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------VOL. 7 NO 3127 KWAJALE I Nj MARSHALL ISLANDS TUESD~Y. OCTOSER I I, 1966 CHICAGO (UPI)--AMERIC~NS WILL SPtHD $8 6 BILLION FOR ~LCOHOLIC BEVERAGES THIS YEAR, AN CAVALRY UNEARTHS DEATH CAMP INDUSTRY OFrlCIAL SAID TODAY. HARRY GREENWALD, EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT WHERE CONG BUTCHERED CAPTIVES or ArrlLIATED DISTrLLERS BRANDS, INC., SAID SAIGON (UPI)--U.S. CAVALRYMEN TDOAY OVERRAN A COMMUNIST UNDERGROUND JUNGLE PRISON AND THE FIGURE WAS UP FROM LAST YtAR1S ESTIMATED rOUND THE CORPSES OF 12 INMATES CHAINEO AND BUTCHERED BY NORTH VIETNAMESE GUARDS IN AN $8.2 BILl..ION EXECUTION PIT Of THE I'LITTLE DACHAU DEATH CAMP." SEVEN OTHER 'RISONERS SURVIVED THE MAS HE TOLD A GROUP OF WHOLESALERS AND RETAIL SACRE. THE GRUESOME DISCOVERY WAS MADE BY SOLDIERS OF THE 1ST CAVALRY DIVISION AS THEY ERS MEETING HERE THAT 32 PERCENT or THE AN PRESSED A SPREADING ALLIED COASTAL SWEEP 290 MILES NORTHEAST OF SAIGON THAT HAS ALREADY NUAL INDUSTRY SALES WILL BE DURING THE UP TAKEN A TOLL OF HORE THAN 2,000 COMMUNIST DEATHS OR CAPTURES. COMING HOLIDAY PERIOD. HE SAID CONSUMERS IN THE THREE NORTH VIETNAMESE PRISON CAMP ~OSSES HAD FLED. BEF'ORE THEY DID, THEY ROUNDEO I THE CHICAGO AREA WILL SPEND OVER $121 MIL UP 19 YOUTHFUL PRISONtRS J TIED AND CHAINED THEIR ARMS TOGETHER ANO DUMPED THEM INTO A LION rOR LIQUOR DURING THE HOLIDAY SEASON. PIT NEAR THE CAMP. THEY SET UP A MACHINE GUN, BLASTEO THE OEFENSELESS CAPTIVES AND THEN I I'ONE OF' OUR STUDIES,U HE SAID, "SHOWS THAT TOSSED MAND GRENADES ONTO THE WRITHING HEAP OF' PRISONERS. ALMOST HALF TME ADULT rENALE POPULATION NOW "THIS WAS THE VIET CONG'S LITTLE OACHAU OEATH CAMP," SAID COL. ARCHIE HYLE THE AIR I DRINKS ALCOMOLIC BE~ERAGES, COMPARED WITH 60 CAV'S 1ST BRIGADE COMMANDER, WHOSE MEN FOUND THE BLOOD-DRENCHED EXECUTION PIT P(RCENT OF THE ADULT NALE POPULATION." OTHER HELICOPTER-BORNE AIR CAVALRYMEN IN OPERATION IRVING CRUSHED A COMMUNIST COMPANY THAT DEFIED AMERICAN DEMANDS THAT THEY SUR- i SOME SLIGHT PROGRESS REPORTED RENDER THE AMERICAN TROOPS KILLED 33 COM- ' MUNISTS, CAPTURED EIGHT AND ARRESTED 15 sus-i IN JOHNSON-GROMYKO CONFERENCE PECTS AFTER THE VIET CONG fORCE REPLIED TO i WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE STATE DEPARTMENT AGREED TODAY WITH SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER ANDREI THE SURRENDER DEMANOS WITH A BURST OF' GUN i GROMYKD THAT SOME U,S.-RUSSIAN HEADWAY HAD BEEN MADE TOWARD A TREATY TO PREVLNT fURTHER FIRE IN A SEACOAST ENCOUNTER EAST OF THE I I SPREAD OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS. U.S, OfFICIALS SAID GAINS ALSO WERE BEING MADE ON OTHER ISSUES DEATH CAMP SCENE. I I SUCH AS COOPERATION IN SPACE, A CIVIL AVIATION AGREEMENT, AND ARRANGEMENTS fOR NEW EMBAS IN THE AIR WAR, NORTH VIET NAM WAS REPORT-I SIES fOR EACH COUNTRY. EO TO HAVE INCREASED ITS AIR fiGHTING FORCE I I ON VIET NAM; HOWEVER, GROMYKO MADE IT CLEAR IN TALKS HERE YESTERDAY WITH PRESIDENT TO A RECORD HIGH or APPROXIMATELY 100 MIG , JOHNSON AND SECRETARY OF STATE DEAN RUSK THAT Moscow WOULD NOT ATTEMPT TO GET HANOI TO THE JETS, POSSIBLY INCLUDING AN ENTIRELY NEW I PEACE TABLE UNTIL REQUESTEO BY THE RED GOVERNMENT. MODEL. THE SOVIET POSITION REMAINS THAT THE UNITED STATES IS GUILTY OF "AGGRESSION" IN VIET NAM INFORMED SOURCES IN SAIGON SAID THAT DE- I ANO SHOULD STOP BOMBING THE NORTH AND WITHDRAW fROM THE SOUTH. SPITE RECENT KILLS BY U.S, PILOTS -- TWO MIGI STATE DEPARTMENT PRESS OfFICER ROBERT J JETS WERE SHOT DOWN BY AMERICANS SUNDAY TO I MCNAMARA MCCLOSKEY SAID THERE WAS tlNO CHANGE" IN BRlNG THE WAR1S TOTAL BAG TO AT LEAST 23 -- ! GOES TO fRONT THIS RUSSIAN POSITION AFTER THE GROMYKO THE AMOUNT OF' AIR POWER AT THE DISPOSAL Of JOHNSON CONfERENCE THE HANOI GOVERNMENT WAS STEADILY INCREAS !~ON q~II)~SE~~~Y 2~EF'~~~~~T THE U.S, SPOKESMEN AGREEO WITH GROMYKOtS ING. ONE NAVY PILOT REPORTED HE SHOT DOWN I S, McNAMARA MOVED INTO THE rlELD EARLY WED STATEMENT THAT BOTH COUNTRIES WERE "STRIV_ A COMMUNIST PLANE THAT DID NOT HAVE THE FA I NESDAY SAIGON TIME, TO ASK U.S. FIGHTING MEN ING TO REACH AGREEMENT," BUT WARNED THAT MILIAR DELTA-SHAPED WING OF THE M1G-21 AT THE F'RONT WHAT THEY NEED TO WIN TAE VIET "IMPORTANT ISSUES REMAIN" TO 6E DISCUSSED (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) NAN 'WAR. WITH Moscow ANO THEN THE WHOLE MATTER MUST . !.~};'_jU_~,_.~(/",::::> <,It~L;1)'~~~O O¥U....,w.I,nLl!'~ "TG,~,""J.,J.~"". SENATE GROUP OlllS, GVA~O AND DETAILS or HtS T UR or 1HE VRONT THE UNITED STATES 15 NOT ABANDONING ITS BilL l WERE HOT BEING RELEASED UNTIL HE HAD VISITED INSISTENCE THAT IT HAS THE RIGHT TO ENTER ANTI-INflATION I ONE AREA AND WAS SAFELV ON HIS WAY TO ANOTH INTO SOME fORM Of NUCLEAR COOPERATION WITH WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE SENATE FINANCE COM-I

