HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE 8-13-64 8-13-64 4.8 AT 0723 1.3 AT 0114 4.5 AT 1951 LASS I 03 AT 1339 VOL 5 NO 1776 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS WEDNESDAY 12 AUGUST 1964

NEXT W~N COSMONAUT? U.N. ASKED TO Moscow (UPI)--COSMONAUT PAVEL PoPO­ CLAIM FIFTH OF VICH'S WIFE MARINA TODAY BECAME AN UN­ U.S. POPULATION HALT ATTACKS BY OfFICIAL FAVORITE TO BECOME THE NEXT TURKS ON CYPRUS RUSSIAN--AND SECOND WOMAN--IN SPACE. LIVES IN POVERT ATHENS (UPI)--GREECE DEMANDED TODAY A REPORT IN THE GOVERNMENT NEWSPAPER WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE SENATE, HANDIN THAT THE UNITED NATIONS HELP BRING PEACE IZVESTIA, COMING AMID GROWING EXPECTA- PRESIDENT JOHNSON A JUICY tL1CTION YEAR TO CYPRUS BY STOPPING TURKISH AIR FORCE TION OF A NEW SOVIET SPACE SPECTACULAR VICTORY, TODAY PASSED AND StRT TO THE ATTACKS ON THE ISLAND'S NORTHWEST C~ST PUT THE SPOTLIGHT ON MRS POPOVICH. WHITE HOUSE HIS SWEEPING $947.5 MILLION THE GOVERNMENT STATEMENT DID NOT SAY "WAR ON POVERTY" PROGRAM. HOW THE WeRLD BODY COULD DO THIS. BUT IT IS THE LEGISLATION, AN ESSENTIAL ELEMENT SAID IT WAS NOT GREECE'S JOB ALONE. RUNAWAY·BOY IN THE PRESIDENT'S ELECTION PLANS, WILL "WE HAVE THE RIGHT," THE STATEMENT FOUND FROZEN TO EMBARK THE GOVERNMENT ON A B~OAD PRO­ SAlOl "TO DEMAND THAT ANY NEW RAIDS ON GRAM Of fiNANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO AREAS CYPRUS SHeULD 8E MET IN COMMON WITH DEATH IN BOXCAR WHERE POCKETS Of POVERTY EXIST, "AMIDST OTHER U.H. MEMSER STATES. IMPOSING PEAC HIALEAH, rLA. (UPI)--THE fROZEN BODY GENERAL PROSPERITY." AND IMPL~MENTING THE SECURITY COUNCIL'S Of AN II-YEAR-OLD RUNAWAY BOY WAS fOU IT IS CERTAIN TO BE AN ISSUE IN THE DECISt H~ ARE THE JOINT DUTY Of THE CIV IN A REfRIGERATED RAILROAD CAR fULL Of PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN. I L 1,Zp ",eALD." MELONS fROM CALifORNIA, POLICE DISCLO- JOHNSON CALLED IT A VITAL PROGRAM TO G.,CC[ CHARGED YESTERDAY THAT TURKEY SED TODAY. HELP THE PEOPLE LIYING IN WANT WHILE YleL'T&O A U.N. CEASEflRE ON CYPRUS BY THE VICTIM WAS IDENTifiED AS RAMON MOST AMERICANS PROSPER. DEMOCRATS SAY ',NDING ITS AIR fORCE JETFIGHTERS ON A GUTIRREZ, WHOSE FAMILY LIVES ON A RA~H ONE-FifTH OF THE NATION'S POPULATION ATtAflNG MISSION ALONG THE NORTHWEST OUTSIDE WOODLAND, CALifORNIA. LIVES IN POVERTY WHERE THE "DOORS Of QOAeT fOR THE fOURTH CONSECUTIVE DAY. THE BOY'S fiNGERS WERE STREAKED WITH OPPORTUNITY ARE CLOSED." BLOOD AND CRIMSON SPOTS DOTTED THE IN- SIDE Of HIS SEALED ROLLING TOMB, INDI­ TITAN ROC~ET CATING HE HAD MADE A DESPERATE EfF"ORT SENATE CUTS BACK 2 TO CLAW HIS WAY OUT. 10-STORIES HIGH A fRU I T INSPECTOR 0 I SCOVERED TH E BOY' FOREIGN AID MuNEY VANDENBERG ArB (UPI)--A IO-STORY HIGH BODY LAST NIGHT WHEN HE OPENED THE CAR WASHINGTON (UPI)--T.E SENATE HANDED TITAN 2 ROCKET STREAKED DOWN THE PACIFIC AT HIALEAH, A SUBURB Of MIAMI. PRESIDENT JOHNSON A STiff SETBACK lt0. MISSILE RANGE TODAY AfTER LAUNCH BY A OffICIALS SAID HE APPARENTLY CLIMBED BY VOTING TO CUT HIS fOREIGN AID ~•• - STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND CREW. ABOARD T~E RAILROAD CAR AT WOODLAND, GRAM BY $216.7 MilLION. THE 150-TON TWO-STAGE ICBM BURST INTO NOT REALIZING IT WOULD BE SEALED. THE ACROSS-THE-BOA~D SLASH WOULD RE- THE AIR FROM ITS UNDERGROUND SILO ON DUCE THE rOREIGN AID AUTHORIZATION TO 430,000 POUNDS Of THRUST FROM ITS LIQUID $3·25 BILLION COMPARED TO THE $3. 467 PROPELLANt fUEL AND THE AIR raRCE SAID SEEKS SOY I ET AI D BILLION APPROVED BY THE SENATE rOREIGN ALL SUB-SYSTEMS OPERATED SUCCESSfULLY. CAIRO (UPI)--THE MIDDLE EAST NEWS RELATIONS COMMITTEE AND THE $3.516 BIL- THE TITAN 2 IS RATED AS A 15,OOO-MILE AGENCY SAID TODAY IT HAS BEEN "AUTHOR- LION REQUESTED BY THE ADMINISTRATION. AN HOUR MISSilE CAPABLE Of IMPACTING AT ITATIVELY lEARNED THAT THE CYPRUS GOV- UNLESS THE AUTHORIZATION IS RESTORED A PRESELECTED TARGET UP TO 6,000 MILES ERNMENT HAS ASKED THE SOVIET GOVERNM~T IN A SENATE-HOUSE CONFERENCE, THE AD­ AWAY. TO SEND A SQUADRON OF SOVIET MiliTARY MINISTRATION WILL HAVE TO PICK THE PRO­ TODAY'S, fiRING WAS THE SECOND IN THE AIRCRAFT TO BE STATIONED IN CYPRUS TO GRAMS AND PRO~ECTS TO BE CUT FROM ITS CURRENT LAUNCH PROGRAM AND WAS MADE TO FACE TURKISH AGGRESSION. PROPOSALS. EVALUATE THE WEAPONS SYSTEM AND SECURE MENA, IN A REPORT FROM NICOSIA, SAID PERFORMANCE DATA ON THE MIGHTY DETER­ THE REQUEST FOR PLANES WAS PART Of MIL RENT WEAPON IN THE U.s. ARSENAL. ITARY AID THE CYPRUS GOVERNMENT HASA~ TWO BODIES fOUND .. . . . EO OF THE KREMLIN • MIAMI, tlA. (UPI)--Two BODIES fOUND AVO'RS JOHNSf"N ... WRAPPED IN CANVAS, TIED WITH ROPE AND POLL F V WILL CUT OFF CUBA F"LOATING IN A CANAL WERE THISE OF' AN WASH I NGTON (UPI) --AN OVERWHELM I NG MA- I ELDERLY MAN AND WOMAN, BOTH WH I TE, DADEI JORITY IF' AMERICANS ARE BACKING PRESI- SANTIAGO, CHilE (UPI)--CHllEAN PRES- COUNTY POLICE SAID TODAY. DENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON'S DECISION TO IDENT JORGE ALESSANORI TODAY ANNOUNCED THE BODIES WERE NEATLY WRAPPED IN TWO RETALIATE AGAINST NORTH VIET NAM LAST CHILE WilL BREAK DIPLOMATIC, CONSULAR CANVAS PACKAGES AND EACH WAS BOUND AT WEEK AND EVERY SECOND AMERICAN NOW FA- AND TRADE RELATIONS WITH COMMUNIST CU~ THE fEET, KNEES, WAIST AND SHOULDERS. VORS PUTTING MilITARY PRESSURE ON NORTH AS ORDERED BY THE rOREIGN MINISTERS Of THEY WERE DISCOVERED YESTERDAY BY fOUR VIET NAM AT THE RISK Of BRINGING RED THE ORGANIZATION OF AMERICAN STATES IN FISHERMEN IN A SHALLOW CANAL SOUTH Of CHINA IN, A PUBLIC OPINION POll INDI- THE RECENT WASHINGTON CONfERENCE. HERE. CATES TODAY. THE ACTION LEF"T ONLY THREE LATIN AM- DETECTIVES SAID THEY WERE ATTEMPTING POLLSTER LOUIS HARRIS SAID IN THE ERICAN NATIONS RETAINING DIPLOMATIC TO ESTABLISH THE IDENTITIES Of THE PAI~, WASHINGTIN POST THAT 85 PERCENT Of THE TIES WITH THE REGIME OF CUBAN PREMIER AMERICAN PUBLIC SUPPORTED J(j)HNSON'S AC- r'DEL CASTRO: MEXICO, URUGUAY AND 60- MURDER ON SH IPBOARD TION AND ONLY 3 PERCENT OPPOSED IT. LIVIA TWELVE PERCENT MAINTAINED THEY HAD NOT MEXICO HAS REJECTED THE FOREIGN MIN- SAN rRANCISCO (UPI)--THE LEBANESE HEARD ABOUT THE AIR STRIKES 24 TO 48 ISTERS' RESOLUTION. BOLIVIA AND URUG~Y SHIP ST. NICHOLAS REPORTED TODAY THAT HOURS AFTER THEY WERE LAUNCHED HAVE NOT YET DEFINED THEIR POSITIONS. HER BOATSWAIN HAD KilLED ONE CREWMAN

