF HE WOULD NOT LIKE TO NAME THE COUNT­ COMMUNISTS, SIHANOUK, HOSTING A "CON­ OF STAFF BY BRIG GEN PHAM VAN DONG RIES AND THE NATURE OF THEIR REPLIES FERE!I.ICE OF iNDOCHINESE PEOPLES" IN DONG'S FORMER JOB AS COMMANDER OF FOR THE TIME BEING, BUT HE SAID ALL CAMBODIA, URGED WITHDRAWAL OF BOTH THE SAIGON CAPITAL MILITARY DISTRICT HAD AGREED "IT WOULD BE WISE TO END COMMUNISTS AND AMERICANS FROM SOUTH WAS GIVEN TO BRIG GEN NGUYEN KHANG HOSTILITIES AND START A DIALOGUE" ViET NAM AND SUPERVISION BY AN IM­ I HE SAID INDiA WELCOMED MOVES BY JECTION TO THE FORMULA. PARTIAL COMMISSION SOME COUNTRIES TO BRING MALAYSIA AND THIS SUBTLE CHANGE OF ATTITUDE IS THE COMMUNISTS OPPOSE THIS THEY INDONESIA TO THE CONFERENCE TABLE AND UNL I KEL Y TO PLEASE THE CH! NESE IN SAY THEY NEVER INTERFERED IN SOUTH HOPED AN AMICABLE SETTLEMENT WOULD BE THIS ATTITUDE THERE IS A TRACE OF A VIET NAM SIHANOUK IRRITATES THEM REACHED IN THAT SITUATION BOW TOWARD THE AMERICANS, AS IF ALL THE MORE BY SAYING IF THEY DID NOT SHASTRI ALSO ADDED THAT CHINA IS A­ AT ONCE SIHANOUK HAD A GOODLY DOSE INTERFERE, THEY SHOULD HAVE NO OB- BOUT TO EXPLODE A SECOND ATOM BOMB BUT OF FRIGHT ABOUT WHAT MIGHT HAPPEN IN INDIA WILL NOT ENTER THAT BOMB RACE (CONTINUED IN ADJACENT COLUMN) INDOCHINA AND SOUTHEAST ASIA PAG HOURGLASS TUESDAY 2 MARCH I

Around KWAJALEIN HOSPITAL STAFF HAS BUSY N~GHT THE STAFf OF THE KWAJALEIN HOSPITAL IS CERTAINLY ONE GROUP WHO ARE UN­ ABLE TO MAINTAIN A ROUTINE WORK SCHE­ DULE THIS FACT WAS EMPHASIZED EARLY SUNDAY WHEN THE P~ONE RANG AT 1.30 AM REQUESTING ~N AMBULANCE TO PiCK UP TWO MEN SERIOUSLY INJURED BY A CAR OCEAN GOING OUTRIGGER THE SERIES OF EVENTS WHICH TOOK LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, WILL BE LAUNCHED SOON PLACE FROM THAT MOMENT ON ILLUSTRATED YOUR ATTENTION IF YOU THE OUTRIGGER CANOE, ALONG WITH THE VERY WELL THE EFFICIENCY AND RESPON­ PLEASE' MACY'S IS MODEL-T FORD AND THE OPEN COCKPIT AIR­ SIVENESS OF THE MEMBERS Of THE HOSPI­ PLEASID TO ANNOUNCE PLANE, IS FAST BECOMING OBSOLETE AS TAL STAFF. THAT A NEW SHIPMENT CIVILIZATION HURTLES DOWN ITS TECHNO­ LATER THAT SAME NIGHT THE PHONE RANG OF BLACK D,AMOND LOGICAL PATH AGAIN REQUESTING AN AMBULANCE FOR A JEWELRY IS NOW ON THE KWAJALEIN OUTRIGGER CLUB IS MAN WHO HAD FALLEN DOWN A FLIGHT OF DISPLAY. KEENLY AWARE OF THE EFFECTS OF PRO­ STAIRS AND BEEN SERIOUSLY INJU~ED HEMATITE, AS THESE GEMS ARE PROPER­ GRESS ON THE OUTRIGGER CANOE AND, IN IMMEDIATELY THE MEDICAL OFFiCER ON lY KNOWN, WAS FIRST DISCOVERED IN THE AN EFFORT TO PRESERVE SUCH AN INTER­ DUTY WAS ALERTED AND THE X-RAY TECH­ ALASKAN AREA WHEN A RUSSiAN TRADING ESTING AND COLORFUL PART OF THE MICRO­ NICIAN AND ADDITIONAL CORPSMEN WERE VESSEL ARRIVED CARRYiNG A FEW OF THE NESIAN CULTURE, THEY HAVE ACQUIRED AN SUMMONED TO THE HOSPITAL TO COPE WITH SPARKLING STONES IN THE FORM OF ~FUNNY OCEAN GOING OUTRIGGER, ARE PUTTING IT THIS EMERGENCY OF THE THREE PATIENTS BLUE BEADS." BECAUSE OF THEIR SPARK­ IN SEAWORTHY CONDITION AND PLAN TO TWO WERE IN CRITICAL CONDITION WITH LING BEAUTY IN THE SOFT CANDLE LIGHT, LAUNCH IT IN THE NEAR FUTURE FRACTURED SKULLS AND THE THIRD WAS SOMEONE REMARKED THAT THEY SHONE LIKE THIS OUTRIGGER WilL BE A REPRESENTA­ SERIOUSLY INJURED "BLACK DIAMONDS," THUS THE NAME RE­ TIVE OPERATING MODEL OF A UNIQUE DE­ THROUGH THE N!GHT STAFF PERSONNEL MAINED VELOPMENT OF THE PEOPLE OF THIS AREA WORKED ON THESE PATIENTS UNTil, AT A CERTAIN LORD BARANOFF HAD SOME IT WILL BE MANNED BY THOSE WHO HAVE NOON, THE DECISION WAS MADE TO AIR OF THE STONES SET IN RINGS AND PEN­ ACQUIRED THE SPECIALIZED KNOWLEDGE RE­ EVACUATE THE TWO CRITICAL PATIENTS, DANTS AND SENT THE JEWELRY TO THE QUIRED TO SAil THESE BOATS AND WHO ARE (CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR) FAMILY OF CZAR ALEXANDER I AS TOKENS DESIROUS OF KEEPING THIS KNOWLEDGE OF FRIENDSHIP FROM THE SUBJECTS OF ALIVE AND PASSING