HIGH TIDE 7-19-64 4.0 AT 0022 3.5 AT 1236 !1-ii1fr-64 -20-64 4. AT 0128 1.9 AT 1942 3. ~ AT 1348 :Jk. HOURGLASS SATURDAY JULY VOL 0 No. KWAJALEIN~ ~RSHALL ISLANDS 19 1964 5 ~757 -- GOLDWATER IN ACCEPTANCE SPEECH MALCOLM X SEES SAYS COMMUNISM NATION'S NO.1 ENEMY VIOLENT -WORLDWIDE SAN fRANCISCO (UPI)--SENATOR BARRY GOLDWATER ACCEPTED HOS PARTY'S PRESIDENTIA~ BLOODY RACE WAR NOMINATION LAST NDGHT AND SAID REPUBLICANS MUST AND SHALL "SET THE TIDES RUNNING CAIRO (UPI)--AMERICAN NEGRO LEADER AGAIN !N THE CAUSE or FREEDOM." MALCOLM X ~ARN£D TODAY THAT RACIAL VIO GOLDWATEft, IN HIS FORMAL ACCEPTANCE SPEECH, SAID REPUBLiCANS MUST BRAND COM- LENCE IN THE UNITED STATES "COUhD EAS- MUNISN THE NATION'S NUMBER ONE ENEMY AND ESTABLiSH A NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION ILY ESCALATE INTO A VIOLENT, WORLDWIDE WHICH WILL TURN ITS BACK ON WHAT HE CALLED "COLLECTiVISM." BLOODY RACE WAR." I1THE GOOD LOftD RA ~ SED UP TH ISM I GHTY REPUBLI C TO BE A HOME FOR THE BRA VE, ANO MALCOLM X SA i DIN AN I NlERV I EW THAT TI FLOU~iSH ;\S THE LAND OF THE rREE--NOT TO STAGNATE IN THE SWAM'LAND or COLt- WHEN HE RETURNED TO THE UNITED STATES ECT!VISM--NGT TO CR'NGE BErORE THE BULLYiNG Or COMMUNiSM," GOLDWATER SAiD. ArTER THE AFRICAN SUMMIT CONfERENCE HE TOLD THE CONVENT~ON~ "ir HAS BEEN DURING DEMOCRAT!C YEARS THAT A BILLION HERE, HE WOULD SEND TRA~NED GUERRILLA PERSONS WERE CAST INTO COMMUNftST CAPT~VITY AND THEIR FATE SEALED. TODAY, WE FIGHTERS INTO MISSISSIPP! TO BATTLE T~ HAVE AN AONINISTftATUON WHICH 'EEMS EAG- Ku KLUX KLAN. THIS, HE HOPED, WOULD ER Tt ~IAL WITH COMMUNI'M ~N EVERY COIN PftOVOKE fEDERAL M!LITAftY OCCUPATiON OF GOVERNOR SMELLS KNeWN--FROM G~LD T0 WHEAT, FROM 'INSUL- THE STATE SO AS TO GUAftANTEE NEGRO VOT ATES 10 CONfiDENCES, AND EVEN HUMAN FRE ING fltIGHTS. STENCH OF FASCISM EDO~ iT8Elr~ THE REPUBLICAN CAUSE DE­ HE PRED~CTED SEVERAL AfRICAN HEADS SACRAMENTO, CALI'. {UP~)~*CALBFOftN8A MANDS THAT WE BftAND COMMUNiSM THE PRIN­ or STATE WOULD MAKE "VEftY STRONG STA­ GOV. EDMUND G. (PAT) BftIWN, THE STATE'S CIPAL DISTURBER or THE PEACE IN THE TEME NTS" CONOIENN I NG AMEft i CAN RA C i AL NUMBER ONE DEMOCRAT, TONDGHT BLASTED THE WORLD TODAY--INDEEO, THE ONLY SIGNIf­ DISCftDM!NATDON DURING THE SUMMIT CON­ REPUBLICAN PARTY'S NOM!NATiON OF SENATOft ICANT DISTURBER OF THE PEACE." FERENCE OPENING HERE TONIGHT. GOLDWATER. WE MUST MAKE CLEAR THAT UNTIL 115 CHARGING THA- THE UNITED STATES GOV- LASHING OUT A1 THE GOP AND SENATOR GOALS OF' CONQUEST AftE ABSOLUTELY RENOU- ERNMENT IS MORALLY INCAPABLE or PROTEC­ GOLDWATEft, BROWN SA!D~ NCED, AND ITS RELATIONS WITH ALL NATION~ TING NEGRO R'GHTS, MALCOLM X IN A STA­ 111 HAD NOT !NTENDED TO COMMENT AT THiS ARE TEMPERED, COMMUNISM AND THE GOVERN- TEMENT DISTRIBUTED TO DELEGATIONS ASKED TIME ON THE REPUBLiCAN PAIIlTY'S NGMINAT!-. NENTS iT NOW CONTROLS ARE THE ENEMIES AFRICAN LEADERS TO RECOMMEND AN IMMED- OF SENATOR GOlDWATEfto ~ SPEAK OUT NOW N~ QF EVERY MAN ON EARTH WHO IS 8R WANTS lATE INVESTIGATION INTO THE AMERICAN AS A DEMQCftAT Oft EVEN AS THE GOVEftNOR OF TO BE FREE~" HE SADD. RACE SITUATION BY THE UNITED NATI.NI CALIFORNIA, BU1 AS AN AMERICAN ftEACTDNG "WE CAN KEEP THE PEACE ONLY IF WE RE- COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS. THE STATE­ TO A BLASPHEMY AGAINST AMtftICANS." MA!N VIGiLANT AND STRONG," THE NOMINEE MENT WARNED A WORLD RACE WAft COULD BE "By STATING THAT POLITBCAL EXTREMISM SAID. liO NLy IF WE KEEP OUR EYES OPEN AN) TRIGGEftED BY THE AMERICAN SITUATION.

IS NOT A VICE, SENATIIil GOLDWATER COLD­ KEEP OUft GUARD UP CAN WE PREVENT WAR." 0 ••• 0 BLGODEDLY ENCOUftAGES THE BiGOT, THE Ku "I DO NOT INTEND TO LET PEACE OR FRE­ KLUX KLAN, THE BlftCHER, THE ftACIST AND EDOM BE TOftN rftOM OUR GRASP BECAUSE OF VOLUNTEER BRIGADE YET THE COMMUNISTS--TO DO THEiR DAMNDEST LACK or STRENGTH Oft LACK Of WILL. THAT IN ASSAULTING THE CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS i PROMISE you." OFFERED IF NEEDED OF THOSE WHO OPPOSE uMo" ••••• KUALA lUMPUft (UPI)--THE PHILIPPINE IlBY ASSERTiNG THAT POLITICAL MOOEIilATIOII I A~TI-COMMUNUSl lEAGUE IS PftEPARED TO IS NOT A VBftTUE, HE BftANDS EVERY PERSON ELECTRON CS SEND A VOLUNTEEft BRIGADE TO MALAYSIAN WHO DISAGftEES WiTH HIM--INSIDE OR OUT­ HEAD BeftNEO TO FIGHT INDONESIAN AGGftE5SION SIDE OF THE PAftTY--AS A SUBVERSIVE AND IS SHOT TO DEATH IF THE SITUATBON WARRANTED IT," A PH!~ AN ENEMY or THE GOLDWATER BRAND OF FREE­ KINNELON MoJo (UPI)--A WEALTHY ELEC- IPPINO C~NQRESSMAN SAID TODAY. DOM. THiS IS A SAD DAY FOR DEMOCRACY AND TRONICS EXECUTIVE WAS SHIT TO DEATH IN REP. RAYMON BAGATSING MADE THAT 5TA- FOR THE REPUBLiCAN PAftTY TOO." HIS PALATIAL MANSION LAST NIGHT AND HiS TEMENT WHEN HE ARRIVED FOR A TWO-DAY "THE STENCH OF FASCISM IS IN THE AIRo" WIFE TELEPHONED POLICE TO REPORT SHE VISIT. HE AGREED THAT THE FALL or MAL- HAD KILLED HIM. AYSIA WIULD MEAN A CeMMUNiST TAKEOVER ORo L. Eo MESSMAN HAS JOINED THE WIFE, WHO LATER LAPSED INTO UN- or SOUTHEAST ASiA AND SAiD "WE BELIEVE STAFF OF KWAJALEIN HOSPITAL CONSCIOUSNESS FROM AN OVERDOSE OF BAR- IN PIESERVING THE INTEGftlTY AND INDE­ IT HAS BEEN RECOGNIZED FOft SOME TIME BiTURATES, WAS IN CIITICAL CONDITION IN PENDENCE or ANY CIUNTRY." THAT KWAJALEIN IS BLESSED WITH AN ESPEC­ A HOSPITAL TODAYo "My OftGANIZATllN HAS VII CEO THAT IT IALLY FINE MEDICAL STAFF'. Wa'TH THIS STAN­ POLICE rOUND THE BIDY OF RAYMOND S WILL FIGHT COMMUNISM WHEREVER IT EXIST DARD or EXCELLENCE iN MIND GLOBAL Assoc- PERRY, 64, PRESIDENT OF FEDERAL TEtE- AND AS A MATTER IF FACT IN SOUTH VIET­ IATES IS HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE THE AftRIVAL PHONE AND RADIO CIRP., SLUMPED AGAINST NAM WE HAVE ALREADY GIVEN ECONOMIC AID OF Oft. L. E. MESSMAN WHO WILL SEftVE ON A WALL or A BEDROOM wnTH A BULLET WOUND UP TO A MILL,eN PESOS," BAGATSING SAID THE STAFF Of THE STATION HOSPITAL, KWAJ­ NEAR THE HEART. ALEIN TEST SITE. Two PATROLMEN RESPONDED TO A TELEPHON CUBAN GUERRILLA~ BEING TRAINED DR. MESSMAN WAS GRADUATED IN 1936 WITH CALL TO THE KINNELON POLICE DISPATCHER FOR ACTIVITY IN LATIN AMER1C~ BoSo AND MoSo DEGREES FROM THE UNiVEftSITY fROM A WOMAN IDENT!FYING HERSELF AS WASHINGTON (UPI)--CU8AN PREMIER FIDEI or ILLiNOIS COLLEGE OF' MED!CINE. THE ~XT PERRY'S WIFE, GLADYS, 52. CASTRI IS USING VIET CONG GUERRILLAS FOUR AND A HALF YEARS WEftE SPENT IN PRI­ "I HAVE SHOT MY HUSBAND," THE WOMAN FROM NORTH VIET NAM TO TftAIN HIS OWN VATE PftACTICE IN ILLINOiS AND PART TIME SAID. GUERRILLAS FOR SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITY IN INSTRUCTION AT RUSH MEDiCAL SCHOOL POLiCE SAID THEY FOUND MRso PEftRY IN LATiN AMERICA, THE CITIZENS COMMITTEE fROM 1941 TO ~944 Oft. MESSMAN SERVED A DAZED CONDITiON BUT SHE AGAIN ADMIT- rOR A FIilEE CUBA REPORTED TODAYo AS MEDICAL OFrlCER IN THE U.S. ARMY, 5T~ TEO THE SHOOTING BEFORE FALLING INTO ~ THE COMM!TTEE SAID CASTftO IS WeRKING DIVISION, EUROPEAN AND NORTH AFRICAN CONSCIOUSNESSo SHE GAVE NO MOTIVE. CLOSELY WITH NOftTH VIETNAMESE LEADEftS THEATRES. AS WELL AS WITH THE SOVIET UNION IN (CONTINUED ON PAGE 7) HIS DRIVE re SPftEAD COMMUNISM IN LATIN BEACH 5-TON WHALE AMEftOCAo PARIS (UP~)--THE LEfTIST NEWSPAPER LI­ VANCOUVEft, BftlTISH COLUMBiA (UP~)-- A • 0 0 0 0 BAT!fI~N, QN THE CURRENT HEAT WAVE: "~MAG­ fOVE-TON WHALE WAS BEACHED LAST NIGHT S~EC8Al BAIil DftiNK FOR DEM'C~ATS-­ INE GOLDWATER AS PRES!DENT--THAT WILL ON THE COAST OF BftlTISH COLUMBIA AFTER "GOLDWATEft 8N THE ROCKS" •••

