----~------...... ------... ; rI • - :lite HOURGLASS VOL. 4 No 1453 ~AJALEJN, MARSHALL ISLAND WEDNESDAY 12 JUNE 1963 BR ITAI N OPERATION TIME CHANGE RISING TIDE OF DISCONTENT MEETING CALLED TO A FULL SCALE MISSILE OPER­ COUNTER SCANDAL ATION THAT IS SCHEDULED FOR TOLD BY XENNEDY IN MAJOR TAL~ THIS EVENING HAS HAD A SLIGHT WASHINGTON (UPI)--PRESIDENT KENNEDY TOLD THE NATION TO- LONDON (UPJ)--PRIME MINIS­ TIMt CHANGE THE EARLIEST NIGHT THAT EVERY AMERICAN SHOULD STOP AND " EXAMINE HIS CON- TER HAROLD MACMILLAN CALLED THE TAKE COVER COULD SOUND IS SCIENCE" ABOUT THE RIGHTS OF NEGROES IN THE WAKE OF THE AN EMERGENCY CABINET MEETING NOW 1930 LOCAL, (7:30 P.M.). CRISIS OVER ADMITTING TWO NEGROES TO THE UNIVERSITY OF ALA­ FOR TOMORROW TO DRAFT PLANS THIS OPERATION IS SIMILIAR BAMA HE HOPES WILL COUNTER A TO THE NIGHT OPERATIONS WE THE PRESIDENT IN A NATIONWIDE RADIO-TELEVISION ADDRESS, MUSHROOMING SEX AND SECURITY HAVE BECOME ACCUSTOMED TO SAID IT OUGHT TO BE POSSIBLE FOR AMERICANS OF EVERY COLOR SCANDAL THAT THREATENS TO OVER THE LAST YEAR TAKE TO BE ADMITTED TO SCHOOLS WITHOUT THE USE OF TROOPS. TOPPLE HIS GOVERNMENT. COVER PROCEDURES WILL BE RE­ HE SAID AMERICANS SHOULD BE ADMITTED TO STORES, HOTELS, MACMILLAN SUMMONED HIS MIN­ QUIRED ONLY FOR KWAJALEIN Is­ THEATERS AND OTHER PUBLIC PLACES WITHOUT DISCRIMINATION ISTERS TO THE FIRST CABINET LAND EBEYE AND OTHER IS­ AND WITHOUT THE NECESSITY OF STREET DEMONSTRATIONS MEETING SINCE WAR MINISTER LANDS WILL BE PROTECTED BY THERE ALSO SHOULD BE NO BARRIERS TO VOTING OR ANY OTHER JOHN PROFUMO RESIGNED BE­ THE MISSILE GUIDANCE SYSTEMS CIVIC ACTIVITY BECAUSE OF RACIAL CAUSE OF HIS RELATIONSHIP AND NOT BE REQUIRED TO TAKE RACE, HE SAID. WITH PLAYGIRL CHRISTINE KEEL­ COVER WALLACE ENDS DEFIANCE WHEN AMERICAN MILITARY fOR­ ER, WHOSE FRIEND STEPHEN THERE WILL BE A BLACKOUT. CES ARE SENT TO V,ET NAM OR WARD HAS BEEN ACCUSED OF LIV­ EXTERIOR FLOOD LIGHTS ARE TO TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA (UPI)-- OTHER AREAS AS PART Of THE ING ON PROSTITUTES' EARNINGS BE TURNED OUT AT THE TAKE FEDERAL TROOPS ESCORTED TWO WORLD STRUGGLE ON BEHALF OF COVER SIGNAL. STREET LIGHTS NEGRO STUDENTS INTO THE UNI- fREEDOM, THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE JAPAN WILL BE TURNED OFF AFTER ALL­ VERSITY OF ALABAMA TODAY-- SAID, f~E DON'T ASK FOR PUTTING AN END TO Gov. GEORGE WHITES ONLY" 4 LOST IN SHIP FIRE NON-ESSENTIAL PERSONNEL ARE UNDER COVER AND TURNED ON AT C WALLACE'S DEFIANCE AND KENNEDY SAID THAT JAMES KAMAISHI, JAPAN (UPI)--FoUR THE ALL CLEAR. SWEEPING ASIDE THE LAST SYM- HOOD AND VIVIAN MALONE, THE FISHERMEN WERE BURNED TO OCCUPANTS OF TRAILER HOUSES BOLIC BASTION OF SCHOOL SEG- TWO NEGROES SEEKING TO ATTEND DEATH YESTERDAY WHEN THEY ARE AGAIN REMINDED THAT THEIR REGATION IN THE SOUTH THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA FAILED TO ESCAPE FROM THEIR QUARTERS DO NOT PROVIDE ~ THE TROOPS, PART OF THE WERE "TWO CLEARLY QUALIFIED CABIN IN A FIRE ABOARD A 39- FORM OF SHELTER SHOULD A MIS­ ALABAMA NATIONAL GUARD FED- YOUNG ALABAMA RESIDENTS WHO TON FISHING BOAT OFF HOKKAI- SILE CASUALTY OCCUR. ADE­ ERALIZED EARLIER BY PRESI- HAPPENED TO BE BORN NEGRO." DO, JAPAN'S NORTHERNMOST IS- QUATE SHELTER MUST HAVE AT DENT KENNEDY, ROLLED ONTO THE PRESIDENT ALSO DECLARED LAND LEAST THREE INCHES OF REIN- THE CAMPUS IN SIX TRUCKS THAT ONLY A FRACTION OF THE TWELVE OTHER MEMBERS OF THE FORCED CONCRETE FOR OVERHEAD THERE WERE ABOUT 100 SOLDIERS NEGRO POPULATION OF THE UNITED CREW OF THE No 3 HOUN MARU, PROTECTION BUSES WILL BE IN ALL AND THEY WERE ARMED STATES HAS THE OPPORTUNITY TO A SALMON FISHING BOAT, ES- PROVIDED TO MOVE PERSONNEL WITH M-I RifLES. BE EDUCATED AND EMPLOYED TO CAPED INJURIES, ACCORDING TO FROM THE SOFT TOP VILLAGE As HE WAS EARLIER IN THE THE EXTENT THAT OTHER CITIZENS REPORTS RECEIVED BY THE JAP­ AREA TO ADEQUATE APPROVED DAY, WALLACE AGAIN WAS STAND­ DO ANESE MARITINE SAFETY AGENCY SHELTERS ING IN THE SCHOOL HOUSE DOOR HE SAID ONLY ONE SEVENTH HERE. GROUND SAFETY PROCEDURES WHEN THE NEGRO STUDENTS AR- OF THE NEGROES BORN IN THE ANOTHER SALMON FISHING BOA~ RIVED FOR THE SECOND TIME U.S HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO THE No. KOTOBUKI MARU, ALL PERSONNEL NOT ESSENTIAL THIS AFTERNOON BUT ON THE 10 EARN $10,000 A YEAR AND THE HEARD THE S.O.S. FROM THE TO THE OPERATION MUST BE UN- LATER OCCASION HE STEPPED NEGRO'S LJrE EXPECTANCY IS HOUN MARU AND CAME TO ITS OEA, OR PROCEEDING TO, A ASIDE SEVEN YEARS SHORT OF THE WHITE RESCUE. SHELTER WHEN THE TAKE COVER THE HEAD OF THE FEDERAL MAN'S SIGNAL IS HEARD. TAKE COVER fORCE, BRIG. GEN. HENRY GRA­ "THIS IS NOT A SECTIONAL FAR EAST S,GNAL -- THREE TEN SECOND HAM, TOLD WALLACE: ISSUE," KENNEDY SAID, ASSERT­ BLASTS ON fiRE SIREN AND "IT IS MY SAD DUTY TO ASK ING THAT THERE IS DISCRIMIN­ RAIN IN WRONG PLACES "TAKE COVER FOR MISSILE OPER­ YOU TO STEP ASIDE." GRAHAM ATION IN MANY CITIES THROUGH­ TOKYO (UPI)--TROPICAL STORM ATIONS" BROADCAST ON AFRS. WAS BACKED UP BY FOUR SPECIAL OUT THE NATION AND THERE IS ROSE CHURNED THROUGH THE SO­ BUILDING SUITABLE FOR PER­ SERVICE ENLISTED MEN WEARING "A RISING TIDE OF DISCONTENT." CALLED "TYPHOON ALLEY" OF THE SONNEL SHELTER (3 IN CON­ GREEN BERETS THEY ARE KNOWN "NOR IS IT A PARTISAN IS­ WESTERN PACIFIC TODAY. CRETE ROOf AND FACILITIES). AS "THE TOUGHEST IN THE ARMY! SUE," HE CONT I NUED. "IT IS THE STORM BROUGHT PLENTY YOKWE YUK CLUB I WALLACE, READING NERVOUSLY NOT EVEN A LEGAL OR LEGISLA­ OF RAIN. BUT PRECIOUS LITTLE SURFRIDER BOQ BLDG. 501 I FROM A WRINKLED PIECE OF PA­ T I VE ISSUE." I OF THE RAIN FELL ON ANY OF SANDS BOQ (FIRST DECK ONLY) PER, SAID, "BUT FOR THE UN­ HE SAID IT IS BETTER TO I I THE PARCHED LAND AREAS LYING CORAL BOQ (FIRST DECK ONLY) WARRANTED FEDERALIZATION OF SETTLE THE RACIAL ISSUES IN I I ALONG THE TRADITIONAL TYPHOON NIKE/ZEUS DORM (FIRST DECK THE NATIONAL GUARD, I WOULD THE COURTS RATHER THAN IN THE i PATH FROM THE TROPICS. ONLY) BE COMMANDER IN CHIEF •• IT " STREETS BY DEMONSTRATIONS WHEN THE STORM WAS SPAWNED BARRACKS AND STORE BLDG. IS A BITTER PILL TO SWALLOW THE PRESIDENT SAID IT WAS OFF THE EAST COAST OF THE 704 "I AM GRATEFUL TO THE NECESSARY FOR ALABAMA NATION­ PHILIPPINES IT RAISED HOPES GENERAL MESS BLDG 703 PEOPLE Of ALABAMA fOR THE AL GUARDSMEN TO BACK UP FED­ IN WATER-SHORT HONG KONG, SPECIAL SERVICES BLDG. 8Q5 RESTRAINT WHICH