E~ ON THE PREVIOUS DAV HE HAD HEARD AN AP ITS NATO ALLIES, MCCLOS~EY SAID, BUT HE MITTEE TODAY APPROVED PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S /1 PEAl TO sEND MORE TROOPS TO fiGHT THE WAR. GAVE THE IMPRESSION THAT IT MIGHT BE BACK PROPOSAL TO CURB INrLATION. BuT ONLY AFTER !NfORMED SOURCE! SAID HE WAS CONSIDERING ING AWAY FROM THE IDEA Of ACTUALLY sup VOTING TO LE~vE STANDING A BIG TAX BREAK SENDING AMERICAN SOLDIERS INTO THE COMMUNIST PLYING WEST GERMANY AND OTHERS WITH NUC fOR THE NATION'S RAILROADS ApPROVED BY A DOMINATED MEKONG OELTA IN FORCE FOR THE LEAR HARDWARE WHICH THEY HAVE A HAND IN 12 TO 4 VOTE, THE LEGISLATION WOULD SUSPEND fiRST TIME. AMERICAN ADVISERS ARE NOW IN THE OPERATING. fOR 15 MONTHS TWO fEDERAL TAX INCENTIVES D~LTA SOUTH or SAIGON, AND AIR STRIKES HAVE (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) DESIGNED TO STI~UlATE CORPORATE SPENDING BEEN FLOWN BY U.S. PLANES IN THE VAST RE fOR NEW PLANTS AND EQUI~MENT I GION, BUT NO FULL AM(RICAN UNITS HAVE BRITISH PRESS AHEAD CHAIRMAN RUSSELL B. LONG (OEM -LA ), SAID I FOUGHT THERE. • THE SENATE WOULD ACT ON THE MEASURE THURS- i THE MEKONG STRETCHES 150 MILES WEST AND ON NEW PEACE PROBE OAY OR FRIDAY. THE SENATE VERSION DiffERS I SOUTHWEST OF SAIGON TO THE GULF' OF SIAM AND UNITED NATIONS (UPI)--UNOAUNTEO BY COM IN SEVERAL RESPECTS fROM THE HOUSE-PASSEO I CONTAINS MORE THAN ONE THIRD Of THE NATION'S MUNIST REJECTION OF HIS VIET NAM PEACE MEASURE RICE-PROOUCING CAPABILITY. PROPOSALS, BRITISH FOREIGN SECRETARY BEFORE THE fiNAL SENATE VOTE, THE RAil INFORMED SOURCES ALSO SAID U,S. MILITARY GEROGE BROWN TODAY APPEALED ANEW fOR THE ROADS GOT A BREAK. UNDER THIS VERSION, THEY COMMANDERS HAD JOINEO VIETNAMESE GOVERNMENT END Of THE WAR "I ~.NT TO GET THIS DAMN EO STILL WILL GET THE SEVEN PERCENT TAX CREDIT LEAOERS IN ASKING THAT U.S. TROOP STRENGTH 'HING STOP~ED," HE-SA.D. FOR PURCHASES Of FRE IGHT AND PASSENGER CARS. Bt BOOSTEO BEYOND THE TOTAL ALREADY PRO AFTER PRESENTING HIS SIX-POINT PLAN rOR LONG SAID THIS EXEMPTION OF RAILROADS RE GRAMMEO FO~ ~966. PEACE IN VIET NAM BEfORE THE GENERAL As fLECTED CONGRESSIONAL CONCERN CAUSED BY THE SEMBLY, BROWN HEADED FOR HIS SECOND MEtT CRITICAL SHORTAGE or RAllROAO ROLLING STOCK DEFENSE MONEY OKAYED ING IN FOUR DAYS WITH SOVIET FOREIGN MIN THIS HAS BROUGHT NEAR-CAISES W~EN FARMERS WASHINGTON (UPI )--CONGRESS APPROVED TOOA1 ISTER ANDREI GROMYKO TO PRESS fOR THE RE COULD NOT GET PLENTIFUL HARVESTS SHIPPED TO A $58 BILLION DErENSE APPROPRIATIONS BILL CONVENING OF THE 1954 GENEVA CONFERENCE AS MARKET. ANO GAVE PRESIDENT JOHNSON UNPRECEDENTED THE BEST fiRST STEP TOWARD ENDING THE WAR. THE MEASURE ALSO WOULD SUSPEND FOR THE AUTHORITY TO CALL UP RESERVE UNITS AND IN BROWN SAID THE GENEVA CONFERENCE GIVES SAME PERIOD, RETROACTIVE TO SEPT. 9; THE DIVIDUAL RESERVISTS FOR POSSIBLE VIET NAM us "THE BEST CHANCE OF BEGINNING SOME RAPID WRITEOF'F GIVEN BUSINESSES FOR DE DUTY, ApPROVAL OF THE BILL, ONE or THE WHERE" TO BRING THE CONrLICT TO AN tND. PRECIATION ON NEV IJUILOIN~S. lARGEST MONEY MEASURES EVER PASSED BY CON U.S. AMBASSADOR ARTHUR J. GOLDBERG tt GRESS, CAME fiRST IN THE HOUSE AND THEN IN QUICKLY "WELCOMEO BROWN'S PROPOSALS FOR HOPE STAKED AT MANILA THE SENATr. BOTH ACTED BY VOICE VOTE, AND THE IMMEDIATE RECONVENING Of THE GENEVA MANILA (UPI)--WHITE HOUSE NEWS SECRETARY SENT THE BILL TO THE WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE BY BRITAIN AND RUSSIA AS CO BILL 0 MOYERS SAID TODAY THE UNITED STATES THE BilL PROVIDES fOR fiNANCING THE NA CHAIRMEN OF THE INTERNATIONAL FORUM. WAS HOPEFUL THE OCT 24-25 SEVEN-NATION TION'S DEfENSE fOR THE VISCAL YEAR WHICH BE GOLDBERG SAID, "AT THE NEGOTIATIONS MY SUMMIT MEETING IN MANILA VOULD HELP BRING GAN JULY I. LESS THAN $10 BILLION IS EAR GOVERNMENT IS PREPARED TO DISCUSS THE CON ABOUT A PEACEfUL SETTLEMENT OF THE VIET NAM MARKED FOR THE VIET NAM WAR, AND JOHNSON IS STRUCTIVE PROPOSALS Of THE FOREIGN SECRE- WAR "WE ALL HAVE HOPES THE CONVERENCE WILL EXPECTED TO REQUEST A SUP~LEMENTAL APPRO TARY AS WELL AS ALL OTHER PROPOSALS - OUR PROVE TO BE A USEfUL MEETING IN WHICH AN PRIATION EARLY NEXT YEAR, POSSIBLY AS MUCH OWN, HANO I' S AND OTHERS. II EXCHANGE OF' IOtAS BETWEEN THE CHIEFS Of AS $15 BILLION. Ht AGRtED THAT "THE PATH TO PEACE IN STATE AND THE OIALOGuE WILL INCREASE THE AUTHOR I TY fOR THE RESERVE CALLUP, WHICH VI ET NAM RUNS TO THE CONFERENCE TABLE." POSSIBiliTIES Of A PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT OF JOHNSON HAD NOT REQUESTED, WAS CONTAINED IN DIPLOMAT' HERE SAW NO EVIDENCE THAT THE THE V I £T NAM CONFLICT! II MoYERS TOLD A NE.." A PRO V IS LON PUT INTO THE 81LL BY THE SENATE. SOVIET UNION WAS CONSIOERING BROWN's PRO CONFERENCE THE HOUSE GA~E ITS APPROVAL TO THE AMENDMENT POSAL TO RECONVENE THE GENEVA CONFERENCE PRESIDENT JOHNSONtS PRESS AIDE LATER IN BY A 305 TO 42 ROLL CALL ~OTE. THAT PARTITIONED THE FORMER FRENCH INDO- THE OAY F'LE.., TO BANGKO~ TO MAKE ARRANGE ONE REASON THE BILL I! SO LONG OVERDUE IS CHINA, MENTS F'OR THAT LEG Of THE PRESIDENT'S TOUR THAT POWERfUL HouSE AND 5ENAT£ MEMBERS DIS IN HIS SPEECH BEFORE THE ASSEMBLY, BROWN OF' ASIA AND THE PACifiC. AGREED ON WHAT TYPE Of RESERVE CALLUP AUTH TOLD THE I 19-MEI4IJERS: "LET US NOT DELUDE MOYERS SAID HE DID NOT THINK THE MANILA ORITY SHOULD BE GRANTED TO THE PRESIDENT. OURSELVES. HANOI HAS IN fACT BLOCKED THE CONrERENCE WOULD INrLUENCE VOTERS IN NEXT THE PROVISION WAS WRITTEN IN LARGELY AT WAY TO PROGRESS THROUGH NEGOTIATIONS AND A MONTH'S ELECT I (J,j s. "I TH I NI( PEOPLE WOULD BE THE INSISTENCE OF' SEN. RuSSEL (DEM.-GA.). POLITICAL SETTLEMENT." MAKING U~ THEIR MINDS ON LOCAL ISSUES .. ... ------

