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VOl. 9, No. 3688 KWAJo\lEIN, MARSHAll ISLANDS SATURDAY, D[CtMBER 28, 1968
NJWIORIr. _", C'f.ty gethng lxu:k to Under Pressure Moon Pilots Heading Home pwl'M2l. HODGES -- PusbZo tmsualty fun In Moon Race For Reunion With Families eral .~ce. hsId, MCSCOoi (UPI ) __ Sovln SCIENTISTS ARE ABOARD THE YORKTOW~ (UPI) __ IHE THReE PROU~ MOON PILOTS WHO ELECTRlrlED THE PARIS __ Pt-e.f.dent Johnaon UPg8S UNDER TREMENDOUS PRESSURE TO BEAT AM_ ,WORLD ~OR 147 HOURS HEADED HOME TODAY 'OR REUNIONS WITH THEIR ~AMILIES AND TO U,B, negot'l4tol's to get baPga:lon .. ERICANS TO A MANNED MOON_LANDING, iREPORT ON A fORBIOOING, ALIEN WORLD NO ONE ELSE HAS SEEN. long on lots !Jay. ACCORDING TO COMMUNIST DIPLOMATS IN I ApOLLO 8 ASTRONAUTS FRANK BORMAN, 40, JAMES LOVELL, 40, AND W,LLIAMS ANDERS, 135, WERE DUE eAC~ AT HOUSTON BErORt DAWN TOMORROW, A HEROES' WELCO"'E BY SOME ASTRONAUTS __ ThNt! erpeeted THE SPtCTACULAR ~LIGHT O~ ApOLLO 8, lo~ THOSE WHO HtLPEO MAKE THEIR SIX-DAY ODYSSEY POSSIBLE AWAITED THEM. 1.n Houston saJ"ly tonv!'l'OlJ, FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE THE AGE or THE THREE MOONrLIERS HAD WITH THEM A WEALTH or FIRST-HAND KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE SPACE BtGAN YEARS AGO, CLEARLY PLAttO CELESTIAL SPHERE A QUARTER OF A MILLION MILES AWAY THAT HAS AWED MAN SINCE HIS HONG KONG __ Bed Ch1.n488 announce THE RUSSIAN SPACt PROGAA" 8[HINO AMER iJEGINNING, "IT WAS A BEAUTIFUL MISSION," REPORTED BORMAN, THE CO"'MANO[R OF THE 8.tl'los1.ol'!. of the1.J" hyd7'Ogen bolPlb, I CA '5. SPACESHIP EVER TO ESCAPE THE eONDS O~ THE SPACE RAct GOES FAR BEYOND PURE EARTH, "IT WAS PERrECT," SAID JOHN FLU __ Ep1.dslm-" not at peak yet, AT STAKE ALSO IS THE NATIONAL Marines Abandon Camp C. STONESIFER, CHIEF' OF THE TEAM THAT OF TWO SUPERPOWERS AND THE PLUC~ED THE THREE LUNAR PIONEERS ~ROM NIXON __ Mefit1-"'f! IJt.th THAT HAS BEEN IN THE CONTEST FOR Near Demilitarized Zone THE ROLLING SEAS O~ THE EOUATORIAL Of nB'fl) Adnnn1.8trat1.on WORLO'S LOYALTY, RESPECT AND '"AG SAIGOO.(UPI )-- A 2,()()()..MAN U.S. MAR PACI~IC yeSTERDAY. THEIR SCHEDULE INATION. INE GARRISON TODAY ABANOONED THE MAJOR CALLED FOR THEM TO LEAVE THIS PROUD ,'-fOSCOW __ RumoI'B 1-11 Europe say AMID THE ARID WASTES or THE SOVIET U.S. BASE AT CAMP CARROLL JUST BELOW "~IGHTING LADY" or WORLD WAR II TODAY ~an8 undel" ertl'eme pl'eBSUl'e to ~ENTER AT BAIKONUR EXPERTS HAD THE DEMILITARIZED ZONE TO OPERATE AS AND SWITCH PLANES AT HONOLULU AND ARRI beat Amel"t."a to Moon-!.andt-ng, ,peA""" AND [X[CUTEO MOST OF THE M~JOR " ... OIlILE rORCES." IT WAS THE SECOND KEY ~T ELLINGTON AIR FORCE BASE NEAR Hous_ MANiS DRIVE TO CONQUER SPACE. BASE NEAR THE DMZ TO BE EVACUATED BY TON ABOUT 5 AM EST TbMORROW. MOST IMPORTANT STEP TOWARD THE U.S. MARINES IN SIX MONTHS. THE SPACE"'EN WERE EXPECTED TO SPEND TAKEN BY THE THREE AMERICANS THE MASS WITHDRAWAL rROM CAMP CARROLL, SUNDAy WITH THEIR rAMILIES AND BELATED 8. A HILLSloE rORTRESS ABOUT 10 MI~ES SOUTH LY CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS. A GRII'4DING DIP~OMATS SAY THE USSR or TH[ DMZ, CAME A HALf-YtAR ArTER THE SERIES or TECHNICAL REPORTS BEGINS MON ILL FORCE TOP SOVIET S!"ACE OF MARINES PULLED OUT Of THE LONG-HARASSED DAY AND IS SCHEDULED TO RUN THROUGH TO PUSH THEIR MOON PROJECT IN KHE SANH BASE ABOUT 15 MILES TO THE JANUARY 8. A~TER THAT, THE PILOTS WIL~ GEAR, IF IT IS NOT ALREADY. SOUTHWEST. IT LErT CON THIEN AND A TELL THE NATION AND WORLD A80UT THEIR OIPLOMATS BELIEVE THE Russ,aNS CRAGGY BASE CALLED "THE ROCKPI LE" AS ADVENTURES. CONCENTRATE ON TH[ FINAL, STUPEN THE SOLE REMAINING U.S, eASTIONS ALONG THE ASTRONAUTS WERE ~ATIGUED rROM CITY, WRACKED BY A FLU EPIDEMIC, STEP IN THE RACt.,.PUTTING MAN ON THE NORTHERN ~RONTIER or SOUTH VIET NAM. THEIR TENSION-rILLED MISSION, BUT DOC SHORTAGE AND A COSTLY COCK AT THE SAMe: TIME A COMIoIUNIST "LIBER TORS PRONOUNCED THE~ IN OTHERWISE PER I;T~;;;, HAS "PASSED THE CRISIS POINT," ATION RADIO" BROADCAST HEARD IN SAIGON n:CT SHAPE. CIAL DECLARED TODAY, BUT HE Obvious Issues Prime TODAY CARRIED A VIET CONG PROPOSAL FOR BORMAN, LOIJELL AND ANDERS SPENT \"""'~TT"'" SITUATION WAS STILL S[RI_ A S[CONO RiveRBANK MEETING BETWEEN U, THEIR "FIST NIGHT BACK ON THE "aOOD MAYOR ROBERT W, ')WEET, TopiC of Nixon Meeting S. AND COMMUNIST DELEGATES--THIS TIME EARTH" I N A SUITE ABOARD THE YORKTOWN THE ABSENCE or MAYOR JOHN ON NEW YEAR'S DAY-_TO DISCUSS RELEASE USUALLY R[SERVED fOR ~HE ADMIRAL O~ WHO ~EPT THE CITY THURS- KEY elSCAYNE (UPI) __ PRESIDENT-ELECT I Of" THREE U.$. Gis HE~D CAPTIYE BY THE THE rLEET. IN THE BAHAMAS, M. NIXON A~O THE MEN WHO WILL VIET CONGo THe "ItT CONG BROADCAST RESiED AND Rt.\.AX.r.O AFlER A SQUARE "THERE IS A CDIHIN'JOUSLY IN MPLE~ENT HIS OEFENSE AND FOREIGN POL SAID THE SESSION WOULD BE A CONTINUA~ HEAL AND SHOWERS, THE ASTRONAUTS IN CREASING NET REDUCTION IN THE eACKLOG CIES GATHERED ON THE SHORES OF B,s TION OF A CHRI$TMAS DAY MEETING eETWEEN SPECTED THEIR CHARarD BUT STILL SOUND IN EMERGENCY 'UE~ OIL DELIVERIES AND '",,:;;,,;BAY TODAY TO THRASH OUT THE MO- THE TWO 510(5. THE CHRISTMAS DAY NE~ CAPSULE T~AT CARRIEO THEM SACK INTO THE SITUATION IS MOVING STEADILY TO- , PROBLE"S HE MUST ACT ON WITH'N GOTIATIONS COL~APSEO WHEN AGREEMENT EARTH IS ATMOSPHERE AT NEARLY 25J OOO NORMAL. " 90 DAYS OF HIS ADMINISTRATION. WAS NOT MET ON TINE OF RELEASE. MPH __THE rASTEST MAN HAS EVER TRAVELED. HEALTH o~rICIALS EARLIER THIS WEEK PRESIDENT_E~ECT TOLO NEWSMEN Pt DECLARED NEW YORK IN A "STATE OF PER THE START Of THE ALL_DAY SE~SION IL" SEcAUS!: O~ THE rUEL OIL SHORTAGE THE GROUP WOULD DISCUSS THE OS Red China Announces Second ••• CAUStO BY A TlAMSTER UNION STRIKl ISSUES," SUCH AS V'ET NAM, AND WHI~M DEPRIVED THE CITY or 40 PERCENT O~ ITS ~UEL DELIVERIES rOR A WEEK-- ~~;~:~~i;!;'~'SSUES'AND THE 1II,0fIMtL'INCLUDING ~ ..... & S'.I!IIIiii_"'" NO' CATED HE wUt.1) TJIIAVt'L ITEO STATES •• EXTENSIVELY UNIT[O NATIONS TREATY TO tNO THE ~~~tAO Of ftUCLEAR VtAPOftS. THE PERIL O£CLARATION WAS THE rlRST IN THE RELATIVELY EARLY THE HYDROGEN SLAST, WHICH OCCURRED EARLY YESTERDAY IN S'NKIANG PROVINCE BOR_ IN THE CITY'S HISTORY, AOMI NISTRATI ON. DERING ON THE SOVIET UNION, PUT THE CHINESE THERMONUCLEAR WARrARE PROGRAM BACK THE CITY OPENED ITS 22 HEALTH CEN_ SA'O ONE Of THE TASKS fACING HIM ON THE TRACK A~TER AN APPARENT DUD TEST ONE YEAR AGO. TERS TODAY, NORMALLY A DAY WHEN THEY HIS SEVEN ADV,SERS WAS TO MAP OUT ITS TIMING ~AS APPARENTLY INTENDED IN PART AS A SIRTHDAT SALUTE TO COMMUNIST ARE CLOSED, TO IMNOCULATE THE ELDERLY PRESloENTIAL SCHEOULE",F'OR STATE PARTY CHAIRMAN MAO TSE-TUNG~ WHO IT AND 11tF'IRI« .l.GAIItST THE. F'LIJ. ISITS," AS A "VICTORY" rOR MAO'S THOUGHT. THE MEETING INCLUDED V'CE-PREsloENT THE PEKING RADIO ANNOUNCENENT [LECT SPIRO T. AGNEW, SEC. OF' STATE- 5"",,1' SCIENTIFIC DETAILS or THE TEST IN rAVOR egotiators laking Every Effort P. ROGERS AND DErENSE OF' MILITANT COMMENTARY ON ITS POLITICAL s';"~;'~';":T;;';W~!'