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HtGH TIDE LOW TIDE 5/ 15/ 4.7 AT 0745 , 5/15/ 1.9 AT 0113 5/ 15/ 3.5 AT 2035 URGLASS 5/15/ i 9 AT 1444 I-- I VOL 4 No. 1428 ~AJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS TUESDAY 14 MAY 1963 TEMPERATURES IN THE SALE f1RES I DE~J,T SEr~DS CAP ITALS OF THE WORLD TITAN-2 TR~CPS TO ALABAMA NEW YORK, 44-62, LONDON, 43-58; PAR­ ~ESEARCH TEST BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA, (UPI)--BIRMING­ IS, 48-61, TOKYO, 55-73, SAN FRANCISCO, VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, CALIFOR­ HAM'S RACIAL TENSIONS ERUPTED IN FOUR 50-65, KWAJALEIN, 78-83 AND ROI NAMUR, NIA, (UP/)--A T,TAN-2, THE NATION'S HOURS OF PRE-DAWN VIOLENCE SUNDAY AND 76-83 MOST POWERFUL MILITARY MISSILE, WAS FEDERAL TROOPS TRAINED IN RIOT CONTROL THE RELATIVE HUMIDITY RANGED BETWEEN LAUNCHED TODAY IN A RESEARCH TEST FROM FLEW INTO THE STATE ON ORDERS FROM 75 AND 95 PERCENT THIS AIR FORCE BASE TO A "PRESELECTED PRESIDENT KENNEDY. YESTERDAY'S RAINFAll AMOUNTED TO .13 TARGET" IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC. AIR FORCE C47 TRANSPORTS WITH TROOPS OF AN INCH, BRINGING THE TOTAL FOR THE THE AIR FORCE SAID THE 103-FOOT TWO­ AND EQUIPMENT BEGAN ARRIVING AT MAX­ MONTH TO 2.33 INCHES STAGE ROCKET WAS LAUNCHED SUCCESSFULLY WELL AIR FORCE BASE, ABOUT 80 MILES FROM THIS PACIFIC COAST BASE FROM A SOUTH OF HERE WITHIN AN HOUR AFTER MOSCOW CHARGES UoS o WITH DEEP UNDERGROUND SILO. THE SLENDER PRESIDENT KENNEDY ANNOUNCED THE MOVE STARTING NEW ARMS RACE ROCKET ROARED FROM ITS PIT WITH A IN WASHINGTON AND VOWED "TO DO WHAT­ Moscow, (UPI)--THE SOVIET UNION IN­ THRUST OF 530,000 POUNDS. EVER MUST BE DONE TO PRESERVE ORDER" DICATED TODAY IT MAY BE PLANNING NEW IT WAS THE THIRD RESEARCH AND DEVELOP IN THE TROUBLED CITY. NUCLEAR TESTS IF THE UNITED STATES MENT TEST OF THE TITAN-2, WHICH CAN BE By 11:45 P.M. AT LEAST 10 OF THE GOES THROUGH WITH ITS ANNOUNCED TEST USED EITHER TO CARRY A DEADLY WARHEAD TRANSPORTS HAD LANDED AND MORE WERE SERIES. CAPABLE OF DESTROYING A CITY OR DROP­ REPORTED ON THEIR WAY. OTHER TROOPS Moscow RADIO CHARGED THAT THE UNITED PING ASTRONAUTS INTO DELICATE EARTH OR­ WERE REPORTED MOVING INTO FORT MCCLEL­ ST ATES I S "I MPOS I NG ON THE WOR LD A NEW BIT LAN, lOCATED 40 MILES EAST OF HERE. ROUND IN THE ATOMIC ARMS RACE" AND SAID LATER THIS YEAR THE TITAN-2 WILL BE IN ADDITION TO THE TROOPS AND SIDE­ THE SOVIET UNION "IS NOT GOING TO PLACED IN OPERATIONAL SERVICE AT DAVIS-: PRMS, THE TRANSPORTS ALSO CARRIED JEEPS STAND BY IDLY WATCHING THE U.S.A PER­ MONTHAN AFB, ARIZ.: LITTLE ROCK AFB, AND OTHER VEHICLES. FECT ITS NUCLEAR WEAPONS." ARK., AND MCCONNELL AfB, KAN. IMMEDIATELY UPON LANDING, THE OF­ Moscow SAID THAT THE ANNOUNCEMENT IN PAST TESTS THE TITAN-2 HAS CARRIED FICERS REPORTED TO THE OPERATIONS OF THREE NUCLEAR TESTS IN NEVADA THIS A DUMMY WARHEAD INTO A TARGET AREA MORE HEADQUARTERS AT THE BASE FOR BRIEFINGS MONTH MEANS "THE UNITED STATES IS THAN 6,700 MILES AWAY. BY HIGH-RANKING OFFICIALS BEDS WERE STARTING A NEW ROUND OF TESTS IN OR­ THE ROCKET IS DESIGNED TO ACT AS THE SET UP IN BASEMENTS OF SOME OF THE DER TO HAVE NEW TYPES OF LETHAL WEAP­ "MUSCLES" FOR PROJECT GEMIIIJI. GEMINI BARRACKS TO ACCOMMODATE THE,TROOPS. ONS." WILL CARRY TEAMS OF TWO ASTRONAUTS INTO REVEREND KING, LEADER OF THE NEGRO "EVERYTHING POINTS TO THE FACT THAT ORBITS AROUND EARTH FOR A WEEK OR MORE INTEGRATIONISTS SAID, "I BELIEVE THE WHEN THE PENTAGON COMPLETES ITS PRE­ IN A MAJOR STEP TOWARD LANDING MEN ON WHITE LEADERS NEGOTIATED IN GOOD FAITH, PARATIONS IT WILL ANNOUNCE A WHOLE THE MOON. DESPITE THE VIOLENCE OF THE BOMBERS." SERIES OF ATMOSPHERIC AND HIGH ALTI­ THE TITAN-2 ROCKETS FOR GEMINI Will "THERE IS A REAL OPPORTUNITY FOR THE TUDE NUCLEAR TESTS," IT SAID BE VIRTUALLY HANDTOOLED WHILE THOSE VOICES OF ~ODERATION AND REASON TO THE BROADCAST DISCLOSED NO DEFINITE PLACED IN THE MiliTARY DEFENSE SYSTEM TAKE OVER I WANT THEM TO TAKE OVER, SOVIET PLANS TO RESUME TESTING, AND IT WILL BE STRAIGHT PRODUCTION-LINE JOBS. CALLING FOR LAW AND ORDER AND BROTHER­ SAID THAT SINCE lAST JANUARY, THE SO- THE 54 TITAN-2 MILITARY HEAVYWEIGHTS HOOD. THIS IS A TIME FOR WISE RE­ V I ETS HAVE ttMADE NO EX PER I MENTS, EITHER EACH WILL CARRY THE NUCLEAR EQUIVALENT

STRAINT AND CALM REASONABLENESS." IN THE AIR OR UNDERGROUND." OF 10 MilliON OR MORE TONS OF TNT 0 THE INTEGRATION LEADER, WHO HAD RE­ TURNED TO HIS ATLANTA HOME FOLLOWING CLOUDINESS CAUSES CONCERN MARTIAL LAW CONTINUES IN HAITI LAST WEEK'S AGREEMENT, RETURNED TO AT CAPE CANAVERAL PORT AU PRINCE, HAITI, {UPI)--PRES­ BIRMINGHAM LAST NIGHT, ARRIVING JUST CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA, (UPI)-­ IDENT FRANCOIS DUVALIER lEFT HIS HEAVIL BEFORE PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S STATEMENT ASTRONAUT L. GORDON COOPER AND HIS FORTIFIED NATIONAL PALACE SUNDAY FOR WAS MADE IN WASHINGTON. MERCURY SPACE CAPSULE WERE DESCRIBED THE FIRST TIME SINCE APRil 21 TO DEDI­ ALTHOUGH MOST BIRMINGHAM NEGROES RE­ AS "COMPLETELY GO" TODAY BUT A SUDDEN CATE A BUILDING 300 YARDS AWAY UNDER MAINED INDOORS MOST OF THE DAY, ABOUT LAYER OF CLOUDS JEOPARDIZED HIS SCHED­ ALMOST FRENZIED SECURITY MEASURES. 500 TURNED OUT AT A LOCAL CHURCH TO­ ULED LrFTOFF TOMORROW ON A 22 ORBIT HE TOLD AMERICAN NEWSMEN THAT CENSOR­ NIGHT TO LISTEN TO THEIR LEADERS. FLIGHT AROUND THE WORLD SHIP WILL BE LIFTED. NEWSMEN TESTING REV. A. D. KING, WHOSE HOME WAS "EVERYTHING IS IN READINESS FOR THE THE CENSORSHIP SHORTLY AFTERWARDS WERt BOMBED, TOLD A GATHERING AT THE NEW PLANNED LAUNCH TIME OF 9 AM.," (1300 NOT EVEN ALLOWED TO PHONE OR CABLE P,LGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH THAT "WE ARE GMT), A FEDERAL SPACE AGENCY OFFICIAL MOTHER'S DAY GREETINGS STILL WILLING TO GO ••• IF SOME OF US SAID BUT HE ADDED, CLOUDINESS AT DUVAllER WALKED FROM THE PALACE GATE MUST DIE •• WE STILL MUST GO ON. CAPE CANAVERAL CONTINUES TO BE THE MA­ TO THE NEW TAX BUILDING WITH HIS WIFE, THE BROTHER OF THE INTEGRATION LEAD­ JOR CONCERN " SURROUNDED BY A HEAVILY-ARMED ESCORT. ER TOLD THE GATHERING: THE PROGRESS REPORT CAME AT 6 P M. As THE PRESIDENT APPROACHED THE CLiCK "WE ARE DEALING WITH SOME VERY EDT (2200GMT) WEATHER BRIEFINGS. AN­ OF SAFETY CATCHES BEING RELEASED ON VICIOUS PEOPLE" OTHER STATUS REPORT WAS DUE AT 2 A.M. WEAPONS UP AND DOWN THE STREET SOUNDED HE ADDED THAT GOV. GEORGE WALLACE, EDT (0600 GMT), A FEW HOURS BEFORE 36- LIKE RAIN ON A TIN ROOF. BIRMINGHAM MAYOR ART HANES AND POLICE YEAR-OLD