IT ON TO OTHERS THE YOUNGER ALASKA HEMATITE IS FOUND IN ALASKA WITH THE IMMINENT LAUNCHING OF THE SET AND OTHER IRON ORE AREAS Of THE WORLD OUTRIGGER, THE CLUB NOW NEEDS A NAME THINGS HAVE REALLY BEEN POPPING THiS WE ARE FORTUNATE IN BEING ABLE TO FOR IT FOLLOWING MARSHALLESE CUSTOM, WEEKEND, FROM A BIRTHDAY PARTY fOR OFFER YOU THESE UNUSUAL PIECES OF JEW­ THE CLUB HOPES THE PEOPLE OF KWAJALEIN DOT STUDABAKER TO ONE FOR TONY VARGAS, ELRY AS AT CONSIDERABLE SAVING OVER WILL HELP THEM CHOOSE A FITTING NAME WITH TEEN CLUB DANCES IN BETWEEN WHAT YOU WOULD PAY ON THE MAINLAND WHICH WILL BE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE DOT'S PARTY STARTED AT 3 30 FRIDAY THERE ARE GIFTS FOR EVERYONE, RINGS, MARSHALLESE TRADITIONS THE CLUB IS AND WAS COMPLETE WITH A THREE-LAYER EARRINGS, PENDANTS AND TIE TACS, AND, ENDEAVORING TO PRESERVE. CAKE (BAKED BY HER MOM), MUSIC AND OF COURSE, THEY ARE DUTY FREE EVERYONE IN THE COMMUNITY IS URGED fOOD (WHICH IS NOTHING COMPARED TO IF YOU HAVE NOT SEEN OUR BLACK DIA­ TO TAKE PART IN THE NAMING OF THIS WHAT WAS GOING ON OUT AT THE FLOAT, MOND JEWELRY COME AND LOOK. I AM VESSEL BY ALLING ANY ONE OF THE FOLl OR THE SKI-DOCK, OR WHATEVER YOU CALL SURE YOU WILL FIND A GIFT FOR SOME­ ING MEMBERS DURING WORKING HOURS WITH iT). HAPPY BIRTHDAY, SWEET SIXTEEN ONE, OR SIMPLY TREAT YOURSELF. THEIR ~UGGESTIONS: JAMES THEDE, 9-452, AND ALL THAT NEXT WEEK If SOMETHING FOR THE BOYS" ROBERT HODGDON, 771. RALPH GIRDNER, THE VICTORY DANCE AT THE TEEN CLUB REMEMBER, MACY'S WILL BE OPEN TO­ 9230 FRIDAY WAS A SWINGING AFFAIR, AT NIGHT UNTIL 8 PM THE PERSON CONTRIBUTING THE NAME JUD LEAST FIFTY TEENS WERE THERE GIVING VANCE SHElHORSE GED MOST APPROPRIATE BY THE COMMITTEE THE MUSIC A WORKOUT SATURDAY NIGHT ED NOTE THIS COLUMN WilL APPEAR WILL BE REWA~DED WITH A STANDING INVI­ ALSO SAW A GOOD TURNOUT AS A MOVIE WAS REGULARLY IN MONDAY ISSUES OF THE TATION TO SAIL ABOARD HER AND WILL BE SHOWN (FATHER GOOSE, WHO ALMOST WAS HOURGLASS. GIVEN AN HONORARY MEMBERSHIP IN THE A DEAD GOOSE WHEN A JAPANESE DESTROYER KWAJALEIN OUTRIGGER CLUB. BLEW HIS CRUISER OUT OF THE WATER SOCCER FORTUNATELY, HE SURVIVED TO FINISH THE SUNDAY'S SOCCER CONTEST WAS THE MOST MOVIE) ACTION-FILLED TO DATE THE FINAL (CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR) SCORE WAS MATADORS 9, VIKINGS 6, AND AT A POINT A GOAL THIS MEANS LOTS OF WORD HAS BEEN RECEIVED HERE THAT AS FOOTWORK. OF NOON TODAY THE CONDITION OF M/SGT. AFTER THE ADULTS' GAME THE RED AND WEBER IS IMPROVING THE MEDICAL EX- BROWN TEAMS OF THE JUNIOR LEAGUE HAD A PERTS AT TRIPLER HOSPITAL IN HONOLULU FAST GAME ON THE RAIN WET FIELD THE FEEL HE IS COMING ALONG NICELY. AT FINAL OUTCOME WAS A TIE. THIS TIME iT is PLANNED TO MOVE HIM TO BOTH ADULTS AND JUNIOR LEAGUE WILL WILLIAM BEAUMONT HOSPITAL IN THE STAT~ BE OUT AGAIN ON THURSDAY AT 4°30 PM. IN ABOUT THREE WEEKS IF HE CONTINUES COME OUT TO TRY THE SPORT, OR WATCH TO IMPROVE IT IS ALSO REPORTED THAT DONALD ABE THE COMMUNITY BAND MEETING, SCHEDULE IS CONTINUING TO IMPROVE. FOR TONIGHT,HAS BEEN CANCELLED. PAGE 4 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 2 MARCH 1965

SPAN~SH RiOTS SQUELCHED ~JOHNSON W~NN~NG SUPPORT WALL STREET TODAY ~~ADR '0, MAR 2 (AP) --SPAN I SH POL ICE OF CONGRESS ON V~ET NAM THE STOCK MARKET CLOSE~ J~RiGULARlY SQUELCHED A PLANNED DEMONSTRATION OF MAR 2 {AP)--PRESIDENT WAS~!NGTON, HIGHER TUESDAY TRADING QAs FAIRLY UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN DOWNTOWN MADRID JOHNSON'S WHITE HOUSE BRIEFINGS OF ACTIVE TODAY BUT SUPPORT FOR T~E DISSIDENT CONGRESSIONAL MEMBERS APPEAR TO BE EASTERN AIR LINES WAS A STRONG FEAT­ YOUT~S SPREAD TO OTHER EDUCATIONAL PAYING OfF' IN INCREASED VOCAL SUPPORT URE, RISING NEARLY 4 Du PONT SLIPPED CENTERS IN SPAIN FOR HIS COURSE IN SOUTH VIET NAM A DIRECTORATE OF SECURITY BAN ON A $2 AND EASTMAN KODAK WAS DOWN MORE iN A THREE-HOuR