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RIOTING ERUPT~ IN ~ATT~; ARMSTRONG I AND SCOTT RETURN EARLY T'\KfS TWO NEGROE~t LIVtu AFTER SUCCESSFUL DOCKING IN SPACE Los ANGELES (UPi)--SQUADS OF SHOTGUN­ SPACf CENTER, HOUSTON (UPI)--GEMINI-8 ASTRONAUTS NEil ARMSTRONG 'AND DAVID CARRYING POLICE PATROLLED THE TENSE SCOTT, DASHED fROM SPACE TRIUMPH TO PERIL IN A MATTER Of HOURS, MADE AN EMERGEN­ WATTS AREA TODAY, GUARDING AGAINST ANY CY SPLASHDOWN TONIGHT IN THE WESTERN PACifiC OCEAN. RECURRENCE OF NEGRO RiOTiNG WHICH LEfT THE GEMiNi-8 COMPLETED ITS fiERY RE-ENTRY INTO THe EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE AND PARA TWO DEAD AND 25 WOUNDED LAST NiGHT CHUTED INTO THE PACIfiC AT 3:24 PM LOCAL TIME, 500 MILES EAST Of THE iSLAND Of A POTENTIALLY CRITICAL POiNT WAS PASS­ OKINAWA, 900 MILES EAST Of RED CHINA AND 2,800 MILES NORTHWEST or KWAJALEIN. ED WITHOUT INCIDENT WHEN TtEN-AGERS FIL­ A U.S. AIR FORCE C-54 RESCUE PLANE WAS ALREADY OVERHEAD Of THE SPLASHDOWN AREA ED HOME QUIETLY fROM HIGH ::rHOOl THiS AND TwO U S. DESTROYERS, ALONG WITH AMPHIBIOUS CRAfT AND OTHER AiRCRAfT, WERE AfTERNOON UNDER THE WATCH.UL EreS Of PO­ RUSH!NG fULL-SPEED TO THE SCENE. IT WAS DAYLIGHT IN THE AREA THE PLANE SIGHTED LICE MANY HAD PARTICIPATED IN LAST THE CAPSULE COMiNG AND REPORTED SPLASHDOWN. GEMINi-8 WAS fLOATiNG NORMALLY, THE NIGHT'S DiSTURBANCES pLANE REpORTED. GEMINI CON~ROL SAID THE ASTRONAUTS MiGHT HAVE TO WAIT AS LONG AS HELMETED POLiCE ON fOOT AND IN CARS THREE HOURS ArTER SPLASHDOWN FOR RESCUE. BROKE UP CROWDS AND HUNTED OUT TROUBLE­ THE WEATHER WAS GOOD. MAKERS DURiNG THE EARLY MORNiNG HOURS, FOUR MORE HOURS Of DAYLIGHT WERE EX­ BUi NO MAJOR INCIDENTS WERE REPORTED IN PECTED, CHOPPY WAVES WERE THREE fEET THE WAKE OF WHAT Gov EDMUND G BROWN HIGH WiNDS WERE GENTLY AND VISIBILITY CALLED "PART Of A PATTERN" Of NAT!ON­ W S TEN MILES WiDE LAWLESSNESS. ARM~TRONG AND SCOTT SPE~T TfN HOURS, No TROUBLE WAS REPORTED AS STUDENTS 43 MINUTES IN SPACE LEfT WATTS' HIGH SCHOOLS fOR HOME TODAY IT WAS A STUNNING END TO AMERICA'S AND DEPUTY POLICE CHIEF THOMAS RADWaN MOST AMB~TIOUS VENTURE YET INTO SPACE SAID "WE'VE PASSED ONE OF THE DANGER A fLIGHT WHICH APPEARED TO BE SUCCEEDING POINTS WITH P!CTUREBOOK PERfECTiON UNTIL BIG YESTERDAY'S RiOT!NG AfTER A ROCK­ TROUBLE STRUCK THE ASTRONAUTS 185 MILES THROWING INCIDENT AT JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL. ABOVE THE EARTH. N eU A Armstrong David R Scott (CONTiNUED ON PAGE EIGHT) ARMSTRONG, THE 35-YEAR-OLD CIVILIAN TEST PILOT ACE, AND SCOTT, 33-YEAR-OLD AIR FORCE MAJOR, HAD BECOME THE fiRST CONG JUMP AMERICAN BATTALION MEN IN r~~STORY TO ACHIEVE A "DOCKING" AND LOSE 142 MEN IN RETREAT WITrl ANOT~ER VEHICLE iN SPACE. SAIGON (UPi)--V~ET CONG TROOPS SURROUNDED AND ATTACKED A U.S o PARATROOP CAMP THEIR LiNKUP W!TH THE UNMANNED AGENA II fROM ALL D~RECT~ONSII LATE YESTERDAY !N A COMMUNIST JUNGLE STRONGHOLD NORTHEAST SATELLITE AFTER A SIX-HOUR, 34 MINUTE Of SAIGON U SO PLANES, ARTILLERY AND ~NFANTRY REiNFORCEMENTS RUSHED TO THE RES­ CHASE THROUGH SPACE ACROSS 107,000 MiLES CUE AND THE ViET CONG fLED AfTER A FOUR-HOUR BATTLE THAT COST THEM AT LEAST !42 WAS A MAJOR STEP IN THE RACE TO THE MOON DEAD. THREE OTHER COMMUNiSTS WERE CAPTURED W~lLt AMERiCAN CASUALT&ES WERE RE­ (CONT I NUED oNPA'GEmFrf1 - PCRTED LIGHT IN THE fiERCE BATTLE THAT SAW THE COMMUN!STS~P~NT£NS~O , AUTOMATIC WEAPONS AND SMALL ARMS F!RE AT THE ENCIRCLED BATTALION -- NORMALLY 830 MEN -- OF AMERiCAN PARATROOPERS LEADERS SAY SUKARNO THE PARATROOPERS OF THE i73RD AIRBORNE BRIGADE WERE PART Of A FORCE Of MORE IS STILL IN POWER THAN 10,000 AMERiCAN ~ND AUSTRALIAN SINGAPORE (UPf)--Two OF I'DONESIAiS SOLDIERS SWEEPING THE V~ET CONGvS NO­ CURRENT LEADER5 TOLD THE NATION TODAY TORIOUS WAR ZONE D WHiCH EXTENDS TO MINIMUM WAGE BilL THAT SUKARNO WAS STILL PRESIDENT Of THE WITHIN 30 MILES Of SAIGON. PASSES HOUSE GROUP COUNTRY IN SAIGON ITSELF POLITICAL UNREST WASHINGTON (UPI)--A BILL TO SET THE RADIO JAKARTA BROADCAST SUKARNO'S MOONTED TONiGHT AS A LEADING BUDDHIST NATIONAL MINIMUM WAGE AT $1 60 AN HOUR ~ T ATEMENT AND ONE BY ARt,y CH I EF L To GEN PRIEST PLEDGED A STRUGGLE liTO THE LAST WON TENTATIVE APPROVAL TODAY OF A HOUSE SO~dARTv DENYING HE HAD TAKEN OVER fULL DROP OF BLOOD" TO ACHiEVE A PROGRAM LABOR SUBCOMMITTEE. IT HAS THE SUPPORT POL'TrrAL POWERS fROM SUKARNO THE GEN­ THAT WOULD INCLUDE REPLACEMENT Of VIET Of PRESIDENT JOHNSON AND ORGANIZED LABO~ ERAL I NS I STED SUKARNO' S POS l T ION AS NAM'S RULING MILiTARY JUNTA BY A CIVIL- THE COMPROMISE BETWEEN THE ADMINISTRA- PRESIDENT HAD NOT BEEN DEGRADED IAN GOVERNMENT TION AND LABOR LEADERS CALLS fOR THE SUKARNO COMPLAINED THAT A "CERTAIN THICH Ho GUAC, COMMISSIONER fOR SECU­ PRESENT $1.25 MINIMUM TO GO UP 35 CENTS SECTION" Of THE COMMUNITY WAS TRYING TO LAR AffAIRS OF THE NATiON'S LARGEST AND BY FEB I Of 1968 AND WOULD BRING MORE DICTATE THE MAKEUP Of HIS CABINET. THE MOST POWERFUL BUDDHIST ORGANIZATION, THAN 6.5 MILLION ADDITIONAL WORKERS UN­ REMARK WAS AN APPARENT REfERENCE TO THE TOLD MORE THAN 20,000 FOLLOWERS HE WAS DER THE SCOPE Of THE LAW'S COVERAGE. ARMED fORCES AND THE WRANGLE OVER WHETH­ ASKING THE MILITARY TO RETURN TO THEIR THE MEASURE STILL NEEDS APPROVAL Of ER HE SHOULD KEEP FOREIGN MINISTER Su­ POSTS AND LEAVE PLACE FOR A "fREELY EL­ THE PARENT HOUSE EDUCATION AND LABOR COM aANDRIO. IN A STATEMENT READ OVER THE ECTED GOVERNMENT " MITTEE WHICH IS EXPECTED TO SEND IT TO RADIO BY THIRD DEPUTY PREMIER CHAIRUL (CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT) THE HOUSE FLOOR EARLY NEXT WEEK TECHNI- SALEH, SUKARNO SAID "As PRESIDENT, THE CALLY, THE SUBCOMMITTEE MUST STILL HOLD SUPREME COMMANDER Of THE ARMED FORCES OF FRENCH SENATE GROUP A FORMAL VOTE AFTER MINOR CHANGES ARE THE REP~bl IC Of INDONESIA, GREAT LEADER MADE. Of THE REVOLUTION, MANDATE HOLDER OF RAP S DE GAU LLE MOVE SIGNifiCANTLY, TWO REPUBLICANS -- AL­ THE PEOPLE S PROVISIONAL CONSULTATIVE PARIS (UPi)--A FRENCH SENATE COMMIS- PHONZO BELL OF CALIFORNIA AND CHARLES E. ASSEMBLY, BUNG (BROTHER) KARNO IS ONLY SION HAS CHALLENGED PRESIDENT LHARLES GOODELL OF NEW YORK -- VOTED fOR THE RESPONSIBLE TO THE ASSEMBLY AND TO AL­ DE GAULLES i CAMPA~GN TO DRIVE NORTH AT- MEASURE WHICH REPORTEDLY CLEARED THE MIGHTY GOD" LANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION fORCES OUT SUBCOMMITTEE BY AN 8 TO I VOTE MARGIN As If TO MAKE CERTAIN THERE WOULD BE Of FRANCE. JOHNSON AND AFL-CIO LEADER GEORGE MEA- NO MISTAKE, SUKARNO REPEATED THE PERSON­ THE COMMISSiON LAST N!G~l CONDEMNED NY WORKED OUT THE COMPROMISE AT A WHITE AL DESCRIPTION Of HIS STATUS NO LESS DE GAULLE'S CAMPAiGN AS A POSSIBLE DAN- HOUSE MEETING ON MARCH 8, ACCORDING TO THAN SIX TIMES IN HIS THREE-PAGE STATE­ GER TO FRENCH SECURiTY AS WELL AS TO INFORMED SOURCES. THE ADMINISTRATiONiS MENT EUROPEAN UNITY AND PEACE ORIGINAL PROPOSAL WAS NOT TO REACH THE THe OPPOSiTION TO DE GAULLE'S OQOER 60 RATE UNTIL SEPTEMBER Of 1968, BUT OTTAWA (UPI}--THE TRYSTS OF GERDA $! MUNSINGER WITH TORY CABINET MINISTERS _ TO THE 14 NATO ALLIES TO PULL THEIR THiS DREW HEAVY OPPOSITION fROM ORGANIZ- MILITARY STRUCTURE OUT OF FRANCE LOC~, ED LABOR. AND THE UPROAR THAT FOLLOWED -- SHOULD I STOCK AND BARREL CAMe IN A MOTiON Ar- !HE COMPROMISE VERSION WILL INCREASE LF~D TO THE RESIGNATIONS Of THE LEADERS 6 PROVED BY THE SENATE FOREiGN AffAIRS, fHE PRESENT MINIMUM FOR 29. MILLION OF BOTH MAJOR POLITICAL PARTiES, CANA- DEfENSE AND ARMED FORCES COMMq~SION WORKERS PRESENTLY COVERED, iN ADDITION DIAN NEWSPAPERS DECLARED TODAY. THE COMMISSiON CHARGED DE GAULLE DE- TO BRINGING THE 6.5 MILLION UNDER COVER- ONE PAPER REMINDED ITS READERS THAT! I CIDED Tv BREAK UP THf W£STERN DEfENSE AGE Of THE LAW, WHO WILL BEGIN AT THE IS NOT THE JOB OF A JUDICIAL INQUIRY IN $ COMPLEX I~ FRANCE Wi1HOUT COrJSU~T'NG MINIMUM Of I AND MOVE PERIODICALLY HiGH TO THE SCANDAL "TO f ~ND OUT WHO HAS BEEN 6 ~S~L~E~E~P~I~N=G __~W_1_T~H~W~H=0~M~. ______~~T~H~E~F~R~(N~_PEOPLE ______~~E~R __T~O~T~H~E~$~I_.~O~M_A_R_K ______4 PAGE 2 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY

l' ..., ~ 1tEL ~ ~ p~ CONT~OLS ~ov I~ T ~p ~ (' ~III: I, ht rURf\ 727 EXONERATE [; AFTrf:' f err l - ~ ING TRIF ( NEW YORK (UPI)--U S STEEL CORP , WASHINGTON UPI)--A SPECIAL CIVIL COMPLAINED YESTERDAY tHAT THE GOVERN­ Moscow (UPI)--RuSSIA'S TWO SPACE AERONAUTICS BOARD REPORT HAS EXONERAT- MENT uPSETS THE AMERICAN COMPETITIVE DOGS TODAY COMPLETED A 23- D'Y fLIGHT ED THE BOEING 727 JETLINER AS A SAFE, MECHANISM "TOO FREQUENTLY IN THE NAME THAT TOOK THEM DEEPER INTO fHE COSMOS "EXCELLENT" PLANE THAT REPRESENTS AN OF THE PUBLIC INTEREST." THAN MAN HAS EVER VENTURED AND PAVED I ADVANCEMENT IN AERONAUTICAL DESIGN, IN ITS ANNUAL REPORT, THE GIANT THE WAY FOR A MANNED SOVIET SPACE I IT WAS LEARNED TODAY FOUR Of THE STEEL MAKER SAID THE GOVERNMENT HAS A SPECTACULAR. BOTH DOGS SURVIVED IN PLANES HAVE CRASHED SINCE JULY, CLAIM- TENDENCY TO INFLATE THE MONEY SUPPLY II GOOD CONDITiON Il ING 264 LIVES ASSuMf SUPREME ECONOMIC INSIGHT, IN­ THE SOVIET NEWS AGENCY TASS ANNOUNCEr THE CAB EXPERTS SUGGESTED THAT ANY TRODUCE RIGIDiTY INTO ECONOMIC AFFAIRS THAT BLACKIE AND BREEZE HAD LANDED IN DIFFICULTIES MIGHT HAVE STEMMED FROM AND FAVOR SOME GROUPS "AT THE EXPENSE THE "PRESCRIBED AREA" AT THE END OF LACK OF PILOT TRAINING IN COPING WITH OF OTHERS " THEIR EPIC JOURNEY WHICH TOOK THEM THE JET's TENDENCY TO DESCENT MORE BUSINESS CAN ONLY PROSPER, THE RE­ REPEATEDLY THROUGH THE VAN ALLEN RADI­ RAPIDLY THAN OTHER PLANES PORT SAID, WHEN GOVERNMENT PROPERLY ATION BELT AND KEPT THE~ ALOFT LONGER THE REPORT WilL BE SUBMITTED TO THE PERFORMS iT ESSENTIAL DUTIES. THAN ANY MAN OR BEAST CURREST PUBLIC INQUIRY IN CINCINNATI As PREVIOUSLY REPORTED, U.S STEEL IT CAME JUST MINUTES BEFORE THE ON THE CRASH Of AN AMERICAN AIRLINES INCREASED ITS PROFIT 16.3 PERCENT RUSSIAN AGENCY REPORTED THE SUCCESS­ 727 LAST Nov 8 AT