THEY HAVE ERAL COURT ORDERS FOR ADMIS­ TAIWAN AND OKINAWA THAT THESE TRANSIENT HOTEL BLDG 908 SHOWN I ASK THE PEOPLE OF SION OF THE NEGRO STUDENTS AREAS WOULD GET SOME BADLY TERMINAL/ADMINISTRATION ALABAMA TO REMAIN CALM, TO TO THE ALABAMA SCHOOL BECAUSE NEEDED RAIN BLDG 901 HELP US IN THIS FIGHT Of A "SERIES OF THREATS AND THE STORM NEVER GOT CLOSE QUARTERS Of PERMANENT CON­ "WE MUST HAVE NO VIOLENCE •• DEfiANT STATEMENTS" BY ALA­ ENOUGH TO HONG KONG OR TAI­ STRUCTION (EXCEPT BLDG. 401, THE GUARDSMEN ARE OUR BROTH- BAMA Gov GEORGE C WALLACE. WAN EVEN tOR ITS FRINGE WINDS 402, 403, AND 404) ERS. "I HOPE THAT EVERY AMERICAN TO BRING SOME RAIN TO THOSE ALL CLEAR SIGNAL -- TWENTY "THE TREND TOWARD MILITARY WILL STOP AND EXAMINE HIS CON­ AREAS, ACCORDING TO U S. AIR SECOND BLAST ON FIRE SIREN DICTATORSHIP CONTINUES BUT SCIENCE ABOUT THE RIGHTS OF FORCE TYPHOON TRACKERS HERE AND "ALL CLEAR fOR OPERATIONS THIS IS A CONSTITUTIONAL EVERY MAN ••• " THE PRESIDENT THEY SAID, HOWEVER, THERE EXCEPT IN GROUND HAZARD AREA FIGHT AND WE ARE WINNING " SAID IN REFERENCE TO THE ALA­ WAS A CHANCE OKINAWA MIGHT • •• "GOD BLESS ALL THE PEOPLE BAMA CRISIS. GET SOME RAIN FROM THE STORM PRESIDENT'S SPEECH HE SAID THE ISSUE IS "AS WITHIN THE NEXT 24 TO 48 AFRS KWAJALEIN WILL PRE­ OLD AS THE SCRIPTURES AND AS HOURS. SENT A REPEAT BROADCAST OF CLEAR AS OUR CONSTITUTION." PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S SPEECH-- JUST BECAUSE THE COLOR OF A MAN'S SKIN IS DARK HE CAN­ NOT EAT IN A RESTAURANT OF HIS CHOICE OR GO TO JUST ANY PAGE 2 HOL:RGLASS WEDNESOA1t' ~d-\tNt t963 PUBLISHED AT'THE DI~ECTION JOF BUDDMISTS THE COMMANDING OfFICER, PACI~ IN PROTEST, PRO-CASTROITES ATTACK, BURN FIC MISSILE RANGE FACILITY KWAJALEiN, MARSHALL ISLANDS, BURNS SELF TO DEATH u s - O~J~~ED PLANT I N VE~~EZUElA CONTRACT NCAS-4176-c WITH THE SAIGON (UPI )--A BUDDHIST CARACAS, (UPI )--To IMYGUN-ARMED PRO-CASTRO TERRORISTS AT­ TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. PRIEST BURNED HIMSELF TO TACKED AND BURNED THE U~S -OWNED GOODYEAR TIRE AND RUBBER THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DEATH IN DOWNTOW~ SAIGON TO­ Co WAREHOUSE TODAY THERE WERE NO CASUALTIES BUT DAMAGE DAILY MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DAY IN PROTEST AGAINST AL­ WAS ESTIMATED AT ROUGHLY ONE MILLION DOLLARS. DEADLINE FOR NOTICES IS 4 P.M. LEGED DISCRIMINATION AGAINST POLICE SAID AT LEAST fOUR MEN WERE INVOLVED IN THE AT- DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION. DEAD BUDDHISTS BY THE REGIME OF TACK AND SAID SOME OF THEM IDENTIFIED BY A WAREHOUSE N~GHT LINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS 10 AM CATHOLIC PRESIDENT NGO DINH WATCHMAN WERE MEMBERS OF THE VENEZUELAN COMMUNIST PARTY. DAY OF PUBLICATION. 01 EM THEY USED TWO STOLEN CARS FOR THE RAID. EDITOR - RALPH MOORS A CROWD OF ABOUT 1,000 ALL CARACAS FIRE-FIGHTING BUDDHIST PRIESTS AND NUNS IRAN I EQUIPMENT AND 300 FIREMEN MALAYSIA GATHERED AROUND THE BURNING STRIKE CALL FIZZ' ES BATTLED THE THREE-HOUR BLAZE TRJ-NAT10N ASSOCIATION IN THE SOUTHWESTERN fACTORY ACCEPTED BY CONFEREES BO~:EO~R~~~TP:~~=;~ :::~~~~E AN!E~~~~~EI:~~N~~:~~~~~~~OP I DISTRICT, WHiCH BURNED UP AN OVER HIMSELf AND SAT DOWN IN RETURNED TO TEHRAN TODAY l ESTIMATED 10,000 TIRES AND MANILA (UPI )--MALAYA, INDO- ONE OF THE BUSIEST INTER- I TUBES, ALMOST GUTTING THE NEStA AND THE PHILIPPINES AN- SECTIONS OF THIS CAPITAL CITY AFTER A CALL FOR A GENERAL BUILDING TWENTY FAMiLIES NOUNCED TODAY "ACCEPTANCE" OF HE STRUCK A MATCH AND HIS STRIKE, WHICH GENERALLY WEtHI HAD TO BE EVACUATED fROM THE A PH III PP I NE PROPOSAL TO or UNHE EDED. 'I BODY WAS IMMEDIATELY ENGULFE. PATROLS MOVED THROUGH THE I AREA BECAUSE OF THE DENSE FORM A MALAY CONFEDERATION IN fLAMES SMOKE WHICH HUNG IN A THICK STREETS, BUT THERE WERE NO I WHICH WOULD UNITE THE THREE HE SAT MOTIONLESS-HIS FACE BLACK CLOUD OVER MOST OF SERIOUS INCIDENTS DURING THE, I NATIONS "INTO THE CLOSEST REMAINED CALM AND SERENE AS CARACAS MORNING AND ONLY SOME SHOPS,I ASSOC I ATI ON" ,I HE BURNED TO DEATH HIS THE ATTACK ERS, MEMBERS OF NOTABLY IN THE REBELLIOUS I THE ANNOUNCEMENT WAS MADE RIGHT HAND FINGERED A STRING THE ANTI-GOVERNMENT UNDER­ I BAZAAR AREA, DID NOT OPEN I I N A JO I NT COMMUN I QUE I SSUED Of BEADS WH I L E HE APPARENTL Y GROUND ARMED FORCES OF NAT­ I FOR BUSINESS. I I AT THE CLOSE OF A FOUR-DAY PRAYED SILENTLY. IONAL LIBERATION, FORCED THE STRIKE CALL CAME IN I CONFERENCE IN MANILA BETWEEN AFTER ABOUT 10 MINUTES, THEIR WAY INTO THE WAREHOUSE HAND-WRITTEN lEAflETS ISSUED THE FOREIGN MINISTERS OF THE HIS CHARRED BODY FELL BACK- AT GUNPOINT AROUND DAWN. I YESTERDAY WHICH PROTESTED THREE SOUTHEAST ASIAN NATIONS WARD, STILL BURNING THEY TIED UP THREE EMPLOYEES THE GOVERNMENT'S CRACKDOWN THE COM~UNIQUE SAID THE INCIDENT OCCURRED DUR- SPRAYED THE FLOORS Of THE ON RIOTERS. THE GOVERNMENT I "THE THREE MINISTERS EX.. liNG A PROCESSION BY THE BUILDING WITH GASOLINE AND SAID OPPONENTS Of ITS LAND AMINED THE PHILIPPINE PRO- PRIESTS AND NUNS. THE PRO- USED A fiREBOMB TO SET THE REFORM PROGRAM SET OFf LAST POSAL EMBODYING PRESIDENT CESSION BEGAN fOLLOWING A fiRE. WEEK'S RIOTING, IN WHICH 86 (DIOSDADO) MACAPAGAL'S IDEA MEMORIAL SERVICE HELD fOR THE ATTACK CAME SiX DAYS PERSONS DIED AND 193 WERE ,FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT Of A I NINE PERSONS KILLED BY GOV­ AfTER TERRORISTS RAIDED AND INJURED IN SEVERAL CITIES CONFEDERATION Of NATIONS OF 'ERNMENT TROOPS IN THE NORTH- BURNED THE U S MILITARY ACCORDING TO THE OFfiCIAL MALAY ORIGIN AND AGREED ON EASTERN CITY Of HUE LAST MISSION OFfiCES HERE AND I CASUALTY TOLL. THE ACCEPTANCE Of THE IDEA MONTH DURING RELIGIOUS DE- FORCED SIX U S. ARMY MEN TO PREMIER ASSADOLLAH ALAM f3 A MEANS OF BRINGING TO­ MONSTRATIONS. STRIP TO THEIR SHORTS. ONLY SAID THE LACK Of SUPPORT TO­ GETHER THEIR COUNTRIES INTO A MONTH AGO, TERROR!STS SET I DAY fOR A STRIKE IS "ABJECT THE CLOSEST ASSOCIATION" LAOS fiRE TO THE U S.