~C:C:';AMIGNATE ~ELVIN LAIRD. SIGNlrlCANCE IN V,ET NAM ANO TO THE PATING W[RE HENRY KISSI I OVERALL NUCLEAR ARMS RACE. To Reopen Viet Nam Peace Talks HARLOW, ROBERT MURPHY AND BUT ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION AEC O~_ (UPI AMERICAN NEGOTIATORS, URGED BY PRESIDENT JOHNSON TO "CUT OUT GOODPASTER. PARIS Y-- FICIALS IN WASHINGTON SAIO THE TEST THE OILLY-D/LLYINa" OVER SHAPE Of A BARGAINING TABLE, CONFERRED TODAY WITH CHRISTMAS TRE[ ~OULD WAS BELIEVED CONCUCTEO IN THt ATMOS THEIR ST'JaeORN SOUTH VI£TNAM(SE AL~IES ON \lAYS TO REOPE.N THe PARIS TA1.1(S Olt AGLOW WITH LIGHTS, ~ROM THE PHER:E AND HAD A rORCE O~ ABOUT THREE THE VIET NAM WAR. THE HOMe THE NI~ON'S ARE OCCU MEGAT~NS, EQUIVALENT TO THREE MILLION CYRUS VANCE, THE U.S. NEGOTtATOR, WHO PROMISED YESTERDAY "TO 00 ""._\ THE MEN MET AROUND A WROUGHT No.2 TONS or TNT. THING WE CAN TO BREAK THROUC.H," MET WITH THE CHIEf" SOUTH V,ETNAMESt N£.GOTI THEIR ANNOUNCEMENT, BASED ON U.S. PHAM DANG LAM, AND H'S DEPUTY, NGUYEN VAN AN. MONITORING FACILITIES CAME ~LMOST 24 THERE WAS NO WORD ON THE OUTCOME OF THOSE URGENT CONSULTATIONS, WHICH CAME Kong Flu HOuRS BE~ORE THE RADIO PEKING ANNOUNCE_ DURING AN E"'BARRASSING 1oI0MENT 'OR THE SAIGON DELEGATION. IT WAS REVEALED MENT WHICH SAID THAT 12 O~ ITS STAr~ OF PRESS ATTACHES ANO REPRESENTATIVES HAD BEEN ~IRED BY Worsening "THE NEW SUCCESS IN BOM6 TESTING BY CHINA ONCE AC"H HAS STRUCK AT THE POL THE. HOKG KONG FLU, O,nal Tr,obule Paid '" '" WERE,,$. SEVERAL ""',. VERSIONS or VHAT ICY or TH[ AMERICAN I ... PERIALISTS AND F IMINa NEARLY A THOUSAND FATALITIES THE DISMISSALS, WHICH CAUSED THE SOVIET REVISIONISTS AND THEIR UNITED STATES DURING THE rlRST 0 UNCERTAINTY WITHIN THE SOUTH THREAT TO THE WORLD." Pue bl CaSia by OF DECEMSER, IS GOING TO "AND IT IS A STRONG SUPPORT rOR THE CRESWELl OREGON (U~I ) __ THIS TINY aE~ORE IT GETS SETTER, rEOEA J COURAGEOUS V'[TNAMESE IN PIGHTING AND CDIoIMUNITY OFFICIALS WARNED TODAy. ~ARMING ~UMB[RING r~ID THROUGH TO THE END IN THEIR WAR AGAINST rlNAL TRIBUTE TODAY TO OUANE DA~IEL THERE IS AN [PIOEMIC, EXCESS SOVRCES SAID VANCE, WHO AMERICAN OPPReSSION." HODGES, 21, THE LONE CASUALTY IN THE IS A~TER eRIErlNO PftES- USUALLY LASTS SIX TO EIGHT N"'"'" '",. THE REO CHINESE 100~ THE OCCASION CAPTURE LAST JANUARY THE USS PUEBLO. ACROSS THE NATION AND WE DON'T O~ ON THE TALKS DEADLOCK, ONCE AGAIN TO DENOUNC[ THE U.N,_SPON_ fUNERAL S[RVICE$ WITH FULL MILITARY ANYTHINCiI Dlr~ERENT THIS YEAR," A MEETING WITH H'S ~ORTH SOREO NUC~tAR NONPROLl~(RATION TREATY HDMORS WE.RE TO BE HELD IN THE CR[SV[1.1. 'TN ••• '. COUNTERPART, COL, HA VAN ~OR THE NATIONAL COMMUNI AS russo-AMER I CAN "TR I Ct<" DES I GNEO TO JUNIOR HI~H SCHOOL, WHICH WAS THE CENTER SAID. AS THE AMERICAN AND SOUTH MAINTAIN THEIR SUPREMACY, THEY SAID TOWN'S HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING WHEN HOD PO$ITIONS HAD MILLION AMERICANS ARE 20 EX THEY WOULD CONTINUE TESTING AND PRO GES ATTENOE_I GET THE ~LU SUG BErORE THE OUC I Na HYDI'lOGEN aOMes "I N ORDER TO CRE~ELL IS LOCATEO 110 MILES SOUTH ~ROM OISAGREE~ OVER, BASED ON PAST INFLU BREAK TI4E MONOPOLY" OF THE ',j[STERN O~ PORTLAND IN THt SOUTHERN [NO O~ O"-\","T THE SHAPE O~ THE HEGOTIATI RATES. fORTUNATELY, THE POWERS, GON'S WILLAM[TTE VALLEY, THE SYMBOLIC REPRESENTATION OF KONG STRAIN IS A RELATIVELY THE TREATY HAS ALREADY BEEN AOOPTED HOMETOWNtRS CALLED HODGES "EARS" SE- IDES 'N THE DISCUSSIONS. AND IT POSED NO GAtAT OANGtR BY MANY COUNTRIES ANO IS EXPECTED TO CAUSE HIS tARS STUCK OUT. THE SOUTH V,ETNAMESE HAilE eEEN ADA- TO THE CHRONICALLY ILL AND THE COME 6E~ORE THe U,S. SENATE EARLY IN ~L',m •• DUANE WAS REMEMBEAED TOOAT ey GOV. THAT THE V,ET CONG, THE MILITARY To... MCCALL AS MEMBERS O~ HODGES' ~OR"'ER OF THE SOUTH VIETNAMESE GUERRILLA RECORDED ITS rlRST RISE IN 1969. THE CHINEse TEST WAS EXPECTED BY SOME NAVY RESERVE UNIT CARRIED TH[ SEANAN'S 1~'O,,'""""r, THE ~ATIONAl LIBERATION RATE TROM PNEUMONIA AND IH~Lu OBSERVERS. UPl's K. C. THALER REPORTED CASKET ~RON THE SCHOOL, THE NORTH VIETNAMESE THE WEE~ ENDING Dtc. 7 WHEN THE DEC. 16 IN A DISPATCH rROM LONOON THAT "DUANE WAS A GOOD AMERICAN 1<10, NOT MOIITALITY FADM THOSI" ~ISEASES WAS "THERE IS REASON TO BELIEVE TI'.AT PEKING THE !tIItO WHO WOULD BURN ORArT CARDS, AT 196. .THt ~OLLOWIHQ, Wt£~ IT \.ATE REPORT INCLUOED IItF'ORMATIOH .... ILL SHORTLY TEST ANOTHER NUCLE'"' BOMB, HE WAS ALWAYS SMILING, ALWAYS HAD A VANCE HAS MET W:TH LAN AND BRIEF TO 213 AND LAST WEI"~ THE FIGURE PROBABLY A THERMONUCLEAR ONE,H GOOD WORD ~OR EVERYONE," THE 'tOUNG DEATH', DIRECTLY ATTRIBUTASLE TO ON HIS "'[[KLONG TALKS IN 'WASH" PEKING ANNOUNCED IT HAD BURST ITS MAN'~ BROTHER MARION 'AID. - WITH THE OUTGOING AND INCOMING I"PIOEMIC. \;;;";:;~ HYDROGEN BOMB ON JUNE HIS ~AMllY REOUESTEO THAT IN LIEU OF INISTRATIONS AND SAID STILL REMA'N SOMI" TNRI"E TO FIVE ~IAST 17, 1967, THE SIXTH PueLICLY ANNOUNCED TEST IN A rLOWER', CONTRIBUTIONS BE. SENT TO THE WHICH THE NATION IS EXPECTED TO ~;;~,L;A;M ArliAIN ON MONDAY. SERIES THAT DATED BACK TO RED CHINA'S DUANE HODGES MEMORIAL FUND ESTABLISHED lASTED MINUTES. A AND I 15 rlRST SUCCEssruL ATOMIC BOMa IN 1964. 8Y THE SURVIVING PuEBLO CREWMEMBERS. RESUME BE~OR[ JAN. PAGE 2 \ - FM Schedul. AROUND TOWN A S I H.-(RE nTHANK You" IS EXTENDED TO MILLAR, R~v_ BUCK, COMMUNITY B4NO, SATlRl».Y AND SLtlDAY - DECEMBER 28 &. 