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~AJALEI~, MARSM~LL ISLAND MONDAY 9 JULY 1962

JET AIRL~NER CRASHES SL\TElLITE TO AID BOMBAY, INDIA, JULY 8 (UPI)--THE MAY PAY DAMAGES Crp:~i 4UN I CAT IONS WR!:.CKAGE OF AN AL I'TAL IA Dc-8 JET AIR- DUE Tn IE~T I NG CAPE CANAVE~AL, fLORIDA, JULY 7(UPI LINER WITH 93 PERsa~s ABOARD HAS BEEN TOKYO, Ju~y 8 ru~ )--THE~YOD~~EWS THE UNiTED STATES PLANS TO ORBIT ITS SIGHTED E.Ahl OF BOMBAY IN DEN5E FOREST AGEI\i;:'Y? QLCTING "FOREIGN OFFICE' SOURCES", FIRST "TElSTAR" SATELLITE TLESDAY IN A POLICE SEARCH P.A~T,( REPORTED TODAY rODAI! SAiD "THE UNITED STATES HAS AGREED A REVOLUTIONARY ATTEMPT TO LINK AMER­ 1- HAD LOCATED ~HE ~LANE ABOUT 25 TC lWE LATEST JAPANESE REQUEST FOR COM- ICA AND EUROPE WITH DIRECT RADIO AND MI~ES EAST OF JUNNAR PENSA~~ON FOR LOSSES T~AT MA~ BE SUSTAIN- TE~EVISiON BROADCASTS THROUQ~ A THE AIRCRAFT, SOuND FOR ROME FROM ED ~uE TO THE PRESENT AME.RICAN NUCLEAR "SWITCHBOARD" HANGING IN SPACE AUS1RALIA, DISAPPEARED SIX MINUTES BE- T[51 5ER~ES Hil ";'l-j( PAC.P'I('o" SUCCESS OF THE 170-POUND EXPERI­ ~OqE IT WAS SCHEDULED TO LAND AT BOM- T~ERE WAS NO !MMED~ATE CON~~RMATiON OR MENTAL MOONLET WILL GIVE MILLIONS OF BAY'S AIRPORT DlNHA~ rROM AMERiCAN EMBASSv OFF~C!ALSo PEOPLE O~ THE TWO CONTINENTS A CHANCE DAMAGE CLA~MS ENV~SAGED BY THE UoSo Gov­ TO VIEW THE FIRST "LiVE" TRANS-ATLAN­ ER~MENT wOJlD iNCLUDE LOSSES SUFFERED TIC TELCAST VIA SATELLITE RELAY W!TH­ LOBBYISTS ACTIVE BY rjS~ERMEN WHO WOuLD HAVE TO STAY OUT I~ A WEEK OF 1HEiR ~RAD!TiONAl GROUNDS, AND SPEC­ IT Will BE A GALA EVENT OF NEWS ON CAPITOL HILL PAL C~STS INCURRED IY AIRL!NES WHICH AND SPECIAL EvENTS TRANSMI1TED DIRECT WASHINGTON, JULY 8 (UP~)--SENATE ~OUlJ ~AVE TO DIVERT FL~GHTS IN ORDER TO FROM THE U.Su TO SCREENS ALL OVER INVESTIGATORS SAY THE STATE DEPARTMENT STAv OUT OF THE TEST AREA. EUROPE, AND POSSIBLY AN OPPORTUNITY WILL COOPERATE FULG.Y IN A SWEEPING 'THE OFF!C',A,-S SAiD PHYSiCAL DAMAGE SUF­ FOR AMERiCANS TO VIEW ENGLAND'S PRINCE INQUIRY INTO AMER1CAN lOBB~!STS HiRED rERED BY INDiViDUALS, ALTHOUGH NOT SPECI- PHilliP OR PRIME MINISTER HAROLD BY FOREIGN GOVERN~ENTS TO 'NFLUENCE FiC.AlLY MENT'ONED !N THE NOTE 1 WOULD ALSC McMillAN "LIVE" FROM LONDON. LEGISLATION AND U.So POL,CY. Sf CONSIDERED. TElSTAR WilL OFFICIALL~ OPEN THE TYE DEPARTMENT} CAUGHT SOMEwHAT iN 000000 ERA OF GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS WiTH T~E MIDDLE DURING THE RECENT CONGRESS- MAY BLAST OFF TONIGHT? "ACTIVE" EARTH SATELLITES. THE PRO­ 10NAl BAT~LE O{ER SUGAR LEGISLATION (HO~OlULU)--THE WEATHER HAS AGA~N FRUS - GRAM, AND OTHERS LIKE IT, REPRESENT WHICH lHREW THE SPOTL!G~~ ON H!GH-PAID RA·ED A SCHEDULED UoSo NUCLEAR BLAST H!G~ THE START OF A MULTI-MILL ION-DOLLAR NON-DIPLOMATiC LOBBYiSTS) DID NOT OVER JOH~~TON fSLANDo THE BLAST HAS BEEJ BET THAT MAY PAY OFF IN LIVE TELECASTS ASK FOR EITYER OF THE TWO SENATE IN- SET BAC~ 24 ~OURS--TO 0900 GMl TONIGHT-- OF OLY~PIC GAMES FROM TOKYO, A GRUEL­ QU!RIES BEI~~ PLANNED" ~HE rOuRTH POSTPONEMENT IN A WEEKo ING SPORTS CAR RACE FROM FRANCE OR A BUT IT ALREADy HAS MADE AVAILABLE UOoooo FOREIGN M!NISTERS" MEETING II'! SOUTH ALL I~FO~MATJON REQUESTED BY THE KIDNAPPED GIRL KILLED AMERICA, BY 1964 OR 1965. SENATE FOq£I~N RELATIONS GRO~P BOTH A SECOND TELSTAR IS SCHEDULED TO THE STATE ~N: J~S'iCE DEPARTMEN1S BE LAuNCHED FROM CAPE CANAVERAL LATER ALSO ARE READv TO COOPERATE WITH A TH!S YEAR SUl INFORMED SOURCES SECOND INVESTijGATION PLANNED BY A rOLD UNiTED PRESS IN1ERNATIONAL THAT, SENATE JUD'C!ARf SUBCOMMITTEE. IF THE FIRST GA1HERS ALL THE NEEDED SENATOR FULBRIGHT CONTENDS THAT INFORMAl ION, AMERICAN TELEPHONE & SUCH EFfORTS TO INFLUENCE CONGRES~ (10QOOO TELEGRAPH COMPANY (AT&T) COULD BEGIN AND IN SOME CASES ALTER UoSo FOREIG~ LiTTLE GIRLS BURN TO DEATh PUTTING UP A FULL wORKiNG WORLDWIDE Po .... ! CY SH?'Ii-,", BE CONDUCTED BY AMBASS­ lNEWeURG, MARYLAND)--Two LITTLE G~RLS RADIO-TELEViSION SATELLITE SYSTEM ADORS AND r~uER DIPLOMATIC PERSONNEL MET A f~A~ING DEATH ON A HiGHWAY AT NEW­ STARTING NEX~ YEAR. THROUGH RE~~t A~ ~IPLO~ATiC CHANNELS BURGo EIGHT-YEAR-OLD SARDE11E WEAVER BE~L TELEPHONE LABORATOR!ES BUILT HIS POINT WA~ :MPHASIZED WHEN THE AND HER FOUR-YEAR-OLD SISTER, VANE5SA~ THE COMPLEX LITTLE SATELLITE, AND ONLY COUNTRY NOT ~IRiNG AN OUTSIDE WERE TRAPPED IN THEIR PARENTS' CAR WHEN IS PAYING THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS LOBBYIS1, ARGEN7!NA, WAS LEFT OUT OF IT BURST ~NTO FLAMES AfTER BEING RAMMED AND SPACE ADMINISTRAT!ON ABOUT $3 THE ~INAL COMPROMISE SuGAR BILL. BY A TRUCKo MILLION TO LAUNCH IT ABOARD A THREE­ STAGE DELTA ROCKET INTO AN ORBIT URGES wAR DAMAGES BE THErT IS REPORTED RANGING FROM 600 TO 3500 MILES ABOVE PAiD TO AID ALL C~T~ZENS (HOLLYWOOD)--MRSo MARY KOVACS, MOTHER THE EARTH NEW ~ORK, JULY 8 (UPi )--ANTONiO V. Or THE LATE COMEDIAN, SAYS SHE is HE4RT­ RAQUiZA~ MEMIEF Or THE PHILIPPINE HOUSEBROKEN OVER THE THEfT OF LETTERS AND MEM· WORK ON MISS!LES STOPS O~ REPRESENTAT!VES, URGED ADOPT~ON OF IENTOS GiVEN TO HER IV HER SON. THE iTEMS UNLESS NEW CONTRACTS SIGNED THE WAR DAMAGE Sill BY THE Uo S. CONO- WERE iN A PURSE TAKEN FROM MRS. KOVACS i Los ANGELES, JULY 8 (UPI)--THE RESS !~ A LETTER TO T~E ~EW YORK H[RAlDAPARTMENTo UNiTED AE~OSPAC.f. WORKERS (UAW) AND TRIBUNE PUBLISHED TODAYo 000000 INTERNATIONAL ASSOC!ATION OF MECHi "l­ "ir THE MONEY GOES TO CORPORATIONS NEW SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT HERE ISTS (lAM) T0DAY ANNOUNCED A STRIKE AND ~NOiViDUALS WHO HAVE ALREAD~ SEEN DRe ARTHUR Co JUDD, WHO ARRIVED ON AGAINST MAJOR AEROSPACE COMPANIES A­ REHAB~LjTATED, AMERICA W!LL NOT ONLY KWAJALElN THIS MORNING W!TH HIS FAMilY, WAS CHOSEN BY TCT TO HEAD THE ISlANDuS CROSS THE U~S~ WOULD BE CALLED JULY 23 DEfEAT lrlE REAL PvRPOS~ OF THE PHiliP­ UNLESS NEw LABOR CONTRACTS ARE SIGNED PiNE REHABILiTATiON ACT OF !946, BUT SC.HOOL SYSTEMo BY THAT TIMt:. ALSO IGNORE THE PLijGHT Of THE TOILING rOR THE PAST THREE YEARS, DRo JUDD HAS IN A JOiNT STATEMENT UAW VICE PRES­ MILLIONS Of FHLiP~NOS MORE ENT~TLED TO BEEN iN THE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT AT STATE iDENT LEONARD WOODCOCK AND lAW GENERAL BENEF!T FROM AMERiCAN GENEROSiTYo" COLLEGE IN POCA1ELLO, iDAHO, AND COMES I ViC PRESIDENT E R. WH!TE SAID A TOTAL 000000 HERE W!T~ MANY YEARS BACKGROUND IN SCHOOl OF 51 PLANTS, TEST SITES AND MISSILE PEACE SETTLEMENT NOT REACHED MANAGEMENTo BASES WOULD BE STRUCK GENEVA, JULY 8 (UPI )--THE WESTERN "AFTER CONSULTATIONS THIS MORNING, POWERS SOWED TO LOAT/AN PRESSuRE TODAY TROP!CAl STORM IS ON THE MOVE JAM AND lAW NEGOTIATORS WHO REPRESENT AND AGREED TO SCHEDULE A PLENpRY SES­ (AGANA, GUAM)--TROPICAL STORM JOAN WAS SOME 125,000 EMPLOfEES AT LOCKHEED, S!ON OF THE 14 NATION LAOS CONFERENCE 310 MILES SOUTH SOUTHEAST OF OKINAWA AT NORTH AMERICAN, DOUGLAS, GENERAL DYNA­ EARLY THIS WEEK EVEN THOUGH AGREEMENT M!DNIGHT GMT SATURDAY, THE JOINT TYPHOON M!CS (CONVAIR) AND AEROJET-GENERAL, ON A PEACE SETTLEMENT HAS NOT YET SEEN WARNING CENTER REPORTED. THE STORM WAS IT WAS DECIDED ro SERVE NOTICE OF REACHEDQ MOViNG NORTHWEST AT SIX MilES AN HOUR fERMINATiON OF CONTRACTS TO BE EFFECT­ olleooo W!