-OWNED SEARS I DEfEAT fOR THOSE SEEKING TO THE COMMUNIQUE SAID "INIT­ ROEBUCK WAREHOUSE IN THE SAM~ NEUTRALIST P.M. CAUSE DISSENSION THROUGHOUT IAL STEPS WERE AGREED UPON INDUSTRIAL SUBURB AND CAUSED DIGS PATHET LAO THE COUNTRY" HE SAID IT BY THE MINISTERS IN ORDER TO ONE MILLION DOLLARS DAMAGE iMPLEMENT THE PROPOSAL," IN­ VIENTIANE, LAOS (UPI )__ WAS CLEAR PR(Of THE MAJORIT SEVERAL fiREMEN NARROWLY CLUDiNG A RECOMMENDATION TO NEUTRALIST PRIME MINISTER OF THE PEOPLE SUPPORT THE ESCAPED DEATH AT THE SCENE I ESTABLISH "MACHINERY fOR RE­ SOUVANNA PHOUMA TODAY LAID GOVERNMENT AND THE SHAH Of TODAY'S fiRE WHEN THE GULAR CONSUlTATIONS U AMONG THE "ENTIRE BLAME" fOR THE ALAM SAID THE GOVERNMENT WAREHOUSE ROOf CAVED IN AT THE THREE COUNTRIES" AT ALL fiGHTING ON THE PLAIN OF JAR~ NOW HAS THE SITUATION WELL LEAST TWO FIREMEN SUffERED lEVELS ON PROBLEMS Of COMMON ON THE PRO-COMMUNIST PATHET IN HAND AND fURTHER TROUBLE FROM SMOKE INHALATION LAO WAS NOT L I KEL Y CONCERN, SUCH AS SECURITY, TODAY'S ATTACK CAME LESS STABILITY AND ECONOMIC, SOC­ HE DECLARED THAT ALL RE- DESPITE THE MARTIAL LAW THAN 24 HOURS AfTER DEPUTY I AL AND CUL TURAL DEVELOPMENT." CENT AGREEMENTS SIGNED BY THE fORBIDDING ALL DEMONSTRA-, GUSTAVO MACHADO, HEAD Of THE TERMS Of THE PROPOSED CON­ REBELLIOUS LEfT WING fACTION TIONS, AUTHORITIES AT fIRST VENEZUELAN COMMUNIST PARTY, "ARE NOT WORTH VERY MUCH." DID NOT INTERFERE WITH I fEDERATION WERE NOT SPELLED SAID THE REDS NOT ONLY AC- lOUT BUT IT PROBABL Y WOULD BE THE PREMIER SAID IN A COM- SMALL, SCATTERED PRO-SHAH CEPTED RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE I A LOOSE ASSOCIATION, SUCH AS MUNIQUE THAT RECENT AGREE- DEMONSTRATIONS HERE THIS TERRORIST RAIDS "BUT ARL MENTS SIGNED AT ZURICH, GE- MORNING BY GROUPS Of CYCL+ I THE ORGAN I ZAT I ON Of AMER I CAN PROUD OF THEM U ! STATI:..S, IN WHI CH EACH NEVA AND VIENTIANE "ARE PER- ING YOUTHS WHO BRANDISHED PICTURES OF THE SHAH IT . NATION WOULD RETAIN ITS SOV- HAPS NOTHING MORE IN THE BERLI N I EYES Of THE PATHET LAO THAN WAS REPORTED IN SOME PARTS , EREI GNTY AND GOVERNMENT WHILE TUNNELERS CAUGHT CONSULTING fROM TIME TO TIME A MILESTONE ON THE WAY TO- THAT SIDEWALK CROWDS BRIEf- I ON MUTUAL PROBLEMS. WARD fURTHER PLANS BEING LY JOINED THE DEMONSTRATORS BERLIN (UPI )--EAST GERMAN ! THE COMMUNIQUE SAID THE DRAWN UP BETWEEN THEMSELVES IN SHOUTING PRO-GOVERNMENT I BORDER GUARDS HAVE ARRESTED I THREE MINISTERS ALSO. AND THEIR ALLIES." SLOGANS LATER IN THE 16 EAST BERLINERS BUILDING I I REACHED" COMMON UNDER- V I ENT I ANE OBSERVERS TOOK I MORN I NG TROOPS AND POL ICE 'I A TUNNEL UNDER THE ANTI-REFU­ I STANDI NG AND COMPLETE AGREE­ THIS AS A REFERENCE THE SUP- BEGAN PREVENTING THE MOVE- I GEE WALL, A PRIVATE WEST BER­ MENT ON HOW TO RESOLVE PRO­ PORT GIVEN THE PATHET LAO BY MENT OF THE DEMONSTRATORS LIN INTELLIGENCE ORGANIZATION BLEMS Of COMMON CONCERN A­ COMMUNIST NORTH VIET NAM, SIMILAR PRO-GOVERNMENT I REPORTED TODAY RISING OUT Of THE PROPOSAL WHICH SOUVANNA PUBLICLY DEMONSTRATIONS WERE RE- I THE "INfORMATION BUREAU WEST" SAID THE DIGGERS WERE II TO ESTABL I SH A FEDERAT ION Of CASTIGATEn LAST WEEK PORTED IN ~ANY CITIES I MALAYSIA." SOUVANA'S STATEMENT TODAY THROUGHOUT IRAN ! ARRESTED AND THE TUNNEL DIS­ 2. DISCUSSED THE "PHILIPPINE COULD WLLL PAVE THE WAY fOR COVERED BEFORE ITS COMPLETION THE RAID TOOK PLACE LAST j CLAIM TO NORTH BORNEO AND AR­ A fiNAL RUPTURE BETWEEN HIS SE ASIA I WEEK, THE BUREAU SAID t RIVED AT A COMMON UNDERSTAND­ NEUTRALIST FACTION AND THE YIETNAMESE 59. I THE EAST BERLINERS WERE SUR· "liNG AND AGREEMENT ON HOW THIS COMMUNISTS CLhSH WITH CAMBODIANS PRISED WHILE BUILDING THE TUN· PROBLEM SHOULD BE RESOLVED ASIAN COMMUNIST NEWS OUT- PHNOM PENH, (UPI )--THIRT~ NEL FROM A CELLAR IN BERNAUER JUSTLY AND EXPEDITIOUSLY." LETS, ALTHOUGH INCREASINGLY ARMED SOUTH VIETNAMESE SOLl STRASSE 3 AGREED THAT THE THREE CRITICAL OF SOUVANNA IN RE- DIERS PENETRATED SIX KILO- I ON THIS BORDER STREET THE COUNTRIES "SHARE A PRIMARY CENT WEEKS, HAVE KEPT UP THE METERS INTO CAMBODI A JUNE 1 \ APARTMENT HOUSES ARE IN EAST RESPONS I BI L I TY FOR THE MA I N­ , PRACTICE OF PAYING LIP SER- AND KILLED TWO CAMBODIAN ; BERL I N WL TH TitlE STREETS I I N THE I TENANCE OF THE STABILITY AND VICE TO THE PRIME MINISTER CITIZENS, A GOVERNMENT COMi FRENCH SECTOR OF WEST BERLIN I SECUR I TY Of THE AREA FROM AND THE COALITION GOVERNMENT MUNIQUE ANNOUNCED TODAY , THE TENANTS WERE EVICTED AND SUBVERS I ON I N ANY fORM Of HE HEPDS. THE SOLDIERS ENCIRCLED ! DOORS AND WINDOWS BRICKED UP MANIFESTATION IN ORDER TOFaE- I THE SHARPEST CRITICISM Of THE VILLAGE Of LOM KOM IN SOON Af TER THE WALL WAS BU I LTJ SOUVANNA TO DATE CAME SUNDAY RAt SERVE THEIR RESPECTIVE NAT­ TO PREVENT ESCAPES I IONAL IDENTITIES, AND TO EN­ fROM COMMUNIST NORTH VIET ;~!I~:O~~N~~EO:NH~:~TA:~:lil I SURE THE PEACEfUL DEVELOP- NAM, WHERE THE OFFICIAL NHAN Two MEN WERE KILLED, A 60-( BLESSED IS HE WHO EXPECTS I MENT OF THEIR RESPECTIVE DAN NEWSPAPER REACTED VIO- YEAR-OLD WOMAN WAS WOUNDED, NOTHING fOR HE SHALL NEVER COUNTR I ES AND OF THE I R REGION, LENTLY TO HIS CHARGES. A~D 14 VILLAGERS ARE MISS-: BE DISAPPOINTED (POPE) j I~E~EiO~pA'~E WlJ~Ll~~" IN~ 1 PAGE HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY ~2 JUNE 1963':

CINCPAC UTAH BAGGAGE KENNEDY (CONT fROM PAGE !) "WHO AMONG US IS PREPARED FELT SCOFFS SCOUTS KILLED WHEN NOTICE TO MATS PASSENGERS TO HAVE THE COLOR OF HIS AT RUSSIA'S POWER TRUCK ROLLS OVER ALL PASSENGERS ON MATS SKIN CHANGED?" THE PRESIDENT HONOLULU (UPI)--ADMIRAL ESCLANTE, UTAH (UPI)-­ CONTRACT CARRIERS (TIA, NW ASKED HARRY D. FELT, COMMANDER IN ELEVEN BOY SCOUTS WERE KILLED ORIENT AIRLINES) ARE REMIND­ KENNEDY SAID THAT THE NA­ CHIEF OF U.S. FORCES THROUGH­ TONIGHT AND 35 INJURED WHEN ED OF THE 66 LBS LIMIT ON TION fACED A MORAL CRISIS, OUT THE PACIFIC, SAID YESTER­ AN OPEN-BED TRUCK IN WHICH PERSONAL BAGGAGE. THIS MAX­ AND WARNED THAT "A GRAVE DAY THAT "RUSSIA HAS BEEN THEY WERE RIDING ROLLED OVER IMUM WEIGHT INCLUDES HAND CHANGE IS AT HAND" RUNNING A BIG BLUFF" IN ON A REMOTE MOUNTAIN ROAD CARRIED ITEMS. HE SAID HE WOULD ASK CON­ BOASTING OF ITS MILITARY SU­ SOUTH OF HERE, THE HIGHWAY EXCESS BAGGAGE (OVER THE GRESS NEXT WEEK TO ACT ON PERIORITY OVER THE UNITED PATROL REPORTED. AUTHORIZED 66 LBS. PER PER­ NEW CIVIL RIGHTS LEGISLA­ STATES THE PARTY OF 46 SCOUTS WAS SON) MAY BE ACCEPTED BY AIR TION THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH AND THE FEDERAL JUDICIARY FELT TOLD THE U.S. CONFER­ APPARENTLY ON A TRIP TO "HOLE TRAFFIC PERSONNEL ~ WHEN ENCE OF MAYORS THAT AMERICAN IN THE ROCK," A CAMPSITE LO­ THE PASSENGER TRAVEL ORDERS HAVE ADOPTED PROGRAMS TO MILITARY ARMED MIGHT WAS SO CATED IN THE SOUTHEAST COR­ SPECifiCALLY AUTHORIZE EX­ END DISCRIMINATION, HE SAID, FORMIDABLE THAT THE RUSSIANS NER OF