ASTRONAUT WAS SCHEDULED TO COMMISSIONER EUGENE (BULL) CONNOR "ARE LEAVE THE SECLUSION OF HANGAR'S' AND ACCUSED SPIES SENTENCED RESPONSIBLE FOR EVERYTHING." MAKE THE SHORT TRIP TO THE WAITING Moscow, (UPI)--FoRMER SOVIET SCIENTIF "THEY SET THE CLI MATE SO THE BOMBERS ATLAS ROCKET AND THE BEll-SHAPED CAP­ IC OFFICIAL OlEG PENKOVSKY, WHO WAS COULD FEEL COMFORTABLE," HE SAID. SULE A STATEMENT WAS ISSUED BY S,DNEY W. CONVICTED AND SENTENCED TO DEATH SATUR­ IF ALL GOES WELL, COOPER IS SCHED­ DAY FOR ESPIONAGE, PROBABLY WILL BE SHO SMYER, SPOKESMAN FOR THE WHITE GROUP ULED TO REMAIN ALOFT FOR 34 HOURS AND IN THE NEXT FEW DAYS, WESTERN DIPLOMATI THAT NEGOTIATED THE AGREEMENT. HE SAID SPLASH DOWN WEDNESDAY IN THE PACIFIC SOURCES SAID TODAY. HE WAS SPEAKING OUT TO STOP A FLURRY NEAR MIDWAY ISLAND. A SOVIET MILITARY COURT FOUND PENKOV­ OF RUMORS. HIS STATEMENT SAID IN PART: THE BIG PROBLEM OF WEATHER WAS CEN­ SKY AND BRITISH BUSINESSMAN GREV[lLE "To STOP RUMOR AND AllAY SUCH FEARS TERED OVER THIS LAUNCH CENTER. RECOV­ WYNNE GUilTY LAST SATURDAY OF BEING AS ANYONE MAY HAVE OVER AGREEMENTS ERY AREAS IN THE PAtlFIC AND ATLANTIC, PART OF AN ANGLO-AMERICAN 5P~ING. WYNNE REACHED LAST WEEK AND TO BRING AN END WHICH WOULD BE USED IF COOPER ENDED WAS SENTENCED TO EIGHT YEARS DEPRIVA­ TO RACIAL DEMONSTRATIONS I WOULD LIKE HIS MISSION SOONER THAN SCHEDULED, TION OF LIBERTY. FOR THE PUBLIC TO BE FULLY FAMiliAR WERE REPORTED IN GENERALLY GOOD CONDI- WITH THEM TION FOR THE SHIPS AND PLANE~ THAT ON THE" LOCAL FRONT "THEY PROV I DE: WOULD MAKE THE PICKUP. AT 10~55 AoM TODAY PUMPER I RESPOND- --"THAT 90 DAYS AFTER THE SUPREME PARTLY CLOUDY WEATHER WAS ANTICIPA- ED TO A CALL ABOUT A WASHER-DRYER FIRE COURT DECISION ON BIRMINGHAM'S CITY TED FOR THE CAPE CANAVERAL AREA SHORTLY IN THE TRAILER HOUSING AREA. THE FIRE GOVERNMENT AND REGARDLESS OF WHETHER BEFORE LAUNCH TIME AND SCIENTISTS WOULD WAS SECURED ON ARRIVAL. THE OCCUPANT THE NEW MAYOR AND COUNCIL ARE SEATED BE RELUCTANT TO GO AHEAD WITH THE SHOT WISELY HAD THROWN THE ELECTRIC CIRCUIT OR WHETHER THE THREE COMMISSIONERS RE- If LONG-RANGE TRACKING CAMERAS WERE TO AN OFF POSITION AND HAD HELPED TO TAIN THEIR JOBS, EATING FACILITIES IN UNABLE TO RECORD THE liFTOFF. QUELL THE FIRE WHICH WAS CAUSED BY A THE STORES Will BE DESEGREGATED ON A SHORT CIRCUiT iN THE ELECTRIC MOTOR. TRIAL OR TEST BASIS CONTINUED ON PAGE j _ PAGE 2 ____ HOURGLASS TUESDAY \4 MAY I 6 PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE COM­ APRIL SHOWERS BRING MAY MANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE DR. KING URGES ACTION BY MONTREAL, (UPI )--THE WEATHER CAUGHT FACILITY KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS, PRESIDENT KENNEDY MONTREALERS UNPREPARED YESTERDAY BY CONTRACT NOAS-4176-c WITH THE TRANS­ ATLANTA, GEORGIA, (UPI ,-- DR MARTiN DUMPING OVER EIGHT INCHES OF SNOW IN PORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. LUTHER KiNG JR. SAID TODAY THE NEw AN Off-SEASON SNOWfALL OUTBURSTS Of RACIAL VIOLENCE IN THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY THE MONTREAL WEATHER OFFICE THIS BIRMINGHAM MAKE iT MANDATORY THAT I MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE FOR MORNING PREDICTED BETTER AND MORE PRESIDENT KENNEDY TAKE A "fORTHR~G~T NOTICES IS 4 P M DAY BEfORE PUBLICA- NORMAL WEATHER fOR TOJAY SKIES WILL STAND AGAINST THE INDIGN!TIES WHICH T ION DEADL I ,JE FOR NEWS I TEMS I S 10 CL EAR AND TEMPERATURES WILL CL I MB TO THE NEGRO CiTIZENS STILL FACE" IN THE A M DAY Of PUBLICATION THE HIGH 40's AND LOW 50 1 5 BY LATE I ALABAMA CITY THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO AfTERNOON I EDIT ALL COpy RECEIVED FOR PUBLICA­ "I THINK THE TRAGIC EVENTS THERE THE SNOWfALL WAS THE FIRST THE CITY TIOI-l REVEAL THAT BIRMINGHAM IS STILL THE HAS RECEIVED IN THE MONTH Of MAY fOR WORST BIG CITY IN THE UNITED STATES 36 YEARS AND A NEW RECORD WAS SET EDITOR - JIM WEAVER IN RACE RELATIONS," KING SAiD FROM HIS ON MAY 29, 1927, THE WEATHER OFFICE HOME HERE SAID SOME I 3 INCHES OF SNOW fELL ON THE INTEGRATION LEADER SAID HE WOULD THE OTHER SIDE OF THE ROAD THE CITY STOCKHOLM, { UP I )--SWED I SH DR IVERS RETURN TO BIRMINGHAM LATER TODAY AfTER DID MENTAL SWERVES TODAY OVER THE PREACHING A SERMON AT HIS CHURCH HERE ASTRONAUT COULD BE HELD KING ARRIVED IN ATLANTA YESTERDAY AND PROSPECT OF DRIVI"JG ON THE "RIGHT" AS A Spy SIDE OF THE ROAD FOR THE FIRST TIME ! I HAD INTENDED TO RETURN TO BIRMINGHAM ABOARD THE USS KEARSARGE, (UPI )-­ IN MORE THAN 200 YEARS I MONDAY WHAT WOULD HAPPEN TO ASTRONAUT L. THE GYMNASTICS FOLLOWED LAST NIGHT'S KING RETURNED TO HIS HOME FOR A VIS!T GORDON COOPER IF HE SHOULD BE FORCED DECISiON IN PARLIAMENT TO ABANDON THE AFTER AN INTEGRATION AGREEMENT WAS TO LAND IN RED CHINA DURING THIS REACHED BETWEEN A GROUP Of WHITE BRITISH iSLES AND IRELAND ON THE LEFT WEEKIS PROJECTED SPACE SHOT? SiDE OF THE ROAD AND STEER OVER TO BUSINESSMEN AND NEGRO LEADERS IN NASA TEAM LEADER JOHN GRAHAM ADMITS BIRMINGHAM. THE RIGHT WITH THE REST OF EUROPE THAT COOPER, WHO IS SLATED TO SPEND THE SWEDES ALSO HAD AN $80 MILLION IN COMMENTING ON THIS MORN!NGiS 34 MINUTES OVER THE CHINESE MAINLAND BILL TO CONSIDER WHEN THE MOVE COMES VIOLENCE, HE SAID, "I THINK "THIS ONLY DURING HIS 34 HOUR ALOFT, WOULD PRO­ REVEALS THAT THERE ARE STILL EVil IN 1967 BABLY fACE IMPRISONMENT AND PROSECU­ PARLIAMENT VOTED 175-34 TO SWITCH fORCES ALIVE IN BIRMINGHAM, AND IN TION AS A SPY IN RED CHINA. SPITE OF THE AGREEMENT MADE, WHICH ALL TRAVELERS TO THE RIGHT Of THE GRAHAM TOLD NEWSMEN ABOARD THIS ROAD FEEL WILL BE CARRIED OUT, WE STilL HAVE CARRIER THAT HE KNOWS OF NO ARRANGE­ As fAR BACK AS 1945 PARLiAMENT DIS­ A GREAT DEAL TO DO IN THAT COMMUNITY MENT TO RESCUE COOPER SHOULD HE FALL IN ORDER TO MAKE DEMOCRACY A REALITY CUSSED THIS TRAffiC PROBLEM, BUT MADE IN CHINESE TERRITORY NO DECISION IN 1955 THE QUESTION "IT ALSO REVEALS THAT IT IS ABSO­ "RECOVERY UNITS WOULD MOVE IMMEDI­ LUTELY NECESSARY FOR THE PRESIDENT I WAS RECONSIDERED AND A PLEBESCITE ATELY TO THE BOUNDARIES OF THE COUNTRY WHERE SUPPORTERS Of THE "LEfT" WON TO TAKE A FORTHRIGHT STAND AGAINST THE AND AWAIT INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE STATE AN OVERWHELMING VICTORY AND THE RE­ INDIGNITIES WHICH THE NEGRO CITIZENS DEPARTMENT WHICH WOULD TRY TO ARRANGE STILL FACE IN THAT COMMUNITY." FORM PROPOSAL WAS SHELVED FOR SEVERAL FOR THE RESCUE TEAMS TO ENTER THE YEARS COUNTRY," HE SAID THERE ARE A NUMBER OF GOOD REASONS Mol.T. COMMUNICATIONS EXPERIMENT GRAHAM SAID THAT COOPER