CONSTANCE, Ky., LAST YEAR -- $4.62 A SHARE ON RECORD FUL LAUNCHING OF U S ASTRONAUTS NEIL WHICH TOOK 58 LIVES. SALES OF $4 47 BILLION. THE REPORT ARMSTRONG AND DAVID SCOTT ABOARD THE SPECIAL CAB COMMITTEE ON THE ALSO NOTED THAT THE COMPANY SPENT GEMINi-8 ON A THREE-DAY FklGHT TO 72 7 WAS THE FiRST OF ITS KIND SINCE $353 MILLION FOR PLANT AND EQUIPMENT LINK UP FOR THE FIRST TIME WITH ANO­ THE BOARD's SAFETY BUREAU BEGAN IN­ -- 20 PERCENT MORE THAN IN 1964 THER OBJECT WHIRkiNG ~N SPACE VESTIGATING ACCIDENTS iN 1938. IT BOTH THE SOVIET AND AMERICAN FLIGHTS WAS ESTABLiSHED BECAUSE Of CONCERN ASIAN DIPLOMAT~ EXPECT tNOCNESIA BACK IN U No WERE VIEWED HERE AS CRDTnCAL EXPERi­ THAT THE 727's HANDLING CHARACTERIS­ MENTS iN THE RACE TO THE MOON TICS WERE UNSAfE. UNITED NATIONS (UPI)--AsIAN DIPLO- THE TASS ANNOUNCEMENT SA~D THE SPACE THE CAB EXPERTS MADE CLEAR THE PLANE MATS PREDICTED YESTERDAY THAT INDONESIA VOYAGE, WHICH TOOK THE DOGS THROUGH ITSELf HAS NO SERiOUS WEAKNESSES OR II WOULD REENTER THE FOLD OF UNITED NA­ 330 CUCUMBER-SHAPED ORBITS REACHING MYSTER I OUS "BUGS I T CALLED THE ITIONS MEMBERSHIP BEFORE THE 21sT 562 MILES AT THE HiGHEST PO~NTS, "WILL 72 7's PERFORMANCE AND fLIGHT CHARACTER­ IU.N GENERAL ASSEMBLY NEXT fALL MAKE A BIG CONTRiBUTiON TO THE FURTHER u ISTICS "EXCELLENT AND REPRESENTATIVE I THEY SAID THE CHANGES IN INDONESiA, STUDY OF OUTER SPACE. Of AN ADVANCEMENT IN THE STATE OF' THE iESPECiALLY THE ASSUMPTION OF " FULL "ALL THE SATELLiTE SYSTEMS FUNCTION­ ART.II GOVERNMENT POWERS" BY THE ARMY, MADE ED NORMALLY iN FLIGHT," THE ANNOUNCE­ I THE REPORT NOTED THAT AMERICAN's T "VERY LIKELY!! THAT INDONESiA, MENT SAID. "THE WHOLE SET OF' SYSTEMS OWN PILOTS REGARDED THE 727 AS A IW !CH WITHDREW FROM THE WORLD ORGANIZA­ EXHIBiTED A HIGH DEGREE Of RELIABILITY uPILOT'S AIRCRAfT" ~- AN EXPRESSION, iTiON IN FEBRUARY 1965, WOULD BECOME IN ••• THE CONDIT!ON OF A LONG~SPACE­ I THE CAB TECHNICiANS OBSERVED, fIOfTEN A ~EMBER AGAIN WITHIN THE NEXT FEW fLIGHT, WEIGHTLESSNESS, RADIATION AT USED BY PilOTS TO DESIGNATE AN AIR­ MONTHS GREAT ALTiTUDES AND OTHER SPACE FAC- 1I 1t CRAfT WITH SUPERIOR QUAliTiES. THl DiPLOMATS NOTED THE BAS!C CHANGES TORS. COMMENTS fROM 727 CREWS GENERALLY IN iNuO~j[SIA~~ fOREIGN POLICY, AMONG THE RUSSiANS SABD THAi') THE DOGS WERE "EXCEPTIONALLY fAVORABLE, RANG­ THEM A COOLlr,G Of-I=" OF THE RELAT IONS WOULD UNDERGO TESTS AND THE RESULTS ING FROM 'fiNEST A~RCRAF'T I'VE EVER BETWEEN JAKAPTA A~D PEKING AND THE WOULD BE MADE PUBLiC fLOWN' TO I BEST COMMERCIAL JET TRANS­ PATERING Of~ O~ THE MILITARY CONFRONTA- WESTERN SCIENTifiC OBSERVERS HAD PORT nIl TION BETWEEN INDONESIA AND MALAYSIA. EXPECTED THE SOViETS TO SEND COSMO- THE CAB EXPERTS ACKNOWLEDGED THAT IT WAS THE LATTER THAT CAUSED INDON- NAUTS ON A SIMILAR VOYAGE BEfORE THE THE 727 SINKS RAPIDLY W!TH THE FLAPS ESIAN PRESIDENT SUKARNO TO PULL HIS END OF MARCH. IN A LANDING APPROACH POSITION THIS COUNTRY OUT OF THE U.N AND ALL ITS SUCH A FLIGHT WOULD GIVE THE SOVIETS FA CTOR I S BEL lE V EDT 0 HA V E P LAY ED A AFfILIATED ORGANIZATIONS OSTENSIBLY AS BOTH THE ALTITUDE AND ENDURANCE RECORD MAJOR ROLE IN 4T LEAST THREE OF THE fOR MANNED SPACEfLiGHT, THEY ALREADY A PROTEST AGAINST THE SEATING OF MALAY­ fOUR ACCIDENTS, BUT THEY EM?~ASIZED SIA IN THE U,N SECURITY COUNTIL. HOLD THE ALTITUDE RECORD, ESTABLISHED THAT THIS CHARACTERISTIC WAS WELL­ MALAYSIA IS NO LONGER IN THE SECURITY BY COSMONAUTS ALEXEI LEONOV AND PAVEL KNOWN AND WAS NOT STRESSED IN AIRLINE COUNCIL BUT APART FROM THAT, THE ASIAN BElYAYEV IN VOSKHOD II lAST ~ARCH 18 TRAINING SIMPLY BECAUSE PILOTS ARE NOT DIPLOMATS NOTED, THE MILITARY CONfRONT~ WHEN THEY REACHED AN ALTITUDE OF 308 SUPPOSED TO BRING PLANES DOWN TOO TION BETWEEN INDONESIA AND MALAYSIA MILES. fAST, HAS, IN RECENT WEEKS, DEGENERATED TO AMERICA HOLDS THE ENDURANCE RECORD, SINCE THE REPORT WAS PREPARED, THE A FEW SKIRMISHES ALONG THE BORDERS ESTABLISHED BY ASTRONAUTS FRANK BORMAN AiRLINES HAVE INCORPORATED INTO THEIR OF SARAWAK AND JAMES A. LOVELL JR WHEN THEY TRAINING PROGRAMS A DEAONSTRATION OF MORE IMPORTANT, THEY SAID, THE ASSU~ SPLASHED DOWN LAST DEC 15, AFTER 13 JET SINK RATES AND RECOVERY METHODS DAYS, 18 HOURS AND 35 MINUTES ABOARD TION Of GOVERNMENT BY INDONESIAN ARMY UNDER ABNOR~AL CONDITIONS CHIEf OF STAFF SOEHARTO WOULD INDICATE GEMINI-7· THE CAB REPORT SAID THAT CONTRARY THE LIKELIHOOD Of INDONESIA'S RESUMING THE TASS ANNOUNCEMENT SAID THE TWO TO RUMORS THAT THE 727 IS DIffiCULT ITS VACATED PLACE IN THE WORLD ORGANI­ SPACEMUTTS WERE LANDED AFTER "ABOUT II FOR PILOTS TO lEARN TO fLY, THE RE­ ZATION AND ITS AFFILIATED BODIES, 22 DAYS IN SPACE, BUT WESTERN OBSER­ QUIRED TRANSITION TIME AND TRAINING PROBABLY SOMEflMl NEXT SUMMER, IN AD­ VERS SAID IT WAS CLOSER TO 23. FAILURES ARE NO HIGHER THAN THOSE FOR VANCE OF THf SEPTEMBER SESSION Of THE OTHER JETS U N GENERAL ASSEMBLY. JOHNSON REAFFIR~~ PLAN FOR ~OON LANDI~G IN 60s \NGLO-AWERI~~N TI~~ ARISE WASHINGTON (UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON ALVIN, TEX. {UPI)--LIQUIFIED PETRO~ I~ 6~ITI~~ ; L~CrIONEERING REAFF!RMED TODAY THAT THE UNITED STATE~ LEUM GAS EXPLODED WITH A ROAR THAT LONDON (UPI)--BRITISH FOREIGN SECRE­ INTENDS TO BE THE fiRST NATION TO PUT SHOOK THE CHOCOLATE BAYOU PETROCHEMI­ TARY MICHAEL STEWART SAID TODAY FRANCE A MAN ON THE MOON. HE STUCK TO THE CAL PLANT OF MONSANTO CHEMICAL CORP. HAS WITHDRAWN ITS OBJECTIONS TO BRI­ U.S GOAL Of A lUNAR lANDING BEfORE YESTERDAY NIGHT. NINE WORKMEN WERE TAIN'S JOINING THE EUROPEAN COMMON 1970 INJURED, NONE SERIOUSLY. MARKET, BUT THE LABOR GOVFRNMENT MINI­ THE PRESIDENT MADE THE STATEMENT W F. ZIMMERMANN, MANAGER Of THE AfTER WATCHING GEMINI-8 ASTRONAUTS STERSREFUSED TO SAY WHEN BRITAIN WOULD PLANT, SAID THE RESUlT!~G fl~E WAS RENEW ITS APPLICATION fOR MEMBERSHIP ARMSTRONG AND SCOTT SET OUT ON AMERI­ PUT OUT WITH A HAND lX, I~GUISHER HE AT THE SAME TIME, LIBERAL PARTY CA'S MOST AMBITIOUS SPACE VOYAGE, A SAID DAMAGE WAS "NEGLIGkBLE " CHAIRMAN LORD BYERS ACCUSED CONSERVA­ RENDEZVOUS AND DOCKiNG MISSION THAT IS !tACTUALLY, THE fIRE BURNED ITSElf TIVE PARTY LEADERS Of SIDING WITH A CRUCIAL PREPARATION FOR PROJECT OUT WHEN THE FUEL WAS USED up,tt ZIMMER­ FRANCH PRESIDENT CHARLES DE GAULLE ApOLLO, THE MOON SHOT, t-IANN SA 10. AGAINST THE UNITED STATES ON THE DEVEL­ AFTER OBSERVING THE GEMINI-8 BLASf­ "WE HAD A SIZABLE PORTION OF THE OPMENT Of EUROPE OFF ON THREE TELEVISION SETS IN HIS PLANT UNDER ROUTINE MAINTENANCE,1l "THIS COULD HAVE A VERY SERIOUS RE­ OFFICE, JOHNSON WALKED INTO THE W~lrl Z,MMERMANN SAID liTHE GAS WAS SUPPCiS·O SULT" ON THE FUTURE OF ANGLO-AMERICAN HOUSE FISH ROOM TO ACCEPT TH[ ROBERT LY CUT Off FOR REPAIRS. II RFLATIONS," BYERS TOLD A NEWS CONfER­ H. GODDARD TROPHY fROM THE NATIONAL HE SAID APPARENTLY SOME GAS REMAINlD EN~E AS UKITA'N'S ENTRY INTO THE SIX­ SPACE CLUB. IN AN OPEN PIPE THE fiRE BROKE OUT NATION COMMON MARKET AND ITS RELATIONS HE WAS GiVEN THE AWARD FOR HIS CON­ WHEN PROPYLENE GAS, LEAKING ACROSS A TIl n WI \/ASH I NGTON BE CAME MA JOR ISSUE S TRIBUTIONS TO THE SPACE PROGRAM WHILE SPACE TO rl CHERRY PI CKER CRANE, APPAR­ It, rH' t-1ARCH 31 GENERAL ELECT IONS. HE WAS A SENATOR AND WHILE HE WAS ENTLY WAS IGNITED BY THE CRANE'S EN­ I !:>T 'tn's STATEMENT CAME AT THE CON­ V,CE PRESiDENT, WHEN HE ALSO SERVED GINE, HE SAID CLUSIOH OF THE TWO-DAY MEETING OF THE AS CHAIRMAN OF THE NATIONAL SPACE THE THREE-YEAR-OLD PLANT, WHICH MANU­ OF THE WESTERN COUNCIL fACTURES A VARIETY OF PETROCHEMICALS, HAS NEVER LOST TIME DUE TO ACCIDENTS. PAGE 3 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 16 MARCH 1966

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RES I oEIOoF 9w~fN! !'~ST ~J QT~ ~Ol Qf.~~~ NEARLY I I MONTHS AGO WHEN HE WAS ASSIGNED HERE AS RANGE Y (UBMARINE SAfETY Off ICER, WORKING WITH THE MISSILE PROJECT HE HAD COME HERE fROM HIS ASSIGNMENT AS INSPECTOR GENERAL fOR THE ARMY MISSILE COMMAND AT REDSTONE ARSENALo LATE LAST MONTH, COL. OGDEN STEPPED INTO A NEW ROLE HERE, THAT Of KTS DEPUTY fOR ATOLL OPERATIONS, A POSITiON IN WHICH HE WILL COME INTO CONTACT WITH A MUCH WiDER SEGMENT Of KWAJALEIN'S POPULATION IN TH~ NEW JOB HE W!LL fUNCTION AS PRINCIPAL EVALUATOR AND MONITOR Of GLOBAL ASSOCIATES Y CONTRACT PERfORMANCE. HE SUCCEEDS LT COL. ART M. LiND iN THE POSITION. THE TRANSfER, WHICli COL OGDEN DECLINES TO CALL A PROMO­ TION, WilL PUT HIM IN DIRECT TOUCH WITH EVERY OPERATION iN ;/ ~\ THE ATOLL OUTSIDE THE MISSILE COMPLEX #;," ;;;; THE GOAL Of THE JOB, OffiCIALLY ",MPLEMENTATION Of COM­ J' MAND POLICIES," IS, ACCORDING TO COL OGDEN, "TO iMPROVE RECOVERY INSPECTIONo.o.CoL. JAMES W. WALTERS, LEfT, AND THE MULTIPLICITY Of SERVICES PROViDED BY WORKiNG WITH THE COL MELVIN D. CLARK, PICTURED ABOVE, WERE ABOARD THE RE­ GLOBAL CONTRACTOR." COVERY BARGE ON MONDAY WHEN A RE-ENTRY VEHICLE RECOVERY WAS EXECUTED. CLARK POINTS OUT DETAilS Of THE CUBMARINE. DULL ADDRESSES WOMEN'S CLUB LAW is EVERYWHERE AND is APPLICABLE TO EVERYONE, CAPTAIN J.Mo DULL, KTS LEGAL OFfiCER, EMPHASIZED YESTERDAY AS HE DISCUSSED LEGAL MATTERS OF PARTICU­ LAR iNTEREST 10 iSLAND RESiDENTS DURING A LUNCHEON MEETING AT THE YOKWE YUK WOMENuS CLUB IN THE BANYAN ROOM. BRIEFLY OUTLINING THE TRUST TERRITORYuS LEGAL CODE, HE TURNED TO CONSIDERA­ TION Of TAXATiON BY MORE THAN ONE STATE, THE IMPORTANCE Of WILLS, GUARDDAN­ SHIP, THE STATUS Of CHilDREN BORN TO AMERICAN PARENTS OUTSIDE THE UNiTED STATES AND THE LEGALiTY OF MAIL ORDER CONTRACTS. THE DISCUSSiON PERIOD WHiCH fOLLOWED PRODUCED fAR MORE QUESTIONS THAN CAPTAiN DULL HAD TIME TO ANSWER. PRiOR TO HnS ASSiGNMENT HERE, CAPTAiN DULL WAS POST CLAIMS OFfiCER AT flo CARSON, ARIZ. HE IS A GRA UATE OF THE UNIVER­ OGDEN S lTV OF IOWA AND COL OGDEN BRINGS TO HIS NEW POSITION AFTER ENTERiNG THE A WIDE RANGE OF MILITARY EXPERIENCE, ARMY UN 1963 AT­ HAVING SERVED IN FIVE STATESIDE AREAS, TENDED THE Ju DGE AS WELL IN THE EUROPEAN THEATRE OF Op­ ADVOCATE GENERAliS ERATIONS