SENATE DEBATE WHICH THAN A DOLLAR. STUDENT MARCH ON THE MINISTRY OF EDUC­ DREW 13 SENATORS INTO THE FRAY MONDAY, ATION WAS RIGIDLY ENFORCED BY ARMED GOLD MINING SHARES AND OTHER NON­ JO~NSON GOT BACKING OF ONE KIND OR AN­ FERROUS METALS WERE AHEAD PRETTY WELL POLICE OTHER FROM 10--sIX DEMOCRATS AND FOUR THE GOLDS WERE STIMULATED BY REPORTS WHILE THE POLICE PUT DOWN THE DIS­ RE.PUBLICANS. OF SHRINKAGE IN U.S GOLD HOLDINGS TURBANCE IN MADRID, UNIVERSITY~ STU­ HIS POLICIES WERE CRITICIZED BY TWO, DENTS IN OTHER CITIES, INCLUDING BAR­ AND FURTHER CONCERN ABOUT THE NATION'S SENATORS WAYNE MORSE, (DEM-ORE), AND BALANCE OF PAYMENTS IN FOREIGN TRADE CELONA, GRANADA, SEVillA AND SALAMAN­ ERNEST GRUEN lNG, (DEM-ALASKA) SEN­ CA, DEMONSTRATED OR WENT ON STRIKE IN AUTOS WERE MIXED DESPITE PLANS THIS ATOR STUART SYMINGTON, (DEM-Mo), MAIN­ MONTH FOR THE lARGEST PRODUCTION IN SUPPORT OF THEIR MADRID COLLEAGUES TAINED A NEUTRAL POSITION THE INDUSTRY'S HISTORY THE EFFECTIVE POLICE ACTION LEFT MORSE AND GRUENING WERE READYING ACTIVITY IN lOWER AND MEDIUM-PRICED STILL UNSOLVED PROBLEMS AT MADRID FRESH CRITICISMS TODAY OF' WHAT THEY UNIVERSITY WHERE TWO MAJOR SCHOOLS, ISSUES REFLECTED GREATER PUBLIC PARTI­ HAVE CALLED AGGRESSIVE AMERICAN POLI­ CIPATION, BROKERS SAID PHilOSOPHY AND LETTERS AND MEDICINE, CIES IN THE CONFl~CT WITH THE COMMUN­ THE ADVANCE WAS IRREGULAR OF 1,368 WERE CLOSED LAST WEEK BECAUSE OF THE IST VIET CONG ISSUES TRADED, 590 ROSE AND 520 FEll ACTIVITIES OF DISSiDENT STUDENTS SEEK­ BOTH DENOUNCED THE U S STATE DE­ THE DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE ROSE ING REFORMS IN THE SC~OOL AND IN THE PARTMENT'S W~ITE PAPER ON ViET NAM. SPANISH SYSTEM OF STUDENT REPRESENT­ 2 15 TO 901 91 MORSE SAID IT WAS A "SWISS CHEESE" BE­ DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES, TUESDAY ATION CAUSE IT WAS SO F'UlL OF HOLES AND HE CLOSINGS MOST SCHOOLS AT THE UNIVERSITY WERE PROMISED SECTION-BY-SECTION ATTACKS ON 30 INDUSTRIAlS---901.91 UP 2 15 CLOSED TUESDAY IN CELEBRATION OF THE iT "DAY OF THE UNIVERSITY STUDENT" 20 RAILS ---21 I 56 UP 0 23 THERE WAS EVIDENCE T~AT A STRONG 15 UTiliTIES ---161 92 Up 0 13 GROUP OF MEMBERS WHO TH!NK JOHNSON IS (CONTINUED FROM 65 STOCKS ---~16 08 UP 0 57 PURSUING FUNDA~ENTAlLY THE RIGHT KIND RAIDS PAGE ONE) AT&T 66 3/4 DAC 39 RCA 33 OF COURSE IN VIET NAM WOULD BE ON HAND THE STRIKES OR OTHER MISSIONS TO DEFEND HiS STRATEGY ONE OF THE VIETNAMESE PilOTS SAID, PAT NEAL ST!LL CRITICAL THE VIETNAMESE PLANES FLEW INTO NORTH PEGASOS TO HAVANA HOLLYWOOD, MAR 2 (AP)--AcTRESS PATRICIA NEAL REMAINED iN CRITICAL VIET NAM AT 2,500 FEET AND THEN DROP­ MIAMI, MAR. 2 (AP)--~EW SPANISH IM­ PED TO 1,000 FEET OVER QUANG KHE TO CONDITION TODAY, 13 DAYS AFTER SHE PORTED BUSES WERE DUE IN CUBA TODAY TO SUFFERED TWO STROKES FOLLOWED BY DROP THEIR BOMBS HELP IMPROVE HAVANA'S TRAFfiC ARTERIES. HE SAID THE BOMBERS HIT PORT BUILD­ BRAIN SURGERY THE BUSES, MADE BY THE SPANISH GOV­ THE 39-YEAR-OLD ACADEMY AWARD WIN­ INGS BUT DID NOT ATTEMP TO DESTROY ERNMENT-BACKED PEGASO CAR AND TRUCK TORPEDO BOATS IN QUANG KHE HARBOR. NER HAS REMAINED UNCONSCIOUS SINCE COMPANY, ARE AMO~G 100 BOUGHT BY FIDEL THE PilOT REPO~TED ANTIAIRCRAFT FIRE SHE WAS STRICKEN FEB. 17 CASTRO TO ~ANDlE THE CAPjTAL'S WORKER WAS RELATIVELY LIGHT ONE SOURCE SAID HER CONDITION "MAY GO TRANSPOR~AlI0N PROBLEM ON LIKE THIS FOR WEEKS No ONE KNOWS THE JOiNT ANNOUNCEMENT SAiD "CON­ TWENTY-THREE PfGASOS WHiCY ARRiVED CLUSIVE NEW EViDENCE" OF' HANOI IS AG­ OF COURSE " EARLIER ARE ALREADY PLOWING THROUGH GRESSION WAS REVEALED BY THE DISCOVERY MiSS NEAL is IN THE UCLA MEDICAL HAVANA TRAF'FIC THEIR DRiVERS, AND CENTER, W~ERE SHE WAS TAKEN WHEN SHE FEB 16 OF AN ARMED OCEA~-GOING NORTH THOSE WHO OPERPTE THE NfW BUSES,HAVE BECAME ILL AT ~OME AFTER COMPLETING VIETNAMESE VESSrL iN VUNG Ro BAY T~AT BEEN WARNED THAT ANv DAMAGE THEY iNCUR