~H WINDS OF 70 MILES AN HOURo IVE Al NOON, JULY 13" THE STATEMENT FINDS MILK RAD!OACTIVE 000000 SAiD. "THE NOTI:ES WILL BE SERVED CAUGHT IN OWN TRAP JULY i3 TObETHER OUR TWO UNIONS (BRdSTOl 1 ENGo}-*CANON WiLl!AM KiNGS~ WIL~ STRIKE AT lHE 51 PLANTS, TEST LEY MARTIN ASKED THE POLICE TO SET UP SllES AND MISSILE BASES OF TrlESE FIRMS A RADAR TRAP OUTSIDE HIS CHURCH eECA~SE JULY 23 UNLESS Bf THAT TIME AN HONOR­ CARS WERE SPEEDING IY AND ENDANGERiNG 1I HBS ABLE SETTLEMENT IS REACI-iED. "00000 PAR!SHlONERS o CANON MARTIN WAS FDN­ THE STATEMENT 5AID THE UNIONS WERE (Dts MO!NES IOWA)--EDwIN A. Bell ED $5.60 YESTERDAY FOR GETTING CAUGHT !N DEMANDING WAGE INCREASES AND CONTIN- lEAR~ED l~AT Hl WAS 5T0t~ FOR THE $4 TNt. RADAR TRAP. PARKJ~G nCKET PLA~E.D ON qg CAR 1fJ"'HlE I U£D PRCTEcrlON fROM A RISING COST OF PERSONS WERE KILL­ LIVING IT AL~O 'SAID THE UNIONS WE.RE ~~s £x-"~A~rEE WAS Dq~VR~Go (V!ENNA)~-FoURTEEN ED SATURDAY IN A RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN '~K!NG A IN:ON SHOP, SUPPLEMENTAL UN­ EMPLQYMr~T BENEFiTS AND HEALTH INgURANCE CZECHOSLOVAKIA AND 62 PERSONS INJuRED. PAGE: 2 YOURGLASS MONDAY 9 JULY 1962

JET BOMBER EXPLCDES OvE~ ADMINISTRATION WOULD AID PuBLISHED AT T~E DIRECTION OF THE WESTERN KANSAS WHEAT FIELDS A FEW COMMUNIST NATIONS COMMANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISS!LE ST. FRANCIS, KANSAS, JULY 7 (UPI)-­ RANGE FACILITY ~WAJALEIN, MARSHALL WASHINGTON, JULY 8 (UPI)--THE KENNEDY AN AIR ~ORCE B-47 vET BOMBER EXPLODED ISLANDS. iN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU AD~INISTRATION HOPES TO PERSUADE CON­ iN A SPECTACULAR BAL~ OF FiRE OVER OF WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAs-4176-c GRESS TO LET iT MANEUVER AROUND lEGIS­ NORTH-WESTERN KANSAS ~AST NLGHT AND WITH THE TRANSPORT C()1PANY OF TEXAS. LATIVE RESTRICTION ON GIVING AID TO CRASHED INTO A WhEAT ~IELD THE HouRGLASS IS PUBL SHED DAILY COMMUN I ST COUNTR I ES:1 I T WAS LEARNED TO­ THE PILOT AND A CREWMAN WERE KILLED, MONDAY THROUGH SATURD~Y DEADLINE DAY BUT THE CO-PILOT PARACHUTED TO SAFETY. FOR hOTlCES IS 4 P.M DAY BEFORE ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS DISCLOSED NEITrlER Of THE V~CTIMS WAS IMMEDIATELY PuBLICATION. DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS PLANS FOR A MAJOR ATTEMPT TO OBTAIN THE IDENTIFIED. IS 10 A.M. DAv Of PuBLiCATION. "FLEXIBiL!TYU THEY BELIEVE IS NEEDED ON THE CO-PILOT, LT HOWAqD J STEEN, THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT OCCASIONS WHEN THE "NATiONAL INTEREST" 28, CAME DOWN BY P~RACHUTE SOUTH OF TO EDIT ALL coPY RECEIVED FOR PUBLI­ REQUIRES THAT U S. HELP BE GIVEN TO COM­ BENKELMAN, NEBRASKA, 22 MILES NORTH OF MUN! ST fIIATI ONS 0 CAT~ON. HERE. HE SAID ONE OF T~E AIRCRAFT'S INVOLVED ARE THREE PROVISIONS RECENTLY FOUR ENGiNES CAUGHT FIRE AND THEN EX­ TACKED ONTO TWO MAJOR ADMINISTRATION ~DITOR - H. EoW o MCKiNNEY P~ODED. BILLS: THE PLANE WAS ASSIGNED TO THE 310TH --A PROVISION IN THE SENATE-PASSED SUPPORTS ~EN~EDY'S POSITION STRATEGIC AEROSPACE WING) A STRATEGIC FOREIGN AID BILL DENYING ALL BUT SURPLUS REGARDING ATLANTIC UNION AIR COMMAND (SAC) UNIT, AT SCHILLING FOOD AID TO COMMUNIST COUNTRIES THIS AIR FORCE BASE NEAR SALINA, KANSAS. N£w YORK, JUl~ 8 (UPI)--THE NEW YORK WOULD MAiNLY AFFECT POLAND AND YUGOSLAViA. FLAMES FROM THE WRECKAGE SPREAD FIRE TIMES TODAY EDITORIALLY SUPPORTED PRES --ANOTHER PROVISION IN THE SENATE AID THROUGHOUT THE WHEAT FIELDS, AND ALL jDE~T KENNEDY'S CALL FOR AN ATLANTiC BilL BLOCKING HELP TO COUNTRIES WHICH AVAILABLE FIRE FiGHTING EQUIPMENT AND Ut\)IONo HAVE EXPROPRIATED AMERICAN PROPERTY, VOLUNTEERS IN THE SPARSELY POPULATED NHAT WE ARE _iK£LY TO HAVE IS WHICH WOULD MAINLY APPLY TO BRAZIL. AREA WERE USED !N A TwO-HOUR BATTLE TO PROVISION IN THE HOUSE-PASSED A STRONG COM~GN!TY OF MORE THAN 200, --A BRlNG THE BLAZE UNDER CONTROL. fOREIGN TRADE BILL DENYING MOST FAVORED 000,000 PEOPLE ON T~E EASTERN SIDE OF STEEN SAID AN ORDER WAS ISSUED TO NATION TREATMENT MEANS GIVING A COUNTRY TH£ ArLANT!C AND ONLY SLiGHTLY FEWER BAIL OUT Of THE PLANE WHEN THE ENGINE THE SAME TARIFF BENEFITS EXTENDED TO ANY IN THE U~ITED STATES." CAUGHT FIRE HE SAID HE FOLLOWED THE OTHER COUNTRY. OFFICIALS SAID THE HOUSE "IF PRESiDENT KENNEDY WERE TO SPELL ORDER AND HEARD THE EXPLOSION BUT DID PROVISION wOULD ALSO SERIOUSLY AFFECT Ov T TYE CONCEPT ,NvOlVED, HE MIGYT NOT SEE ANY OTHER CHUTES YUGOSLAV CA. ~I~D HIMSELF IN SOME DIFFICULTY AT ONE BODY WAS FOUND SOUTH OF BIRD CfT~, •••••• HOME. WE Cli~G BY TRADiTION TO OUR AND VOLUNTEER FIRE FIGHTERS REPORTED FRENCH LINER SETS RECORD PO_ITICAL SOVEREIGNTY, AS DO ALL OTHER fiNDING ANOTHER BODY, BUT THE REPORT IN HURRY UP TURN-AROUND NATIONS T~E REFUSAL Of A PAST GENER­ WAS NOT IMMEDIATELY CON~'RMED AT§ON TO ACCEPT THE L~AGUE OF NATiONS NEW YORK, JULY 8 (UPI)--THE FRENCH wAS AN '~D\CATION O~ HOW PASSIONATELY L~NE FLAGSHiP FRANCE WAS RETURNING TO wE LONG TO Br LET ALONE, BUT THE TIME WAGON TRAiN MOVING ALONG EUROPE YESTERDAY IN THE FASTEST TURN­ ~HEN WE CAN BE LET ALONE BY THE SWEEP HAWICK, Mj~~ESOTA, Ju~y 8 (UPI)--A AROUND SINCE IT WENT INTO SERVICE IN OF THE WORLD'S GREAT WiNDS HAS PASSED. MORMON FAMILY OF 10 LUMBERED ALONG BY FEBRUARY. TH~ N~GHTMARE OF A SuPERSTATE WITH AN COVERED WAGON TRAIN FOR A FEW MORE MILES LESS THAN 22 HOURS WENT BY BETWEEN OVERwEIG~TED BUREAUCRACY HAS