GIVE YOU CILD CHillS UP ,eUR BACK." A TENSE STRUGGLE WHDCH LASTED SEVERAL o 0 0 0 0 H8UR s. BEWARE Of' "STONE f'~SH" DO SERVICEMEN WANT CLUB? THE HUGE MAMMAL WAS FINALLY DRAGGED A "STONE nSH", PROBABLY AS POISON­ THE NEW COUNTDOWN CLUBHOUSE MAY BE ASHORE 40 MILES SOUTH OF HERE IN THE OUS AS A ~ATTLESNAKE IF HANDLED 'R ABANDONED AND USED rOft SOME OTHER PUR GEORG!A STRA IT. STEPPED ON, WAS rOUND IN A REEF POOL POSE UNLESS ~ON-COMMISSIONED SEftVICE­ Two MEN IN A 40-F001 BOAT HARPe'NED BACK OF THE CftOSS ROADS AND WILL BE MEN AND ftEllRED SEftVICEMEN AftE SUFFi­ THE GIANT MAMMAL AND THEN fURTHER wou­ PUT ON DiSPLAY IN THE SNACK BAR. CIENTLY INTEftESTED 8N CONTINUING ITS NDED IT WITH RiflE fiftE. No UGL~Eft Oft MORE DANGEROUS FOftM USE. MEN bN fHDS CATEGOftY ARE UftGED THE WHALE WiLL BE PHOTOGftAPHED AND Of LifE IS SAID TO INHABIT THESE TO tMDICATE THElft PREFERENCE BY PHO~ MEASURED UNDERWATER TO CONSTRUCT AN WATERS AND EVERYONE SHOULD LEAftN TO NING 2124 AFTEft 5 PoM. TODAY Oft SUN­ ACCURATE REPLiCA rOR THE VANCIUVEft IDENTIFY !T. IT LOOKS MOftE LIKE A DAY. PUBLI C AQUAft I UM. STONE THAN A FISH. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 18 JULY 1964

PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION Of THE COM­ EYE APPOINTMENTS RUSSijANS SUGGEST THAT AMERICA MAY MANDING OfFICER KWAJALEIN TEST SITE, TH« rlll.WING PEePLE HAVE EYE APPOINT­ BE BUILDING UP ANOTHER "HITLER" MARSHALL ISLANDS, CONTRACT NI23 (61756) MENTS FOR MONDAY 20 JULY. LONDON (UPI )-- A SOVIET COMMENTATOR 35133A (PMR) WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATES. HOUR N"'ME SAID TODAY THE NOMINATION Of SEN. BARRY THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAilY MON­ off0 YSTEBOE, ELAINE GOLDWATER MAKES THE RUSSIANS "FEEL THEY DAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE FOR 0750 KRANISH, CATHY MUST BE MORE ON THEIR GUARD THAN EVER" NOTICES IS 4 P.M DAY BEFORE PUBLICA­ 0810 KRANISH, AftDEN "No ONE CAN SAY HOW OUR TWO COUNTRIES TION. DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS 10 A.M ~30 KRANISM, DAWN AND THE W~ LD AS A WHOLE MAY BE AfFECT- DAY IF PUBLICATION. ~50 RAM I RO, SANTOS ED BY THE GROWTH OF ULTRA-RIGHT TRENDS THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO 0910 WORLEY, WILLIAM IN AMERICA 9 S fOREIGN POLICY," ALEXANDER EDIT CIPY RECEIVED FIR PUBLICAn IN. 0930 CEnTER, J.A. YEVSTAFYEV SAID IN A Moscow RADIO BROAD­ 0950 SUTTON, ALBERT CAST BEAMED IN ENGLISH TOWARD THE UNITED EDITOR~ H. EDW. McKINNEY 010 HAYES, CHAS STATES YEVSTAfYEV SAID HIS COMMENTS 030 EASTlACK, E. N. WERE H!S OWN OPINION HE SAID THAT AT GOLDWATER EXPECTED BACK IN 050 BUTLER, THOMAS ONE TIME GOLDWATER'S DRIVE TOWARDS THE WASHINGTON WHEN SENATE RECONVENES 110 NAKATA, MYRON NOMINATION WAS PASSED OFf AS "THE RAV­ SAN FRANCISCO (UPI )-- SEN. BARRY GOLD­ 300 WELCH, JACK INGS Of A MERE HANDfUL OF MEN." WATER, REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR PRESIDENT 320 WELCH, FRANCIS "BUT HITLER STARTED THE SAME WAY," ABANDONED TENTATIVE PLANS FOR A SHORT 340 MACCULlICH, GEORGE THE COMMUNIST COMMENTATOR SAID "HE CALIFORNIA HOLIDAY AND MADE PLANS TO qOO DAlLA, FRANK BEGAN BY SHOUTING ABOUT PATRIOTISM AND RETURN TO WASHINGTON EARLY NEXT WEEK. 420 ARNOLD, TED THE ANTI-COMMUNIST FRONT AND ENDED UP PRESS AIDE LEE EDWARDS TOLD NEWSMEN 440 BRASWEll, CHARLES WITH THE fURNACES Of AUSCHWITZ AND "PRESENT I ND I CAT lONS ARE" THAT GOlDWATEF 500 BRASWELL, MAUREEN DACHAU ." WILL lEAVE SAN FRANCISCO FOR HIS tOME 520 DEWITT, HARRY "AMERICA, TOO, MAY PRODUCE A HITLER IN PHOENIX THIS AfTERNOON AND RETUR~ 540 HERMAN, GUAN AGAINST THEIR WILL," YEVSTAFYEV SAID TO WASHINGTON AfTER "A WEEKEND OR A 600 ESTERON, FRANCISCI "I WONDER HOW MANY REALIZE THAT." COUPLE Of DAYS"THERE THERE HAD BEEN LAST NIGHT, HOWEVER, Moscow WAS AS­ TALK EARLIER THIS WEEK ABOUT A SHORT INVESTIGATE AIRLINER EXPLOSION SURING ITS LISTENERS THAT GOLDWATER HOLIDAY FOR THE WHOLE GOLDWATER FAMilY FRANKFURT (UPI )-- AVIATION EXPERTS HAD VERY LITTLE CHANCE TO WIN THE ELEC­ IN SOUTHER~ C~lIFORN1A. TODAY INVESTIGATED THE MIDAIR EXPLO­ TION THE TENTATIVE PROGRAM ANNOUNCED TODAY; SION THAT CAUSED A LUfTHANSA JET AIR­ HOWEVER, WOULD PUT THE PRESIDENTIAL NOM­ liNER TO DISINTEGRATE OVER BAVARIA, FORECAST U.S. CORN CROP WILL INEE BACK IN WASHINGTON WHEN THE SENATE AMID SPECULATION SOUTH AFRICAN "RACIAL BE 100 MILLION BUSHELS LESS RESUMES ITS DELIBERATIONS. FANATICS" MIGHT HAVE PLACED A BOMB WASHINGTON (UPI )-- TOTAL 1964 CROPS THE REVISED SCHEDULE, STilL TENTATIVE, ABOARD THE PLANE IN JOHANNESBURG. MAY BE BELOW THE 1963 RECORD HIGH LE­ WAS ANNOUNCED AS GOLDWATER PREPARED TO LUFTHANSA OfFICIALS RE~USED TO DIS­ VEL, THE AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT INDICA­ LEAVE HIS HEADQUARTERS HERE FOR A MEET­ CUSS THE ORIGIN OF THE EXPLOSION OF TED YESTERDAY IN ITS FtRST BIG PRODUC­ ING WITH THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMIT­ THE 720B OVER ANSBACH WEDNESDAY WHilE TION REPORT OF THE YEAR TEE. HE WAS TO ASK THAT HIS LONGTIME IT' THREE MAN CREW WAS PRACTICING AP­ THE CROP REPORTING BOARD SAID CROP AIDE DEAN BURCH BE NAMED NATIONAL PARTY PROACHES TO NUERNBERG AIRPORT All PROSPECTS ARE RATED "GOOD TO EXCELLENT" CHAIRMAN THREE WERE KILLED. FROM THE EASTERN CORN BELT ACROSS THE NORTHERN PLAINS AND MOST OF THE WESTERN REGION. BUT THERE ARE SCATTERED SPOTS SEARCH CONTINUES FOR BRITISH OF POOR PROSPECTS IN EASTERN SOUTH DA­ HELICOPTER MISSING SINCE WEDNESDAY CHALLENGE NEWSPAPER'S ACCURACY KOTA SINGAPORE (UPI )-- AN EXTENSIVE AIR LONDON (UPI )-- THE HONG KONG GOVERN­ THE LARGEST AREA OF EXPECTED LOW AND GROUND SEARCH WA ~TILl ON TODAY MENT OFfiCE TODAY STRONGLY CHALLENGED FOR A BRITISH ARMY SCOUT HELICOPTER WITH THE ACCURACY OF NEWSPAPER REPORTS HERE CROPS CENTERS IN SOUTH-EASTERN COLORADO, A CREW Of TWO MiSSING SINCE WEDNESDAY THAT fOUR CHILDREN IN BOURNEMOUTH HAD NORTH-EASTERN NEW MEXICO, SOUTH-WESTERN KANSAS, AND THE OKLAHOMA AND TEXAS PAN­ DURING A T~AINING fLIGHT IN SOUTHERN BEEN POISONED AFTER SUCKING TOYS IM­ HANDLES IN THE SOUTH CENTRAL REGION, JOHORE S'ATE. PORTED FROM HONG KONG PROSPECTS ARE RATED AS ONLY "FAIR." RAF AND ARMY AIR CORPS HELiCOPTERS THE DOCTOR TO WHOM THE ORIGINAL RE­ SIMilAR CONDITIONS PREVAIL IN THE AT­ AND OTHER AIRCRAFT WERE COMBING THE PORT WAS ATTRIBUTED RETRACTED WHAT lANTIC STATES. JUNGLES 50 MILES NORTH OF HERE. BRITISH HE HAD SAID EARLIER ABOUT "FOUR OR THE BOARD ESTMATED THE 1964 CORN CROP TROOPS AND A BATTALION OF THE ROYAL FIVE" CHILDREN BEING MADE SICK BY TOYS WOULD BE DOWN MORE THAN 100 MILLION MALAY REGIMENT AND CIViliAN POLICE WERE FROM THE COLONY BUSHELS, fROM THE RECORD 4 BILLION TAKING PART IN THE GROUND SEARCH BUSHELS OF 1963 THE HELICOPTER SEND AN SOS SIGNAL RISK LEAD POISONING FIVE MINUTES AFTER IT TOOK OFF FROM BOURNEMOUTH, ENGLAND (UPI )-- HEALTH KlUANG, JOHORE STATE, ON A TRAINING INSPECTORS SEARCHED TODAY fOR IMPORTED BRAZil EXTENDS PRESIDENT'S TERM FLIGHT PLASTIC TOYS WITH A lEAD PAINT CONTENT BRASILIA (UPI )-- THE NATiONAL CONGR[SS, HIGH ENOUGH TO KILL CHilDREN. ACTING WITH THE SUPPORT OF THE WAR MIN­ WOULD STOP RUBBER SMUGGLING FOUR CHILDREN HAVE ALREADY BEEN HOS­ ISTER, EARLY TODAY APPROVED A CONSTI­ JAKARTA (UPI )-- PRESIDENT SUKARNO HAS PITALIZED AfTEk SUCKING ON HONG KONG TUTIONAL AMENDMENT EXTENDING THE TERM ORDERED THE INDONESIAN NAVY TO fiRE AT MADE TOYS Of PRESIDENT UMBERTY CASTELLO BRANCO ALL SHIPS SMUGGLING RUBBER BETWEEN IN­ "THE LEAD CONTENT IS SO HiGH THAT FOR ONE YEAR DONESiA AND THE MALAYSIAN FEDERATION THERE IS NO DOUBT THEY COULD BE FATAL," THE 63-YEAR-OLD FORMER CHIEF OF STAfF NAVY COMMANDER VICE ADMIRAL R.E. MAR­ SAID DR. WilliAM FIELDING OF BOURNE­ WAS TO HAVE STEPPED DOWN JAN. 31, 1966, TADINATA TOLD NEWSMEN TODAY THE PRESI­ MOUTH'S HEALTH DEPARTMENT "THIS WOULD AfTER FILLING OUT THE REMAINING PORTION DENT HAS ISSUED A STANDING ORDER TO PROBABLY HAPPEN ONLY IN EXTREME CASES, OF THE TERM OF JOAO GOULART, OUSTED AS STOP All SMUGGLING ACTIVITIES. BUT THERE IS A DEFINITE RISK" PRESIDENT BY THE ARMED fORCES THIS REPORTS CIRCULATING HERE FOR THE LAST SPRING THE AMENDMENT WILL KEEP HIM IN FEW DAYS ADMITTED THAT ALTHOUGH INDONE­ JOHNSON SENDS GREETING OFFICE UNTil MARCH 15, 1967 SIA HAD ORDERED A COMPLETE SEVERANCE WASHINGTON (UPI )-- PRESIDENT JOHNSON OF ECONOMIC RELATIONS BETWEEN THIS COUN- SENT FRIENDLY GREETINGS TODAY TO THE TROOP MOVEMENT HALTS TRY AND THE MALAYSIAN FEDERATION, GREAT CAIRO MEETING Of THE ORGANIZATION OF VIENTIANE, (UPI )-- A COMMUNIST ATTACK QUANTITIES OF INDONESIAN RUBBER STILL AFRICAN UNITY WITH THE EXPRESSION OF ON THE VITAL LAOTIAN NEUTRALIST STRONG- REACHED THE SINGAPORE MARKET HOPE THAT THE 34- MEMBER ORGANIZATION HOLD OF MUONG SOUl BEGAN YESTERDAY BUT •• •• WILL BE SUCCESSFUL IN MEETING NEW CHAl- BY TODAY IT WAS NOT CERTAIN IF THE OF- FIVE SEA BEES WOUNDED lENGES THIS YEAR. FENSIVE WAS A fUll-FLEDGED TROOP ATTACK SAIGON, VIET NAM (UPI )-- VIET CONG JOHNSON SENT HIS MESSAGE TO PRESIDENl OR ANOTHER ARTILLERY BOMBARDMENT. COMMUNIST GUERRillAS AMBUSHED AN AMER­ GAMAl NASSER OF THE UNITED ARAB REPUB- A NATIONAL ARMY COMMUNIQUE STATED ICAN TRUCK AND INJURED FIVE U.S. NAVY LIC, HOST fOR THE MEETING EARLIER THAT ONE REGIMENT OF FOUR BAT­ SEA BEES TUESDAY, AN AMERICAN MILITARY TALIONS OF PATHET LAO AND VIET MINH SPOKESMAN SAID TODAY REPORT BOMBER ATTACK TROOPS WERE MOVING WEST TOWARD MUONG FOUR Or THE WOUNDED AMERICANS WERE LONDON (UPI )-- THE NEW CHINA NEWS SUI fOllOWING HEAVY REBEL ARTillERY TREATED AND RETURNED TO DUTY AND ONE AGENCY SAID TODAY U S. T-28 AIRCRAFT BARRAGE Of FORWARD NEUTRALIST POSITIONS. WAS EVACUATED TO SAIGON, WHERE HIS BOMBED AND STRAfED KHANG KHAY, fORMER TODAY, HOWEVER, REPORTS CIRCULATING CONDITION WAS DESCRIBED AS NOT SERIOUS CAPITAL OF LAOS. IN VIENTIANE DENIED ANY PRO-COMMUNIST THE AGENCY SAID FOUR PLANES ATTACKED TROOP MOVEMENT AGAINST THE STRATEGIC IF ITvS NEWS THE CITY TODAY AND SIX ATTACKED IT YES- VILLAGE. CALL THE HOURGLASS! TERDAY. ONE PLANE WAS SHOT DOWN DURING YESTERDAY'S ATTACK, NCNA SAID. PAGE 3 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 18 JULY 1964