PAGE 2 HOURGLASS TUESDAY, OCTOBER I I, 1966 GIRLIE MAGS ON TRIAL HUMPHREY BACK~ JOHNSON WASHINGTON (UPI)--A LAWYER FOR SEVEN ON AS'AN PEACE fORAY GIRLIE PUBLICAtiONS BRANDED OBSCENE BY AN WASHINGTON (UPI)--VICE PRESIDENT HUBERT ARKANSAS COURT TOLD THE SU~R[ME COURT TODAY H. HUMPHREY SAID TODAY EFFORTS BY SOME THE STATE LAW USED AS A BA515 FOR THE ACTION RE~UBLICANS TO ~ICTURE PRESIDENT JOHNSON t , WAS UNCONSTITUTIONAL. FORTHCOMING PACIriC TRIP AS A POLITICAL '~E CANNOT TOLERATE A SITUATION WHERE GIMMICK HAVE rALLEN FLAT. FRE~DOH OF EX~RE5510N IS rl~ED BY STATE HI DON'T BELIEVE THEy'RE HAVING ANY EF LINES," NEW YORK ATTORNEY EMANUEL REDFIELD FECT WITH THAT KINO or TALK;" HUMPHREY SAID HE WAS ARGUING IN BEHALF or PUBLISHERS SAID IN AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH UPI. OF GENT, SWANK, BACHELOR, CAVALCADE, GENTLE "PEOPLE HOPE THE PRESIDENT'S TRIP WILL M~N, ACE AND SIR MAGAZINES. EASE THE ASIAN SITUATION IN THE FIRST OF THREE CASES FACING THE "I DON'T THINK THEY rEEL THAT THERE ARE COURT ON THE DIFFICULT QUESTION OF OBSCENITY ANY MIRACLES IN 'HE orFiN'G, BUT MY CiI,fN. LAWS, THE MAGAZINES WERE APPEALING A PINE VIEW IS THAT THE PUBLIC JUST FEELS BETTER BLUFF, ARK., JURY HOLDING THAT CERTAIN ISSUEs WHEN THE PRESIOENT IS TRAVELING IN SUCH A or THE MAGAZINES WERE OBSCENE SUBSEQUENTLY, CAUSE." BY COURT ORDER, THE ISSUES IN QUESTION WERE THE VICE PRESIDENT SAID AMERICANS ARE ORDERED DESTROYED. CONCERNED ABOUT THE VIET NAM WAR AND ARE THE JUDGE WHO ORDERED THE BURNING RETAINED READY TO SUPPORT THE PRESIDENT IN ANY MOVE ,; JURISDICTION SO FUTURE ISSUES ALSO COULD BE --- SUCH AS THE TRIP TO THE MANILA CON LUCKY Genulne DRAFT BEER in cans marks BANNED Ir THEY WERE rOUND OBSCENE ARKANSAS fERENCE -- THAT MIGHT HOLD PROMI~E OF a real breakthrough Ln brewing! LAW PERMITS ANY PROSECUTOR TO SEEK A COURT BRINGING IT TO AN END DETERMINATION or WI1E"THER "MAILABLE ~tTERn THr PUBLIC'S CONCERN ABOUT THE WAR 'T11 now, real draught~beer could only IS OBSCENE. REDfiELD SAID THIS WAS AN UN ~DOSEN'T TAKE ON A PARTISAN TINGE -_ EVEN be keDt in kegs under refrigeration, CONSTITUTIONAL BURDEN ON NATIONAL PUBLISHERS THOUGH A FEW PEOPLE TRY TO MAKE IT SO," but no'~, thanks to a revolutionary new HE ARGUED THAT A MAGAZINE PUBLISHER WOULD HE SAID. f11ter1ng process, you can enJoy non BE UNDER AN INlOLERABLE BURDEN IF HE rEARED THE VICE PRESIDENT, RUDDY-FACED FRO~ fil11ng, 5QODther LUCKY DRAFT by Juzt ~HE WOULD BE SUBJECT TO ACTION IN EVERY CAMPAIGNING IN 19 STATES, EXPRESSED CON pOPP1I1J3 open a can! Close ytlUT eyes & LITTLE TOWN THAT WOULD DECIDE tOR ITSELF CERN AND SADNESS AT THE IMPACT THE WHITE you'll swear you've just been drawn a WHAT ITS (OBSCENITY) STANDARDS AREo" BACKLASH IS HAVING ON PROGRESS IN HUMAN frosty nru.g of your :ravente right from JUSTICE BYRON C WHITE HAD WONDERED ALOUD RELATIONS the tap! WHY THE MAGAZINES WERE APPEALING BECAUSE, DISCOUNTING BACKLASH AS A MAJOR F'ACTOR TRY SOME 'roDAY! HE SA40, IT APPEARED THAT BY THE TIME THE ON CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS, HUMPHREY SAID, OBSCENITY LAW COULD BE APPLIED, THE MAGAZINE "THE SAD POINT IS THAT THE BACKLASH HAS NUW AT THE PACKAGE STORE IN QUEstiON WOULD BE OUT or DATE AND THE TENDEO MOMENTARILY TO WEAKEN THE COALITION & MILLER'S MARKET SUPPLY POSSIBLY EXHAUSTED THAT SUPPORTS ST~ADY PROGRESS IN HUMAN THE COURT TOOK THE CASE UNDER ADVISEMENT. RELATIONS. BUT IT IS ONLY TEMPORARY, AND ONE THING IS MANIFESTLY CLEAR GHOST HARASSES HOOSIERS 17H£ MOST IMPORTANT THING THAT LEADERS OSCEOLA, IND. (UPI)--STRANGE THINGS HAVE IN CIVIL RIGHTS CAN DO IS TO REGISlER FIRE KILLS FIVE NEAR BOSTON BEEN HAPPENING AT THE WALTER SZLANFUCHT VOTERS AND TO ENCOURAGE VOTER PARTICIPA TEWKSBURY, MAss. (UPI)--A MOTHER AND HER HOME HERE, AND HIS FAMILY WON'T COME HOME T/ON AND EDUCATION ON POLITICAL ISSUES FOUR SMALL CHILDREN WERE KILLED TODAY WHEN UNTIL HE FINDS OUT WHAT IS CAUSING THEM HAO MORE EFrORT BEEN SPENT ON THAT, WE'D

TRAPPED UPSTAIRS AS fiRE FLASHED THRDUGH SZlANrUCHT TOLD POLICE SUNDAY NIGHT AN BE MAKING MORE PROGRESS II THEIR TWO-STORY, WOODEN HOME. "UNSEEN rORCE" HAS BEEN MOVING FURNITURE, THE VICE PRESIOENT HAD THIS TO SAY ON POLICE IDENTIFIED THE DEAD AS MRS. ARLENE MAKING SOUNDS AND THROWING PE8BLES AGAINST OTHER HATTeRS' BEECHIM, HER THREE SONS, ERNEST, 5, ECOTT, THE SIDE or HIS HOUSE ELECTION' HE rORE5~(S LITTLE CHANGE IN I AND ~RK, ~OUR MONTHS, AND HER DAUGHTER, POLICE CAPT. RICHARD HANDLEY SAID HE WENT THE MAKEUP or CONGRESS AND UNTIL THE PAST JULIE, 4 TO THE HOME IN THIS COMMUNITY EAST or SOUTH rEW DAYS THE PUBLIC WAS RATHER APATHETIC THE CHilDREN APPARENTLY WERE ASLEEP WHEN BEND AND SAW A PICTURE FLY OFF THE WALL AND ABOUT THE CAMPAIGN INTEREST HAS STARTED TH!: BLAZE BROKE OUT. THE MOTHER RACED UP A HEAVY ASHTRAY SHATTER INTO PIECES. TO PICK UP STAIRS IN A DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO RESCUE THEM, ~IF' I HAD NOT BEEN A ..... ITNESS TO THIS," PROBLEMS. "DECENT HOUS'NG ~OR LOW-IN POL I CE SA 10. HANDLEY SAID, "I CERTAINLY WOULD NOT HAVE COME GROUPS AND JOBS rOR THEIR TEENAGERS THE rlRE APPARENTLY 6EGAN WHEN A SPACE BELIEVED IT COULD HAI"PEN." -- THESE ARE THE TWO MOST IMPORTANT ~O HEATER EXPLODED IN THE KITCHEN, OFFICIALS HANDLEY SAID A 30-40 POUND CHAIR WAS MESTIC PROBLEMS FACING AMERICA TODAY Do SAID. A N~IG~BOR DISCOVERED THE BLAZE. llrTED OFF THE fLOOR AND OROPPED AT HIS SOMETHING ABOUT THESE AND WE'LL 00 A THE rATHER, ERNEST HAD LErT FOR NEARBY rEET HE SAID HE SAT THE CHAIR UP AGAIN AND GREAT DEAL TO 00 AWAY WITH VIOLENCE, WHEN LOWELL 20 MINUTES EARLIER TO GET A TRUCK FOR WENT ON TO INVESTIGATE THE HOUSE, ONLY TO COUPLED WITH EFfECTIVE LAW ENroRCEMENT It HIS BUSINESS, QUALITY FORMS FOUNDATION. FIND THE CHAIR TI~P£D OVER AGAIN WHEN HE KENNEDY HE AND SEN ROBERT F KENNEDY TEWKSBURY IS A suaURB or LOWELL, 18 MILES RETURNEO THERE WAS NO ONE ELSE IN lHE (DEM.