NO LURES TODAY ON ITS 1,200-MILE JOURNEY ~ROM THE ARRIVAL OF THE fRANCE HERE YESTER­ fOR A DEMOCRATIC WORLD. INSTEAD, WE MINNESOTA TO SALT LAKE C,TYo DAY AND ITS DEPARTURE SHORTLY BEFORE MUST A~R!vE AT A SYSTEM Of MuTUA_ RE­ THE ORIN GUlBRANSONS HAVE GONE ONLY MIDNIGHT. THE HURRIED SCHEDULE REQUIRED SPONSIBILITIES, RESPECT fOR EACHOTHER'S A LITTLE MORE THAN 35 MILES IN THEIR UN~OADING 1,648 PASSENGERS, 8,900 PIECES R!Grl~S A~D LAWS, AND A DETERMINATION FOUR COVERED WAGONS SINCE THEY LEFT OF BAGGAGE, 84 TONS OF CARGO, 4,820 BAGS 10 RESIST A~Y *~FRINGEMENT ON THE TER­ THEIR ST CLOUD, MINNESOTA, HOME JuLY OF MAIL AND 42 AUTOMOBILES--QUICKLY FOL­ RITORiES OF ~REEMEN. IN T'~E SUCH A 4. LOWED BY LOADING OF 1,865 PASSENGERS, SYSTEM ~!GHT ERODE THE COMMUNIST SATEL­ A MOR~ON GR~JP IN DAVIS COUNTY, UTAH, 9,950 PIECES OF BAGGAGE, 21 TONS OF CAR­ LITES, COUNTRY BY COUNTRY, THROUGH THE HAS OFFERED A 20-ACRE TRACT FOR THE GO, 1,000 BAGS OF MAIL, 22 CARS, 48 TONS POWER or FOPUlAR WILLo THE PR~SIDENT GULBRANSONS TO USE IN SETTING UP A OF FOOD AND 3,400 TONS OF fUEL OIL HAS DIMLY DESCRIBED A MAJESTIC DREAM. RIDING STABLE SIMILAR TO ONE THEY HAD THE RECORD TURN-AROUND WAS PROMPTED 11 SHOULD COMMAND THE EARNEST AND IN STo CLOUD. THE FAMILY IS TRAVELING BY A STRIKE IN THE FRENCH LINE HOME PORT U FRA~ERFUL THOUGHTS OF ALL MEN. BY COVERED WAGON BECAUSE GULBRANSON OF LE HAVRE, WHICH HAD PUT OFf THE I HAS NO CAR AND NO MONEY FOR OTHER TRAN~ FRANCE's SCHEDULED SAILING FROM JUNE 21 CAUSES BOONS AND RECESSIONS PORTATION AND HE HAD PLENTY O~ HORSES UNTIL JULY I THE FRENCH LINE SAID THE AND WAGONS FROM HIS ST. CLOUD RIDING FAST DEPARTURE WILL ALLOW THE FRANCE TO WASHINGTON, JULY 8 (UPI)--A HOUSE­ STABLE. MAINTAIN ITS SCHEDULE. SENATE ECONO~IC SUBCOMMITTEE SAID YES­ TERDAY, ITS STuDIES SHOW THAT EXCESSIVE INVENTORY ADJUSTMENTS ARE A BIG FACTOR MUCH NEED FOR FOOD NOTICE A GROSS EXAGERATION IN AGGR~VAT!NG BOTH BOOMS AND RECES­ EAST PAKISTAN, JULY 8 (UPI)--ApPEALS DUBLIN, JULY 8 (UPI)--BARTHOLOMEW SIONS FOR FOOD WERE ISSUED BY THE EAST PAKIS­ MURPHY, FATHER OF SIX, CAME BACK FROM iT SAID CUTBACKS OR BUILDUPS IN IN­ TAN GOVERNMENT YESTERDAY AS FLOODS IN­ THE DEAD IN TIME TO CANCEL HIS FUNERAL. VENTORIES fEED ON THEMSELVES, ALL UP UNDATED MUCH OF THE COUNTRYSIDE AND THE 44.YEAR-OLD FORMER ARMY OFFICER AND DOWN THE DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM, WITH THE MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE REPORTED WAS DISCOVERED ALIVE AND COMFORTABLE IN THt RESULT THAT PRODUCTION IS GEARED THE SITUATION "OUT OF CONTROL" A LOCAL HOSPITAL AfTER HIS DEATH NOTICE FiNAllY TO FALSE SIGNALS ON THE RATE LARGE AREAS OF SIX OF EAST PAKISTANf~ AND ANNOUNCEMENT OF fUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS OF ACTUAL CONSUMPTION OR PURCHASE. 18 DISTRICTS WERE REPORTED UNDER WATER, HAD APPEARED IN THE NEWSPAPERS THE SUBCOMMITTEE OFFERED NO REMEDIES WIPING OUT CROPS. THE WATER LEVEL WAS THE MIXUP, HIS WIFE EXPLAINED, RE- IT CALLED FOR FURTHER STUDY AND SAID REPORTED CONTINUING 10 RISE IN ALL THE SULTED WHEN MURPHY WAS TRANSFERRED FROM IT wiLL PONDER POSSIBLE CORRECTIVE COUNTRY'S RIVERS, WITH THE DANGER LEVEl ONE HOSPITAL TO ANOTHER BUT THE FiRST ACTIONS AT HEARINGS STARTING SOON ALREADY PASSED. ERRONEOUSLY TOLD THE FAMILY DOCTOR HE WITH THE fOOD SITUATION DETERIORATINC WAS DEAD. iNSANE CRIMINALS RIOT THE LOCAL PRESS REPORfED THAT HUNGER AFTER MURPHY HAD BEEN RE-LOCATED, UR- LIMA, OHIO, JULY 8 (UPI)--THE STATE MARCHES ALREADY ARE BEING STARTED. GENT TELEGRAMS NOTIFIED FRIENDS AND REL- HIGHWA~ PATROL REPORTED LAST NIGHT IT THE INDIA~ GOVERNMENT DIVERTED TWO ATIVES, SOME OF WHOM LIVED 200 MILES HAD SENT NEARLY 10 MEN TO THE LIMA SHIPLOADS OF AMERICAN WHEAT FROM CAL- AWAY, THAT THE FUNERAL HAD BEEN CANCEL- STATE HOSPITAL FOR THE CRI~INALLY IN- CUTTA TO CHITTAGONG TO HELP EASE THE LED. SANE HERE TO QUELL A RIOT. FAMINE. FIRST REPORTS INDICATED THE RIOT WAS CARS COLLIDE HEAD-ON IN A MAX~MUM SECURITY WARD AT THE HOS­ FREIGHTER RUNS AGROUND PITAL, AND THAT HOSTAGES WERE HELD BY PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA, JULY 8 (UPI)-­ RIOTING INMATES SINGAPORE, JULY 8 (UPI)--THE HONG Two CARS COLLiDED ON A STRAIGHT STRETCH THE NJMBER OF RIOTERS WAS NOT IMMED­ KONG REGISTERED FREIGHTER NINA RAN OF U.S. HIGHWAY I YESTERDAY, KILLING AT IATELY KNOWN AGROUND YESTERDAY AFTER HITTING A REEF LEAST SIX PERSONS AND SERIOUSLY INJURING STATE PATROLMEN REPORTEDLY F!RED TEAR WHILE ENTERING SINGAPORE HARBOR. SEVEN OTHERS. GAS iNTO THE WARD TO TRY TO SUBDUE THE THE 2,500-TON SHIP wAS CARRYING 895 RESCUE WORKERS HAD TO USE JACKS TO PRISONERS. TONS OF RICE FROM BURMA AND SOME RUBBEF PRY THE WRECKAGE APART TO REACH THE VIC­ ~ROM MALACCA IT IS OWNED BY lHE TRADE TIMS AND THE INJURED AND NAV!GATION Co OF HONG KONG AND IDENTIFiCATION OF THE VICTIMS WAS NOT iF YOJ DONir LiKE BABiES, HAVE THEiR CHARTERED TO THE TEC~ HWA SHIPPING CO. IMMEDIATELY POSSIBLE DIAPERS STARCfiED OF SiNGAPORE. PAGE 3 HOURGLASS MONDAY 9 JULY 1962

FIND UoS. SCHOOL CHILDREN FIRST RESERV ISTS SAC!; FROM RivAL FORCES MANEUVER TO LACKING iN PHYS!CAL FITNESS GERMANY AND AWA IT iNG RELEASE GET CONTROL OF ALGIERS HYANN~S PORT, MASS, JULY 8 (UPl)-­ WASH NGTON, JULY 7 (UPI)--T~E FIRST ALGiERS, JulY 7 (UPI)--A THOUSAND PRESiDENT KENNEDY MADE P~BLIC SOME 100 OF ~nRE THAN 150,000 RESERVISTS TO MEN OF THE NATIONAL LIBERATION ARMY (ALN STATIST!CS TODAy INDICATING WHAT HE BE RETURNED TO C'VILIAN LIFE BY FALL LOYAL TO LEFT-W!NG RADICAL VICE PREMIER CAL.LE.D "FRIGHTEN~NG" LOW LEVEL OF PHY­ WILL ARR!VE AT NEARBY ANDREWS AIR FORCE MOHAMMED BEN BELLA MARCHED TRiUMPHANTLY ~CAL fiTNESS AMONG AMERICA'S 40 MILLION BASE, MARYLAND, MONDAY FOR MUSTERING INTO ORAN TONIGHT AND WERE GREETED BY SCHOOL CHilDREN OUr. RESOUNDING CHEERS FROM THE THOUSANDS WHO THE. ChiEf EXECuTIVE SAID SURVEYS IN­ THE AiR FORCE ANNOJNCED TODAY THAT LINED THE STREETS. DICATE THAT, AT BEST, ONE-FOURTH OF TnE MEN ARE MEMBERS OF THE 152ND TAC­ ARR!VAL OF THE NINE ALN ARMY UNITS WAS THOSE YOUNGSTERS "CANNOT PASS EVEN A l!CA_ CONTROL GROUP AND HAVE BEEN STA­ A B!TTER BLOW TO MODERATE PREMIER BEN $jMPLE SCREEN~NG TEST OF PH~SICAL PER­ TiONED NEAR THE COMMUNIST BORDER iN Youssr BEN KHEDDA AND HIS CABINET WHO rORMANCE n