DURING WORLD WAR II AND IN COURSE AT THE UNiV- l GERMAN AND KOREA, WITH ORDNAN E CORPS ERSITY Of VIRGINiAol CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT HE HAS BEEN ADMIT­ TED TO PRACTICE BEFORE THE M,LITARY COURT Of ApPEALS. NAVY PATROL DETACHMENT PROGRAM CHAIRMAN fOR THE DAY WAS ARRIVES ON KWAJALEIN ELAiNE KORFf WHO CHOSE A ST. PATRICK'S FLYiNG A PAIR Of P-3A ORiONS, A DE­ DAY THEME fOR DECORATIONS. TACHMENT UNDER THE COMMAND Of LCOR. NEWCOMERS WELCOMED WERE, LUCY BLoEDa, WILLIAM B. CASTRO ARRIVED ON KWAJALEIN PEGGY DAVIS, DOT DENSFORD, KAY DULL, LATE YESTERDAY AFTERNOON. THE DETACH­ LURENE GOSSETT, MARY McDONALD, DONNA MENT IS HERE AS PART Of A ROUTINE PA­ ROBERTSON, ROSE MARiE SCARPULLA AND TROL OF THE AREA, AND WilL REMAIN fOR ANNE WAGNER. APPROXIMATELY ONE WEEK. THE DOOR PRIZES WERE WON BY DONNA THE 24-MAN DETACHMENT IS A UNIT OF ROBERTSON, LUCilE NEWHOUSE AND PRICH THE 22ND PATROL SQUADRON, WHICH IS MATTHEWS. ONE OF THE LEADING U.S. NAVY PATROL ------SQUADRONS IN THE PACifiC. IT IS BASIC ALLY AN ANTISUBMARINE PATROL UNIT, BUT LIMITED BLACKOUT ALSO DEALS WITH SHIPPING SURVEILLANCE TONIGHT AND RECONNAISSANCE. FOR FURTHER DETAILS bEE PAGE IN THE lATTER CONNECTION, IN AUGUST, NINE 1965, THE SQUADRON WON THE PACifiC NAV­ AL AIR COMMAND'S BATTLE EFFICiENCY THERE WILL BE A AWARD -- THE NAVY's "BIG E" -- A MUCH JUDI-DART FIRING COVETED AWARD AMONG NAVAL UNiTS. TOMORROW, MARCH 17 IN NOVEMBER OF THE SAME YEAR PATROL SEE PAGE NINE fOR fURTHER SQUADRON 22 RETURNED fROM A SEVEN-MONTH DETAILS. DEPLOYMENT TO SOUTHEAST ASIA WHERE IT FLEW IN EXECUTION OF THE SEVENTH FLEET' ItM T It I FW RADle I~ COMING TO KWAJA­ ARKET !ME OPERATIONSo IN THIS OP- LEIN ON SUNDAY, MARCH 20g WATCH ERATION THE SQUADRON'S FLIERS WON WHAT TOMORROW'S HOURGLASS FOR TIMES IS BELIEVED TO BE MORE AIR MEDA~S THAN AND DETAILSo ANY OTHER PACIFIC PATROL UNIT. THE SPRING JUMPER •• ooA SLENDER DRESS MEDALS, THE NATION'S NINTH HIGHEST A­ THAT SKIMS THE BODY IS GIVEN THE EFFECT WE fRET OURSELVES TO REFORM LifE, IN WARD, WERE GIVEN THE SQUADRON'S AIRMEN Of A JUMPER COSTUME BY A WHITE PANEL FOR 'tMERITORIOUS ACHIEVEMENT" IN AERIAL SET INTO THE BODICE. THE 1966 SPRING ORDER THAT POSTERITY MAY BE HAPPY, AND POSTERITY wall SAY AS USUAL: "IN FLIGHT MISSIONS AGAINST THE INSURGENT OUTFIT FROM THE TALMACK COLLECTION IS COMMUNiST GUERRILLAS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA. LOOSELY SELF-BELTED AT THE WAIST AND THE PAST IT USED TO BE BETTER, THE PRESENT IS WORSE THAN THE THE UNIT'S PLANES ARE THE MILITARY HAS A MATCHING JACKET. (UPI PHOTO) ON pe "OV VERSION OF LOCKHEED'S ELECTRA. ------, AGE" 4 HOURGLASS Vt.DNESDAY 10 MARCH 1966 ~------r_------I-

- l,l\ ti ~O y~ tl~ c(l~,~ : \\d (, N It L -~.I:' I 1~ t ~ ~. ILL T~· v 11 0 t 1;' Nt:: " ~.!Il I-!Pi-AL CA~t SANTO DOMINGO (UPI)--POLITICAL OB­ ~1 ""'C}'PETING .dlri L; . .) 1 ~JMA, WASH {UP1)--CR. ROBERT SERVERS YESTERDAY DESCRIBED AS "ANO­ PARIS (UPI) ·-PRESIDENT CHARLES DE II r L)E~ME, 45, YESTERDAY WAS SENTENCED THER T[~PEST iN A TEAPOT THE THREAT­ GAULLE PRLSIDEO OVER A CABINET MEETING TO 20 Y~ARS iN PR SON fOR BEING CON­ ENED DUEL BETWEEN EX-PRESIDENT JUAN YESTERDAY 10 STUDY PLANS fOR CHALLENG­ V,llE~ or PY NG TO K~LL HiS PRETTY BOSCH AND ARMY LEADER GEN ANTONIO ING U S. SUPREMACY IN THE FIELDS OF W -E, t-.1~RCY, w TH A POISONOUS INJEC­ IMBERT BARRERA COMMUNICATION SATELLITES AND ELECTRONfC T'ON "IT LOOKS LIKE WE ARE ON THE VERGE BRAINS ~RS bJfHME, S,TTcNG BES~DE HER OF ANOTHER ART'~ICAL CRISIS THAT HAS NO THE ELYSEE PALACE MEETING EXAMINED Hu~86NC ~- THE R ~TTORNEyiS TABLE, IMPORTANCE AND THAT NO ONE UNDERSTANDS~ PROPOSAI.S TO BU\LD SATELLITE-LAUNCHING FA N'ED DFTER P,ERCE COUNTY SuPERIOR ONE OBSERVER ASSERTED ROCKETS CONSIDERABLY LARGER AND MORE COUR~ JvDGf ~6RDYN B ~Ou~E PRONOUNCED A SPOKfSMAN AT BOSCH1S HOME APPEAR- POWERfUL THAN THE 18-TON DIAMOND WHICH SEN .Ncr S4E S~u~oED fORWARD CAUSING ED TO AGREE WIT~ THE RE~ARK HE SAiD PLACED RECENTLY TWO FRENCH-MADE SAT­ A G, 6 S'3 0' 'II ~ T ERA ND A P! T CHER TO BO.:>CH WOULD HAVE "NO CON'MENTI~ ON lM­ Ell IT E SIN ORB I r fAl l ANt:: O.l£ AK ')1\1 nlE fl.-OOR. BERT'S CHALLENGE DE GAULLE AND hiS MiNiSTERS A~SO DIS­ SHE RECOVERfD ANe WAS LED SOBBING jMBERT CHALLENGED BOSCH TO A DUEL CUSSED DEMANDS BY FRENCH SPACE EXPERTS iN1"O A JuRY ROO,.. BECAUSE, HE SAiD, BOSCH S~ANDERED HIS TO SPEED UP THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE BOE~~E wORe A 9~ACK SU.T AND H~S NAME. NEW SPACE CENTER AT GUYANA, ON THE WiFE A B~ACK DPf'3S -OR TrE SOLEMN OC­ BOSCH HAD iMPL,ED .N A PAID ADVER­ NORrHEA3TERN TiP or SOUTH AMERICA, CA S. ON TISEMENT THAT A IISPylI CAUGHT ON HIS DECISIONS TAKEN ARE EXPECTED TO BE THE CON~ fT ~N 5 UNDER APPEAL AND GROUNDS WAS INVOLVED WI fH jt-1BERT ANNOUNCED AFTER i~ut '3 REGULAR WEEKLY THE ~ANQSO~f PORT ORCHAQD, WASH , THE GENE R AL, I N REP L. Y CAL LED Bo S CH CABtNEr MEETING PH" S ~ C t" -../ N'" f R E E u" C [ f? A $ I 0 , 000 tlcERVEP'ED AND CuNN I\!G " FRENCH OffiCIALS BEt.. ~EVE THAr ALTHOUQ PROPfR" 'f t .J~IL ""I'IIC t t-IG rrlE OUTCOME Of DO~IN!CAN CO~~uNISTS 'N SANTO 00- IT W'LL BE A COSTLY EffORT FRANCE MUST THE AFFfA. ~~DGE SOU~E DENIED PRO­ M'NGO, ~EANWHILE CONT,~UED TO DiSRUPT ENTER THE fiELD Of SPACE COMMUNICATIONS SECu~OR ~O~N ~,~~TCHEON'S MOTION TO THE CiTY WlTH SO-CALLED IIrvtlNUTE RALllEg SATELLITES, NOW A VIRTUAL AMERICAN HAVE THE B0~C ~ ~~[ ~0 $50,000 IN SUf~OR' O~ VIET CON~ GUERRILLAS MONOPOLY. II ~ L 00" 0'" .... .; NCl AS AN ADVt.RS ~ TY fiG~TING U S TROO~S y~ VIET NAM. THE THE UNITED STATES, OFFiCIALS SAID, BUT AS A CR~~S ThAT CAN BE BORN"" WITH RALLIES ARE TIED IN W'iH A IIWEE~ Of REfUSES TO LEND ITS ROCKETS TO OTHER HONOR,'I BOEHMf :,0 D OUTS I DE THt. COURT SOL IDARQY WIH1 VIcr t\AM' CALLED BY NATIONS FOR THE O~~aTING Of THEIR A ~ r t h T 1-1 E -;, E N Y [ .~ C II NG II Mv W' fE, THE COM"'uN~S1S SPACE COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITES -- HENCE CHltDRE~ A~u ~RE u"'iTED TOGETHER THE NEED BY FRANCE TO BUiLD THEIR OWN :,0: ~'ON1F\DVlf ~)\ ~HAt--'NC U~ STRO.)YER IriAN EVEN II LARGE ROCKETS. C\~R b~'GGN-b \ L~ JUbTleE I, r~FH~~ ~AfD HE EXPECTED HIS APPEAL THE SPECIAL RESTRICTED MEETRNG f, C" ,_ C(SS~Ul AND IN THE t-1EANT!ME WASHiNGTON (UPt)--V,CE PRESIDENT YESTERDAY ALSO WAS DUE TO EXAMINE THE r· ... - I It WANTED TO CONTINUE L. IVING HuBERT ~, ~UMP~REf SA'D YESTERDAY POSSiBILITIES Of BUILDING A MEDIUM­ A I ) R ,"''' • l I f E HE S A I D HE HOP ED, T~AT A~ERICANS ~iGHT FIND THE DEATH SIZE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER WITH GOVERN­ W T~ r~E SENTENClNG, THAT Hi~ fAMILY PENAkT!ES RECENTLY ~ANDED OUT TO CIVI­ MENT SUBSIDIES -- A fiELD ALSO DOMINAT­ ~L ~OJ BE EXPOSED TO THE GLARE OF LIANS iN SOUTH V,ET NAM IIS0MEWHAT ED BY GIANT U S. ELECTRONICS fiRMS. FlJ r I - '2' C 1" ~RtGHTENiNG, BUT i TrlIN~ THE DEGREE Of , , ""." T fR"'I wl ... L BE SET BY THE PENALTY !ND~CATES THE DEGREE Of r DA CH I EF vvARN~ I !\tJI~0 ~ L, J THE:.. __ f PR~SON TERMS AND THE PROBLEM, AND THATvS WHY THE PENALTY TO U~E ~E LF ~~~[- GL l.", I I L PARO t~ HAS BEEN VERY EXACT 11 HUMPHREY SPOKE IN WASH!NGTON (UP!)--THE NlW BOSS Of BOf "f ',_ :CNV (TED OF FIRST DEGREE A RADIO tNTERV EW THE FOOD AND DRUG AD~INISTRA' ON BLUNT­ AS 5 ~ L L - J R ~.-I ~ r R 1'; G H! S WI fE'S H0 S­ 'A VINH, A 34-YEAR-OLD fATHER Of LY WARNED DRUG MAKERS TODAY THAT THEY PITA ... ROOM rlfRl LAST JUNE 30 AND IN­ EIG~T, WAS SHOT TO eEATH IN SAIGON ARE INVITING MORE FEDERAL CONTROLS BY JECTiNG HER WiTH WHAT THE oROSECUTION MONDA Y AFTER BE I NG CONV, CTED Of II ECON­ NOT PRACTICING GREATER SELF-REGULATION SAID WAS INTENDED TO BE A lETHAL DOSE OMIC SABOTAGE" THE SAME DAY, DANG IN TESTING NEW PRODUCTS. THE PROSECUT ION ARGUED THA T BonlME CAO SACH, A 52-YEAR-OLD FORMER GOVERN­ DR JAMES L GODDARD, THE GO-GO COM­ WA~1lD TO K\LL HlS WIfE BECAUSE HE MENT OfFICIAL, wAS CONVICTED OF EM­ MiSSIONER WHO HAS BEEN IN HIS POST JUST WAS HAV~NG AN AFFAIR WITH ANOTHER WO­ BEZZl,NG AND SENTENCED TO DEATH TWO MONTHS, SAID THE DRUG INDUSTRY ~AN AND COULDN'T AFFORD A DIVORCE HUMPHREY SAID SOUTH VI£TNAMESE PRE- SHOULD ACCEPT IIpR.MARY RESPONSIBILITY" CR BOE. ~E ,'DMITTED THE AffAIR, BUT Mi ER NGUYEN CAO Ky '1 IS DETERM i NED TO fOR ENfORCEMENT Of THE AGENfY'S RULES H~ 0 III "'~ ... ECTION HE GAVE HIS WifE SlOP THE BLACK MARKET NG AND THlS fOR CL~N1CAk TRIALS Of DRUGS W' ,UlANT INTENDED TO COUNTER- PROfnEERjNG II HE ADDED THAT liTHE "THEY KNOW THE RULES," GODDARD SAID ACT l}lf<,1 QUAN T,ES Of A TRANQUILIZER PENA~TiES ARE DEATH, AND HE'S ROUGH IN AN INTERVIEW "THEY MUST LOOK VERY HE KNEW SHE' l BEEN TAKING ABOUT IT -- MAYBE A LITTLE fRIGHTENING, CAREFULLY AT THEIR PRACTICES OR THEY MRS BOEHMl WAS HOSPITALIZED AfTER SOM~W~AT fRIGHTEN iN' TO SOME AMERICANS WilL INVITE MORE REGULATION, AND I A PLANK fELL ON HER HEAD IN THE BOEHME WHEN THEY SEE THE DEGREE or THE PENAL­ DON'T WANT REGULATION ANY MORE THAN BOATHOUSE. SHE HAS STOOD BY HER HUS­ TY tI THEY DO BAND AND INS.STED UPON HiS INNOCENCE. ,1l t1BERS Of CONGRESS DENOUNCED THE ItR I G I 0 CONTROL Of DRUG TEST I NG DES­ EXECUTION TROYS INNOVATION, REDUCES THE POSSI­ "F-) , , (~" J~. \.... ~ I... I.U\t I. I,'.lllliutu SEN STEPHEN ~ YOUNG, (OEM -OH.O) BILITY Of DEVELOPING NEW PRODUCTS AND filiI..., -I l i l~ V K' ... NV ~ '-" u ~ ,# L.. 1 I I SAID HE TALKED WITH Ky FOR ABOUT 40 MAKES THEIR OPERATION MORE COSTLY," NAIROBI, KENYA (UPI)--fIVE MORE MINUTES LAST FAL~ ABOUT THE ARREST or HE ADDED COMI JNISTS HAVE BEEN ORDERED TO LEAVE A RACKETEER THE DAY BEfORE ACCORDING GODDARD IS SHAKING UP HIS A~ENCY TO NA. OBI, IT WAS ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY TO YOUNG, Ky SA.D THE t-1AN WOULD BE GET DETTER USE Of SCIENTIFIC MANPOWER I HEY INCLUDED ONE DlcLOMAT EACH TRIED THE NEXT DAY AND EXECUTED THE AND AVOID DUPLICATION IN MONITORING : JM THE CZECHOSLOVAKIAN AND HUNGAR­ FOLLOWING TUESDAY -- FiXING THE DATE DRUG TRIALS HE SAID THE FDA ALREADY N EMBASSIES