UTAH. THE ACCIDENT CESS BAGGAGE REIMBURSEMENT BUT THERE ARE "OTHER MEASURES DIDN'T DARE LAUNCH A NUCLEAR OCCURRED ABOUT 340 MILES FOR SUCH EXCESS BAGGAGE IS WHICH ONLY CONGRESS" CAN WAR. SOUTHEAST OF SALT LAKE CITY PAYABLE ONLY BY AUTHORIZED PROVIDE ~I AM SURE WAR WILL NEVER IN AN AREA KNOWN LOCALLY AS AGENCIES AND NOT BY INDIVID- HE CALLED FOR NEW ACT!ONS COME BECAUSE OUR POWER PER­ "NO-MAN'S LAND" ! UALS TO MAKE THE TRANSiTIONAL SUADES THOSE PEOPLE IN THE THE HIGHWAY PATROL REPORT­ I PASSENGERS EX PE CT I NG TO CHANGES "PEACEfUL AND CON­ KREMLIN NOT TO TAKE THAT ED THAT THE TWO-AND-A-HALF­ ITRAVEL VIA MATS CONTRACT STRUCTIVE FOR ALL" RISK," HE SAID. "WE ARE THE TON TRUCK ROLLED OVER ON A CARRIERS SHOULD PLAN THEIR THE PRESIDENT MADE HIS ONES LEADING, AND THEY (THE DIRT ROAD, SPILLING OUT ITS TRAVEL IN ADVANCE AND MAKE ADDRESS TO THE NATION AS THE RUSSIANS) KNOW IT " PASSENGERS. ARRANGEMENTS TO SHIP THEIR CLIMAX TO AN ACTION-fiLLED FELT SAID THE U.S. NOT ONLY THE AREA IS MOUNTAINOUS PERSONAL EXCESS BAGGAGE BY DAY IN WHICH HE ORDERED FED­ HAD "TREMENDOUS STRIKING POW­ AND VEHICLE TRAFFIC IS SLOW OTHER MEANS. ARTICLES MAY ERAL TROOPS TO ENFORCE THE ER" IN THE WESTERN PACIFIC AND HAZARDOUS. THE HIGHWAY BE SHIPPED BY PARCEL POST UP INTEGRATION Of THE UNIVER­ BUT RECOGNIZED THE NEED TO PATROL IMMEDIATELY DISPATCH­ TO (70) LBS AND ONE HUNDRED SITY OF ALABAMA LESS THAN BUILD THE MILITARY DEFENSES ED A PLANE TO SURVEY THE (100) INCHES IN OUTSIDE DI­ TWO HOURS BEFORE HE SPOKE, OF ASIAN NATIONS. SCENE MENSIONS (COMBINED LENGTH Gov WALLACE BOWED AND LET THE MOST SERIOUSLY INJURED AND GIRTH). FOR EXAMPLE, THE TWO NEGROES REGISTER SPACE YOUTHS WERE RUSHED TO THE 70 LBS. MAY BE SHIPPED TO THE TWO WERE ESCORTED BY ALABAMA NATIONAL GUARD TROOpc BUDGET CUT IS URGED CITY HOSPITAL AT PANGUITCH, THE WEST COAST FOR APPROX­ SOME 100 MILES AWAY. BE­ IMATELY $1.50 THE PRESIDENT HAD PLACED WASHINGTON (UPI)--A CON­ CAUSE THE FACILITY IS EQUIP­ YOUR COOPERATION WILL BE UNDER FEDERAL ORDERS AfTER GRESSIONAL SUBCOMMITTEE HAS PED TO HANDLE ONLY 10 PA­ APPRECIATED. TRAFFIC AGENTS WALLACE'S fiRST SHOW Of DE­ RECOMMENDED CUTTING THE MAN­ TIENTS, THE REMAINING INJUR­ CANNOT ACCEPT EXCESS BAG­ n ANCE NED SPACE FLIGHT BUDGET BY ED WERE TAKEN TO THE CLOSEST GAGE EXCEPT UNDER THE ABOVE THE PRESIDENT CALLED ON ALL ABOUT $250 MILLION, IT WAS COMMUNITIES CITED CONDITIONS OF THE NATION's CITIZENS TO LEARNED TODAY IT WAS NOT IMMEDIATELY HELP IN A FIGHT TO MOVE AHEAD AND PROVIDE EQUAL OP­ A HOUSE SPACE SUBCOMMITTEE KNOWN WHERE THE BOY SCOUTS WALLACE (CONT fROM PAGE i) VOTED UNANIMOUSLY TO TRIM BY WERE FROM BUT IT WAS BE­ PORTUNITY FOR ALL CITIZENS ABOUT 7 PER CENT THE $3.7 LIEVED THEY MIGHT BE FROM BEFORE HOOD AND MISS MALONE AT THE SAME T!ME, HE CALLED BILLION THE ADMINISTRATION OUTLYING COMMUNITIES NEAR ENTERED FOSTER AUDITORIUM, ON NEGROES TO UPHOLD THE REQUESTED FOR MANNED SPACE PROVO, UTAH. GRAHAM MADE A BR IEF SPEECH, LIlW FLIGHT ACTIVITIES FOR THE CALLING FOR PEACE AND TRAN­ HE REMINDED AMERICANS FISCAL YEAR STARTING JULY I QUILITY THAT THE CONSTITUTION, AS THE SUBCOMMITTEE'S RECOM­ "NAZI LEADER" HOOD PRECEDED MISS MALONE INTERPRETED BY THE SUPREME INTO THE AUDITORIUM MENDATIONS NOW GO TO THE FULL ANGRY CROWD COURT, IS "COLOR-BLIND." THE NEGROES PAID THEIR FEES HOUSE SPACE COMMITTEE, WHICH BREAKS UP MEETING "I ASK THE SUPPORT OF ALL IS EXPECTED TO ENDORSE THE AND SIGNED UP FOR THEIR COUR­ OUR CITIZENS," THE PRESI­ PANEL'S ACTION. FARMINGTON, MICHIGAN (UPI) SES IN SHORT ORDER, THEN CAME DENT SAID MOST OF THE REDUCTIONS --A HOOTING, JEERING, ROCK­ OUT FOR WHAT HOOD SAID WAS THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE SAID WERE IN THE ApOLLO PROGRAM THROWING CROWD TONIGHT BROKE THEIR "FIRST AND FINAL PRESS THE UNITED STATES BECAME A TO PUT A MAN ON THE MOON BY UP AN OPEN-AIR MEETING HELD CONFERENCE " GREAT NATION BECAUSE PEOPLE BY SELF-STYLED NAZI LEADER 1970 ADDITIONAL CUTS WERE "WE ARE HAPPY TO NOTE OUR FROM MANY LANDS HAD NO OP­ GEORGE LINCOLN ROCKWELL AND MADE IN DEVELOPMENT OF THE REGISTRATION HAS TAKEN PLACE PORTUNITY TO MAKE GOOD M-I ENGINE, A SECOND-STAGE SOME 60 OF HIS DICIPLES WITHOUT INCIDENT THIS IS "WE CANNOT SAY TO ]0 PER ROCKET CONCEIVED FOR FUTURE ROCKWELL AND FIVE OF HIS OUR FIRST AND FINAL STATE­ CENT Of THE POPULATION 'You LUNAR AND INTER-PLANETARY AIDES KAD MOUNTED A DAIS IN MENT 11 CAN'T HAVE THAT OPPORTUN I TY'" SPACE TRAVEL THE BACKYARD OF OBER RUSSEL, MISS MALONE HAD NOTHING TO THE PRESIDENT SAID WHEN THE STONES STARTED FLY­ SAY. HE DECLARED THAT THE PACE EARTHQUAKE ING WALLACE RETURNED IMMEDIATE­ Of SCHOOL SEGREGATION WAS HE ONLY HAD TIME TO MAKE LY TO THE CAPITOL AT MONTGO­ "VERY SLOW" SINCE THE SuP­ 4-PLUS REGISTERED THE OPENING REMARKS IN HIS MERY, BUT REFUSED TO MAKE AN~ REME COURT'S 1954 INTEGRA- IN BAJA CALIFORNIA SPEECH WHEN SEVERAL PERSONS STATEMENTS ON WHAT HIS NEXT TION DECISION SAN DIEGO, CALIF. (UPI)-- STARTED TO FLY MOVE WOULD BE MANY NEGRO CHILDREN ARE ROCKWELL WAS ESCORTED OFf A STRONG EARTHQUAKE, BELIEVED WALLACE FOUND ABOUT 200 STILL IN SEGREGATED SCHOOLS THE STAGE BY HIS GUARDS AND CENTERED IN BAJA CALIFOR­ WELL-WISHERS WAITING fOR HIM AND HAVE SUfFERED A LOSS II THE CROWD, ESTIMATED BY PO­ NIA, ROCKED THE ~AN DIEGO AT MONTGOMERY AIRPORT, PROMPT­ WHICH NEVER CAN BE MADE UP, LICE TO BE AT LEAST 400, METROPOLITAN AREA FOR SEVEN ING HIM TO COMMENT: "THIS HE SAID MINUTES TODAY STARTED BOOING AND GIVING 15 INDEED A PLEASANT SUR­ HE IMPLIED IN HIS ADDRESS SEISMOLOGIST FRED ROBIN­ OUT CAT-CALLS PRISE I THINK WE ARE HELP­ THAT THE ADMINISTRATION ROCKWELL AND HIS AIDES SON SAID THE QUAKE BEGAN AT ING WAKE THE PEOPLE Of THIS WOULD SEEK AUTHORITY TO FILE THEN MADE THEIR WAY INTO 8:24 03 A.M. (1524:03 GMT) COUNTRY UP " SCHOOL DESEGREGATION SUITS SAFETY INSIDE THE RUSSEL AND BUILT UP TO AN INTENSITY WALLACE STILL MUST DEAL SINCE HE SAID THE NATION HOME POLICE SAID THE CROWD, OF 4-PLUS WITHIN 15 SECONDS. WITH A THIRD NEGRO WHO HAS MUST NOT LET NEGROES ALONE WHICH HAD GATHERED OUTSIDE HE DESCRIBED THE QUAKE AS BEEN ORDERED ADMITTED TO CARRY THE BURDEN OF INTE- THE CONFINES OF THE RUSSELL "THE STRONGEST FELT HERE IN THE UNIVERSITY'S BRANCH GRATING THE SCHOOLS EIGHT YEARS." YARD, HAD BEEN ORDERLY UP SCHOOL AT HUNTSVILLE THURS­ "LEGISLATION ALONE CANNOT UNTIL THE TIME ROCKWELL HAD No MAJOR DAMAGE WAS RE­ DAY SOLVE THE PROBLEM," THE MOUNTED THE