GERMANY SINCE LAST OCTOBER ARE TRYING TO MARSHAL POPULAR SUPPORT "TH'~ TEST is NOT DIFFiCULT, KENNEDY~ THE MUSTERING OUT OF THiS GROUP IS FOR THEIR SHAKY PROVISiONAL GOVERNMENT STATEMENT SAID. "!T CALLS FOR ONLY TO CONTINUE AT A RATE OF ABOUT 10 MEN WHiCH SEEKS TO RETAIN CLOSE T!ES WITH MiNiMUM ACCEPTABLE lEVELS OF STRENGTH, A DAY UNTIL COMPLETED FRANCE. FLEX!B~LITY AND AGILiTY." THE 152ND CONTROL GROUP OPERATED THE BEN BELLA TROOPS ENTERED ORAN fROM THE PRES!DENT SAID HIS COUNCil ON GROUND RADAR STATijONS SET UP ALONG EAS! NEAR THE MOROCCAN BORDER AND PROCEEDED YOUTH ~ITNESS, WHICH PROVIDED THE STA­ GERMAN BORDER TO DIRECT FIGHTER PLANES DURECTLY TO BARACKS RESERVED FOR THEM ON TISTiCS ON ~HE BASIS OF PilOT PROJECTS !N CASE O~ HOSTILITIES THE EDGE Of THE CiTY. THEY DID NOT PASS AND SURVEYS~ ALSO HAD PROPOSED COMPRE­ THE B0LK OF THE AIR FORCE RESERVES BY THE EUROPEAN QUARTER OF THE CITY. HENSIVE TESTS FOR SCHOOLS TO MEASURE CALLED UP FOR THE BERLIN CRISIS WilL BEN BELLA WHO SEEKS TO LEAD NEWLY DE­ A BROADER ~ANGE O~ PHYSICAL ACHIEVE­ BE RErURNED TO CIVILIAN LIFE BETWEEN PENDENT ALGERIA INTO A SORT OF A "PEOPLE'~ MEt-.JTo AUG" 15 AND 31. ARMY DEMOBILIZATIONS DEMOCRACY» SPLIT WITH BEN KHEDDA LAST THE FIGURES KENNEDY MADE PUBLIC CAME START AUG. I. SEVERAL NAVY RESERVE WEEKEND WHEN BEN KHEDDA FIRED THE A~ FROM C B (BUD) Wnl~INSON, FOOTBALL UNITES HftVE ALREADY REACHED THEIR HOMe THREE-MAN GENERAL STAFF. COACH Al THE U~iVERS!TY OF OKLAHOMA S~ATIONS BUT HAVE ~OT YET BEEN MUSTER­ AND CONSuLTANT TU THE PRESIDENT ON ED OUT. FiRE ON RiOTING RANGOON YOUT.H ~~TN£SSo THE SURVEY CONSiSTEDOf STUDENTS, KILLING FIFTEEN A SC,ENrqfIC SAMPLiNG OF THE NATION'S WELCOME ABOARD! 108,000 PUBl~C AND 16,500 ~AROCHIAL RANGOON, JULY 8 {UPI)--POLICE AND AND PR~vA~E. SCHOOLS. FORTY-FIVE PERSONS ARRiVED ON THiS ARMY TROOPS FIRED ON RANGOON UNiVERSITY MORNING'S FLIGHT. FOUR TCT EMPLOYEES STUDENTS YESTERDAY EVENING AND HOSPITAL SENATOR SAYS AMERICA WERE RETURNEES, DOROTHY V. SPENCER, SOURCES SAID THAT 15 STUDENTS WERE KIL­ DEFE~SE SYSTEM lS ADEQUATE RODNEY Y. MIYAMOTO, JAMES O. BELvEU LED AND SIXTY PERSONS INJURNED AND SAf'.1 JONES. THE STUDENTS DEMONSTRATED lAST NiGHT WASH!NGTON, JulY (UPI)--SENATOR 8 RICHARD C. WALL, reT PERSONNEL MAN­ AND FRIDAY AGAINST NEW, AND MORE STRiCT HENRY JAC~SON SAiD TODAY THAT SOVDET AGER FROM OAKLAND HEADQUARTERS, CAME CONDUCT RULES IMPOSED ON THEM BY BURMA'S RUSSJA wiLL HAVE EVENTUALLY THE CAPA­ IN FOR A SHORT STAY, AND NEW EMPLOYEES REVOLUTIONARY COUNCIL THE COUNCil HAS CITY TO riRE NUCLEAR WEAPONS FROM SUB­ INC~0DE DON ~~HENRY, WILLIAM REED, AND ANNOUNCED IT WOULD PREFER TO CLOSE BOTH MERGED SUBMARINES AND THAT WI~L CREATE MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR C JUDD AND THREE RANGOON AND MANDALAY UNIVERSiTIES RATHER A NEW D~FENSE PROBLEM fOR THE UNITED CHILDREN. THAN SUBMIT TO STUDENT AGITATION. SrATES C!VIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES iNCLUDE BUT HE SA!D THE UNITED STATES HAS A RAWluN H. SPENCER WITH HiS fAMilY, DEFENSE SVSfEM SO POWERFUL iT CANNOT PLAN ECONOMIC UNITY BACK FROIvI VACATlON AND TWO ~EW MEN, BE RUiNED iF iT wERE HIT BY SURPRISE AMMAN, JORDAN, JULY 8 (UPI)--JORDANIAN YUICHI MENDE AND HAROLD MORGAN. ATTACK. FOREIGN MINISTER DR. HASEM HUSEIBEH SAID HERE FOR TEMPORARY DUTY FRO~ PEARL "OUR SYSTEM IS SURVIVABLE," HE SAID. TODAY IMMEDIATE CONTACTS WILL BE MADE HARBOR NAVY S~!PYARD ARE JOHN E. BRIG~ nA lOT OF !T WOULD BE DESTRovED (I N A WITH ARAB STATES TO IMPLEMENT A PLAN FOR GORDON BR\GMT) GLENN TOMINAGA AND~LnR 5URPROSE ATTACK) BuT WE HAVE SUCH A ECONOMIC UNITv SIGNED BY THE ARAB LEAGUE WAKiNGKONA TREM~NDOUS AMOUNT OF IT .THAT iT SEEMS ARRIVING FOR UNITEC CORPORATION WERE LAST MONTH. TO ME iT MEETS THAT TEST." KERMIT FERREll, ERNEST FERRELL, JOHN THE PROPOSALS wOULD ABOLISH VISA RE- JAC~SON is A MEMBER OF THE SENATE GULATIONS AND PERMIT FREE MOVEMENT AND B. DAVIS AND RiCHARD SYMANSKI. ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE AND CHAIRMAN PERSONS AND CAPITAL. TERMINAL STEEL COMPANY HAS RETURNED OF THE MILiTARv ApPLICAT!ONS SUBCOMMIT­ R~CHARD TOME, PEILI McMoORE, NORMAN TE Of THE JOiNT COMMITTEE ON ATOMIC TERUY A, RA LPH KEHANO, JOSE PH KAUAH IKAU A KUWAIT BUYS OLD MANSION E\lERGY HE COM~[NTED TODAY IN A TELE- T. FUKUKI AND DAviD SIU. ANOTHER EM­ ViSION i~TERv!EW. NEW YORK, JULY 8 (UPI)--THE Oil RICH PLOYEE IS F. MALA PULE. SHEIKDOM OF KUWAIT HAS BOUGHT THE TOWN THE U.S ARMY RETURNS JAMES J. DEVINE HOUSE OF A J.P. MORGAN AND CO. PARTNER MORE NAZ! OUTRAGES WITH TWO NEW ARRIVALS, HEN~Y WILSON WHO DIED RECENTLY. ~ONTEV!DEO, URUGUAY, JULY 7 (UPI)-­ AND JOHN ALU L I. THE TINY BUT WEALTHY MIDDLE-EASTERN THE 17-VEAR-OLD NiECE Of A PARAGUAYAN MR AND MRS. H. B. KIRKHAM (CHANCE COUNTRY PAID $420,000 ALL IN CASH. Ku­ wRiiER TODAy WAS REPORTED TO BE THE VOUGHT) AND SON HAROLD RETURNED FROM WAIT WILL USE IT AS AN AMBASSADORIAL LAST viCTIM OF RECENT NAZI OuTRAGES IN VACATION. JOHN PALMER HAS RETURNED RESIDENCE, A CONSULATE AND A CULTURAL SOUTH AIvIERICA FOR CV. AND EDUCATIONAL CENTER. HER CASE, HOWEVER, APPEARED TO HAVE NEW ARRIVALS FOR TEMPORARY DUTY OR VISITING ARE RICHARD SIANr. AND CHESTER ANT i-COMMUNISM, RATHER THAN ANTI-SEM/T­ IT GETS HOT IN HELL TERPSTRA (TRUST TERRITORyb PATRiCK ISM, AS ITS MOTIVE. WASHINGTON, JULY 8 (UPI)--THE u.s. SCULLY (RCA), D. R. MERRYFIELD (LECKEN SOLEDAD BARRET VIETMAN. NIECE OF AUTHOR WEATHER BUREAU WILL NOW BE ABLE TO MEA­ BY STEEL CO.) AND HALEY L. HODNETT RAFAEL BARRET, TOLD POLiCE SHE WAS KID­ SURE THE TEMPERATURE IN HELL. FROM UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SCRIPPS NAPPED BY FOUR U~IDENTIFIED MEN, FOR­ THE BUREAU NOTIFIED SEN. PHILIP A. CED INTO AN AUTOMOBILE AND TAKEN FOR INSTITUTE OF OCEANOGRAPHY. HART (DEM.