29 Juvenile Judges Interviewed IJ"."OR ChA"n CHOIR AND CHILDREN'S CHOI THE GUITARS, INC. - 7:30 PM - 36.00 HIRST, MR. VORAN FOR THEIR ..ARTICI INVITATION; LET'S GET AWAY FROM IT ALLj KWAJALEIN COMMUNITY COURT ASSOCIATE JUDGES, JoHN BRENE_ ON IN THE TREE LIGHTING CEREMONY ALSO TOoTHE HOURGLASS, THE BAD AND THE BEAUTIFUL; LULLABY OF MAN AND HERB LANE, TODAY GIVE A DESCRIPTION Of' JUVENILE 23_ - BROADWAY; LULLABY OF THE LEAVESj DARN 10 STATION, GLOBAL MANAGEMENT, DELIf(QUJNCV PROCEEDINGS. THAT DREAM; My HEART BE~ONGS TO DADDY; ~HE PROCEEDINGS ARt HELD ON AN INFORMAL BASIS. WE ARE 1s'[C""TY AND fiRE DE ..ARTMENTS fOR THEIR ALL THE THINGS You ARE; CHLOE; PICK PRlMARILV SEE,.;ING INFORMATION; OUR VLTlMATE AIM IS TO AS ISTANCE IN MAKING THIS PROGRAM A SUC- YOURSELF UP1 ITIS AUTUMN; THE GUITARS, SIST THE CHILD TO BECOME A WHOLESOME MEMBER or THE COMMUN INC. ITY." KWA~ALEIN TOASTMISTRESS CLUB ••• AND THEN THERE WAS LANA - LANA CAN "PARENTS SHOULD NOT BE FRIGHTENED OR APPRtHEWSIVE or T'[Le - 8:06 P. - 28.36 JUVENILE DELINQUENCY HEARINGS. THEY ARE NOT CONDUCTED ISN'T TH,8 A LOVELV DAY; I WILL WAIT fOR IN THE MANNER OF A CRIMINAL PROSECUTION, BUT RATHER AS A" ByT~!S. SitALltKS, WILL MOT MUT AGAIN UN- You; Ir You Go AWAY; LET YOURSELF Go; TJL MONDAY, JANUARY 13TH. INrORMAL INQUIRY INTO THREE ISSUES: WHETHER THE CHILD IS I 1 'M ALL SMILES; STAY; NOTHING CAN STOP A DELINQUENT; THE CAUSE Of' THE DELINQUENCY, IF ANY; AND, ME Now; I'VE GOT A PENNY; BREAKFAST AT WHAT CAN BE DONE TO HELP MAKE THE CHILO A GOOD MtMSER Of Jllvenile Court TIFFANY'S; S,NCE I fELL fOR You; A MAN SOCIETY," THEY ADDED. !tARENT TO POST A SURETY BOND or AND A WOMAN. NOT MORE THAN RETURN WHICH WILL THE ~UDGES SAID THE rATHER, ANO PRtrERABLY BOTH PARENTS, $100, or MEXICO/S.A. - TONY MOTTOLA - 8:34 PM - BE PRESENT WITH THE CHILD AT A PROCEEDING. THE COURT BE CONDITIONED UPON THE FAITHFUL DIS 35·00 Y ORDER A SUMMONS ISSUED TO ANY PERSON(S) CLAIMED TO CHARGE OF THE CONDITIONS or PROBATION or THEME FROM "BLA,CK ORPHEUS"; GUADAL,JARA; CONTRIBUTED TO THE DELINQUENCY, OR ANY PERSON(S) DEEMED THE CHILD, If PROBATION IS ORDERED. BE SABOR A MI; MEXICAN HAT DANCE; THE GIRL N[CESSARY TO THE PROCEEDINGS ANY OTHER PERSON MAY APPEAR rORE MAKING SUCH AN ORDER, HOWEVER, THE fROM I ..ANEMA; MEXICAN MEDLEY; BESAME AS A FRIEND OF THE COURT, Ir SUCH APPEARANCE WOULO BE COURT WILL GIVE THE PARTY AGAINST WHOM MUCHOj BRASILLIA; MARIA ELENA; CURACAO; THE ORDER IS PROPOSED AN OPPORTUNIT~ TO H[LPrUL TO THE COURT. ~IEL CANELA; LA BAM~A. IF ALL THE .. ARTIES APPEAR VOLUNTARILY BEFORE THE COURT, SHOW CAUSE WHY SUCH ORDER SHOULD NOT BE 00 THE MOVE - WERNER MULLER &. H,s ORCH ISSUED. IF SUCH PARTY DISPUTES ANY IM IT MAY PROCEED WITHOUT THE ISSUANCE OF ANY SUMMONS. I, A ESTRA ~ 9:09 PM - 32.00 PORTANT rACT UPON WHICH THE PROPOSED OR SUMMONS IS ISSUED TO ANY P.RTY, HOWEVER, FAILuRt TO COMPLY SOUTH OF THE BORDER; I LOVE PARI~; AMER WITH IT, WITHOUT GOOD CAUSE, MAY RESULT IN A CRIMINAL DER IS eAS[o, THE COURT SHALL PROCEEO TO ICAN PATROL; A fOGGY DAY; BRAZIL; VAYA "ROSECUTION FOR, AND CONVICTION or CONTEM"T or COURT. HEAR [vtDENCE ON THE DISPUTED fACT A8 IT CON Dlos; ARRIVEDERCI ROMA; APRIL IN WOULD IN A REGULAR CIVIL TRIAL, BUT 511 "ALL HEAR I NGS ARE HELD I Nf'ORMALL YIN CLOSED SESS ION, AT PORTUGAL; ESPANA; SAYONARAj CALCUTTA; IN CLOSED SESSION. -THE COURT WILL THEN A LOCATION CONVENIENT TO ALL PARTIES, WITH ONLY THOSE ISTANBUL. MAKE ITS D[CISION ON THE FACTS THAT ARE CERNED WITH THE CASE BEING PRESENT," THE JUDGES REPORTED. NANCY - NATURALLY! - NANCY WILSON - 9:41 PROVEN. THE PROCEEDINGS START WITH A READING -~ AND EXPLANATION PM - 34.00 IN EACH JUVENILE DELINQUENCY PROCEED IN THE DARK; TEN YEARS or TEARS; SINCE I ING, THE COURT WILL ADOPT THE PROCEDURE FELL rOR You; You AINIT HAD THE BLUES; IT DEEMS B[ST SUITED TO ENABLE IT TO 01 WILLOW WE£P f'OR ME; My BABE; JUST fOR A POSE THE CASE PROMPTLY, JUSTLY AND IN or THRILL; ALRIGHT, OKAY You 'WIN; I WISH THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE CHILD AND THE J I DIDN'T LOVE You So; SMAC"; QAB IN THE ALL OROERS ISSUED IN JUVEN MIDDLE; WATCH WHAT HAPPENS; AIN'T THAT ILE DELINQUENCY "ROCEEDINGS ARE SUBJECT LOVIN' you. TO AMENDMENT J MODIf'lCATION OR ~U_CI_SlO'" BIG, BOLO AND BRASSY - ENOCH LIGHT AND BY THE COURT AT ANY TIME THE COURT J THE LIGHT BRIGADE - 10:15 PM - 35.00 THE BEST INTERESTS OF EITHER THE CHILD GREAT DAY; THEME fROM "THE APARTMENT", OR THE COMMUNITY SO REQUIRE. A PETITION RACHMANINOFF PRELUDE IN C SHARP MINOR; REQUESTING SUCH ACTION WILL BE HEARD BY WHIFFENPOOF SONG; COLONEL BOGEY MARCH; THE COURT A~ ANY TIME SUBSEQUENT TO THE No REST FOR THE DRUMMER MAN; AMERICAN INITIAL ORDER, AND ACTED UPON WHEN THE PATROL; LULLABY OF BROADWAY; WABASH BLU AND CIRCUMSTANCES So WARRANT. BLUES; PARADE OF THE WOODEN SOLDIERS; ADJUDICATION H' A JUVENILE. DELIN- WHtN YUBA PLAYS THE RUM6A ON THE TUBA; I.I,,,ICY .. ROCEEDING" A" ANY ORDER ISSUED RAMBliNG WRECK rROM GEORGIA TECH. CONNECTION WITH SUCH ADJUDICATION J BE A.... EAL£D TO A HIGHER COURT IN THE All TIMES ARE APPROXIMATE ••••••••• TERRITORY JUDICIAL SYSTEM BY rlL .6. Christmas Thank You A NOTICE OF Ap .. EAL WITH THE ?AESlo ~OMETIME AGO IT OCCURRED TO TRANNIE JUDGE OF THE KWA~ALEIN COMMUNITY QUtNN, KWAJALEIN RESIDENT AND DIRECTOR __ JOHN BRENEMAN AND HERB LANE ion,"". OR \rIITH THE CLER,.; OF COURTS, MAR_ Of THE ESEYE NURSERY KINDERGARTEN THAT ISLANDS DISTRICT" MAJURO. SUCH ..OPCORN MIGHT BE THE ANSWER TO SOME IF NECESSARY'-- TO THE PARTIES OF THE COM ..LAINT AND THE MUST BE riLED WITHIN 30 OAYS OF THE 0' EBEYE'S PROBLEMS. IN ORDER TO PROVIDE FACTS ALLEGED. .~u~~~,eJ~.:~::' CATION OR ORDER BEl NG AP .. EALED. THE POPCORN WHICH IN TURN WOULD ADO NU THE COURT YILL THEM EXPLAIN THE CHILD'S RIGHT TO ~ JUDQES BELIEVE" "THE INT~CY or T"ITIOM TO A ~SHALLESE CHILO'S Oltr. ''U' t1It IPnA.AS'Vf'flU)lI1 ebUNhL, ~HD vtll. GRAil, HIM 1NT COMMUMITY HAS CREATED A UNIQUE SITU- TRUDIE ASKED THE YOKWE YUK 'trIOMEN'S CLUB SONABLE DELAY NECESSARY TO ENABLE THE CHILO to OBTAIN BECAUSE THE ISLAND FINANCE COMMITTEE Ir THEY ~OULD PURCHA".' COUNSEL" IF HE SO DESIRES. COUNSEL IS DEFINED BY THE W'THIN WALK THE MACH'NE FOR THE KINDERGARTtNa THE TRUST TERRITORY LA~ TO INCLUDE BOTH TRAINED LA~YERS AND ING OISTANCE--.. ARENTS TEND TO BECOMt LAX CLUB VOTED TO PURCHASE THE MACHINE WHI NON-LEGALLY TRAIHED INDIVIOUALS OF THE CHILD'S OWN CHOOS ITH THEIR CHILDREN. WITH CLOSER SU .. ER_ COST OVER '1OO.00a ING. NORMALLY THE .. ARENTS WILL ACT 45 COUNSELa ISION BY PARENTS, WE WOULD HAVE LESS JUST PRIOR TO CHRISTMAS, WOMEN'S CLUB, THE COURT WILL THEN AS"; EACH or THE .. ARTIES "RESENT " THE ,JUDGES SAID. MEMBERS WERE INVITED TO THE EBEYE KIND WHETHER THERE IS ANY QUESTION OR DOUBT AS TO THE FACTS CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL IS THE ERGARTEN CHRISTMAS CAROL PROGRAM AND ALLEGED TN THE COMPLAINTa Ir NEITHER THE CHILO NOR HIS COMMON OFFENSE AMONG THE ISLAND'S AT THAT TIME THE CLUB WAS THAN";ED BY "A'UNTS QUESTION ANY OF THE FACTS ALLEGED, THt:Y (AND HIS LOREN. TH[ JUDGES HOPE ..ARENTS WILL THE MOTHERS 0' CHILDREN ATTENDING THE NOTE or THIS rACT AND PROPERLY IN- COUNSEL, Ir OTHER THAN HIS PARENTS) WILL THEN BE AS";ED IF KINDERGARTEN AND BY WOMEN WHO HAVE BEEN 1,·,""cT AND SUPERVISE CHILDREN CONCERNING THEY CONSENT TO THE CHILO BEING ADJUDGED A DELINQUENT, Ir INSTRUMENTAL IN KEEPING THE KINO •• GART'N, THE FACTS WARRANT IT. Ir THEY CONSENT, THE COURT MAY THEN MATTER. ALSO, THEY REMINDED THAT GOING. ADJUDGE THE CHILD A DELINQUENT WITHOUT HAVING HEARD ANY TEENAGERS ARE PERMITTED IN THE BACHE IN KEEPING VIT~ MARSHALLESE TRADITION, QUARTERS UNLESS ACCOMPANIED BY PAR- TESTIMONY OR OTHER EVIDENCE, PROVIDED THAT: THE rACT5 AL~ THE WOMEN WERE QIVtN HANDICRA~T TO LEGEO WOULD CONSTITUTE A CRIME IF THE CHILD WERl OF FULL '~E ARE RECEIVING EXCELLENT COOP~ BRING BACK TO KWAJALEIN. SOME OF THE OR THE FACTS ALLEGED WOULD CLEARLY OTHERWISE INDI 1.I.A1'1('. rROM .. ARENTS AND HOPE TO ~ECElv[ MORE UNUSUAL PIECES WILL BE ADDED TO SAME CONTINUED SUP ..ORT,," THtY ADDED. CATE THAT THE CHILD 19 A DELINQUENT UNuER THE T~UST TERRI_ THE WOMEN'S CLUB MUSEUM OF MICRONESIAN TORY CODE. JUDGES ARE AVAILABLE fOR CONSULTA HANDICRAFT •••• WHILE OTHER PIECES WILL CONCERNING CASES. Ir EITHER THE CHILO OR HIS PARENTS (OR COUNSEL, IF OTHER BE GIVEN AWAY AS ADDITIONAL DOOR PRIZES THAN HIS PARENTS) no NOT SO CONSENT, OR IF ANY PARTY AT THE JANUARY WOMEN'S CLUB MEETING, TO BRINGS MATTERS TO THE ATTENTION OF THE COURT THAT WOULD SS Schedule THE BOARD MEMBERS AND TO THE GALS AT ING ALLty IU AM - II:jU PM INDICATE ANY SERIOUS DOUBT AS TO THE TRUTH or ANY OF THE TENDING THE ~ROGRAM. REGULAR HOURS ESSENTIAL FACTS ALLEGEO, THE COURT WILL PROCEED TO HEAR IBA~~~~~";' POOL EVIDENCE ON THE DISPUTED FACTS AS IT WOULD IN A REGULAR IDE 'POOL 9:30 A. - 6:30 PM BEACH LIFEGUARD ON DUTY I PM CIVIL TRIAL, BUT ALL STILL IN CLOSED SESSION. THE COURT - 6:30 PM WILL THEN MAKE AN ADJUDICATION, EITHER THAT THE CHILD Is RSE OR IS NOT A DELINQUENT ON THE BASIS OF THE FACTS PROVEN. ICLliBHCC'lfOUiE & 1:30 AM - 7-30 PM IF THE COURT DECIDES THAT THE CHILO IS NOT A DELINQUENT, 8:30 AM - 2:30 PM • IT MAY THEN EITHER TERMINATE THE PROCEEDINGS AN~ RELEASE No PUBLICATION THE CHILD, OR IMPOSE SUCH CORRECTIVE MEASURES AS IT DEEMS 12:30 P. - 5:30 PM AP ..ROPRIATE FOR THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE CHILO AND THE I,... .. IOPM COMMUNITY. THE PARENTS WILL NORMALLY BE AS,.;ED FOR THEIR 7:30 AM - 7:30 PM CONSENT TO THE IMPOSITION OF SUCH MEASURESa CLOSED IF THE COURT ADJUDGES THE CHILO TO BE A DELINQUENT, IT REGULAR SCHEDULE WI~ THEN PROCEED INFORMALLY TO DETERMINE THE CAUStS OF 12"""1PM 9 AM - 12 MID~IGHT THE DELINQUENCYJ AND TO CONSIDER THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF ALL CONCERNED AS TO THE BEST 0IS ..05ITION or THE CHILD W, IN THE LIMITS OF THE LAW. THE CHILOIS HISTORY AND RECORD Of' PREVIOUS IHf'RACTIONS, I' ANY, WILL ALSO BE CONSIDERED. Phone Book (VERY EFrORT WILL BE MADE BY THE COURT TO SECURE, I' au, THE COOPERATION AND AGREEMENT 0' THE CHILO AND HIS KENTRON HAWAII, LTO. IS IN THE PROCESS PARENTS AS TO THE 011,,081TION OF CORRECTIVE ACTION TAKEN .. RE ..ARING A CURRENT SUPPLEMENT TO THE BEAUTifUl ~NDICRAfT ••••• IS BEING AO- IN THE CASE. THE COURT WILL, HOWEVER, MAKE ANY LAWFUL OR- 968-69 TELE"HONE DIRECTORV. ALL ORGAN- MIRE~ BV MART JACKSON, YY WOMEN'S CLUB DEA AS IT DEEMS BElT FOR THE CHILO, AFTER CONSIDERING ANY ZATIONS/PERSONNEL SHOULD REPORT ANY MI_ PRESIDENT (LEFT), GRACE KERR AND V,RGIN- 'OBJECTIONS RAISED. CHANGES DIRECTLY TO THE DIRECTORY 'A SHELDON. OTHER CLUB MEMBERS ATTEND- THE-COURT MAY ALSO MAKE ANY ORDER WHICH IT DtEMS AP"RD- PHONE 81125. A LETTER IS CU'R'[.T~ ING THE KINDERGARTEN "ROGAAM INCLUDED: PRIATE AGAINST ANY 'ARTY OTHER THAN THE CHILD IN AC~O':~::I"I~~,.~::!: DISTRI.UTED TO ALL ORGANIZATI VIRGINIA EDMONDS, POLLY THRO'P" RUTH WITH THI TRUIT TERRITORY COOE, INCLUDINQ REQUIRING A NEG_ UPDATING OF OR~ANI· HAMILTON, LORAINE GANNON AND IRtNE WES- fCONTI~ED IN COLUMN TWO) StL. t SATURDAY, D(CEM6ER • 28, 1968 fnURGLASS PAGE 3 Johnson Stays at Texas- Home Woman Placed on Wanted List Waiting For Engine to Fire For Last Holiday in Office WASHINGT'N (UPI)-.RuTH EI.ENANN SCHltR, Was Most Tense Apollo Moment SAN ANT.NI., TEX. (UPI)--PRESIOEHT J'HNS'~ 26, THE BLoNDE ACCUseD " HEL'INQ T. ~ID S'ACE CENTERA HIU!T'N (UPI)--THE WAIT TI ~R'UO ,F HIS AO~'NIST~ATI •• IS ~'LE IN THE N~' BA~'ARA JAN MACKLE, HAl IECOMI TH' SEE If" ApOLI.. O's ROCKET ENGINE HAD "REO S~AC[ ~R'GRAM WHICH BR.UGHT THE SUCCESSFUL "ftiT WOMAN TI A"EAR O~ THI FBIII LIST AND THE ASTRONAUTS WERE ON THEIR WAY BACK II Me'N FLIGHT 'F A~'LL' 8, WAS AT THE lBJ IF 10 M.ST WANTta C~IMINAL'. TO "THE G.,D EAJtTH WAS THE MIST TENSE RANCH IN TEXAS T.DAY F'R A LAST ~'LIDAY BE THE FBI ADDED MISS SCHIER T. ITS LIST M'MENT IN THE MANNED ,pACE pR'GRAM fiR THE r,RE HIS PRESIDENCY ENDS JAN. 20 YESTERDAY WITH A WARNING THAT SHE MAY BE DIRECT'R OF FLIGHT 'PERATI.NS, CHRIS KRAFT. THt PRESIDENT AS USUAL HAD DAYS IF ~'.K A~ED AND SHOULD BE C'NSIDERED DANGER'US. "I DIDN'T HAVE ANYTHING T, W'RRY A!SIUT AHEAD--'N THE FINAL DRAFTS 'F THE STATE IF SHE IS WANTED F'R KIDNA~ING, EXT'~TI'N AND BUT WIRRY ~B'UT THAT !SURN, II HE SA 10. THE UN"N MESSAGE, THE aUDG(T AND EC.NIMIC RELATED CHARGES. THE 8URST .f THE ROCKET (NGINE--CRUCIAL
M[SSAGE. HE l.IKED Flft SUNeHIN~ WHICH MIGHT HER ALLEG(D ACC.MPLlcr IN THE MACKLE TI THE RETURN If fRANK BeRMAN 1 JAMES L'VELL HELP OftY UP HIS ,EftSISTENT CllD. CASE, GARY STEVEN KRIST, WAS ARRESTED SUN· AND WILLIAM ANOERS--ICCURRED 8EHIND THE M.tN. ''WE HAYE CIME S. FAit S. FAST, S. G•• D," DAY IN A fL.RIDA SWAM~. AN ANXIIUS WI.LD HAD TI WAIT UNTIL THE SPACE HE TllO NEWSMEN WK. GATHEItED IN HIS WASHING MISS SCHIER AND KRIST WEltE ACCUSED IF CRAFT CAME AR'UNO THE EDGE OF THE MOIN Te TIN .FfleE F.1t AN IMPII:IMTU PRESS "NFERENCE ABOUCTING MISS MACKLE AT GUNPOINT ArTER FINO OUT IF THE ReCKET fiRED CORRECTLY.