PLATFORM. PORTED. UNIVERSITY Of ALABAMA PRE­ CHIEF EXECUTIVE SAID "EVERY ROCKWELL SAID HE WOULD T~E TREMBLER ALSO WAS FELT SIDENT DR FRANK ROSE PRAISEC CITIZEN MUST COOPERATE" HAVE A PRIVATE PRESS CON­ BY RESIDENTS THROUGHOUT THE THE CONDUCT OF ALL PRESENT KENNEDY PAID TRIBUTE TO fERENCE INSIDE THE HOME FOR IMPERIAL VALLEY. DURING THE "CRUCIAL HOURS" AMERICANS WHO WERE SEEKING ROBINSON SAID THE QUAKE MEMBERS OF THE PRESS ROCK­ AT THE SCHOOL TODAY HE CON­ TO LOWER RACIAL BARRIERS AND APPARENTLY WAS CENTERED ABOUT WELL TOLD THE PRESS THAT HE FIRMED THIS EVENING THE NE- TERMED THEM WORKERS WHO WERE 70 MILES SOUTH OF HERE "IN MUST "BECOME KNOWN BY ANY GROES HAD BEEN HOUSED IN MEETING FREEDOM'S CHALLENGE THE BAJA CALIFORNIA MOUNTAINS MEANS" BECAUSE HE WAS GOING DORMITORIES AND HAD EATEN ON THE FRONT LINE OR THE OCEAN OFF THE BAJA TO RUN FOR PRESIDENT IN 1972. AT DINING HALLS "ALL WITH­ THE PRESIDENT SAID LEGIS­ HE SAID HE WOULD BE GOVERNOR CALIFORNIA COAST." OUT INCIDENT IT LATION WOULD BE SOUGHT TO Of VIRGINIA OPEN ALL PUBLIC fACILITIES PAGE 4 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 12 JUNE 1963

RACIAL NUCLEAR TESTS RETURNS "MAGNETIC BOTTLE" STUDENTS' SKETCHES TOTAL BAN IS UNLIKELY ISLAND ADDITION HOLDS FiSSION SECRETS II (UPI)--VIVIAN MALONE IS A WASHINGTON (UPI)--PRESI­ 1 THE Avco CANADAIR Dc-4 AUST I N, TEXAS (Up I ) --DR : TALL, SLENDER NEGRO GIRL WHO DENT KENNEDY TODAY CHOSE W (MODIFIED) RETURNED TO KWAJ­ MARTIN 0 STERN OF SAN SPEAKS IN A SOFT VOICE AND AVERELL HARRIMAN, HIS MOST DIEGO~ ALEIN THIS MORNING AND WILL CALIFORNIA, A LEADING ATOMIC! SHUNS PUBLICITY EXPERIENCED INTERNATIONAL BE OPERATING FROM THE ISLAND RESEARCHER, SAID YESTERDAY I SHE IS OVERLY IMPRESSED TROUBLESHOOTER, TO HEAD THE AGAIN DURING THE NEXT FEW THAT RECENT FINDINGS HAVE THAT SHE WILL BE ONE OF ONLY U S NEGOTIATING TEAM AT MONTHS, TCT's AVIATION DEPT BROUGHT MUCH NEARER THE DAY ! TWO MEMBERS OF HER RACE AT NUCLEAR TEST BAN TALKS IN ANNOUNCED TODAY WHEN THE H-BOMB WILL BE USED THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA Moscow NEXT MONTH I ~ FOR PEACEFUL PURPOSES I, "THAT'S INCIDENTAL I AM HARRIMAN, FORMER AMBASSA- I! RACIAL l STERN TOLD OF A REPORT WHICH F GOING TO ALABAMA FOR THE DOR TO Moscow AND NOW UNDER­ I I MORE DEMONSTRATIONS DEALS WITH EXPERIMENTS WITH I PURPOSE OF GETTING AN EDUCA- SECRETARY OF STATE, WILL A "MAGNETIC BOTTLE", WHICH I I, T ION," SHE SAYS SIT DOWN WITH BR ITISH AND RALEIGH, N C. (UPI)--RA­ HE SAID MAY UNLOCK SECRETS / \ ONE OF EIGHT CHILDREN OF RUSSIAN OfFICIALS IN MID­ LEIGH POLICE LAST NIGHT AND ! WHICH FOR 13 YEARS HAVE I t A RETIRED EMPLOYEE AT BROOK­ JULY IN STILL ONE MORE EF­ THIS MORNING ARRESTED 14 BAFFLED THE WORLDS' SCIENTIST: LEY AIR FORCE BASE AT MOBILE, fORT TO BREAK THE FIVE-YEAR PERSONS AS SUITCASE-CARRYING I IN EFFORTS TO PRODUCE EL ECTR I C t ALABAMA, SHE WANTS A "BETTER DEADLOCK OVER A TEST BAN NEGROES ATTEMPTED TO INTE­ POWER THROUGH FISSION ( EDUCATION IN BUSINESS ADMIN- PACT GRATE THE SIR WALTER HOTEL ! STERN SPOKE AT THE OPENING I ISTRATION THAT NEGRO COLLEGES BRITISH LABOR PARTY LEADER IN PROTEST TO LAST NIGHT'S I DAY OF A THREE-DAY SCIENCE • I N ALABAMA COULD OFFER" HAROLD WILSON SAID IN Mos­ ARREST OF 10, 35 NEGROES SET SYMPOSIUM SPONSORED BY THE SHE HAD A "B-PLUS" AVERAGE cow MONDAY AFTER A TALK WITH UP CAMP OUTSIDE THE HOTEL'S TEXAS ATOMIC ENERGY RESEARCH DURING HER TWO AND ONE-HALF SOVIET PREMIER NIKITA KHRU­ ENTRANCES AND, SURROUNDED BY FOUNDATION ABOUT 500 HIGH YEARS AT ALABAMA A M COL­ SHCHEV THAT CHANCES WERE NOT THEIR LUGGAGE, SPENT THE & SCHOOL SCIENCE STUDENTS AND LEGE FOR NEGROES AT HUNTS­ VERY BRIGHT FOR A FULL TEST NIGHT TEACHERS ARE ATTENDING THE VILLE BAN AGREEMENT HE SAID OFFICERS THIS MORNING SAID SESSIONS SHE ADMIRES JAMES MEREDITH, THERE SEEMED TO BE A BETTER NONE OF THE "CAMPERS" WERE THE PROGRAM ON WHICH STERN THE FIRST NEGRO TO ATTEND THE CHANCE OF AGREEMENT ON A ARRESTED DURING THE NIGHT, GAVE HIS REPORT SEEKS TO RE. UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI, BAN THAT WOULD EXCLUDE UNDE~ BUT THAT FOUR NEGROES WERE PRODUCE ON EARTH THE ENERGY BUT SAYS HE MADE THE MISTAKE GROUND TESTING ARRESTED EARLY TODAY MAKING NUCLEAR FUSION PRO­ OF DEALING "TOO MUCH WITH THE 71-YEAR-OLD HARRIMAN THREE OFFICERS WERE AS­ CESS THAT HAS BEEN GOING ON OUTSIDERS" SHE FIRMLY IS A VETERAN INTERNATIONAL SIGNED STATIONS AT THE HOTEL IN THE SUN AND STARS FOR MIL­ STATES SHE DOESN'T WANT "ANY NEGOTIATOR IN MORE RECENT TODAY I LIONS OF YEARS. SO FAR, I I OUTSIDE INTERFERENCE" WHILE YEARS HE HAS HELPED NEGOTI­ POLICE DID NOT JAIL THE THE HYDROGEN BOMB IS THE ONLY ! AT THE UNIVERSITY ATE AGREEMENTS AIMED AT END­ DEMONSTRATORS, BUT CHARGED SUCCESS IN THIS FIELD JAMES (JIMMY) HOOD WANTS ING THE CIVIL WAR IN LAOS THEM WITH TREPASSING AND STERN REPORTED ON A NEW TO BECOME A HIGH SCHOOL OR AND IN HEADING OFF WAR BE­ CITED THEM INTO COURT THERE TWEEN INDONESIA AND THE WAS NO TROUBLE AS THE NEGROES DEVICE BEING EMPLOYED TO I COLLEGE COUNSELLOR WITH EM- ATTACK THE FUNDAMENTAL PRO- NETHERLANDS OVER DUTCH NEW ACCEPTED ARREST PEACEFULLY t PHASIS ON RELIGIOUS LIFE BLEM Ot IGNITING AND SUSTAIN­ , THE 20-YEAR-OLD NEGRO GUINEA. AND WITHOUT INCIDENT ING A CONTROLLED FUSION RE- JUST LAST MONTH THE FOR­ CHARLES EARLE, PRESIDENT THINKS THE eEST TRAINING IN ACTION IN THE LABORATORY HIS HOME STATE FOR THIS PRO­ MER NEW YORK GOVERNOR WENT OF THE STUDENT BODY AT SHAW IN ORDER TO ACHIEVE SUCH TO Moscow TO URGE KHRUSHCHEV UNIVERSITY SAID NEGROES ALSO FESSION CAN BE OBTAINED AT A REACTION, IT WILL BE NECES­ THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA TO SEE THAT THE COMMUNIST TESTED SEGREGATION POLICIES SARY TO HEAT IONIZED DEUTER+ BLOCK ABIDED BY THE 1961 AT THE ANDREW JOHNSON HOTEL ORGANIZED NEGRO GROUPS IUM GAS--OR PLASMA--TO TEM­ FINANCED HIS COURT BATTLE GENEVA AGREEMENT GUARANTEE­ AND SEVERAL MOTELS HE SAID PERATURES Of 400 MILLION DE­ ING THE INDEPENDENCE AND THEY WERE NOT ALLOWED TO TO GAIN ADMISSION TO THE GREES, OR 10 TIMES HOTTER NEUTRALITY OF LAOS REGISTER UNIVERSITY, BUT HE SAYS "IT THAN THE CENTER OF THE SUN, HARRIMAN WAS NAMED UNDER­ EARLE SAID THAT DEMONSTRA­ WAS MY OWN DECISION TO AT­ AND THEN HOLD IT IN A STA­ SECRETARY OF STATE FOR POLI­ TIONS WOULD CONTINUE UNTIL TEMPT TO ENROLL AT ALABAMA. BLE CONDITION, STERN EX­ CAL AFFAIRS EARLIER THIS "WE BURY SEGREGATION ON No ONE PERSUADED