AND TWO RUSSIAN CORRES- OF THE EXECUTION BEfORE ThE TRIAL HAS ENOUGH AUTHORITY BUT HAS NOT USED J~DlNTS LAST WEEK 24-HOUR DEPORTA- ~Y, SA,D -(OUNG, WAS A 1tBRASH AND I IT ADEQUATELY OR PROMPTLY ENOUGH IN I ION NOTICES WERE SERVED ON SIX COM FlAMBUOYANT YOUNG '''0.",'' WHOM HE SAID THE PAST t MUNISTS HAD "NC ",-""OYil.EDGE -~ l.Et-. SUPER~ CIA~ HE REfERRED TO TtiE CASE Of "DMSO" -­ A GOVfRN~ENT SPO~ESMAN DESCR~BED KNOW .. £OGE -- WHA~ DE~OCRAI.Y 'S II AN INDUSTRIAL SOLVENT THAT WAS ADMINI­ THE ACT~VITIES Of THE LATEST fIVE TO ;A VI~",IS EXECUTION ALSO WAS DE­ STERED ILLEGALLY TO THOUSANDS Of GO AS "AGAINST Tt-lE PUBliC INTEREST" NOJNCED BV REP PATSY T. MINK, (OEM - PATIENTS AS A CURE fOR ARTHRITIS AND HE DECLINED TO AMP L Iry THE STATEMENT HAW,) AS B~RB~RIC AND A GRAVE TRAVES- OTHER ILLS BEfORE TEST RESULTS SHOWED OR SAY WHO THE fifTh MAN WAS TY ON JUSTICE ShE CHARGED IN A IT CAUSED EYE DAMAGE AND ITS USE WAS THE CORRESPONDENT Of THE SOVIET NEWS HOUSE SPEECH THAT jT MADE itA MOCKERY HALTED AGENCY TASS, LEONID SOLIAKOV, REfUSED Of OUR VALIANT AND TRAGIC SACRIFICE GODDARD ADMITTED THE FDA WAS LAX IN TO CONfIRM HE HAD RECEiVED THE ORDER Of THE ~'VES Of OUR AMERICAN YOUTH' NOT MOVING QUICKER TO STOP THE WIDE­ TO LEAVE BUT SLAMMED THE PHONE DOWN MRS M~NK CALLED ON HU~PHREY AND SPrt~AD MISUSE Of OM SO -- SUPPOSEDLY SAYING "ASK YOUR IMPERIAL ST MINI­ PRESIDENT JOHNSON "TO QUICKLY INTER­ '\UlrlORIZED ONLY FOR CAREfULLY CONTKOl­ STERS II CEDE TO PRtVENT THESE EXTREt-1E MEASURES L~J TlSTS BY SE~ECTED DOCTORS THOSE EXPEL_ED lAST WEEK INCLUDED I I It FROM BECOM'NG THE MEANS BY WHICH ALL f READ THE TRAOE PRESS, HE S~ID TWO r'RST SlCRETAR,ES Of THE SOVIET OF (KY's) SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC PROBLEMS ! -l InplNG THROUGH A STACK Of PAPERS EMBASSY, A SECOND SECRETARY Of THE ARE SOL VED 11 t ~ ,,,1\ HIS DESK Illf I HAD BEEN COM- CZECH EMBASSY, A CHINESE CLERK AND SHE SAID THAT "A THOUSAND EXECU1E.D I tt! S~ lONER THEN, THA T SORT OF TH I NG

TWO CORRESPONDENTS PROfiTEERS WILL NOT BUY A STAElLJ;: ECC'iU- WOULD NEVER HAVE HAPPEN[D t II KENYAN ~RESIDENT ,JOMO KENYATTA, IN MY OR A NEW SOCiAL ORDER THE 43-YEAR-OLD GODDARD is A PHYSI­ A WEl~rND WARNING, CHARGED THAT LEFT­ CIAN WHOSE ORISK MANNfR AND SHORT­ '~TS DISSIDENTS WITH HIS RULING KANJ THOSE WHO DO NOT fEEL P .. II. SELDOM CROPPED BLOND HAIR HAJE EARNED HIM '-',\fUY "A ~ r PUPPETS WITHOUl oRA It~S THINK THAT IT IS FLLI THE NICKNAME "STlVE CANYON lt IN INDUSTR' WORK'N~ f,R PAYMASTERS WHO ARE AlRfADY Clr{CLES KNOWN SAMUlL J(JI'"~SON HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 16 MARCH 1966

WOMEN'S GOLF TOMORROW IS THE DEADLINE FOR ENTERING THE WOMEN'S NINE-HoLE GOLF TOURNAMENT SPONSORED BY SPECIAL SERVICES TO BE rts $ cflon PLAYED ON SATURDAY, MARCH 19. IF YOU 5 HAVEN'T ENTERED AND WISH TO DO SO CALL !______~JOE KAULUKUKUI AT SPECIAL SERVICES, ~HONE 4200 PRONUNCIATION GUIDE TO THE TOURNAMENT WiLL BE PLANED UNDER /THE nCAlLAWAY HAND I CAP SYSTEM" 0 TRO­ WHO'S WHO IN BASEBALL PHIES WILL BE AWARDED TO THE FIRST, BV STEVE SNIDER SECOND AND THJRD PLACE WINNERS AND NEW YORK (UPI)--A SNEAKY WAY FOR STAY-AT-HOMES TO GET IN WITH BASEBALL'S LOW GROSS. Two GOLF BALLS AND TEES "IN CROWD" IS TO CHECK THE ANNUAL MAJOR LEAGUE PRONUNCIATiON GUIDE. WilL BE FURNISHED TO EACH CONTESTANT. SOMET~MES THERE'S A VAST DIFfERENCE BETWEEN THE SPOKEN NAME AND THE WAY IT LOOKS RN THOSE SPRING TRAINING BOX SCORES. EVEN A SIMPLE HANDLE LIKE "0S_ ~PRING GOLF PLAY-OFF STEEN II CAN BE TWO-PLATOONED YESTERDAY'S NINE-HOLE PLAYOfF FOR THE H~PSTERS KNOW PiTCHER CLAUDE OSTEEN OF THE Los ANGELES DODGERS PREFERS THE fiNAL PLACE IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP "0Hv-STEEN" BUT DARRELL (NO RELATION) OSTEEN OF THE CINCINNATI REDS SAYS FLIGHT WAS VERY CLOSE AND ACTION-PACK­ HIS FAM!LY MAKES iT nOSSi-TEEN. II ED. DONN EYMAN TOOK THE EARLY lEAD Two BRIGHT YOUNGSTERS GOOD TO KNOW ARE THE WINNERS OF THE i965 ROOKIE OF WITH A PAR FOUR ON No. I, BUT THREE­ THE YEAR AWARDS -- CURT BlEFARY (BLEF'- PUTTED THE SECOND GREEN FOR HIS ONLY -AH-REE) OF THE BALTIMORE ORIOLES AND BASKETBALL DOUBLE BOGEY, WHILE SONNY KOA MADE JIM {LE~EBVRE (LUH-FEEi-VER) Of THE Al~' 27 KENTRON 26 A NICE PAR TO TAKE THE LEAD KOA RAN Los ANGELES DODGERS. THE NA All i TEAM CAME fROM BEHiND INTO TROUBLE ON N0.3 WITH A DOUBLE Now FOR SOME REALLY NEW ONES PIT- IN THE SECOND HALF TO NiP KENTRON 27 BOGEY WHILE GEORGE EpSOM HiT A BOOM­ CHER HERB HIPPAUF (H!PP'-OFf) AND IN- TO 26 IN A THRILLING BAlLGAME WITH ING TEE-SHOT AND PARRED TO TAKE THE FIELDER FELIX MilLAN (MEE'-VAHN) OF THE THE SCORE TiED AT 26 TO 26 WITH fiVE lEADo EpSOM RETAiNED THE LEAD BY ONE BRAVES, CATCHER CHRIS KRUG (KROOG) OF SECONS TO PLAY, Al RANIS WAS fOULED SHOT THROUGH No.7, ALTHOUGH TOM HIRA­ THE CUBS, INFiELDER LEN BOEHMER (BAY'- AND HE CALMLY SANK HIS CHARITY TOSS MOTO BiRDIED Noo 5 TO TIE EYMAN FOR MER) OF THE REDS, PITCHER MIKE KEK!CH FOR THE WiNNiNG POINT iT WAS A THE SECOND SLOT. DR~VING ON No.8 (KECK'-ISH) AND CATCHER HECTOR VALLE TOUGH BALLGAME FOR KENTRON TO LOSE TEE, BiG GEORGE ALMOST HIT AN A!RPlANE (VAH'·YAY) OF THE DODGERS, PiTCHER AFTER LEADiNG fOR THREE QUARTERS. PARKED AT THE TERMiNAL WITH HIS fiRST GARY SCHILfiEVE (SHLEE'-VEE) OF THE AT HALFTiME iT WAS KENTRON ~7 TO TEE-SHOT. THE TWO-STROKE PENALTY lED PHILLIES AND CATCHER MANUEL SANGUILlEN 120 JOE PURDY LED THE ALll iTEAM'S TO A D!SASTEROUS EIGHT FOR THE HOLE (SAHN~GHEE-YEN') OF THE PURATES. SCORING WITH EiGHT POINTS FOLLOWED AND DROPPED HIM OUT OF THE LEAD. HIRA­ THERE !S PITCHER TOM PHOEBUS (FEE'- BY RON BAGLEY WiTH snxo TEN COMPA MOTOiS THIRD SHOT ON No 8 FINISHED BUS) o~ THE ORIOLES, PITCHER FRED CAME THROUGH WiTH EiGHT POiNTS AND FOUR FEET FROM THE PIN AFTER DRIVING KAlGES (ClAyu-JUS) OF THE WHITE SOX, DiCK BURN HAD SEVEN TO LEAD KENTRON'S THROUGH THE RIGHT HAND FRONT TRAP OUTf~ELDER RUTH FORD 5Al~JN (SuH-MoAN') SCORING. THE LOSS ELIM!NATED KENTRON FROM 100 YARDS OUT (HE CLAIMED HE USED Of THE iNDiANS, CATHCHER RENE LACHEMANN fROM THE TOURNEY AND ADVANCED THE A "J I GGER" V) AfTER EYMAN H iT AN! CE (LATCH'-~UN) OF KANSAS CiTY AND OUT- Ali I TEAM iNTO THE SEMI-FiNALS AGAINST WEDGE OVER THE REAR TRAP AND MISSED FIELDER Ross ~OSCHiTTO (MAS-SHEET'-OH) THE JAYCEESo THE PUTT FOR A BOGEY SIX, TOM ALSO OF THE YANKEES MISSED A FOUR-fOOTER, BUT HIS PAR FIVE THINGS ARE NOT ALWAYS WHAT THEY PRESS-Ro! 38 PoMoZ. 32 GAVE HIM THE lEAD fOR THE fiRST T~ME. SEEM, PARTHCULARlY AMONG THE LATIN PROJECT PRESS~Roi ADVANCED INTO THE EYMAN HiT THE NINTH GREEN iN REGULATION TYPES FINALS IN THE SPEC~Al SERVHCES i DOUBLE AfTER A FINE TEE-SHOT, BUT HIRAMOTO'S ROBERTO PENA OF THE CUBS AND ORLANDO EllMiNATHON TOURNEY lAST NiGHT BY DE- SECOND SHOT RAN UP BY THE PMZ CLUB­ PENA OF THE TiGERS PRONOUNCE IT "PAIN'- FEAT~NG P.M.Z, 38 TO 32 AT DALLY COURT HOUSE. ALTHOUGH TOM MADE A FINE RECOVER YUH " PRESS i n BIG G! ANT" RED BLOEDEL AND fROM A TIGHT LI E, HE COULD ONl Y MANAGE IT'S M!KE CUELLAR (QUAyi-YARR) ON ANDY VIERSTRA ACCOUNTED FOR 33 POINTS A BOGEY WHILE EYMAN EASILY PARRED TO THE HOUSTON PiTCHiNG STAff, COOKIE AMONG THEMSELVESo AND~ COMING THROUGH DEADLOCK THE MATCH AT 420 EpSOM SCORED ROJAS (ROH'-HOSS) IN THE PHiLLY IN- WITH 17 POINTS AND RED WITH 16. A 43, WHILE KOA FADED TO A 47 WITH DOU- FIELD AND JULIAN JAViER (HOO-LEE-AN PRESS LED THROUGHOUT THE BALLGAME BlE BOGEYS ON THE lAST THREE HOLES HAH'-VEE-AIR) ~/'TH THE CARDS. WITH P,M.Z. MAKING A GALLANT TRY IN HIRAMOTO AND EYMAN THEN PLAYED A SUD- SPANISH iNfLUENCE ALSO SHOWS UP IN THE lAST QUARTER TO TURN THE TIDE. DEN DEATH ON THE fiRST HOLE, WHERE DON FELiX MANTILLA (MAN-TEEI-YUH) OF THE JOE POLIN WAS HiGH MAN fOR P.M.Z. WITH HIT HIS SECOND SHOT EIGHT fEET fROM THE RED SOX AND VIC DAVALILLO (DAV-AH-LEE'- 12 POINTSo PIN AND DROPPED THE BIRDIE PUTT TO TAKE OH) OF THE INDIANS AS WELL AS JOSE THE MATCH IN THRilliNG fASHiON. CARDENAL (CAR-DUH-NAHL') OF THE ANGELS ALL-STAR GAME AND JOSE PAGAN (PUH-GAHN') OF THE PIR- THE SECOND ALL-STAR BASKETBALL GAME ~OMBE..R ~Tc PAT'b ATES. THAT WAS SCHEDULE FOR SUNDAY WILL BE DUBLIN (UPI)--IRISHMEN WERE SOMBER FAMILY PREFERENCE INDICATES JOHN CANCELLED DUE TO A LOCAL OPERATION TODAY AS THEY GATHERED TO CELEBRATE TSITOURIS (SUH-TOUR'-IS) OF THE REDS, AND CONFLICT IN THE DOUBLE ELIMINATION THE NATIONAL FEAST DAY Of ST. PATRICK LARRY BEARNARTH (BUH-NARTH') AND TOURNEY. AGAINST A BACKDROP OF ECONOMIC DlfFI- JERRY GROTE (GROH'-DEE) Of THE METS, ALL BALL PLAYERS WHO PARTICIPATED CUlTIES, INDUSTRIAL UNREST AND AN OUT BOBBY KNOPP (K-NIP') Of THE ANGELS IN THE ALL-STAR GAME ARE ASKED TO RE- CROPPING OF EXTREMIST VIOLENCE. AND JIM BOUTON (RHYMES WITH WON-TON) TURN THEIR JERSIES TO THE SPECIAL FLAGS AND BUNTING BEDECKED THE CIT­ OF THE YANKEES SERVICES GEAR LOCKER AS SOON AS POSSI- IES AND TOWNS AND RUBBLE fROM THE NEL- SOME THAT LOOK SLiGHTLY MYSTERIOUS BlE SON MONUMENT HERE HAD BEEN DUMPED IN ARE, IN TRUTH, QUITE SIMPLE. <...' THE SEA TO CLEAR THE WAY FOR THE INDUS- LiKE BOB BUHL AS IN JEWEL AND HARVEY ~tviALL ALL AMER IC A N v TR IAl PAGEANT THROUGH O'CONNEll STREET KUENN AS iN KEEN WITH THE CUBS, CHAR­ NEW YORK (UPI)-~THE FOLLOWING PLAYERS FOR ALL THAT, THE iRiSH WEREN'T FEEllNC LEY LAU AS iN WOW WITH THE ORIOLES, WERE GIVEN HONORABLE MENTiON iN THE TOO FESTiVE PAUL SCHAAL AS iN SHAWL WITH THE AN­ 1966 UPI SMALL COLLEGE All-AMERICA A SNOWBALLING ECONOMIC CRISIS COUPLED GELS, JIM KAAT AS IN COT WITH THE BASKETBAll SELECTiONS. WITH HiGH PRICES, CREDIT SQUEEZES AND TWINS, BILLY KNOCH AS IN KNOCK WITH RECEIVING TWO OR MORE VOTES WERE! UNEMPLOYMENT -- AND TOPPED BY AN AUS­ THE PIRATES, BILL FAUl AS IN FAll WITH CALDWELL, ROCKHURST, CARTER, Mr. ST. TERITY BUDGET THAT SLAPPED TAXES ON THE CUBS. MARY's, CARTER, SAN FERNANDO VAllEY ALL THE TRADITIONAL Sr. PATRiCK'S RHYMiNG WiTH NICE ARE M~NNESOTAIS ST., CRISSMAN, SOUTHERN C~LIF. COllEGE DAY BEVERAGES -- KNOCKED SOME OF THE BilL PLEiS AND CHICAGO'S AMERICAN CUCHINELLA, CHAPMAN, DAVIS, ADMAS ZEST OUT OF THE DAY LEAGUE Al WEiS ST, DICKSON, ARKANSAS STo, DOMIN­ ACROSS THE COUNTRY ffHERE WAS A GROW­ HOWEVER, SOME OF THOSE AMERICAN GUEZ, ALBUQUERQUE, EDWARDS, CENTRAL ING INDUSTRIAL RESTLESSNESS BECAUSE OF LEAGUE PRONUNCIATIONS COMPiLED WITH MICHIGAN, FALKENBUSH, STo MICHAEL'S, THE EFfORT TO HOLD DOWN WAGES UNTil A NEW ENGLAND ACCENT iN BOSTON (BAHS­ GANT, SOUTHWEST MISSOURI ST., GAMMELL, NATIONAL PRODUCTION RISES THOUSANDS TON) ARE SLiGHTLY SUSPECT, AS USUALo PACIFiC LUTHERAN, HEPPNER, SEATTLE WERE ON STRIKE AND THOUSANDS MORE iT'S SORT OF HARD TO BEliEVE THAT PACIFIC, HAKALA, LiNFIELD, JACKSON, WERE IN DISPUTES OVER PAY CLAIMS ROOKIE P~TCHER JACK AKER, BORN IN CLARK, LEE, SOUTHERN iL~BNOIS, LIBER­ TULARE, CALIF., CALLS iT A'-KUH AND ATORE, NEW HAVEN; LIVIE, SACRAMENTO NOT ACRE DON'T BET ON THAT ONE UNTIL ST., LOGAN, WESTERN CAROLINA, MURR, FURTHER NOTICE. TENNESSEE TEMPLE, PEDERSON, NORTH INTERNATIONAl,SWARTZ, COLBY, TillEY, DAKOTA, RITH, VALDOSTA ST., SMITH, HOFSTRA; TUCKER, OKLAHOMA BAPTIST, KENTUCKY WESLEYAN, SMITH, PHILADELPHIA WADE, INDIANA ST, WALKER, CENTRAL TEXTILE STRONCZEK AMERICAN MISSOURi ST.; WATKINS, EVANSVilLE. PAGE 6 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1966 ------,------,------~------~--~--_4