-N.Y ), WHO RUNS AHEAD or HUMPHREY NORTHWEST OF BOSTON. HOUSE, HE SAID. IN PUBLIC OPINION POLLS, HAVE NEVER TALKED THE B£ECHIM HOME IS LOCATED ON YOUNG STREET SZLANFUCHT SAID HIS WIFE AND NINE-YEAR~ ABOUT 1968 OR KENNEDY's RECENT ANNOUNCE IN A RURAL SECTION OF THIS COMMUNITY. OLD SON WILL NOT RETURN TO THE HOUSE UN MENT THAT HE WAS NOT AN ASPIRANT rOR TIL THE POLTERGEIST MOVES OUT. HIS rAMILY EITHER THE PRESIDENTIAL OR VICE PRESIDEN NEW YORK (UPI)--PoP£ PAUL VI HAS REFUSED To IS CURRENTLY LIVING WITH RELATIVES, BUT TIAL NOMINATION THEN HE AND KENNEDY HAVE ACCEPT THE RESIGNATION OF FRANCIS CARDINAL SOME or HIS RELATIVES ARE HAVING SIMILAR NOT EXCHANGED NOTES ON THEIR SEPARATE SPELLMAN AS ARCHBISHOP Or NEW YORK AND VICAR PR08LEMS. CAMPAIGN F'ORAYS THIS FALL BUT 111 IMAGINE 11 Of U.S ARMED FORCES. DAVID COL8ERT; SZLANFUCHTtS UNCLE, HAS WE'LL TALK ABOUT THE SITUATION. SPELLMAN, 77, REVEALED TODAY FROM THE PUL REPORTED SIMILAR HAP~ENINGS IN THE PAST PIT OF 5T PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL THAT IN AC fE~ WEEKS AT HIS HOME A MILE A..... AY. COLBERT FORT WORTH, TE~ (UPI)--IT TURNED OUT TO CORDANCE WITH A RECENT VATICAN DIRECTIVE SAID PICTURES; VASES AND PLATES HAVE SEEN BE A HUNG JURY BUT IT HAPPENED NOT IN THE CALLING FOR RETIREMENT OF BISHOPS OVER 75 rLYING AROUND THE LIVING ROOM STONES HAVE COURTROOM, BUT IN AN ELEVATOR YEARS or AGE, HE HAD TENDERED HIS RESIGNATION BEEN rlYING fROM THE GROUND AGAINST THE THE ELEVATOR JAMMED YESTERDAY IN THE IN A LETTER TO POPE PAUL ON SEPT. 21. SPELL- SIDE or THt HOUSE, HE SAID, SOME TIMES TARRANT COUNTY CRIMINAL COURTS BUILDING MAN THEN ANNOUNCED TO THE HUSHED CROWD OF 3,- BREAKING WINDOWS. SZLANF'UCHT SAID HE HAD WITH A CROWD OF JURORS INSIDE THEY BUZZED 000 THAT'''JUST THIS MORNING I RECEIVED ..... ORD HEARD SOUNDS LIKE PEBBLES HITTING THE SIDE rOR HELP Two ENGINEERS lOllED FOR 15 MIN rROM THE HOLY FATHER THAN HE WISHES ME TO or HIS HOUSE. UTES TO OPCN THE DOOR CONTINUE NT RtSPONS'8IL1TI[S.~

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October 17th-29th, MJNDAY-FRIDAY .... 16o;)-l9')O.. SATURDAY .... 0930-1300. SHOP & MA I L EARLY! YOKWE YUK •••• 18 EXTENDED BY C. l. PARSON', KtWTRON SITE MANAGER, • KWAJALEIN, To HoWARD E. LEt, DIRECTOR OF LING-TtMCO-VeUCHT, INC. , ~ CoST REDUCTION AND EF~ICIENCY PROGRAM. MR. LEE, AN EXECUTIVE ON THE COR~ORATE STA~~ or LTV, ARRIVED HERE YESTERDAY FOR A FAMIL'AR- MED ICAL INSPECTTON T£AM •••• WHlcH ARRIVED LAST HIQHT ON TM£ NORTH- • Dye IZATION TOUR AND SIIRVEY or OPERATIONS o~ KENTRON HAWAI I, LTD., AN WEST FLIGHT IS HET BY R. • • SMITH, SURGEON, KWAJALtlN HOSPITAL, LTV SUBSIDIARY. LTV RE8~OND£D TO PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S REQUEST TO LEFT, AND Boa GIBBS, CHIE', rOOD SERVICES, KTS, "IGHT. MEDICAL "INSURt ;. DOLLAR'S VALUE f'OR EVERY DOLLAR SPENT" BY IMPLEMENTtNG TEAM-MEMBERS FROM LE.T ARE LT. COL rREDtRICK A, KARLSON, DENTAL AN EXTENSIVE COST REDUCTION PROGRAM IN ALL DIVISIONS. MR. LEE, CoR~S O'FICER, TRIPLER GENERAL HoSPITAL, LT. COL, S.MUEL C. J!,~- RIGHT, WILL REVIEW KtNTRON'S PROGRAM AT KWAJALtlN AND OTSER SITtS ERSON, MEDICAL CORPS OFFICER, TRIPLER GENERAL HOSPITAL, AND LT. IN SUPPORT OF THE PRESIDENT'S REQUEST. COL. Roy S. CHURCH, MEDICAL SERVICE CORPS, r------~------~ TA: I PLER ARMY MED ICAl CENT£R. DR. B. D. Ii ~~ L':'!~ ROGERS or KWAJALEIH DENTAL CLINIC WAS ALSO r(J1II ,11' IIII}'I ON HANO TO MEn THt T£AM. THE GROIJP WILL f t.l. UAi~IJA ~ lit BE ON KW.UIILEIH FOR ASOUT ONE W£I!:K MAKING /I ,", ""qIfVl,,~~ AN ANNUAL MEDICAL FACILITY INSPECTION OF KWAJALEIN, ROI-NAMUR AND THE OTHER ISLANDS ADMINISTERED eY KTS. 8 YEARS AGO ON KWAJALEIN ••••

FAC[LI FT FOR YOKWE YUK CLUB E~CAVATION rOR A NEW SEWERLINE IN THE I. YOU'VE 8EEN IN THE YO~WE YUK CLUB IN ARIA OF MACY'S WAS STARTED. THE PAST rEW DAYS YOU MAY HAVE MOTICED IT DOESN'T LOOK QUITE THE SAME. THE STACKS or fUN NIGMT HAD A "GIANT JACK POT or $145" LUMBtR, BUCKETS OF PAINT, HAMMERS, NAILS, WITH "PO~CORN SOLD BY THE LADIES," UNORAPED WINDOWS AHD STEP LADDERS 00 NOT ~EAN T~AT THE CLUB HAS 6EEN CONV(RTED TO A NEW MASTHEAD rOR THE HOuRGLASS WAS DE STORAGE WAREHOUSE. INSTEAD IT IS IN THE SIGNED BY SEANAN HAMBRICK or THE fiRE OE THROES or A SUBSTANTIAL RENOVATION JOB SO PAL'lTMENT. THAT IN ABOUT THREE WEEKS THE CLUB WILL EMERGE WITH A GLEAMING NEW LOOK. ADDITION AL LIGHTING IS BEING INSTALLED IN CERTAIN AREAS, 1KE FRONT orTLcr WLLL BE SHIFTEO, G. D. PAULK •••• MANAGER OF K£NTRON'S RANGE ~NO NEW OR~PES WLLL APPEAR THROUGHOUT THE SYSTEMS DIVISION, HoPolOLULV .• IS wnCOMED TO CLUB THE RELOCATION or THE TELE~HONES KWAJALEIN BY COL. f. HEALY, CO, KTS, UPON ANO LOWERING or THE CEILING IN THE LOBBY HIS ARRIVAL YESTEROAY. MR. PAULK IS A FOR ARE ALSO ~ART or THE REHAB JOB. co or USNS KWAJALEIN -- CAPT. ALfRED L. MER KWAJALEIN K[NTRON SITE MANAGER. He Boa OLOS, MANAGER O~ THE YOKWE YUK CLUB, CorE. CAME TEST[ROAY WITH MR. HoWARD LEE. THE ASKS THAT MEMBERS BEAR WITH HIM AND THE TWO WilL RETURN TO HoNOLULU ON FRIDAY. S~AFF OURIN~ THIS PERIOD or INCONVENIENCE fiRE DEPARTMENT RECEIVEC A NEW MB-5 CRASH SOME OF THE SCHEDULED AC~IYITltS MAY HAVE RESCUE VEHICLE. NOTED rOR "ITS SPEED, MO JOHN~ON CLAK\FlE~ TO BE CANCELLED .ROM TIMt TO TIME, ALTHOUGH BILITY, AND FIRE FIGHTING ABILITY," IT WAS CO~T REDUCTION MEMO EVERY EFrORT WilL BE MADE TO OPERATED ON CAPABLE or "OELIVERING 6,000 GALLONS OF PRESIDENT JOH"~~N HAS MADE A FURTHER A NORMAL BASIS WITH AS LITT~E INCONVENIENCE FIRE SMOTMER/NG rOAM WHILE APPROACHING AN CLARlrlCATION OF HIS SE~TEMBE~ ECONOMIC TO CLUB MEMBERS AS POSSIBLE. AIRCRAFT AT SPEEDS UP TO 60 MILES PER HOUR. MESSA~E TO CONGRESS THAT aSKS THE SECRE TARY or DEFENSE AND THE ADMINISTRATOR OF PORTRAIT OF TODAY'S RECRUIT HAS BEtN o~VN TRYOUTS rOR LtTTLE THEATER GROUP. GENERAL SERYICES TO REPORT COST REDUCTION AS POSSESSING MUCH TME SAME TALENTS ANO MO AND AVOIDANCE EFrORTS BY FEBRUARY I, 1967. TIVATIONS or THEIR FATHERS, CHAIRMAN or fiRST MEETING or CAMERA CLUB, MR. JOHNSON SAID THAT COST CONTROL, AVOID JOINT CHltFS or STAFF GEN. EARLE G. WMEEL£R ANCE AND R[DUC~ION IS ONE OF THE BASIC ~OL SAID A MAN ENTERING THE ARHtO fORCES NOW SECOND MEETING or GEORGE S[ITZ PTA. A ICIES or HIS AOMINISTRATION~ COMES FROM A PHYSICAL'Y SOFTER BACKGROUND, NOT I o Pol WAS CARRIEO TO Af'ILIATE WITH THE HE REPEATED PART or HIS CONGRESS'ONAL BUT TENDS TO BE BETT£R EDUCATED