ME " PLAINED HE RECENTLY COMPLETED HIS YEAR AfTER HAVING SERVED AS FAYETTEVILLE STREET." SINCE ANY KNOWN MATERIAL ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE IN WILMINGTON LAST NIGHT, SOPHOMORE YEAR AT CLARK (NE­ WOULD VAPORIZE IN AN INSTANT FOR FAR EASTERN AFFAIRS A CITY-COUNTY INTER-RACIAL GRO) COLLEGE IN ATLANTA WITH AT THESE EXTREME TEMPERATURES A "B" AVERAGE. COMMITTEE CALLED ON PRIVATE HE SAID EffORTS ARE BEING HOOD IS THE OLDEST Of SEVE~ BURMA BUSINESSES TO DESEGREGATE MADE TO HOLD THE PLASMA I GOVERNMENTS ON BOTH LEVELS CHILDREN OF OCTAVIE HOOD, A AIRLINER LOST STABLE IN A "MAGNETIC BOTTLE" TO "ENCOURAGE A POLICY OF TRACTOR OPERATOR FOR A GAD­ WHOSE WALLS OF CONTAINMENT RANGOON (UPI)--THERE WAS NON-DISCRIMINATION IN JOB SEN, ALABAMA, TIRE COMPANY ARE fORMED BY HIGH-INTENSITY HE WAS IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LITTLE HOPE TODAY FOR THE OPPORTUNITIES." MAGNETIC FIELDS OF FORCE 15 PASSENGERS AND SIX CREW­ IN HENDERSON, THE CtTY IN 1956 WHEN NEGRO AUTHERINE HE SAID THE FIRST DETAILED MEN ABOARD A BURMA AIRWAYS COUNCIL ORDERED ALL THREE LUCY ENTERED THE UNIVERSITY REPORT ON THE EXPERIMENT TWIN-ENGINE AIRLINER THAT Or THE CITY's PARKS CLOSED, AND TOUCHED OFF RIOTING ON WILL BE MADE BY A TEAM OF DISAPPEARED ON A ROUTINE OVERRULING MAYOR HORAVE FAUL­ THE CAMPUS GENERAL ATOMIC SCIENTISTS FLIGHT NEAR THE CHINESE COM­ KNER EARLIER IN THE DAY, AT THE AMERICAN PHYSICAL MUNIST BORDER YESTERDAY FAULKNER HAD ISSUED AN ORDER SCOUT DRIVE SOCIETY'S PLASMA PHYSICS THE PLANE VANISHED AFTER DESEGREGATING THE CITY'S DIVISION IN BUFFALO, NEW WILL AID MARSHALL ESE REPORTING THAT IT COULD NOT TWO "WHITE ONLY" PARKS YORK, JUNE 24-26 "Boy SCOUTS Of TROOP #135 LAND AT PUTAO BECAUSE OF MONSOON RAINS IT HAD LEFT PREMI ERE HAVE LAUNCHED THEIR DRIVE TO WINDS LASH MIDWEST AID THE MARSHALLESE SCHOOL RANGOON AND WAS BETWEEN HIGH SCHOOL THESPIANS CHICAGO (UPI)--A BARRAGE CHILDREN OF THE MAJURO AREA KYITKYINA AND PUTAO, ABOUT IN THE GRAMERCY GHOST OF TORNADOES LASHED INDIANA THE BOYS HAVE BUILT TWO COL­ 700 MILES NORTH OF THIS CIT~ II AND TEXAS MONDAY NIGHT DE­ LECTION BOXES WHICH ARE NOW WHEN IT DISAPPEARED TH E ''GRAMERCY GHOST WILL VASTATING WINDS AND SEVERE LOCATED AT THE COMMISSARY BURMA AIR FORCE PLANES BE PRESENTED BY THESPIANS OF STORE AND AT THE POST OFFICE FAILED TO FIND ANY TRACE OF GEORGE SEITZ HIGH SCHOOL THUNDERSTORMS HIT ELSEWHERE IN THE MIDWEST PATIO ANY USUABLE CLOTHIN~ THIS MISSING AIRCRAFT YES- FRIDAY NIGHT AT 8 P M AT SHOES, TOYS, BOOKS, PAPER, TERDAY, AND SEARCH OPERA- THE ROXY THEATRE. THERE SEVERAL TORNADOES STRUCK PENCILS, AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS TIONS TODAY WERE HAMPERED BY WILL BE NO ADMISSION CHARGE THE NORTHERN PART OF INDIANA WILL BE MOST WELCOME TO THE HEAVY CLOUDS AND BAD WEATHER A COMEDY INVOLVING A GIRL A FAST MOVING TWISTER HIT DOWN IN THE HEART OF VALPAR­ CATHOLIC AND PROTESTANT MIS- •• WHO INHERITS A GHOST, THE AISO IN PORTER COUNTY. SIONS OF THE MAJURO ISLANDS ( CONTINUED FROM COL I) LEADS WILL BE PLAYED BY LARGER ITEMS OR LARGE QUANTI- NOT BE SOLICITED, BUT WILL JOAN PARISI, BOB HODGDON, TIES OF ITEMS MAY BE DONATED BE ACCEPTED FOR THE PURCHASE RICK JENSEN, RICK JOHNSON, CATHOLIC MASS NOTICE BY CONTACTING R W WOOD, OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES THROUGH AND OTHERS CONTRARY TO THE ANNOUNCE­ SCOUTMASTER, WHO WILL SEE THE LOCAL STORES IT MIGHT MENT IN LAST SUNDAY'S CHURCH THAT BOYS CALL TO PICK THEM BE NOTED THAT rlr,ARETTE N~TICE BULLETIN, THERE WILL BE A UP. SCOUTS WILL SORT AND BUTTS, OLD GUM AND TRASH ARE THERE WILL BE NO MOVIE MASS ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON BOX THE DONATIONS FOR SHIP­ NOT NORMALLY CONSIDERED AS SHOWN AT THE ROXY THEATER AT 4:45, IN THE BLESSED MENT VIA MARSHALLESE TRADING USEFUL ITEMS BY THE MISSION­ ON FRIDAY, 14 JUNE 1963. SACRAMENT CHAPEL BOATS. CASH DONATIONS SHALL ERIES If THERE WILL BE NO MASS ON (CONTtD ON COL 2) ______-1- ______J FRIDAY AT 4~45 ------AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP NEW YORK,--WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK TRADED SHUTOUTS I N A DOUBLEHEADER MON­ DAY NIGHT, AS CLAUDE OSTEEN HURLED THE 1 LAST PLACE SENATORS TO A 1-0 V~CTORY SP OVER THE YANKEES, WHO HAD WON THE OPENE~ 1------:~---17-0, ON NEWCOMER AL DOWNING'S SPARKLING TWO-HITTER. S 6 FP~A~G~E~5~ ______~~~~~~~--if------~~~~~::~~~~--1 PORTS SECTION WEDNESDAY 12 JUNE 19 3 OSTEEN STAVED OFF A NINTH-INNING ~ YANKEE THREAT AND LIMITED THEM TO SIX MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE HITS IN WINNING HIS FIRST GAME OF THE (MAJOR LEAGUE) YEAR AFTER FOUR LOSSES. HE HAD TO OUT- WEDNESDAY, 12 JUNE - No GAMES DUEL JIM BOUTON, ONE or NEW YORK'S THURSDAY, 13 JUNE "WALKING WOUNDED," WHO MADE HIS FIRST 5·15 PM BRANDON _BANDITS vs WECO UNIQUES BOW TO CHANCE VOUGHT APPEARANCE SINCE BEING STRUCK IN THE Z PM DALL Y - Ro I NAMUR VS CROSSROADS N T o CHANCE VOUGHT HALTED A SEVENTH I - FACE BY A LINE DRIVE LAST HURSDAY AT FRIDAY 14 JUNE '" NING UNIQUES RALLY LAST NIGHT AND BALTIMORE. '). 15 BRANDON - Hu I KEALA VS spo I L ERS ~ SNAPPED THE I R FOUR-GAME WI NN I NG STREAK CHUCK HINTON'S FIFTH-I NN I NG TR I PL E 6 PM DALLY - FIRE COMETS VS UNIQUES WITH A 13-11 VICTORY OVER THE HIGHLY WITH TWO OUT AND ED BRINKMAN ABOARD (MINOR LEAGUE) REGARDED UNIQUES IT WAS A SLUGFEST SETTLED THE ISSUE. THE YANKEES STAGED WEDNESDAY, 12 JUNE (GAMES CANCELLED) GAME WITNESSED BY SOME 350 SPECTATORS THEIR NINTH-INNING THREAT WITH ONE OUT SATURDAY, 15 JUNE IN A NATIONAL LEAGUE GAME OVER AT WHEN BOBBY RICHARDSON SINGLED AND 5 '·15 PM BRANDON - AQUANUTS vs KPA B OsTo~ N DALLY FIELD. TRESH DOUBLED HIM TO THI RD UT TEE SUNDAY,12 NOO N BRANDON16 JUNE - KPA VS PLAYBOYS A 7-RU N DELUGE SPARKED BY HAL CHAR-AW GOT HARRY BRIGHT ON A POP fOUL AND 12 NOO N DALLY - NAVY Too! VS POWERHO~E TRAND'S THRU-RUN HOMER AND SOUTHP~ HECTOR LOPEZ ON A LONG FLY TO PRESERVE TOM MEYER'S RUN-PRODUCING DOUBLE IN THE WIN MONDA',6 PM DALLY 17 -JUNENAVY Too' VS TYPHOONS THE SIXTH INNING CLIMAXED THE VOUGHT IN THE OPENER, DOWNING, A 21-YEAR-OLD RANGERS VICTORY SOUTHPAW CALLED UP FROM RICHMOND fOUR NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL ROUNDUP CHANCE VOUGHT TOOK A 3-1 LEAD IN THE DAYS AGO, STRUCK OUT NINE AND ALLOWED NEW YORK,--THE SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS FIRST AFTER UNIQUES' RICHARD