SAYS DEMOCRATIC THEME SONG WILL STUDENTS STORM BRITISH EMBASSY NATIONALIST CNI.ESE ARE POTENT BECOME "HOME ON THE RANGE" SoriA (UPI)--AF~ICAN STUDENTS YESTER- ALLIES of FREEDOM IN FAR EAST SAN FRANe I seQ (UPI )--rORMER VI CE­ DAY SMASHED WINDOWS AND OVERTURNED OF- GRAND RA"IDS, MICH. (UPI}--DANIEL J. PRESIDENT RICHARD M NIXON LAST NIGHT FICIAL CARS AT THE BRITISH EMBASSY HERE FOLEY, NATIONAL ANE.LCAN LEGION COMMAND­ CALLED ON THE REPUBLICANS AND ALL AMER­ IN PROTEST AGAINST THE ATTACK ON JOMO ER SAID HERE LAST NIGHT THAT THI NATION- ICANS TO DEDICATE THEMSELVES TO "VIC­ KENYATTA IN LONDON YESTERDAY. ALIST CHINESE rORCES ARE ONE OF THE MOST TORY" FOR THE COUNTRY,THE RE~UBLICAN A GROUP or 50 STUDENTS PELTED THE POTENT ALLIES or rREEDOM IN THE rAR EAS~ PARTY AND SEN. BARRY N. GOLDWATER. EMBASSY BUILDING WITH STONES, BOTTLES, HE ADDRESSED THE MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT INTRODUCING GOLDWATER TO THE CONVEN­ BRICKS AND IRON PIECES ANC PARADED IN OF THE AMERICAN LEGION IN CONVENTION TION AS ITS PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE, NIx­ FRONT OF THE EMBASSY WITH PLACARDS HERE WITH ABOUT 5,000 DELEGATES AND AUX- ON SAID THAT WHEN THE ARIZONA SENATOR READING "WE PROTEST AGAINST THE ATTEM" ILIARY MEMBERS IN ATTENDANCE. GETS THROUGH WITH PRESIDENT JOHNSON, ON JOMO KANYATTA'S LIFE. FOLEY, COMMANDER or THE WORLD'S LARG- I THE DEMOCRATS' THEME SONG WILL BE I •••• 0 EST VETERANS' ORGANIZATION--2 MILLION I "HOME ON THE RANGE". BRITISH PRESS SENDS REPORTERS LEGIONNAIRES--SAID THAT IN HIS OVERSEAS , WE'VE JUST BEGUN TO fiGHT," NIXON TO COVER REPUBLICAN CONVENTION TRAVELS HE DISCOVERED rREEDOM HAS MANY SAID. "FROM THIS MOMENT ON, LET US TALK LONDON (UPI)--THE LONDON DAILY HER~ STAUNCH FRIENDS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. , VI CTORY, LET US ACT VI CTORY, AND I T I SAID YESTERDAY THAT, WITH THE REPU8LIC- REFERRING TO THE NATIONAL CHINESE WILL BRING VICTORY IN NoVEMBER." AN PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION OF SEN. BAR-rORCES UNDER GENERALISSIMO CHIANG-KAI­ TURNING TO PUBLIC OPINION POLLS IN­ RY GOLDWATER, "THE WORLD'S LEADING NA- SHEK ON FORMOSA AS AN ASSET, FOLEY SAID: DICATING JOHNSON SHOULD DEFEAT GOLD­ TION HAS TURNED ITS BACK ON THE 20TH "GENERAL ALFREDO M. SANTOS, CHIEr or WATER, NIXON SAID THE POLLS WERE WRONG CENTURY." STAFr OF THE ARMED rORCES OF THE PHIL- IN OREGON, WRONG IN NEW HAMPSHIRE AND "I AM TRULY FRIGHTENED FOR THE rUTURE IPPINES, ANOTHER or OUR STAUNCH ALLIES WRONG IN CALIFORNIA AND "BILL MILLER OF AMERICA," JAMES CAMERON WROTE IN THE IN THE FAR EAST, POINTS OUT THE REAL AND BARRY GOLDWATER ARE GOING TO PROVE HERALD FROM SAN FRANCISCO" SIGNIFICANCE or CHIANG'S FORCES IN A THEM WRONG IN NOVEMBER IN THE UNITED CAMERON SAID THE REPU8LICAN CONVEN- SITUATION BRIErING, HE SAYS "TAIPEI IS STATES." TION "LErT ••• GoLDWATER THE MOST GLAIIUNGABLE TO TIE DOWN A CONSIDERABLE PORTION