CARRIED LARGE QUANTITIES OF WEAPONS HER FIRST BIG SCENE IN A NEW MGM FILM WILL COME OUT o~ THEIR PAY HER HUSBAND, BRIT ISH MYSTERY WRITER INCLUDING RiFLES, MACHINEGUNS, MORTAR BEFORE THE UNITED STATES BROKE WITH TH4N ROALD DAHL, HAS REMAINED NEAR HER SHELLS AND MORE ONE MtlLION RDS CASTRO, ALMOST 100 PERCE~T Of CUBA1S S I DE CONSTA.NTl Y OF AMMUNITiON MOTOR VEHICLES, TIRES AND PARTS WAS THE DISCOVERY CONFIRMED THAT NORTH AMERICA"l-MADE. VIET NAM IS ENGAGED IN A MAJOR OPER­ WITH THAT SuPPLY cur OFF BY A TRADE (CONTINuED FROM ATION OF SENDING ARMS INTO SOUTH VIET EMBARGO, CUBA HAD TO TURN TO EUROPEAN KHANH PAGE ONE) NAM BY SEA AS WELL AS BY LA~D INDUSTRV TO KEEP THE REVOLUTION ROLL­ HE CITED THE MANY INCIDENTS IN THE ING PAST FIVE YEARS THAT HAVE BEE~ DIS­ (CONTINUED FROM CLOSED AND HE CHARGED THAT THESE RE­ HOSPITAL PAGE THREE) (CONT FROM VEALED THE "AUTHORS OF THE UNDECLARED SGT ANDREW WEBER AND MR DONALD ABE, YOUNGER SET PAGE THREE) INVASION" OF HIS COUNTRY TO NEUROSURGEONS AT TRIPLER HOSPITAL LATER ON, TEENS REALLY WENT TO WORK lilT IS REALLY A NEW FORM OF IN­ IN HONOLULU A RADIO-PHONE CALL WAS ON THAT JUKE-BOX, INCLUDING DAVE DOLES, VASION," KHANH WARNED, I'WHICH ITS MADE INFORMING TRIPLER OF THE EMER­ WHO HAS A BROKEN LEG AUTHORS HAVE CYNICALLY CALLED A llB­ GENCY AND WITH THE COOPERATiON OF THE To fiNISH OFF THE WEE~END WITH A ERAT ION " ARMY COMMAND HEPE ARRANGEMENTS WERE BLAST, TONY VARGAS CELEBRATED HiS BI~­ "IT IS A PLAN LEADING TO THE DOM­ COMPLETED TO FLY THE TWO PATIENTS OUT DAY WITH TEENS, MUSIC AND FOOD AT THE INATION OF THE WHOLE WORLD BY TOTALI­ OF KWAJ ABOARD THE PMR WILLY VICTOR COUNTDOWN CLUB TARIANISM TO T~E TOTAL DISREGARD OF PLANE WHICH WAS ALREADY HERE. By T~E WAY, THE SERPENTS PLAY TONIGHT HUMAN DIGNITY," HE SAID THE PRESSURIZED WilLY VICTOR PLANE, AND THE ODDS ARE ON THEM TO MAKE IT TWO As INTERVIEWERS TRIED TO ASK QUEST­ WHICH WAS HERE AS PART OF NIKE-X PRO­ STRAIGHT THE TEACHERS NEARLY OUTNUM­ IONS, THE AMBASSADOR APOLOGiZED THAT JECT OPERAT~ONS, WAS PILOTED BY CMDR BERED THE STUDENTS AT THE LAST GAME HE COULD NOT TALK MUCH LONGER BUT MtLES ON THE TRIP TO HONOLULU PMR LET's CHANGE T~E FIGURES AND GIVE THE WOULD HAVE "A RENDEZVOUS" WITH NEWS­ MADE ARRANGEMENTS FOR SWITCHING AIR­ TEAM SCHOOL SUPPORT REMEMBER, THEY MEN ANOTHER TIME CRAFT AND LT CMDR VANKE lEFT HONO­ WON LAST TIME ASKED IF' HE WOULD ASK FOR A MEET­ LULU FOR KWAJALEIN THIS MORNING WITH DON'T LOOK NOW, BUT THE JUNIORS ARE ING OF' THE UNITED NATIONS SECURITY A REPLACEMENT PLANE PUTT! NG ON A PLA Y IT'S A VERY OLD COUNCIL, KHANH CONSIDERED THE QUEST­ IN RECORD T~ME, WITH SPEED AND UT­ PLAY WRITTEN A i ~NG TIME AGO BY THE ION A MOMENT, THEN INDICATED NGUYEN MOST EFFICIENCY, THE HOSPITAL STAFF GREAT GENTLEMAN (NOW DECEASED) NAMED PHU DUc, SOUTH VIETNAMESE U N OB­ PREPARED THE PATIENTS FOR FLIGHT AND WILLIAM S~AKESPEARE GOES BY THE NAME SERVER WITH THE RANK OF AMBASSADOR, ASSEMBLED ALL NECESSARY MEDICATiON THE COMEDY OF ERRORS THE PLAY IS AND SAID THAT WAS A QUESTION THAT MUST AND EQUIPMENT WHiCH MEDICAL OFFICERS FiLLED WIT~ ALL SO~TS OF COOL LINES, BE PUT TO THE U N AMBASSADOR AND CORPSMEN WOULD NEED ENRO'JTE AT LIKE. ItPROCEED, SOLINUS, TO PROCURE MY KHANH WAS ASKED HOW LONG HE WOULD THE SAME TIME, MESSAGES WERE SENT BY FALL, AND BY T~E DOO~ OF DEATH END REMA I N I N 'THE UN I TEO STATES THE HOSPITAL ADMiNISTRATOR ALERTING WOES AND ALL" IT'S A VERY HUMOROUS "As LONG AS IT IS NECESSARY TO DE­ THE MEDICAL AIR EVAC SQUADRON AT PLAY ABOUT TWO SETS OF TWINS (YOU FEND OUR COUNTRY," HE REPLIED HICKAM TO MEET THE PLANE ON ARRIVAL CAN fiND OUT FOR YOURSELF BY ATTENDING MAYBE SOME MODERN MARRIAGES WOULD WITH THE TAKE-OFF OF THE PLANE, THE THE PERFORMANCES) THE PLAY IS DIR- lAST LONGER IF THE KIDS DIDN'T GET HOSPITAL STAFF RETURNED TO THEIR WORK, ECTED BY MR RAYMOND !T SOUNDS liKE THE WEDDING PRESENTS UNTIL THfY CELE­ CARING FOR THE OTHER PATIENTS AS IF A WINNER SEE IT IF YOU CAN BRATED THEIR FIRST ANNIVERSARY THE HAPPENINGS OF THE LAST 12 HOURS THE YOUNGER SET WERE JUST ANOTHER INCIDENT IN THEIR DAILY ROUTINE OF TREATiNG PATIENTS. THE WATER SITUATION !S STILL ORANGE' DON'T BE A LITTER-BUG HOUF-GLASS TUESDAY 2 MARCH I 6 BRADLEY~ RUSSEll TOP CHOICES OF COLLEGE CAGE ALL-AMERICANS 5 ort SECTION NEW YOR~, MARCH 2 (AP)-Bill BRADLEY OF PRINCETON, A REPEATER FROM 1964, AND CAZZIE RUSSELL Of MICHIGAN DO~!