WH!~C THE APILLI ASTft,NAUTS WERE SEING ENTERING THE DECATUR 1 GA., MITEL RI'M WHERE KRAFT~ SPEAKING AT A NEWS C'NFERENCE AfTER ~ICK~O U' IN THE PACI,.IC. "I HAVE SAID SHE WAS STAYING WITH HER H.THER. THE 20- ApOLLO 0 S'LASHED INT' THE P~ClfJC, SAID JANY PftAYERS THE LAST FEW DAYS EXPItESS I NG YEAR-ILD C'RAL GABLES, fLA., ClEO WAS flUND THE TRANS-EARTH R'CKET FIRING TOPS THEM ALL." THANKS rlR THE G.IO FIRTUNE WE HAVE HAD." ALIVE BURIED IN A COffiN-liKE BIX AfTER ftTHERE ARE THREE TIMES NOW IN THE SPACE
THE Ap~LL' MISSI'N, THE RETURN IF THE HER MILLI.NAIRE fATHE~ PAID A $~OO,OOO f"1q'GRAM WHEN I HAVE BEEN MOST APPREHENS I VE 1 " PUtBL. CREWMEN, THE RELEASE Ir WAR pRISINERS RANS'M SAID KRAFT. "THE FIRST WAS JOHN GLENN'S BY CAMBODIA AND THE MISY ECINIRIC PICTURE THE fBI STARTED ITS 10 MIST WANHD LISTS RE-ENTRY WHEN WE HAD THE HEAT SHIELD SIGNAL ALL BUIYED HIS HILIDAY SPIRIT. 18 YEARS AG.. ALL.F THE 283 PERS'NS IT WAS LOOSE ~ND WE KEPT THE ROCKET PACK ON. BUT HIS Me.D WAS TEMPERED BY THE fACT PLACED ON THE LIST SINCE THEN ~ERE MEN. "THE SEC.liO TIME WAS IN GEMINI 8 WHEN WE THAT MEN STILL ARE DYING .N THE VIET NAM MISS SCHIER WAS THE 284 LIST C.NTR'L MIMENTARILY AND THE ONE I BE BATTLEFIELD. "PEACE, THAT IS WHAT ALL .F US THE WANTED W'MAN, A NATIVE er EL HATllL., LIEVE TO,5 THEM ALL feR ME WAS THE TRANS ..,ANT MeRE THAN ANYTHING ELSE," HE SAID. HONDURAS, GRADUATED IN 1967 FR'M THE UNI EARTH BURN," HE SAID. WITH.uT BEING SPECIFIC, J'HNS,N SAID THAT VERSITY .F MEXIC. WITH A DEGREE IN CHEMI III DIDN'T HAVE THE JOB THE REST Of THE DEPUTY PEACE NEG.TIATIR CYRUS VANCE, BACK STRY. SHE S •• N WENT T. W.RK IN WASHINGT.N FLIGHT DIRECTORS HAD AT THAT M'MENT T. THINK IN PARIS AFTER CINSULTATI.HS IN WASHINGTIN, AT THE PAN AMERICAN UNI.N AND REMAINED ABOUT ALL THE THINGS I SHOULD HAVE BEEN BELIEVES "SUBSTANTIVE TALKS" CAN NIW GET THERE UNTIL LAST FALL, WHEN SHE tNR.LLED DOING ... G..ING. AT THE MARINE SCIENCE INSTITUTE AT-THE ~Llfr'RD CHARLESW'.'H, PRIME fLIGHT DIRECTOR HE EXPRESSED HIS IRRITATI'N IVER THE 'R' UNIVERSITY If MIAMI. ~N THE MISSION1 SAID HIS MOST ANXIOUS MOMENT CEDURAL IMPASSE THAT IS H'LDING U, PR'GRESS THE FBI SAID M~ss SCHIER SPEAKS r'UR CAME WHEN THE ASTRONAUTS FIRED THE SAME IN THE NEG'TIATI,NS DURING HIS FINAL DAYS t LANGUAGES, GERMAN, ENGLISH, S'ANISH AND ROCKET ENGINE T. puT THE SPACECRAFT INT. AS PRESIDENT. FRENCH AND STANDS 5'2" o. 5'3" AND WEIGHS LUNAR ORBIT. THAT ALse WAS ACCGMPLISHED eN "THE 'NE TH I NG THAT W'ULD MAKE US ALL BETWEEN 110 AND 120 P.uNDS. THE eACKSIOE Of THE ~"N. HAPPIER THAN ANYTHING ELSE," SAID JIHNS'N, "IT WAS NIT A SENSE OF ANY oeUBT IN TriE "IS T, HAVE A TRUCE IN VIET NAM AND TI HAVE No Moonshot Planned By Russia SPACE:CRAFT," H£ SAID. "IT WAS JUST A FEELING SU5STANTIAL PR'GRESS TIWARD 'EACE •• T' CUT Of '~E'RE HERE New, WE'RE COMMITTEO, HE S eUT ALL IF THIS DILLY DALLYING, TALKING TURIN, ITALY (UPI)--TH£ S.VIET UNiON'S G'NE, L'SS eF SIGNAL, ALL SUR NUMBERS SAY AB.UT WHERE YOU SIT AT THE TABLES, WH. T'~ SPACE SCIENTIST SAID IN AN INTERVIEW EVERYT~ING IS RIGHT AND WE THINK WE'VE D~NE ceMES IN rIRST, WH' SPEAKS FIRST AND ALL ~UBLISHED T.DAY RUSSIA "WILL N.T SEND A MAN EVERYTHING RIGHT BUT ~E REALLY "'.N't KNaw TI1AT. " AROUND THE M.IN" IN THE NEAR fUTURE. HE UNTIL THEY CeMf: OUT THE BACK SIDE." WITH THE GIAL If PEACE STILL ELUDING HIM, ,REDICTED THE UNITED STATES MAY LAND As BUT HE WAS NIT AS WORRIED ABeUT RE-ENTRY, J'HNS,N SAID "IT ..,'ULD ..lUST at PARADISE IF' T~NAUTS THERE 8Y NEXT MAY. EVEN THOUGH IT WAS .NE Of THE MOST CRITICAL WE C'ULO END THAT THING. BUT WE MUST 01 IT PRIF. LEINID SEO.V tNDICATED THE S.VIETS AND ~.TENTIALLY THE MOST DANGEReuS IN THE W'TH H.N.R." HAVE N'T BEEN CIMPETING IN A ~ACE TI IR81T HISTI~Y OF MANNED SPAeE FLIGHT. HE SAID HE HAD THE "BEST CHRISTMAS EVER," .R LAND .N THE M.aN, IN SPITE IF E~ftLIER ~t FELT WE HAD PROVEN OUR MATHEMATICS AND BASKING IN THE JOY .r TWI GRANDCHILDREN. ~~~.RTS T. THAT EFrECT. eUR ceMPUTER PROGRAMS AND eUR SPACECRAfT SO AND HE DIseL.SED THAT THEY ALL HAD TALKED HE SAID THE S.VIETS ARE C.NCENTftATING eN THAT WE COULD FLY THIS ENTRY AND I WAS caM- TO HIS TWI SINS-IN-LAW, MARINE MAJ. CHARLES PERfECTING UNMANNED SPACESHIPS f,R EXPLaRA- PLET£LY CONFIDENT THE FLIGHT CREW CGULD FLY ReB8 AND AIRMAN IC PATRICK NUGENT, 'N TION IF" CELESTIAL 8.01£5 DEEPER IN SPACE IT, " HE SAID. CHRISTMAS EVE WHEN THE TWI MEN G'T T.GETHER I THAN THE MIIN. IN 0.. NANG, VIET NAM. SED.V IS KNIWN IN RUSSIA AS THE .. "F"~TH£ft Trainmen Enjoined From Striking ~E SAID HE MADE TWI-MON-H-'LD CINDY Rlee Itf THE SPUTNIK," THE S.VIET UNIIN'S 'RIGI "CRY A LITTLE S' HER DADO"I' CIULD HEAR HER NAL pl'HEERING SP~CE SERIES. HE WAS INTER-I NEW YORK (UPI)--UNION TRAINMEN ON THE VIICE. VIEWED IN M,sCIW BY A C.RRESP.NDENT .F THE STRIKE-PLAGUED LONG ISLAND RAILR8AD 1 THE WHEN LITTLE LYN "G.T STUBe.RN AND DI~N'T TURIN NEWSPAPER LA STANPA. NATION'S LARGEST CeMMUTER LINE, TODAY WERE WANT TI TALK," J'HNSIN SA 10 HE T ICKLEO HIM ASKED IF THE S,VIET W.ULD S(ND A MANNED ENJOINED fROM STRIKING UNDER A PRESIDENTIAL 51 NUGENT C'ULD HEAR HIS S'N. SATELLITE AlING THE T~AIL BLAZED BY eRDER CREATING A SPECIAL PANEL TO STUDY PRESIDENT AND MRS. JIHNS.N PLANNED TO AMERICA'S A~OLL' 8, SEO.V REPLIED: "THERE THEIR LABeR DISPUTE ~ITH THE LINt. ~EMAI" lHReUGH NEW YEAR'S DAY AT THEIR DIES NOT EXIST AT PRESENT A SIMILAR ,R,- PhESIDENT J8HNSGN S'GNED THE ORDER YESTER- o RANCH. THEIR Y.UNGER DAUGHTER, LUCI NUGENT, JECT IN 'UR PRIGRAM IN THE NEAR rUTURE DAY AT THE TEXAS WHITE HOUSE, INVOI(ING THE AND GRANOS'N WERE IN SKIING EXPEOITI,N "'HIL£ WE WILL NO" SEND A MAN AROUND THE M.,N. ',fEDERAL RAILWAY LABOR ACT. THE ACT APPLIES LYNDA BIRO RIBB AND HEIt BABY GIRL STAVED AT ''WE START fR.M THE PRINCIPLE THAT CERTAIN iTO ST!'lIKES THAT THREATEN TO DISRUPT ESSENTIAL THE WHITE H'USE PR.BLEMS CAN BE RES.LVEO WITH THE USE.F TRAHSP.