THAN HIS NATIONAL CoNGRESS or PARENTS AND TEACHERS MESSAGE IN WHICH HE SAID~ "I AM GOING TO rATHER. HE WAS ALSO CHARACTERIZED AS "WELL ENT[RTAINIoIENT CONSISTED or A S'EEC~ ON CUT ALL FEDERAL EXPENDITURES TO THE rULLtST INFORMED," BOTH TRUSTING AHO SKEPTICAL, APoID MARSHALLES£ CuSTOMS AND SCHOOLS, THREE EXTENT CONSISTENT WITH THE WELL-PEING OF TOLERANT OP FOREIGN PEOPLE PANTOMIME NUMBERS, CHORAL NUMBERS BY 7TH OUR PEOPLE," ANg 8TH GRADtS. SOCIAL HOUR ANO REFRESH "I MEAN JUST THAT," THE PRES/DENT UNDER MENTS WERE ON THE CHAPEL LAWN. SCORED. IN AN ACCOMPANYING MEMORANDUM TO HEADS fROM AN ARTICLE ON MICRONESIA BY R. J. O~ DEPARTMENTS AH~ AGENCIES, MR. JOHNSON UMHOtfER, T.T. RE~. KWAJALEIN, 195& NOTED THAT THt FEDERAL GOVERNMENT S~ENOS As OUR ARMED MIGHT rDSH[D JAPAN OUT OF HORE iHAN $40 BILLION PER YEAR FOR ~ROCURE MICRONeSIA, BEGINNING IN 1943 HERE IN THE MENT OF SUP~.Lles, MATERIALS AHD EQUIPMENT. MARSMALLS AND WORKING wtSTWARD UNTIL IN "MORt THAN THREE-,.OUImtl OF THIS ~ROPtRTY 1944 WE MAD REACHED AN~AUR AND BLOOgy PtLE IS USlo BY THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE, MOST LIU I" THE PALAU ISLANDS, MILITARY GOVERN OF WHICH IS MILITARY EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES MENT UNDER TME u.s. NA~Y TOOK OVER THE NOTING $4.6 BILllOPol WORTH O~ SURPLUS TASK O~ CARING rOR THE ISLAMDERS. ALMOST EQUIPMENT SOLO OR REDISTRIBUTED TO OTHER WITHOUT EXCEPTION THE ISLANDERS WERE NOT GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, THE PRESIDENT SAID REQAROEO AS HOSTILE OR AS THE ENEMY or THE THAT "COSTS CAN BE R[OUCtD BY ELIMINATING UNITED STAT(S, THE BRUTALITY OF TME JAP UNNECESSARY ~URCHASE$ WHICH CAuStO THEet AHESE, PARTICULARLY AS DEFEAT AP~EAR~P IM (XC(SS£s." MINENT, CONVINCED THE NATIVES THAT THEY "WHEN EXCESSES CANNOT BE AVOIDED, COSTS HAD NO LOYALTIES TO tHE ~£OPLE WHO HAD GOV CAN BE REDUCED BY REDISTRI8UTING THEM TO ERNED TMEM rOR OYER TH~RTY YEARS. A'10 10 ,. ROCVRE"t"" ," HE a AI 0 I N ASK I ItG '-0 R THE ISLANDERS WERE surrERING FROM MALNU A GOVERNMENT-WIDE "MAKE DO" A,.TI,..DE. TRITIO". To BE rAT ~AS CERTAIN ~V(DtNCE EXECUTIVE DIRECTIVES ON coaT REDUCTION THAT YOU HAD COLLABORATED WITH TM! JAPAN INCLUDED HOLDI"G DOWN AND _EDUCTION or IH ESE IN THE LAST STAGES or THE BATTLE, I' VENTORIES, REDUCTION or HUMBERI or ITEMS IN ONLY rOR THE PURPOS[ OF GETTINB SOMETHING SU~PLY SY8TEMS, REVIEW AND R[~laIQN O~ TO EAr. DISEASE WAS RAMPANT. MOST PREVA EQUIPMENT R[~LACEM£NT STAN.ARDS AND OTHERS. LENT WAS THE TROPICAL AFFLICTION KNOWN AS 1 YAWS. THIS DISEASE, CAUStD 8Y A '~IROCHET[ CREDIT or THt NAvy , M£DICAl rlAM' THAT BY SIMILAR TO THE SY~HILLIS GERM, BUT NON-VrN 1948 THERE WAS NOT A CASE OF YAWS to BE EREAL IN NATURE, CREATE' OPEN LeSIONS ALL ~OUND IN THE T~UST TC.RITORY. rULL STOMACKS OYER THE IODY. SOME ~tOPL[ HAD LOST 'ARS, AND HEALTHY BODIES SOON LAID THE rOUNDATION NO$ES AND 'ORTIONS or THEIR MOUTHS rROM ON WHICH OUR ADMINISTRATION or TH[ ISLANDS 120-POUND NARLIH •••• PUlLE. '" BY ELEANOR T"IS DESIAIE. IT IS TO THE EVERLASTING ~AS TO BE SUCCESSFULLY BUILT. LOMEW ON fiSHING T.'~ SATua.AY. OCT. 6, I KJURGLASS PAGE 4 HOURGLASS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1I, 1966

REYNOLDS UETALS HEIR MIG JETS MULTIPLYING TWO TOWNS DESTROYED NEAR DEATH FROM INJURY SAIGON (UPI)--NoRTH VIET NAN HAS INCREAS BY INEZI DEATH GASP RICHMOND, VA. {UPI }--HANDSOME ALUMINUM ED ITS AIR riGHTING rORCE TO A RECORD HIGH TAMPICO, MEXICO (UPI }--AT LEAST TWO SMALL HEIR ROLAND REYNOLDS LAY NEAR DEATH TODAY R. OF SOME IOOMJG JETS, POSSIBLY INCLUDING AN MEXICAN TOWNS WERE DESTROYED AND 30,000 FROM A HEAD INJURY SUFFtRED WHEN Ht WALKED ENTIRELY NEW MODEL, INFORMED SOURCES SAID PERSONS LEfT HOMELESS IN THE DEATH THROES INTO THE WHIRLING PROPELLER OF A $70,000 TODAY. OF HURRICANE INEZ, GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES ITALIAN-DESIGNED AIPPLANE HE WAS SHOWING OFF DESPITE RECENT "KILLS" Of THE REO-STARRED SAID TODAY, TO A GIRL fRIEND. PLANES BY U.S fiGHTER-BOMBER PILOTS OVER INEZ BROKE UP IN THE SIERRA MADRE MOUNTAIN TEAM Of TEN NEUROSURGEONS AND PHYSICIANS A NORTH VJET NAM, THE REPORT INDICATED THE YESTERDAY AfTER CARRYING DEATH AND DESTRUC HOVERED OVER THE 29-YEAR-OLD SON Of J, AMOUNT OF AIR POWER AT THE DISPOSAL OF THE TION ACROSS THE CARIBBEAN AND THE GULf Of LOUIS REYNOLDS, THE MILLIONAIRE INDUSTRIAL HANOI GOYERNMENT IS STEADILY INCREASING MEXICO FOR 16 DAYS. IST WHO HELPED BUILD A fORTUNE WHILE MAKING (UPI DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT K.D THALER TORRENTIAL RAINS fELL FOR HOURS IN TAMAUL REYNOLDS ALUMINUM A HOUSEHOLD WORD, REPORTED fROM LONDON ON SEPT 26 THE Rus IPAS, SAN LUIS POTOSI AND NUEVO LEON STATES DOCTORS AT THE MEDICAL COLLEGE Of VIRGINIA SIANS WERE DOUBLING THEIR SHIPMENT Of MIGS THE NATIONAL DEfENSE DEPARTMENT ORDERED HOSPITAL SAID LATE TODAY THAT YOUNG REYNOLDS TO NORTH VIET NAM.) AN EMERGENCY AIR LIFT TO THE STRICKEN ZONE WAS IN "VERY, VERY CRITICM" CONDITION AND THE MOST RECENT PREVIOUS ESTIMAT~, ABOU1 WHERE SOME COMMUNITIES WERE REPORTED RAZED' WAS NOT EXPECTED TO LIVE. THREE MONTHS AGO, PLACED THE ESTIMATE or BY THE HURRICANE THAT SLAMMED INTO LAND YES EVEN If HE DID LiVE, A DOCTOR SAID, IT MIG JETS IN NORTH V I ET HAM AT "ABOUT 60 TO TERDAY AFTER RAMPAGING ACROSS THE GULf OF WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE fOR REYNOLDS TO fULLY 80 " MEXICO FROM YUCATAN RECOVER, SO DEtP WAS THE BITE Of THE PRO As Of THIS WEEK, AMERICAN PILOTS HAD ERNESTO DOMINGUEZ, CHIEf Of THE GULf Of F'ELL£R BLADE DOWNED AT LEAST 23 AND PROBABLY MORE MIGS ~-1£x I CO WEATHER BUREAU, SAlOl NEZ WAS "COM REYNOLDS, A WAS INJURED YESTER BACHELOR~ IN DOGfiGHTS, PRIMARILY IN ''MIG ALLEY", RUN PLETELY