• • 0 •• AND INJURED ANOTHEft • CONSIDER NEEDED ARMS EQUIPMENT THE COAST GUARD HERE SAID THE SHIP B'~ I LD BeMBER fCRCE KUALA LUMPUR (UPI)--ACTING PRIME MI WAS 1200 MILES NOftTH OF HONOLULU HEADED TAIPEI (UPI)--THE NEWSPAPER CHINA ISTER TUN ABDUL RAZAK SAID TODAY MALAY TOWARD As I A. NEWS REPORTED TODAY THAT THE CHINESE Silo HAD NOT YET DETERMINED THE TYPE Of THE SHIP RADIOED THAT THE SITUATION COMMUNISTS ARE BUilDING MEDIUM-RANGE MiliTARY EQUIPMENT IT WOULD REQUEST WAS ST I Ll "VERY DANGEROUS" BECAUSE THE JET BOMBER FORCE EAST Of TONKIN GULF". FROM THE UNITED STATES. BOATSWAIN HAD A KNifE AND THERE WERE NI , RAZAK TOLD NEWSMEN AN AMERICAN Mili­ OTHER WEAPONS ABOARD. OffiCIAL BULLETIN TARY MISSION WOULD COME TO MALAYSIA AS DUTY OrflCER fOR KWAJALEIN TEST SITE soeN AS A DECISION HAD BEEN REACHED. CONTINUE RESEARCH IN ANTARCTIC DATE: NAME: HOME PHONE: MALAYSIA REQUESTED AMERICAN AID TO WASHINGTGN (UPI)--THE U.S. NATIONAL 12AuG64 rr:-COL. W.W. CRUM 664 MEET INDONESIA'S MiliTARY OPPOSITION SCIENCE fOUNDATION HAS SUBMITTED TO A l3AuG64 LT. COL. RoWo Z,EN 746 AND HOSTilE "CONFRONTATION" PROGRAM. HOUSE SUBCOMMITTEE A fIYE-YEAR PROGRAM 14AuG64 CAPTAIN A.Ao CHANEY 2333 F"OR ANTARCTIC SCIENTIF'IC ACTIVITIES *15AuG64 LT. COL. Wow. CRUM 664 LOCATE NEW TROPICAL STORM (1964-1969) WHICH INDICATED INCREASED *lbAuG64 CAPTAIN LoO. Cex 2334 TOKYO (UPI)--A NEW TRGPICAL STORM EMPHASIS aN RESEARCH AND EXPLORATION 17AuG64 IST/LT K.fo HAWKINS 760 NAMED JUNE MOYED TOWARDS MANILA TODAY, IN THE ANTARCTIC PENINSULA AND THE WED­ *INDICATES WEEKENDS AND/OR HOLIDAYS BRINGING WITH IT WINOS ESTIMATED AT 46 DELL SEA, BELOW THE SGUTH AMERICAN CON­ DUTY OFf leER I S THE KWAJALE I N TEST SITE MILES AN HOUR. TINENT COMMANDING OFfiCER'S REPRESENTATIVE THE JOINT TYPHOON WARNING CENTER AT COORDINATI0N WILL BE MAINTAINED WITH DURING OTHER THAN NORMAL DUTY HOURS. GUAM SAID JUNE WAS 4 MILES EAST. RGENTINA CHILE AND GREAT BRITAIN. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 12 ~UGUST 1964

PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION Of THE COM­ BRITISH ARE DRINKING MORE RESULT OF AUTOPSIES STILL MANDING OFFICER KWAJALEIN TEST SITE, LONDON (UPI )-- THE BRITISH ARt DOING REMAIN CLOSELY-GUARDED SECRET MARSHALL ISLANDS, CONTRACT DA-01-021- MORE DRINKING THAN AT ANY TIME IN THE JACKSON, MISS. (UPI )-- THE RESULTS OF AMC-90004 (Y) (NI23-(61756) 35133A PMR LAST 40 YEARS, GENERAL MEDICAL COUNCIL ~ OFFICIAL STATE AUTOPSY ON THE BODIES WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATES. PR ES I DENT LORD COHEN SA [) YESTERDA Y OF THREE SLAIN CIVIL RIGHTS WORKERS RE­ THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY COHEN TOLD THE EUROPEAN INSTITtrUTE MAINED A CLOSELY-GUARDED SECRET TODAY, MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE FO~ ON THE PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF AL­ ONE WEEK AFTER THE BADLY DECOMPOSED NOTICES IS 4 P M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICA­ COHOLISM THAT THE AVERAGE BRITON DRINKS REMAINS WERE FOUND BURIED UNDER A 20- TION. DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS 10 FOUR BOTTLES OF LIQUOR EACH YEAR. Two FOOT EARTHEN DAM. A M. DAY OF PUBLICATION. OF THESE BOTTLES ARE SCOTCH, HE SAID. NESHOBA COUNTY ATTORNEY W. RAYFORD THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO liTHE ENGl ISH WORKMAN IS G'UDUALL Y JONES SAID A SUMMARY OF THE AUTOPSY RE­ EDIT COpy RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION. BECOMING ATTUNED TO A TOT OF (SCOTCH) PORT "PROBABLY" WOULD BE MADE PUBLIC WHISKY," COHEN SAID, "AND THE COCKTAIL EVENTUALLY BUT DECLINED TO SET A TENTA­ EDITOR: H. EDW. MCKINNEY PARTY HAS SUPERSEDED THE TEA PARTY." TIVE DATE MEANWHILE, THE fBI CONTINUED ITS PAIN­ PREDICTS STORMY MONTH AHEAD DENVER ENTERTAINING DELEGATION FROM STAKING INVESTIGATION INTO THE DEATHS fOR JAPANESE-AMERICAN RELATIONS SISTER CITY WITH 4-DAY fESTIVAL OF THE THREE YOUNG MEN WHOSE BODIES WERE TOKYO (UPI )-- U.S. AMBASSADOR EDWIN DENVER (UPI )-- SOME 22 MEN AND ONE FOUND LAST TUESDAY ON A fARM fOUR MILES O. REISCHAUER SAID TODAY THAT JAPANESE KIMONO-CLAD WOMA~ FROM DENVER'S SISTER FORM PHILADELPHIA, MISS. AMERICAN RELATIONS "ARE IN FOR A STOR­ CITY OF TAKAYAMA, JAPAN, ARRIVED HERE THE FBI STEADFASTLY HAS REFUSED TO MY THREE OR fOUR MONTHS." MONDAY FOR THE FOUR-DAY DENVER-TAKAYAMA COMMENT ON THE PROGRESS OF THE INVESTI­ IN AN ADDRESS TO THE TOKYO FOREIGN fESTIVAL. GATION OR ON A WEEKEND STATEMENT BY CORRESPONDENTS CLUB, THE AMBASSADOR THE CONTINGENCY WAS LED BY TAKAYAMA PRESIDENT JOHNSON THAT AN EARLY BREAK SAID THAT ECONOMIC QUESTIONS ARE THE MAYOR SHINICHIRO IWAMOTO. THEY WERE IN THE CASE WAS EXPECTED. THERE WERE CHIEF POINTS OF DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE PRESENTED WITH COLORADO CARNATIONS AND REPORTS THAT FAILURE TO FIND A MURDER TWO COUNTRIES. 10-GALLON HATS TO MAKE THEIR GREETING WEAPON WAS HOLDING UP ARREST. AMONG THEM HE LISTED THE JAPANESE TO THE WEST OfFICIAL. • ••• APPLICATION FOR A TRANS-ATLANTIC AIR THE GROUP WILL TAKE PART IN CEREMON- PHILIPPINES AND JAPAN SENDING ROUTE VIA NEW YORK CITY; THE U.S. IN- IES WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. MEDICAL AID TO SOUTH VIET NAM TEREST EQUALIZATION TAX; THE PROBLEM ON SATURDAY THEY WILL TOUR COLORADO SAIGON (UPI )-- THE PHILIPPINES AND Of ESTABLISHING ORDER IN THE WORLD'S SPRINGS, SOUTH Of HERE, BEfORE THEIR JAPAN YESTERDAY MADE KNOWN PLANS TO WOOL MARKET, DISAGREEMENT OVER THE VISIT IS CONCLUDED WITH A GALA BANQJET SEND MEDICAL AND OTHER AID TO SOUTH P~CIFIC FISHERIES TREATY; AND JAPANESE • • •• VIET NAM IN RESPONSE TO THE AMERICAN CRAB FISHING OFF THE ALASKAN COAST. CHOOSE "AMERICAN BEAUTY" TONIGHT CALL FOR "OTHER fLAGS" TO ASSIST THIS "HOWEVER, THE OVERALL ECONOMIC RE- LONG BEACH, CALif (UPI )-- "THE AMERI- EMBATTLED SOUTHEAST ASIAN NATION. LATIONS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND CAN BEAUTY" WILL BE CHOSEN TONIGHT ACCORDING TO A PHILIPPINES ARMED JAPAN CONTINUE TO BE ONE OF THE GREAT FROM AMONG 15 HOME-GROWN SE~I-rINALISTS FORCES ANNOUNCEMENT, A GROUP OF 28 NON­ SUCCESS STORIES OF MODERN TIMES," THE IN THE fiFTH 'NTERNATIONAL BEAUTY PA- COMBATANT PHILIPPINE ARMED fORCES PER- AMBASSADOR ADDED GEANT. SONNEL ARE SCHEDULED TO LEAVE ON SUNDAY IT WAS RCI >CHAUER'S FIRST PUBLIC THE fiELD OF 32 AMERICAN ENTREES WAS FOR VIET NAM APPEARANCE ~INCE HIS RETURN FROM NARROWED TO 15 LAST NIGHT FOURTEEN THE PARTY, CONSISTiNG Of 16 CiVIC HAWAII, WHERE HE UNDERWENT MEDICAL WILL BE ELIMINATED TONIGHT AND THE 45 ACTION OffICERS AND TWO MEDICAL TEAMS, TREATMENT fOR A STAB WOUND INfLICTED fOREIGN CONTESTANTS WILL BE TRIMMED TO WILL HELP VIETNAMESE FIGHT SOCIAL AND IN MARCH BY A TEENAGE JAPANESE YOUTH. 