••• 00 OPENING rOR REACTION SINCE THE NUREN- or THE CHINESE COMMUNIST lRMED FORCES, NUDIST DENOUNCES TOPLESS DRESSES BERG RALLIES. MANY MILLIONS OF (AMERI- AN AWESOME MILITARY THREAT, WHICH COULD BOURNEMOUTH, ENGLAND (UPI)--A LEADING CANS) ARE OPENLY AND WILLINGLY AND EVENOTHERWISE BE EMPLOYED IN KOREA, SOUTH­ NUDIST HAS CONDEMNED TOPLESS DRESSES AS CONVIVIALLY ENDORSING A POLITICAL PRO- EAST ASIA, INDIA, OR ELSEWHERE ALONG "POINTLESS, PUBLICITY-SEEKING GIMMICKS." GRAM THAT WOULD TAKE SOCIETY BACK 200 CHINA'S MAINLAND. nNO NE OF OUR MEMBERS WOULD BE SEEN YEARS, AS THOUGH JEFFERSON AND LINCOLN •••••• DEAD IN ONE ,or THErSE OUTFITS," SAID AND, ALAS, HITLER, HAD NEVER BEEN BORNo' REPORT SKlWS COSTS DECLINING ROBERT WRIGHT, SECRETARY OF THE BoURNE- THE GUARDIAN SAID EDITORIALLY THAT IN DESALINATION OF SEA WATER MOUTH AND EAST DoRSET NATURIST GROUP. "THE AMEIICAN PEOPLE IS Nor TO BE £QUA TED UNITED NATIONS (UPI}--THE UNITED NA- R08ERT WRIGHT, WRITING IN THE GIOUP'S W\TH THE REPUBLICAN PARTY." ~IONS REPORTED TODAY THAT THE COST OF NEWSLETTER, SAID THE ORESSES "NOT ONLY BORIS KIDEL, WRITING IN THE LONDON REMOVING SALT FROM SEA WATER IS GOING ARE POINTLESS BUT ARE DESIGNED TO BE DAILY MAIL FROM SAN FIANCISCO, DESCRI8-00WN AND THAT THERE II REASON TO BE SEXUALLY PROVOCATIVE AND MORE SUITED TO ED THE SCENE AS Gov. NELSON ROCKEFELLER"CAUT10USLY O'TIMISTIC" OVER PROS'ECTS A STRIPTEASE SHOW." WAS SHOUTED DOWN TUESDAY NIGHT. ~F MEETING THE WATER NEEDS OF DEVELOP- •••••• "IT WAS FRIGHTENING TO WATCH THE FA- ING COUNTRIES. RECRUIT YOUTHS FOR SABOTAGE NATICISM OF SOME or THE GOLDWATERITES THE U.N. DEPARTMENT or ECONOMIC AND KUALA LUMPUR {UPIJ--MINISTEI or EDUC- AS THEY TRIED TO SILENCE THE GOVERNOI,1t~OCIAL AFFAIRS ISSUED A 325-PAGE REPORT ATION RAHMAN TALIS SAID TODAY THE MA- KIDEL WROTE. "AN ELDERLY, BESPECTACLED ON "WATER DESALINATION IN DEVELOPING LAYAN COMMUNIST PAR~ AND INDONESIAN WOMAN WITH A GOLDWATER BALLOON IN EACH COUNTRIES", BASED ON A COMPREHENSIVE I AGENTS WERE RECRUITING CHINESE YOUTHS HAND SEEMED TO BE IN A TRANCE AS SHE ~URVEY IN 43 NATIONS AND TERRITORIES. FOR SABOTAGE WORK IN MALAYSIA. HURLED INSULTS AT HIM." IT DEVOTED A 81G PART OF THE REPORT TO THE MINISTER CALLED ON ,ARENTS TO AD- .'.0'. ~OSTS OF PRODUCING rRESH WATER FROM THE VISE THEIP CHILDREN TO IGNORE INDONES- NEW HIGH COMMISSIONER TO CANADA PCEAN BECAUSE THAT IS THE MOST IMPORTANT IAN PROPAGANDA AND WARNED THAT THE GOV- 9TTAWA (UPI)--5IR KENNETH BAILEY, FOR-FACTOR IN SUPPLYING WATER-SHORT COUH. I ERNME"T WOULD TAKE STIONG ACTION AGAIN- ME~ SOLICITOR GENERAL or AUSTRALIA, AR-~RIES I ST ANY STUDENT SUBVERSIVE. RIVES IN OTTAWA TOMORROW TO TAKE UP HIS THE I£PORT SAID THAT DURING THE LAST I •••••• NEW POST AS WIGH COMMISSIONER TO CANADA~IVE YEARS THE COST or CONVERTING SALINE I TAKING ADVANTAGE OF SI1uATION SfR KENNETH, A RHODES SCHOLAR PROFES-~ATER HAS BEEN REDUCED TO 25 TO 34 CENTS ! SYDNEY (UPI)--"REPOITI THAT RUSSIA SOR or PUBLIC LAW AT MELBOURNE UNIVERS-PER CU81C METER (264 U.S. GALLONS) UNDER

I WILL MASSIVELY INCREASE MILITARY AID TO ITY, WAS APPOINTED SOLICITOR GENERAL INrAVORABLE CONDITIONS IN INDUSTRIALIZED

I INDONESIA COULD HARDLY HAVE COME: AT A I 1946 AND HELD THE POST UNTIL rtflS YEAR'~OUNTRIES. THIS REPRESENTS A REDUCTION I WORSE T I ME FOR MALAYS I 'A AND HER WESTERN' I.• • • • I N COST OF FROM 25 TO 33 PER CENT OVER SUPPORTERS," THE SYDNEY SUN SAID EDITO- KITCHEN SOON TO OPEN ~ 10 TO 15 YEAR PERIOD.

RIALLY TODAY. I THE KITCHEN AT THE OCEAN VIEW WILL 8E U.N. EXPERTS WERE RELUCTANY TO COMMENT "INDEED, ONE WONDERS Ir THE RUSSIANS OPENED VERY SHORTLY, CONTINGENT ON THE pN FUTURE COSTS BUT SAID IT COULD BE AS- HAVE NOT ANTICIPATED THE WORLD 'OLITIC- ARRIVAL OF NEW EQUIPMENT. THE DATE OF SUNED THAT PRICES WOULD CONTINUE TO FALL

I AL SITUATION CREATED BY THE ENIGMA or OPENING WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN A LATER ~ITH INTENSIVE RESEARCH AND INCREASED

I SENATOR BARRY GOLDWATER AND USED IT TO ISSUE or THE HOURGLASS. PRODUCTION OF NECESS.RY EQUIPMENT. , THEIR OWN ADVANTAGE. THEY SEEM CLEARLY HAM8URGERS, PIZZA, AND A WIDE VARIETY •••••• , PREPARED TO PLAY DANGEROUSLY IN A SITU- OF HOT AND COLD SANDWICHES WILL BE 04- DEPRIVE WOMAN OF PASSPORT ATION ALREADY DANGEROUS." VAILA8LE. NEW YORK (UPI}-- MRS. ELEANOR PHILBY, • • • • • • ••• • • • ~MER I CAN WirE or THE "TH I RD MAN" I N THE U.N. TRYING TO PREVENT BATTLE CALLING ALL BrTOA M~BERS ~RITISH BURGESS ·MACLEAN Spy CASE, HAS NICOSIA (UPI)--GREEK CYPRIOTS OPENLY AN IMPORTANT MEETING OF BITOA CLUB ~ETURNED TO TlJE UNITED STATES AND HAS DEPLOYED ARTILLERY AGAINST TURKISH Cyp- MEMBERS WILL 8E HELD TOMORROW EVENING ~EEN "TENTATIVELY" DEPRIVED OF HER U.S. RIOTS FOR THE FIRST TIME IN AN OMINOUS AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB IN THE VICINITY PASSPORT, THE IMMIGRATION SERVICE OF-

I BUILD-UP DURING THE NIGHT IN THE TENSE WHERE THE CHARTER HANGS MEMBERS WILL FICE HERE ANNOUNCED TODAY.

I KYRENIA MOUNTAIN AREA, THE UNITED NA- ELECT NEW OFFICERS AND PAY THEIR RE- A SPOKESMAN rOR THE SERVICE SAID MRS.

I TIONS SAID TODAY. ; SPECTS TO THEIR DEPA"'TING SECRETARY. PHILBY'S PASSPORT HAD BEEN WITHDRAWN ; A U.N. SPOKESMAN SA 10 URGENT NEGOT 1- ; THE MEET I NG I S AT 8 0' CLOCK. In AT THE REQUEST OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ATIONS WERE UNDER WAY TO TRY TO PREVENT' •••••• ~TATE" ON HER ARRIVAL HERE JUNE 30 TO I I A BATTLE CANADIAN REINFORCEMENTS RACED I MAY RE-WRITE PRAYER BOOK ~ISIT HER DAUGHTER. INTO POSITIONS BETWEEN NEWLY ARRIVED LONDON (UPI)-- THE CHURCH or ENGLAND MRS. PHILBY CAME HERE FROM THE SOVIET

GREEK CYPRIOTS AND DErENDING TURKISH 'I HAS TAKEN THE F" liST STEP TOWARD A SWEEP UN ION WHERE HER HUSBAND, rORMER BR I T I SH I CYPRIOTS. ING MODERNIZATION Or ITS FORMS or WOR- DIPLOMAT HoAoRo PHILBY, TOOK REFUGE ••••• 0 SHIP. IN JANUARY, 1963, IN THE rACE OF GROW- WILL PRODUCE MORE SUGAR THE CHURCH ASSEMBLY, IN A NEAR UN AN- ING EVIDENCE THAT HE WAS INVOLVED IN WASHINGTON (UPI )--THE U.S. DEPARTMENTI INOUS VOTE AUTHORIZED THE USE or NEW HE BURGESS~ACLEAN Spy RING. MRS. PMIL-

OF AGRICULTURE ESTIMATED TODAY THAT RA~I rORMS or SERVICE ON AN EXPERIMENTAL ~Y JOINED HEft HUSBAND IN Moscow LAST I SUGAR PRODUCTION IN ASIAN NATIONS IN 8ASIS. IF WORSHIP'ERS APPROVE, A NEW PCTOBER. 1963-64 WOULD HIT 10,025,000 SHORT TON PRAYER BOOK--THE CHURCH'S FIRST IN MORE AN I NCREASE OF 1,222,000 TONS OVER THE ; THAN 300 YEARS--WILL 8E WRITTEN. FLORIDA OPERATES ITS STATE ALCOHOL- PREVIOUS SEASON. ! •••••• ISM AGENCY ON FUNDS RAISED THROUGH TAX- THE FIRST UNIVERSITY PRESS WAS ES- ~TION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. Buy U.S. SAVINGS BONDS! TA8LISHED AT CORNELL UNIVERSITY IN 1869 ••••• PAGE 4 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 18 JULY 1964 COMMUNIST ACTIVITY CONTINUES IN INSISTENCE ON "ONE CHINA" POLICY CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA THE~ KEEPING RED CHINA OUT Of UoNo WASHINGTON, (UPI)--COMUNIST SUBVER-­ ~~7 YOUNGER OTTAWA, (UPI}--PRIME MINISTER LESTER SION EMANATING LARGELY FROM CUBA IS SET B. PEAftSON SAID TODAyr MANY COMMONWEALTH SHOWING NO LETUP IN LATIN AMERICA, AN COUNTRIES, INCLUQING CANADA, FEEL THEY INVESTIGATING BODY OF THE ORGANIZATION T "FUN ANYWAY" CANNOT RECOGNIZE COMMUNIST CHINA BE­ OF AMERICAN STATES (OAS) SAID TODAY. IT SEEMS THAT DISAPPOINTED FROWNS AND CAUSE OF PEKING'S INSISTENCE ON A LATIN AGENTS ARE ALSO BEING TRAINED TEAR STREAKED FACES (HAt) TURNED INTO "ONE CHINA" POLICY. IN THE SOVIET UNION AND RED CHINA, IT BEAUTIFUL SMILES AND SHINING FACES WHEN HE SAID HIS GOVERNMENT COULD NOT SAID EVERYONE TURNED UP AT THE TEEN CLUB EXCHANGE DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH THE SECURITY COMMITTEE OF THE INTER- LAST NIGHT TO LISTEN TO THE "BATHHOUSE REO CHINA AS LONG AS THE MAINLAND GOV­ AMERICAN BODY, IN A REPORT FIVE DAYS BEATLES" PERfORM TO THE BEST OF THEIR ERNMENT INSISTED SUCH ftECOGNITION IM­ IN ADVANCE OF AN OAS MEETING HERE TO ABILITY. (INCLUDING RUSTED GUITAR ST~NG~ PLIED ITS CONTftOL OVER FORMOSA. CONSIDER SANCTIONS AGAINST CUBA, SAID AND SORE fiNGERS) THE PRIME MINISTER, CLARIf'YING A MEMBERS WERE INVITING NEW OUTBREAKS IT TOOK A WHILE TO GET STARTED BUT NEWS REPORT FROM THE LONDON COMMON­ OF COMMUNIST ACTIVITY BY FAILURE TO WITH A BIT OF A PUSH FROM SOME BRAVE WEALTH CONFERENCE THAT HE HAD SIDED COORDINATE DEFENSES. PEOPLE EVERYONE M~VED THEIR ~EET TO THE WITH AFRICANS WHO SAID RED CHINA SHOULD THE COMMITTEE SAID AN EIGHT-MONTH IRRISISTABlE MUSIC EVEN THE ADVISERS BE RECOGNIZED AND ADM'TTED TO THE UNITE[ INVESTIGATION INDICATED NO RELAXATION AND CHAPERONES COULDN'T RESIST IT NATIONS, CONFIRMED HE SPOKE ALONG THOSE IN COMMUNIST ACT!VITY IN SOUTH AND To ADD TO THE EXCITEMENT A NEW GAME GENEIUL L