~TATION SERVICE IN A LARGE SECTION AUTaMATIC SIUNDINGS." ,Of THE COUNTRY. Arab Guerrillas Face Charges LA 5U.MP~ NOTED THAT LAST OCT. 23 THE THE LIRR SERVES AB'UT 90,000 CGMMUTERS IN ! SeVIET NEWS AGANCY TASS EXPRESSLY STATED 1 THE NEW YORK METROP.LITAN AREA. Of Attacking Israeli Airliner THAT THE SGVIET UNION WAS PREPARING T. SEN~ JOHNSON'S ORDER PREVENTS THE BROTHERHOOD A MANNED CAPSULE T'WARD THE Me'N. ~ OF' RAILWAY TRAINIoIEN fR0M STRIKING FOR 60 ATHENS {UPI }--Tw. A.RAB GUERRILLAS, INE , BUT IT QUOTED SEDev AS SAYING THAT, AT 'DAYS WHILE THE BLUE-RIBBON PANEL STUDIES THE WAVING HIS HANDCUFFED HANDS WITH A VICT.RY THIS STAGE .f EX'.L'~ATIIH, ~UTOMATIC ( LABOR-MANAGEMENT 0 tspun: SIGN AND THE eTliER VaWING THAT "I 010 MY SP.CE STATIINS A~E BEST ADAPTED F.~ MO'N j WITHIN 30 DAYS or THE ORDER'S ISSUANCE, DUTY," APPEARED BErOAE A MAGISTRATE T.DAY , THE PANEL MUST SUBM I T A REPeRT TO THE PRES I 'N CHARGES STEMMING fRIM AN ATTACK .f AN I TI THE P\.ANETS. DENT AND FOR 30 DAYS THEREAfTER NO CHANGES ISRAELI AIRLINER. I "I 5ELIEVE THAT IN THE NEXT 10 YEARS ARE PERMITTED BY THE RAILROAD ElF< THE EMPLOYEES THE JUDGE GAVE MAHMIUD M.HAMAD ISSA, 25, VEHICLES WITHIUT MEN .N B.ARO WILL eE THE IN THCIR WORKING RULES AND MAHER HuSSEIN YAMANI, 19, UNTIL MINDAY FIRST S.URCE Of KN'~LEDGE F.R THE EXAMAINA-I THE PANEL IS HEAOED BY fRANK DUGAN, A PRO Te PREPARE THEIR DEfENSE. THEY WEAE .. CHARGED TIIN IF CELESTIAL 6.01ES LESS NEAR T. u~," I f"ESSeR AT GEORGETOWN LAW SCHOOL IN WASHING YESTERDAY WITH MUADER, ILLEGAL PISSESS liN HE S.ID. ~To THIS END WE ARE ,ERfECTING 1 TON AND A PROf[SSIONAL ARBITRATOR. or ARMS, ILLEGAL PISSESSIIN ,F EXPLOSIVE .UR TECHNldUES." If HAROLD PRYGR, CHAIRMAN OF THE TRAINMEN'S AND DAMAGE TO f.REIGN pA'PERTY. SEDIV HAILED THE A~'Ll.' 8 ~ISSIIN AS A ',UNION, \-lAO JOINED LlRR "PRESIOENT FRANK AIK AUTHORITIES SEIZED THE MEN AfTER THEY AL "GREAT SCIENTIFIC CI",QUEST" AND CINGftATU- MAN JR. IN URGING JOHNSON TO SIGN THE LEGEDLY RUSHED AN (L AL AIRLINER PREPARING LATEO AMERICAN SCIENTISTS AND SPACEMEN IN ORDER. T8 TAKE ,Ff f.R NEW Y,RK TNURSDAY, FIRING A .T. PRYOR PLEDGED TO WORK WITH THE FACT-fiNDING SUBMACHINE GUN AND THR.WING INCENDIARY BOMes., lOON THE BASIS OF WHAT THEY HAVE ALREADY BOARD AND EXPRESSED HIS APPRECIATION FOR ONE Of THE 41 PASSENGERS ABIARD WAS KILLED. D.NE, I 5ELIEVE IT IS PISSI&LE THAT THE THE PRESIDtNT'S INTEREST IN THE PROBLEM. HIS B.OY WAS TURNED eVER TI AN AIRLINES UNITED STATES CAN LAND A "AN IN THE MO'N MANAGEMENT AND THE UNION HAVE BEEN NEGO CFFICIAL TODAY fOR TRANSP.RTATION T. ISRAEL NEXT MAY," HE SAID. TIATING SINCE OCT, I TO CHANGE RATES OF PAY, THE GUERRILLAS 1 MEM8ERS IF AN ARAB COM "THIS WILL ALSO BE AN EXTREMELY DIFFICULT WORK RULES AND OTHER LABOR CONDITIONS. MANDe 'RGANIZ~TleN, APPEARED IN THE ATHENS TASK. I BELIEVE, H.WEVER, THAT THE AMERI , THE COMPANY CONTE NOS THAT THE CONTRACT COURT UNDER HEAVY POLICE GUARD. ISSA LlfTE CANS PISSESS THE NECESSARY TECHNICAL KNGW- PACKAGE THE TRAINMEN ARE SEEKING WILL RAISE HIS HANDCUFFED HANDS WITH TWO FINGERS FLASHE HOW AND THE MEANS rOR CARRYING .UT THIS OPERATING COSTS BY $44 MILLION A YEAR A VICTORY SIGN. PR.JECT Teo lO LAST MONTH, THE TRAINMEN STAGED A B~IEF YA~ANI, LOOKING DAZED AND FRIGHTENED AS SED.V AI.SO PREDJCTtD THAT WITHIN A fEW STRIKE A.NO 'THREATENED TO 00 SO AGAIN OVER HE WAS PUSHEO TOWARD THE MAGISTRATEiS OFFICE, YEARS HA.N WILL BE A8LE TI BUILD A LABIRA A NEW DAILY TRAIN SCHEDULE WHICH T~E COMPANY SAID IN ENGLISH, "ISRAELIS ARE (NEHIES •• MY T.RY ON THE MIeN AND WITHIN 20 YEARS AN SAYS WILL ReSULT IN IM'PROVED SEr,VICE. COUNTRY •••• I 010 MY DUTY" '[NT I RE V I LlAGE. ON Nov. 28, THE UNION REJECTED AN QFrER As THE TWO WENT TO COURT, ARAB COMMANDS ~y THE NATIONAL MEDIATION BOAnD TO ARBI l.EADERS ~P()LOGIZED FOR THE "OISTURBANCE" Send Your HourGlass Home JRATE THE DISPUTE. 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Basketball Classic New Year's Day Race
~C'-j:JULC COME ABOUT TO 1969 WITH THE TRADE WINOS ::'UNDAY DECEMBER 2 ON KWAJALEIN LAGOON' PM - HI-Los VS SANDBAGGERS A CAt-20 SAILING RACE WILL aE HELD ON (SMITH AND HULTS) NEW YEAR'S DAY IN THE MORNING. 7 PM .. 69ERS VS PALM TERRACE SKIPPERS WISHING TO ENTER ~HOULD SEND (LCLCPALI AllO KUAI I) A. NOTE WITH $1.00 ENTRY FEE RIGHT AWAY PI, .. KtlR V~ MAf:IIJA TO: B. KUHN "-- (LrL.(PALL AND KUAIJ) PRESS~ Ro I NAMuR lIONDAY, J[CnlEEr ·"10 7 PM .. PHOTO CL.OHNS VS WINNER OF HI-Los .. Winter Sail Race Series SANDBAGGER5 (HULTS AND S:IITH) A RACE SERIES IN CAL-20 ~A1LBOATS VILL J PM .. DOUGLAS VS WI NNER OF KMR .. MARI NA BE RUN ON SUNDAY MORNING5 FROM ABOUT JAN (KUAII AND KUKONA) 5 TO FEB. 16 THESE RACES ARE SPONSO~ED BY SPECIAL HIGH SCHOOL ?2 PALM TERRACE "c 1 40 SERVICES AND THE KWAJAL[IN SAIL RACING Junior Basketball ASSOCIATION, AND ARE OPEN TO ANYONE WITH HIGH SCHO'.L G F T A CAL-20 LICENSE. [JURNEY I 3-6 5 ATTENT ION: 7 AND 8 GRADE B~ys RACES WILL BE RUN UNDER NAYRU RULES GOULD 3 1-6 7 SKIPPERS DESIRING TO ElnER 5HDULD 5cHMERSAHL I 0-3 2 ALL BOYS AT THE SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE COMPLETE THE FORM BELOI. ArW S(NO IT PETERSON a 1-2 I LEVEL INTEREST~D IN PLAYINQ JUNIOR BASKET WITH ~2 00 ENTRY FEE TO' BUCKL.EY I 1-2 3 BALL, THERE WILL BE A BASKETBALL CLlNIC B KUHN STANDEN a 0-1 a MONDAY, DEC. 30, 1968. PRESS SINCLAIR I 0-0 2 THE CLINIC WILL BE HELO AT DALLY COURT Ro I NAMUR MOSLEY I 0-2 2 AT 3:30 PM. BY GUARD MAIL BEFORE UECEMBER 29 8 6-22 22 You MAY SIGN UP AT THIS TIME. PALM TERRACE' e" ------.... -- ENTRY FORM - ItJlNTER CAL-l'O RACE SERIES RAMSEY 4 1-2 9 Knicks Edge Rockets 111-109 CHING I 0-1 2 NAME______L IC. No ___ AINA 6 0-1 12 THE NEW YORK KNICKERBOCKERS ARE REACHING SUM I DA o 0-1 a THE END OF WHAT HAS BEEN A LONG, UPHILL PHONE No •. -u;:::;:- PHilLIPS 2 0-1 4 OR I VE. HOME ""ORK BURNS 3 0-0 6 AFTER GETTING 9FF Te A MISERABLE START ALCARAZ I 0-0 2 IN THE NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION LEAVE OR TOY OATES I N JAN /FEB _____ KUAII I I-I 3 THIS SEASON THAT LEFT THEM FAR OUT OF THE GONZALES 0 2-2 2 PLAYeFF RAC~, THE KNICKS HAVE WELDED A I WILL BE RESPONSIBLE A~ SKIPPER F"R ______111 _ i-2 _ i O__ A POTENT ATTACK AND THEY CAPTURED THEIR THE SAFE HANDLING ~f THE BOAT WHILE SIXTH CONSECUTIVE VICTORY LAST NIGHT BY RACING. GOOD GUYS 23 KMR 31 NIPPING THE SAN DIEGO ReCKETs 111-109. SIGNED IT WAS ALSO THE 16TH TRIUMPH FOR THE $2. 