HOIIS[ BILL S~ FKS Tn f NO VATICAN PROHIBITS NUN NEW YORKERS PLAN CHANGE i'YLIGHT TIME CONFUSION FROM APPtARING IN PLAY IN ARCHAIC DIVORCE LAW !,~Hl~J(TOr' (uPI)--WHEN !TiS DAYL!GHT DETRO!T (UPI)--A LAST-MINUTE RE­ ALBANY NY, (UPI)--LEGiSLATIVE LEAD­ : I (IE ,r l Ir~DIA"JAPOLIS ~T~S STANDARD T'ME PL'CE~ENT HAS BErN CHOSEN ~OR A STU­ ERS PAVED THE WAY FOR PASSAGE OF A DI­ I "~ LEl,JNON, \I\D., AND REP. RAY J, MAD­ DENT NUN W~O W~S REMOVED, BY THE VAT­ VORCE REFORM BilL WHEN THEv D!SCLOSED DUJ) (OEM -IND), SAID THE BUS RIDE IC'N, FRO~ A STARP~NG ROLE ~N A UNI­ YESTERDAY THAT THEir STAFFS WOULD COL­ FRO tl v ~ lET 0 THE 0 Tit E R T AK ES ABO UT 60 VERS~Tv OF DETRO[~ THE~TRE PRODUCTION lABORATE TO DRAFT A BILL BY EARL( NEXT ~fNUTES THREE DAvS BEfORE CPENtNG NIGHT WEEK. SO T~ j S (OUIJTR"I' FEU Ow wENT TO THE MERCY COLLEGE GR~DU~TE MRS. EtvllLY SENATE 'VI. 10RITY LEADER EARL BRYDGES UIG (ITY BUS STATIO~ AND ASKED WHEN H~GGER~v) 24, DETRO~~, wiLL PLAY THE AND ASSEMBLY SPEAKER ANTHONY J TRAVIA THE NEXT OhE ~AS LEAV!NG THE TICKET ROLf OF BEATR'CE i~ ~"'f j'AU.AN CLAS- EXPRESSED CONFIDENCE THAT THEIR BILL AGE WI' ,. 0_ 0 H! M I 0 3C J AS tv1~ DOE N RE L ATE [) S ! C "THE SERVANT 0 f .., '" "'1ASTERS" WH I CH WOULD PASS WITHOUT DiF~ICuLTY, THE S10R'f AT A tvlEETII~G O~ THE HOUSE OPENS HERE FR!DA~ THE TWO LEADERS MET FOR MORE THAN TWO RULES CO~MITrfE YESTERDA~ A MESSAGE FROM CARO'N~l AN~ON!UTTI, ~OURS IN BRYDGES! OFFICE TO DISCUSS THE "WHAT r I [viE DOES I T GET TO LE B4.NOr l") II HE4D OF THE CONGREG4 T ION FOR THE AF­ DiVORCE ISSUE AND SEVERAL OTHER MATTER~ T~E PROSPECTIVl TRAVELER ASKED. FA1RS OF ·HE REL~GIOUS iN THE VAT­ THEY INDICATED THEY WERE NEAR AGREEMENT "10 30," THE AGENT REPLIED ICAN, ftNFORtvlED ROMAN CATHOliC SISTER ON THE BROAD OUTLINES OF THE BILL WHICH THE. ~USTorlER AtvlBLED AWAY, THEN SIDLED MAQwE BERNADETTE MONDAY NiGHT T~AT APPARENTLY WILL CONTAIN ALL THE GROUNDS 13ACt< UP TO THE COUNTER. 'IWHfoT TltvlE 0 D SHE MUST REL!NQU1SH 1HE ROLE PROPOSED IN THE ORIGINAL BILL, BUT WITH YOU SA" THE BUS LEFT?" bl ASKED AGA iN S STER BERNADl~T[) 23. ~AD RECEiVED SOME CHANGES "IC 30 ," Tl-E AGENT DEADPANNED P~q~iSS10~ FROM BOTH THE MOTHER GEN­ BRYDGES ALSO I~PLIE Trl[RE WOULD BE "AND WHEN DOES IT GET THERE?" ERAL OF HER ORDfR 4~D A~CHBISHOP JOHN SOME PROVi~ION IN THE Bill TO DISCOUR­ If 10 30 ,!I CA~1E THE REPL 'f F DEARDEN Ot CET~:IT TO .APPEAR ~N T~E AGE MIGRATORY DiVORCES THE COUNTRYMAN EDGED O~F AGAiN T~E PlA Y A lEGAL AiDE OF BR~DGES~ JOHN PHELAN, AGENT CALLED AFTER HiM, "YOU \\rANT TO ThE .7'C"~ DID 1\101" OI="FER ANY EX­ FLEW TO MilWAUKEE T~iS PAST WEEKEND BUY A TICKET ON TH~T BUS OR DON'T vOU~1 PlANA~lO~ 'OR O~ERRv~ ,~G ~H['R DE­ TO STUDY WISCONSIN'S CONCRkiAT10N II~IO)" THE FELLOW RlPl..IED, "BU'" JF C~SiONS STATUTE W~iCH HAS BEEN EFFECTIVE IN YOU DON'T M NO I SURE WOuLD LiKE TO T~E Gi.E"'lI/Itd~Y I'vI~SSION SISTER, A RECEI\jT 'fEARS ll STICK AROUND foND WATCH HER TAKE OFF"i SEN.O~ iN T~E COM~u~ CAT~ON AR-S, WAS BOT~ LEGiSLATiVE LEADERS S~ID THE ON THE STRENGTH OF THIS AND OTHER TO APPE~R IN T~E ~~6v, WRq~TEN BY TRiP ~AD BEEN FRUiTFUL AND SOME OF TESTIMONY THE RULES COM~!TTEE CLEAREu C_~~o GOLDO"", TO FGl~rLl 6 NORMAL WiSCONSiN'S PROCEDURES WERE BEING CON­ FOR A HOUSE VOTEi PROBABLY TOMORROW, REQ0 IREMEN- J~ HER FlElD OF STUDY, S!DERED FOR THiS STATE. LEGISLATION TO STANDARDIZE DAYLIGHT iN THE ~O~E OF BEA7 R r.CE, SHE WOULD NEW YORK'S 179-YEAR-OLD DIVORCE LAW TIME, AT LEAST WITHIN STATESe HAVE BEEN Dr.SGuqSED AS A MAN THROUGH­ CURRENTl~ CONTAINS ADULTERY AS THE UNLESS THEIR LEGiSLATURES RULED OUT MOST OF ~HE PLAY, UN~ijl THE END, ONLY lEGAL GROUND. OTHERWISE, ALL STATES STARTING NEXT WHE~ SHE WOULD MEET wEQ ~OVER AND EM­ UNDER A BILL FilED EARLIER THIS YEAR YEAR WOULD GO ON ~AST TIME, STATEWIDE, BRACE BY T~E JOINT LEGISLATiVE COMMITTEE ON THE LAST SUNDAY IN APRIL, AND BACK TO PLAY D~RECTOR JAMES ~ODGERS EXPRESS­ MATRIMONiAL AFFAiRS, DiVORCE GROUNDS STANDARD TIME THE LAST SUNDAY IN OtTO- ED D!SAPPOiNT~E~T W~T~ THE RuliNG wOULD BE EXPANDED TO INCLUDE ABAN­ BER TH05E STATES OpTING OUT WOULD "WE RELEASED "TI-lE STOR" EJGHT WEEKS DONMENr AFTER TWO YEARS, VOLUNTARY

HAVE TO STAY OUT ALL THE WAY AGO AND H6 ~O wA1T UI\IT'l NOW TO HEAR SEPARATiON FOR TWO YEARS, CRUEL AND THIS YEAR, AS AN iNTERIM STEP, STATES TH ~ S, HE SA 10 "WE ...... , I Nt<. !T IS UNF'OR- iNHUMAN TREAT~ENT, AND IMPRiSONMENT OR LOCALITIES GOING ON FAST TIME WOULD TUNATE AND POORLf ~~MED ON THE VAT- FOR FiVE YEARS ON A FElO~Y WiTHOUT HAVE TO DO SO FOR THAT SAtvlE S, )(-tvlONTH 1 CAN' S PART, it PAROLE PER!OD, OR NOT AT ALL RCDGERS QuOTED Si5TEQ BERNADETTE AS 1 REP. HARLEY O. STAGGERS, {DEMo-W.VA.L TElliNG THf REST Or T~E CAST "I DON T PATR~CIA NEAL RECOV£R~NG CHAIRMAN Of THE COMMERCE COMMITTEE AND WANT you ~O BLAME T~E C~URCH. THIS FROM MULT~PLE STROKES THE BILL'S HANDLER, CONCEDED IT WOULDN'T is JUST ONE !~DIV!DUAL WHO MISUNDER- SOLVE ALL THE PROBLEMS HE SAID SOME STOOD, BECAUSE o~ THE DiSTA~CE AND GREAT MISSENDEN, ENGLAND (UPI)--PAT­ PEOPLE WERE SURE NOT TO LIKE iT; BUT THE LANGuAGE BARRIER, AND WHO MADE RiCiA NEAL FINDS IT A TRIUMPH TO BE HE SAID IT WOULD AT LEAST tvlAKE A START THIS DECiSqON," ABLE TO PICK UP A CHllDRENiS BOOK AND TOWARD RELIEVING THE CURRENr SUMMERTIME r~E ACTION BY THE VAT/CAN ESTABlISH- READ CLOCK CHAOS, ED A PRE(EDEN-r~ fOR SISTER BERNADETTE T~E ACADEMY AWARD-WINNING FILM AC­ ACCORDING TO MADDEN, 11 SHOULD ALSO WAS BEL~EVED TO BE TH~ FiRST AtvlERICAN TRESS, NOW LIViNG IN A WHITE FARMHOUSE

MAKE THE BUS DRIVERS HAPPY N~N CAST iN ~ ~AJOR ROLE iN A PLAY ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF THiS OLD ENGLISH SCHEDULED FOR PUBL1C ViEWi~G VILLAGE, CONSIDERS iT A STEP TOWARD SISTER BERN_DETTE WilL TAKE HER FI- REGAiNING HER HEALTH AND RETURNING TO MOUSE NAVlGATION Nftl VOWS AS A NUN NExl Y[~R SHE HAS THE MOVIES -- PERhAPS NEXT YEAR. STUDIED AT UCLA SAID SHE PLANNED fO USE HER THEATER FOR A WOMAN STRICKEN DUMB AND BLIND Los ANGELES (UPI)--A ZOOLOGIST AT EDUCATION IN MISSIONARY WORK AMONG AND PARALIZED BY THREE MASSIVE STROKES CLA SAID YESTERDAY HE HAD CONDUCTED POOR RURAL COMMUNiTiES OF THl SOUTHc IN FEBRUARY, i965, HER FIGHT BACK IS iXPERIMENTS THAT SEEMED TO SHOW MICE THE FiNAL ACT OF A DRAMA MORE HEART­ i JAVIGATE BY THE tvlOON AND STARS WARMING THAN THE PLOT OF ANY OF HER DR. J. LEE KAVANUA SAID MICE MAY USE L!GHT SAV~NGS FILMS, HER ACADEMY AWARD OSCAR FOR NOCTURNAL LIGHT SOURCES AS A RlFERENCE ~4SHiNGTON (uPi)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON BEST ACTRESS IN 1964 WAS FOR THE FILM POINT IN FINDING THEIR WAY ABOUT SAID YESTERDAY ~E DiD NOT MIND KEEPiNG "HUD," SHE DESERVES A MATCHING OSCAR HE SAID WHEN HE PUT WILD; WHITE-FOOTED LIGHTS ON IN HIS OFFICE iF HE COULD FOR COuRAGE. MICE IN CAGES WITH RUNNiNG WHEELS AND SAVE THE GOVERNMEN~ $~ MILL ION BY DOING MISS NEAL WAS 39 AND AT THE HEIGHT DIM LIGHTS AT EITHER END OF THE CAGES, SO OF HER POWERS WHEN SHE WAS FELLED IN

THE ANIMALS ALMOST ALWAYS R~N TOWARD 1HE PRESiDlNT J WHOSE ElECTRICITY- HOLLYWOOD BY WHAT DOCTORS DECIDED WAS THE END AT WHICH THE LIGHT WAS SHINING CUTTING CAtvlPAiGN SYMBOLiZED H!S FEDER~L A CONGENITAL DEFECT IN AN ARTERY, THE HE SAID THAT WHEN LIGHTS AT 0 END (F COST-REDuCTION P~OGRAM fOR THE GOVERN- BATTLE TO SAVE HER LIFE WAS COMPLICATED THE CAGES WERE SWITCHED o~~ ~UTO[I.Ar·· f'.1ENT, HAD TO !-lAVE THE LiGHTS ON FOR BY THE FACT SHE WAS PREGNANT CALLY EVERY HOUR AND THE LIGHTS AT THE AN 8 15 PM CE~EMONY" AT THAT TIME, As SOON AS SHE WAS ABLE TO BE MOVED OTHER END OF THE CAGES CAME ON, THE MICEHE SIGNED INTO LAW THE NEW $6 BILLION HER HUSBAND, WRITER ROALD DAHL, 49, dOU~D REVERSE fHEIR DIRECTION SO AS AL- TAX BiLL BROUGHT HER BACK TO THEIR HOME, IIGyPSY WArS TO RUN TOWARD THE DIM LIGHT "By S!GN'NG TH~S Bill TONIGHT -- HOUSE," HERE. IT IS LARGELY BECAUSE HOWEVER, DR KAVANUA SAID RUNNING RATHER THAN TOMORROW -- WE ARE SAVING OF HIS PATIENl CARE THAT MISS NEAL'S TOwARD THE LIGHT DOESN'T APPEAR TO Bf THE GOVERN~ENT A ~.lLION DOLLARS IN RECOVERY HAS BEEN SO REMARKABLE BOTH COMPULSIVE OCCASIONALLY THE ~iCE WOULDREVENUE," JO'"'NSON SAW "THA~ MORE HE AND HIS WIFE INSISTED ON GOING RUN AWAY FROM THE LIGHT FOR A SHORT THAN tvlAKES UP FOR THE LIGHTS wE ARE THROUGH WiTH THE PREGNANCY AND TODAY TIME USiNG" BEAUT IFUL SIX-MONTHS OLD Lucy GURGLED