DISSIPATED" IN THE EASTERN SIERRA DAY AfTERNOON AT BYRD AIRPORT HERE WHILE IN NING FROM HANOI NORTH TO THE BORDER Of COM MADRE MOUNTAINS AND THERE WAS NO POSSIBILITY SPECTING THE TWIN-ENGINE AMPHIBIAN AIRPLANE MUNIST CHINA THE: HURRICANE WOULD REVIVE HE WAS CONSIDERING PURCHASING THE NEW MIGS ARE: BELIEVED TO BE GENERALLY Gov. PRAXEDIS BALBOA Of TAMAULIPAS STATE A CONPANION, MISS ANN CECIL Of RICHMOND, THE MODEL 21 -- THE SWEPT-WING VERSION SAID THE TOWNS Of GONZALEZ AND ESTACION TOLD AUTHORITIES REYNOLDS HAD STARTED THE WHOSE MANEUVERABILITY AT SPEEDS REACHING MANUEL WERE YIRTUALLY DESTROYED AND THERE AIRCRAFT'S ENylNES AND HAD LEFT THE PLANE BETTER THAN TWO TIMES THE SPEED Of SOUND IS WAS NO WORD fROM ALDAMA COCKPIT TO REMOVE CHOCKS fROM BEHIND THE A M4TCH fOR THE BEST U,S. JET FIGHTERS IN AUTHORITIES SAID FERNANDO, ABASOLO, SOTD REAR WHEEL V lET NAM LA MARINA, XICOTENCATL AND EL MANTE SUffERED MISS CECIL SAID REYNOLDS WALKED INTO THE "WE BELIEVE WE CAN HANDLE ALMOST ANY MIG HEAVY DAMAGES. AIRCRAfT'S SPINNlNG PROPELLER AS HE WAS RE 17 (AN EARLIER, SOMEWHAT SLOWER AIRPLANE) ONE MAN wAS KILLEO IN ESTACION MANUEL WHEN TURNING TO THE COCKPIT UNDER ALMOST ANY CIRCUMSTANCES" SAID ONE HIS HOUSE COLLAPSED. POLICE SAID REYNOLDS WAS AN EXPERIENCED NAVY F-8E PILOT "OUR JETS ARE'THAT MUCH ELEVEN Of THIRTEEN GOTTON GINS IN THE RICH PILOT AND SPECULATED HE "MISJUDGED" THE: DIS BETTER, BUT THE: MIG-21 IS SOMETHING ELSE fARM AREA NORTH OF TAMPICO WERE SMASHEO TANCE TO THE PROP BECAUSE THE PLANE'S ENGINE AGAIN 11 ACCORDING TO REPORTS TODAY THE ROOf WA~ WERE: ON THE REAR OF THE WING INSTEAD Of THE ALSO, RECENT REPORTS fROM AMERICAN PILOTS BLOWN orf A BIG COTTON DOCK IN TAMPICO, A USUAL fRONT-WING MOUNTING INDICATED A NEW JE:T -- NEITHER THE: STANDARD RADIO REPORT TO VERACRUZ SAID AUTHORITIES SAID THE INCIDENT OCCURRED IN Mlc-17 NOR THE 21 -- IS NOW OPERATING AS SOME 15,000 WERE REPORTED HOMELESS IN fRONT Of THE REYNOLDS METALS CO. HANGAR, PART Of THE COMMUNIST FORCE IN NORTH VIET TAMPICO, 10,000 IN SAN FERNANDO ANO 5 000 MISS CECIL PAN SCREAMING INTO THE HANGAR fOR NAM IN CIUDAD MANTE EVACUATION TO HIGHER' GROUND HELP ONE NAVY FLIER SHOT DOWN WHAT HE THOUGHT WAS UNDER WAY IN TAMPICO, MOST OF THE STREE:TS DOCTORS AT THE MEDICAL COLLEGE SAIO THE WAS A MIG-21, BUT, LATER, HE REMEMBERED IT Of WHICH WERE COVERED BY TWO INCHES OF WATER. PROP STRUCK REYNOLDS A POWERfUL BLOW ON THE 010 NOT HAVE THE fAMILIAR DELTA-WING SHAPE DOMINGUEZ SAID THE DIRECTION OF THE HURRI HEAD HE SPE:HT HOURS IN SURGERY OF THE 21. CANE, WITH WINDS RANGING UP TO 125 MILES AN REYNOLDS WAS RECENTLY ELECTED A DIRECTOR Of H It It AT THE SAME TIME, HOWEVER, ~IT SURE DIDNtT OUR, WAS FORTUNATE, COMING IN DUE WEST, THE ESKIMO PIE CORP, A SUBSIDIARY OF REY BUCKING PREVAILING SEAWARD WINOS FROM LAND LOOK ANYTHING LIKE A MIG-17 EITHER 11 HE NOLDS, HIS fATHER 15 CHAIRMAN Of THE BOARD ADDED "I 'IM SURE WOULD RECOGNIZE: ' A 17 " THAT DIMINISHED INEZtS PUNCH Of REYNOLDS INTERNATIONAL AND EXECUTIVE VICE ALTHOUGH COMMUNIST CHINA HAS MACHINERy'fOR PRESIDENT Of REYNOLDS METAls Co BUILDING MIGS, THE: INCREASED SUPPLY NOW IN LIN PIAO Ib GAINING RE:YNOLDS IS A GRANDSON Of THE: LATE RICHARD NORTH VIET NAM IS BELIEVED TO HAVE COME ~UPPORT IN ~TRUGGL£ HONG KONG (UPI )--MILITARY COMMANDERS S, REYNOLDS, FORMER HEAD OF THE YAST WORLD fROM THE SOVIET UNION, THERE ALSO HAVE BEEN THROUGHOUT CoMMUNIST CHINA HAVE: THROWN THEIR WIDE HOLDINGS OF THE: REYNOLDS METALS Co REPORTS THAT SOVIET INSTRUCTORS ARE TRAIN SUPPORT BEHIND DEfENSE MINISTER LIN PIAO IN A SPOKESMAN fOR THE fAMILY SAID THE YOUNG ING NORTH VIETNAMESE PILOTS, AND POSSIBLY CHINA'S CURRENT POWER STRUGGLE, PEKING EXECUTIVE HAD RECENTLY RETURNED fROM A TRIP FLYING SOME OF THE MIGS TO IRAN WITH HIS fATHER, HE WAS REPORTED TO RADIO REPORTED TODAY THE COMMUNIST JETS, IN HIDING rOR MUCH Of THE GARRISON COMMANDERS, ACTING IN RES HAVE BECOME INTERESTED IN THE ITALIAN AIR THE SUMMER, HAVE TANGLED WITH U,S, JETS CRAfT AFTER SEEING ONE DURING A TRIP TO PONSE TO A NEW DIRECTIVE FROM LIN AND COM MORE AND MORE fREQUE~TLY IN RECENT WEEKS PANION APPEAL BY THE ARMY'S CHIEf POLITICAL FLORIDA HE: SOLD HIS OWN PRIVATE PLANE ABOUT INDICATING, PERHAPS, THAT HANOI IS NO A YEAR AGO COMMISSAR, "HAVE IMMEDIATELY GIVEN THEI" LONGER WORRIED ABOUT RUNNING SHORT ENTHUSIASTIC AND ACTIVE RESPONSE," THE OfFI SECOND SHEPPARD TRIAL CIAL RADIO SAID IN A BROADCAST HEARD HERE WILL BEGIN TOMORROW DOT BILL NEAR PASSAGE LINts DIRECTIVE CALLED fOR AN INTENSIFICA CLEVELAND (UPI )--~, SAM SHEPPARD GOES WASHINGTON (UPI )--HOUSE-SENATE NEGOTIA TION OF THE STUDY AND APPLICATION OF DOCT INTO COURT TOMORROW TO SEEK A CHANGE OF SITE TORS TODAY AGREE:D ON A COMPROMISE BILL THAT RINES SET FORTH IN THE WRITINGS OF MAO TSE WOULD PLACE ALL FEDERAL TRANSPORTA,ION FOR HIS SECOND MURDER TRIAL BECAUSE HE BE TUNG IT WAS A~SO SEEN AS AN INDICATrON AGENCIES EXCEPT THE MARITIME ADMINISTRATION LIEVES HE CANNOT RECEIVE A fAIR TRIAL IN THAT LIN WAS MEETING SOME RESISTANCE IN THE SAME COUNTY WHERE HE WAS CONVICTED Of IN A NEW CABINET-LEVEL OEPARTMENT MILITARY CIRCLES IN HIS DRIYE TO SUCCEED THE SLAYING HIS fiRST WifE 12 YEARS AGO, UNDER THE BILL, A SECRETARY Of TRANSPOR 72-YEAR-OLD MAO AS CHINA'S No.1 MAN. CHIEf DEFENSE COUNSEL F, LEE BAILEY IN AN TATION -- THE 12TH MEMBER OF THE CABINET - HSIAO HUA, HEAD OF THE ARMY'S GENERAL APPEAL BEfORE COMMON PLEAS JUDGE FRANCIS WOULD DIRECT THE FEDERAL ROLE IN AVIATION, POLITICAL DEPARTMENT, SPOKE ON THE DIRECTIVE TALTY WILL CONTEND ~IAS If THE TRIAL IS RAILWAYS, HIGHWAYS AND TRANSPORTATION SAfE AND THE CURRENT ~CULTURAL REVOLUTION~ AT HELD IN CUYAHOGA COUNTY COUAT. TY. A RECENT MEETING or THE AIR FORCE COMMISSARS. THE