-MICH.) YESTERDAY THAT IT HAS A R!DE. BEFORE HER CAPTORS RELEASED ALSO RETURNED ARE PRESTON Mo SATO OFFICIALLY OPENED A ~EPORTING STATION HER, SHE SAID, ONE OF THEM CUT TWO (MASSART INC.) AND HARODD TANAKA AT HELL, MICHIGAN. SwASTIKAS WITH A PENKNIFE ON HER THIGH (TERSCO) ARCHERS MEET TOMORROW NIGHT SOMETHING SPECIAL FOR TEENAGERS ESPECIALLY THE POLITICIANS! ALL DEPENDENT TEENAGERS ARE URGED TO THE ISLAND ARCHERS WILL HOLD THEIR REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING TUESDAY EVENiNG VATiCAN CiTY, JULY 8 (UPI)--POPE JOHN ATTEND A SPECIAL MEETING IN ROOM 14 OF AT 8 O'CLOCK IN THE TERMINAL BUILDING. XXi~! TODAY ASKED CATHOLiC NUNS IN SE­ THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL, THURSDAY, CLUDED CLOISTERS OR BUSY HOSPITALS TO SEVERAL IMPORTANT MATTERS WILL BE DIS­ JULY l2 AT 7 O'CLOCK. REM[~BER CUSSED AND ALL MEMBERS ARE URGED TO THE PROBLEMS OF THIS MODERN TEENAGERS ARE REMINDED THAT SUPER­ ATTEND. VISITORS WILL BE WELCOMED WOR~D ~ND TO PRAY FOR ITS SCiENTISTS VISED ACTIVITIES, FEATURING VARIOUS SPECIAL INSTRUCTION WILL BE GIVEN IN AND POLiTiCIANSo GAMES AND DANCING, ARE CONDUCTED DAILY AT THE SAME TiME, THE PONTiFF WARNED EXCEPT TUESDAYS AT THE SCHOOL. SATUR­ THE ART OF MAKING BOW STRINGS. Trl( NUNS AGAINSr EVEN THE SL~GHTEST DAYS ACTIVITIES ARE FROM 7 TO 11:30~M, TAiNT OF WORLDLINESS AND LUXURY. CHAS­ ROME, JULY 7 (UPI)--ITALY'S CONSTiTU­ SUNDAYS FROM I TO 10:30, AND OTHER TiONAL COURT RULED YESTERDAY THAT SHEP­ TITY, POVERTY AND CONTEMPLATIVE LifE, wEEK-NIGHTS, EXCEPT TUESDAYS, FROM I HE SAfD, WERE MORE IMPORTANT THAN EVER HERDS HAVE A RIGHT TO ONE DAY OFF A WEEK TO 10. NEW ARRIVA~S ARE URGED TO COME. AND MAY PROVE THE BEST VEHICLE TO CAR­ JUST AS ANY OTHER WORKER. Ry THE GOSPEL TO THE NEW NATIONS OF THE COURT, ACTING ON A SUIT BROUGHT BY ALL W~VES HAVE SECRET AMBITIONS TO Ar::RiCA AND ASiA. A SHEPHERD AGAINST HIS EMPLOYER, RULED REfORM THEIR HUSBANDS. SOME ARE NOT THAT A 1934 LAW DENYING SUNDAY REST TO SO GIVEN TO SE.CRECY. SHEPHERDS WAS UNCONSTITUTIONAL. PAGE 4 MONDAY 9 1962

GENERAL MESS MENU FIGURES INDJ~tE BEASON ·U.S. I TUESDAY 10 JULY 1962 CAN HELP UNDERDEVELOPED NATIONS BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER NEW YORK, JULY 8 (UPI)--FIF'TEEN FRUIT JtJlCE VEGETABLE BEEF SOUP MON~C_::: SOI.JP NATIONS WITH A COMBINED POPULATION OF' I fRESIi FRUIT SALISBURY STEAK BAR8E~~EO SPARE RIBS 1.2 BILLiON ARE SO UNDERDEVELOPED THAT ' HOT & COLD CEREAL BROWN GRAVY HAMBU~GER W/NOODLES THEIR GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT AVERAGES GRILLED BACON CURLS SUCCOTASH SCAL~OPED POTATOES LESS THAN $100 PER PERSON, ACCORDING EGGS TO ORDER MASHED POTATOES BRlJSSEl SPROUTS TO A SURVEY PUBLISHED TODAY BY PICK'S fRIED POTATOES STEAMED RICE STEAMED RICE WORLD CURRENCY REPORT. STEAMED RICE TOSSED SALAD SALAD BAR /DRESSING THE SURVEY, COVERING 76 COUNTRIES, CAKE, DOUGH~uTS FRUIT BARS & ICE CREAM PEACh PIE PUT THE U.S. AT THE TOP OF THE LIST TOA.ST & JAM COLD DRINK COLD DRINK WITH A PER CAPITA GROSS NATIONAL PRO­ MI L/< & COF'FEE MILK & COFF'EE MILK & COFF'EE DUCT OF' $2,817.84. LAST IN THE LIST +------...... ,...... --.------1 WAS EH lOP I A WI TH $37.70. THE FULL LIST FOLLOWS: AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE FEAR COMM I ES MIGHT GRAB UNITED STATES 2,817 84 MONDAY JULY CONTROL OF LAOTIAN ARMY 9 CANADA 1,940 63 P"M. NEWS 5:00 GENEVA, JULY 8 (UPI)--T~E WEST SWEDEN 1,905 80 JIM AMECHE'S POP CONCERT FEARS THE COMMUNiSTS MIGHT TRY TO 5:05 SWITZERLAND 6:00 NEWS 1,672 72 GRAB CONTROL OF THE LAOTIAN ARMY AF­ NEW ZEALAND 1,613.00 THE LATIN QUARTER 6: i5 TER A PEACE SET1LEMENT IN THE TINY AUSTRALIA 1,528 22 0 FAWLy' THEATRE 6:3 KINGDOM UNLESS ADEQUATE SAFEGUARDS ARE UNITED KINGDOM 1,412 02 E~CHANT~ENT OF' MUSIC INCLUDED IN A TREATY, INFORMED CON- 7:00 BELGIUM SPORTS DESK (SHORT WAVE) 1,395.75 7:~0 fERENCE SOURCES SAID HERE TODAY. GERMANY WEST R'CHARD HAYES-CAROL BURNETT 1,395 68 7~45 THE COMMUNIST NATIONS AT THE 14- FRANCE 1,358 00 8:00 CNE STAND N;~HT NATION LAOS PEACE CONFERENCE HAVE DENMARK 1,322 00 8~30 BROADWAY is My BEAT THUS FAR RESISTED A~v SPECIFIC PROVI­ FINLAND 1,099 67 9:00 CO~T~NENTAL VARIETIES SION IN A PEACE ACCORD F'OR AN EFFEC­ NETHERLANDS 1,093 00 9:30 MUSIC TILL MIDNIGHT TIVE MERGER OF THE PRO-WESTERN, NEU­ NORWAY 1,059 61 !2:00 MIDNIG~T - SIGN OF~ TRAL AND PRO-CO~MUNIST UNITS. THE VENEZUELA 1,058 58 TuESDAY !O JUL.Y WEST fEELS SUCH A STEP WOULD PREVENT ICELAND 9bl 33 6:00 A.Mu SIGN ON THE COMMUNISTS FROM "SWAMPING" ANY AUSTRIA 847.45 UNIFIED ARMY. 6:02 NEWS ISRAEL 77471 33 6:05 Do~ l~E DAWN BREAKER COMMUNIST CHINA AND NORTH VIET NAM U.S.S.R. 7 68 6:30 NEWS HAVE BEEN LEADING THE OPPOSITION TO IRELAND 695 00 6:35 DAWN BREAKER, CONT'O THE WESTERN PLANS, THUS GIVING RISE ITALY 688 13 7:30 SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL TO FEARS OF WHAT THE CO~MUNISTS MIGHT KATANGA 568.00 8~00 DON McNEILL'S BREAKFAST CLUB DO IN THE TRANSITIONAL PERIOD BETWEEN ARGENTINA 561 23 8:30 ARTI-IUR GODF'REY INDEPENDENCE AND THE ELECTION OF' A CHILE 535 71 9~00 C0NTINENTAL VARIETIES NEW GOVERNMENT JAPAN 497 93 .. 9g30 WHISPERING STREETS BRITAIN AND THE SOVIET UNION, AS SOUTH AFRICA 479 63 10:00 GARRY MOORE SHOW CO-CHAIRMAN OF THE CONFERENCE WERE CUBA 419.85 10:25 ANDY' GRIFF'ITH EXPECTED TO MAKE NEW EFF'ORTS DURING PANAMA 403 00 10:30 JOHNNY BOND PRIVATE TALKS TODAY TO BREAK THE HONDURAS 380 00 II :00 TURN BACK THE CLOCK DEADLOCK GREECE 375 00 II g30 IRA COOK SHOW (MUSIC) COSTA RICA 344:15 12~00 NOON NEWS PAKISTAN POLITICAL LEADER YUGOSLAVIA 330 94 12:05 P.. M.. WEATHER AND STOCK REPORT REARRESTED FOR MAKING SPEECHES LEBANON 326.00 12: ~ 5 NA LE I 0 HAWA I I KARACHI, JvLY 8 (UPI)--HAN ABDUL CYPRUS 324.80 12:30 THE SWINGIN' YEARS QAIYUM KHAN, FORMER PRESIDENT OF PAKI­ URUGUAY 314 63 I :00 NEWS STAN'S MOSLE~ LEAGUE, WAS ARRESTED MEXICO 308 00 I : 15 INTERVIEW FOR ENDANGERING THE PUBLIC ORDER BY SPAIN 296 60 1:30 SHOP CONCERT MAKING A SERIES OF ANTI-GOVERNMENT SYRIA 284.51 3: 00 BASEBALL GAME OF' THE DAY SPEECHES COLOMBIA 278.46 5~00 NEIHS IT WAS THE FIRST POLITICAL ARREST EGYPT 217·76 SINCE PRESIDENT MOHAMMED AYUB KHAN MALAYA 261. 44 MYSTERY STILL SURROUNDS DEATH LIFTED MARTIAL LAW JUNE 8 QAIYUM PORTUGAL 245 22 OF SKIPPER'S WIFE AT SEA KHAN HAD BEEN RELEASED FROM AN EARLIER GHANA 234 03 MIAMI, JULY 8 (UPI)--FEOERAL JUDGE PERIOD OF DETENTION ONLY RECENTLY. DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 233. 