WOULD BE FOR THE REFORM WHICH IS ESTIMATED TO WASHINGTON,{UPI }--AN AIR FORCE IN SERIOUS TROUBLE ON SEVERAL COUNTS SATELLITE SUCCESSfULLY EJECTED 400 COST SOME 400 MILLION SWEDISH CROWNS IF HIS SPACEfLIGHT ENDED IN RED CHINA ($80 MILLION) MILLION HAIR-LIKE DIPOLES INTO ORB!T GREAT DESOLATE AREAS IN THE INTERIOR AROUND THE EARTH TODAY IN AN EXPERI­ ---ONLY THE BRITISH AND SWEDES HAVE WOULD MAKE IT EXTREMELY DIFfiCULT TO LEFTHAND DRIVING IN EUROPE SWEDEN'S MENT ON A NEW WORLDWIDE COMMUNICATIONS LOCATE THE CAPSULE WITHOUT SPECIAL SYSTEM NEIGHBORS IN SCANDINAVIA, LIKE THE RECOVERY AND LOCATING EQUIPMENT, HE CONTINENTAL STATES, KEEP TO THE RIGHT THE AIR FORCE SAID A CANISTER CON­ SUGGESTED TAINING THE DIPOLES WAS DUMPED fROM ---MOST SWEDISH VEHICLES, IN CONTRAST AND IF FOUND ALIVE BY THE CHINESE, TO BRITISH, HAVE LEFTHAND STEERING THE SATELLITE LAUNCHED THURSDAY BY AN COOPER WOULD FACE THE POSSIBILITY ATLAS-AGENA ROCKET FROM POINT ARGUELLO, WHEELS WHICH MEANS THEY ARE CONSTRUCTE OF BEING TREATED AS A Spy FOR RIGHTHAND DRIVING CALifORNIA GRAHAM RECALLED THAT OTHER AIRMEN ---FOREIGN TOURISTS DRIVING IN SWEDEN IT SAID RADAR SIGHTINGS INDICATE THE WHO ACCIDENTALLY VIOLATED COMMUNIST HAVE CAUSED MANY ACCIDENTS RESULTING TINY COPPER FIBERS ARE DISPERSING, AN CHINESE AIR SPACE HAVE BEEN EITHER ATTEMPT IN QCTOBER, 1961, fAILED WHEN IN DEATH OR SEVERE INJURY TO BOTH KILLED OR IMPRISONED BY THE REDS SWEDES AND THEMSELVES A MECHANICAL DEVICE IN THE DISPENSER HE SAID THE POSSIBILITY OF A RED DID NOT DISTRIBUTE THE DIPOLES ABOUT 65 PER CENT OF THE ESTIMATED CHINA LANDING CERTAINLY HAD TO BE COST FOR THE SWITCHOVER WILL GO TO THE DIPOLES ARE EXPECTED TO OUT IN CONSIDERED, BUT THAT THE PROBABILITY A NARROW RING ABOUT THE EARTH, 40,000 CONVERSION OF BUSES AND TRAMS, THE WAS EXTREMELY REMOTE IN ANY EVENT, REMAINDER TO OVERHAUL THE REORGANIZA­ MILES IN CIRCUMfERENCE AND ABOUT 2,000 NOTHING COULD BE DONE IN ANTICIPATION MilES HIGH IT IS EXPECTED TO TAKE TION OF TRAFFIC SIGNALS AND SIGNS Of SUCH A MISHAP BECAUSE Of THE LACK IN ORDER TO PREVENT A BLOODY "FIRST SEVERAL MONTHS BEFORE THE FIBERS COM­ Of DIPLOMATIC COMM~NICATION BETWEEN NIGHT" THERE PROBABLY WILL BE A BRIEF PLETE THEIR ENCIRCLEMENT OF THE EARTH. THE UNITED STATES AND COMMUNIST CHINA "SPEED RESTRICTION" PERIOD ON THE THE EXPERIMENT, DUBBED THE WEST FORD SWEDISH ROADS. PROJECT, I S BE I NG CONDUCTED FOR THE HUSBAND CONGRATULATES AVIATRIX WIFE AIR FORCE BY THE LINCOLN LABORATORY SANTA MONICA, CALifORNIA, (UPI )-- Of THE MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF ROCKEFELLER BUYS FAMOUS RANCH "CONGRATULATIONS, AND HURRY HOME," TECHNOLOGY MORRILTON, ARKANSAS,{UPI )--WINTHROP CHARLES MILLER SAID YESTERDAY TO HIS THE DIPOLE BELT WILL BE USED TO ROCKEfELLER, BROTHER OF NEW YORK Gov WifE BETTY BY LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE BOUNCE RADIO SIGNALS BACK TO THE EARTH NELSON ROCKEFELLER, ANNOUNCED TODAY AFTER SHE BECAME THE fiRST WOMAN OVER GREAT DISTANCES THE AIR FORCE HE HAD BOUGHT THE NATIONALLY FAMOUS TO fLY SOLO FROM CALIFORNIA TO AUSTRA- HEREFORD CATTLE RANCH OF fORMER LIA SAID THE BELT IS PRACTICALLY INVULNER­ ABLE TO ANY SORT OF PHYSICAL DAMAGE OKLAHOMA Gov ROY J TURNER I "WE GOT TOGETHER BY TELEPHONE AT AND HAS MANY DESIRABLE FEATURES WHEN ROCKEFELLER SAID THE PURCHASE IN- \7 30 THIS MORNING," MILLER SAID USED FOR LONG DISTANCE MICROWAVE CL UDED 2,000 HEAD Of PUR E BR ED HER EfORD, "BUT NE I THER OF US COULD TH I NK OF COMMUNICATIONS 250 COMMERCIAL CATTLE AND NEARLY IANYTHING TO SAY WHAT CAN YOU SAY THE DISPENSER CONTAINING 50 POUNDS 10,000 ACRES OF LAND IAFTER A FLIGHT LIKE THAT? Of THF DIPOLES, EACH ABOUT ONE-THIRD THE PURCHASE ALSO INCLUDED TURNER'S "NATURALLY WE CAN'T WAIT TO TALK I THE DJAMATER OF A HUMAN HAIR THEY EXPANSIVE HOME, BUT ROCKEfELLER SAID OVER THE fLIGHT, BUT NOT BY TELEPHONE WERE EJECTED ON RADIO COMMAND FROM HE WOULD MAINTAIN HIS RESIDENCE AT !WHY, IT WOULD TAKE THREE HOURS." GROUND WINROCK FARM ON PETIT JEAN MOUNTAIN I MILLER, A VETERAN PILOT, SAID HIS THE AIR FORCE SAID THE FIBERS ARE NEAR MORRILTON \BIGGEST WORRY DURING THE 7,000-MILE NOW STILL IN A COMPACT CLOUD NEAR THE NEITHER ROCKEFELLER NOR TURNER WOULD iFLIGHT WAS AT THE VERY BEGINNING IN I DISPENSER, AND CIRCLING THE EARTH DISCLOSE THE COST Of THE TRANSACTION "GETTING HER OUT Of OAKLAND THROUGH EVERY 166 MINUTES IN A NEAR POLAR ORBIT HEREFORD ASSOCIATION OffiCIALS INDICA- T~AT OVERCAST WITH A TON OF GAS" IT SAID INFORMATION ON THE EXPERIMENT TED, HOWEVER, I T WAS ONE OF THE BI GG- "AfTER THAT I THOUGHT I T WOULD BE IS BflNG DISTRIBUTED INTERNATIONALLY EST TRANSACTIONS IF NOT THE BIGGEST ALL RIGHT," HE SAID IN THE HISTORY OF THE BREED TO AID WORLD OPTICAL AND RADiO ASTRO­ NOMERS IN MAKING INDEPENDENT OBSERVA- ICE-COVERED ANTARTICA IS A WATERLESS COURTSHIP IS A ROMANTIC SHIP THAT'S 11 ONS. LAND ANNUAL PRECIPITATION IS EQUIVA- OtTEN WASHED UP ON THE SEA Of MATRI­ LENT TO ONLY FOUR INCHES OF RAIN/TWO AP~~iRD~~~RtE~~~~R~I~~fNE~f~ET~~A~~ R~S­ MONY ~~e~A(be~RP~~~eU~tT~~BME5U~rl~~tA~~RCES MORE THAN THAT OF DEATH VALLEY. ATMOSPHERIC DENSITY I ------,.. ,------~-- PAGE 3 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 14 MAY 1963 ~------~------~------,------~~- CLOSEUP OF ASTRONAUT COOPER UMMMMt+1MMM ! I POPE APPEALS FOR PEACE CAPE CANAVERAL, (UPI)--WHAT MAKES A DELICIOUS ••• DELECTABLE COMPLETEI UNITED NATIONS, {UPI)--THE RECENT SLENDER, EIGHT-YEAR-OLD BOY WANT TO PRIME RIB DINNER ••• FOR ONLY $3. 00 ENCYCLICAL Of POPE JOHN XXii! POINTS SOAR OVER THE SOUTHWEST IN A SINGLE­ PER PERSON, TO BE PAID AS YOU ENTER. UP THE CHOICE OPEN TO THE WORLD BE­ ENGINE AIRPLANE? GEORGE SEITZ PTA TWEEN AN ARMAMENT RACE WITH THE RISK WHAT MAKES HIM RECEIVE A PILOT'S LI­ DINNER MEETING , OF NUCLEAR SUICIDE AND CREATION Of CENSE AT 16? 