00 ·"E~N~T~R~Y:-:[~'~C~L~Q~S~[~D----- GOOD GUYS G F T KNICKS IN THEIR LAST 20 OUTINGS AND LEFT [RICKSON 3 1-2 7 THEM ONLY A GAME AND ONE HALF BEHIND rOURT" THIMSE;"N I 0-2 2 PLACE CINCINNATI AND THE FINAL PLAYOFF Sports Roundup HICKEY I-I I BERTH IN TH£ EASTERN DIVISION 0 UCLA, NORTH CAROLINA, PRINCETON AND ST. CONWAY 2 0-0 4 CAllIE RUSSElL AND WILLIS REED HAD 23 JOHNS WERE FIRST ROUND WINNERS IN THE HOLI STA VAST I 0-1 2 POINTS EACH FOR THE KNICKS, BUT IT WAS A OAY BASKET BALL FESTIVAL AT NEw YORK YES CLARK I 0-1 2 FIELD G®AL BY DICK BARN£TT WITH 1:09 LEFT TERDAY. THt UNBEATEN AND TOP-RANKED BRUINS GEMS[Y I THAT PR@VIDED THE W,NNING POINTS. ROOKIE 1-2 3 TRIMMED PROVIDENCE, 9B-81 •••• SECOND-RATED rRIDH I 0-0 2 ELVIN HAYES ~F SAN DIEGO LEO ALL sceRERS NORTH CAROLINA DOWNED FIFTH-RANKEO VILLANOVA 10 3-9 23 WITH 40 POINTS. 69-61 •••• PRINCETON WHIPPEO HOLV CROSS, 67- IN THE ONLY OTHER CONTEST LAST NIGHT, A~D ST. JOHNS BEAT MICHIGAN STATE 61-51. KMR THE BALTIM'RE BULLETS STRETCHEO THEIR ...... EDWARDS 2 0-0 4 EASTERN DIVISleN LEAD Te THREE GAMES OVtR INDIANA SHADtD NI~GAR~J B6-B3 ••• AND LA JOHNSON I 1-3 3 RUNNERUP PHILADELPHIA BY BEATING THE MIL SALLE THUMPED PENN STATE, 10-55, IN OPENING LYNN 0-0 12 'BUCKS 6 WAUKE"E 136-122. ROU~O GAMES AT THE QUAKER C,TY TOURNEY IN RADER I 1-2 3 EARL MeN ROE OF THE BULLETS 'SANk 10 OF PHILADELPHIA. SOUTH CAROLINA BURIED RHODE RHOADES 3 0-1 6 HIS _IRST I I FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS AND FI ISLAND, 86-68 •••• ANO ST. JOSEPHS DOWNED STUBBS I 1-2 3 NISHED WITH 32 POINTS JACK MARIN AOOED ______Ii _ .H _ 3. __ DtPAUl, 74-64. 1 28 POINT~ LO! ~AhT!M£Rf' ___ _ .*.*************** NORTHWESTERN STRETCHED ITS WINNING STRING liB" MARINA 26 PALM T~RRAC~ 43 NSA STANOINGS -- TO EIGHT GAMES AND CAPTURED THE GATOR BOWL EAST W L peT. GB CLASSIC AT JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA, WITH A MA.RINA G T F SA LT'ii:«>R E 28 8 • 778 77-68 TRIUMPH OVER BOSTON COLLEGE. FLORID~ PtNNINGTON I 0-0 2 PHILAOELPHIA 24 10 .~6 4 DEFEATED GEORGIA 82-77 FOR THIRD PLACE. WH ITt 2 0-1 2 BOSTON 22 10 . 8 4 ***********.******* REMI CK 0-0 10 CINCINNATI 21 13 .618 6 THIRD-RANKED DAVIDSON WILL rACE TEXAS BUItItOUGHS ~ 2-5 10 NEW YORK 22 17 ·564 7 1/2 FOIt THE TITLE IN THE CHARLOTTE INVITATIONAL. KIRK 0 0-0 a DETROIT 12 21 .364 14 1/2 0 DAVIDSON DRUBBED MARYLAND 83-69 ANO TEXAS RUSSELL 0 0-0 MILWAUKEE 10 28 .263 I, RAlLltD TO BEATWICH'USTATt 84_81 IN OPEN STANDEN 0 0-0 0 WEST ING GAMES LAST NIGHT. LANGE 0 0-2 0 LOSA'NGEL ES 26 10 ·722 *••• ************** MA 10 0 0-0 0 ATLANTA 20 15 .~71 5 1/2 SPENCER HAYWOOD SCORED 32 POINTS TO LEAD SAN FRAN. 16 21 32 10 1/2 15TH-RATED DETROIT TO A 86-62 VICTORY OVER ------SAN DIEGO 21 .41~ 10 1/2 MISSISSIPPI STATE IN THE MOTOR CITY TOURNA CHICAGO PALM TERRACE "6 ' :~ 23 ·37 12 1/2 MENT. DETROIT NOW FACES TEMPLE, A 67-62 SEATTLE 26 14 1/2 VILORIA 8 0-2 16 Ig ·333 WINNER OVER MIAMI OF OHIO. PHOENIX 28 .222 CONNORS I 2-2 4 18 ***************** ALEXANOER 6 1-3 13 OKLAHOMA STATE AND KANSAS STAT!: JOINED FR IDAY'S RESUL TS. WILLIS 3 0-4 6 THE WINNER'S BRACKET IN THE BIG EIGHT NEW YORK III -- SAN 01 EGO 109 Sl~ITH Q 1-2 TOURNEY AT KANSAS CITY. OKLAHOMA STATE BALTIMORE 136 -- MILWAUI(£[ 122 GOUVtlA I I-I 3 TRIMMEO MISSOURI, 60-55 ... AND KANSAS STATE ______12 _ 5.-.!.4_ ±3 __ BREElED PAST IOWA STATt, 79-66. National Hockey League ****************** ~TAND I NGS ELEV£NTH-RA.TED ILLINOIS AND MIAMI OF EAST W L T PTS GF GA FtORIDA WILL MEET FON THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF MONTREAL 18 43 105 THE HURRICANE CLASSIC, ILLINOIS HANDED BOSTON 18 ~ ~ 42 117 A~ CREIGHTON A 90-87 SETBACK •••• AND MIAMI EOGEI'I 40 TORONTO 9 6 ;15 80 PITTSBUItGH, 79-70. NEW YORK :~ 13 3 93 86 **.******* •••••• CH I CAGO 17 2 §~ 123 103 Nrw YORK (1IP'l __ TH£ DETROIT REO WINGS DETROIT 14 :~ 5 33 110 107 STILL AItE HAVING THEIR TROUBLES wlT~ THE WEST EXPANSION CLUBS. ST. LOUIS 15 9 9 39 70 DETROIT HAD TO SCRAMBLE FOR A 3-3 TIE OAKLAND II 19 27 II loB WITM THE PHILADELPHIA FLYERS IN FRIDAY Los ANGtLES II ~ 27 91 NIGMT'S ONLY NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE ~AME PHILAOELPHIA 9 :~ 6 A~ 107 ON AN UNASSISTED GOAL BY PETER STEMKOWSKI MINNESOTA 9 19 6 ~~ 83 107 WITH 5:22 LEFT TO PLAY. THE Rto WINGS HAVE PITTSBURG 7 20 6 20 81 117 ONLY A 6-6-4 RECORD AGA I NST THE NEW TEAMS AND AS A RESULT ARE MIRED IN THE CELLAR OF FRIDAY'S RESULTS -- THE EAST DIVISION. DETROlT 3 - PHILADELPHIA 3 (TIE) DE11t0lT COACH BILL GADSBY WAS CONFINED TO PRESS Box FOR THE GA~E I