SAMSON ONLY ONE RUNNER TO GET AS FAR AS THIRD BELTED A SOLO HOMER USED HOME RUNS BY WILLIE MCCOVEY, OR­ AFTER KEN SAKAI BASE IN GAINING HIS FIRST MAJOR LEAGUE LED OFf WITH A SINGLE AND TWO WALKS LANDO CEPEDA AND ED BAILEY MONDAY TO VICTORY HE ALLOWED EARLY INNING LOADED THE BASES HAL CHARTRAND SNAP A SEVEN-GAME LOSING STREAK WITH DOUBLES TO MINNIE MINOSO AND CHUCK COT­ SACRifiCED AND KEN GOUUEIA DOUBLED A 7-3 VICTORY OVER THE Los ANGELES TIER, THEN HURLED HITLESS BALL FOR THE TO DRIVE ACROSS THEIR fiRST THREE RUNS LAST SIX INNINGS. DODGERS. POWERED BY S. KIMURA'S THREE-RUN THE BIGGEST SINGLE-GAME CROWD OF THE MEANWHILE, THE YANKEES SUPPORTED HiM HOMER WHICH HIGHLIGHTED A 5-RUN RALLY, SEASON, 52,993 fANS, SAW THE GIANTS WITH A 12-HIT ATTACK THAT INCLUDED HOM­ THE UNIQUES WENT AHEAD 6-3 IN THE SE­ BREAK A 3-3 DEADLOCK IN THE EIGHTH IN­ ERS BY ELSTON HOWARD AND CLETt BOYER. SECOND FRAME NiNG ON CEPEDA'S 12TH HOMER OF THE DON RUDOLPH WAS THE LOSER. TOM MEYERS CLOSED THE GAP BY BLAST­ AL KALINE HIT TWO HOMERS TO RAISE HIS SEASON ING A TWO-RUN HOMER IN THE THIRD BAILEY THEN PUT THE FROSTING ON THE CAREER TOTAL TO 201 AND LEAD THE DETRO!T CHANCE VOUGHT WENT AHEAD 8-6 IN THE VICTORY CAKE WITH A TWO-RUN HOMER IN TIGERS TO A 6-1 TRIUMPH OVER THE BOSTON FIFTH WITH PAUL UPDEGROVE CONNECTING THE NINTH IN WHICH THE GIANTS ALSO REO Sox ROOKIE BILL FAUL YIELDED THREE FOR A SINGLE AND TOM MEYERS BELTING A SCORED A RUN ON AN ERROR HITS--- SINGLED BY CARL YASTRZEMSKI--TO DOUBLE BOTH SCORED WHEN THE SHORT MCCOVEY STARTED THE BARRAGE IN THE POST HIS THIRD WIN KALINE REACHED THE CENTERFIELDER DROPPED JIM DILLION'S FIRST INNING WITH A TWO-RUN HOMER AND 200 MARK IN CAREER HOMERS. "HOT" LINER DILLION WENT ALL THE WILLIE MAYS' THIRD CONSECUTIVE SINGLE WAY TO THIRD AND SCORED ON HAL CHART­ DROVE IN A RUN IN THE FifTH. (CONTINUE; ;;~~ COL.3)) RANDtS SECOND SACRifiCE flY ROOKIE RAY CULP PITCHED A FOUR-HITT~ INCLUDING A SOLO HOMER BY JOHN NICHOLSON IN THEIR BIG SIXTH INNING, JOE AS THE PHILAAELPHIA PHILLIES BEAT THE THE BIGGEST BLOW OfF THARP WAS A TWO­ YAfUSO LED OfF BY GOING ALL THE WAY MILWAUKEE BRAVES, 6-2, IN A GAME SHORT RUN HOMER BELTED BY BROWN IN THE FOURTH TO THIRD ON A SINGLE AND AN ERROR AND AFTER ELLISON HAl) • .,.GLED. IT WAS ENED BY RAIN TO 5 1/2 INNINGS. TONY SCORED ON PITCNER tRED NAKAMfT8U'S GoNZALEZ· DOUBLE ~lIID TWO ... TS BY DON BRow ts -.,-en. TM''I;'...... ~ j SACRIFICE rLY. To. MEYERS PICKED "'fI>. 0' DEMETER PACED THE EIGHT-HIT ATTACK I.R.INC. PICKED UP TNtIR THIRD AMO ' UP HIS THIRD HIT OF THE NIGHT WITH THAT BROUGHT CULP HIS EIGHTH WIN fOURTH RUNS IN THE SIXTH ON TWO WALKS, A DOUBLE SAKAI SCORED ON A SINGLE AGAINST THREE LOSSES. A FIELDER'S CHOICE, A SINGLE, AND SACRI­ BY DILLION CHARTRAND THEN CLEARED THE TRACEY STALLARD SCORED HIS FIRST fiCES BY DICK AND ELLISON. BASES AS HE LACED ONE TWO fEET orF M~JOR LEAGUE VICTORY IN TWO YEARS WHEN NAVY SCORED IN EVERY INNING AND NICH­ THE THIRD BASE LINE fOR A THREE-RUN HE CHECKED THE CINCINNATI REDS ON SEVEN OLSON'S BLOW CAME IN THE FIRST FRAME CLOUT. HITS IN PITCHING THE NEW YORK METS TO A RAGGED B R.INC DEFENSE IN THE THIRD THE UNIQUES CAME BACK IN THE TOP Of A 3-2 TRIUMPH TIM HARKNESS' fiFTH AND fOURTH ENABLED NAVY TO SCORE A TOTAL THE SEVENTH WITH A 5-RUN THREAT WHICH HOMER Of THE YEAR WAS THE DECISIVE OF SIX UNEARNED RUNS. fELL SHORT Of THE MARGIN. RICHARD BLOW AND DEALT JOEY JAY HIS NINTH DE­ C B. HARDIN DOUBLED IN THE SECOND SAMSON LEDOFf IN A WILD INNING WITH AfTER PENSONEAU SINGLED TO GIVE NAVY A fEAT COMPARED TO THREE WINS. A HOMER,HIS SECOND OF THE NIGHT KEN HUBBS' NINTH-INNING SINGLE SCORED 2-0 LEAD. IN THE NAVY'S THIRD, THREE SWITCH-HITTING HIROSHI TOYAMA DOUBLED, PINCH-RUNNER JIM SCHAFFER FROM SECOND RUNS CAME ACROSS ON fOUR ERRORS WITH S. GOYA WALKED AfTER TWO OUTS, LUM BASE AND GAVE THE CHICAGO CUBS A 3-2 WADE LAMMING AND TYLOR CONNECTING fOR SINGLED AND TOYAMA SCORED NICK TAM­ DECISION OVER THE HOUSTON COLTS RE­ DOUBLES, AND NICHOLSON WITH A SINGLE. ASHIRO fOLLOWED BY BLASTING A HOMER LI Ef ACE LINDY McDANIEL PICKED UP HIS IN THE fOURTH, WILLETS TRIPLED AND DOUG TO UNLOAD THE BASES PAT SORIANO fOU"TH WIN WHILE HAL WOODESHICK SUf­ THARP DOUBLED TO DRIVE ACROSS FOUR RUNS RACKED UP HIS THIRD HIT BY FOLLOWING AIDED BY TWO ERRORS, A WALK AND A SINGLE fERED HIS SECOND DEFEAT WITH A SINGLE AND S KIMURA CONNCETED ST LOUIS AT PITTSBURGH WAS RAINED BY PINCH-HITTER BAKER. JOHN LEBER FOR ANOTHER SINGLE WITH THE TYING OUT. RAMMED A TWO-BASES lOADED DOUBLE IN THE RUNS AT FIRST AND SECOND AND THE PO­ fifTH AFTER LAMMING AND PENSONEAU CON­ TENTIAL WINNING RUN AT THE PLATE, MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS NECTED WITH BACK-TO-BACK SINGLES TO PUT LEADOFF BATTER JOE SIMPLICIANO POPPED THE NAVY WAS IN FRONT 11-2 IN THE AMERICAN W L PCT. GB OUT TO RIGHT FIELD FOR THE THIRD OUT CHICAGO SIXTH, SINGLES BY NICHOLSON, THARP, 33 589 TOM MEYERS HAD 3 fOR 3, KEN GOUVEIA, 2 1 CUMMINGS AND A DOUBLE BY PENSONEAU EARNED BALTIMORE 3 ~~ ·511 2 FOR 3 AND KEN SAKAI, 2 FOR 4, TO NEW YORK 22 .56~ 1 J. NAVY THREE MORE RUNS PACE CHANCE VOUGHT'S II HITS THE PENSONEAU LED NAVY's ASSAULT WITH 3 MINNESOTA ~~ 25 ·52 UNIQUES OUT HIT THEIR OPPONENTS WITH KANSAS C,TY 26 FOR 3, NICHOLSON AND LAMMING fOLLOWED 27 ·509 ~ I2 17 HITS AND WAS LED BY PAT SORIANO, BOSTON WITH 3 fOR 4 WHILE THARP AND TYLOR WITH 25 3 FOR 4, HIROSHI TOYA, 3 fOR 4, AND CLEVELAND 20 • ~O0 g 2 rOR 4 ~~ 5 KIMURA AND NICK TAMASHIRO, 2 fOR 4 l.,os ANGELES 6 J. WINNING PITCHER WAS DOUG THARP AND 28 31 .475 WINNING PJTCHER WAS fRED NAKAM/TSU 24 THE LOSER ADAMS DETROIT 29 .453 7 I AND THE LOSER MANNY EBANEZ NATIONAL Los ANGELES 24 JUNIOR BOY'S TRIP DELAYED 32 ·511 NAVY TOPPLES B.R. INC. ST LOUIS 33 25 ·569 THE TRIP TO ROI NAMUR fOR THE PRO­ SAN FRANCISCO 32 26 552 I IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE LAST NIGHT, TESTANT JUNIOR BOY's SUNDAY SCHOOL CHICAGO 32 26 552 I NAVY HANDED THE CRUMBLING B R INC CLASS SCHEDULED FOR SUNDAY, JUNE 16, SQUAD THEIR SIXTH STRAIGHT LOSS WITH CINCINNATI 28 ·509 HAS BEEN CANCELLED. ~ ~ A 14-4 VICTORY PITTSBURGH 28 ~e .~OO MILWAUKEE 26 30 64 6 DOUG THARP (2-2) FIRED A fOUR-HITTER DONATE TO THE Boy SCOUTS MARSHALLESE PHILADELPHIA 26 .464 AND WAS BACKED UP WITH A 19-HIT ATTACK CLOTHING DRIVE. HOUSTON 25 ~3 .431 § (CONTtD ON COL 3) I~'----~~------PAGE 6 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 12 JUNE 1363 NOTICES WANTED OCEAN VIEW -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P M. AND MIDNIGHT PROJECTIONISTS WANTED. PLEASE CON­ "BLACK GOLD" B&.W TACT TCT INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OffiCE PHILIP CAREY, DIANE McBAIN--W,LDCATTERS-THEY CALLED THEM- THESE AT 2190. MEN AND WOMEN WHO fOUGHT AND LOVED AS THEY TORE THE EARTH OPEN Of THE OIL