7:30 P.M , MAY 20, 1963 TRUST WHICH ALONE CAN LEAD TO PEACE, AND WHAT MAKES HIM CLIMB INTO A PLEASE MAKE THE PONTIFF'S PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE RESERVATIONS fOR------I! CRAMPED SPACE CAPSULE, WITH PERHAPS SA I 0 TODA Y ! DEATH AS HIS CO-PILOT, AND TRY TO FLY LEON-JOSEPH CARDINAL SUENNENS, FURTHER THAN ANY AMERICAN HAS EVER NAME ARCHBISHOP OF MALINES-BRUSSELS AND FLOWN BEFORE? I ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIMATE OF BELGIUM, FOR LEROY GORDON COOPER JR , WHO HAS WAS SENT AS AN EMISSARY OF POPE JOHN TRAVELED THE LONG ROAD FROM PRODIGY I PHONE TO EXPLAIN THE ENCYCLICAL, "PACEM IN PHONE MR GLASSCOCK AT 601 FOR RESER-' TERRIS" AND TO PRESENT A SIGNED COpy PILOT TO PRODIGY SPACEMAN, PERHAPS THI, I IS THE ANSWER: VAT IONS Of THE DOCUMENT TO SECRETARY GENERAL I "I AM CONVINCED," COOPER ONCE SAID, I THANT Of THE UNITED NATIONS. I "THAT MY WHOL ELI FE HAS BEEN LEAD I NG I DUPLICATE BRIDGE RESULTS SPEAKING OF THE POPE'S APPEAL fOR I UP TO THE EXC I T I NG MOMENT WHEN r SHALL I THE RESULTS Of SUNDAY NIGHT'S MASTER I BE SELECTED TO GO INTO SPACE" POINT GAME OF THE KWAJALEIN DUPLICATE I! COOPER, 36, SLIM AS A RAIL, FOLLOWS I BRIDGE CLUB ARE AS FOLLOWS: IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF THE AVIATION I BERNIE BENN - ART FLINK 60 1% PIONEERS--THE CHARLES LINDBERG--WHO 2-T I ED KNEW THE FEAR AND THRILL OF REACHING INTO THE UNKNOWN. CHARLIE MOIR - RANI MAGI 55 5% TOMMY SOMMERS - HANK SHEEHAN "I WAS BORN AND RAISED IN THE FLYING CROWD," SAYS COOPER. "My FATHER WAS As AN OUTCOME TAKEN RECENTLY THE DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB WILL USE CLUB I, THE FRIEND OF AVIATION PIONEERS LIKE FUNDS AND SPONSOR A COCKTAIL PARTY I I WILEY POST AND AMELIA EARHART, AND HE fROM 6:30 - 8:30 P.M., SATURDAY, MAY I I AND I USED TO FL Y ALL OVER THE SOUTH- 18TH IN THE BANYAN ROOM AT THE YOWKE WEST IN AN OLD COMMON-AIR BIPLANE" YUK CLUB. ANY AND ALL CLUB MEMBERS I'I AT 36, COOPER, A 150-POUND PACKAGE OF TIGHTLY COILED ENERGY, IS QUIET- ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND. Hus­ BANDS AND/OR WIVES OF THE BRIDGE PL~Y­ I 11 SPOKEN AND SHY IN PUBLIC. WITHIN THE TIGHT RANKS OF THE ASTRONAUTS, IT IS ERS ARE MOST WELCOME A CHARGE OF $1 50 WILL BE COLLECTED FOR THESE I SAID, HE IS AGGRESSIVE AND EVEN VOCIF­ I GUESTS I EROUS A TWO WEEK MIXED PAIRS CHARITY TOUR­ I WHEN ASKED ONCE IF HE WERE MORE OUT- I SPOKEN THAN THE OTHER ASTRONAUTS, NAMENT WILL START ON SUNDAY NIGHT I COOPER REPLIED SIMPLY, "I HAVE ALWAYS MAY 26TH I TRIED TO BE HONEST WITH YOU" THIS WOULD BE THE IDEAL TIME fOR ALL, AND •• A FREEZING OF THE EXIST­ COUPLES NEW ON THE ISLAND TO START ING WEAPONS DEVELOPMENT WOULD BE fAR I IN THIS TIGHTLY KNIT COMMUNITY WHERE I MOTELS HAVE NAMES LIKE "SATELLITE" AND PLAYING DUPLICATE. WATCH YOUR HOUR­ BETTER THAN NUCL EAR PROLI FERAT ION." It GLASS FOR ADDITIONAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. THE NEWSPAPER ADDED IN AN EDITORIAL I "V ANGUARD, AND WHERE NEON SIGNS ON USED CAR LOTS AT NIGHT SHOOT UPWARDS THAT THE NUMBER AND TYPES OF INTER­ LIKE ROCKETS, COOPER IS RECOGNIZED BUT U.So AID NOT FOR AGGRESSION NATIONAL INSPECTIONS ARE RESPONSIBLE fOR THE STALEMATE. N0T REALLY KNOWN. NEW YORK, (UPI)--AN INDIAN EMBASSY IT URGED THE UNITED STATES TO "WEIGH OBSERVERS SAY HE IS SOMETHING OF A MINISTER SAIl") TODAY THAT THERE IS NO ANEW BOTH THE NUMBERS AND THE PRIORI­ LONER--AN INDIVIDUALIST--WHO SPEAKS DANGER U S. MILITARY AID TO INDIA TIES INVOLVED, IN THE ARGUMENT WITH NOT IN SPACE-AGE CLICHES, BUT SAYS MIGHT BE USED AGAINST PAKISTAN THE RUSSIANS, IN ORDER TO REACH AGREE­ WHAT HE THINKS. ITS ONLY PURPOSE, HE SAID, IS TO MENT IF" IT IS HUMANLY POSSIBLE. IF A REPORT SAYS HIS CLOSEST FRIEND ENABLE INDIA TO PROTECT ITSELf AGAINST IS NOT, THE RESPONSIBILITY fOR FAILURE AMONG THE ASTRONAUTS IS NAVY CMDR THE COMMUNIST CHINESE INVASION. MUST UNQUESTIONABLY NOT BE THAT OF THE WALTER M. SCHIRRA JR COOPER WAS AVTAR KRISHNA DAR DISCUSSED INDIAN­ UNITED STATES." SCHIRRA'S BACK-UP PILOT WHILE SCHIR- PAKISTAN RELATIONS DURING A LOCAL TELE­ THE TIMES RECALLED PRESIDENT KEN­ RA PREPARED fOR HIS SIX-ORBIT FLIGHT VISION INTERVIEW WITH DEMOCRATIC REPRE­ NEDY'S RECENT STATEMENT THAT AfTER As SOON AS HE WAS BACK ON THE GROUND, SENTATIVE EMANUEL CELLER IN NEW YORK. TWO YEARS OF TALKS BY HIS ADMINISTRA­ SCHIRRA STARTED CAMPAIGNING FOR COOPER HE SAID PAKISTAN LEADERS SEEM UNABLE TION rON NUCLEAR TESTS, "THE GENIE TO MAKE THE MARATHON ORBITAL MISSION TO ACCEPT THE FACT THAT THE U.S. MILI­ IS OUT OF THE BOTTLE AND WE'LL NEVER H! 'VE OfTEN WONDERED WHAT IT WOULD BE TARY ADVISORS IN INDIA CAN ENSURE GET IT BACK IN AGAIN" LIKE TO GO WAY UP AND SEE WHAT THE AGAINST INDIA'S IMPROPER USE OF THE THE NEWSPAPER ADDED~ EARTH LOOKS LIKE FROM "A GREAT DIS­ ARMS AID "CONSIDERING THE SOVIET PERFORMANCE TANCE," COOPER SAID "I'M SURE I'LL FOR INSTANCE, HE SAID, "A lEADING OVER THE PAST FIVE YEARS, THE PRESI­ fiND OUT ONE DAY SOON" PAKISTAN NEWSPAPER CALLED FOR A TREATY DENT'S PESSIMISM SEEMS JUSTIFIED--AS THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE BETWEEN PAKISTAN AND REO CHINA" OF THIS MOMENT BUT THAT IS NO REA­ ADMINISTRATION NAMED COOPER TO MAKE THE! ~THE PRINCIPAL CONCERN IN MANY PAKIS­ SON FOR THROWING UP OUR HANDS IN DES­ 22-0RBIT SPACE fLIGHT ON Nov 13, 1962 ! TANI CIRCLES WAS CONTAINMENT Of INDIA'S PAIR. ON THE CONTRARY, IT IS A REA­ COOPER, KNOWN TO HIS FRIENDS AS "GOR-r ACCEPTANCE OF BRITISH OR AMERICAN MEDI­ SON FOR fURTHER AND MORE INTENSIVE DIE" OR "GORI")O," WAS BORN MARCH 6, 1927J ATION OF THE KASHMIR DISPUTE, DAR SAID EFFORTS TO REACH THE GOAL." IN SHAWNEE, OKLA , A TOWN OF ABOUT INDIA IS "ALWAYS WILLING TO RECEIVE 25,000 HE ATTENDED HIGH SCHOOL IN FRIENDLY ADVICE HE ADDED THAT CON­ IRON CURTAIN COUNTRIES TO VIEW MURRAY, Ky , AND ENLISTED AfTER GRADUA­ TINUED ACRIMONY BETWEEN INDIA AND COOPER'LAUNCH TION IN THE MARINE CORPS IN 1945 AT PAKISTAN "MAKES NO SENSE." ONE TIME, HE SERVED AS A MEMBER OF THE LONDON, (Up I) --M I LL IONS OF EUROPEANS SPIT-AND-POLISH PRESIDENTIAL HONOR (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) ON BOTH SIDES OF THE IRON CURTAIN WILL GUARD IN WASHINGTON, D.C HE WAS --"WITHIN 30 DAYS ANY REMAINING WHITE WATCH TELEVISION COVERAGE OF AMERICAN DISCHARGED fROM SERVICE IN 1946 AND AND COLORED SIGNS OVER DRINKING FOUN­ ASTRONAUT MAJ. L. GORDON COOPER'S ATTENDED THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI I. THE TAINS AND REST ROOMS WILL BE REMOVED LAUNCH INTO SPACE. COOPERS NOW HAVE TWO DAUGHTERS AND WITHOUT DELAY fITTING ROOMS WHICH BUT THE SOVIET UNION DECLINED AN COOPER WAS STILL IN HAWAI I WHEN HE ALWAYS HAVE BEEN PRIVATE AND fOR THE OFfER TO JOIN A EUROPEAN-WIDE LIVE RECEIVED AN ARMY COMMISSION--WHICH HE USE OF ONE CUSTOMER AT A TIME WILL BE TELEVISION HOOKUP FOUR SOVIET BLOC QUICKLY TRANSFERRED TO THE AIR FORCE. DESEGREGATED; NATIONS PLANNED TO LINK UP WITH THE HE FLEW JETS IN GERMANY FOR FOUR YEARS. --"EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES fOR NE­ WEST EUROPEAN EUROVISION TELEVISION THE COOPERS TRAVELED TO EDWARDS AIR GROES WILL BE UPGRADED AND WITHIN 60 SYSTEM, HOWEVER POLAND, CZECHOSLO­ FORCE BASE, CALIF., WHERE AS AN EXPERI­ DAYS AT LEAST ONE NEGRO SALES PERSON VAKIA, HUNGARY AND EAST GERMANY WERE MENTAL TEST PILOT HE LEARNED THE PRE­ WILL BE EMPLOYED IN ONE STORE; TO TAKE IN THE LIVE COVERAGE fOR RE­ CISE SCIENCE THE THRILLS AND THE GREAT --NOT ASKED BY THE NEGROES BUT BY CORDING PURPOSES. DANGER Of TEST FLYING. VOLUNTARY RESOLUTION OF THE SENIOR THERE WAS NO INDICATION WHETHER HE RECEIVED A BACHELOR'S DEGREE IN CITIZENS COMMITTEE A PERMANENT COMMIT­ THESE fOUR NATIONS WOULD BROADCAST AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING FROM THE AIR TEE WILL BE NAMED TO MEET WITH LOCAL LIVE OR USE THE FILM LATER. FORCE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, WRIGHT­ NEGRO LEADERS FOR THE PURPOSE OF WORK­ TOMORROW'S EUROPEAN AUDIENCE WAS I PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, OHIO. ING OUT BETTER JOB OPPORTUNITIES FOR '8NSERVATIVELY ESTIMATED AT MORE THANl NEGROES If MILLION ------~------~------PAGE 4 ______--rI ______H_0_UR_G_L_A_S_S ______--;-- ______--.