RAIDERS' FIRST APPEARANCE IN THE 1964 FAST PITCH LEAGUE. CONJUNCTION WITH THE 5 0 So lHE TIGERS WHO BOAST HIGHLY OF' A SOLID PITCHING STAFF, WILISUMMER PROGRAM SEND BROWN BAIKI ON THE GOING AGAINST EITHER JOE MANUEl THE FIRST-PLACE WINNERS OR BILL JACK. WERE: DEBBIE ARMSTRONG, PAT ANOKAR BORO, HIDEO MILNE AND MISAO lOKEJAK ARE EXPECTED TO BREDA, SHARON COLLINS, CELIA SPEARHEAD THE TIGERS~ OF'FENSIVE ATTACK. DETCHEMENDY, RICKY REGER, * * * * RUSSELL SNYDER, ALAN SWHAKO- COSMOPOLITANS-JQMAKAJ·CLASH TONIGHT SKI, BARTH BROWN, MARK TREON, ALSO SLATED AT 5: 15 TONIGHT AT BRANDON FIELD ARE THE JOEY WOLD, CRAIG Bow, JOHN COSMOPOLITANS AND JOMAKAJ BOTH TEAMS HAVE ALREADY TASTED SWHAKOSKI, LINDY CRAIG, MIKE DEFEAT AND MUST WIN TO STAY IN CONTENTION. RICHARD, AND GARY HUBERT. THE COSMOPOLITANS WERE EDGED 3-2 BY THE BURNS AND ROE THE EVENT WAS HELD AT DALLY PIRATES WHILE JOMAKAJ SUFFERED A 2-0 SHUTO~T AT THE HANDS OF FIELD UNDER THE SUPERVISION THE WECO RIGGERS iN THE OPENING GAME OF THE SEASON. Of WALLY LAKE, YOUTH DIRECTOR JERRY CALVERT IS SCHEDULED TO WORK ON THE MOUND FOR THE THERE WERE FOUR DIFFERENT COSMOS AND WILL EITHER fACE JOE MORRIS OR JOE ESPIRITU WHO BALSA WOOD GLIDERS USED WHICH ARE BOTH LEFTIES FOR JOMAKAJ WERE AVAILABLE AT MACY'S STAN AKANA, VERNON VILLA, KEN KAMI AND MARSHALL MARTIN THE CONTEST WAS OPEN TO WILL MATCH JOMAKAJ'S STAN FOBES, PAUL CRUMPLER, ROBERT IHA ALL CHILDRE~ OF SCHOOL AGE AND TAKEI KOTOMORI AT THE PLATE. * * * * FAST PITCH ACTION SLATED FOR SUNDAY M A J ° R LEA G U E BAS E B ALL S TAN DIN G S: Two GAMES ARE SLATED FOR SUNDAY WITH THE OPENER TABBED AT --AS COMPILED BY UNiTED PRESS INTERNATIONAL AS OF YESTERDAY 8.00 A.Mo ON BRANDON FIELD WHILE THE SECOND GAME ON DALLY ARE AS FOLLOWS: NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE FIELD WILL COMMENCE AT 2:00 P.M THE EBEYE MOUNTIES AND BURNS AND ROE PIRATES WILL BE SEEK­ W L PCT. GB W L PCT 0 GB ING THEIR SECOND STRAIGHT TRIUMPH. THE MOUNTIES WiLL SHOOT PHILADELPHI;50 ~ .595 -- BALTIMORE 53 33 :bib :: HARD-THROWiNG MAIKEL ANDRIKE ON THE MOUND FIRST AGAINST SAN FRANClsco52 36 .59 1 -- NEW YORK 51 32 .614 * JESUS "Bo" BOLl LAN OF THE Hul KEALAS, ALSO A HARD-THROWING CINCINNATI 48 39 552 3t CHICAGO 5 34 .600 II PITTSBURGH 44 40 524 6 MINNESOTA 4 4 , 534 7 RIGHT-HANDER. 7' IT WILL EITHER BE DON HAMMETT OR GRADY BARNES OF' BURNS & MILWAUKEE 45 42 .511 6t DETROIT 44 43 .506 9~ ROE TO START ON THE MOUND AND GOING AGAINST MANUEL OR JACK ST. LOUIS 44 43 .506 1! Los ANGELES 43 47 .472 12 OF THE ROI NAMUR RAIDERS. Los ANGELES43 43 .500 8 BOSTON 42 41 .472 12' • ••• CHICAGO 42 43 .494 ~ CLEVELAND 37 48 .435 151 ----;------1 HOUSTON 39 50 438 13t KANSAS 34 55 .382 2~ ~IRST RELAY TEAM ACROSS NEW YORK 26 63 .292 26t WASHINGTON 35 57 380 21 CHANNEL HELD FOR CLEARANCE WINS I N PHOTO FIN ISH DOVER, ENG. (UPI}--TEN LON- YONKERS, NEW YORK (UPI)-- CAMPBELl'S NEW RECORD REBUKED PON SCHoon_GIRLS COMPLETED TO- CARDIGAN BAY, THE CHAMPION AS NOT ~ 'WORLD LAND RECORD" pAY THE FIRST WOMEN'S RELAY OF NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA, SWIM ACROSS THE ENGLISH CHAN- WON A PHOTO FINISH FROM THE NE L AND THEN HAD TO WA I TONE AMER I CAN CHAMP ION, OVERTR I CK, BETTERS MARK OF 394 MPH BREEDGLOVE CLAIM~ TITLE PALOS VERDES, CALIFORNIA AND A HALF HOURS FOR CUSTOMS LAST NIGHT I N THE $25,000 SET By JOHN COBB IN' 47 (UPI)--CRAIG BREEDGLOVE, AN CLEARANCE TO RE-ENTER THE DAN PATCH PACE AT YONKERS (UPI)--BRITAIN'S DONALD EX-DRAGSTER WHO SPED 407.45 COUNTRY RACEWAY IN A NEW TRACK TIME CAMPBELL POWERED HIS FAMED MILES AN HOUR LAST AUGUST IN "THIS IS ABSOLUTELY D'S- OF 1:58-1/5· "BLUEBIRD" TO A WORLD LAND HIS THREE-WHEELED "SPIRIT OF GRACEFUL," SAID THEIR TEACHER, ADIOS RONNIE WAS THIRD IN SPEED RECORD OF 403 I MILES AMERICA," SAID TODAY DONALD MISS JAYNE DALE, AS SHE SAT THE EIGHT-HORSE FiELD. PER HOUR YESTERDAY AT LAKE CAMPBELL'S MARK OF 403. I MPH WAITING WITH THE TIRED, HUNGRY OVERTRICK, TAKEN TO THE EYRE, AUSTRALIA THE MARK WAS NOT A WORLD LAND SPEED AND THIRSTY GIRLS ON THE QUAY- FRONT AT ONCE BY DRIVER JOHN ECLIPSED THE RECORD OF 394 SIDE OF DOVER HARBOR THEIR PATTERSON, LED AT THE HALF- MILES AN HOUR SET BY JOHN RECORD. BREEDGLOVE, 27, SAID HE SWIM FROM CAPE GRIZ NEZ FRANCE MILE MARK AFTER CARDIGAN BAY, COBB IN 1947 WIRED HIS CONGRATULATIONS TO TO SHAKESPEARE BEACH TOOK 16 DRIVEN BY VERNON DANCER, HAD CAMPBELL SAID HE WOULD HAVE CAMPBELL IN AUSTRALIA FOR HOURS 20 MINUTES. LED BRIEFLY BETWEEN THE LIKED TO HAVE TOPPED THE MARK HIS FEAT IN THE FOUR-WHEELED THE CUSTOMS F'ORMALITIES CON- QUARTER-MILE AND HALF-MILE. OF 407 MILES AN HOUR SET BY "BLUEB I RD 0 " SISTED OF AN OFFICER ASKING CARDIGAN BAY WON ~UST BY AMERICAN DAREDEVIL CRAIG "BUT HE HAS SET A NEW AUTO IF THEY HAD ANYTHING TO DECLAR INCHES IN A RESULT THAT WAS A BREEDGLOVE. BREEOGLOVE'S TIME WORLD SPEED RECORD AND NOT ONE PARENT SAID, "IT'S RIDICU- SURPRISE TO MOST OBSERVERS, IS NOT ACCEPTED AS A WORLD A NEW WORLD LAND SPEED RE­ LOUS ONLY ONE OF THE GIRLS WHOSE NAKED EYE JUDGMENT WAS MARK BECAUSE HIS MACHINE WAS CORD," SAID BREEDGLOVE ACTUALLY SET FOOT ON FRENCH THAT OVERTRICK HAD HELD ON FOR JET POWERED "THE SPIRIT OF AMERICA SOIL AND SHE WAS THE ONE TO THE VICTORY. IN PALOS VERDES, CALIF., RUNS UNDER DIFFERENT INTER­ START THE RELAY" IT WAS SO CLOSE THAT THE aREEDGLOVE SAID YESTERDAY NATIONAL SANCTION BECAUSE IT •• JUDGES NEEDED MANY MINUTES OF THAT CAMPBELL SHOULD BE GIVEN HAS THREE WHEELS RATHER THAN W, LBERT ROB I NSON, 1892, HOLD STUDY BEFORE POST I NG THE CRED I T FOR THE AUTO WOR LD FOUR THE TWO INTERNATIONAL THE RECORD FOR THE GREATEST OFFICIAL FINISH, AND DURING RECORD BUT HE INSISTED HE BODIES QUALIFIED TO SANCTION NUMBER OF CONSECUTIVE HITS IN THAT TIME THE CROWD OF 32 , STILL HOLDS THE WORLD LAND THE RECORDS ARE THE FIM WHICI A SINGLE GAME SEVEN HITS 410 CHEERED THE CHAMPIONS ~PEED RECORD. SANCTIONS SPEED RECORDS FOR TWO AND THREE-WHEELED VE­ ORIOLES BEAT YANKEES 6-1 TO REGAIN TOP PLACE HICLES AND THE FIA FOR (UPI)--SrEVE BARBER, WHO CAN HiT A FAST BALlFIFTH INNING AND WAS THE INSTRUMENT THAT VEHICLES WITH FOUR OR MORE AS WELL AS THROW ONE, PITCHED AND BATTED THE EVENED JIM BOUTON'S WON-LOST RECORD AT 8-8 WHEELS " BALTIMORE ORIOLES BACK INTO FIRST PLACE LAST BOUTON, WHO ALLOWED SIX OF BALTIMORE'S /0 "My RECORD IS OFFICIAL," NIGHT WhEN HIS TWO-RUN HOMER AND FOUR-HIT HITS, LASTED SEVEN INNINGS. HE ADDEO CITING FIM RECOG­ HURLING ENABLED THE ORIOLES TO BEAT THE NEW SHORTSTOP ZOlLO VERSALLES' THROWING ERROR NITION. YORK YANKEES 6-1. DURING A NINTH-INNING RUN-DOWN PLAY SET UP BREEDGLOVE SAID HE AND HIS THE VICTORY, BARBER'S FIFTH AGAINST SEVEN A FiVE-RUN RALLY IN WASHINGTON'S 7-2 WIN CREW HAVE SCHEDULED MORE DEFEATS, SNAPPED BALTIMORE'S FOUR-GAME LOSING OVER THE MINNESOTA TWINS IN AN AFTERNOON RUNS IN SEPTEMBER AT SONNE­ STRING AND ENABLED THE ORIOLES TO MOVE TWO GAME. VILLE SALT FLATS IN UTAH, PERCENTAGE POiNTS AHEAD OF NEW YO~K IN THE CAMILO PASCUAL SUFFERED HIS SEVEN1H LOSS THE SITE OF HIS RECORD RUN AMERICAN LEAGUE RACE. IN QUEST OF HIS 11TH WIN THE SrNATORS BROKE BARBER'S HOME RUN, HIS FIRST OF THE SEASON A 2-2 TIE AND ONLY ONE OF THt fiVE Of THE LAST AUG. 5 AND TH~ FOURTH OF HIS CAREER, CAME IN THE NINTH INNING RUNS WAS EARNED. P.. GE 6 HOURGLASS SATU~DAY 18 JULY 1964 CHURCH NOTICES PROTESTANT NOTICES REV. DONALD S. DAUGHT~Y HELP WANTED :Jontght REV. LUKE MA~KVE REGISTE~ED NU~SE, FULL-TIME DIVINE SE~VICES AT 8'10 SHOWTIME 7 30 P M. FOR STATION HOSPITAL, CALL AND I 1.00 IN THE MEMO~IAl RICHARDSON FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE +NEWS & ADMINISTRATO~ AT 2150 FO~ CHAPEL. SUNDAY SCHOOL AT SEAN CONNE~Y, DANIELA BIANCHI SP'~TS APPOINTMENT 9:40 A.M. IN THE GEO~GE THE INVINCIBLE JAMES BOND, SEC~ET SER­ SEITZ SCHOOL. ROI NAMU~ VICE AGENT 007, DASHES TH~OUGH THE DIVES POSITIONS NOW AVAILABLE WITH WO~SHIP SE~VICE IS AT 7 00 AND DENS Of EuROPE TO STEAL A RUSSIAN BEll TELEPHONE LABO~ATO~IES P.