~E THE 1965 COLLEGE BASKETBALL ALL-AMERICA ANNOUNCED TODAY BY THE ASSOC!ATED PRE~S WORLD SKATERSQ MEET THEY FINISHED ONE, TWO iN THE VOTING BY 216 SPORTS WR!TER~ AND BROADCASTERS AT COLORADO SPR~NGS NAMED TO THE FIRST TEAM WiTH THEM WERE RiCK BARRY OF THE UNIVERSiTY OF CO_OR~DO SFR!~G5J MARC~ 2 (AP)- THE MiAM~, FLORIDA, GAil GOODRICH OF UClAv s DEFENDiNG NATIONAL CH~MPiONS, FRED 1965 WORLD FiGLRE SKAlnN~ CHA~PiON­ rl~TZtL Of DAVIDSON AND THE LATE WAYNE ESTES Of UTAH STATE SHiPS w~lL OPE~ AT BROADMOOR WORLD ESTES, WHO MET A TqAG!C ACCIDE~TAL DEATH ON FEB 8 ONLY A fEW HOURS AFTER ARENA 'ODAY y w~T~ COMPULSORY qOU~DS SCORING 48 POINTS AGAINST DENVER, IS SCHEDULED iN WOMEN~S SiNGLES, ICE THE fiRST PLAYER TO BE NAMED AN ALL­ ~tC HA lLENGER n DA.NCE AND P/I, i R5 AMERICAN POSTHUMOUSLY t~!CAGO, iLL, MARCH 2 (AP)-DoNALD FAVORED TO TAKE AN EARLY LEAD iN DAVE STALLWORTH OF WICHiTA, A 1964 R GRAY, 19, ChARGED W!TH DiSORDERLY WOMENBS SCHOOL f ijGJRE3 WAS 21-VEAR ALL-AMERICA WHO PLAYED ONLY HALF THE CONDuCT AFTER HE ALLEGEDLY ATTEMPTED OLD EJ~OPE~N (HA~~ION REG~NE HEiTZER SEASON BECAUSE HE GRADUATED AT THE TO ATT~CK CASSiUS CLAY, T~E WORLD OF AUSTR!A ~~55 HE~ TZER MOST SERIOUS END OF JANUARY, HEADS A SECOND TEAM HEAVYWf.IGHT BOX~NG C~AMPiON, SUNDAY CHALLENGE WAS EX~ECTED ~QOM CANADAiS THAT INCLUDES CLYDE LEE OF VA~DERBILT, NiGHT ~N A BOWLING ALLEY, WAS PLACED 18 YEAR-OLD PET~A BJRKA, ONE OF THE BILL BUNliN Of MICHIGAN, DAVE SCHELL­ Y[S1ERDAf UNDER COU~l SUPERV!S!ON FOR MEET~S OUTSTANDJNG WOMEN FREE SKATERS HASE OF PURDUE AND SKIP THOREN Of ILL- Y SIX MONTHS A COLORADO 5PR.NGS QijRL J j7- EAR-OlD INOIS "MAN 11M NOT THAT BRAVE, If GR~V, C~PiSTJNE H.'GLEqj ALO~G W!T~ ENGLAND J COMPLETING THE ALL-AMERICA SQUAD AS 5 FEET AND 145 POUNDS, TOLD JUDGE SALLy-ANNE STAD~rM~N, 20, wERE ALSO 4 A THIRD TEAM APE B~LL CUNNINGHAM OF HA~~Y Go COMERFORD HIGHLY R[GAPDE,) til'" """r FiELD Of 19 NORTH CAROL~N~, Ao W. DAViS OF TENNES­ GRAY dA!D HE ~AD NO INTENTION OF ENTRAi'lTSo SEE, KEITH ERICKSON o~ UCLA, JOHN Au­ A1TACKiNG CLAY HE SAiD HE WAS WALK­ EVA ROMA~OV~ p~D P~~E~ RO~~NJ THREE~ STIN OF BOSTON COLLEGE AND JiM WALKER !NG PAST THE CH~MPiON W~EN A POLICE­ TIME ~ORLD C~AM~tON3 FPO~ CZECHOSLOVA Of' PROViDENCEo MAN ASS!GNED ~O GUARD C~AY SEIZED HIM IW, W!LL GO A~T[~ A~O'~fR iCE JANCE AND ?~ACED HIM uNDER ARREST TITLE STA~T'~G TJN G~T THE PA"R~ rVF~r w ~l SEE ANOTHER ADE~AIDE, MARCH 2 {A~)-aRI'~SH THE OBSERVER APPEAR~NCE B' J~VMP!r ~Oj 0 ~EC~_ISTS SPEED ACE DONALD CAMFBELl ~A3 BEEN BY PAT lAN!AS BELOUSOV~ ~ND Ol~G PROTOPOPOV M~3~ NOTif!ED BY T~E INTERNATiONAL UN~ON BELOUSOVA .\I\)D He' fJ-\PP~E,R !-lAvE. fJNiSH­ o~ MOTORBOATS THAT H~S 276 34 MILES H!GH SCHOOL BOPS JOMAKAJ ED SECOND '~E ;AST TH~EE VEARS PER hOUR RECORD SET ON LAKE DLMBELYUM, UNDEFEATED HiGH SCHOOL REELED OFf' NiN[T~-FI~( S~ATER3 F~OM 13 NATiONS WESTERN AU~TRALiA, LASl DEC. 31 HAS !T"S 3RD STRA!GHT SPECIAL SERViCES CL~ t.RE ENTEQED H\J ~~r CCMPE, ..... ,' f'iON AT Tf-iE BEE~ RATI'IED, CAMPBEll~S AUSTRA~!AN fie" BASKETBALL VICTORY LAST NIGHT BY BROADMO(IR \"/01<1. D A. If EN l 0 ~pNAGEP GRAHAM FERRETT SAJD TODAY TURN!NG BACK JOMAKAJ 30-24 UNDER THE ARCS OF DAllY COURTo T~E SERPEN1S NOW DAWN FRASER VOWS TO FIGHT HOLD AN UNBLEMiSHED 3-0 RECORD WHILE ~~E P!O~EERS SUFrERED T~E!R f!RST LOSS EXPULSION FROM SWIM UNION AGAINST ONE WiN. THE RED-HOT SERPENTS lUMPED OfF TO S'tDNE. Y 9 AU::;'1R4'_rP9 ••,vlARI,.,H c:.