-:1 __ 4-T.:..U.:..,:E:..:S~D.:..A.:..Y...:..M.:.:...A...:..Y_=...:I96~3:...._._ PRESIDENT CONFERS ON ALABAMA " NEW LEASE ON LIFE BILL TO PREVENT LOBBYIST FEES RACIAL RIOTS DENVER, (UPI)--A 47-YEAR-OLD JAIL WASHINGTON, (UPI)--THE HOUSE AND SEN- ATE ARE SCHEDULED TO ACT EARLY NEXT I \>/ASHINGTON, (UPI)--PRESIDENT KENNEDY JANITOR WHO EIGHT DAYS AGO WAS SUFFER- WEEK ON A BILL TO PREVENT WASHINGTON 1 CONFERRED AT THE WHITE HOUSE LATE TO- ING FROM INCURABLE CANCER OF THE LIVER CAY WITH ATTY GEN. ROBERT F. KENNEDY I TOOK A NEW LEASE OF LIFE--AND A NEW LOBBYIST FROM EARNING FEES BY ACTING AND GOVERNMENT TROUBLE-SHOOTERS ON THE LIVER AS AN AGENT FOR PHILIPPINE WAR DAMAGE II tlTEt-.!SE RAC I AL S I TUAT ION IN BR 1M I NGHAM'I DOCTORS AT VERTERANS ADM I N I STRAT ION CLAIMS FINAL APPROVAL COULD COME AS EARLY AS A~ABAMA THEY WERE SAID TO HAVE CON- I HOSPITAL SAID WILLIAM GRIGSBY OF DEN­ S'DERED WHAT, IF ANYTH I NG, THE FEDERAL I VER WAS" SAT I SFACTOR I L Y PROGRESS I NG" MONDAY , GOVERNMENT COULD OR SHOULD DO : AFTER UNOKRGOING THE FIRST INITIALLY- IT IS UNDERSTOOD THAT THE UNITED I THE PRESIDENT INTERRUPTED A WEEKEND i SUCCESSFUL TRANSPLANT OF A LIVER FROM STATES CLAIMS COMMISSION IS PREPARED TO I AT CAMP DAVID, MARYLAND, TO RETURN , ONE HUMAN TO ANOTHER. START PAYING SOME OF THE CLAIMS AS SOON AS CONGRESS ACTS AND IT CAN PRINT COPIES I TO WASHINGTON FOR CONFERENCES ON THE ; THE HISTORIC OPERATION, WHICH IN- ! OF A NEW AFFIDAVIT WHICH WILL BE RE- ! S I TUAT ION CREATED BY BOMB I NGS AND RACE I' VOL VED ONE OF THE BODY f S MOST COMPL EX ! RIOTS IN THE ALABAMA STEEL TOWN. HE ORGANS, WAS PERFORMED MAY 5 DOCTORS QUIRED IN CONNECTION WITH PAYMENTS IT IS EXPECTED TO TAKE THE FORM OF A I, HAD PLANNED TO STAY AT THE MOUNTAIN " ANNOUNCED THE TRANSPLANT SUNDAY RETREAT UNTIL MONDAY MORNING A DOCTOR SPEAKING FOR THE TEAM OF PLEDGE BY THOSE WHO RECEIVE PAY~ENT THAT THEY WILL NOT TURN OVER ANY OF THE MONEY , THE PRESIDENT AND HIS ADVISERS I SURGEONS WH I CH PERFORMED THE OPERAT ION THEY RECEIVE TO AGENTS I WANTED TO DO NOTHING THAT WOULD FUR- SAID THE TRANSPLANT WAS THE SECOND THE AFFIDAVIT WILL AIM PARTICULARLY ; THER INFLAME THE SITUATION OR UPSET " ATTEMPTED IN HISTORY, AND THE FIRST AT PREVENTING WASHINGTON LOBBYIST JOHN I THE THREE-DAY-OLD BI-RACIAL AGREEMENT TO BE SUOCESSFUL HE §AIO GRIGSBY ; THAT ENDED THE NEGROES' BIRMINGHAM WAS WELL ENOUGH TO SIT ON THE EDGE OF O'DONNELL, A FORMER MEMBER OF THE PHILIP DEMONSTRATIONS LAST WEEK ON BEHALF OF HIS BED SUNDAY, AND COULD FEED HIM­ PINE WAR CLAIMS COMMISSION, FROM EARNIN1 UP TO $500,000 IN FEES THROUGH ACTING INTEGRATED DEPARTMENT STORE LUNCH SELF AS AGENT FOR CLAIMANTS BUT IT APPLIES I COUNTERS AND OTHER RIGHTS GRIGSBY, A NEGRO, RECEIVED THE LIVER TO OTHERS AS WELL BUT A JUSTICE DEPARTMENT SPOKESMAN l FROM A WHITE MALE WHO HAD DIED A rEW I O'DONNELL'S PERSONAL INTEREST IN THE ; SAID THE RIOTS, AND THE BOMBINGS THAT MINUTES EARLIER OF A BRAIN TUMOR. THE BILL, KNOWN TO SOME CONGRESSMEN AT THE TOUCHED THEM, OFF, HAD CREATED IIA TOUCHY OPERATION TOOK SIX HOURS TIME HE WAS INSTRUMENTAL IN ACHIEVING I SITUATION fI CONGRESSIONAL APPROVAL FOR THE CLAIMS I THE SPOKESMAN ADDED: "IT'S TENSE 11 CASTRO FORCES FIGHT REBELS ACT LAST YEAR, PROMPTED THE AMENDMENT. I SHORTLY AFTER THE PRESIDENT'S ARRIVAL MIAMI, (UPI)---CUBAN PREMIER FIDEL HE CALLED IN THE ATTORNEY GENERAL, CASTRO'S GROUND AND AIR FORCES FOUGHT THERE IS NO DUTY WE SO MUCH UNDER­ DEPUTY ATTY. GEN NICHOLAS KATZENBACH I A MASSIVE ACTION AGAINST ANTI-CASTRO RATE AS THE DUTY OF BEING HAPPY. AND ASSISTANT ATTY. GEN. BURKE MARSHAL~ REBELS IN CUBA'S MATANZAS PROVINCE IN --ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON I HEAD OF THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT'S CIVIL RECENT WEEKS WHICH LEFT 400 DEAD ON RIGHTS DIVISION I BOTH SIDES, EXILE SOURCES REPORTED TO­ \ THE PRESIDENT SAID THAT AN AGREEMENT AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE NIGHT WORKED OUT BY WHITE AND NEGRO LEADERS THE SOURCES SAID THE REPORTS WERE TUESDAY, 14 MAY 1963 LAST WEEK, WITH MARSHALL'S ASSISTANCE, ' RECEIVED FROM "FREEDOM SENTINELS" IN 5:05 P M. JIM AMECHE'S POP CONCERT WAS A "FAIR AND JUST ACCORD." CUBA WHO COMMUNICATED THEM TO LUIS 6:00 NEWS I HE SAID THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT WOULD CONTE AGUERO, A FORMER CASTRO RADIO 6:15 SCIENCE EDITOR NOT PERMIT THAT AGREEMENT TO BE "SABO- COMMENTATOR LIVING IN EXILE HERE SINCE 6:30 SOUTH 40 TAG ED" BY EXTREM I STS ON EITHER S I DE. 7:00 ENCHANTMENT OF MUSIC I HIS DEFECTION. I "I CALL UPON ALL CITIZENS OF BIRMING­ THE FIGHTING TOOK PLACE IN MATANZAS 7:30 ONE NIGHT STAND f HAM, NEGRO AND WHITE, TO LIVE UP TO 8:00 My FAVORITE HUSBAND PROVINCE IN MARCH AND APRIL, THE SOUR­ ! THE STANDARDS OF RESPONSIBILITY THEIR 8:30 SPORTS REPORT CES SAID THOUSANDS WERE REPORTED I LEADERS SET LAST WEEK," KENNEDY SAID. 8:ij5 BIG NorSE ARRESTED IN ITS AFTERMATH l HE SAID THEY SHOULD REALIZE THAT 9'15 PERSONAL STORY EXILE REPORTS SAID CASTRO ORDERED \ "v I OL ENCE ONL Y BREEDS MORE V I OL ENCE II A "PACIFICATION" ACTION AGAINST GUER­ 9:20 NEWS ANALYSIS "THERE MUST BE NO REPETITION OF LAST 9:30 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES RILLAS IN THE PROVINCE, MOBILIZING NIGHT'S INCIDENTS BY ANY GROUP," THE I LARGE NUMBERS OF TROOPS AND SUPPORTING 10.00 OPUS ONE PRESIDENT DECLARED. 12:00 SIGN OFF THEM WITH AIR FORCE JETS. THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE, THE DAY'S TEN­ MANY OF THE REBEL DEAD WERE REPORTED WEDNESDAY, 15 MAY 1963 SION APPARENT IN HIS TONE, SAID HE WAS KILLED IN STRArlNG ATTACKS BY THE JETS. 6:00 A M SIGN ON "DEEPLY CONCERNED ABOUT THE EVENTS IN 6:02 DON THE DAWN BREAKER BUT IN ONE ENCOUNTER, AIR FORCE PILOTS BIRMINGHAM LAST NIGHT." 