00 EMMETT CHOATE HAS RULED THAT THE WIF'E IN HIS SPEECHES, THE VETERAN POLI­ PHILIPPINES 223 00 OF THE SKIPPER OF' THE KETCH BLUEBELLE TICAL LEADER OPPOSED THE GOVERNMENT EL SALVADOR 211 32 DIED "OTHER THAN A NATURAL DEATH" WHEN BILL THAT PROPOSES RESTORING POLITICAL TURKEY 211 ?7 THE KETCH SANK IN THE BAHAMAS LAST PARTIES BUT BARRING FORMER POLITICIANS NICARAGUA 211 00 NOVEMBER, AND SAID HER HEIRS SHOULD F'OUND GUILTY OF CORRUPTION PERU 195 II RECEIVE DOUBLE INDEMNITY ON HER IN­ HE SAID THERE WAS A DANGER THAT RHODESIA-NYASALAND 174 81 SURANCE POLICY. MARTIAL LAW WOULD BE REIMPOSED, AND MOROCCO 113 00 FIVE LIVES WERE LOST WHEN THE 60- CITED THE CASES OF BURMA AND SOUTH ECUADOR 169 61 FOOT KETCH WENT DOWN. MARY OENE HAK­ KOREA GUATEMALA 166 45 VEY, THE SKIPPER'S WIFE, OF' GREEN MEMBERS OF' THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY VI ET NAM 156 29 BAY, WISCONSIN, ARTHUR DUPERRAULT, WALKED OUT OF THE CHAMBER IN RAWALPINDI TAIWAN 152 27 ~!S WIFE AND SON, BRIAN, WENT DOWN WHEN GOVERNMENT MINISTERS REFUSED TO TUNISIA 149 09 WITH THE KETCH. A DAUGHTER, RENEE DISCUSS THE ARREST THE GOVERNMENT LIBYA 140 00 DUPPERAULT, DROWNED IN THE SINKING SAID THE ARREST, MADE IN LAHORE, WAS CEYLON 136 55 BUT HER BODY WAS FOUND WITH HARVEY A PROVINCIAL AND NOT A NATIONAL MATTER BRAZIL 113·58 WHEN HE WAS RESCUED AT SEA PARAGUAY 110 38 THE SKIPPER KILLED HIMSELF FOUR RAIN NEEDED TO BRING CAMBODIA 104 73 DAYS AFTER THE SINKING WHEN ANOTHER FOREST FIRES UNDER CONTROL JORDAN 99 00 SURVIVOR, TERRY Jo DUPERRAULT, II, QUEBEC CITY, JULY 8 (UPI)--FIRE­ LIBERIA 98 It WAS FOUND ALIVE AT SEA FIGHTERS WERE BATTLING 10 FOREST FIRES THAILAND 91 13 JUDGE CHOATE'S DECISION, HOWEVER, BURNING OUT OF CONTROL IN QUEBEC PRO­ CONGO 88 57 DID NOT ATTEMPT TO DETERMINE HOW VINCE LAST NIGHT AND THE WEATHERMAN NIGERIA 85 00 MRS. HARVEY DIED THE INSURANCE SAID NO RAIN WAS IN SIGHT TO HELP CHINA 74 18 COMPANY HAD ASKED FOR THE COURT'S A TASK FORCE OF' 3,500 MEN AIDED BY KOREA 12.28 RULING ON WHETHER SHE DIED ACCIDENTLY TWELVE WATER-BOMBING AIRCRAFT AND PAKISTAN 68 00 SEVERAL TRANSPORT PLANES FOUGHT WHAT INDIA 67·79 MINNEAPO~IS, JULY 8 (UPI)--AIRMAN LANDS AND FOREST OFFICIALS CALLED THE HAITI 67 00 2/C DAVID L BROOKS WAS TO PAY NORTH­ WORST FOREST FIRES SINCE 1953 BURMA 62.47 WEST AIRLINES FO~ FLYING HIS WIFE, No COMMUNITIES WERE IN IMMEDIATE LAOS 48.30 GUINEA MIS~~O, FROM FUKOUKA, JAPAN TO LITTLE DANGER FROM THE BLAZES WHICH HAVE 47 50 NEPAL ROCh, AR~ANSAS TODAY THE PAYOFF-­ DESTROYED ABOUT 112,000 ACRES OF' VAL­ 46 35 ETHIOPIA ONE HU~DRED NINETY THREf BOOKS OF UABLE TIMBERLAND THIS YEAR 37 70 TRADING STAMP') WORST FIRE WAS NEAR THE TRENCH RIVEF . .. 40 ~ILES SCu7HWEST OF ROBERVAL BUY U.S. SAVINGS BONDS JOCKEY BOOTS HOME ~O-I LONG SHOT IN HOLLYWOOD DERBY INGLEWOOD, CALIFORNIA, JULY 7 (UPI)­ DRILL SITE STRUCK GOLD AND SCORED A MAJOR UPSET TODAY BY DEFEATING FAVORED SPORTS ADMIRAL'S VOYAGE BY A HEAD TO CAPTURE t-P-A-Q-E-5------H-O-UR-G-L-A-S-S-SP-0-RT-S-S-E-Cr-1O-N-----~~-O-~~-DA-Y-9-JU-L-Y-I-96-2-- THE $113,900 HOllYWOOD DERBY, TH E SUMMER RACING CLASSIC FOR 3-YEAR-OLDS ED!TOR'S NOTE--DuE TO ATMOSPHERIC MAJOR LEAGUE ROU~DUPS CONT'D AT HOLLYWOOD PARK. CONDITIONS, OUR NEWS SERVICE IS NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP WHILE A CROWD OF SOME 48,000 GASPED iNTERRUPTED TODAY AND LATE SPORTS (UPI)--THE SAN F~ANC!SCO GIANTS, IN AMAZEMENT, DRILL SITE CAPTURED THE NEWS IS NOT AVA!LABLE. SATURDAY'S WITH JACK SANFORD PITCHING HITLESS l-¢-MILE RACE AT ODDS OF 40-1 FOR THE REPOR1S RECE!VED HERE YESTERDAY BALL FOR THE FIRSl SIX INNINGS, RE­ FIRST STAKES VICTORY OF HIS CAREER. ARE BEING PROVID£D OUR READERS CAPTJRED FIRST PLACE FROM THE ERROR­ DRILL SITE SAVED HIS BIG RUN FOR THE STRETCH AND CLOSED FROM FOURTH - I~------~ PLAGUED Los ANGELES DODGERS BY MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUPS 1ROUNCING THEM 10-3 PLACE IN THE FINAL EIGHTH TO SCORE AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP Los ANGELES CRACKED FOR FIVE ERRORS THE UPSET VICTORY. To HIS COMPARATIVE­ (UPI)--THc NEW YORK YANKEES, POWER­ A~AINST THE G!A~TS FOR THE SECOND CON­ LY FEW BACKERS IN THE BIG CROWD HE RETURNED $88.00, AND $6.60. ED BY HECTOR LOPEZ AND BILL SKOWRO~ SECUTiVE TIME IN THE FOUR-GAME SERIES $19.00 HALTE0 AN EIGHTH-INNING RALLY BY THE AND DROPPED BACK TO A HALF GAME OFf ADMIRAL'S VOYAGE RETURNED $3.60 AND 60 FOR PLACE AND SHOW WHilE Doc MI~NES9rA Tw'~s 10 SCORE A 6-3 VICTORY THE PACE. $2 SATURDAY HEADING !NTO TrlE SEV~NTH INNING, Jocor WHO FINISHED THIRD PAID $3. 00 BILL STAFFORD WAS SAILING ALONG SANFORD HAD ALLOWED ONLY ONE WALK FOR SHOW. WITH ~ ONE-rlITTER UNTIL THE EI~H1Y IN~ WHitE RE1!RING lHE OTHER !8 BATTERS ING WHEN TH~ Tw'~s LOADED THE BASES HE FACED BUT THE DODGERS THEN ROuT- JOCKEY ON 3,OOOTH WINNER ON T~O SI~GLES AND A WALK MARSHAL ED HIM WITh THREE STRAIGHT HITS AND CHICAGO, JULY 7 (UPI)--JOCKEY BILL BRIDGE& CAME O~ IN RELIEF WITH NO­ PICKED UP TWO QUICK RUNS. HARTACK RODE HIS 3,OOOTH WINNER TODAY, aODY OUi AND W~LKED A PAIR OF MINNE­ WILLIE MAYS, ~PO MADE A fiNE CATCH PILOTING BIG STEVE THROUGH A TENSE SOTA RUNS AND ALLOWED A lHI~D TO OF WALLY MOON'S SMA3H IN THE SIXTH 1-1/16 MILE ON THE TURF AT ARLINGTON SCORE ON A rIELCER'S CHOICE BEFORE INNING, GAVE SAN FRANCISCO A 1-0 LEAD PARK FOR A PHOTO FINISH TRIUMPH IN RETIRiNG THE SIDE. l~ THE FiRST WiTH HIS 25TH HOME RUN -HE FIFTH RACE THE YANKEES T~ED OfF ON M!NNESOrA THE~ FtVE OF SAN FRANCISCO'S NE~T EIGH~ HARTACK, FOUR TIMES THE NATIONAL STARTER JACK KRALICK FOR SEVEN HITS TPLL1ES WERE UNEARNED RIDING CHAMPION, BECAME THE EIGHTH AND 51X RUNS IN THE INNINGS HE WORKED THE THIRD PLACE PITTSBURGH PIRATES AMERICAN JOCKEY TO RIDE 3,000 WINNERS. LOPEZ'S ~OMER CAME IN THE 4TH WITH vOVED TO WITHIN 42 GAMES OF THE LEAGUE HE REACHED THE TOTAL IN LESS TIME THAN O~E ~A~ O~ bN) S~OWRON POKED HIS TWO­ LEAD BY BEATING THE PHILADELPHIA ALL BUT ONE OF THE OTHERS. RUN BLAST IN THE 6TH TO KAYO KRALICK PHILS, 6-4 PllTSBURGH, TRAILING THE VICTORY ABOARD THE 8-5 fAVORITE MICKE( MANTLE DROVE IN NEW YORK'S 3-0, RALLIED FOR FOuR RUNS IN THE IN lHE. EIGHT HORSE FIELD GAVE HARTACK SIXTH INNING. ROBEqTO CLEMENTE PACED FIRST RuN IN THE OPENING FRAME WiT~ HIS 3,000TH WIN IN 9 YEARS 8 MONTHS 4 DOUBLE 10 RIGHT WHICH SCORED BOBBY THE PIRATE ftTTACK WITY THREE HITS. AND 7 DAYS, A FIGURE BETTERED ONLY R'CH~RDSJ~ E~sToN HOWARD ACCOUNTED BOB PUR~EY REGISTERED HIS !4TH BY WILLIE SHOEMAKER. FOP 7HE O~HER YANKEE RUN IN THe SIXTH VICTORY OF THE SEASON AS HE PITCHED EVERY OTHER JOCKEY WITH 3,000 WIN­ W!IH A SACRIFICE FLY THE CINCINNATI REDS TO A 10-1 DECI­ NERS REACHED THAT TOTAL IN MANY MORE lhE BALT!