~ (A~)~~~[r "' E.v~urAr '-~, ~'ON OF FOUR GI~LS ~ROM AUS~qAL~AN AN 8-6 LEAD iN THE FBRST Q0AR·[R AND 3W~MM~NG u~rON- ~ Fr~[(T! A B_N ON ~l~ AM Tl0R C1MPETi TiON--BR00GHT BITTER HELD A ~6~!O ADVANTAGE AT ~~lE~MrSSION TEARS FQOM A I J T' _IL l.,/li\,~Gn::; BuT O~:"'\I' :s-rONY S~~Ei\i:EJ 4T F1PST, FROM VETEqAN Dt>wN rRAS[p, OI\I~ ').':' T-L w').,~['13 BES, TIME T~E SCHOlA~5 ~GNG ON ~ND STilL LED, 26-~4 iN THE Th,QD QUPPT£R ,THEN M''''''-u '-' ~ ~ ,"<...n"_.,, >.') 'M"",\,-R•.J'~ - O' \'00:;> 0 y~P1C GOLD MED~lS Af\!D HOl:)CR O~ DOZEN;, IV!O.F WIThSTOOD A HEA~T STOFPINC RA~lY IN REC0RD3. wA~ n~~DED f~l ~r'~~E~l JOLT--IO YEARS THERE!~ NO ~PPEl~ ISS THE ~OURTH AND FiNAL QUA~TER AS lHE rpASEq~ W~9 ~A~ QrC£\TLY MAR~!lD, IS 27 so T~E ACTION APPAREi'lTLv ENCS HrR PIONEERS ourSCO~ED THE SCHOLARS 10-4 COMprTil~~f C4~EER TOM CO~AN LED THE SERPENTS'ATTACK THE OT~ER C!~~S EX~E~lED wERE l!ND~ MCG~LL, 20, BANNED FOR FOUR YEARS, MISS AND TOOK THE IND~V!DUAl SCORING HONORS DUNCAI\! AN:;J S- f, 'R-OLD MARLENE DAv'1'4.N~ THREE YEARS EACH All WERE MEMBERS -OR THE NiG~T WyTH ~4 POiNTS ON ~!X Of AuSTRAl!A~S OLY~P!~ TEAM FfELD GOALS AND A PAIR OF C~ARiTY TOSS- THE ACTION WAS AN~OUNCED IN YOBART, COLLEGE GAGE ROUNDUP ES IT WAS IN THE TH~RD QUARTER THAT TASMAN!4 YESTERDAY A~TER THE ASU HAD COHAN PUT THE SCHOLARS TO STAY FO~ NEW YO~K~ MaRCrl 2 (AP)-VA~DERBILT CONS!DERED A REPOqT BY BILL SLADE, WON A CONFEREN:E CHA~P!0~5H~P AND GOOD WiTH HIS SMOOTH FLOOR WORK AND AC­ MANAGER O~ AUSTRAllAiS SWiMMING TEAM CURATE SHOOTiNG. JEFf GURNEE AND BILL NOTRE D~ME (ARNED 4 PlAYOF~ POSiTION MN THE 1964 OLYMPIC GAMES, CITING THEM AS A RESDlT OF T~r COl~EGE B~S~ETBAL_ ADDV ALSO CAME UP WIT~ APQODUCTIVE FOR ALLEGED MISBEHAvIOR iN TOKYO GAMES LAS T 1\, [ G.... ~ NIGHT AS THEY SUPPLiED A STEADY ONE­ DOCTOq DON DOwLJNG~ UN~ON PRESIDENT, VANDERBll T BEAT AUAUPN 79-64 TO WIN TWO PUNCH FOR THE SCHOLARS WITh 6 AND DECL~NtD TO GiVE SPEC~fir REASONS fOR THE SOUT~EASTERN CONFERENCE T!TLE 5 POINTS RESPECTiVf.LY T~£ EXPULSIONS, BUT SAiC THE ACT!ON NOTRE DAMf ~JLL ?_AY !N T~E ~AT~ONA~ GRINO ROD~LLAS LED THE PIONEERS WITH O~ T~E GiRLS IN M4RCH!NG IN THE GAMES COLLEGI~TE AT~llTiC CO~FERENCE P~A~­ 8 DIGITS WARREN SMITH fOLLOWED WITH PEN~NG CEREMONY AGAiNST ~NSTRUCT~ONS 6 HIRATA AND BOBBY PABRO OFFS BEC~0~E or 11S 92-74 V!CTORY OVER was ONE OF THE REASONS WH~LE EDD~E CREiGHTON EACH TALLIED 4 MbS3 ~RASER WON THE OLYMPIC GOLD IN OTHER ~A lO~ GA~r~, ~LORiDA BEQT ~EDAL IN THE !OO~ME;ER fREESTvLE iN TENNESSEE 58-56, WPC~ITADEFEATED KWAJAlEIN ACCEPTS ENiWETOK CHALLENGE T~REE OLYMFIC3, 1956, 1960 AND j964, TULS~ 59-48, O~l4~OMA BE~1 KA~SAS KW~JAlEiN HAS ACCEPTED A FAST PITCH O~CE SWA~ ON A W~NN1NG OlV~P!C RELAY SlA1E 69-60 ~~D Nc~ YOQ~ UN!VERS~TY SOfTBALL GAME AGAiNST ENIWETOK THIS TEA~, AI\!D IS P~OBABLY THE WORLD"S BE~l WAGN(~ 79~68 WAS PLANNED TWO MONT~S AGO AND FINALLY BEST ~NOWN wOMAN SWiMMER [N~WETOK WILL BE HERE o~ APRil !I WHICH DftWN~S F!RST COMMENT WA.S "I WONuT is THE DATE SET fOR THE GAME AS OF NOW TA\<.E TlilS Ly,NG D~WN If THE KWAJALEIN PLAYERS W~Ll BE SELECTED IN CHALlENCE ~ArC~E~ OVE~ TWf WEE~­ II! AM NOT GOING 10 HAVE MY NAME AS SOON AS POSSIBLE SO PLAYERS CAN HOLD END j DON T ~c;: ~ 0 VfR THE SPOT Joe:. rop SLANDERED ALL OVER TI;E WORLD, ff THE I N­ PRACTICE SESSION ON THE I ~ rERMfD I,ll, 1F _ft-DDE.R BY DE~ E tI,T- D"GNANT DAWN TOLD NEWS~EN SCHEDUlt I~G Gus GUAS AM6L w dO k~ S,qAIGHT SETS !fALl. ! DID "QONG ~N TOKYO WAS TO BASKETBALL TUESDAY 2 MARCH, 6PM DAlLY- F'L­ 6-3, 8-6 JO~1 i~~ED~.