THE ZOOLOGIST SAID THAT IN JHEIR OUTSIDE MJS OFF!CE, THINGS WERE IN THE CRADLE AS HER ~OTHER COOKED NATIVE HABITAT, THE MICE WOULD RANGE NORMAL THE OVERHEAD LIGHT I~ THE LUNCH AS MUCH foS AN ACRE FROM THEIR NESTS AT CORRIDOR WAS OUT M!ss NEAL STILL DRAGS HER RIGHT LEG NIGHT IN SEARCH OF FOOD. A BIT AND HAS TROUBLE USING HER RIGHT HE SAID THEY DO ~OST OF THEIR WANDER­ "Iris OVER, AND CANil BE HELPED, ARM, BUT HER SPEECH ~AS ONLY THE ING DURING THE DUSK AND DAWN HOURS AND AND THAT'S ONE CON50l~T!ON, AS THEY SLIGHTEST HESITANCY AND SHE HAS TAUGHT IT "SEEMS POSSIBLE THEY USE THE MOON AS ALWAYS SAYS IN TURKEY, VEN THEY CUTS HERSELF TO READ AGAIN SHE CAN ALSO A NAVIGAT'ONAL REFERENCE POINT AS DO PiE WRONG MAN IS HEAD OF F , " WRITE BUT SHE LAUG~INGLY DESCRIBED HER CHARLES DiCKENS WRITING AS "LIKE THAT OF AN IDIOT" IOIROS " HER ~USBAND ASSURED HER IT WAS VERY (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) HOURGLASS 1.1wEDNES_"':I MARCH 16 , !9b/'6 C~INA'S FEDEr AL PEN INMATE~ RED DIPLOMATIC WOES IN MALARIA RE~fARCH A~E SPREAD AROUND THE WORLD JOUET, ILL (UPI)--INMATE VOLUNTEERS ItDiTOR1S NOTE. WHILE THl WESTERN WORLD REGARDS COMMUNIS1 CHINA WITH ANX- AT THE STATEVILLE PENITENTIARY HELPED MLDICAL RE~EARCHERS DEVELOP A DRUG WHICH ~, f'l J r- THE WORLD FROM PEKING CAN ONLY BE BLEAK AND DISMAL IN THE LAST EIGHT MONTHS THE RED CHINESE HAVE SUFFERED A SERIES OF DrpLOMA~ IS BEING TESTED IN VIET NAM AGAINST RE­ IC REVERSALS COSTING THEM LOSS OF PRESTIGE AND A LOSS OF MOMENTUM IN THE SISTANT STRAINS OF MALARIA THAT PLAGUE DRIVE TO SPREAD THEIR REVOlv T ONARY MOVEMENT THE FOLLOWING DISPATCH DE­ AMERICAN FIGHTING MEN SCRIBES THE SETBACKS THAT HAVE ~ED TO A SHAKEUP iN COMMUNIST CHiNA'S D - SOME OF THE CONVICTS CONTRACT~D MAL­ PLOMATIC CORPS ARIA DELIBERATELY IN THE RESEARCH PRO­ BY CHARLES R SMITH GRAM BEING CONDUCTED BY THE U S ARMY HONG KONG (UPI )--IN HAVANA, CUBAN PRE~IER F"DEL CASTRO DENOl NCED COMMUNIST AND THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO ON ONE CHIf\lA AND CALLS MAO TolE-TuNG "FEEBLE MINDED'I FLOOR OF THE PRISON HOSPITAL HALF A WORLD AWAY IN INDONESIA THE COuN~RyrS NEW RuLERS OU'LAW THE COMMUNIST THE DRUG NOW UNDER FURTHER TESTING ~ARTY AND _CCUSl COMMUIJIST CHINESE PREM ER CrlOJ EN-LA! OF PLOTTING A PURGE OF IN VIET NAM IS DDS (FOR DIAMINODIPHENY- II!, ;-t~lD FORCES IN THE INDONES AN ARMY tND GOVlRNMENT SULFONE) RESEARCHERS QUOTE COL IN G~ANA A ~EVOLUTIONARY GOVERNMEN' ORDER~ CHINESE ENGiNEERS AND TECHNICIANS W,LLIAM D TIGERT, DIRECTOR OF THE WAL­ OLT OF THE (OUNTRY THAT HAD B~EN T~E,R TER REED ARMY INSTITUTE OF RESEARCH,

M0 ""T P R I VE._ E CEO SAN CT UA R Y t N 1\ d. 0 F 110: - ENCE, THEY lOST THEIR PROPAGANDA FORUM AS SAYING DeS IS ONE OF THE MOST PRO­ MiSING SYNTHETIC DRUGS NOW AVAILABLE r( I CA AN~ THEN SvFFERED A MORE OBVIOUS RE- FOR USE AGAINST RESISTANT STRAINS OF SOVllT COMMvNIST PARTY OFFiC,A~~ PRr- • \ERSAL BECAUSE OF T~EIR MEDDLING IN PARE FOR A DECISIVE CONFEREN~E ThA~ ~EPTEMBERIS BRIEF WAR BETWEEN INDIA THE DlSEASE COULD LEAD TO THE RED ChiNESE BEING RE~C AND PAKISTA~ AFTER SSUING AN uLTI­ THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO-ARMY MEDI­ Oul OF !HE WORLD COMMU~ S- MOV~MENT MATuM TO INDIA, ~hE ~ED CHINESE OB­ CAL RESEARCH PROJECT WAS FIRST LAUNCH­ SPIN A COMPASS, AND IN I\N" 0 REC;-- ON VIOuSLY BACKED DOWN AND THEN SUFFERED ED AT STt-TfV!LLE IN 1944, AND SINCE THE NEEDLE POINTS TOWARD -R00BLE FOR A D\SMAL DIPLOMATIC DEFEAT WHEN THE ITS START MORE THAN 4,000 INMATES VOLUN­ COMMUNIST Ct-liNA SOVIET UNION STEPPED IN AS A SUCCESS­ TEERED TO PARTC'PATE IN MALARiA STUDlfS WITHOUT SERIOUS COMPLICATIONS ONE AFTER ANOTHER SALESMEN O~ T~E CHI­ FuL PEACEMAKER IN ASIA BY BRINGING TO­ ONE OF THE WORLD WAR ~ I PIONEERS IN NESE BRAND OF w~~lG REVO~UTION ~A\E RUN GETHER T~E iNDIAN AND PAKISTANI LEAD­ THE EXPERIMENT WAS NATHAN LEOPOLD vR INTO UNEXPECTED CUSTOMER RESISTAN'E )N ERS Ar TAS .... KrNT ONE OF THE "THR!LL SLAYERS" Of BOBBY RECENT MONTHS THEY HAVE REPO~-ED "t>.J0 THE ~OSj SPECTACv~AR REVERSAk WAS FRANK IN THE '924 "CRIME OF THE CEN­ SALE ",'N INDONESIA, CUBA, G""A~A AND A SUr-ERED IN INDONESIA WHEN AN OCTOBER TURV,fI WHO LATER WON FREEDOM AND NOW SChTT-RING Of OTHER AFRICAN ~OJ~TR ~S REVOLT, BACKED BY THE PRO-CHINESE COM­ LIVES IN PUERTO RICO THEY SUF~ERED REVERSALS IN OUTER Mo~­ MUNiSTS, WAS SMASHED THOUSANDS OF THE STUDY OF NEW, RESiSTANT STRAINS GOLIA, DEEPENED H£ SPLIT WI7H THE SOV­ COMMUNiSTS WERE PUT TO DEATH IN THE HAS BEEN UNDER WAY AT THE PENITENTIARY IET UNION, BACKED DOWN ON AN G_TI~ATUM AFTERMATH OF THE REVOLT AND ANTI-COM­ SINCE SINCE THAT TIME, ABOUT TO INDIA, AND ~EARD THEMSELVE DE~OUNCED MUNIST OUTBURSTS CONTINUED, THE (NDO­ 1962 400 I NMAT E SHAVE AGRE ED TO BE I NFE CTED BY SUCH A STAuNCH FORMER ALLY AS CASTRO NES'AN COMMUNIST PARTY LATER WAS BAN­ WITH THE DRUG-RESISTANT STRAINS ALTHOUGH THEY ARE BELIEVED CA~lING NED ENTIRELY WHEN GEN SOEHARTO TOOK "THE VOLUNTEERS HAVE MADE GREAT CON­ SOME OF THE SHOTS IN THE V,ET NAM WAR, OVER POWER FROM PRESIDENT SUKARNO TRIBUTIONS,« SAID DR PAUk CARSON, RECENT SIGNS HAVE POINTED TO A LESSENING IN AFRICA, CHOU EN-LA! AND CHEN Y, E Of RED CHINESE INFLUENCE EVEN IN NORTY TRIED TO SELL THEiR BRAND OF COMMUNISM SCIENTIFIC D,RECTOR OF THE PROJECT V I ET NAM WITH LITTLE NOTICEABLE SUCCESS THEN AND AN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MEDICINE THEIR REACTION AT HOME HAS BEEN TO RE­ CAME THE OVERTHROW Of PERHAPS THEIR AT THE UNIVERSITY SHUFFLE THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS AND TELL BEST FRIEND IN AfRICA, KWAME NKRUMAH "THEy'VE SAVE HUNDREDS OF HOURS OF THE PE0PLE THAT TEMPORARY REVERSES MUST OF GHANA To MAKE THE SETBACK EVEN SICKNESS, THOUSANDS OF LIVES, AND MILLIONS OF DOLLARS II BE EXPECYED IN THE MARCH TO VICTORY MORE OBV IOUS, iT CA~E WH I LE HE WAS iN AGAINST ThE IMPERIALISTS PEKING WARDEN J PATE SAID THE PROJECT CON­ TRIBUTES TO PRISON MORALE AND WELL liT HE ,I PRO B LE M P LAC E D BE fOR E US I S THE TURN OF EVENTS IN GHANA WAS AT CLEAR, SAID A RECENT EulTORlAl IN THE LEAST AS EMBARRASSj~G FOR THE RED CHI­ AS MALARIAL RESEARCH CANTON YANG CHEN WAN PAO "WE ARE CHARG­ NESE DIPLOMATS AS THE SUDDEN ATTACK 1'1 THINK IT GIVES THESE INMATES A ED WITH THE GREAT TASK Of CARRY'NG OuR LAST MONTH ON PEKING POLICIES BY FIDEL GREAT CHANCE TO DO A SERVICE TO HUMAN- COUNTRY'S SOCIALIST REVOLUTION THROUGH CASTRO WHO CHARGED uECONOMIC AGGRESS­ ITY, it HE SAiD fliTS DEFINITELY A TO THE END AND RAPIDLY BUILDING SO~'Al­ ION" IN A DISPUTE OVER A RICE DEAL MORALE FACTOR BECAUSE IT INCREASES IS~ Wl ARE ALSO ENTRUSTED WlTH THE ~EA­ THE CHINESE COMPLAINED THAT CASTRO HAD THEIR SELF-ESTEEM" SOME OF THE VOLUNTEERS ARE INFECTED TO VY RESPONSIBILITY OF SUPPORTING WOR~D JOINED U THE CHORUS " OF ABUSE BEING REVOLUTION AND STRIVING TO WIN VICTORY HEAPED ON THE PEKiNG GOVERNMENT TEST THE EFFECT OF VARIOUS DRUGS ON MAL­ FOR WORLD r~EVOLUTION fI IN HONG KONG A NUMBER OF EXPERIENCED ARIA OTHERS ARE INFECTED TO BECOME THE PROBLEMS ARE MULTIPLYING AND THE CHINA WATCHERS SEE SIGNS THAT RED CHI­ "CARR I ERS " SOME ARE SUBJE CTS OF TOX 1- '''URDEN OF RESPONSIBILITY IS BECOtw1ING NESE INFLUENCE MAY BE LESSENING IN CITY STUDIES OTHERS SERVE AS NURSES, TECHNICIANS AND CLERKS ON THE PROJECTS. HFflVIER NORTH VIET NAM THESE CONCLUSIONS ARE «I WANTED TO VOLUNTEER BECAUSE I FELT S~, [ 3lNOLOGISTS IN THIS LISTENING BASED ON PEKING'S INCREASING COMPLAINT WAS DOING SOMETHING GOOD, SOMETHING I) T AT THE BARRED GATEWAY TO COMMUN i ST AND DE NUN C! A , ION PROGR AM AGA I NST Rus­ I CHINA CONSIDER THE RECENT SERIES OF DIP­ SIAN "MEDDLING" IN NORTH V,ET NAM As FOR THE BOYS CVERSEAS FIGHTING," SAID BARRETT INGRAM, ONE OF THE 1~1'IATE VOLUN­ LOMATIC REVERSALS TO BE THE ,OST SEVERE AN EXAMPLE, THEY CITE THE EDITORIALS TEERS WHO NOW HAS MALARIA ANJ SUSTAINED IN THE GOVERNMENT'S 16 IN THE OFF ICIAL PEKING PEOPLE'S DAILY, RESEARCHERS SAID THE RESISTANT fORMS YEARS OF EXISTENCE THE RED CHINESE ~ON­ SUCH AS THE ONE APPEARING RECENTLY OF MALARIA FIRST APPEARED IN SOUTH AM­ CERN OVER THE DEVELOPMENTS IS EVIDENT IN WHICH SAID: ERICA IN 1961 AND THEN SHOWED UP IN VIET THE HANDLING OF THE DIPLOMATiC CORPS IN "THE SOVIETS PRETEND Tv SUPPORT THE NAt-! IN 1962 THE PAST fEW MONTHS PEKING HAS REASSiGN­ VIETNAMESE PEOPLE BY MOUTHING A FEW ------ED ABOUT TEN AMBASSADORS, OR ABOUT 25 WORDS IN CONDEMNATION Of U S IMPER­ THERE ALSO IS THE QUESTION OF THE RAM- PERCENT OF ITS ENTIRE A'v1BASSADORIAL IALISM TO DECEIVE THE V,ETNAMESE PEO­ BLING CENTRAL ASIAN BORDER BETWEEN THE CORPS F,VE NEW AMBASSADORS WERE APPO ,­ PLE AND OTHERS COUNTRIES SOME RUMBLES HAVE BEEN HEARD ED IN THE FIRST THREE WEEKS OF THIS YEAR uTo STRENGTHEN ThEIR POSITION IN OVER DIFFERENCES IN THE REGION OF SIN­ ANO IN ADDITION SEVERAL AMBASSADORS HAVE BARGAINING WITH U S IMPERIALISM THE KIANG, THE VAST "WILD WEST" OF CHINA BEEN SHIFTED FROM AfRICAN COUNTRIES AS A SOVIETS SOMETIMES GIVE SOME MILITARY WHERE ATOMIC INSTALLATIONS AND MISSILE RESULT OF RESISTANCE TO THE CHINESE AID TO V,ET NAM, BUT THE REAL AIM IS TESTING FACILITIES ARE LOCATED, BUT BRAND OF DIPLOMACY MANY OTHER D!PLOMATS TO TRY TO LEAD BY HOOK OR CROOK TO THE PERHAPS THE MOST SIGNIFICANT DEVELOP­ HAVE BEEN RECALLED TO PEKING FOR ~ONSUL­ CONFERENCE TABLE OF UNCONDITIONAL DIS­ MENT IS THE RECENT MUTUAL ASSISTANCE TAT IONS CuSSIONS PROPOSED BY THE JOHNSON AD­ PACT SIGNED BETWEEN THE SOVIET UNION THE UNDERPINNING OF COMMUNIST ChiNESE MINISTRATION, SO AS TO BRING ABOUT AN­ AND THE BUFFER STATE OF OUTER MONGOLIA. DIPLOMACY BEGAN SHIFTING LAST JuNE AFTER OTHER MUNICH .. S,NCE CHINA IS THE ONLY !C~ICAL THREAT A COUP IN THE HOST COUNTRY OF ALGERIA THE SINO-SOVIET FEUDING COULD REACH TO MONGOLIA, THE TREATY IS OBVIOUSLY FO~CED POSTPONEMENT OF THE LONG-PLANNED A NEW CRESCENDO AT THE 23RD PARTY CON­ A I ME 0 AT PE KIN G SlCOND AFRO-AsIAN CONFERENCE ChiNA S GRESS SET TO START IN Moscow ON MARCH !F THAT IS SO, THEN THE SINO-SOVIET PREMIER CHOU EN-LAI AND FOREIGN MIN,STER 29 CHINA MAY BOYCOTT THE MEETING, BUT DIFFERENCES ARE MOVED OUT OF THE REALM CHEN YI HAD PLANNED TO USE THE CONFE~­ IT IS POSSIBLE THE DEVELOPMENTS THERE OF IDEAS INTO THE FIELD OF NATIONALISM [NCE AS A FORUM FOR DENOUNCING THE UNI f­ WILL BRING A FINAL