15 TOMORROW NIGHT THE GIRLS WILL RELAX HEALTH PROBLEMS AT THE GRASSROOTS LEVEL IN RESPONSE TO A NEWSMAN'S QUESTION, ON THURSDAY AND JUDGING RESUMES FRIDAY THEY WilL STAY ONE YEAR. REISCHAUER SAID HE SEES NO TENDENCY NIGHT WHEN MISS INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY IN TOKYO, THE JAPANESE CABINET APPROV- AMONG JAPANESE LEADERS AT THIS TIME WILL BE CHOSEN AND CROWNED IN THE CON- ED A $500,000 AID PROGRAM fOR SOUTH V,E1 TOWARDS RECOGNITION Of COMMUNIST CHINA VENTION HALL HERE. NAM UNDER WHICH A Sik MEMBER MEDICAL •••••• • • • TEAM, 25 AMBULANCES AND MEDICAL SUPPLIES TWO MORE J~P SHIP AND TWO MILLION PARADE IN SHANGHAI? WILL BE IE!N1t, PROBABLY LATE THIS MONTH. ASK ASYLUM IN WEST GERMANY LONDON (UPI )-- THE NEW CHINA NEWS THE MEDICAL TEAM OF fOUR DOCTORS AND OSLO (UPI )-- Two MORE PERSONS FROM AGENCY (NCNA) SAID TODAY TWO MILLION TWO NURSES WILL STAY ABOUT FOUR MONTHS THE EAST GERMAN CRUISE LINER VOELKER- CHINESE HAVE PARADED THROUGH THE STREET • FREUNDSCHAfTHAVE JUMPED SHIP AND ASKED OF SHANGHAI TO PROTEST "AGAINST U.S. TAKES TURN FOR BETTER fOR ASYLUM, A WEST GERMAN EMBASSY ARMED AGGRESSION" AGAINST NORTH VIET ROME (UPi )-- DOCTORS TODAY REPORTED SPOKESMAN SAID TODAY NAM. A "DISTINCT IMPROVEMENT" iN THE CONDI- THE SPOKESMAN SAID A MEMBER OF THE NCNA, IN A REPORT IN ENGLISH FROM TION OF PRESIDENT ANTONIO SEGNI WHO CREW AND HIS WIFE LEFT THE SHIP LAST PEKING THAT WAS RECEIVED HERE, SAID HAS BEEN PARTIALLY PARALYZED AND UNABLE NIGHT AND ASKED THE EMBASSY THIS MORN- THE MARCH TOOK PLACE YESTERDAY. ANOTHER TO SPEAK FOR THE PAST FOUR DAYS BECAUSE ING fOR POLITICAL ASYLUM IN WEST GER- FIVE MILLION TOOK PART IN SIMILAR OF A BRAIN STROKE. MANY THEY WILL LEAVE TODAY FOR KIEL, DEMONSTRfTIONS IN 39 OTHER CHINESE THE TURN fOR THE BETTER CAME LESS THE SPOKESMAN SAID. CITIES, TiE AGENCY SAID THAN 24 HOURS AFTER SENATE PRESIDENT THE VOELKERFREUNDSCHAFT SAILED fROM • CESAIRE MERZAGORA TOOK OVER INTERIM OSLO TODAY WITH 570 CZECH PASSENGERS KOVAC'S WIDOW TO WED PRESIDENTIAL POWERS UNDER THE TERM Of AfTER A ONE-DAY STOP. AT ITS LAST SANTA MONICA, CALIF (UPI )-- ACTRESS THE ITALI~ CONSTITUTIONo STOP, STOCKHOLM, POLICE SAID FOUR EDIE ADAMS, WIDOW OF COMEDIAN ERNIE •••• CZECHS LEFT IT AND ASKED FOR ASYLUM KOVACS, AND MARTY MILLS PLANNED TO WILL PURSUE AND DESTROY IN SWEDEN. THREE OTHER PASSENGERS AND APPLY fOR A MARRIAGE LICENSE TODAY FOR SAIGON (UPI )-- A HIGH-RANKING U.S. FOUR CREWMEN WERE ALSO SAID TO HAVE THEIR WEDDING SUNDAY NAVAL OFFICER WARNED IF COMMUNIST CHI- LEFT IT BUT THEIR WHEREABOUTS WERE NOT MILLS, 37, A MUSIC PUBLISHER, MET NESE AIRCRAFT COMMITTED "A HOSTILE ACT" KNOWN MISS ADAMS I I YEARS AGO. THE COUPLE HAS AGAINST AMERICAN SHIPS OR PLANES IN

• 00 BEEN CASUAL FRIENDS FOR SOME TIME AND INTERNATIONAL WATERS OFF NORTH VIET NAM, STORM LUMPA STRONGHOLD BEGAN DATING LAST JANUARY THEY WOULD BE PURSUED AND DESTROYED. LUSAKA (UPI )-- NORTH RHODESIAN TROOP KOVACS WAS KILLED IN AN AUTOMOBILE CAPT. JAMES DANIELS IS CHIEF OF STAFF AND POLICE YESTERDAY ATTACKED THE VIL- ACCIDENT IN JANUARY Of 1962. FOR REAR ADMIRAL R.B. MOORE, TASK FORCE LAGE OF CHABA, A STRONGHOLD OF THE • • COMMANDER, ABOARD THE 7TH FLEET CARRIER FANATICAL LUMPA SECT, SOME 80 MILES ATTACKS WESTERN "AGGRESSION" TICONDEROGA, ONE OF THE CARRIERS WHICH SOUTH OF CHIN ALI. Moscow (UPI )-- SOVIET NEWS MEDIA TO- LAUNCHED WEDNESDAY'S AIR ATTACK AGAINST THE SECURITY FORCES APPARENTLY DAY LAUNCHED AN ATTACK ON WESTERN "AG- NORTH VIETNA~ESE TORPEDO BASES STORMED THE VILLAGE AFTER THE SECT GRESSION," ALLEGEDLY RANGING FROM THE MEMBERS SPURNED AN ORDER TO LAY DOWN UNITED STATES RETALIATION AGAINST NORTH SEIZE ILLEGAL ARMS THEIR ARMS. VIET NAM TO TURKISH RAIDS ON CYPRUS. KUALA LUMPUR (UPI )-- POLICE IN MALACCA FIFTY-fOUR LUMPAS AND ONE SOLDIER THE MILITARY NEWSPAPER RED STAR SAID STATE TODAY SEIZED A SUPPLY Of ILLEGAL WERE KILLED IN TODAY'S fIGHTING BRING- "IT WAS NOT ACCIDENTAL THAT TURKEY ARMS INCLUDING GRENADES FROM COMMUNIST ING THE TOTAL DEATH TOLL IN THE SECT'S HASTENED TO COME OUT IN SUPPORT OF THE CHII NA. HOLY WAR TO 491. THE NUMBER OF WOUNDED ACTIONS OF ITS AMERICAN NATO PARTNER A POLICE SPOKESMAN SAID SIX MALAYS ROSE TO 344 I N SOUTHEAST As I A. 11 OF INDONESIAN ORIGIN WERE ARRESTED. THE ARMS WERE BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN LifE AN ETERNAL STRUGGLE WHERE KNOW­ A THOUSAND MORE INDIVIDUAL CAMPSITES SMUGGLED INTO MALAYSIA FOR USE BY SABO­ HOW IS GOOD, KNOW-WHEN IS BETTER, BUT WILL BE CONSTRUCTED IN NATIONAL PARKS TEURS. KNOW-WHOM IS BEST. DURING 1964 PAGE 3 HOURGLASS WILL I AM J. McCUNE JO I NS KTS PREDICT OUSTER Of CONGO PREMIER LOCAL SCOUTS MAY HELP START CONSTRUCT I ON-UT I LIT I ES 0 I V I S I ON NEW YeRK (Upt) --NEWSWU:K MAGAZ I NE' S MARSHALLESE TROOP AT PONAPE COLONEL GLENN CRANE HAS ANNOUNCED THI "PERISCOPE" COLUMN SAID TODAY THAT Ar- BOY SCOUT TROOP 135 MET MONDAY NIGHT APPOINTMENT 0' WillIAM J. (MAC OR BIll RICAN DIPlGMATS AT THE UNITED NATIONS, AND WELCOMED ADDITIONAL NEW BOYS T0 THE MCCUNE AS CHIE' 0' CONSTRUCTION BRANCH INCLUDING THOSE 'ROM THE UNITED ARAB TROOP. NEW PATROLS WERE rORMED IN THE CONSTRUCTION AND UTILITIES DIVISION, REPUBLIC, ALGERIA, GHANA, GUINEA AND TRGOP AND TH! rOLLOWING BeyS WERE AP- KTS. CONGO (BRAZZAVILLE), PREDICTED THAT RE& POINTED TEMPORARY peSITleNS AS PATROL MAC BEGAN SUPERVISING AND MANAGING EL rORCES WILL SUCCEED IN OUSTING MOISE lEADERS AND ASSISTANT PATROL lEADERS: ARMY CONSTRUCTION AND DESIGN IN 1940, TSHOMBE AS PREMIER or CONGe (LE8POlD- DANNY KIBGDEAUX, PLj JOHN BLACK, APLj IN CONSTftUCTING CAMP BOWIE, ONE or THE VIllE) "WITHIN A MATTER 0' WEEKS. tI CURT STIMPSON, PLj JIM RHEA, APLj DON rI RS T "PREPAREDNESS" TRA I N I NG CAMPS, • • • • • B I SHOP, PL, AND Q.UG GUPlNEE, APL. WHERE THE 36TH DIVISION TftAINED, AT BEATLES MUST JOIN UNION ADDITIONAL PLANS ,eR THE MARSHAll Is- BROWNWOOD, TEXAS. OR SHOW WILL HAVE PICKETS LANDS Boy SCIUT JAMSOREE WERE MADE AND HIS ASSIGNMENTS ,ftOM 1942 UNTil 1960 TAMPA, fLA. (UPI)--THE SEATLES WILL PRACTICE SESSleNS 'OR SKITS, PANTOMIMES HAVE BEEN AS CHIE' 0' CONSTRUCTION AND HAVE TO JOIN THE UNION OR 'ACE THE SKIT- ETC. WilL 8E CONDUCTED DURING THE COMING DESIGN 'OR COE PROJECT SITE 0"ICE5 TING DaWN or THEIR SHOW IN JACKSONVillE MEETINGS. CONSTRUCT I NG I NDUSTR I Al PLANT COMPLEXES SEPT. II, AN AGENT Ir THE AMEM I CAN GUILD PH I l CLEVENGER, A TEACHER rOR THE AND suppeRTING rACllITIES, PARTICULARLY or VARIETY ARTISTS (AGVA) SAID. TRUST TERRITORY ON PONAPE, WAS A WELC~ CHEMICALS AND EXPLOSIVES MANU'ACTURING Al fAST, TAMPA REPRESENTATIVE or THE GUEST AT THE MEETING. MR. CLEVENGER IS PLANTS AND DEVELOPMENT rACllITIES. KEY PERrORMERS' UNION, SAID EACH or THE ANXIOUS TO START A Boy SCOUT TReop ON ASSIGNMENTS IN THIS HAVE BEEN CONSTRU- reUR BEATlES WILL HAVE TO PAY $150 UN- PONAPE ArTER lEARNING or THE SUCCESS or CT ION or ALL THE CHEMICAL MANurACTURING ION INITIATION rEE, PLUS $300 rOR THE THE MARSHALLESE SCOUT TR.OPS WHICH HAVE PLANTS AT HUNTSVillE! ALABAMA (NOW RE~ rlRST YEARtS DUES OR THE SHOW WILL 8E 8EEN rORMED BY TROOP 135. A PACKAGE or STONE ARSENAL) IN 19~2-43 FOR CHEMICAL PICKETED. PAMPHLETS, APPLICATIONS, AND INrORMATI'~ WARrARE SERVICE OPERATION; THEN TNT ~D THE BRITISH SINGING GROUP -- IDOLS TO WAS PRESENTED TO MR. CLEVENGER AND ru­ ACIDS MANurACTURING PLANTS rOR ORDNANCE MILLIONS or TEENAGERS -- IS 800KED TO TURE HELP FROM TROOP 135 WAS PLEDGED TI OPERATION IN TENNESSEE; THE CHlORINE- PERrORM AT THE GATOR Bewl SEPT. II. HELP HIM START SCOUTING ON PONAPE. CAUSTIC AND NERVE GAS MANUrACTURING "Ir THEY DON'T GET RIGHT WITH AGVA I HAL ARMSTRONG, WECo ENGINEER, WAS IN­ PLANTS rOR CHEMICAL CORPS OPERATION AT CAN PUT A PICKET LINE ON THE GATOR BOWL TRODUCED AS A NEW ASSISTANT SCOUTMASTER WILSON DAM, ALA8AMA, IN THE EARLY 19)0's; -- THE MUSICIANS WILL BACK ME -- AND MR. ARMSTR0NG HAS HAD PREVIOUS EXPEIUENCE REHABiliTATION or ALABAMA ORDNANCE WE'lL CLOSE DOWN THE SHOW," FAST SAID. IN SCOUTING. WORKS EXPLOSIVES AND ACIDS MANurACTuR- fAST SAID rHE $150 INITIATION rEE IS THE TROOP STilL HAS OPENINGS FOR ADDI' ING PLANTS COMPlES; THEN BACK TO RED- STANDARD, REGARDLESS ., WHO THE PERSON TleNAL SCOUTS. Beys BETWEEN THE AGES or STONE ARSENAL 'OR MISSilE DEVELOPMENT IS OR HOW MUCH MONEY HE MAKES. BUT HE II AND 17 MAY CINTACT ANY MEMBER 0' THE ITEMS AND SUPPORTING rACILITIES INI~ SAID THE DUES ARE BASED ON EARNINGS, TROOP rOR rUftTHER INrORMATION. fReM 1960 TO THE PRESENT ASSIGNMENT, AND THAT ANY PERrORMER MAKING $25,000 ••••• HE HAS 8EEN IN MANAGEMENT or DESIGN, PER YEAR OR MORE, PAYS $300. PROBABLY ALREADY ALERT CONSTRUCTION, AND PLANNING 0' REDSTONE fAST SAID THE GROUP CAN PLAY THEIR ABOARD THE CARRIER TICONDEROGA (UPI)- ARSENAL CONSTftUCTION 'ROGRAMS AS A ~- INSTRUMENTS WITHOUT OF'ENDING AGVA, BUT THE COMMANDER or THE AMERICAN TASK feRCE BER or THE POST ENGINEERS, ENGINEERING THEY Will NeT 8E ALLIWED TO SING. WHICH ATTACKED NORTH VIET NAM lAST WEEK DIVISION. "THEY CAN PLAY THEIR GUITARS, BUT SAID TODAY THAT HE DID NOT THINK HIS HE IS A NATIVE or MONTANA AND A CH~- THEY CAN'T SING UNLESS THEY GET RIGHT PLANES WERE VIEWED BY COMMUNIST RADAR teAL ENG I NEER GRADUATE or MONTANA STATE WITH AGVA," HE SA I D. 8ErORE THE I R MISS ION WAS ANN0UNC ED BY

COLLEGE, CLASS or '25. HE SEGAN HIS 0.0. PRESIDENT JOHNSON. ENGINEERING CAREER OPERATING, DESIGNING U.S. rOOD CONSUMPTION IS HIGHER MOORE SAID HE DID Nen THIN KTHAT THE AND CONSTRUCTING NATURAL GAS MANU'AC- WASHINGT8N (UPI)--THE AGRICULTURE DE- PRESIDENT'S ANNeUNCEMENT, WHICH DREW TURING PLANTS AND PETROLEUM RErlNERIES PARTMENT HAS ESTIMATED THAT UNITED CRITICISM IN SOME QUARTERS IN THE UNITW IN TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA reR Oil COMPANIES STATES EXPENDITURES 'OR rOID IN THE STATES, GAVE ANY USE'Ul WARNING TO THE HE HAD APPROXIMATELY 15 YEARS IN THIS FIRST HAlr 0' 1964 WERE A80UT 'OUR PER- NORTH VIETNAMESE. HE SAID THEY WERE UN­ SORT OF WORK BErORE BEGINNING CONSTRUC- CENT HIGHER THAN IN THE SAME PERIOD LAST DOU8TEDLY ON THE ALERT ALREADY BECAUSE TION WORK FOR THE ARMY. YEAR, DUE TO INCOME GAINS, POPULATION or THE PREVIOUS NIGHT'S SEA BATTLE IN HIS WifE PASSED AWAY ABOUT A YEAR GROWTH, INCREASED PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION THE GUlr or TONKIN. AGO. HIS THREE DAUGHTEftS ARE GROWN AND AND SLIGHTLY HIGHER RETAIL FOOD PRICES. • •••• MAINTAINING THEIR OWN HOUSEHOLDS IN THE QUARTERLY REPORT ON NATIONAL rOOD ACTION SHOWS NATION GUILTY TENNESSEE AND CALlrORNIA g SO HE WilL SITUATION SAID THAT r08D EXPENDITURES UNITED NATleNS (UPI)--SOUTH VIET NAM BE A BOQ RESIDENT OUT HERE. HE HAS ONE rOR 1964 WERE EXPECTED TO CONTINUE AT SAID TODAY THAT COMMUNIST NORTH VIET GRANDDAUGHTER AND riVE GRANDSONS IN ABOUT FOUR PERCENT ABOVE 1963, WHICH NAM'S REFUSAL TG ATTEND DEBATE HERE ON TENNESSEE. WOULD MEAN THAT U.So CONSUMERS WILL THE SeUTHEAST ASIAN CRISIS SHews THAT ••••• SPEND ABOUT lSi PERCENT or THElft DISPO- NATleN IS GUILTY .r"RECKLESS AGGRESSIVE- EXPECTED BREAK IN RELATIONS SABLE INCOME rOR rOOD. NESS." JAKARTA (UPI)--fOREIGN MINISTEft Su- ••••• A STATEMENT ISSUED 8Y THE SOUTH VIET BANDRIO SAID TODAY THAT THE GOVERNMENT HUNGARY SHOCKED BY AGGRESSIVE ACTIONS NAN 'BSERVER MISSION HERE SAID THE NIRTH HAD EXPECTED SOUTH VIET NAM TO BREAK VIENNA (UPI)--HUNGARIAN PREMIER AND VIETNAMESE ACTION "SHOWS THE SUBSERVI~E DIPLOMATIC RELATI8NS WHEN INDONESIA fiRST PARTY SECRETARY JANOS KADAR TODAY or THAT REGIME TO PEKING." AND CIMMUNIST NORTH VIET NAM RAISED EXPftESSED HIS "rUll SOLIDARITY" WITH NORTH VIET NAM ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY IT THEIR lEVEL 0' DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS TO THE GREEK CYPRIOT GOVERNMENT AND SAID WOULD NOT ceME HERE AT THE SECURITY AMBASSAD8R RANK. HE WAS "DEEPl Y SHOCKED" BY WHAT HE TEft- COUNC I l' S I NV I TAT leN TO 0 I SCUSS LAST SUBANDRIO SAID THE POSSI81LITY or MED AGGRESSIVE ACTS AGAINST CYPRUS, Bu- WEEK'S CRISIS IN THE GULF" or TONKIN. THE ceMPlETE BREAK WITH SOUTH VIET NAM DAPEST RADIO REPOftTED. THE COUNCIL VOTED lAST fRIDAY TI INVITE HAD BEEN TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATIGN AND THE BROADCAST SAID KADAR'S STATEMENT 80TH VIETNAMS HERE TO TELL THEIR RESPEC- THAT THE DECISION HAD SEEN ANN8UNCED CAME IN REPLY TO TWO TELEGRAMS SENT BY TIVE VERSIONS Ir THE CURRENT SITUATION TO AMERICAN or'ICIAlS HERE ON MONDAY. THE GftEEK CYPRIOT PRESIDENT MAKAR lOS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA. ••••• lAST SUNDAY. MAKARIOS, IN THE TELEGRAMS ••••• DIES OF KNIFE WOUNDS HAD ASKED KADAR AND THE HUNGARIAN GOV- OH HOW GIRLS CAN SWOON! JAKARTA (UPI)--A yeUNG SWEDISH AN- ERNMENT TO n USE All HIS INrlUENCE TO BRIGHTON, ENGLAND (UPI)--MoRE THAN 200 THROPOlOGIST, WILLIAM SOEDERBERG, DIED STOP THE AGGRESSIVE ACTS AGAINST CYPRUS' GIRLS FAINTED lAST NIGHT AMONG A CROWD HERE MONDAY 'ROM KINrE WOUNDS INrlICT- ••••• 0' 4,000 TEENAGERS WHO PACKED A DANCE EO WHEN HE ATTEMPTED TO STOP A STREET URGES PEACE IN CYPRUS HAll IN THIS RESORT TOWN TO HEAR THE BRAWL AMONG INDONESIAN Y0UTHS. UNITED NATIONS (UPI)--SECRETARY GEN- ROLLING STONES BEAT GROUP. AN UNIDENTlrlED INDONESIAN ARMY MA- ERAl THANT TOLD NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV TODAY A RESTAURANT ADJ81NING THE DANCE rleeR JOR, WHe ALSO JOINED IN THE 'RAY ON HE HOPES ALL CONCERNED WI~L TAKE "EVERY WAS TURNED INTO A rlRST AID CENTER reR ONE or THE MAIN STREETS, TOOK SOEDER- POSITIVE STEP" TO KEEP THE PEACE IN Cy- THE SWOONING GIRLS WH. WERE BROUGHT IN BERG TO THE JAKARTA GENERAL HOSPITAL PRUI. AT THE RATE or Twe A MINUTE 'OR eVER AN WHERE HE DIED SEVERAL HeURS lATER. IN A CABLE TO THE SOVIET PREMIER SENT HOUR. SOEDERBERG, 25, HAD liVED IN INDO- LAST NIGHT AND ftELEASED TODAY, THANT ••••• NESIA rOR MORE THAN A YEAR GATHERING SAID" "IT IS MY rERVENT HOPE THAT THE U.So RICE TO PHILIPPINES DATA AND MATERIAL 'IR A UNIVERSITY PARTIES CONCERNED WilL COMPLY UNRESERV- WASMINGT8N (UP1)--THE AGRICULTURE DE- THESIS. EDlY WITH THE TERMS 0' THE SECURITyQkN- PAftTMENT HAS ISSUED AUTHORIZATION TO THE ••••• Cll RESOLUTION ADOPTED YESTERDAY AND PHILIPPINES TO PURCHASE 25,000 METRIC ONTARIO HAS 16,500 CAMP SITES IN ITS TAKE EVERY POSITIVE STEP TO RESTORE THE TONS or U.S. RICE WORTH $3,000,000. 