~ElY HAS SET M~pc~ iN THl OPENiNG CEREMONY AND AMERICANS "Bft vs. NA-ALi I "B" (NORTON H!S SiG~~5 ON T~t )Dv~~CED LADDER AND wE~R T~£ WRONG SUiT iN Mf RACt50 GILL) !,)PM FIL-AMERiCANS nC Il ~AS ISSUfD AN QF~lr'6~ Grl~_LENGE TO "TI-JE OrF,C!AL SWiM SUJT WAS TOO & 7 PHYLLIS 8R~4h F0~ WE~NE::::>DPf AfTERNOON liGHT AND UNCOMFORTABLE THAT'S WHY vs. KENTRON (HORSTMAN & UNGERECHT). JlRRY GRkU~~ HA; A~SO ISSUFD A C~AL­ I WORE lHE WRONG SU'T 'AM GOING WEDNESDAY 3 MARCH, 6PM. DALLy-WECO LENGE TO Jo 8~Qr~OlOMtW TO F!GhT THiS SENTENCE 01 LERS VSo NA-Alil "Aft (UNGERECHT & "I H~D MY E"E:S SET ON JAMAICA AND HORSTMAN) 7 15PM-BuRNS & ROE VS. IMUA SPRINTS (NORTON GilL) HAVE A~~iVED A~D T~£w ~~lL BE ~S5uED W~T~ T~~ ~E~P o~ My 1;0~BAND, GARY, I & THURSDAY 4 MARCH, 6PM DAlLY-RIKAKIS SOON ALONG w~TH Trl( ~~w COPlrS OF THE ~~ SU~E I COUlC BE READY pND fiT fO~ VS ROI NAMUR (McKEAGUE & PINHO) CONS 1 ! TI." ~ 01\' ""'"'E OlYoViD~C3 IN MEX!CO Ii 5 PM- NA-AL i I vs JOMA KA J {BR AD­ !~ LONDON, Bp[TIS~ S~OqTS COM~fNTA­ 7 i fic" SHAW & THIGPEN)o ATTE~TiON PEt[Rr[~ Irh,Dl\,fSCAY fvl~R~ TORS QENQUNCED l~l BA~ AS SAVAGE FRiDAY 5 MARCH, 6PM BURNS & ROE VS CH 3RD, T~ERE WILL BE d 5~0~T BA~rET­ Jo~~ MORGAN OF T~~ D~~LY EX~RE~S NA-Allt !'Bf! (UNGERECHT & HORSTMAN). 7 15 OALL SE~JNAR ~N THE SPECiAL SERVICE WROTE til ~M D!SGJ<;1"ED, SPORTS wiLL KENTRON VS HiGH SCHOOL (BRADSHAW&THIG­ OFFICE AT 4 30PM EVERYONE ~U5T A1TEND L05E 1HE GENIUS OF THOSE WHO MAK~ IT CRACKLE TO BAN iTS DAWN fRASERS PEN) • PAGe 6 HOuRGLASS TUESDAY 2 MARCH ~965

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SHOWTBME 7~30-!2~ 15 HERCUL£S~ SAMPSON LOST ROD AND GUN CLUB--THE ROD AND GUN CLUB OCEAN V~EW & ULYSSES WILL HOLD ITS MONTHLY MEETiNG ON WED­ 11 KiRK MORRiS, ROCHARD lLOYD C Boy's 26 REO MURRAY B~CYCLE TAKEN NfSDAY, MARCH 3 AT THE SCUBA CLUB DRAMA A-Y-C oGOOD FROM THE ~RONT OF THE SPECIAL SERVICES HOUSE AT 7=30. PLEASE NOTE THAT THE BLDG. PLEASE RETURN TO TRo 541 MEETING fOR TH!S MONTH ONLY HAS BEEN SHOWl !ME 8 CHANGED fROM THURSDAY TO WEDNESDAY TRAD[W~NJS THE QUuET MAN Two MONTH OLD RED WAGON AND BLUE A 27 Mit-JUTE COLOR F'LM ~NT!TLED "Ap­ MAUREEN OVHARA, JOHN WAYNE C AND RED TR~CYCL~ _OST FOR OVER A WEEK. POINTMENT ~N ARUSHA - G~EAT AFR5CAN DRAMA A-Yo EXCELLENT OWNER'S ADDRESS ON BOTH. CALL 2236 ADVENTURE", vI~LL. BE SH01NN AT THuS OR RETURN TO QT~S. 422-Ao ME£T!NG ALL MEMBERS AND fR~ENDS OF PARENrs u MAGAZ~NE MOVijE RAT~NGS 5HOOTijNG SHOULD PLAN TO BE PRESENT AT EACH fBlM is RATED AS TO QUALITY AS INSTRUCTION GiVEN THIS MEET~NG WELL AS SUiTABHlITY FOR PERSONS OF VAR~OUS AGES THE AGE SYMBOLS ~SED WILL GuV~ HULA LESSONS TO 6 - i3 YR. JR SOCCER lEAGu[--AN ~~~ORTANT FOLLOW- ARE~ A ADULT M~.oMA1UR( YOU!~ OLDS, TEN WEEK COURSE. CALL 2374 UP MEET!NG OF ALL MANAGERS, REFEREES, Y.oYOUNG PEOPLE ~2-~6 C oCHILDREN. AFTER 3~30 PMo COACPES AND CONSULTANTS Will BE HELD OTHER SYMBOLS USED ARE AS fOLLOWS: TONIGHT, MARCH 2, AT 8~30 PM AT QTRSo *' oNO RAT~NG C oCOLOR BW •• BLACK AND FOR SALE 429-8. THr FOLLOWING PEOPLE ARE RE­ WH~TE WS .W!DE SCREENo QUESTED TO ATTCND~ WOMAN~S 26" MURRAY BiCYCLE WITH S.A. FERRAIOli Eo MARr~NEZ CHILD~ SEAT AND BASKETS J $15. CAL~ AoJo PEnNO Po SHOEMAKE:R ~NrREP~D ROADBU~LDERS 661 OR SEE AT TR. 6680 E A SANTE o BERG~UND DA NANG y VijET NAM, MARC~ 2 {AP)--­ R NORTON CoPo GJSTAMACH!C OrSPijTE REPEATED U.5o AijR ST~~KES, HELP WANTEO Jo BRtJN"-ItR RoM CLAiSE COMMUNI5T ROADBU!~DCP~ IN lAOS APE J.L. OSBORN R. DELLAPi2:LlE PuSH~NG THROJGH SEVERAL TRUCK ROUTes ,..I.el lEI,) ApPLICATIONS ARC r-..OW BEiNG iN lHE MOUNTA~NS BORDER~NG SOUTH VijET FOR SEVERAL ~NTERESlnNG AND CHALLENG­ ANNOLJt\iCEME~TS ~AM~S FRONTIER, AUTHOR~TAT~VE SOURCES ING ASS!G"'MENTS, BOTH FULL AND PART­ SA~D MONDAYo TIME MA,CYUS OPEN TON~GHT--TH~S WEEK ONLY, MAJOR QUANT3TaES OF CHDNE5E ARMS PERHAPS WE CAN WORK OUT A SCH£DULE MACV'S BE OPEN UNliL 8 PM ~~lL TON~GMT A~D EQU~PMENT AR~ BEla~VED MOV;NG OVE~ TO FiT YOUR NEEDS. A PART!AL LIST OF THE ROJTES, SOME OF WHICH ARE MAJOR OPENiNGS IS AS FOllOWS~ HOUSING & BQ OCCUPANTS-~MARCH HOUSE ARTERHES ilN THE Ho CHI MINH TRAIL. CLERK/TYPIST FULL-TIME RENTALS, TELEPHONE RENTALS, AND BQ SOME OF THE ROADS HAVE RfACHED WITHI \ SECRETARY FULL-TUME B~lLETING AND MESS~NG CHARGES ARE DUE MOLES OF VijET NAM BOR~lRSo ApPLY AT THE GLOBAL