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS IS CIPHE~ MACHINE. T YP I ST FROM 9.00 TO 10:00 A.M. THE A •• GOOD OF A KIND Y & C • No SEC~ETA~Y NU~SE~Y WILL CA~E FO~ CHILD TELEPHONE OPE~ATO~ ~EN AT THE REGULA~ ISLAND SHOWTIME 7 AND 9 P M. AL~ ARE FULL-TIME, TYPISTS NU~SERY DU~ I ~IG BOTH THE YOK'viE YUK EDGE OF ETERNITY* ALSO PA~T TIME Fo~ FU~THE~ 8.10 AND I I .00 A M SE~VICE CO~NEL WILDE,·VICTO~IA SHAW INFO~MATION CALL SUSAN JOHNSON PLEASE NeTE THE P~OTESTANT SAVAGE SUSPENSE SPANS THE GRANITE AT 9-468 NU~SE~Y AND TH~EE-YEAR-OLD GORGE! • SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS WILL CLERK TYPISTS FULL-TIME NEED- MEET FO~ THE NEXT SEVERAL SHOWTIME 7 30 P M ED ApPLY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES WEEKS IN THE TEMPO~A~Y Is­ WALK A TIGHT ROPE* INDUST~iAL RELATIONS OFFICE OCEAN VIEW LAND NU~SERY, QT~S. 483-B. DAN DU~YEA, PAT~ICIA OWENS IN THE TERMINAL ANNEX THE THIN LINE BETWEEN DISASTE~ AND CATHOLIC ADVENTURE. tOR MONTH OF AUGUST, .. WATCH FATHE~ FEY - 7.00 A.M ~EPA!RMAN/JEWELER. PA~T-TIME AND 9.15 A.M. IN H£ MEMOR- SHOWTIME 6.30 AND 8 30 P.M ACCEPTABLE. CONTACT TOM BUTLE~ IAL CHAPEL AND AT I I 15 ON RHINO* AT MACY'S ROXY ROt NAMU~. DAILY MASS 4 45 HA~IY GU~~DIANO, SHt~LEY EATON P.M IN THE BLESSED SAC~A- EXCITING AFRICAN ANIMAL CAPTU~ED FOR FOR SALE ME NT CHAPEL MIN DAY TH~OUGH ZOOS WITHOUT BULLETS. FRIDAY. MASS SATU~DAY MO~- NING AT 7:25 A.M. CONFES- SHOWTIME 8 P M. S I ON SATU~DAY F~OM 7.00 TO RO I NAUUR TWILIGHT FOR THE GODS*+NEW5 & 8:00 P.M. A NURSE~Y IS P~O- ROCK HUDSON, ARTHU~ KENNEDY SPORTS VIDED IN THE CHAPLAIN'S OF­ THE GREAT BEST SELLER BY THE AUTHOR FUNNEL TO SERVICE TWO BED~OOMS, $150 COLDSPOT I~-TON AIR CON- FICE FO~ THE CHILD~EN OF OF "THE HIG~ AND THE MIGHTY'" DITIONER AND CARRIE~ I~-TON ~A~ENTS ATTENDING THE 9:15 AIR COND!TIOMEI't $100 EACH. ONE A.M. MASS SH9WTIME 7 30 P M. IRMA LA DOUCE* 0 COUNTDOWN SURFBOA~D, TIKI, $5 • BA~TON LATTER-DAY SAiNTS SE~VICES JACK LEMMON, SHI~LEY MAClAtNE AND SMiTH SURFBOA~D $85 BOTH A~E HELD IN R.OM 113 OF THE A STQ~Y Of PASSION, BLOODSHED, DESI~E 9' LONG GE STEREO PLAY- SEITZ SCHOOL AS FOL­ RECG~D GEO~GE AND DEATH. EVE~YTHING, IN FACT, THAT ER wIT~ JACKS FOR TAPING $90 k OWS : P~IESTHe.D MEETING AT MAKES LIFE WORTH LIVING FO~T~8LE E~ECT~'r MIXE~ $9· CALL~'30 A.M., SUNDAY SCHOOL SUNDAY'S MOVIES 5 CONNINGTON 737 QT~S. 224-A AND SAC~AMENT MEETING AT RICHA~OSON EDGE OF ETERNITY* 9:30. YOKWE YUK WALK A TIGHT ROPE* P~OFESSIONAl HAI~ DRYE~ WITH OCEAN VIEW FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE GUARANTEE FO~ 3 YEA(( STILL IN PENTECOSTAL WORSHI P SE~V I C[~ RoxY THE SERVANT EFFECT $25. CONTACT 458-0 e~ ANNOUNCES A NEW TIME BEGIN­ R'I NAMU~ A DOG'S BEST FRIEND CALL 2339 NING AT 7:45 P.M.IN THE CHA· COUNTDOWN SlJ.1MER MAGIC* PEL SUNDAY EVENINGS. THE HAYLEY MILLS, BU~L IVES LARGE T~ AWNING, AVAILABLE PUBLIC IS INVITED. WALT DISNEY'S COMEDY DRAMA. IN THE NEA~ fUTURE BEST OFfE~ *No ~ATINGS AVAILABLE C4LL 2780 EVENINGS ONLY CHURCH C: CHRIST SE~VICES PA~ENTS MAGAZINE MeVfE GUIDE WILL BE HELD THIS LO~D'S EACH FILM IS RATED AS T8 QUALITY AS WELL AS SUITABILITY GIRL'S 20" SCHWINN BICYCLE, DAY AT 10:15 IN R•• M 13 Fe~ CHILDREN OF VA~IOUS AGES THE AGE SYMBOLS USED A~E. $8 CLOTHES DRYE~ $30 PHONE OF GEOftGE SEITZ SCHoeL. A ADULTS Y ••• YOUNG PEePLE 12-16 C CHILD~EN 8-12 23 42 BIBLE STUDY AT II 00 A.M RESERVATIONS NOTICE OF GOLF TOURNAMENT SE~VICES A~E ALse HELD SUN­ wANTED TO BUY THE YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB THE KWAJAlEIN GOLF Asso­ DAY EVENINGS AT 6:00 P.M 24" B~CYCLE iN FAI~ CONDITION ~EQUESTS THAT ~ESE~VATIONS BE CiATION Will SPONSOR A "MA­ PHONE 2292 MADE BEFORE SUNDAY EVENING TCH AGAINST PAR" TOU~NAMENT EPISCOPAL EVENING PRAYER JULY 19, FOR THE "C~AZY HATS" THIS SUNDAY, JULY !9TH, AT SE~VICES WILL BE CONDUCTED '(OKWE YUK LUNCHEON MEETING TUESDAY THE HOLMBERG FAiRWAYS GOLF EACH SUNDAY EVENING AT 7:00 PH~L CHING 4ND HIS "NAUTICAL JuLY 21 AT I 00 P M COCKTAIL COURSE TEE-OFF TIME IS P.M. IN THE MEMO~IAL CHAPEL. HAWA! lANS" WILL PLAY TONIGHT HOUR IS AT NOON IN THE BANYAN 7 30 TO 12 NOON AT THE YOKWL YUK CLUB SUNDAY ROOM ENT~ANCE FEE OF $1 50 MARINA NOTICE BRvNCH FO~ DEPENDENTS WILL BE MAKE ~ESE~VATIONS WITH MERT COVERS PRIZES A~D REFESH­ FROM 1015 TO 1300 HQU~S SMALL BOATS BERTHED AT OSBORNE, 2798 OR CHRIS HUNTE~ MENTS THE MARINA WILL BE REREGI5- 2297 INCOME TAX SERVICE TE~ED REGARDLESS OF PREVIOU3 ACTRESS TURNS ON GAS NEED HELP FO~ TAX RETU~N REGISTRATION AND WILL BE RE­ INSTRUCTORS WANTED HONG KONG ( UP! )-- BEAUT 1- FILING? M CUBIAS, PUBLIC AC­ ASSIGNED NEW NUMBERS THI5 THE UNIVE~SITY CENTER ON FUL LIN DAI, FAMOUS CHINESE COUNTANT, IS AVAiLABLE TO ALSO INCLUDES BOATS ON THE KWAJALEIN NEEDS INSTRUCTORS MOVIE ACTRESS, DIED TODAY A5S'~T PE~SONNEL IN THE P~E­ BEACH IN ENGLISH, SLIDE RULE, FUN­ SHE WAS 33 PARATION Of INCOME TAX RETU~NS DAMENTALS OF DESIGN, ETC, THE ASIAN FAVORITE APPAR- AT BARRACKb, DORM I, DECK 3, WilL THE OWNER OF THE TWO TO TEACH EVENING NON-CREDIT ENTLY DIED OF ASPHIXIATION BAY 8, BETWEEN 5 P M. AND 9 P M 24' CATAMARAN HULL3 OF WHICH SHO~T COURSES. No ADVANCED SHE WAS FOUND BY HER HUSBANC EVENINGS ON SUNDAYS F~OM 9 A M ONE IS WOODEN AND THE OTHE~ DEGREE IS ftEQUI~ED INTEREST- THIS AFTERNOON IN A GAS- FIBRE GLASS CONTACT THE TO 5 P M ED PERSONS A~E REQUESTED TO FILLED ROOM Of HER HOME HE~ MARINA WITHIN 30 DAYS. CALL J.C. CHEH AT 2148 (DAiS) HJSBAND ISS.S LUNG, SON ~~GAL ADVICE AVA!LABLE OR 337 (NIGHTS) OF GEN LUNG YUN, FORMER DUPI~G HE PEMAINDER OF THE FOR SALE • GOVERNOR OF CHIN~IS YUNNAN ~O~T~ O~ JUL~ C4PT O'BRIEN 35MM CANNON MODEL 7 CAMERA CHESS CLUB MEETS PROVINCE THEY WERE MARRIED a~ T~E 3iAFf JUDGE ADVOCATES WITH 50MM FO.95 LENS, CALL THE CHESS CLUB WILL MEET ! N ! 96 J Ofr!C~ (LEGAL OFFICE) AT RED­ 771 DURING WO~KING ~OURS TOMO~~OW AFTERNOON F~QM I TO "SHE LOCKED HERS~LF IN- STONE ARSENAL WilL BE ON THE O~ SEE IN RM 31 I SANDS 6 P M IN THE ROOM ADJACENT 51DE HER BEDROOM AND WHEN 0 iSL.AND BOQ TO THE LIB~ARY iN THE SPE~iAL I BROKE DOWN THE D 0R, I AN 'ONt DE3l~!NG LEGAL AS­ SERVICES BUILDING FOUND ~wE ROOM WAS FULL OF ONE T~ND8ERG M~D~L TM2H ~l3T~NCE O~ ADViCE MAY CONTACT VISITORS ARE WELCOME AND GAS," lUNG SAID MICROPHeNE WITH 12 FO~T ~o~ ~j~~NC NG~~Al DUTY HOURS FREE INSTRUCTiONS ARE AVAIL~ AT T~t JTO BJILD!NG, ROOM iOI. C4BlE AND PLUG & DETAC~ABLE ABLE TO PE~SONS DES!R!NG TO I T COSTS AS) UT $3,500 A T[~EFHGNS: 421 ~TAND $7 50 CALL 590 DAfS LEARN TO PLAY THE GAME. YEAR TO EDUCATE EACH BLIND OR 2715 AFTER 5 00 P M CHilD ENROLLED AT THE OAK HILL SCHOOL iN HARTFORD, CON - - PAGE 7 HOURGLASS SATURDJY 18 JULY 1964 TEENAGERS RIOT AFTER POLICEMAN SHOOTS i TRAFFIC INSTRUCTION! KNIFE-WIELDING NEGRO YOUTH IN APARTMENl DRIVERS MUST USE CAUTION WHEN OVER- I I TAKING OR PASSING ANOTHER VEHICLE, NEW YORK (UPI)--MoRE THAN 150 POLICEM~N BATTLED HUNDREDS OF SUMMER SCHOOL STUJ DRIVING ON RIGHT SIDE, OVERTAKING AND DENTS YESTERDAY IN A RIOT TOUCHED OFF IN THE HEART OF MANHATTAN'S MOST EXCLU- I PASSING, ACCORDING TO A PACMISRANFAC I SIVE RESIDENTIAL AREA BY THE FATAL SHOOTING OF A KNIFE-WIELDING NEGRO TEENAGER. I INSTRUCTION. THE YOUTH, SCHOOLSTUDENT JAMES POWE LL, 15, WAS KILLED BY TWO SHOTS FROM THE I "ON STREETS OF SUFF I C lENT WIDTH, SERVICE REVOLVER OF OFF-DUTY POLICE LT. THOMAS GILLIGAN, A WHITE OFFICER WHO : OTHER THAN ONE-WAY STREETS, THE DRIVER