7.00 NEWS HE SPOKE OF THE BOMBING OF THE HOME WERE SAID TO HAVE MISTAKEN A GOVERN- 7 :05 DAWN BREAKER CONI' I 0 OF NEGRO INTEGRATION LEADER A.D. KING, MENT COLUMN FOR REBELS AND TO HAVE 7:30 SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL BROTHER OF DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR , STRAFED THEIR OWN MEN, KILLING FOUR 8:00 DON McNEILL'S BREAKFAST CLUB AND WOUNDING MORE THAN 40 AND A MOTEL USED AS HEADQUARTERS FOR A 8:30 ARTHUR GODFREY MASSIVE DESEGREGATION DRIVE BY NEGROES. AN UNKNOWN PART OF THE REBEL DEATH 9:00 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES TOLL REPRESENTS PRISONERS EXECUTED THESE INCIDENTS, KENNEDY SAID, HAD 9:30 WORLD Of SHOW BUSINESS SECRETLY BY CASTRO MILITIAMEN, THE IILED TO RIOTING PERSONAL INJURIES, AND 10:00 JOY Boys SOURCES SAID PROPERTY DAMAGE " 10:10 PERSONAL STORY "THIS GOVERNMENT WILL DO WHATEVER JULIE LONDON INJURED 10:15 GUEST STAR MUST BE DONE TO PRESERVE ORDER," KENNE­ 10:30 COUNTRY CORNER DAY ASSERTED ENCINO, CALIF, (UPI)--SINGER JULIE 11:00 AMERICA'S POPULAR MUSIC HE SAID HE WAS "CERTAIN THAT THE VAST LONDON AND HER HUSBAND MUSICIAN BOBBY 11.30 MARSHALLESE PROGRAM MAJORITY OF CITIZENS OF BIRMINGHAM, TROUP, SUFFERED MINOR INJURIES YESTER­ 12.00 NEWS WHITE AND NEGRO CAN FEEL NOTHING BUT DAY IN A THREE-CAR COLLISION NEAR THEIR 12:05 WEATHER-STOCKS DISMAY" ABOUT THE RACIAL RIOTING HOME 12:15 MIDDAY MELODIES WHITE HOUSE OFFICIALS REPORTED THAT FOUR OTHER PERSONS WERE INJURED, IN­ 12:30 FLAIR THE "SELECTED" MILITARY RIOT-CONTROL CLUDING THE COUPLE'S DAUGHTER, KELLEY, 1:00 NEWSMAKERS UNITS ALREADY WERE ON THE MOVE TO BASES 12 MONTHS, AND LISA WEBB, 10, MISS 1:15 SPORTS REPORT IN THE VICINITY OF BIRMINGHAM--BUT OUT­ LONDON'S DAUGHTER BY HER FIRST MARRIAGE 1:30 SHOP CONCERT SIDE THE STATE OF ALABAMA--WHEN KENNEDY TO PRODUCER JACK WEBB 3:30 A QUARTER CENTURY OF SWING WAS MAKING HIS ANNOUNCEMENT AT 3:50 P M TROUP TOLD POLICE TWO CARS IN FRONT ij:30 PAU HANA SERENADE THE MOVEMENT WAS SET IN MOTION SHORT­ OF HIM STOPPED SUDDENLY AT AN INTER­ 5:00 AFRTS NEWS ANALYSIS LY AFTER 7:15 P M BY McNAMARA, ARMY SECTION OF THIS Los ANGELES SUBURB SECRETARY CYRUS G. VANCE, AND GEN EARLE WHEELER, ARMY CHIEF OF STAFF GENERAL MESS MENU - WED~ESOAY THEY HAD BEEN AT THE WHITE HOUSE MEET­ BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER ING WITH KENNEDY AND JUSTICE DEPARTMENT FRUIT JUICE NAVY BEAN SOUP CREAM OF MUSHROOM SOUP OfFICIALS FRESH FRUIT ROAST LEG OF PORK W/ GROUND SIRLOIN STEAK THE DEFENSE DEPARTMENT WILL NOT IDEN­ HOT & COLD CEREAL BROWN GRAVY & ApPLESAUCE W/ONIONS TIFY THE UNITS FOR THE TIME BEING, OF­ GRILLED HAM MASHED POTATOES TURKEY A LA KING ON FICIALS SAID EGGS TO ORDER SAUTEED GREEN BEANS TOAST BUT THEY REPORTED THAT THE JUSTICE HASH BROWN POTATOES STEAMED RICE MASHED POTATOES DEPARTMENT WAS DRAWING UP A PROCLAMA­ STEAMED RICE CHEF'S SALAD W/DRESSING CREAM PEAS TI9N AND AN EXECUTIVf ORDER FOR KENNE­ ICED COFFEE CAKE MARBLE CAKE STEAMED RICE DY S USE THE MOMENT HE MAY DECIDE IT IS SALAD BAR W/DRESSING NECESSARY TO FEDERALIZE THE ALABAMA~D TOAST, BUTTER & JAM COLD DRINK OR MOVE THE REGULAR ARMY TROOPS INTO MILK-COFFEE-HoT TEA \:jIRMINGHAM. MILK-COFFEE-HoT TEA MILK-COFFEE-HoT TEA ~~ AMER I CAN LEAGUE BASEBALL ROUNDUP .. NEW YORK,(UPI )--BOSTON ROOKIE DAVE MOREHEAD WON HIS THIRD STRAIGHT GAME SUNDAY WHEN HE THREW A ONE-HiT 4-1 VICTORY AT WASHINGTON AfTER THE SENA­ 5 RTS TORS HAD TAKEN THE FIRST GAME Of THE DOUBLEHEADER, 3-2 ON DON lOCK'S fOURTH PAGE HOURGLASS SPORTS SECTDON TUESDAY 14 MAY I 6 INNING HOME RUN THE 19-YEAR-OlD MOREHEAD GAVE UP NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL ROUNDUP CHUCK HINTON'S SEVENTH HOMER OF THE NEW YORK, (UPI )--THE Los ANGELES YEAR WITH TWO OUT AND THE BASES EMPTY DODGERS STRUCK rOR FOUR RUNS IN THE I NTH Elf IRS TIN NI NG • HE BL AN KED THE lAST HALF OF THE EIGHTH INNING SUNDAY NATS THEREAFTER, WALKING SiX AND STRUK­ TO DEFEAT THE SAN fRANCISCO GIANTS, ING OUT THREE. HE RETIRED TEN MEN UN 6-5, AND COMPLETE A SWEEP OF THEIR THE FIRST PLACE GIANTS DEFEATED THE ORDER IN THE FOURTH, fafTH, SIXTH, rlRST SERIES or 1963 W8TH THE DEFEND­ DODGERS 7-3 SUNDAY AFTERNOON ON TERRY SEVENTH AND EIGHTH INNINGS AND PER­ ING NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS McMANUS' THREE-HIT PERfORMANCE. THE MITTED ONLY ONE BASE RUNNER iN THE lAST THE DODGERS TRAilED, 5-2, AND HAD TRIUMPH EXTENDED THEIR fiRST PLACE FIVE FRAMES. NOT GOTTEN A HIT FROM THE SECOND LEAD WITH AN UNBLIMISHED 6-0 RECORD IN THE RED SOX BEAT CLAUDE OSTEEN UN THE INNING ON OFF SAN fRANCISCO PITCHER THE SECOND HALF OF LITTLE LEAGUE PLAY. NIGHTCAP WITH TWO UNEARNED RUNS IN THE JACK fiSHER UNTil LEE WAllS SPARKED McMANUS' THREE-HITTER HELPED THE fiRST INNING, fRANK MAlLONEvS THURD THE WINNING RAllY WITH A SINGLE. STRONG HITTING OFf PERRY BRACEY, MIKE HOMER IN THE THIRD, AND A RUN ON FOUR MAURY WillS D~UBlED WAllS HOME AND McHUGH AND CHARLES CAMP SUCCESSIVE SEVENTH INNING SINGLES. JIM GILLIAM AND RON fAIRLY SINGLED THE DODGERS PICKED UP THEIR fiRST MOREHEAD, WHOSE ROOKIE RECORD NOW US BEFORE fiSHER WAS REPLACED BY DON RUN IN THE fiRST WHEN ALLAN BAYSEK 3-0, HAS PERMITTED ONLY FOUR EARNED LARSEN AND RICHARD SAGE BOTH DREW WALKS; BAY­ RUNS IN 32-1/3 iNNINGS. LARSEN RETIRED ONE BATTER AND BILLY SEK LATER SCORED ON DON MARSHtS SINGLE. LOCKvs THIRD HOMER Of THE YEAR BROKE PIERCE TOOK OVER WALLY MOON FOllOWED THE GIANTS CAME BACK IN THE THIRD FOR UP THE OPENER IN THE 14TH INNING. WITH AN INFIELD SINGLE THAT SCORED THREE RUNS ON AN ERROR AND SINGLES BY THE BASES-EMPTY, TWO-OUT HiT CAME OFr GilLIAM WITH THE RUNNERS ADVANCING TERRY McMANUS AND RICHARD CAMP. BACK­ RELIEFER DICK RADATZ AND COST HIM HIS ON ORLANDO CEPEDA'S ERROR. THEN JOHN TO-BACK DOUBLES BY BOB SOMMERS AND fiRST lOSS JIM CEATES GOV HIS FIRST ROSEBORO DELIVERED A SACRirlCE FLY ALLAN BAYSEK AIDED BY AN ERROR, GAVE WDN. THAT BROUGHT IN fAIRLY WITH THE WINNING THE DODGERS A 3-3 DEADLOCK THE GIANTS THE CHICAGO WHITE SOX SWEPT TO THEIR RUN SCORED TWO UNEARNED RUNS IN THE FOURTH SEVENTH STRAIGHT VICTORY, 14-2, OVER THE SPECTACULAR TRIUMPH CAME LESS AND IN THE SIXTH CHARLES BRASWEll THE Los ANGELES ANGELS BUT THE ANGELS THAN 24 HOURS AFTER SANDY KOUFAX WALKED, MIKE McHUGH DOUBLED AND PERRY WON THE NIGHTCAP, 7-6, IN ~2 INNINGS. PITCHED HIS SECOND NO-HITTER IN AN BRACEY fOLLOWED WITH HIS SECOND DOUBLE flOYD ROBINSON lED THE WHITE