86 PROV I Net AL PARKS. PARK SUPERV I SORS PEA CE I N THE AREA. n ISSUE ABOUT 320,000 CAMP PERMITS EACH THANT PLEDGED HIMSElr TO WORK rSR A DRESDEN DOllS D~T~';ROM 1710 AND MANY YEAR. PEACErUl SETTLEMENT ARE HIGHLY PRIZED COLLECTORS ITEMS. PAGE 4 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 12 AUGUST 1964 U~S. TRUCKS AID IN DISTRIBMIING YOUNG MOTHER A SUICIDE COMMITTEE APPROVES 3-YEAR EXTENSION WATER IN DROUGHT-STRIC N TOKYO PARIS (UPI)-- MRS. REGINE BREUfL, A Of rOOf) fOR PEACE PROGRAM TOKYO (UPI )-- TRUCKS FROM tHE U.S. 32-YEAR-OLD MOTHER OF FOUR, JUMPED 186 WASHINGTON (UPI}--THE HOUSE AGRI­ SECURITY FORCES TODAY VOLUNTEERED TO fEET FROM THE FIRST fLOOR Of THE EIFfEL CULTURE COMMITTEE HAS APPROVED A THREE­ DISTRIBUTE WATER TO WHAT JAPANESE NEWS­ TOWER YESTERDAY, PICKED HERSELF UP, YEAR EXTENSION OF THE rOOD-FOR-PEACE PAPERS HAVE COME TO DESCRIBE AS THE TOOK A fEW STEPS AND'COLLAPSEO. SHE PROGRA~ UNDER WHICH THE UNITED STATES TOKYO DESERT." DIED IN AN AMBULANCE. SELLS OR DONATES ITS SURPLUSES ABROAD. Two TRUCKS, EACH CARR~NG A TAN, fULL EYE-WITNESSES SAID'THE WOMAN LANDED COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN HAROLD D. COOLEY, Of 3.8 TONS OF WATER, LEFT THE U.S. ON THE HOOD OF A PARKED CAR DESPITE OEM-N.C., SAID HE WOULD SEEK TO BRING FACILITIES AT CAMP DRAKE AT ASAKA, A SEVERE HEAD INJURY SHE MANAGED TO THE BILL TO THE fLOOR PROMPTLY THERE OUTSIDE Of TOKYO, EARLY TODAY AND DIS­ STANO UP AND WALK HAS BEEN NO ACTION ON THE MEASURE IN TRIBUTED WATER TO A HOSPITAL IN DOWN­ SHE WAS THE 330TH SUICIDE IN THE 75- THE SENATE. TOWN TOKYO AND ANOTHER RESIDENTIAL AREA YEAR HISTORY Of THE TOWER. UNDER THE PROGRAM, SURPLUS AMERICAN A HOT SUN AGAIN BAKED THE CITY fROM . FARM COMMODITIES MAY BE DISTRIBUTED EARL Y MORN I NG. U.S. GOVERNMENT SPENDING $15 BILLION ABROAD IN A VARIETY Of WAYS. THE MOST LIGHT SHOWERS fELL BRIEfLY IN TOKYO ANNUALLY ON VARIOUS RESEARCH PROJECTS POPULAR ARE THROUGH GOVERNMENT OR VOL­ AND I'€ ARBY SAl TAMA PREfECTURE BUT WAS WASHINGTON (UPI}--ON MARCH 3, 1842, UNTARY AGENCY DONATIONS OR THROUGH THE Of NO HELP IN INCREASING THE WATER WITH CONSIDERABLE MISGIVING, CONGRESS SALE OF SURPLUSES FOR FOREIGN CURREN­ SUPPLY. VOTED $30,000 TO FINANCE SAMUEL r.B. CIES MORSE IN SOME "APPLIED RESEARCH" HE HAD THE 10-YEAR-OLD PROGRAM HAS RESULTED DIRECT FLIGHTS FROM U.S. TO IN MIND. IN BILLIONS Of DOLLARS OF FOOD PRODUCTS HILO WILL AID ISlAND'S ECONOMY FOR THIS OUTLAY, THE TAXPAYERS GOT A FLOWING TO THE NEED IN OTHER LANDS. NEW YORK (UPI}--A SPOKESMAN FOR fOU~-WORD TELEGRAM -- "WHAT HATH GOD LAURENCE S ROCKEfELLER TODAY SAID HE WROUGHT" -- SENT FROII WASHINGTON TO SISTER OF MADAM NGO EMPLOYED WAS "DELIGHTED" THAT PAN AMERICAN BALTIMORE ON MAY 24, 1844, PLUS-THE AS LANGUAGE INSTRUCTOR AT FTo BRAGG WORLD AIRWAYS HAS FILED AN APPLICATION BASIS FOR THE MULTI-BILL ION-DOLLAR FT BRAGG, N.C~ (UPI)--THE SISTER Of TO PERMIT DIRECT FLIGHTS fROM Los COMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY. MADAME NGO DINH NHU OF SOUTH VIET NAM A_GELES AND SAN FRANCISCO TO HILO ON THUS ENCOURAGED, UNCLE SAM HAS SINCE HAS BEEN WORKING HERE SINCE JUNE 18 AS THE ISLAND OF HAWAI I. THEN FINANCED RESEARCH INTO JUST ABOUT A VIETNAMESE LANGUAGE INSTRUCTOR, IT "IN FACT, WE'D LIKE TO !>EE OTHER EVERYTHING FROM THE INTERCONTINENTAL WAS LEARNED MONDAY. AIRPLANES DO THE SAME THING," HE TOLD BALLISTIC MISSILE (ICBM) TO WHY PEOPLE MADAME TRAN LE CHI, 35, WAS EMPLOYED THE UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL. "WE TALK SO MUCH -- AND SO LOUDLY -- AT BY THE JOHN Fo KENNEDY CENTER fOR THINK THESE DIRECT FLIGHTS INTO HILO COCKTAIL PARTIES. CURRENTLY, THE SPECIAL WARFARE AT A SALARY OF $5,200 WilL BE A TREMENDOUS BOOST TO THE BIG GOVERNMENT SPENDS $15 BILLION YEARLY A YEAR. hiLAND. " ON RESEARCH. AN ARMY SPOKESMAN CONFIRMED MADAME rQoCKEFELLER IS PARTICIPATING IN A A SPECIAL HOUSE COMMITTEE SET UP CHI'S EMPLOYMENT HERE MONDAY STATING MULTI-MILL ION-DOLLAR DEVELOPMENT LAST AUGUST TO SEE WHERE ALL THE MONEY HER PRESENCE "HAS NOT BEEN PUBLICIZED PROJECT INVOLVING SOME 2,000 ACRES ON WAS GOING TOLD THE HOUSE TODAY THAT BECAUSE OF POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS." TH~ ISLAND OF HAWAI I. UNDER SUB-LEASE WITH ITS STAFF OF 15 AND ITS BUDGET OF IT WAS REPORTED IN MID-ApRIL THAT SHE fROM THE PARKER RANCH, ROCKEFELLER IS $553,000 IT HAS BEEN ABLE SO FAR ONLY HAD APPLIED FOR A JOB HERE BECAUSE SHE DEVELOPING A 500-ACRE RESORT INCLUDING TO GET THE JOB STARTED. NEEDED THE MONEY A l54"'ROOM HOTEL IN ITS fIRST REPORT TO THE HOUSE, OF MADAME TRAN DROPPED fROM PUBLIC VIEW r~E REMAINING 1000 ACRES WILL BE A PROJECTED SERIES OF 10, THE COMMITTEE LAST FALL fOLLOWING A NEWS CONFERENCE DEVELOPED INTO A RESIDENTIAL CONCLAVE I SAID ONE PROBLEM HAS BEEN THAT NOBODY IN WASHINGTON WHERE SHE SAID HER SISTER WIT~ ROCKEFELLER AND A GROUP Of ;'f KEEPS A HANDY LIST Of ALL THE HUNDREDS SHOULD GIVE UP POLITICS AND RETURN HA~I IAN INVESTORS. OF THOUSANDS OF CURRENT STUDY PROJECTS. HOME "BEFORE SHE DOES MORE HARM TO OUR IT RECOMMENDED THAT CONGRESS START COUNTRY." / 4IESCORTED CHILDREN UNDER SEVEN KEEPING SUCH A FILE ON ITS OWN t NOT TO ENTER/RETAIL STORES ALSO, THE COMMITTEE SAID IN ITS 106- BLANKET PARDON DENIED ''lT HAS BEEN NOTED THAT THERE A,RE PAGE REPORT, THE WRONG PEOPLE KEEP RIO DE JANEIRO (UPI)--JAIME CARDINAL MA~¥ UNESCORTED CHILDREN IN THE ISLAND GETTING THE CREDIT ~FOR WHAT UNCLE SAM DE BARROS CAMARA SAID LAST NIGHT R~T~IL STORES WHO USE THE STORES AS A DOES. AFTER THE GOVERNMENT PUTS UP BRAZIL'S NEW GOVERNMENT WOULD BE GUILTY PLAYGROUND, CAUSING DAMAGE TO MER­ THE MONEY, SOME UNIVERSITY OR OTHER IS OF TREASON IF TT GRANTED A BLANKET CHA~OISE AND TOYS, AND SIMPLY WALKING LIKELY LATER TO ANNOUNCED THE RESULTS PARDON TO LEfTISTS ARRESTED DURING THE OFF~WjTH MERCHANDISE," ACCORDING TO AS ITS OWN. APRIL REVOLUTION. EoH~ KIBBLE, MANAGER, MERCHANDISING. SEVERAL LEFTISTS HAVE BEEN HELD SINCE ''IN VIEW OF THIS SITUATION AND TO WILL INCREASE MALAYSIAN ARMED THE REVOLUTION ON SUSPICION OF SUB­ HEL~ MAINTAIN OUR STORES AND THEIR FORCES TO SIX BRIGADES VERSION OR FOR QUESTIONING ABOUT ALLEGED MER~ANDISE IN THE BEST POSSIBLE