~ORE ORIOLES TOOK ADVAN- SION OVER THE HOUSTON COLT5. PURKEY YEARS. TED ATKINSON MADE IT IN 1AGE OF LOOSE FIELDING BY THE DETROIT ~ELPED HIS OWN CAUSE I~ THE NEAR 17 YEARS, EDDIE ARCARO, JOHNNY ADAMS TIGERS DURING A THREE-RuN NINTH INN­ 100-DEGREE TEMPERAT~RE WITH A THIRD­ AND STEVE BROOKS IN 21 YEARS, JOHNNY ING RALLY TO SCORE A 7-6 VICTORY INNING HO~£R AND TEAMMATE VADA PINSON LONGDEN IN 22 YEARS AND RALPH NEVES NORM CASH KNOCKED IN THREE DETROll BLASTED HIS ~5TH HOME RUN IN 24 YEARS SHOEMAKER MADE IT IN RUNS WITH HIS 22ND AND 23RD HOMERS OF THE ST. LOUIS CARDINALS GAINED A 8-~ YEARS THE SEASON JIM GENTILE HIT HIS 20TH SPLIT WITH 7H£ NEW YORK METS WHEN STAN MUSIAL ~!T AN EIGHTH-INNING HOMER FOR THE ORIOLES MOUNTAINBALl. PRACTICE SCHEDULE HOMER FOR A ST LOUIS WIN AFTER THE CLEVELAND INDIANS REMAINED A 3-2 MONDAY 9 JULY TO SATURDAY 14 JULY HALF-GAME AHEAD OF THE YANKEES !N THE THE METS HAD TAKEN THE OPENER OF THE DOUBLEHEADER, 5-4, ON MARV THRONE­ MONDAY 5:30 DOUGLAS AMER!CAN LEAGUE RACE BY DOWNING THE TUESDAY 5:30 OKOLEHAU BERRY'S TWO-~UN NINTH-INNING HOMER. CH I CAGO WH ITE Sox, 5-3 A TWO-RUN HOM WEDNESDAY 5:30 GARDEN SHOP ER BY BUSBA PHILLIPS IN THE EIGHiH ~AY DAVIAULT WON HIS FIRST GAME OF THE SEASON IN THE OPENER AND RAY THURSDAY 5:30 UTILITIES INNING PROVIDED THE INDIANS WITH FRIDAY 5:30 CROSSROADS WASHBuRN RECEIVED C~EDIT FOR THE THE!R WINNING MARGIN. DON DILLARD SATURDAY 5:30 CH, VOUGHT VSo BANKOH HOMERED FOR CLEVELAND IN THE SEVEN1H SECOND GAME VICTORY. THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF ALL !N N!GHl GAMES, WASHINGTON WAS CHICAGO CATCHER DICK BERTELL MOUNTAINBALL MANAGERS AND COACHES AT KANSAS CITY AND BOSTON AT L A SLASHED A BASES LOADED SINGLE WITH TWO OUT IN THE 10TH INNING TO CARRY THIS FRIDAY JULY 13 AT 5:30 P M IN 1HE CUBS TO A 2-1 DECISION OVER THE THE SPECIAL SERVICE OFfiCE ALL TEAMS MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS MILWAUKEE BRAVES. DON ELSTON, THE MUST HAVE A REPRESENTATIVE AT THIS AlvlER I CAN LEAGUE THiRD CHICAGO PITCHER, WAS THE WINNER MEETING IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IN WON LOST OCT GB THE COMING LEAGUE WHICH WILL START CLEVELAND 46 4 575 3 --I SUNDAY JULY 15, 1962 NEW YOR~ 44 33 571 2 U.SQ REGAINS CHAMPIONSHIP Los ANGELES 45 35 563 I WIMBLEDON, ENGLAND, JULY 7 (UPI)-­ ADDED ATTRACTION TOMORROW NIGHT MiNNESOTA 6 MRS ~AREN HANTZE SUSMAN GAVE THE U~S. 45 39 5 3 3 THERE WILL BE A SHOWI NG OF "THE DE1RO!T 41 ITS FIRST VICTORY IN THE WOMEN'S SING­ ·513 ~ SILENT WORLD" AT THE MAD CLUB TOMORROW BALTIMORE 41 b LES OF THE WIMBLEDON TENNIS CHAMPION­ ~r ~oo EVENING IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE CHICAGO 44 82 SHIPS SINCE 1958 TODAY WHEN SHE DE­ 41 7~ MAIN FEATURE. THIS PICTURE DEALS WITH KANSAS CITY FEATED UNSEEDED MRS VERA SUKOVA OF 38 45 THE DEVELOPMENT OF SKINDIVING AS A WASHINGTON CZECHOSLOVAKIA 6-4, 6-4 26 52 333 19 SPORT AND THE ADVENTURES AND BEAUTY THE 19-YEAR-OLD CALIFORNIA GIRL, NATIONAL LEAGUE FOUND IN THE SILENT WORLD UNDERWATER TRAVELLING AROUND THE TENNIS CIRCUIT SAN FRANCISCO 57 30 6'-5 -- THE SHOWING WILL START ABOUT 2115 I ON WHAT SHE CALLS "AN EXTENDED HONEY­ Los ANGELES 57 31 6~8 PiTTSBURGH 51 .60-( ~t MOON," BROKE AN ASTONISHING SERIES 3 OF UPSETS BY lHE 30-YEAR-OLD CZECH PROMOTES FRENCH-GERMAN FRIENDSHIP CINCINNATI 44 3t 5~0 % ST LOUIS 46 8 91- HOUSEWIFE WHO WAS ONLY THE THIRD UN­ BORDEAUX (UPI)--WEST GERMAN CHAN­ MILWAUKEE 41 SEEDED WOMAN PLAYER EVER TO REACH THE CELLOR KONRAD ADENAUER PLEDGED TODAY ~2 ~9~ 14 lI PHILADELPH!A 35 48 .422 20 FjNALS OF THE HISTORIC lOURNAMENT TO USE "ALL MY REMAINING ENERGIES TOWARD PROMOTING THE CAUSE OF rRLNCH­ HOUSTON ~3 47 .413 2~ ToCol$ BOWliNG LEAGUE SCHEDULE GERMAN FRIENDSHIP CHIOAGO 31 360 25~ TUESDAY 10 JULY HE DESCRIBED THIS AS "THE SUREST NEW YORK §~ 284 31 23 1-2 MARINE DEPT VS. CARPENTER SHOP , DAM AGAINST A FURTHER ADVANCE OF 3-4 PIPE SHOP VS PAINT SHOP SOVIET COMMUNISM" (UPl)--Roc LAVER OF AUSTRALIA, 5-6 GUTTERNAUTS VS PEDAGOGUES ADENAUER SPOKE AT A BANQUET GIVEN WIN~ER OF THIS YEAR'S WIMBLEDON'S rINANC!AL MGMT VS. POWER ~OUSE SINGLES TliLE, MAy TURN PROFESSIONAL, 7-8 IN HIS HONOR BY T~E BORDEAUX CITY FA­ THERS AT 1Hf GRAND THEATER HERE AC~OR~ING TO JACK KR~MER THE HEAD WEDNESDAY II JULY THE 86-YEAR OLD CHANCELLOR wENT OF THE RENOwNED PROFESSIONAL TENNIS 1-2 BOil £R PLANT ve. SHOP S10RES VSv THROUGH ANOTHER HEAVY DAr OF SIGHT­ CIRCUIT ~'ID TODAv L'VER HAD ALREADY 3-4 MULLtiS BilLETING SlArrO ON WHAl lERMS HE IS PREPARED 5-6 AVIATIO~ vs. PIRATfS SEEING) ~!V'C RECEPTIONS AND WINE­ TASrlNG WITHOUT ANY APPARENT WEARINESS 10 Df .,,0 7-8 TnAN5PORTAr!ON VS. SEC -iND REL. PAGE 6 HOURGLASS MONDAY 9 JUL"y62 ... NOTICES mOVte:1 :lontgkt WANTED OCEAN V lEW -- "OLD ~lAN AND THE SEA" SHOWT' ME 7: 30 P. M. TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS OPENINGS SPENCER TRACY, FELIPE PAzos--BASED ON ERNEST HEMINGWAY'S FOR FULL TIME SECR~TARIES AND CLERK INTERNATIONALLY FAMOUS NOVEL, FOR WHICH HE RECEIVED BOTH TYPISTS PLEASE CALL 2190-2189 OR THE NOBEL AND PULITZER PRIZES, THIS TELLS OF THE ADVEN­ COME TO THE INDUSTRiAL RELATIONS OFFICI. TURES OF A MAN FIGHTING TO LAND THE BIGGEST FISH EVER CAUGHT. FOR SALE SHORT SUBJECT: "SO YOU WANT TO BE A POLICEMAN" AKAI STEREO TAPE RECORDER ALMOST NEw. $200 00. SEE NORMAN W. DUNKIN RICHARDSON -- "HORIZONTAL LIEUTENANT" SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. 