SOX' ~~­ 8-0 VICTORY SATURDAY NIGHT OVER THE Of THE AFTERNOON TO DRIVE ACROSS TWO HIT ATTACK WITH THREE HITS IN THE FURST GIANTS MORE RUNS McMANUS WAS THE WINNING GAME THE NEW YORK METS AND CINCINNATI PITCHER AND RICHARD SAGE WAS THE LOSER. JIM BOUTON PITCHED A TWO-HiTTER fOR REDS ~llT A DOUBLE-HEADER, WITH THE THE NEW YORK YANKEES TO DOWN THE METS WINNING THE SECOND GAME, 13-12, YANKEES DOWN CARDINALS BALTIMORE ORIOLES, 2-0. LUIS APARICIO'S AfTER THE REDS WON THE OPENER, 3-0, ERROR, A COUBlE BY ELSTON HOWARD, A THE YANKEES HANDED THE CARDINALS BEHIND THE SEVEN-HIT PITCHING Of BOB WILD PITCH BY STEVE BARBER AND TONY THEIR SIXTH STRAIGHT LOSS YESTERDAY PURKEY AND B Ll HENRY THE UMPIRES KUBEK'S SACRiFICE FLY PRODUCED THE AFTERNOON WITH AN 8-5 VICTORY BEHIND TWICE THREATENED TO FOREFEiT THE YANKEES' RUNS IN THE TOP OF THE NONTH. SOUTHPAW KENT fOGLEMAN'S 2-HIT RELIEF NIGHTCAP TO THE REDS WHEN POLO GROUND NORM SIEBERN'S SACRDFICE flY DElUVERED PITCHING. fOGLEMAN ENTERED THE GAMES FANS liTTERED THE PLAYING FIELD WITH THE DECiSIVE RUN IN THE EIGHTH INNING IN THE BOTTOM OF THE rOURTH TO STAVE DEBR!S BEFORE THE METS WON OUT ON AS THE KANSAS CITY ATHlETUCS NiPPED THE OFf THE MENACING CARDINALS AND TO HELP CHOO CHOO COLEMAN'S RUN-PRODUCING MINNESOTA TWINS, 2-1. DAVE WICKERSHAM STARTER MARTINSON GAIN HIS rlRST VIC­ EIGHT-INNING SINGLE No MAJOR LEAGUE YIELDED SIX HITS IN 8-1/3 INNiNGS TO TORY ON THE MOUND. GAME HAS BEEN FORFEITED SINCE AUG 21, WIN HIS SECOND GAME WHilE J!M PERRY CHESTER RHYNE WHO WENT THE DISTANCE 1949 SUfFERED HIS SECOND LOSS. fOR THE CARDINALS WAS CHARGED AS THE TED SAVAGE'S EIGHTH-INNING HOMER WOODIE HELD DROVE IN THREE RUNS WITH LOSING PITCHER DESPITE HIS IMPRESSIVE EARNED AL McBEAN AND THE PITTSBURGH A DOUBLE AND A TRIPLE TO lEAD AN ij i­ PERFORMANCE ON THE MOUND WITH 14 STR~E PIRATES A 4-3 VICTORY AfTER THE ST. HIT ATTACK THAT CARRIED THE CLEVELAND OUTS TO HIS CREDIT. RHYNE GOT IN LOUIS CARDINALS WON THE FIRST GAME, INDIANS TO A 9-3 WIN OVER THE DETROiT TROUBLE IN THE fifTH, WHEN THE YANKEES 2-1, ON KEN BOYER'S 12TH-INNING SINGLE TIGERS. SAM McDOWELL PITCHED A SIX­ KNOCKED HIM fOR fiVE RUNS ON FOUR HITS. BOB ASPROMONTE'S 10TH-INNING HOMER HITTER FOR THE INDIANS, WHO HAVE WON TERRY MADDOX lED THE ASSAULT ALONG WITH ENABLED THE HOUSTON COLTS TO BEAT THE SEVEN Of THEIR LAST 10 GAMES CHICAGO CUBS, 2-1, AND SPOILED A SIX­ DAN DEEMER, GREG KINCAID AND TOM BUL­ LOCH. MADDOX WENT 2 fOR 3 ON A DOUBLE HIT PITCHING EFFORT BY BOB BUHl JIM LITTLE LEAGUERS TO FiELD AND A SINGLE. THE YANKEE SLUGGER ALSO UMBRICHT, WHOSE CAREER WAS THREATENED THE SPECIAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT WILL DROVE IN HIS 38TH AND 39TH R B.I. TO lAST WINTER BY CANCER, PITCHED HiTLESS SPONSOR A CONTEST FOR THE LITTLE LEAGUE LEAD THE LEAGUE IN RUNS BATTED IN. BALL FOR THE lAST TWO INNINGS TO WIN BASEBALL PLAYERS TO NAME THE NEW LITTLE LEADING THE CARDIN~LS ASSAULT WERE HIS FIRST GAME fOR THE COLTS LEAGUE BASEBALL PARK WHICH IS LOCATED SWITCH HITTER CHESTER RYNE WITH A THE PHilADELPHIA PHllLIES BEAT THE ACROSS FROM THE KWAJALEIN STORE TRIPLE AND A SINGLE, JIMMY QUINN A MilWAUKEE BRAVES TWICE IN EXTRA THE FIELD WAS BUilT WITH THE APPROVAL SINGLE AND A SACRIFICE FLY AND DAVID INNINGS---4-3 IN AN ii-INNING FIRST AND ASSISTANCE OF CAPTAIN PAUL HOLMBERG» GAME AND 6-5 IN A i2-INNiNG SECOND CURRY PICKED UP A SINGLE THE COMMANDING OffiCER, AND JACK FiNK j GAME fRANK TORRE SINGLED HOME THE TCT RESIDENT MANAGER JOHNNY CALLISON WITH THE WINNING RUN ORBITER WINS $25,000 TROT ACE QUINN OF PMZ j HEAD COACH OF THE IN THE OPENER AND THE PHllllES TALLIED YONKERS, NEW YORK, (UPI)--ONLY fOUR CARDINALS TEAM, ALSO WAS VERY INSTRU­ THE DECISIVE RUN OF THE NIGHTCAP WHEN TROTTERS WENT TO THE POST IN THE $25p00 MENTAL IN THE CONSTRU'TION OF THE fiELD DON DEMETER REACHED SECOND BASE ON THE fEATURE HANDICAP AT YONKERS RACEWAY AS WERE MANY OF THE OTHER COACHES, MUff Of A POP flY BY Roy McMILLAN AND LAST NIGHT BECAUSE Of lATE SCRATCHES PLAYERS, PARENTS j AND BARRACKS PERSONNEL SCORED WHEN LEW BURDETTE COMMnTED TWO AND, AS A RESULT, ONLY WIN AND PLACE A BIG THANK YOU fROM THE BOYS IS DUE ERRORS TRYING TO FIELD A BUNT BY WES BETTING WAS ALLOWED THEN THE MllE­ ALL WHO MADE THIS FINE FIELD POSSIBLE COVINGTON AND-A-QUARTER EVENT WAS WON BY THE EACH PLAYER Will BE ALLOWED 10 SUBMIT 2-5 ODDS-ON FAVORITE, ORBITER, WHO lED ONE NAME FOR THE fiELD A COMMIT1EE MOUNTAINBALL SCORES fROM START TO FINISH WITH GEORGE SHOLTY (TO BE APPOiNTED lATER) WILL JUDGE THE MAJOR LEAGUE DRIVING ENTRIES AND WilL PICK THE WDNNONG NAMEo LONGSHOREMEN (A) - 8 NEW ZEALAND'S WHEN FINISHED SECOND, A SUITABLE PRIZE WILL BE AWARDED fOR HUI KEAlA (A) - 6 A LENGTH IN FRONT Of GREAT LUlLWATER, THE WiNNiNG ENTRY. M I ~OR LEAGUE REINED BY JOHN CHAPMAN. JOE MACDoNAl~S UNIQUES - 18 MERRIE DUKE CAME IN FOURTH, ANOTHER WORLD BASKETBALL BiLLETING - \4 THREE-PARTS Of A lENGTH BACK. WHEN RIO DE JANEIRO, (UPI )--THE USA AND WAS HANDLED BY DENNIS NYHAN THE SOVIET UNION, TWO OF THE TOP FAVOR­ BASKETBALL PRACTICE ITES !N THE WORLD BASKETBALL CHAMPION­ TUESDAY 14 MAY SHIP, WON THEIR OPENING ROUND GAMES MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE CONT'O 7p M. - SPOilER WAHINES SUNDAY NIGHT BY COMFORTABLE MARGINS WEDNESDAY 15 MAY BUT THE TOP-SEEDED U.S. SQUAD HAD TO MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE 6:00 P M DALLY FIEI..D-SPOILERS nB" COME FROM BEHIND TO BEAT A SCRAPPY j WEDNESDAY 15 MAY VS FIRE COMETS SHARP SHOOTING MEXICAN TEAM. 5:15 P M. BRANQON fiELD-HIGH SCHOOL VS. B.R. N.C, I I -- 11 PAGE~6______~ ______H_OU_R_G_L_A_SS~~~ ______~== ______T~U~E~S~D~AY~I_4~M~AY~I~9~6~3 ____~1' NOTICES mOtl'€!6 :Jonlghf · I