BREAK IN MOSCOW-PE­ AND, PERHAPS, RAC{AL PREJUDICES ED STATES ON V,ET NAM, WOOING FENCE-SIT­ KING RELATIONS -- DIPLOMATICALLY AS As DEVELOPMENTS CONTINUE, AND THE TING NEUTRAL NATIONS, AND ,MPROVING WELL AS IDEOLOGICALLY STRUGGLE FOR CONTROL OF GREATER HALVES THEIR POSITION AGAINST THE RUSSIANS NOT ALL THE TROUBLE tLTVEEN PEKING OF THE COMMUNIST CAMP AS WELL AS OF THE WHOM THEY EXPECTED TO BAR FROM THE MEET- AND Moscow HAS ITS ROOTS IN THE 015- WORLD, BOTH THESE MAJOR POWERS BEAR I~G PUlE OVER WHOSE BRAND OF COMMUNISM WATCMING, AS WiLL THEIR ATTEMPTS AT AL­ WITH THE POSTPONEMENT JF THE CONFER- SHALL PREVAIL THROUGHOUT THE WORLD LIANCE IN ALL DiRECTIONS ------,,- PAGE 8 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16~ 1~66 ta'ATTS (CONT INUED FROM .1 PAGE ONE) GEM I NI (CONTi~~~~ :~~) WALL STREET TODA Y MORE THAN 800 OF JORDAN HIGH'S 1,800 WITH THE JUBILANT CONGRATULATIONS NEW YORK (UPI)--THE STOCK MARKET PUSHED STUDENTS WERE ABSENT TODAY. "I THINK OF GEMINI CONTROL RINGING IN THEIR HIGHER TODAY DESPITE SEVERAL BOUTS OF T~ET ARE KIDS THAT ARE SCARED TO EARS, ARMSTRONG AND SCOTT SUDDENLY PROFIT-TAKING AND A CONTRACTION IN VOLUME DE.A1"H," AND STAYED HOME, PRINCIPAL FOUND THEIR LINKED MISSILES BUCKING PRICES ADVANCED SMARTLY IN THE FIRST WILLIAM J SETTLE SAID. AND PITCHING AS THEY RACED THROUGH HOUR BUT FELL FROM THEIR BEST LEVELS THE T~IGGERING INCIDENT INVOLVED THE SPACE AT 17,000 MILES AN HOUR. BEFORE NOON. THE LIST FLUCTUATED NARROW- ARREST OF 21-YEAR-OLD THOMAS GALLOWAY THEY DID NOT KNOW WHY, BUT ARM- LY DURING THE REMAINDER OF THE AFTERNOON IN A BARBERSHOP ~OR ASSAULT WITH A STRONG DID KNOW THAT HIS THRUSTER UNTIL A SOLID UPTREND GOT UNDERWAY IN THE DEADLY WEAPON AFTER A ROCK WAS THROWN ROCKET NUMBER 8, USED FOR STEERING, FINAL 90 MINUTES. AT A WHITE TEACHER'S CAR. HAD FAILED IN AN OPEN POSITION. DOW-JONES INDUSTRIALS ADVANCED 4.95 TO THE RECURRENT PROTEST OF "POLICE GEMINI CONTROL ORDERED HIM TO BR~ ~16.03 AND RAIL~ TACKED ON 0.72 AT 244.32, BRUTALiTY" SPREAD AS A RUMOR AMONG THE OFF FROM AGENA STiLL, THE PITCHING jTANDARD & POOR'S 500 STOCK INDEX PICKED YOUTHS -- MANY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS CONTINUED. As SOON AS IT WAS DETER- UP 0.51 AT 87.66. LEAVING CLASSES -- AFTER GALLOWAY WAS MINED THAT GEMINI HAD THE RETRO-ROCK- TRADING SLOWED TO 7,330,000 SHARES FROM CAPTURED. POLICE SAID HE HAD A LONG ET POWER TO MANEUVER TO EARTH, THE 9,440,000 SHARES YESTERDAY. O~ THE 1,402 ARREST RECORD FOR BURGLARY AND OTHER ORDER WENT UP TO ABORT THE MISSION. ISSUES TRADED, 715 ADVANCED, 5 TO NEW OFFENSES. Two MINUTES AFTER SPLASHDOWN, THE 1965-66 HIGHS, WHILE 445 DECLINED, 61 A SHORT TIME LATER, LAWRENCE GO~EZ, SPACECRAFT WAS REPORTED FLOATING UP- TO NEW LOWS. 35, CYPRESS, WAS ATTAC~Fn BY A DOZEN RIGHT --"QUITE NORMAL" THE ANALYSTS SAID THAT ALTHOUGH THEY NEGROS AS HE DROVE HIS TRUCK TO DELIV­ THE NEXT STEP WAS TO DROP FLOTATION ARE STILL HESITANT TO PREDICT AN END TO ER BOTTLED wATER. GOMEZ, MORTALLY GEAR AND TWO PARA-RESCUE SWIMMERS THE MARKETiS FIVE WEEK SLIDE, IF SUCH A WOUNDED, STAGG[RED FROM DOOR TO DOOR FROM THE CIRCLING flRE'SCUE I" TO AID MOVEMENT WOULD FIND SUFFiCiENT MONEY BUT WAS DENiED ASSISTANCE AND THEN THE ASTRONAUTS AND lu KEEP THE CAP~ WAITING ON THE SIDELINES TO MA!NT~iN A SLUMPED TO THE GROUND. SULE ITSELF FROM SINKiNG THEY HAD STRONG RALLY, iT MIGHT STABiliZE THE WITHIN AN HOUR, 600 NEGROES, ~.ANY A FLOTATiON COLLAR TO RING THE BOB- MARKET. CARRYING ROCKS AND SHOUTING "GET BING CAPSULE. ADMiRAL TOPPED THE ~CTiVE liST WiTH A WHITEY," GATHERED AT AN INTERSECTION. S/SGT. l. HUYETT, OF ~ANCHESTER, GAiN OF 3/8 AT 91 7/8 ON 105,800 SHARES. HUNDREDS OF POLICE -- BY PRE-DETER­ PA., AND AiRMAN lC E.N. NEAL OF CHAR- KlM WAS SECOND WiTH A KiNG-SIZED GAiN OF MINED RIOT CONTROL PROCEDURES ESTAB­ LESTON, W VA , JUMPED IN. 9 5/8 AT 118 7/8 ON 93~~00 SHARES. LISHED AFTER THE AUGl3T UNREST -- THE RESCUE PLANE WAS PiLOTED BY COLLINS RADIO ADVANCED 2 1/4 TO !58 1/4 SWEPT INTO THE AREA AND QUiCKLY BROKE CAPT. LESLIE G. SCHNEuDER FROM THE ON 92 ,400 SHARES IN THiRD SPOT. UP THE LARGEST CROWD, BUT SEVERAL 33RD AEROSPACE RESCUE SQUADRON BASED POLAROID WAS ALSO AMONG THE ACTjVE OTHERS, RANGING FROM 50 TO 200 PERSONS, AT NAHA, OKINAWA. Ht IS FROM STATEN ISSUES. IT SOARfD 6 5/8. TEXAS GULF ROAMED SECTIONS OF WATTS AT RUSH HOUR. I SLAND, N•• Y SULPHUR SPRiNTED 4 1/2, ALSO IN ACTIVE IT TOOK FOUR HOuRS FOR POLICE TO GAIN IT WAS A BITTER END TO SOME OF THE DEALINGS. FULL CONTROL. BRIGHTEST HOPES OF THE AMERICAN SPACE ELECTRONiCS WERE HIGHER. MOTOROLA THE SECOND SHOOTING VICTIM WAS AN­ PROGRAM. THE CONSEQUENCES OF THE SOARED 10 1/4. ZENiTH ADVANCED 2 5/8, OTHER PASSERBY, JOE CRAWFORD, 33, A ABORT ORDER TO THE SPACE PROGRAM RCA ! 1/8, IBM 4, TEXAS iNSTRUMENTS ! 1/2 NEGRO, WHO WAS CUT DOWN SHORTLY AFTER COULD NOT BE iMMEDIATELY CALCULATED. AND MAGNAVOX I. 6 AM AS HE EMERGED FROM A STORE. BAL­ IT APPEARED LIKELY THAT THE NEXT AUTOS MADE GOOD PROGRESS. STuDEBAKER LISTICS TESTS CONFiRMED TODAY THE BUL­ SPACE ATTEMPT, GEMINI 9, WOULD BE CliMBED 2 3/4~ GENERAL MOTORS 7/8 AND LEl WAS NOT FIRED BY A POLICEMAN, DELAYED UNTIL THE NATIONAL AZUTICS CHRYSLER 314. AMERICAN MOTORS TACKED ON ALTHOUGH THERE FIRST APPEARED TO BE AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION WAS CERTAIN 1/8 BUT FORD HELD UNCHANGED. STEELS WERE AN EXCHANGE OF GUNFIRE. IT HAS DISCOVERED WHAT WENT WRONG MOSTLY FRACTIONS ~!GHER. AT ITS WORST, T~E OUTBURST DIDN'T WITH GEMINI 8 AND THAT THE MALFUNC- EASTMAN KODAK CL!MBED 2 1/4 AND Du PONT COMPARE TO THE 1965 RIOTING WHEN 34 T ION HAS BEEN CORRECTED. ADVANCED I 1/2. NON-FERROUS METALS WERE PERSONS WERE KILLED, 900 INJURED, AND JUST AFTER GEMINI 8 i s MAGNIFICENT BID UP SELECTIVELY. REYNOLDS METALS AND DAMAGE REACHED $45 MILLION. LIFTOFF FROM CAPE KENNEDY AT I I 41 CERRO ADVANCED I 1/4, AL COA 1 3/4, KEN­ AM TODAY, PRESIDENT JOHNSON ANNOUNCED NECOTT COPPER I 1/2 AND KAISER ALUMINUM (CONTINUED FROM PROUDLY I 5/8. PAGE ONE) CONG "WE HAVE CAUGHT UP IN THE SPACE NATIONAL AIRLINES ADVANCED 2 1/2 ON SEVERAL OBSERVERS SA!D HIS SPEECH RACE AND WE ARE GOING TO PULL AHEAD." NEWS OF RECORD FEBRUARY PROFITS. NORTH- BORE A STRIKING RESEMBLANCE TO THE HE REAFFIRMED HIS DETERMINATION WEST CLIMBED 6 1/2. TRANS WORLD ADDED BEGINNINGS OF BUDDHIST PROTEST MOVE­ THAT AN AMERICAN WOULD BE THE FIRST I 7/8~ UNITED 2 1/8 AND AMERICAN 3/4, MENTS THAT LED THE OVERTHROW OF FORMER MAN ON THE MOON. DELTA TRIMMED AN EARLY LOSS OF 2 TO 7/8. VI~TNAMESE REGIMES. EARLIER TODAY, RUSSIA HAD ANNOUNCED CIGARETTE STOCKS CONTINUED TO GAIN IN ANOTHER RESTIVE POLITICAL SECTOR, SUCCESS IN BRINGING TWO "SPACE DOGS" SUPPORT FROM SPECULATIVE. BUYiNG AROUSED LT. GEN. NGUYEN CHANH THI, WHOSE OUSTO~ HOME SAFE FROM 23 DAYS IN SPACE -- BY THE INDUSTRY'S RECENT WHOLESALE PRiCE AS 1ST CORPS COMMANDER SPARKED STRIKES THE LONGEST TIME EVER ENDURED BY A INCREASES BUT MOST GAINS WERE PARED TO AND DEMONSTRATIONS IN DA NANG, RETURN­ LIVING CREATURE IN A SPACECRAFT SMALL FRACTIONS ED TO HIS FORMER HEADQUARTERS CITY AND TONIGHT, JOHNSON JOINED OTHER AMER- BOEING MOVED AHEAD 4 1/4. CESSNA AIR- URGED HIS FOLLOWERS TO CALL OFF THEIR ICANS IN SITTING SOMBERLY BY HIS CRAFT AND BENDIX PICKED UP I 1/4 EACH AND PUBLIC PROTESTS IN HIS FAVOR TELEVISION SET, WAITiNG FOR WORD GENERAL DYNAMICS AND NORTH AMERiCAN AVIA- "I THINK OF THE COUNTRY, NOT OF ME," THE ARMSTRONG AND SCOTT WERE SAFE. TION ADDED AROUND i EACH. GEN. THI TOLD MILITARY AND CIVILIAN THE PROUD FLIGHT, SCHEDULED FOR ALLIED PRODUCTS ROSE 4. VORNADO PICKED LEADERS FROM FIVE PROVINCES IN THE 1ST 44 ORBITS BEFORE A SPLASHDOWN SATUR- UP 3. XEROX ROSE 5 3/4. DRUGS WERE CORPS AREA. "IF THE PEOPLE LIKE ME, DAY MORNING HAD BEEN FORCED DOWN HIGHER. SCHERING ROSE 2 1/4, AMERICAN TELL THE PEOPLE TO END THEIR DEMONS­ AFTER LESS THAN EIGHT ORBITS. HOME PRODUCTS I 5/8, PARKE DAViS I 1/4 TRATIONS AND DISRUPTION," NEVER BEFORE HAD AN AMERICAN SPACE AND BRISTOL-MYERS AND G.D. SEARLE I EACH. ALTHOUGH, HE WAS DISMISSED ON CHARGES MISSION BEEN FACED WITH SUCH APPARENT PRICES WERE SLIGHTLY HIGHER ON THE OF INSUBORDINATION AND IGNORING GOVERN­ PERIL OR ABORTED SO DRASTICALLY. AMERICAN EXCHANGE. VOLUME SHRANK TO MENT DIRECTIVES, HE AND PREMIER NGUYEN ONLY ONE FLIGHT -- GEMINI 5 -- HAD 2,290,000 SHARES FROM 3,320,000 SHARES CAO Ky ARE FRIENDS. THE GENERAL SAID BEEN SHORTENED, AND THAT WAS BECAUSE YESTERDAY. OF THE 858 ISSUES TRADED, 353 HE DID NOT INTEND TO ENGAGE IN ANY OF A WEATHER CONSIDERATION. ADVANCED, 270 DECLINED AND 235 HELD UN- "PLOTS" AGA.INST THE GOVERNMENT. LOST WITH THE GEMINI 8 ABORT WERE CHANGE~D~.~ ______~ ______WEDNESDAY'S FIERCE BATTLE BETWEEN PLANS FOR I NTR I CATE DOCK I NG MANEU- (CONT i NUED FROM VIET CONG AND AMERICAN TROOPS OCCURRED OG DE N VERS WITH AGENA AND THE LONGEST PAGE THREE) ABOUT 35 MILES NORTHEAST OF SAIGON, "s PA CEWALK" EVER ATTE~PTED BY MAN. COL. OGDEN AND HIS CHARM I NG WI FE SONNY WHERE U.S. AIRBORNE, INFANTRYMEN AND TOMORROW MORNING, SCOTT HAD PLAN- ARE BOTH AVID SCUBA DIVERS, AND HE HAS RE­ AUSTRALIAN FORCES HAVE BEEN SCOURING NED TO CLIMB OUT OF THE CAPSULE IN- CENTLY EXPLORED SEVERAL OF THE SUNKEN 100 SQUARE MILES OF JUNGLE IN THE TO SPACE AND TO STAY THERE FOR MORE WRECKS OF JAPANESE FREIGHTERS IN THE KWAJ­ DEEPEST MILITARY PENETRATION OF THE THAN TWO HOURS WHILE GEMINI 8 CIRCLED AlEiN LAGOON. VIET CONG "ZONE 0" THE COMMUNISTS THE EARTH ONE AND A HALF TIMES. AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY IS ALSO LiSTED HAVE USED THE AREA AS A BASE SINCE STILL THE NATION COULD TAKE PRIDE AMONG HIS HOBBIES, AND HE HAS RECENTLY PRO· WORLD WAR II IN ARMSTRONG AND SCOTT'S BRIEF MO­ DUCED A GRAPHIC REVIEW OF A MISSILE RECOV­ PRIOR TO THE BATTLE, THE AMERICANS MENT OF TRIUMPH -- WHEN COMMAND PI­ ERY OPERATION, PARTS OF WHICH ARE EXPECTED AND AUSTRALIANS HAD UNCOVERED A CACHE LOT ARMSTRONG RENDEZVOUSED WITH THE TO APPEAR IN THE HOUGLASS SOON. OF VIET CONG WEAPONS INCLUDING 47 AGENA, LAUNCHED 101 MINUTES AHEAD COL. OGDEN AND SONNY AND THEIR TWO SONS, RIFLES OR SMALL ARMS, 20 MORTARS AND OF HIS, AND ACHiEVED THE HISTORIC JAMES, 5, AND JOHN WHO WAS LAST SATURDAY MACHINEGUNS AND 600 BLOCKS OF CHINESE­ 4 J SPACE LINKUP. WILL BE ON KWAJALEIN UNTIL APRiL OF NEXT w~ DE EX PLOS I VES • YEAR, WHEN HE WILL HAVE T~E OPTION OF AC- I CEPTING A NEIIJ ASSIGNMENT OR RETiRING AT I L ______.~ ______~H~O~M~E~I~N~rO~)R~:T~~l.~Ad~U~DERwtD~)AuIL~.E~ ______1 PAGE ';J HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1966