CON­ KUALA LUMPUR (UPI)--DEPUTY PRIME COMMUNIST INFILTRATION OF OUSTED EX­ DITi~N, THE FOLLOWING REGULATION WILL MINISTER ABDUL RAZAK SAID ANOTHER PRESIDENT JOAO GoULART'S ADMINISTRATION APPLIY EfFECTIVE 12 AUGUST 1964. BRIGADE WAS TO BE FORMED TO INCREASE THE PRISONERS INCLUDE OUSTED EX­ I~ UNESCORTED CHILDREN UNDER THE MALAYSIAN ARMED FORCES TO SIX BRIGADES. GOVERNOR MIGUEL ARRAIS OF PERNAMBUCO AGE OF SEVEN WILL NOT BE ALLOWED IN THE RAZAK WAS SPEA«ING TO NEWSMEN AFTER STATE AND NINE TRADE DELEGATES fROM RED RETAIL STORES. WATCHING DEMONSTRATIONS BY THE frRST CHINA 2. ESCORTED CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE GROUP OF MEN DRAFTED FOR NATIONAL OF ~EVEN MU~T STAY WITH THEIR PARENTS SERVICE AGAINST INDONESIA'S THREATS TO NORTH KOREAN BOAT SEIZED AND PARENTS WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FO~ THE CRUSH THE MALAYSIAN FEDERATION. SEOUL (UPI}--POLICE ANNOUNCED TODAY CHILDREN'S ~EHAVIOR THE DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER SAID THE THAT THE SOUTH KOREAN COAST GUARD KILL­ 3. PARENTS MAY BE REQUIRED TO PAY GOVERNMENT WAS STUDYING DIfFERENT TYPES ED FIVE NORTH KOREAN COMMUNIST AGENTS FOR DAMAGE TO MERCHANDISE CAUSED BY OF WEAPONS THE MALAYSIAN ARMED rORCES AND CAPTURED TWO OTHERS LAST SATURDAY. THtlR CHILDREN. WOULD REQUIRE. THE GOVERNMENT WAS THE COAST GUARD ALSO SEIZED ONE 50-TON "IT IS REQUESTED THAT ALL ISLAND AWAITING DETAILS OF AID TO BE OfFERED CLASS BOAT IN WHICH THE ALLEGED NORTH RESIDENTS COOPERATE IN OUR EffORTS TO BY THE UNITED STATES, CANADA AND KOREAN AGENTS WERE RIDING. CONTINUE TO RAISE SrANDA~DS IN RETAIL BRITAIN, HE SAID THE SECOND GROUP Of STORES." MEN FOR NATIONAL SERVICE TRAINING WOULt WILL ESTABLISH NEW OFfiCE INCLUDE MEN FROM SINGAPORE, SABAH AND NEW YORK (UPI)--ATTORNEY GENERAL WANTS FIRST-HAND LOOK SARAWAK, RAZAK SAID. TRAINING WOULD ROBERT F. KENNEDY ANNOUNCED CREATION MANilA (UPI}--PHILIPPINE VICE PRESI­ START IN OCTOBER TODAY OF A NEW OFFICE DESIGNED TO MAKE DENT t.MANUEL PELEZ LEfT TODAY fOR SURE THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT DOES NOT HONG j"NG EN ROUTE TO SAIGON FOR A SAYS SHE WAS "OVERCHAPERONED" BECOME MERELY A DEPARTMENT OF PROSECU­ FIRST' AND LOOK AT THE SITUATION PN LeNDoN (UPI)--RuNAWAY BEAUTY QUEEN TION. VIET M WHOSE SECURITY, HE SAID, WAS DOREEN SWANSON FLEW INTO ENGLAND YES­ KENNEDY TOLD THE AMERICAN BAR ASSOCI­ CLOSEL • LINKED TO THE PHILIPPINES. TERDAY, THREE WEEKS AFTER SHE WALKED ATION IN A PREPARED SPEECH THAT HE PEL~ TOLD NEWSMEN HE PLANNED TO OUT OF THE MISS UNIVERSE CONTEST IN PLANNED TO ESTABLISH AN OFFICE OF SOUTH VIETNAMESE PREMIER CONfEi~ITH\ l NEW YORK BECAUSE SHE WAS "OVERCHAP­ CRIMINAL JUSTICE AS THE FIRST OF THREE NGUYEN HANH AND OTHER TOP OffiCIALS ERONED." STEPS TO ENSURE THAT CRIMINAL LAW MEANS IN SAI~N A~D RETURN HOME FRIDAY. MISS SWANSON, WHO IS MISS SCOTLAND OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE. t • •• 0 1964, SAID SHE QUIT THE CONTEST BECAUSE CITY (UPI)--A NEW SEVEN-YEAR MEXI~ "I WAS KEPT A V,I RTUAL PR I SONER IT THE FIRST ANTI-DISCRIMINATION LEGIS­ PLAN Fo. SUGAR, NOW IN ITS fiRST HAR- '" ALMOST DROVE ME TO A NERVOUS BREAK­ LATION PASSED BY CONGRESS IN THE 20TH VEST, l< ,EXPECTEO TO DOUBLE MEXICO'S DOWN." DOREEN, 19 YEARS OLD, AND 37- CENTURY WAS THE 19TH AMENDMENT TO THE SUGAR ODUCTION BY 1970 TO ALMOST 22-36, SAID SHE TELEPHONED GLASGOW TO CONSTITUTION, GIVING THE WOMEN THE THREE M LLIGN TONS EACH YEAR 'ti BE RESCUED SHE THEN MARRIED HER RES- ('111:"1) RIGHT TO VOTE ON AUGUST 26, ~20 ~GAE J5 OR LEAGUE sports · TION :::::~~ ~:::~:s~I::~' TRrO CONCLUDES SEASON ROUNDUP KWAJALE IN'S ONLY SCRATCH NEW YORK (UPI)--ST. LOUIS ~ BOWLING LEAGUE HAS CONCLUDED MADE TWO RUNS STANO UP FOR A THE OBSERVE~ ~ ITS SEASON WITH THE FOLLOW- 2-1 VICTORY OVER SAN FRAN- ~ r,n ING RESULTS: CISCO MONDAY AS BOB GIBSON BURNS & ROE RIPS EBEYE TIGE THE WILD ONES, BOBBIE PICKED UP HIS 10TH VICTORY BURNS & ROE TOOK ADVANTAGE OF NUMEROUS LAPSES BY THE BRENNAN, BILL BARNETT AND, JI AGAINST NINE DEFEATS. SHAKY EBEYE TIGERS DEFENSE LAST NIGHT TO WALK OFF WITH A PERKINS, WERE THE LEAGUE ROOKIE JIM HART SPOILED 12-A VrCTORY BEFORE A DISAPPOINTED CROWD OF 100 WHO WATCH- CHAMPIONS. GIBSON'S SHUTOUT WHEN HE LED ED THE TIGERS PLAY THEIR WORSE GAME OF THE SEASON THE THREE SHEETS TEAM OF OFF THE SEVENTH INNING WITH THE TIGERS USING A MAKESHIFT LINEUP, WERE CHARGED WITH JANICE STEVENS, JIM STEVENS A TREMENDOUS BLOW THAT CLEAR- A TOTAL OF TEN ERRORS WHICH ENABLED BURNS & ROE TO SCORE AND CLIFF SMITH WERE RUNNERS ED THE SCOREBOARD ATOP THE IN EVERY FRAME BEFORE THE GAME WAS OFFICIALLY HALTED IN TH UP. LEFT-FIELD BLEACHERS IT WAS FIFTH AFTER THE TIGERS FAILED TO SLICE THE LEAD WHICH PUT TEAM HIGH SERIES WAS WON THE 19TH HOME RUNS FOR HART, THE TEN-RULING RULING INTO EFFECT. BY THE WILD ONES WITH A PIN WHO HIT ONLY THREE IN THE THE TIGERS EMPLOYED, BOTH WERE WILD AND WERE CHARGED FALL OF 2072 SEASON'S FIRST TWO MONTHS WITH EIGHT WILD PITCHES. AT LEAST FIVE RUNS WERE SCORED TEAM HIGH GAME WAS WON BY WHEN TOM HALLER AND JIM IN SIX OF THE EIGHT WILD PITCHES WHILE FOUR MORE UNEARNED THE THREE BLIND MICE ENTRY DAVENPORT FOLLOWED WITH RUNS WERE CHARGED TO THEIR BATTERY-MATE ON THROWING ERRORS WITH A PIN FALL OF 607. SINGLES, GIBSON GAVE WAY TO THE TIGERS' STALWART CATCHER WAS CHARGED WITH FIVE THROW- CLIFF SMITH, WITH A BROKEN KNUCKLEBALLER BARNEY SCHULTZ ING ERRORS WHILE TRYING TO PEG THE RUNNERS AT SECOND BASE. FINGER ON HIS BOWLING HAND, WHO GOT THE CARDINALS OUT OF ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS THE BALL WENT ALL THE WAY INTO CENTER BOWLED THE HIGH SERIES FOR THE GAME BY RETIRING THR&E FIELD WHICH PUT THE BALL IN PLAY MEN WITH A SERIES PIN FALL STRAIGHT BATTERS. BURNS & ROE COLLECTED ONLY FOUR HITS IN THEIR RUNAWAY OF 845. ST LOUIS SCORED A RUN IN VICTORY GENE TURNER SLAMMED A PAIR OF SINGLES OFF RITA WATKIN HAD THE HIGH THE FIRST INNING WHEN Lou RELIEVER ANIKAR BORO WHILE DAVE CLARK AND RAY KEHANO EACH SERIES FOR WOMEN WITH A 662 BROCK SINGLED, WENT TO THIRD TAGGED STARTER MISAO LOKEJAK FOR ONE EACH. LOKEJAK, THE SERIES. ON HERBEL'S WILD PICKOFF TIGERS' REGULAR THIRD-SACKER, WAS RELIEVED IN THE FOURTH THE HIGH GAME FOR MEN WAS ATTEMPT, AND CAME IN ON BILL WITH A FIVE-RUN DEFICIT TAGGED ON HIM WHICH CAUSED HIM TO WON BY JACK EMRY WITH A 266. WHITE'S SINGLE. WHITE THUS TAKE THE DEFEAT IN HIS DEBUT ON THE MOUND BORO, THE THE HIGH GAME FOR WOMEN STRETCHED HIS HITTING STREAK TIGERS STAR FIRST-BASEMAN, WHO ALSO WORKED ON THE MOUND FO WAS SHARED BY LINDA GARTON TO 18 GAMES THE FIRST TIME, WAS CHARGED WITH THE IDTHER FIVE RUNS. AND BOBBIE BRENNAN WITH 188. THE CARDINALS MADE IT 2-0 DON HAMMETT CHECKED