WANTED OCEAN VIEW -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. NURSES FOR WORK AT ISLAND HOSPITAL "SAD SACK" B&.W ApPLICANTS MUST BE L.P.N. OR R.N. JERRY LEWIS, PHYLLIS KIRK--THE HILAR!OUS MOVIE OF Glts AND ApPLY AT TCT INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OF­ JERRY LEW IS. FICE AT THE TERMINAL BUILDING OR CALL 2190. RICHARDSON SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. "KINGS GO FORTH" THE NIKE ZEUS PROJECT HAS REQUIRE­ FRANK SINATRA, NATALIE WOOD--As BIG AND BRAVE AND BOLD AS A MENTS FOR STENOGRAPHERS AND SECRETAR­ LOVE STORY AS HAS BEEN EXPLODED ON THE SCREEN! IAL STENOGRAPHERS. THESE OPENINGS EXIST IN THE JTO BUILDING AND OUT­ YOKWE YUK -- SHOWTIMES 7:00 P.M. 9:00 P.M. AND MIDNIGHT LYING BUILDINGS IN THE ZEUS COMPLEX "YELLOW STONE KELLY" C PLlJS NEWS AND SPORTS AREA. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CON­ CLINT WALKER, EDWARD BRYNES--TV's "CHEYENNE" STARRING IN THE CERNING BENEFITS, VACATION, SALARY SAGA OF THE OLD WEST ••• INJUN'S INCLUDED. SCALE AND ADVANCEMENT CONTACT MRS FRANCES KEOGH, 9-480 JTO BLDG. ROXY SHOWTIMES 6:30 P.M AND 8:30 P.M "IT HAPPENED AT THE WORLD'S FA IR" QUALIFIED SECRETARIES AND CLERK ELVIS PRESLEY, CARY LOCKWOOD--ELVIS SWINGING HIGHER THAN THE TYPISTS FOR FULL TIME POSITIONS. Ap­ SPACE NEEDLE AT THE FAMOUS WORLD'S FAIR PLY AT TCT INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OF­ FICE AT THE TERMINAL BUILDING OR CALL ANGLO AMERICAN RIFT ON 2190. NUCLEAR WAR PLANNING WASHINGTON, (UPI)--A LONG-SMOULDER­ TUESDAY 14 MAY 1963 8 P.M. FOUR YOUNG KITTENS ARE IN NEED OF ING DISPUTE BETWEEN AMERICAN AND BRIT­ "DIME WITH A HALO" BARBARA LUNA, A GOOD HOME. SEE BETH ABRAMS, TRAILER ISH PLANNERS OVER THE KIND OF WAR TO ROGER MOBLEy--WATCH THE NEW TIAJUNANA 527 BE PER PARED FOR IN EUROPE WAS SHOVED "HEPCATS"--FROM 6 TO 12 YEARS OLD'" INTO THE OPEN TODAY TO GIVE AWAY IN SIMPLIFIED FORM, THE ARGUMENT RE­ WEDNESDAY 15 MAY 1963 8 P M. THREE KITTENS (SIX WEEKS). SEE AT SOLVES AROUND THE U.S. CONTENTION THAT "IN SEARCH OF THE CASTAWAY'S" TRAILER 567. NATO FORCES SHOULD BE EQUIPPED TO MAURICE CHEVALIER, HAYLEY MILLS--TEEN­ FIGHT A CONVENTIONAL WAR ON THE CON­ AGERS GO ON AN EXPEDITION TO FIND THEIR FOR SALE TINENT FOR A MUCH LONGER TIME THAN THE LOST SEA CAPTAIN FATHER. AKAI M6 TAPE RECORDER WITH SPEAKERS. BRITISH BELIEVE IS MILITARILY FEASIBLE. I 8 MONTHS OLD REASONABLE CALL 636 BRITISH STRATEGISTS, SUPPORTED BY PARACHUTE RECOVERY SYSTEM FOR FURTHER DETAILS MANY U.S MILITARY MEN, BELIEVE ATOMIC TESTS SUCCESSFUL WEAPONS LIKELY WOULD HAVE TO BE USED EL CENTRO, CALIFORNIA, (UPI)--SCIENT­ WOMAN'S 26" BICYCLE (MURRAY), GOOD MUCH EARLIER IN A CONFLICT THAN KEN­ ISTS TODAY SUCCESSFULLY CONDUCTED THE KWAJ CONDITION, LARGE BASKET AND GEN­ NEDY ADMINISTRATION PLANNERS EXPECT. FIRST IN A SERIES OF 22 DROP TESTS TO ERATOR LIGHTS/ $15.00. CALL 2440 OR THE CERTAINTY THAT SUCH WEAPONS QUALIFY THE PARACHUTE RECOVERY SYSTEM A SEE AT QTRS. q63- • WOULD BE BROUGHT TO BEAR IS, IN THE WHICH WILL LOWER THE TWO-MAN GEMINI BRITISH VIEW, THE CHIEF MILITARY DE­ SPACECRAFT TO A WATER LANDING. G E CONSOLE, STEREOPHONIC FM 4M TERRENT TO ANY RUSSIAN ATTACK AT ALL THE TEST WAS CONDUCTED OVER THE TATU RADIO-PHONOGRAPH COMBINATION, BLOND ON THE EUROPEAN FRONT MOUNTAIN RANGE, WITH A CI30 CARGO PLANE, , WOO~, LIKE NEW, .' 15.00. CALL 2298 THE DISPUTE CAME TO THE SURFACE TO­ DROPPING A SIZE-AND-WEIGHT BOILER-PLATE OR SEE AT QTRS 478-c. DAY WHEN THE WASHINGTON POST AND NEW MODEL OF THE GEMINI CAPSULE FROM 20,000 YORK TIMES PUBLISHED LONDON DISPATCHES FEET THE CAPSULE'S TWO DRAG CHUTES LOST SAYING DEFENSE SECRETARY ROBERT S AND MAIN PARACHUTE ALL SPROUTED OUT --rRONT WHEEL TO "24" BICYCLE. CALL McNAMARA HAD AGREED TO ACCEPT NEW SUCCESSFULLY. 2477 ANYTIME ASSUMPTIONS ABOUT HOW LONG NON-NUCLEAR THE REST OF THE TESTS WILL BE HELD FIGHTING COULD GO ON. AT THE NAVY'S PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE FOUR BOOKS LEFT ON THE DESK OUTSIDE THE DEFENSE DEPARTMENT ISSUED AN UN­ OFF PT. MUGUo NINETEEN WILL BE MADE THE BARRACKS OFFICE BOOKS ARE PART USUAL STATEMENT SPECIFICALLY DENYING WITH THE BOILER-PLATE, TO BE FOLLOWED OF A COLLECTION TITLED "EROS" AND MAY THE CONTENTION AND LABELING THE TWO BY TWO TESTS WITH CAPSULES ALSO CON­ BE RETURNED TO ED DANIEL DORM J BAY 4 NEWSPAPERS REPORTS "INCORRECT ON EVERY TAINING THE "MATERIAL AND CONSTRUCTION" OR LEAVE AT BARRACKS CHIEF OFFICE. MAJOR PO I NT " OF THE GEMINI CAPSULE A SPOKESMAN FOR THE NATIONAL AERONAUT­ ZEPHER RADIO, BROWN CARRYING CASE OPERATION WATER MOCCASIN 4 ICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION SAID TODAY'~ AND HAS NAME INSIDE CASE. PHONE 2225 WASHINGTON, (UPI)--NINETY SEVEN FOR­ TEST WAS "JUST TO SEE HOW WELL THE PAR­ OR COME TO 479-A EIGN OFFICERS, MOST OF THEM FROM ASIAN ACHUTES WOULD OPEN " NATIONS, RECEIVED A BRIEFING TODAY ON FOUND THE U S GOVERNMENT FROM A GROUP OF SOVIET VOLCANO ERUPTS CIGARETTE LIGHTER FOUND SATURDAY U CONGRESSMEN. , AT DALLY FIELD. CLEAR WITH U.S NAVY s. Moscow, (UPI)--A VOLCANO ON THE KAM­ THEY WERE "WATERMOCCASIN 4," A GROUP INSIGNIA CHATKA PENINSULA, WHICH STRETCHES INTO OF OFFICERS WHICH WILL RECEIVE TRAIN­ THE BERING SEA, ERUPTED TODAY SPEWING ING IN GUERRILLA WARFARE AND COUNTER CHILD'S PEARL BRACELET. CALL 725 FORTH A COLUMN OF FIRE AND SMOKE SIX INSURGENCY TACTICS. AND ASK FOR RALPH KILOMETERS (3.72 MILES) HIGH, THE OF­ THE CLASS INCLUDED OFFICERS FROM FICIAL tASS NEWS AGENCY REPORTED 2ND LT. TO COLONEL, WITH 28 FROM VIET­ GENERAL NOTICES TASS SAID ASHES WERE SHOWERED ON NAM, 20 FROM SOUTH KOREA, 4 FROM TAI­ WEEKLY PROTESTANT PRAYER SERVICE PETROPAVLOVSK, A BERING SEA PORT 50 KIL­ WAN, AND 6 FROM THAILAND. ALSO REPRE­ TONIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK IN THE CHAPEL OMETERS (31.05) MILES FROM THE VOLCANO, SENTED WERE PERU, LIBYA, GREECE, TUR­ FOR FOUR HOURSo KEY, LEBANON, PAKISTAN AND ETHIOPIA BINGO AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB EVERY THE NEWS AGENCY SAID SCIENTISTS FROM TUESDAY NIGHT AT 8'00 P.M THE U S.S.R VOLCANOLOGY INSTITUTE WERE PRESIDENT APPOINTS CHAIRMAN SENT TO THE VOLCANO WHICH BEGAN ITS THERE WILL BE AN EPISCOPAL EVENING HYANNIS PORT, MASSACHUSETTS, (UPI)-- ACTIVITY LAST AUTUMN. SERVICE TONIGHT AT 7:00 P.M IN THE PRESIDENT KENNEDY TODAY APPOINTED BEN­ CHAPEL JAMIN A SMITH, FORMER MASSACHUSETTS BARGAIN BAZAAR PICKUPS SENATOR, AS CHAIRMAN OF THE U S. DELE­ CALL 2408 OR 2291 BEFORE WEDNESDAY PROTESTANT CHOIR REHEARSAL WILL BE GATION TO THE UPCOMING DISCUSSIONS TO HAVE ARTICLES PICKED UP FOR THE tiE LD THURSDAY, AT 7 0' CLOCK, I N THE AMONG THE UNITED STATES, CANADA AND BARGAIN BAZAARo CHAPEL NEW MEMBERS ARE WELCOME JAPAN ON PROBLEMS OF FISHERIES IN THE NORTH PACIFIC. MISSING THERE WILL BE A CUB SCOUT COMMITTEE A TREATY SETTING UP THE COMMISSION ONE SMALL TURTLE. PLEASE RETURN TO AND DEN MOTHERS MEETING ON WEDNESDAY, WAS SIGNED IN 1953 FOR A 10-YEAR PER- JOHN GRAFTON, QTRS. 223-A• 10D NEGOTIATIONS ARE EXPECTED TO BE- MAY 15TH, AT 7:00 P.M. IN THE SPECIAL 0.000. SERVICES BUILDING GIN IN WASHINGTON NEXT MONTH. ORANGES ARE AMERICA'S FAVORITE FRUIT. ••• •• CONSUMPTION WAS 54 POUNDS PER CAPITA Buy YOUR NAVY RELIEF RAFFLE TICKETS AN ECONOMIST IS A MAN WHO KNOWS MORE LAST YEAR ApPLES WERE SECOND AT 26 I NOW ON SALE IN FRONT OF MACY'S. ABOUT MONEY THAN THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE IT'POUNDS