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FOR SALE YOKWE YUK -- SHOWTIMES 7:00 P.M. AND 9:00 P M G.E. VACUUM CLEANER, $20 00, AND "MOTHRA" C&CS 26" GIRL'S BICYCLE, $15.00 CALL 625 FRANK SAKAI, HIASHI KOIZUMI--AN INSECT LARVA HATCHED FROM A ANYTIME. SACRED EGG ON A RADIOACTIVE ISLAND GROWS INTO A MAMMOUTH MOTH AND BECOMES A WORLD MENACE. WOMAN'S 26" BICYCLE AND A MAN'S 26" BICYCLE, $5.00 EACH. AVAILABLE IMME­ ROXY -- SHOWTIMES 6:30 P.M AND 8:30 P M. DIATELY. CALL 649. "CATTLE KING" C ROBERT TAYLOR, JOAN CAULfIELD--RoMANTIC ADVENTURE CONCERNING COSCO PLAY PEN, BABY WALKER (NEEDS THE WEST, AND SET IN WYOMING IN 1883. REPLACEMENT SEAT), NURSMATIC BOTTLE CAPS - DISKS AND ETC (NEW NIPPLES MAY MAD CLUB -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M BE ORDERED fROM SEARS). CALL 2285 OR "BON VOYAGE" SEE AT QTRS. 451-C ANYTIME. FRED MACMURRAY & JANE WYMAN--rrC'EST LA VIE •• IT'S GAY PAREE! HERE COME THOSE fUN-LOVING AMERICANS ON A ROMANTIC, HILARIOUS TOUR DE-LUXE'" TO GIVE AWAY HOMES NEEDED fOR 3 KITTENS (6-WEEKS- ANNUAL FIRE OLD) CALL 2380 OR SEE AT QTRS. 411-0. INSPECTION _ HOUSING RO I NAMUR MO\'I ES WEDNESDAY 12 JuNE 1963 8 P.M. LOST FOR THE BENEfiT Of PERSONS NOT AT "THE SAFECRACKER" B&.W RAY MILLAND, ~RLfS PRESCRIPTION GLASSES (BLUE HOME DURING THE DAY SPECIAL FIRE IN­ BARRY JONES--THE CROOK WHO BECAME A fRAMES) LOST IN THE VICINITY Of THE SPECTIONS WILL BE CONDUCTED fROM '7°0- COMMANDO' DEPENDENT'S POOL LAST THURSDAY. CALL 1830 MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. CALL 451 DURING WORKING HOURS OR TRAILER THE fiRE INSPECTOR 2137 fOR AN IN­ THURSDAY 13 JUNE 1963 8 P.M. 670. SPECTION APPOINTMENT. "LOVE IS A BALL" C&.CS GLENN FORD,

• III ••• HOPE LANGE--A POOR BUT PROUD AMERICAN GOLD WEDDING BAND LOST, POSSIBLY IN NOTICE ADVENTURER BECOMES INVOLVED IN A PLOT THE SHOWER ROOM, 2ND DECK Of THE BAR­ THE UTILITIES DEPARTMENT WILL CON­ BY A SUAVE MATCHMAKER TO MARRY OfF A BACKS. CALL 437 DURING WORKING HOURS. TINUE fLUSHING THE WATER SYSTEM IN GRAND DUKE TO A SPOILED, PAMPERED AMER­ ICAN HEIRESS. THE HOUSING AREA THRU SATURDAY. I PRESCRIPTION GLASSES (DARK GRAY WIDE SOME DISCOLORATION WILL BE EXPERIENCED~ ______'_'_'_'_' ______~ fRAMES). RETURN TO THE HOURGLASS. ·..... DURING THIS TIME. AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE FOUND WEDNESDAY, 12 JUNE 1963 KWAJALEIN DUPLICATE BRIDGE CHILD'S RED AND WHITE SWEATER fOUND 5:05 P.M. JIM AMECHE'S POP CONCERT AT THE YOKWE YUK THEATER. MAY BE THE KWAJALEIN DUPLICATE BRIDGE AN­ 6:00 NEWS CLAIMED AT THE HOURGLASS. NOUNCES THE fOLLOWING RESULTS Of LAST 6: 15 UNIVERSITY EXPLORER ·..... SUNDAY'S MASTER POINT GAME: 6:30 SOUTH 40 SYNGLASSES WITH TAN. eASE FOUND AT I-STAN £RrKao~ - L.A. YOUNG ~ :OO ENtHANTM£NT Of MUSIC TMt CARNIVAL. OwN'R MAY CLAIM AT THE 2-RANI MAGI ~ TOMMY SOMMERS 59.2 :30 ONE NIGHT STAND HOURGLASS. • 3-HAM - SALLY GORDINIER 56.7 t:00 SUSPENSE · .. .. 3-SIDNEY LAHOKA - STEVE LONDON TIE 8:30 SPORTS REPORT SMALL POCKET KNifE fOUND NEAR THE JIM AND MILDRED WING LEAVE THE IS­ 8:45 BIG NOISE CROSSROADS. MAY BE CLAIMED AT THE LAND THURSDAY AND IT WAS WITH A REAL 9: 15 DoCTOR'S HOUSE CALL HOURGLASS. SENSE Of LOSS THAT THE CLUB SAID THEI~ 9:20 NEWS ANALYSIS ·..... fAREWELLS. JIM SERVED AS THE CLUB'S 9:30 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES ZIPPO LIGHTER WITH "NIKE ZEUS" IN­ FIRST PRESIDENT. HE WAS LARGELY IN­ 10:00 OPUS ONE SCRIBED ON fRONT. MAY BE CLAIMED AT STRUMENTAL IN GETTING THE CLUB SANC­ 12:00 SIGN OfF THE HOURGLASS. TIONED BY THE ACBL AND IN GENERAL HAS THURSDAY, 13 JUNE 1963 ..... BEEN RESPONSIBLE fOR ITS BEING IN EX­ 6:00 A.M. SIGN ON AND NEWS MAN'S WATCH fOUND. MAY BE CLAIMED ISTANCE TODAY. 6:05 THE MORNING SHOW AT THE HOURGLASS. THE DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB MEETS REG­ 7:00 NEWS ULARLY AT 7:00 P.M. SUNDAY EVENINGS 7:05 MORNING SHOW CONTINUED

GENERAL NOTICES IN THE TARO ROOM Of THE YOKWE YUK CLUB 8:00 OON McNEILL'S BREAKfAST CLUB I PROTESTANT CHOIR REHEARSAL WILL BE 8:30 ARTHUR GODfREY HELD THURSDAY NIGHT AT 7:30 IN THE FOR SALE 9:00 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES CHAPEL THIS WEEK ONLY. SX-43 HALLICRAfTER RECEIVER WITH 9:30 ROMANCE MATCHING SPEAKER. COVERS STANDARD 10:00 COUNTRY CORNER BINGO AT THE MAD CLUB FRIDAY EVENING, AM-FM BROADCAST PLUS AM UP TO 30 MC, 11:00 AMERICA'S POPULAR MUSIC 1:30 P.M. MOVIE WILL FOLLOW THE BINGO CONDITION GOOD, $50 00. CALL 2398 11:30 IRA COOK SHOW GAMES. ALL MILITARY PERSONNEL AND ANYTIME 12:00 NEWS GUESTS ARE WELCOME. 12:05 WEATHER-STOCKS · ..... WANTED 12: 15 MIDDAY MELODIES ORDER YOUR YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB WOMAN BOWLER SUBSTITUTE fOR MONDAY 12:30 FLA I R NOTE CARDS BY CALLING 2485. PROMPT M,XED LEAGUE (6 P.M. SHifT) fOR TWO 1:00 NEWSMAKERS DELIVERY ASSURED. WEEKS. CALL VIRGINIA AT 2114 OR 539. I: 15 SPORTS REPORT .. ... 1:30 SHOP CONCERT SECURITY NOTICE LOST--SUNGLASSES (fROSTY BROWN) LOST 3:30 A QUARTER CENTURY Of SWING MONDAY AT MACY'S. CALL VIRGINIA AT 4:30 PAU HANA SERNADE SECURITY HAS fiVE DOGS CONfiNED fOR 2114 OR 539. 5:00 AfRTS NEWS ANALYSIS RUNNING LOOSE. THESE DOGS HAVE BEEN HELD AT SECURITY fOR THREE DAYS. If GENERAL MESS MENU .. THURSDAY THE OWNERS 00 NOT CLAIM THEM BY NOON BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER Of THE 13TH, THE DOGS WILL BE DISPOSED CHILLED FRUIT JUICE CREAM Of TOMATO SouP BEEf & NOODLE SouP IN ACCORDANCE WITH NAVY REGULATIONS. CHILLED FRESH FRUIT BAKED SPANISH STEAK VEAL SCALLOPINE HOT & COLD CEREAL PARSLEY POTATOES B.B.Q LUNCHEON MEAT SlM1ER PROGRAM EGGS .. SAUSAGE BRUSSELS SPROUTS Au GRATIN POTATOES COTTAGE FRIED POTATOES STEAMED RICE BUTTERED GREEN BEANS VOLUNTEERS WITH SKILLS WHICH WOULD STEAMED RICE SALAD BAR W/DRESSING STEAMED RICE BE Of VALUE IN A SUMMER ARTS AND CRAfTS BLUE BERRY CUP CAKES ICED MARBLE CAKE SALAD BAR W/ORESSING PROGRAM fOR CHILDREN, PLEASE PHONE TOAST, BUTTER & JAM COLO DRINK FRUIT JELLO W/CREAM 331. MILK, COffEE & TEA MILK, COffEE & TEA MILK, COfFEE & TEA