THE TIGERS TO ONLY TWO HITS IN HIGH AVERAGE FOR WOMEN WAS IN THE SECOND ON TIM MCCAR- REGISTERING HIS THIRD WIN OF THE SEASON BOTH HITS OFF TAKEN BY JOAN GLENN WITH A VER'S SINGLE, A WALK AND HAMMETT CAME ON BACK-TO-BACK BUNT SINGLES BY THE TIGERS 143. GIBSON'S SINGLE. BUNT SPECIALISTS MAROK LALIMO AND HILARY HOSIA IN THE THE HIGH AVERAGE fOR MEN IN YESTERDAY'S ONLY OTHER THIRD INNING. WAS WON BY JACK EMRY WITH A MAJOR LEAGUE GAME, CINCINNATI~------____~------______------~ 180 SCORED fOUR RUNS IN THE FIRST M A J 0 R LEA G U E BAS E B ALL S TAN DIN G S: PRESS INTERNATIONAL AS OF YESTERDAY INNING AND COASTED TO A 7-2 --AS COMPilED BY UNITED JOHNNY CALLI~ONt~ HOMER VICTORY OVER THE Los ANGELES ARE AS FOLLOWS: DODGERS BEHIND THE FOUR-HIT NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE LEADS TO PHILADELPHIA PITCHING OF RIGHTHANDER BOB W L PCTo GB W L PCT. GB WIN OVER CHICAGO CUB~ PURKEY. THIRD BASEMAN STEVE PHiLADELPHIA .602 BALT IMORE 69 .616 NEW YORK (UPI)--LED BY BOROS DROVE IN THREE RUNS AND SAN FRAN. ~~ t$ .57' 6 CHICAGO 67 t~ .604 Ii JOHNNY CALLISON'S GRANO SLAM OUTfiELDER MEL QUEEN HAD CINCINNATI 62 51 ·5li9 5~ NEW YORK 65 43 .602 2 HOME RUN AND TWO DOUBLES, THREE OF THE REDS' 10 HITS. PITTSBURGH 59 50 541 6 Los ANGELES 5~ 56 .51~ lit THE LEAGUE-LE~DING PHILA­ PETE WARD COLLECTED THREE ST LOUIS 59 52 532 7"2 DETROIT 57 ~O 12 DELPHIA PHILLIES BLITZED HITS, INCLUDING HIS 17TH MI LWAUKEE 56 54 .509 10 MINNESOTA §4 THE CHICAGO CUBS WITH EXTRA Los ANGELES BOSTON g6 · 46918 InI HOME RUN, AND DROVE IN FOUR 55 55 .~oo II 53 BASE HITS TODAY FOR A 13-5 RUNS TODAY AS THE CHICAGO CHICAGO 77 13~ CLEVELAND 60 .469 I TRIUMPH • WHITE Sox BEAT THE NEW YORK HOUSTON ~~ g~ • 421 20 WASHINGTON ~~ 72 379 27 THE PHILS LOST TWO PLAYERS YANKEES 6-4 IN THE MATINEE NEW YORK 34 78 ·304 33 KANSAS CITY 42 70 .375 27 DURING THE MATCH STARTING PORTION OF THEIR DAY-NIGHT I------__ ------~------~ CENTERFIELDER COOKIE ROJAS DOUBLEHEADER. TO PICK AMATEUR BASEBALL FRICK AGREES TO REMAIN JAMMED BOTH WRISTS AGAINST WARD'S TWO-RUN BELT OFF TEAM FOR TOKYO OLYMPICS CHICAGO (UPI)--BASEBALL THE OUTfiELD WALL CHASING RALPH TERRY IN THE SEVENTH, HAMILTON, NoY. {uPIJ--A COMMISSIONER FORD FRICK JOE AMALFITANO'S THREE-BASE PLUS FINE RELIEF PITCHING BY TEAM OF AMATEUR BASEBALL PLAY AGREED TODAY TO REMAIN IN HIT. HIS REPLACEMENT, TONY VETERANS DON MOSSI AND HOYT ERS WILL BE PICKED TH I S WEEK OFF I CE UNT I L AFTER THE 1965 GONZALEZ, WAS TAKEN TO THE BY THE UNITED STATES BASEBALL WORLD SERIES AND WORK WITH WILHELM, ENABLED THE WHITE ~ HOSPITAL FOR X-RAYS AFTER FEDERATION TO TOUR JAPAN THE PRESIDENTS Of BOTH MAJO~R Sox TO REGISTER THE FIRST ~ D,CK ELLSWOTH STRUCK HIM VICTORY AGAINST NEW YORK DURING THE OLYMPIC GAMES. LEAGUES MEANWHILE TO MAKE WITH A PITCH. AFTER 10 SUCCESSIVE DEfEATS. THE 20-MAN SQUAD WILL PLAY PLANS TO CHOOSE HIS SUCCES- CALLISON'S GRAND SLAM TOP- TWO MAJOR EXHIBITION GAMES IN SOR THE LOSS DROPPED THE THIRD­ PEO A FIVE-RUN BURST IN THE PLACE YANKEES 1-1/2 GAMES TOKYO AND IS LISTED FOR A THE MAJOR LEAGUE EXECUTIVE SIXTH INNING. IT BEGAN WHEN BEHIND CHICAGO AND 2-1/2 SERIES OF GAMES IN OTHER COUNCIL VOTED UNANIMOUSLY Gus TRIANDOS ROCKED ELLS- GAMES BEHIND THE LEAGUE LEAD­ JAPANESE CITIES, ACCORDING TO TODAY TO REQUEST FRICK, WHO WORTH fOR HIS fOURTH HOMER. ING BALTIMORE ORIOLES, PEND­ EVERETT D BARNES, ATHLETIC LAST WEEK ANNOUNCED HE WOULD RUEBEN AMARO DOUBLED. PINCH- I NG THE NIGHT GAME I TWAS DIRECTOR AT COLGATE AND FED- RETIRE WHEN HIS TERM EXPIRES, HITTER PAT CORRALES WALKED ERATION PRESIDENT. " k THE YANKEES' SIXTH LOSS IN TO SERVE OUT THE TERM IN GONZALEZ WAS HIT BY A PITCHED BARNES SAID INVITATIONS TO ITS ENTIRETY" THE LAST EIGHT GAMES BALL TO FILL THE BASES THEN JOIN THE TEAM WOULD BE SENT WARD'S TWO-OUT DRIVE INTO CALLISON LEVELED WITH HIS TO TOP AMATEUR PLAYERS THROUG~I~ISHES TO CONTINUE TITLE BOU THE RIGHT CENTERFIELD 19TH HOMER OF THE YEAR. BLEACHERS RALLIED TOM MCCRAW OUT THE COUNTRY. Los ANGELES UPI --Top- ELLSWORTH, TAKING HIS 14TH WHO HAD OPENED THE SEVENTH TAOUL DEDEAUX OF THE UNI- RANKED BANTAMWEIGHT CONTEND- DEFEAT OF THE SEASON, LASTED WITH A SINGLE VERS I TY OF SOUTHERN CA L I FORN I E R JESUS P I MENTE L, THROUGH INTO THE SIXTH. BUT HE GAVE (USC) WI LL BE THE HEAD COACH, H IS MANAGER SA 10 TODAY HE UP I I HITS AND NINE RUNS BULLFIGHTER GORED HIMSELF ASSISTED BY LEE FILBRACHT OF WAS WILLING TO GO AHEAD WITH WHILE STRIKING OUT NINE ILLINOIS AND LEO GRIBKOfF, HIS TWICE-POSTPONED BOUT MADRID, SPAIN (UPI)-­ FRANK THOMAS, ACQUIRED BY THE COACH OF THE SUBMARINE BASE AGAINST JAPAN'S MASAHIKO SPAIN'S "BEATLE BULLFIGHTER" PHILS fROM THE NEW YORK METS TEAM AT PEARL HARBOR. (FIGHTING) HARADA EL CORDOBES, SAID TODAY HE LAST WEEK, TAGGED HIM rOR THE TEAM WILL TRAIN AT USC HARRY KABAKOFf, MANAGER OF GORED HIMSELf -- BY PLUNGING THREE DOUBLES NINE or THE AND WILL PLAY A SERIES OF THE MEXICAN FIGHTER, TOLD HIS SWORD INTO HIS RIGHT FOOT PH I LS f 16 HITS WERt \ FOR EXTRA GAMES IN HAWAII [NROUTE TO JACK URCH OF THE STATE INSTEAD OF INTO THE BULL BASES THE SCENE OF THE OLYMPICS, ATHLETIC COMMISSION THAT CORDOBES, 28-YEAR-OLD MAT­ THE CUBS HAD THEIR OWN BARNES SAID. P'MENTEL WAS READY TO LIVE ADOR WITH A BEATLE HAIRCUT, POWER HITTERS, BUT NOT IN THE THE EXHIBITION TOUR OPENS IS THE HIGHEST PAID BULL­ UP TO HIS COMMITMENT WITH SAME NUMBERS AS THE PHILLIES OCTOBER II IN MEIJI STADIUM FIGHTER IN SPANISH HISTORY, CIVIC BOXING ENTERPRISES ERNIE BANKS GOT A THREE-RUN IT WAS REPORTED TO UNITED IN TOKYO WITH A MORNING GAME FOR A SEPT. 9 BOUl WITH HOMER, HIS 14TH PRESS INTERNATIONAL AGAINST THE JAPANESE COLLEGE HARADA ·------~~~------I P A.GE 6 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 12 AUGUST 1964 KWAJALEfl!",1 MEN'S HANDICAP LEAGUE WILL BOWL THURSDAY NOTICES I AT 7 P.M. If AN 'OPERATION HELP WANTED IS SCHEDULED THERE WILL BE lHE HOURGLASS NEEDS A fULL NO BOWLING THIS WEEK. SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M TIME TYPIST-CLERK, 40-WPM, RICHARD~ON PAR IS HOLI DAY ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER, AIRCON- BEAUTY SALON BOB HOPE, FERNANDEL, ANITA EKBERG DITIONED OffiCE. JOURNALISTIC THE BEAUTY SALON WILL NOW A SIMPLE TRIP TO PARIS TO BUY A NEW RELATED EXPERIENCE HELPfUL BUT ACCEPT APPOINTMENTS UP TO PLAY fOR HIS NEXT fiLM INVOLVES BOB NOT A REQUIREMENT. 