ASSOCIATES IN­ AND PAYABLE PAYMENT MAY BE MADE ijN AME~BCAN fiGHTER BOMBERS ~AV( RL­ DUSTRIAL RElATtONS OFf~CE, LOCATED ~N PERSON AT THE CEN7RAl B~LLETING OrFicE PEAfEDLY BOMBED THE NEw ROADS, BUT THE TERM!NAL/ADMUNDSTRAT!ON BU~LDiNG, iF MORE CO~VENiENT, A CHECK PAYABLE W~TH QUESTnONABLE SUCCESS. TRUCKS A~2 GROUND FLOOR o TO GLOBAL ASSOCIATES MAY BE PLACED IN REPORTED STILL MOVONG AND CONSTRUCTDO~ AN ENVELOPE AND ADDRESSED TO THE CEN­ CONTINUES. J LADY SALESCLERK fOR MACY'S, FULL TRAL BILLETING Orr~CE FOR DELIVERY V!A THE ROADS MAY HAVE BtrN A MAJOR FAC , OR PART-TIMt CALL 2i43 OR CONTACT GUARD MAiL. TO~ iN THE UnSa DECJS!ON TO CARRY OUT I TOM BUTLER IN HITS OfFICE AT MACYoS. RfGULAR BOMBING ATTACKS IN LAOSo i 1------1 POST OFFICE NEWS--F'ORM W40-ES, DECLA­ ONE MAJOR ROUTE PO~NTS liKE AN AR- 1 OMArlA, MARCH 2 (AP)--BL~STERY MARCH RATION OF EST!~ATED ~NCOME TAX FOR ROW AT THE ASHAU VAllEY IN WHAT ONE ROARED INTO THE UNITED STATES MONDAY ~NDijVIDUALS jS AVA!LABLE AT THE POST MIL~TARY SOURCE SA!D ~S FEAR£D TO BE~ ON 60-MILE-AN-HOUR WINDS AND HiT SEV­ OffiCE. COME A MAJOR INVASION ROUTt FOR M~L!­ ERAL MIDWESTERN STATES W!TH CRIPPLING TARY FORCES MOVING fROM NORTH ViET SNOW, SLEET A~D HIGH WATER. DUPL~CATE BR~OGE--THERE HAVE BEEN MANY ~AM AND LAOS AND iNTO SOUTH V!El NAMo MANY FAM~L!E5 WERE EVACUATED FROM RtQUESTS FOR DUPLICATE BRIDGE OTHER THE ASHAU VALLEY HAS BEEN A PPiME THEIR HOMES AS RIVERS AND STREAMS OVER THAN SUNDAY NIGHT, ao ON A TRIAL BASIS CAUSE FOR CONCERN HERE FOR SOME TJMEQ flOWED THE~R BANKS. SCORES Of SCHOOLS THE CLUB WilL MEET WEDNE~DAY NIGHT AT THE VALLEY, WH~CH STARTS NEAR THE WERE CLOSED BECAUSE OF SNOW OR HAZARD­ THE YOKWE Yu~ CLUB, PROMPTLY AT 7~15o LAOS BORDER, WOULD PROV~OE A MAJOR OUS DRiVING COND~TIONS. FOR PARTNERSH~P ARRANGEMENTS CALL MARY OPENflNG aNTO THE FHRST ARMY CORPSo CHIEF VICTIMS OF MARCHvS VaGOROUS WE CKETT - 2743. WEATHER PUNCH WERE THE DAKOTAS, NE­ LONDON, MARCH 2 (AP)--JENNijfER GUR­ BRASKA, KANSAS, MiNNESOTA, IOWA, MICH­ LADIES~TENN~S rOURNAMENT--ToURNAMENT LEY, 20-YEAR-OLD DOG BEAUTiCflAN, WAS IGAN AND WISCONSIN. EVEN NEW MEXICO CHARTS FOR THE LADiES' TENNIS TOURNA­ CHOSEN MISS ENGLAND MONDAY NiGHT AND FELT THE STING OF THE NEW STORM AND MENT ARE NOW POSTED IN FRONT OF MACY'S SO QUALIFiES FOR A PLACE iN THE Mass WALLOWED IN 12 TO ~4 INCHES O~ NEW AND AT THE TENNIS COURT. THE TOURNA­ UNIVERSE COMPETBTiON SNOWo MENT WILL COMMENCE FRiDAY EVENING AND ASKED WHAT A DOG BEAUTaC~AN DOES, VISIBILiTY WAS CUT ALMOST TO ZERO RUN THROUGH SUNDAY AFTERNOON WHEN THE SHE SA!D~ "iN EFFECT ~~M A DO,",~S HAIR· AS A BLIZZARD, WHIPPED BY 60-MILE-AN- FlNALS WILL TAKE PLACE AT 4 PM. TRO­ DRESSERo" i HOUR WINDS SWEPT THROUGH WESTERN ~OWA PHiES WILL BE AWARDED AfTER THE FINAL JENNIFFR, FROM MANCHESTFR J ~s 5 FEEl AND EASTERN NEBRASKA TO KANSAS. TRAF­ MATCH. 7 nNCHfS TALL AND MEASURES 38-24-37. FiC WAS DOWN TO A CRAWL IN OMAHA AS IT Will BE THE RESPONSIBiliTY OF THE STRONG WINDS CHURNED THE FALLING SNOW. CONTESTANTS TO ARRANGE THE TIME OF THE HUNDREDS OF SCHOOLS WERE CLOSED IN MATCHES AND NOTIFY THE TOURNAMENT OF- CONSERVE WATER IOWA, NEBRASKA, MINNESOTA AND NEW FICIAlS BY CALLING 2775. THE KWAJA- MEXICO. LERN TENNIS CLUB WILL FuRN!SH REFRESI+ THE REGULAR TENNilS CLASSES THiS SEVERAL ROADS IN SOUTHEASTERN NE- MENTS AND ONE CAN OF BALLS TO EACH CON- WEDNtSDAY WILL BE RESTRiCTED TO THE BRASKA WERE CLOSED AS ICE JAMS IN TESTANT. TOURNAMENT OFFICIALS Of THE CONTESTANTS OF THE LADlES' TOURNA~ENT STREAMS CAUSED CONSIDERABLE OVERFLOW. TENNIS CLUB WILL KEEP SCORE AND REFEREE ONLY SPECIAL INSTRUCT nONS IN SERV­ THE NATIONAL GUARD EVACUATED VEHICLES ALL MATCHES CHANGES IN THE PROGRAM ING, GAME STRATEGY AND TOURNAMENT FROM CAMP ASHLAND, NEB., AS PLATTE RI~ WILL BE POSTED AT THE TENNIS COURT AND RULES WILL BE GIVEN. ER WATERS BACKED UP TO A CAMP ROAD. ANNOUNCED OVER AFRS KWAJALEIN. (CONTINUED IN ADJACENT COLUMN)