(CONTINUED FROM PJBLISHEO BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AT THE THE INSTRUCTOR WILL BE W PARKER R. NEAL PAGE SIX) UIRECTION Of THE COMMANDING OFFICER, OF E/STO WHO RECEIVED A BACHELOR'S KWAJALEIN TEST SITE, MARSHALL ISLANDS GOOD INDEED AND WOULD GET MUCH BETTER DEGREE FROM THE U.S. MILITARY ACADEMY IF SHE PRACTICED. CONTRACT DA-OI-021-AMC-90004 (Y) IN 1954 AND A MASTER'S DEGREE IN MISS NEAL, HAVING OPENED TINS OF SOUP THE HOURGLASS'S PUBLISHED DAILY ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING FROM GEORGIA WITH A WALL OPENER, LEANED OVER HER BABY MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE FOR TECH IN 1962 STUDENTS WHO WOULD BE AND SAID "I WAS CARRYING HER WHEN IT NOTICES IS 4 PM THE DAY BEFORE PUBLI­ INTERESTED IN TAKING EITHER COURSE HAPPENED, BuT SHE'S COMPLETELY NORMAL." CATION AND DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS ARE URGED TO CALL R. W PARKER AT 10 AM THE DAY OF PUBLICATION. SHE HAS THREE OTHER CHILDREN. HER 9-427 (OR 2355 EVENINGS) BEFORE MON­ FIVE-YEAR-OLD SON THEO HAS UNDERGONE THE HOURGLASS ~ESERVES THE RIGHT TO DAY, MARCH 21. FURTHER INFORMATION EIGHT BRAIN OPERATIONS SINCE A TAXICAB EDIT LETTERS TO THE EDITOR FOR THE CONCERNING THE COURSES AND ENROLLMENT HIT HIM IN NEW YORK. TESS IS EIGHT AND SAKE OF BREVITY. ALL COPY, LETTERS IS ALSO AVAILABLE AT THESE NUMBERS. AND PHOTOGRAPHS SUBMITTED FOR PUBLICA­ OPHELIA, 4. ONE CHILO DIED. TION BECOME THE PROPERTY OF THE HOUR­ AFTER YIELDING TO HIS WIFE'S PLEA FOR GLASS. REPUBLICATION OF MATERIAL CON­ A SECOND BOWL OF souP -- "I'M TRYING TO DAYTIME OPERATION KNOCK SOME WEIGHT OFF HER," SHE SAID -­ TAINED HEREIN IS NOT AUTHORIZED WITH­ IN CONNECTION WITH A DAYTIME OPERA­ DAHL ASKED MISS NEAL TO SHOW THIS REPORT OUT THE PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE COMMAND­ TION SCHEDULED FOR THURSDAY 17 MARCH ER HOW WELL SHE COULD READ, THE STAR, ING OFFICER, KWAJALEIN TEST SITE HAZARD AREAS WILL EXIST IN THE OCEAN SMILING BROADLY, TOOK UP A CHILDREN'S IF YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED YOUR HOUR­ WITHIN A 200 NAUTICAL MILE RADIUS OF BOOK AND, OPENING IT, READ. GLASS BY 6: 15 PM, PLEASE CALL 350 BE­ KWAJALEIN AND IN THE KWAJALEIN ATOLL "THE WHITE SWAN, BV HA ••• HANS CHRISTI TWEEN THE HOURS OF 6: 15 AND 6:45 PM ON THE ISLANDS AND IN THE LAGOON BE­ A~D A COPY WILL BE DELIVERED TO YOU. ANDERSEN." TWEEN A LINE JOINING AND INCLUDING T~ SHE READ A COMPLETE PARAGRAPH IN TRI­ ISLANDS OF BoGER I AND YABBENOHR AND UMPH. EDITOR: NEIL PHELPS-MUNSON A LINE JOINING AND INCLUDING THE IS­ DAHL PRAISED HER, REMINDED HER SHE HAD ASST. EDITOR: DORIS WALLIN LANDS OF BIGEJ AND GEA ALL PERSON­ TO GO TO STOKE MANDEVILLE HOSPITAL FOR STAFF: BETTY DION NEL AND CRAFT MUST STAY OUT OF THE SWIMMING AND MASSAGE AND TO ANOTHER SHARON NANNI ABOVE HAZARD AREAS BETWEEN THE HOURS PART TIME: JUDY GILLIS HOSPITAL TO SHOW DEPRESSED STROKE SUFFE OF 0900 AND 1700 THURSDAY 17 MARCH. ERS IN THE WARDS THAT THERE WAS HOPE FOR LITHOGRAPHER: RICHARD RUFFOLO ALSO, fN CONNECTION WITH THE ABOVE THEM AS WELL. AFTER THAT, HE SAID, SHE OPERATION, A JUDI-DART METEOROLOGICAL COULD GO READ DIALOGUE WITH FRIENDS. OFFICIAL NOTICES ROCKET WILL BE LAUNCHED BETWEEN THE MISS NEAL SAID THAT SHE HASN'T ALWAYS HOURS OF 0900 AND 1400. DURING THIS DATE OfFICIAL BULLETIN PHONE BEEN ABLE TO REMEMBER BABY Lucy's NAME PERIOD ALL BOATS MUST REMAIN OUTSIDE "BECAUSE PROPER NAMES ARE THE LAST THING 16 MAR66 CAPT. J.J. DoRSEY 627 OF THAT OCEAN HAZARD AREA WHICH IS 17 MAR66 MAJ W G. HALL 690 TO COME BACK WHEN YOU LOSE VOUR MEMORY," WEST OF KWAJALEIN ISLAND AND SOUTH OF BUT THE NAME HAD RETURNED SPONTANEOUSLY. 18 MAR66 IT.COL. L.H. OGDEN 2497 CARLSON ISLAND AS SHOWN BELOW. '9 MAR66 cwo F.C. BAKER 2142 "I THINK I'LL BE ABLE TO MEMORIZE 20 NAR66 MAJ. R W. SPECKER 2240 LINES AGAIN," SHE SAID. PETER SELLERS 21 MAR66 MAJ. J.O. SAMMONS 2289 SAID HE WOULD GIVE ME A ROLE IN ONE OF 22 MAR66 CAPT. D.L. D£MENT 2330 HtS FILMS WHEN t VlSITED HIM AT THE STUDIO THE OTHER DAV. t OUGHT TO BE DUTY OFFICER IS KWAJALEtN TEST SITE READY NEXT YEAR." COMMAMDING OFFICER'S REPRESENTATIVE MISS NEAL DISCLAIMED ANY SUGGESTION DURING OTHER THAN NORMAL DUTY HOURS. SHE IS A HEROINE. SHE SAID NO ONE KNOWS HOW MANY TIMES SHE NEARLY GAVE WAY TO DESPAIR. THE POINT IS THAT SHE DIDN'T. LIMITED BLACKOUT VALIANT IS THE NAME FOR PATRICIA. A LIMITED-AREA BlACKOUT IS SCHEDULED AID FOR HONEYMOONERS FOR TONtGHT ([ARl~[ST AT 2000 HOURS) WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE U.S. GOVERNMENT DURING THE BLACKOUT PERIOD All EXTER­ HAS COME UP WITH A NEW WAY TO HELP NEW­ IOR LIGHTS INCLUOtNG RED LIGHTS AND LYWEDS GET AWAY FROM THE CHURCH AND OFF VEHICLE LlGHTS MUST BE BLACKED OUT ~N ON THEIR HONEYMOON WITH A MAXIMUM OF THE AREA FROM 9TH STREET TO THE TECH­ PRIVACY -- TAKE AN AIR fORCE JET. NtCAL-AREA END or THE tSLAND. AT LEAST THAT WAS WHAT IT DID FOR THE EXCEPT FOR STREET LIGHTS AND THE RO­ JUDI-DART 5000 FT. NETHERLANDS' CROWN PRINCESS BEATRIX AND TATlNG BEACON ON THE WATER TOWER, HAZARD AREA REDUCED HER HUSBAND, CLAUS VON AMSBERG, WHO WERE lfG~TS FROM 9TH STREET ON THRU THE THE KTS RANGE SAFETY OFFICE HAS MARRIED LAST WEEK IN AMSTERDAM. HOUSING-AREA END OF THE ISLAND NEED RECEIVED DATA WHICH CONFfRMS THAT THE THE STATE DEPARTMENT DISCLOSED YESTER­ NOT BE BLACKED OUT JUDI-DART BOOSTER WILL ONLY RARELY BE DAY THAT THE NETHERLANDS' ROYAL FAMILY , THE BLACKOUT WtLL BE .N EFFECT WHILE EXPECTED TO IMPACT ON KWAjALEtN fs­ HAD ASKED THE UNITED STATES IF IT COULD THE STREET LlGHTS AND THE ROTATING LAND. THEREFORE, EFFECTIVE IMHEDtATE HELP SPIRtT THE ROYAL COUPLE TO MEXICO BEACON ARE OFF. LY, THE REQUIREMENT FOR PERSONNEL FOR THEIR KONEYMOON WfTHOUT THE EMBAR­ WEST OF THE ZAR TO TAKE COVER DURING RASSMENT OF COMMERCIAL AIR TRAVEL. THE WATER REPmT JUDI-DART FIRINGS IS RESCINDED. AN ANSWER WAS YES. WATER DISTILLED 3/15 2{)5,300 EXPLOSIVE HAZARD AREA OF 800 FT. FOLLOWING THE WEDDING A U.S. AIR fORCE RAINFALL 3/15 TRACE AAOUND THE LAUNCHER WILL BE IN EFFECT, KCt35 AERIAL TANKER CONVERTED FOR PASSE WATER USED 3/15 240, too BUT IT IS EXPECTED THAT PERSONNEL BE­ GER USE FLEW THE ROYAL COUPLE FROM FRAN loss BY EVAPORATION 5,000 YOND THIS BoO-FT. DrSTANCE WILL RARE­ FURT, GERMANY, TO ANDREWS AIR fORCE BASE WATER IN STORAGE TGDAV 10,650,.000 LY BE REQVIREb TO TAKE COVER DURING OUTSrDE WASHINGTON. THE STATE DEPART­ A JUDI-DART FIRING. MENT SAID THE PLANE HAPPENED TO BE IN MATH ctlJRS£S tFFERED THE RANGE SAFETY OFF.CE WISHES TO EUROPE, BECAUSE IT HAD JUST MADE A MATH It2, INTRODUCTION TO COLLE~E EXPRESS ITS THANKS FOR COOPERATING TO FLIGHT TO WIESBADEN, GERMANY. ALGE8RA, ANO MATH t03, COLLEG£ AlGE81", THOSE WO~KING fN THE COMPLEX WHO WERE FROM ANDREWS THE COUPLE TRANS'ERRED 'tI 1tL. L. !!lOT H 8.£ OF' F' £ Il£O "" T Ht" UN t VE "5 n Y I N'CONVErHENCED OUR I NG THE PAST PER 100 TO AN AI. FORCE VCI40 JE1STAR WHICH TOOK ~VAtl K'tIAJALEIN CE~TE" FO. THE SE­ WHEN OEFI~ITIVE BOOSTER IMPACT DATA THEM TO LAREDO, TE~., WHERE THEY CR~SSED SiER BEGINftlNG IN Ap.'L. HOWEVER, WAS UIt"'VA~LABt-E. THE: BORDER Y THt COURSE WITH THE HIGHEST NUM­ THE NEWLYWEDS WERE BILLED '558,79 EACH BE~ OF STUQENTS RE6~STERED C~N BE VETERAN WOUNDED IN WATTS FOR THE TWO FLIGHTS -- THE FIRST CLASS TAU

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DALLAS (UPI)-­ IJ II. I SHOWT IME POTATOES JAMES S CLEAVER Wind68:00 g :Sit of BLEEDS EACH YEAR AND FI~HES FOR LENT HE CON­ ARE VERY TRIBUTED A PINT OF CITY OF FEAR AT Erin DELICIOUS BLOOD TO PARKLAND VINCE EDWARDS HOSPITAL'S BLOOD DRAMA BLACK AND WHITE S1. PATRICK'S BANK TODAY AND SAl ALSO NEWS 1Curkcy DAY IN THE HE HAS MADE IT A HABIT TO GIVE A fv10kNING! MOVIES ARE KEYED AS TO THE AUDIENCE PINT EACH LENTEN FOR WHICH THEY ARE SUITABLE. THE SYM­ SEASON FOR YEARS ANI) SO IS "IRISH TURKEY" ALTHOUGH DON'T RECOMMEND BOLS A, T AND C REPRESENT ADULTS, TEENS I CLEAVER IS A DI­ AND CHILDREN RESPECTIVELY THE PRESENCE IT IN THE MORNING, UNLESS IT'S 1:00 OR 2 00 AM RECTOR OF THE DAL­ HOWEVER LAS HEART ASSOCIA- OF ANY OF THE THREE SYMBOLS INDICATES THAT THE FILM IS CONSIDERED SUITABLE FOR DON'T SKIP DOWN TO MILLERiS AND BUY A TURKEY, THAT IS, TION IF YOU WANT IRISH TURKEY - WHICH HAPPINS TO BE "CORNED THE AUDIENCE GROUP REPRESENTED BY THE BEEF", OR BOILED BRISKET IF YOU ENJOY THE DISH AS MUCH AS I, THEN YOU WILL BE PLEASED TO TRY THE FOLLOWING RECIPE, WHICH BY THE WAY IS A GENUINE IRISH RECIPE WITH A BIT OF BARLEY BEGORRA! IRISH BOILED BRISKEr PUT A 3 LB BRISKET OF BEEF IN A LARGE KETTLE ADD BOIL­ ING WATER JUST TO COVER AND 1/4 cup or BARLEY AND SIMMER FOR ONE AND A QUARTER HOURS ADD 2 ONIONS, PEELED AND HALVED, , LARGE CARROT, SLICED, AND I SMALL TURNIP, DICED LARGE COOK THE MIXTURE, COVERED, UNrlL MEAT AND VEGE­ TABLES ARE TENDER. ARRANGE ALL ON PLATTER, AND GARNISH WITH BARLEY SERVE BROTH SEPARATELY ~~cse ME THINKS A TOUCH 0' SLAW WOULD BE NICE AND ME KNOWS THE IRISH COFFEE RECIPE WILL GO WELL WITH YA'

IRISH COFFEE POUR 2 OZ IRISH WHISKEY INTO A HEATED 6 oz. MUG FILL THE MUG TO WITHIN A HALF INCH OF THE RIM WITH HOT COFFEE, SWEETEN WITH SUGAR TO TASTE FLOAT ONE GENEROUS TABLE- SPOON OF WHIPPED CREAM ON TOP SERVE IMMEDIATELY 5}3 DISGUISE CAN LONG CONCEAL LIFE IS TOO SHORT TO BE SMALL WHERE IT EXISTS, OR LONG FEIGN IT SUPPORT THE BARGAIN BAZAAR' BENJAMIN DISRAELI WHERE IT IS LACKING. LA ROCHEFOUCAULD