U,S. SUPREME COURT LAST JUNE OVER ACCEPTED BY SENATE ~EGOTIATORS WAS A TURNED THE SECOND-DEGREE MURDER CONVICTION HOUSE PROVISION THAT WOULD KEEP THE MARITIME ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE COMMERCE DEPARTMENT OF THE 42-YEAR-OLD BAY VILLAGE OSTEOPATHIC SURGEON AND ORDERED THAT HE BE EITHER RE PRESIDENT GEORGE MEANY Of THE AFL-CIO LET TRIED OR fREED THE HIGH COURT HELD BIASED THE NEGOTIATORS KNOW AT THE LAST MINUTE NEWS COVERAGE IN 1954 PREVENTED A rAIR THAT LABOR OION'T FAVOR THE TRANSFER. THE COMPROMISE MEASURE WAS EXPECTED TO BE TRIAL, APPROYED BY CONGRESS PERHAPS TO SHEPPARD'S TRIAL IS SCHEDULED TO OPEN QUICK~Y, MORROW, NEXT TUESDAY. HOUSE MEMBERS ACCEPTED THE SENATE PROVI CONfORMING WITH THE OPINION Of THE U.S, SION THAT WOULD PERMIT CONGRESS TO RETAIN SUPREME COURT, JUDGE TALTY HAS LAID DOWN AUTHORITY OVER THE HAND~ING Of LOANS AND RESTRICTIONS rOR NEWS COVERAGE TO AVERT THE GRANTS BY THE NEW DEPARTMENT, THE ADMINIS "CIRCUS» ATMOSPHERE WHICH THE HIGH COURT TRATION ORIGINALLY ASKED THAT THE AUTHORITY SAID PREVAILED AT THE fiRST TRIAL. BE GIVEN THE NEW DEPARTMENT ONLY 14 NEWSMAN WILL BE PERMITTED TO UNDER THE BILL, THE NEW SECRETARY WOULD COVER THE CHANGE OF VENUE H[ARING AND INTER HAVE TO GET CONGRESSIONAL APPROVAL BEfORE viEW WITH ANY OF THE PARTICIPANTS WILL BE IMPORTANT POLICY CHANGES COULD BE MADE. pROHIBITED IT WAS PRESUMED THE SAME REGULA MAKING UP THE: NEW DEPARTMENT WOULD BE THE TIONS WILL APPLY WHEN THE SECOND TRIAL FEDE:RAL AVIATION AGENCY, THE C'VIL AERO OPENS NAUTICS BOARD, THE BUREAU Of PUBLIC ROADS SHEPPARD CONSISTENTLY HAS DENIEO THE THE U S, COAST GUARD, AND PARTS Of THE ' BLUDGEON-SLAYING Of HIS PREGNANT WlfE~ I~TERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION AND OTHER MARILYN, 30, AT THEIR SWANK BAY VILLAGE AGENCIES. HOME JULY 4. HE SAID THE REAL SLAYER WAS A ADMINISTRATORS or AVIATION, RAILWAYS AND "BUSHY-HAIRE~'INTRUD[R HIGHWAYS WOULD BE APPOINTED BY THE PRESI GETS DiVORCE SO HE CAN fNLlST-Anny regulatlons said SHEPPARD SERVED NEARLY 10 YEARS Of HIS DENT, lay preacher-farmer Franklm Delano Beggs could not enlist LifE SENTENCE AND WAS RELEASED UNDER BONO MOST OF THE DEPARTMENT'S $6 BILLION YEAR becauBe he had too many dependents in Decatur, Ala So he IN 1964 PENDING A REVIEW Of HIS APPEAL BV dIvorced hi;:; wlfe, Linda, shown Wlth him and their two LY BUDGET WOULD BE MADE UP OF rUNDS ALLO THE NATION'S HIGHEST TRIBUNAL. children After enlu.ting and attendmg the helicopter pUot CATED FOR HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION, AIRPORT training school at Ft Benning, Ga, he remarned hIS wife GRANTS AND WATER RESOURCES PROGRAMS HOURGLASS WANT ADS GET RESULTS and IS leaVlng for a la-month tour of duty U1 Viet Nam PACt 5 HOURGLASS TUESOAY, OCTOBER II, 1966

5 cflon SHOT l______Sports ,- ______.OOWNTHElH~~~t::~; YESTERDAY AT DALLY ~LI;I~~'~~~:S FIELO BY THE COM- MUTERS 4-t IN A CLOSE BALLGAME. ~INNING TOP RATED GRIDDERS TO MEET PITCHER KIOS CALEB HELD THE HARD HITTING <;PORTS PATROL NEW YORK (UPI )--Two TE~MS THAT WILL MEET ALII IN CHECK AND RECEIVED GOOD BACK-UP By STEVE SN I OER NEXT ~ONTH RANK ONE-TWO IN THIS WEEK'S SUPPORT FROM HIS TEAMMATES. BOTH TEAMS SCORE NEW YORK {UPI)--ALL-AMERIC~ FOOTBALL MEMO UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL COLLE~E FOOTBALL SINGLE RUNS IN THE FIRS, INNING. IN THE GARY B£BAN OF UCLA A~D FLORIDA'S STEVE IATINGS. FOR THE rOURTH STRAIGHT WEEK, SJCOND INNING THE COMMUTERS TOOK THE LEAO SPURRIER, TWO OF THE NATIONtS TOP CLUTCH MICHIGAN STATE TOPS THE LIST. THE SPARTANS ON CALEB'S SINGLE THE CLINCHER CAME IN THE P(RFORMERS, HEAD THE UNITED PRESS INTERNA ~EC~\VED 19 Of A POSSIBLE 35 fIRST PLACE FOURTH INWING WHEN THEY SCOREO TWO MORE RUNS TIONAL B~CKFIELD-OF-THE-WEEK VOTES FOR A TOTAL or 329~POINTS MOVING IN AND IN THE SI~TH, ONE RUN. THE BALL GAME THEY HAD A PERSONAL HAND IN THE TOTAL OF TO SECOND PLACE THIS WEEK IS NOTRE DAM! WAS WELL PLAYEO WITH BOTH TEAMS PUTTING UP POINTS AS THEIR T(AMS RANG UP KEY VIC 42 WITH NINE rlRST PLACE NODS AND 305-POINTS. A FINE OEfENSE. THE LOSING PITCHER WAS TORI[S AND WOUND UP THE WeEK'S BIG FOUR ALABAMA IS THIRD FOLLOWED BY UCLA AND SOUTH ATRAY ANEZ WITH RONNIE JENKINS or GEORGIA ALO~G A~D ERN CALIfORNIA. ROUNDING OUT THE TOP TEN AT BRANOON FIELO, THE FIL-AM CAMt rROM LARRY CSONKA or SYRACUSE ARE -- NEBRASKA. SIXTH. GEORGIA TECH, BEHIND IN THE TOP or THE S[VENTH INNING ! B€BAN, UNDER PRESSURE FOR THE rlRST TIME SEVENTH. FLORIOA, EIGHTH. PURDUE, NIN1H, WITH FIVE RUNS TO DErEAT K[NTRON to-8. THIS SEASON AGAINST UNDERDOG RICE, PILED UP ANO OKLAHOMA, TENTH. SINGLES BY PeTE BOLILAN, KAJER KEJER, RON A TOTAL OF 304 YARDS IN TOTAL OFFENSE WHILE ALD TANABE ANO A DOUBLE BY DANNY TOMAS WERE RUNNING FOR TWO TOUCHDOWNS, PASSING rOR A "SLIP" MADIGAN DIE~ THE BIG BLOWS IN THE SEVENTH. THIRD, RUNNING FOR ONE TWO-POINT CONVERSION OAKLAND, CALIf' (UPI )--EDWARD "SLIP" KENTRON PLAYED GOOD BALL AND MANAGED TO AND PASSING FOR ANOTHER. UCLA, WITH I I MADIGAN -- A ST~R LINEMAN ON KNUTE ROCKNE'S HOLO ON TO THE LEAD THROUGH SIX INNINGS Of POINTS IN THE LAST MINUTES, EDGED RICE, 2t FIRST NOTRE D~ME TEAM, WHO LATER GAINEO PLAY 8-5 UNTIL THE FATAL SEVENTH. IT WAS ~n-24 rAME AS A succeSSFUL COACH Ai ST. MARY'S OF A TOUGH GAME FOR JIM MOORE AS HE DID A SPURRIER, NAMED AMONG THE BIG FOUR rOR THE CALIFORNIA -- DIED MONDAY OF A HEART ATTACK, GOOD JOB OF HANDCUf'FING THE BATTING POWER SECOND TIME THIS YEAR, WAS ALMOST AS EFFECT AT OAKLANO, CALIFORNIA HE WAS 70. MADIGAN Of FIL-AM f'OR SIX INNINGS. IV( IN A 22-19 VICTORY OVER ARCH-RIVAL TEAMED WI TH SUCH PLAYERS AS BucK. SHAW, KE.N CONNERS AND PAT GoeER HOMEREO .OR FLORIDA STATE. S~URRIER PASSED FOR THREE