211 SANDS PHO~E 9-360 JIM HUTTON, PAULA PRENTIS--BASED ON THE NOVEL, "THE BATTLETOP AFFAIR," THIS IS THE STORY OF A BUNGLING LIEU­ FISHING EQUIPMENT SURF BOQ ROOM TENANT ASSIGNED TO A "CLEAN-UP" OPERATION ON A PACIFIC III, MR. MARSTON. ISLAND DURING WORLD WAR II. SHORT SUBJECT: "TG1 CHERIE" FOUND GIRL'S ~HITE PURSE FOUND AT THE CrlA­ YOKWE YUK -- "FOLLOW THAT MAN" SHOWTIMES 7:00 P.M. AND 9:00 P M. PEL. CALL MRS RAUTENBERG AT 2282. SYDNEY CHAPLIN, DAWN ADDAMS--STORY OF AN INTERNATIONAL CROOK AND HIS FABULOUS ATTEMPTS TO FOOL THE POLICE AND LOST ALSO TRY TO GET WEALTHY BY IMPERSONATING SOMEONE ELSE. --P;ESCRIPTION Gl4SSES LOST WEDNESDAY SHORT SUBJECT: "DRAFT HORSE" EVENiNG iN THE VICINITY OF THE CROSS­ ROADS BROWN CASE WITH BREMERHAVEN, ROXY -- "GE ISHA BOY" S HOWTIMES 6 : 30 P.M. AND 8 : 30 P.M. GERMA~Y STAMPED ON THE CASE. FINDER JERRY LEWIS, MARIE MACDoNALD--A SMALL-TIME MAGICIAN GOES PLEASE RETURN TO THE HOURGLASS OFFICE. TO JAPAN WITH A USO UNIT AND MEETS WITH A SERIES OF MIS­ ." .. ADVENTURES. A JAPANESE ORPHAN LAD LATCHES ONTO HIM AND LEATHER WALLET CONTAINING $80. ID STOWS AWAY ON THE SAME PLANE, WITH HILARIOUS RESULTS. CARD AND IMPORTANT PAPERS AT THE "TV SHORT SUBJECT: "HILL BILLING & COOING" REJECT T~EATRE" AT ROI NAMUR. FINDER MAD CLUB -- "THIEF OF BAGHDAD" SHOWTIME 7:30 P M STEVE REEVES & GEORGIA MOLL PLEASE RETURN TO LEO P. KEDLBEK, MASM SART INC PHONE 354. RED CHINA ACCUSES U.S. OF ROI NAMUR MOVlES GENERAL NOTICES URGING ATTACK ON MAINLAND MONDAY 9 JULY 1962 8 P.M. BRiDGE AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB EVERY "MURDER SHE SAID" MARGARET RUTHER­ TOKYO, JULY 8 (UPI)--THE PEIPING MONDAY AT 7:30 P.M. FORD, ARTHUR KENNEDy--STORY TAKES PLACE PEOPLE'S DAILY ACCUSED THE UNITED STA~S IN ENGLAND AND IS ABOUT A WEALTHY OLD TODAY OF PURSUING A "FRANTIC POLICY OF BINGO AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB EVERY MAN WHOSE RELATIVES ARE JUST WAITING HOSTILITY" AGAINST COMMUNIST CHINA. TUESDAY NIGHT AT 8:00 P.M. FOR HIM TO DIE SO THEY CAN INHERIT HIS THE OFFICIAL RED CHINESE PAPER WEALTH. CHARGED THAT THE UNITED STATES WAS EN­ MATINEE AT THE ROXY THEATRE EVERY SHORT SUBJECT: "PET ,sECUE" COURAGING A NATIONALIST CHINESE INVA­ TUESDAY STARTING AT 2:00 P.M. SION OF THE CUMMUNIST-HELD CHINA MAIN­ TUESDAY 10 JULY 1962 8 P.M. LAND. IT CALLED FOR INCREASED VIGilANCE SQUARE DANCING EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT "POSTMAN'S KNOCK" SPIKE MILLIGAN, BY THE CHINESE PEOPLE AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. BEGINNERS PRAC­ BARBARA SHELLEy--COMEDY OF AN INGENOUS "U.S. IMPERIALISM HAS ALL ALONG PUR­ T'CE AT 8 P.M. DANCING BEGINS AT 8:30 POSTMANS ADVENTURE WHEN HE IS TRANSrER­ SUED A FRANTIC POLICY OF HOSTILITY A­ P • MoT ILL I I : 00 • RED TO LONDON POST OFFICE GAINST NEW CHI~A," THE PAPER SAID IN EVERYBODY WELCOME! SHORT SUBJECT: "BABY BUTCH" AN EDITORIA~ MARKING THE 25TH ANNIVER- SARY OF THE S,NO-JAPANESE WAR ••• AND •••••• BARGAIN BAZAAR PICKUPS THREATENING CHINA'S SECURITY FROM THREE PRESIDENT'S FATHER OUT OF ARTICLES TO BE CONSIGNED OR DONATED SIDES--SOUTH KOREA, TAIWAN AND INDO- HOSPITAL AND MUCH IMPROVED TO THE BARGAIN BAZAAR WILL BE PICKED CHINA. HYANNIS PORT, MASSACHUSETTS, JULY 8 UP EACH TUESDAY BETWEEN 9:00 A M. AND "ESDECIALLY SINCE THE BEGINNING OF (UPI)--PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S FATHER WAS 11:00 A.M. - PLEASE CALL 646 OR 2403. THIS YEAR, THE PAPER DECLARED, "U.S. DISCHARGED YESTERD~Y FROM THE NEW YORK IMPERIALISM HAS SUPPORTED AND ENCOUR­ HOSPITAL WHERE HE WAS CONVALESCING FROM HAVE YOU HAD THE MEASLES? AGED THE CHIANG KAI-SHEK GANG TO PRE- A PARALYTIC STROKE AND JOINED THE FAMIL' PARE FOR AN INVASION OF THE COASTAL AT THEIR SUMMER HOME HERE. NOTICE TO ALL ISLAND PERSONNEL THAT AREAS OF THE MAINLAND." THE IHIEF EXECUTIVE GREETED HIS 73- THE HOSPITAL HAS RECEIVED A SUPPLY OF IT SAID THIS "HOSTILE ATTITLD-" COULD YEAR-OLD FATHER, FORMER AMBASSADOR GAMMA GLOBULIN TO HELP COMBAT ANY NEW ONLY "AROUSE THE STRONG INDIGNATION JOSEPH P. KENNEDY, AT THE LOCAL AIRPORT MEASLE CASES YOUNG CHILDREN AND ~L~ AND HIGH VIGILANCE OF THE PEOPLE OF AND DROVE HIM TO THE FAMILY'S VACATION WHO NEVER HAD MEASLES ARE ENCOURAGED CHINA." RESIDENCE. KENNEDY SAT BEHIND THE WHEEl TO REQUEST THIS INOCULATION AT THIS OF HIS WHITE CONVERTIBLE, HIS FATHER TIME. HEAVY RAINS BRING DEATH SESIDE HIM AND DESTRUCTION IN JAPAN ACCORDING TO A BULLETIN ISSUED BY THE PICK UP CERAMICS TOKYO, JULY 9 (UPIJ--REPORTS OF DEATH ELDER KENNEDY'S DOCTORS, HIS "GENERAL AND DESTRUCTION MOUNTED SUNDAY, AS DUE TO crowDED CONDITIONS, WORK DONE PHYSICAL CONDITION IS SATISFACTORY." HEAVY RAINS RENEWED THEIR ATTACK ON IN THE CERAMIC CLASSES MUST BE PICKED THE FORMER ENVOY'S STROKE LAST DEC. JAPAN'S SOUTHERN ISLAND OF KYUSHU UP WHEN FINISHED. AFTER ONE WEEK IT 19 DEPRIVED HIM OF ABILITY TO WALK OR THE CERTAIN DEATH TOLL FOR THE NEW WILL BE DISCARDED TALK. TODAY'S REPORT SAID "HE IS NOW STORM WHICH SMOTE KYUSHU SATURDAY NIGHT ABLE TO WALK WITH THE AID OF A CANE STOOD AT 52 PERSONS SUNDAY EVENING. AND HIS SPEECH IS IMPROVED." SINK RADIOACTIVE DESTROYER ANOTHER 53 WERE INJURED, AND 22 WERE MISSING. THOU~ANDS OF ACRES OF FARM WASHiNGTON, JULY 8 (UPI)--THE u.s. THER'LL ALWAYS BE A CHAPLIN DESTROYER FULLAM, WHICH BECAME RADIO­ LAND WERE FLOODED. RAIL LINES IN KYUSHU WERE BLOCKED AT MANY POINTS BY LAUSANNE, SWITZERLAND, JULY 8 (uPJ)-­ ACTIVE WHEN USED AS A GUINEA PIG IN MRS. OONA O' NE I LL CHAPLI N, WI FE OF SCREE N NUCLEAR TESTING iN THE PACIFIC FOUR LANDSLIDES AND WASHOUTS. AN ESTIMATED 16,000 HOMES HAD SUFFER­ COMEDIAN CHARLIE CHAPLIN, GAVE BIRTH TO YEARS AGO, WAS SENT TO A MURKY DEATH HER EIGHTH CHILD, A SON, HERE TODAY IN THE ATLANTIC YESTERDAY ED STORM DAMAGE, AND 47 WERE COMPLETELY DESTROYED. MRS. CHAPLIN, 37, AND THE 73-YEAR THE 22-YEAR-OLD DESTROYER WAS DELIB­ COMEDIAN ALREADY HAVE TWO SONS AND FIVE ERATELY SUNK IN A HAIL OF FIRE BY AN THE JAPAN METEROLOGICAL AGENCY SAW NO LETUP, AND FORECAST MORE RAIN. DAUGHTERS, RANGING IN AGE FROM 2~ TO A~MADA OF 16 WARSHIPS--TWQ CARRIERS, 18 YEARS. TWO CRUISERS AND 12 OTHER DESTROYERS . . BERLIN, JULY 8 {UPI)--THE EAST GERMAN IT WAS THE TE~TH CHILD FOR CHAPLIN, ThE NAVY DECLARED THE FULLAM RADIO­ PRESS OFFrCE SAID COM~UNIST POLICE SUR- WHO HAS TWO GROWN SONS FROM HIS SECOND ACTivE AFTER THE 1958 TESTS--NOT DAN­ MARRIAGE TO LITA GREY. GEROuSkY so BUT TOO MUCH TO PERMIT HER PRISED FOUR MEN BUILDING A TUNNEL FROM SALE F'1')t-< SCRAP WEST BERLIN TO BE USED TO HELP REFUGEES ESCAPE THE ANNOUNCEME~T SAID ONE OF LOST ~NG OF KEYS IN THE VICINITY OF THE NlWPORT, R I •• JULY 8 (UPI)--A SELL­ THE MEN WAS KILLED AND TWO WOUNDED IN A rUN CATTLE IN WHICH A COMMUNIST PO­ LAUNDRY. CALL 462 OR RETURN TO THE ou r CROV D OF SOMf 11,500 JAZZ BUFFS Jtolv!­ LAUNDRY. Mro INTO FREEBODY PARK LAST NIGH[ FORA LIC£MA~ WAS SERIOUSLY WOUNDED JAZZ fESTIVAL PROGRAM FEAT'JRING OUIS •• • • • /" M~MS1PONc.. Al'W DU",E. ELLINGTON fi---- I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~------~------~------~-----~