7:00 P.M. MONDAY THROUGH HOPE IN INTRIGUE AND ROMANCE. FRIDAY. A & Y & C. .GOOD POSITIONS NOW AVAILABLE WITH BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES' .... GET NEW YOKWE YUK CARDS SHOWTIME 7 AND 9 P.M. TYPISTS THE NEW YOKWE YUK CLUB YOKvvE YUK JOHNNY COOL SECRETARY CARDS (COLOR BEIGE) HAVE HENRY SILVA, ELIZABETH MONTGOMERY ALL ARE fULL-TIME, TYPISTS BEEN COMPLETED AND fORWARD- HEN~Y S,LVA GIVES AN INTERESTING PER­ ALSO PART-TIME. FOR fURTHER I ED TO VAR I OUS UN .',fS AND fORMANCE AS A SICILIAN BANDIT HIRED BY [,NfORMATION CALL SUSAN JOHNSON COMPANIES fOR DISTRIBUTION AN AGING CRIMINAL TO CARRY OUT VENDETTA AT 9-468. THI S I'NVAL IDATES THE PRE­ ON CRIME BOSSES Of AMERICAN IN VIOLENCE .... VIOUS BLUE CLUB CARDS, WHICH AND AMORAL UNDERWORLD fiLM. CLERK TYPISTS fULL-TIME NEED­ SHOULD BE TURNED IN TO YOUR A ••• MATTER Of TASTS Y & C ••• No lED. ApPLY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES HEADQUARTERS OR THE YOKWE IINDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OffiCE YUK CLUB OFfiCE BEfORE 15 SHOWTIME 7.30 P.M. liN THE TERMINAL ANNEX. AUGUST. OCEAN VIEW STEP DOWN TO TERROR* r ••• COLtEN MILLER, CHARLES DRAKE I BANK Of HAWAI I WANTS A TELLER STEP BY STEP HE MADE A CAREER Of LOVE 'BOOKKEEPER. 5-DAY 40-HOUR WEEK. TALKS ARE TIMELY AND MURDER. CALL 2177 V,NCE BREITENBERGER. PARIS (UPI )-- TURKISH CHIEf or STAff GEN. CEVDET I SHOWTIME 6 30 AND 8·30 P M. FOR SALE SUNAY TODAY CONfERRED WITH ROXY HAUNTED PALACE I ONE-i TON CARRIER AIR CON­ ALLIED SUPREME COMMANDER NOT RECOM­ V,NCENT PRICE, DEBRA PAGET IDITIONER, $15. SEE AT 448-B GEN. LYMAN L LEMNITZER ON MENDED fOR A MAN AND HIS WifE GO TO A SMALL NEW OR PHONE 386 DURING WORKING THE CYPRUS CRISIS. CHILDREN ENGLAND TOWN TO OPEN THE ANCESTRAL HOME l,HOURS OR 2317 AfTER. THEY MET IN L~MNITZER'S OF THE HUSBAND. THE MAN BECOMES CURSED • OffiCE AT SUPREME ALLIED BY AN EVIL SPIRIT, BUT REGAINS HIS NOR­ COMPLETE SCOUT UNifORM, I G~~L· HEADQUARTERS NEAR PARIS. MAL PERSO NAL I TY. ISIZE 10 OR 12, $4 CONTACT SUNAY ARRIVED LAST NIGHT A GOOD Y & C .• No MRS. COBEN AT TR 503. 0N AN INVITATION GIVEN BY LEMNITZER SEVERAL WEEKS AGO SHOWTIME 8 P.M MANiS 26" BICYCLE, GOOD CON­ HOWEVER, THE CYPRUS CRISIS RGI NAMUR BEDTIME STORY /DITION, $"8. PHONE 2201. MADE THE TALKS PARTICULARLY DAVID NIVEN, MARLON BRANDO, SHIRLEY JONES J • • TIMELY Two MEN, EACH WITH THEIR OWN ROMANTIC lONE KENMORE SEWING MACHINE IDEAS OF MAKING LOVE, BECOME fOILED AGAIN 4 YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB ICALL 27 6 •••• I WHEN THEY MEET A BEAUTY QUEEN WHO CHANGES I SPONSORS WORTH-WHILE PRO£~ SOME Of THEIR IDEAS. \LOST I NEXT TUESDAY 18 AUGus~ A••• GOOD Y •• MATURE C•• No BRIEfCASE BEARING NAME "FAL­ I THE YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB *No RATINGS AVAILABLE STAff", CONTAINING BANK Of I WILL ELECT NEW OffiCERS. PARENTS MAGAZINE MOVIE GUIDE HAWAI I CHECK BOOK AND BUSINESS I THE RUNNING SLATE IS PRES. EACH fiLM IS RATED AS TO QUALITY AS WELL AS SUITABILITY PAPERS LEfT ON fORK LifT. TRANNIE QUINN, 1ST V.P - fOR CHILDREN Of VARIOUS AGES. THE AGE GROUP SYMBOLS USED: FINDER CALL SECURITY. CLAIRE ERNSBERGER, 2ND V.P - A ••• ADULTS Y ••• YOUNG PEOPLE 12-16 C ••• CHILDREN 8-12 ALTHEA JOHNSON, SEC -BETTY BETWEEN COMMISSARY AND QTRS BOYD AND TREAS. MARY HALL. WANT CHARGES INVESTIGATED LUCI FEELING BETTER 476-A, TOP TO SMALL MARSHALL ESE THIS CLUB, WHOSE MEMBER­ V,ENTIANE (UPI )-- THE LAo- BEVERLY HILLS, CALIF (UPI HANDBAG If fOUND, CALL 415 SHIP HAS GROWN IMMENSELY TIAN GOVERNMENT TODAY MADE LUCI BAINES JOHNSON, 17- BETWEEN 7 30 AND 4 30 OR 241 3 SINCE IT'S FIRST MEETING PUBLIC A SERIES Of SHARP DE- YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER Of PRE- AfTER 5 P M IN 1956 AS THE KWAJALEIN NIALS TO NORTH VIETNAMESE SIDENT JOHNSON fLEW HOME OffiCERS W,VES CLUB, HAS CLAIMS Of LAOTIAN AGGRESSION TODAY TO WASHINGTON AFTER KEYS LOST AT DEPENDENTS UNDERTAKEN MANY WORTHY PRO- AGAINST NORTH VIET NAM. AN OVERNIGHT STAY HERE WITH IPOOL. HAS BROWN KEY TAB If THE GOVERNMENT DENIED THAT fRIENDS TO RECOUP FROM A IfOUND CALL 9-426. , ~~~~SC~~::N:~~ ::~ ~::~A~f THE LAOTIAN T-28 fIGHTER- BRIEf BOUT WITH INfLUENZA. THE MARSHALLESE WITH WHOM BOMBERS HAD BOMBED TWO NORTH MISS JOHNSON SAID SHE lFOUND • • • • RESIDENTS HERE HAVE CONTACT V,ETNAMESE VILLAGES AND ASKED WAS fEELING "A LITTLE WEAK, WATCH ON [MON BEACH. CALL I A POLIO EPIDEMIC AMONG fOR INVESTIGATION Of THE BUT MUCH BETTER" CHARGES BY THE INTERNATIONAL 2473. THE ISLANDERS RECENTLY WAS RELIEVED A LITTLE WHEN A CONTROL COMMISSION BUILD RAILWAY IN JORDAN LEfT AT PMZ COUNTRY CLUB, MARSHALLESE MEDICAL FUND AMMAN (UPI )-- WEST GERMAN LADY'S UMBRELLA AND THREE LA­ WAS SET UP TO PURCHASE EQUIF- PONTIFF RIDES HELICOPTER HAS AGREED TO LEND JORDAN DIES' RAINCOATS, CLAIM AT MENT fOR A SMALL CLINIC ORVIETO, ITALY (up I )-- POPE 35 MILLION MARKS ($9 MIL­ HOURGLASS. FOR VICTIMS. Toys fOR THERAPy PAUL VI ARRIVED ~ERE TODAY LION) TO BUILD A ICO-MILE WERE DONATED ALSO. BY HELICOPTER TO CELEBRATE RAILWAY LINE, A LOADING TO GIVE AWAY THE BARGAIN BAZAAR WAS THE 700TH ANNIVERSARY Of DOCK AND AN ELECTRIC STA­ F,VE-WEEK OLD KITTENS. CON­ SET UP TO ASSIST THE MAR- CORPUS CHRISTI AND TO PRAY TION, IT WAS ANNOUNCED HERE TACT MRS. COeEN AT TR. 503. SHALLESE IN TWO WAYS. PRO­ FOR THE RECOVERY Of AILING TODAY. fiTS ARE USED SOLELY fOR PRESIDENT ANTONIO SEGNI. GER MAN ENG I NEERS WILL CON­ OUTRIGGER CANOE CLUB WILL HOLD THE GOOD Of THE ISLANDERS THE 55-MINUTE HELICOPTER DUCT SURVEY STUDIES AND A MEETING TONIGHT AT 7 30 TO IN SUCH fORMS AS EDUCATION fLIGHT fROM THE PAPAL SUMMER SUPERVISE CONSTRUCTION AC­ ELECT OffiCERS IT WILL BE GRANTS, EQUIPMENT AND MIS­ RESIDENCE AT CASTELGANDOLfO CORDING TO A 1960 TECHNI­ HEL~ IN THE SANDS BOQ LOUNGE. SION SCHOOLS. MARSHALLESE WAS ANOTHER HISTORY-MAKING CAL AID AGREEMENT BETWEEN EMPLOYED ON KWAJALEIN ALSO fOR THE ROMAN CATHOLIC PON­ THE TWO COUNTRIES. NO A LA CARTE BENEffT fROM ITEMS SOLD TIFf WHO EARLIER THIS YEAR THERE WILL BE NO A LA CARTE WH I CH ARE OTHER WISE UNOB­ BECAME THE fiRST POPE TO FINDS QUEMOY WELL FORTIFIE[ SERVED THIS WED. AND THURS TAINABLE fOR THEM FLY IN AN AIRPLANE WHEN HE HONG KONG (UPI )-- HARVEY BECAUSE THE DINING ROOM IS THE WOMEN'S CLUB SPONSORS MADE A PILGRIMAGE TO THE F JENSEN, LORD MAYOR Of IBEING RENOVATED. GIRL SCOUTS AND BROWNIES HOLY LAND. SYDNEY, SAID ON ARRIVAL ON KWAJALEIN.BoTH LATELY MONDAY HE WAS "OVERWHELMED BY THE fORMIDABLE DEfENSE PROTESTANT CHAPEL CHOIR WILL HAVE BECOME PART Of THE U.S. CITIZENS MUST OBTAIN INSTALLATION" ON QUEMOY, MEET TONIGHT AT 7·30 P.M. IN PACifiC COUNCIL SPECIAL PERMISSION AND MEET THE CHAPEL. (CONTINUED TOMORROW) CERTAIN REQUIREMENTS, INCLUD­ A NATIONALIST-HELD ISLAND ING A VALID PASSPORT, TO VISI' Off THE CHINA MAINLAND. THE WORLD IS DIVIDED INTO 24 ABOUT TWO OUNCES OF GOLD THE PACifiC ISLANDS TRUST JENSEN, HAD TOURED THE TIME ZONES, EACH 15 DEGREES Of CAN BE BEATEN INTO ENOUGH TERRITORIES. Off-SHORE ISLAND DURING ARC, OR ONE HOUR Of TIME APART. GOLD LEAF TO COVER A fOOT­ HIS RECENT VISIT TO TAIWAN BALL fiELD • .