INTERCEDED WHEN POWELL AND TWO OTHER NE~ROES WENT AFTER AN APARTMENT SUPER- [OF A VEHICLE SHALL DRIVE ON THE RIGHT I INTENDENT OPPOSITE THE SCHOOt. : SIDE OF THE STREET EXCEPT WHEN THE

THE SOUND OF THE SHOTS ECHOtD THROUGH THE OPEN WINDOWS OF THE ROBERT WAGNER I RIGHT HALF IS IMPASSIBLE OR WHEN OVER- I JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL AND BROUGHT ALMOST TAE ENTIRE STUDENT BODY, BOTH NEGRO AND I TAKING ANOTHER VEHICLE WHiTE, INTO EAST 76TH STREET, JUST THREE BLOCKS FROM THE HOTEL CARLYLE, NEW YORB THE DRIVER OF A VEHICLE OVERTAKING HOME OF THE LATE PRESIDENT KENNEDY AND FAVORITE STOPPING PLACE OF PRESIDENT I ANOTHER VEHICLE PROCEEDING fN THE JoHNSON. I SAME DIRECT ION SHALL PASS TO THE LEFT I POLICE REINFORCEMENTS WEARING RIOT HELMETS AND CARRYING NIGHTSTICKS WERE 'OF THE OTHER VEHICLE AT A SAFE DISTANCE'

RUSHED TO THE QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD OF EXPENSIVE APARTMENT BUILDINGS MIXED WITH I AND SHALL NOT AGAIN DRIVE TO THE RIGHT OLDER BUILDINGS AND SMALL SHOPS. THE JEERING STUDENTS PELTED THEM WITH SorT SIDE OF THE STREET UNTIL SAFELY CLEAR DRINK BOTTLES, ROCKS, BEER CANS AND OF SUCH OVERTAKEN VEHICLE. THE DRIVER SCHOOLBOOKS BUT ONLY ONE POLICEMAN WAS! OF A VEHICLE SHALL NOT OVERTAKE AND DR. L.E. MESSMAN INJURED. PASS ANOTHER PROCEEDING IN THE SAME

(CONTINUED fROM °A3E !) DURING THE HEIGHT OF THE MELEE ONE I DIRECTION UNLESS THE LEFT SIDE OF THE RETURNING TO THE STATES, DR. MESSMAN NEGRO GIRL, CRYING HYSTERICALLY, : STREET IS CLEARLY VISIBLE AND FREE OF DIRECTED HiS ATTENTION TO THE SPECIAL­ SCREAMED, "COME O~, SHOOT ANOTHER i ON-COMING TRAFFIC FOR A DISTANCE OF AT

IZED fiELDS OF OBSTETRICS AND GVNA­ NIGGER. " I LEAST THREE HUNDRED (300) FEET." COLOGY, SERVING RESIDENCIES AT PRES­ THE STREET BETWEEN THIRD AND SECOND •••••• BYTERIAN HOSPITALS IN CHICAGO AND CON­ AVENUES HAD TO BE BARR I CADED AND CLOSEt:! GEODET I C ~URVEY F I ND~ WORLD~!) NECTICUT. UPON COMPLETION Of THESE TO TRAFF I C. IT TOOK THE RIOT SQUAD 90 I ~ TEEPE~ T CONT I NENTAL ~LOPE i RESIDENCIES HE SPENT THREE YEARS AT MINUTES TO DRIVE THE STUDENTS BACK CARLE CLINIC, CHAMPAGNE, ILLINOIS. INTO THE SCHOOL OR DISPERSE THEM INTO I WASHINGTON (UPI)-~THE WORLD'S STEEP- i ! IN 1948 HE MOVED TO TWIN FALLS, THE AVENUES WHERE MORE TI:fAN 1,000 I EST CONTINENTAL SLOPE HAS BEEN FOUND I IDAHO, WHERE HE ENJOYED A SUCCESSfUL SPECTATORS HAD GATHERED. : OFF THE COAST OF CEYLON BY AN AMERICAN

PRIVATE PRACTICE OF OBSTETRICS AND POLICE SAID THE INCIDENT BEGAN WHEN SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITION, THE DEPARTMENT I 10F COMMERCE REPORTS. GVNACOLOGY UNTIL COMING TO KWAJALEIN. AN APARTMENT SUPERINTENDENT SPLASHED I T "p" G DR. MESSMAN JOINS THE STAFF AT THE POWELL AND HIS FRIENDS WHILE HOSING HE 'ONEER, A COAST AND EODETIC KWAJALEIN HOSPITAL WHERE HE WILL TREAT OFF A SIDEWALK--A NEW YORK MORNING SURVEY FLOATING LABORATORY, FOUND THE OUR CORAL BURNS, SNIFfLES AND MORE RITUAL. THE YOUTHS CHASED THE MAN INTC SLOPE WHERE CEYLON SLIDES INTO THE BAY I SERIOUS AILMENTS, BUT HE WILL ALSO BE HIS BASEMENT APARTMENT AND WERE POUND- OF BENGAL AT A 45-DEGREE ANGLE. I fiLLING AN EVEN MORE IMPORTANT NEED: ING ON THE DOOR WITH THE LID OF A GAR-I AVERAGE CONTINENTAL SLOPES VARY BE- THAT OF OBSTETRICAL AND GVNACOLOGICAL BAGE CAN WHEN GILLIGAN STEPPED IN. TWEEN FIVE DEGREES OF THE WEST COAST

PHYSICIAN AND ADVISER. ACCORDING TO GILLIGAN POWELL DREW Of EUROPE, ONE TO 15 DEGREES OFF THE I THE DOCTOR WILL BE JOINED BY MRS. A KN!FE AND ADVANCED ON' HIM THE ;PACIFIC COAST OF THE UNITED STATES, MESSMAN AND THEIR THIRTEEN-YEAR-OLD OFFiCER SAID HE WARNED THE YOUTH THAT I AND FOUR TO SEVEN DEGREES OFF THE AMERI­ SON IN EARLY SEPTEMBER Of THIS YEAR. HE WAS A POLICEMaN, EVEN THOUGH HE WAS! CAN ~aST COAST, THE DEPARTMENT SAID.