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LA TIER D4'" SA I NTS 1200-1900 12oo-l~ 1200-1900 /200-1900 1200~1900 °73°-1900 °13°-1900 SERVICES ARE HELD IN THE fiNE ARTS BuiLDING PRIESTHOOD HEETING IS AT SHOP 1230- 17)0 1230-1 (30 1~30-1731) 12]0-17]0 123°-173° 12Jo-1730 8 30 AM, SUNDAY SCHOOL AND SACRAMENT 183°-21)0 183°-213° 183°-213° 1810-2 130 1830-2 13::l 183°-213° HH11NG ,S AT 945 AN 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 °900-2200 0900':'''.-00 1300- 2200 I SERHON ,$ HELD [VERY 08]0-1730 08]0-1730 083°-173° 08)0-1730 0830-1 no 083°-173° 0830- 11)0 SUNDAY [VENING IN THE CHAPEL BEGINNING 1200- 1430 AT 6 PM. EVERYONE IS CORDIALLY INVITED LAB 1&:>0-2'1 00 1800-2100 1500-2100 1300-2100 1200-1900 1200-1900 TO ATTEND THESE sERVlcts, ITENN,'5 COURTS 063°-2330 063°-233° 063°-233° 063°-233° 063°-233° 063°-233° 06]0-2330 CATHOLIC 1 AN AND 9 15 AM IN THE MEHORIAL CHAP. 163°-1930 163°-193° 16]0-1930 1630-1930 163°-193° T{ jt I ~J(. 07)0-1930 EL AND AT 11'20 ON ROI HANUI!:. DAILY ~ss AT 4 45 PH IN THE BlESSED SACRA 1530-183° 153°-183° 153°-183° 153°-183° 153°-183° C930-1830 093°- 1830 MENT CH",PEL MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. CONFESSIONS &EFOR[ WEEKDAY NlSSES AND SATURDAY FROM 4 TO 4.45 PM AND FROM 1530-I&:lo 153°-1800 1530- I &lo 1530 - I&lo /'530- 1000 /300-163° 7 30 TO 8 30 PM. 1900~2130 1'7'/ '300 ('°30- 233° 1700-1&:>0 6900- qoo I 700. I &x> i 13tXl- 1500 ,. SERVICE 19 HELD EACH SUNDAY EVENING IN THE MEHORIAL CHAPEL BEGINNING AT 7 PM THERE WILL BE A SONG AND TESTIMONY se~VIce, CLOS ING WIT~ A SERMON >4- * r/.xi LIFE ~EAM Mt\KER I STOP THE NEVER TOO PROTESTANT RICIi'ROSON ----..... WORLD A FINE ARIZONA tAT[ ~AF'L WORSHIP SERVICES WILL 8E HtLO AT 8 10 THEATER t-t\DNESS BUSHWACKERS AND II ~M AT THE ISLANO MEMORIAL c;'·:::;::f-______+-__ ~lj~ __~~~~~~Cl~".t~~""_+-M~US~~IC~80~X--_+--JL~~-----t--.l~'---_+--~~~----_j REV. ELotN M. BUCK WILL ~REACN THe MOK eNTITl..eO "He Is M,,"STER 0,. TIME" NEVER TOO CAST A GIANT AR IZONA DREAM ~K[R BASED ON II CORINTHIANS 5 14-62. OCEAN VIEW A rlNF' THEATER *DNESS LAT£",AFL SHAD(J.oJ BUSIitJACKERS A HURSERY IS PROVIDED IN TKE tSLANO IJAY NIGHT OWLS NURSeRY rOR THE SUNDAY SCHOOL AND II SERVICE - 9 1'5 AM TO 1245 PM. SUNDAY SCHOOL eLASStS rOR ~LL AGES AII;t yOK\tIE YUK HELD ~T THE GEORGE SE ITZ SCHOOL AT 9.40 THEA TER ADULTS ARE PRESENT TO ASSIST NEW- I COMERS IN rlNOIHG THEIR CLASSROOM. SUN L------.--tc~~~,_--.,------T"------_t~~~c;~;_t_------r_------i_------____ -"1 0-''1 SCHOOl. ON ROI NAttU" ~s AT 9 AM II> r SECRET lirE THE eOMMUNITY BUILDING AND WILL BE LtD lYE\( ~Ll ~EAM ""KER NEVER TOO or AN ARIZONA CAST A GIANT A tiNE 1I BY REV ELDEN M. BuCK. THEATER LArr~AF'l BUSHlolA CKERS SHA-O().J Mo\ONESS NrL I ChfJpel N()tes
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ON KWAJALtIN, AND AT II 20 AM ON ROI- ATC "'-""'-''''to",A A NAMORNEW YEAR'S CONrtSSloNS OAy AT 9.15 WH .. LAM aEAND HURD 4 45 ON~M r~~~~~~~~~~;;:~~~~~~~_r.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::_._~~~~~~~::~;_;;~~~----~~~116 MIN. COLOR • /19 MIN COLOII KIoIA,JAI"EIN rROM 4 TO 4 4; ~M ON N£w TOMMY STEELE, MICHAEL MEDWIN JACKSON, WALTER Mt.TTHAU JOANNE WOOOWARO 'leAR's [VE. THIS "LEASANT, I..IGH1'\IEIGIIT BIIITISM THE AUTHO" 0,. "THE SEVEN YEAR ITCH" 1rI000WARO IS STRUGGLING TO SU~- NOTIC[ AMelES ALONG A WELL TROO[N ~ATH. IT AaAIN ••• S~OOF'ING THE AHERICANJ:;;:::,;:~:::'; ANO HER BOY rRleND, A ~E WILL BE NO CHOIR REHEARSAL OR TOMMY STEELE, A YOUNG ~"OMOT[R IN A ~E- GEO~QE AxE~~OO rRESH rROM THE JAMES Y.UTH rELLOWSHI~·MEETO.GS WEDNESDAY, CORDING COfoitoANY, DEVOTES MUCH 0,. tllS ITTEN, ~~OOUCEO, AND DI~(CTEO CONNE~Y IS IN ANOTHE~ DU[ TO t ... , New 'I',AR'S DAY HOLIDAY. S~AII!E TIIoI£ TO THE OR~HANAGE THAT '"'''''1''''' $tCII!ET LI,.E or AN AMERICA" 'WIrE". "S",.50N T~I!: POtT." OuT Of" ON[ REPORI fROM f~THER JOHN ED H'M A,.TER TH' WAR, AND WHEN MONEY " CONNECTICUT HOUSE- THE NEXT AND AT THE SAMt TIHt FATKER JOHN ENOELECKE, WHO DE~ARTeD TROU8LES THREATE~ ITS EXISTENCE, HE WHO, eORED WITH THE ROUTINE or TO C"EATE. PAT"ICK O'NEAL AND YESTERDAY MORNING ArTER A HOLD lAY STAGES A 8ENEFI~ WITN THE HEL~ or HIS lA, GIVES HER DAYS OVER TO SE8E~G AaE ALSO rEATUREO. TO THE KWAJA~eIN E~ISCO~AL COMMUNITY, SWEETHEART AND COOPERATIVE MUSICIANS. 1"''''"1,, AlII) REMINISCENces or THE (REl. 1966) "EPORTEI) HE WILL 8E SERVING ON A NEW (REl. 1964) rOR MISS JACKSON THE rtRST ASSIGNMENT BEGINNING; THE f'lRST or OF THt 5£ MINUTE FILM I! VIII;TUAL- AT JANUARY HE WILL "COMMUTE" ON WEEJlENDS ATC MONOL~UI[ AS SHE TALkS TO He"- TO GRACE CHURCH, HoOLEHUA, OlOKAl, TO MI', COLOR-WS AND THe SCII;EEN. P ATRICK O'N EAL SHARE A MINISTRY THERE WITH " FATHER DE CARLO KUSBANO, WHILE EoY 'WILLIAMS 'LAY ON THE SCREEN. FOR THE JUSTo ANO"ES or THE PHllIP"IHE """,,"'-1 PLENTY 0,. rAMILAR FACES IN THIS ONE, 8EAUTY BLONDE NEXT DOOR. WHO DON'T liKE MUSICALS YOU DENT CHURCH, '01'1'10 WilL 8E "COMMUT JOHN IRELAND, SARTOH McLAIN, MlRI\.'f'N (RtL. 1968) LIK[ THIS EITHER. BUT, Ir YOU "ROM MAul. fATHER JOHN ALSO CON- MAXWELL, MONTE MONTANA AND SCOTT 8RADY "'IL~ or TNE STAGE YOU SHOULDN'T TIHUE AS 'RleST IN CHARGE ALONG WITH TNe TO' 8IllERS. HOWARD E~ISCOtoAl AT F'ILMeo or' THE LONDON STAGE, or CANTERBURY HOUSE AND AS ASSISTAMT KEEL, A RE8EL TURNCOAT DURING THE Mill. COlCR WA~ ;ii:;;;""~"'-"'1"6 THE HERO IS IN THE THROS [OITOR or RIDES INTO A LAWLESS TOWN AS A NEW rORO, MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN HIMSLEr UP' THE SOCIA~ lADDER BISHO~ SHE~lrr UNDER THE JURISDICTION or THE MIDOlE-AGEO COUP'L[ OISCOVE~ THEY SINGLE STARK SET, AND TNE BISHO~ or HONOLULU, WILL JAN- rEOERAL GOVERNMENT. THe ONLY THING A80UT T8 8E PARENTS ACAIN. To UARY I, TO BE succeEDED ,RO TEM 8Y MISSING IN THIS B~MINUS WESTERN IS O'SULLIVAN'S DISTRESS, THE GLAD I::::::"~::,::::' IN THE ,AME COSTUMES HIS TALI: 'S TOLD IIY .~~~:,"'I THE SUFrRAGAN BISHO", E. LANI HANCHETT AUOIE AND DAN DURYEA. r MUR~H[Y CAUSES CONSTERNATION IN HER AL ~ANTOMINE, A CHOItUS, OCCASI MARMONIOUS KOUSEIIOlO. A RE CC NT V I SIT Ott T 0 "'''ItA ,JA" tiN. e 15,",0' f------(c"-'-'-' _''!68:..c1______-l ,;;;;,: OF "!THY OIALKuE. AND AP'T, TASTE~ KENNEDY WA' HERE ABOUT A YIAR AGO. HER TIGHT-FrSTEC KUBBV IS SCNGS. ORIGINAL 8001'1, MUSIC AND MERRY CHR Isms ON Ml\JlRO <:71 I) I I I CONN r E STE VENS, ICS 8Y ANTHONY NEWELY AND LESLIE THE 19 CARTONS 0,. CLOTHING, CANNED ...Jh. W • ." HUTTON, TH[ IH_ GOODS ANO OTHCR GirTS COLLECTED 8Y Or I"""'".''' "N-"_,,. '" ,,,.,,", ("". 19661 KWA,JALEIN CATHOLIC WOMEN, REACMED ';~~~~:;~~~~------~~--I:;~.;;; JOKES "OSSleL[ IN THESE cr ASSUMPTION MISSION, MAJURe, IN PLENTY I CAST A GIANT SHAD
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