MRS 0 MESSMAN I S A GFI,. ~)UATE OF WES LYN IN CIVILIAN CLOTHES, AND THAT HE WAS THE FIVE-NATION SCIENTIFIC TEAM ALSO SCHOOL OF MUStC, BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS, ARMED, BUT POWELL IGNORED HIM. GILLIGA~DISCOVERED SEVERAL PREVIOUSLY UNKNOWN AND IS AN ACCOMPLISHED VIOLINIST AND SHOT THE YOUTH DOWN IN THE APARTMENT UNDERSEA MOUNTAINS, CHARTERED THE TOP OF ANOTHER UNDERSEA MOUNTAIN, AND EX- TEACHER O~ STRINGS. HALLWAY IT IS ITM SIACERE PLEASURE THAT WE AMINED TWO PREVIOUSLY UNEXPLORED CAN- •••• YONS OfF CEYLON--ONE TRENCH 7,800 FEET EXTEND OUR WELCOME TO DR. MESSMAN, AS TAKE STEPS TO ASSURE FORMER OUR PHYSICIAN AND fRIEND, AND WE LOOK FIRST LADY PRIVACY IN NEW YORK DEEP, AND ANOTHER TWO MILES WIDE AND 4 570 FEET DEEP. fORWARD TO A LONG AND CLOSE RELATION­ NEW YORK (UPI)--THE CITY IS TAKING ' SHIP WITH BOTH HE AND HIS FAMILY. STEPS TO MAKE SURE MRS. JOHN F. KENN£D~ HELICOPTER HOVERING OVER CRASHED I WILL NOT BE PLAGUED BY GAWKING TOURISTS NEW YOKWE YUK SCHEDULE WHEN SHE MOVES HERE FROM WASHINGTON. AIRLINER INCREASES SURVIVAL TIME, MONDAY THRU PRIDAY MRS. KENNEDY'S SECRETARY DISCLOSED POMONA (UPI}--A NOVEL EXPERIMENT 1600 TO 2330 THAT ONE OF THE REASONS FOR THE FORMER SHOWED THAT A HELICOPTER HOVERIN~ OVER SATURDAY AND SUNDAY FIRST LADY'S DECISION TO MOVE WAS THAT A CRASHED AIRLINER APPARENTLY CAN KEEP 1300 TO 2400 SO MANY TOURISTS DRIVE PAST THEIR I FLAMES fROM ENVELOPING THE CABIN. EXECUTIVE MESS HOURS GEORGETOWN HOME, BLOCKING THE STREET. THE AIR SAFETY EXPERIMENT WAS STAGEDI BREAKFAST 0600 TO oBoo C,TY COMMISSIONER Of LICENSES JOSEPH BY THE FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY (FAA) : LUNCH 1115 TO 1300 C. DICARLO SAID HE WAS ASKING SIGHT- WHICH SET AN OLD SURPLUS BOEING STRATO~ DINNER 1730 TO 1930 SEEING GUIDES TO EXCLUDE FROM THEIR CRUISER ON FIRE AND THEN SENT A HELI- I SUNDAY BRUNCH 0900 TO 1300 , ITINERARIES THE PLACE WHERE THE WIDOW COPTER OVER THE fLAMES IN AN EFrORT TO SUNDAY 01 NNER 1730 TO 2000 OF THE LATE PRESIDENT AND HER TWO SEE IF IT COULD INCREASE THE THEORETIC~ DEPENDENTS HOURS CHILDREN WILL LIVE SURVIVAL TIME FOR MAKE-BELIEVE PASSEN-!, SUNDAY BRUNCH 1015 TO 1300 "MRS. KENNEDY IS ENTITLED TO THE GERS I NS I DE. 1 SUNDAY DINNER IBoo TO 2000 SAME PRIVACY, DIGNITY AND RESPECT AS THE RIGHT WING OF THE STRATOCRUISER,II D,NNER-MONDAY THROUGH SAT. I Boo TO 1930 ANY OTHER CITIZEN," HE SAID. LOADED WITH 2,500 GALLONS OF JET FUEL,! A LA CARTE D,N,NG "As FAR AS I AM CONCERNED, NO LICENS­ WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY 2030 TO 2230 ED GUIDE OR BUS WILL BE PERMITTED TO BUFrET REPEAT THE ANNOYANCES THAT TOOK PLACE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 2030 TO 2230 WITH ABANDON IN WASHINGTON. 1 EXPECT SPREADING TO THE FUSELAGE. DANCING COOPERATION FROM THE SIGHTSEEING IN­ FAA PROJECT MANAGER DON W. CONLEY 2030 TO 2400 I FRIDAY AND SATURDAY DUSTRY " SAID INSTRUMENTS INSIDE THE CAelN SHOWED THAT IF PASSENGERS HAD BEEN REJECTS CHARGES THAT U.S. IS MAY WIN TRIP TO MOON ABOARD, THEY WOULD HAVE HAD A fULL 15 I HURRYING SUPERSONIC PLANE PROGR~ POMONA, CALIf. (UPI}--THE NEWLY M!NUTES TO ESCAPE. THE FAA BELIEVES WASH I N~TON {UPI J--FEDERALAv JAT ION ONLY TWO MINUTES IS THE MAXIMUM TIME OPENED INLAND BANK Of POMONA HAS SEALE~ ADMIN8STRATOR NAJEEB E. HALABY REJECTS IN ITS VAULT PREDICTICTIONS BY CITY fOR SURVIVAL IN A BURNING PLANE, WHILEI CHARGES THAT THE U.S. SUPERSONIC AiR­ OFFICIALS AND FINANCIAL LEADERS OF THE SOME EXPERTS CONSIDER 90 SECONDS A I LINER PROGRAM IS TOO HASTY. CITY'S POPULATION IN 19Bo. SAFE STANDARD.

HALABY TOLD A NEWS CONFERENCE THAT I BANK OfF I C I ALS SAY THE PERSON WITH THOSE MOST CONCERNED WI TliE THE PLANE'S i THE CLOSEST EST I MATE WILL WIN A FREE WANNA BUY A TOAD? DEVELOPMENT FEEL "WE'RE GOING ABOUT I ROUND TRIP TO THE MOON. LONDON (UPI)--THE 'AMILY PLANNING I THE RIGHT RATE." "THE OFFER IS VALID, BUT NON-TRANS­ Assoc JAT ION HAS orrERED "BARGA I N fR ICES" HE CONCEDED THAT WI TH I N THE JOHNSON I F ERABL.E," PRES I DENT WILSON H. ASDE L ON 2,000 FEMALE TOADS IT HAS BEEN USIN ADMIN5STRATION, THERE "ARE A VARIETY I FOR PREGNANCY TESTS. SAID. "YOU'VE GOT TO BE ALIVE TO r OF VIEWS CONCERN!NG THE PACE OF THE COLLECT." GENERAL SECRETARY RUPERT ELSTONE SAl PROGRAM. " I THE MARCH OF SCIENCE DID THE TOADS OUT

"BUT THOSE WHO HAVE WORKED ON TH I S I MORE PEOPLE SPEAK· M~~~~R INCH I NESE OF A JOB. THE TESTS NOW ARE MADE WIT~J. -ARE CONVINCED WE ARE NOT LEAPING BUT -! Ta~ AN~-~TKLR-tAKGUA~E. ENGLISH IS CHEMICALS, HE &AI~, ANO THE ASSOCIIT~ PROCEEDING DElCBERATELY TOWARD THE GOAL~" SECOND. HOPES TO SELL THE TOADS TO LABOR'~ORI~S JULY 20 THRU JULY 26, 1964 S PEe I A L S E R V ICE SAC T I V I T Y SHE E T MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY fR I DAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 RICHARDSON THEATER SWINGIN' fLIGHT fROM fOR THE LOVE HERCULES WONDERfUL ADVANCE TO THE A DISTANT MAIDEN ASHIYA Of MIKE COUNTRY REAR+NEWS&SPORTS TRUMPET YOKWE YUK THEATER fLIGHT fROM fOR THE LOVE HERCULES SWINGIN' MAIDEN ADVANCE TO THE A DISTANT WONDERfUL ASHIYA Of MIKE+NEWS&SPORTS REAR TRUMPET COUNTRY OCEAN VIEW THEATER HERCULES SWINGIN' MAIDEN fLIGHT fROM fOR THE LOVE Of A DISTANT WONDERfUL ADVANCE TO ASHIYA MIKE TRUMPET COUNTRY THE REAR ROXY THEATER WONDERfUL ADVANCE TO A DISTANT fLIGHT fROM SWINGIN' MAIDEN fOR THE LOVE HERCULES COUNTRY THE REAR TRUMPET ASHIYA +NEWS&SPORTS Of MIKE ROI NAMUR MOVIES fOR THE LOVE A DISTANT WONDERfUL ADVANCE TO THE HERCULES fLIGHT fROM ASHIYA SWINGIN' Of MIKE TRUMPET COUNTRY REAR +NEWS&SPORTS MAIDEN SWINGIN' MAIDEN-C MICHAEL CRAIG, ANNE HELM 81 MINo COMEDY A&Y&C-AMUS I NG fLIGHT fROM ASHIYA-C YUL BRYNNER, RICHARD WIDMARK 100 MINe DRAMA A-GOOD Y-MATURE C-No HERCULES-C STEVE REEVES, SYLVA KOSCINA 103 MIN. DRAMA fOR THE LOVE Of MIKE-C-CS RICHARD BASEHART, STU ERWIN 8~ MIN. DRAMA WONDERfUL COUNTRY -C ROBERT MITCHUM, JULIE LONDON 95 MINo DRAMA ADVANCE TO THE REAR-B&W GLENN fORD, STELLA STEVENS 90 MIN. OOMEDY A&Y&C-MEDIOCRE A DISTANT TRUMPET-C TROY DONAHUE, SUZANNE PLESHETTE 117 MIN. DRAMA A&Y&C-VERY GOOD RICHARDSON-THE SHOW WILL START AT 1930 AND ANYONE MAY ATTEND. YELLOW SEATS ARE fOR BACHELORS ONLY. YOKWE YUK-THE SHOWS WILL START AT 1900 AND 2100. fOR YOKWE YUK MEMBERS ONLY. CHILDREN MAY NOT ATTEND. OCEAN VIEW-THE fiRST SHOW WILL START AT 1930 AND THERE IS A MIDNIGHT MOVIE. fOR ADULT MALE PERSONNEL ONLY.

ROXY-THE SHOWS WILL ST~RT AT 1830 AND 2030, AND ARE fOR DEPENDENTS AND THEIR fAMILIES ONLY. COUNTDOWN-fiLMS SHOWN HERE ARE NAVY MOVIES AND ARE NOT SHOWN AT OTHER THEATERS ON THE ISLAND. fOR ENLISTED SERVICEMEN AND THEIR fAMILIES. DEPENDENTS POOL °73°-1900 0730-1900 °73°-190° °73°-190° °73°-190° °73°-1900 BACHELORS POOL °7°°-2100 0700-2100 °7°°-2100 °700-2 100 °700-2100 °7°°-2100 BOWLING ALLEY 0930-2330 123°-233° 123°-233° °93°-233° 123°-233° 093°-2400 1000-233° LIBRARY

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