GEORGE GIPP AND HUNK ANDERSON TO MAKE NOTRE KENTRON WITH TREMENDOUS BLASTS. TOMAS ANO TOUCHDOWNS AND A TWO-POINT CONVERSION DAME A FOOTBALL POWER HE TOOK OVER AS TANABE LED FIL-AM AT THE PLATE WITH 'WO JENKINS WAS THE BIG RUNNER AS GEORGIA COACH AT 5T MARY'S IN 1921 AND STAYED 8INGLE~, __~ __~~~~~~~~~~~~ DOWNED M,SSISSIPPI, 9-3, LUGGING THE BALL THERE UNTIL 1940 IN 1938, HIS CLUB DErEAT" MEN'S FAST PITCH SCHEDULE 46 YARDS DURING A 68-YARO TOUCHOOWN DRIVE EO TEXAS TECH IN THE COTTON BOWL HIS OVER WED. OCT. 12 DALLY FIELD AND SCORING IT HIMSELF ON A ONE-YARD PLUNGE ALL RECORO AT ST MARY'S WAS 116-VICTORIES, S 15 PM NA AL I I "s" vs R I KAK IS i CSONKA SCORED TWO TOUCHQOWNS AGAINST NAVY 44 DEFEATS ANO 12 TIES {KEATON & LEU.PAL I) IIWHILE CARRYING THE LOAD IN THE ABSENCE or BRANDON FIELD ACE HALrBACK FLOYD LITTLE, WHO WENT oUT WITH IIFIX" l HIGH COURT TO AIR 5 PM EBEYE BASKETS V$ MZC ;~N INJURY IN THE rlRST PERIOD LARRY GAINED WASHINGTON (UPI )--TH~ U S, SUPREME COURT (ALAMEDA &. Moos) ')1~5 YARDS IN 30 CARRIES. HAS DECIDEO IT WILL RE~IEW AN APPEAL flLEO FRI OCT. 14 DALLY rlELO t' QUARTERBACKS, OUT-SPARKLED BY BALL-CARRIER 8'1' THE SATURDAY EVENING POST WHICH YAS SUED S" 15 PM Ro I-NAMUR vs N.a. AL I' n6 A WEEK AGO, BOUNCED BACK INTO PROMINENCE fOR LIBEL BY FORMER GEORGIA HEAO I"OOTBALL (KEATON &. Moos) \AGAIN WITH TE.RRY SOUTHII.LL OF BAYLOR, VIRGIL COACH AND AiH~E'IC DIReCTOR WALLY BUTTS. BRANDO!'! FIELD 'CARTER or BRIGHAM YOUNG, TERRY HANRATTY or A FEDERAL COURT JURY HAD AWARDED BUTTS 5 PM KENTRON VS HIGH SCHOOL INoTRE DAME AND KEN STABLER or ALABAMA AMONG OVER THREE-MILL ION-DOLLARS FOR AN ARTICLE (HARVEST & lELEPALI) IT HE LEAOING PERFORMERS. IN THE MAGAZINE ACCUSING BUTTS AND ALABAMA SAT, OCT 15 DALLY FIELD \ SOUTHALL HIT A 21-YARD TOUCHDOWN PASS THAT fOOTBALL COACH PAUL "BEAR" BRYANT OF f I x 5'15 PM N" ALII "A" VS RIKAKIS IUP5ET ARKANSAS, 7-0; CARTER THRFW rOR FOUR ING AN ALABAMA-GEORGIA FOOTBALL GAME (KEATON &. VERRY) iTOUCHDOWNS AGAINST UTAH STATE. HANRATTY CON HOWEVER, A JUDGE REDUCED BUTTS' AWARD TO iT1NUED HIS SOPHO~ORE HEROICS WITH ONE TOVCH 460-THOUSANO-OOLLARS BRYANT ACCEPTED A KGA TOURNAMENT HE~UlT~ jDOWN PASSING AND ANOTHER RUNNING IN A 35-0 3~THOUSAND-DOLLAR SETTLEMENT OUT Of THE TEAM COMBINATION or FUKUOA, KAKAZU, IROUT OF ARMY. STABLER P.ASSED I"OR A P~IR AND COURT TOYAMA AND KOA SHOT A I"ANTASTIC BEST-BALL iRAN rOR ONE AS THe CRIMSON TIDE DOWN[O SCORE Of NET 51 (21 UNOER PAR) TO CAPTURE leI- EMSON 26-0 INJUNCTION BARb NEELY THE KWAJALEIN GOLF ASSOCIATION FOUR-MAN II JIMMY RAYE or M,CHIGAN STATE ACCOUNTED FOR HOUSTON, TEXAS {UPI )--A SUPREME COURT BEST-BALL IS-HOLE TOURNAMENT SUNDAY AT THE ITWO TOUCHOOWNS AGAINST MICHIGAN, Boa WARMACK RULING YESTERDAY PROHIBITS OFFENSIVE TACKLE HOLMB(RG F~IRWAYS. IN SECOND PLACE WAS THE lor OKLAHOMA WAS A KEY OPERATIVE IN A VICTORY RALPH NEELY fROM PLAYING WITH THE DALLAS TEAM 01" NADING, BULLA, HAMABATA ANO TOME lOVER TEXAS WHILE AL PASTRANA OF MARYLAND COWBOYS or THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE. WITH A FINE 53 (19 UNDER PAR) TIED rOR IACCOUNTCD FOR TwO TOUCHDOWNS AND SET UP A THE COURT uPHELD AN INJUNCTION BROUGHT BY THIRD PLACE WITH 54 (18 UNDER) WERE LAKEs ITtHRD IN A 21-19 VICTORY OVER DUKE THE HOUS'ON OILERS Of ,HE AMERICAN LEAGUE KURILKO, RIEWER, (HLENf'E~OT ~NO GIMA, ABE, i IOWA 5TATE!S TIM VAN GALDER SCORED TWO IN WHICH THEY CLAIMED NEELY SIGNED WITH TABATA, YAMAMOTO. IAGAINST KANSAS, DAN DARRAGH OF WILLIAM AND THEM BEfORE PUTTING HIS SIGNATURE TO A COW A FIELD or 76 PLAYERS (19 FOURSOMES) PAR MARY PASSED rOR FOUR AND SCORED ONE AGAINST BOY CONTRACT. NEELY SAIO HIS ATTOR~EYS ARE TICIPATED IN THE TOURNAMENT UNDER IDEAL !\l1 LLANOVA. GOING TO PETI'ION THE COURT fOR A REHEARING GOLF W[ATHER. THE CALIBER Of GOLF PLAyED NOTRE DAM~'S NICK EDDY SCORED TWICE IN THE SUCH A MOVE COULD OELAY A fiNAL DECISION ON WAS TERRIFIC AS THE HIGHEST SCORE FOR THE ARMY ROUT AND PURDUE'S PERRY WILLIA~S SCORED HIS PLAYING STATUS fOR AWHilE OAY WAS 63 (9 UNDER PAR), IT GOES TO SHOW TWICE AGAINST IOWA TO RANK AMONG LEADING iHAT OUR kOCAk GOLf COMPEilTION IN THE RUt>aH:RS POOLE, ENGLAND (UPI )--PDDLE MAYOR, RON FUTURE TOURNAMENTS WILL BE TOUGH WITH ALL HALI"BACK BENNY GALLOWAY ICED SOUTH CAROLINA HART, TIPPING THE SCALES AT 224 POUNDS THE "SANDBAGGERS '! "HANOI CAP CHA I RMAN TAKE ~1-21 OVER NORTH CAROLINA STATE WITH A 43 CHAI..LENGEO HIS 168-POUND COLLEAGUE IN NOTE." YARD TOUCHDOWN RUN AND BOB AplSA OF ~ICHIGAN BOURNEMOU'H TO A THREE-ROUND BOXING MATCH ------TATE SET UP HIS SIX YARD TOUCH~OWN AGAINST TO RAISE MONEY FOR CHARITY 8AYSTON HILL, WALES (UPI )--ENGLISHMAN ICHIGAN WITH A 49-YARD GALLOP BOURNEMOUTH'S PHILIP WHITELEG, PRESUMABLY J,M KETTLEBOROUGH MISSEO HIS CHANCt TO BE LENNY SNOW OF GEORGIA TECH, TWICE NAMEO IN WITH AN EYE TO THE 56 POUNOS HE WOULD GIVE COME BRITISH PLO~ING CHAMPION BECAUSE HIS THE BACKFIELD-OF~THE-WEEK THIS SEASON, WAS AWAY TO HIS OPPONENT, DECLINED THE CHALLENGE HORSES DID NOT SPEAK ENGLISH THE KEY TARGET 01" TENNESSEE DEFENDERS AN~ JIM WAS ALREADY f'AR BEHINO HIS OPPONENTS RUSHED ONLY 49 YARDS IN 23 CARRIES, SUT TECH IN THE BRITISH PLOWING CHAMPIONSHIP WHEN HE WON IT 6-3 AND WHO CARES? MAJOR COLLEGE FOOTBALL ON AFRS HIS BORROWED NAGS UNDERSTOOD ONLY

.-~~ \~~~~,:" ~: STRIKES AND SPARES IN THE SATURDAY JUNIOR LEAGOE JOHN RUMMEL ROLLED THE HIGH GAME AND SERIES WITH A 182-~46~ FOLLOWED BY DIANE HOOSON 168-428, RICKY BEACH 167-423, GeORGETTE AKDR~OE 406, A~D BILL REMICK A 172 GAME IT WAS TROPHY NIGHT IN THe KWAJALEIN MEN'S HANDICAP LEAGUE AKD TROPHY WINNERS wERE: 1ST PLACE TEAM- GENE OKAPA, YOSH ASAD, GIB HANNA, HANK BURGESS AND ERNIE ENGANO. 2ND PLACE TEAM- STAN GONZALES, MART SMITH, E OKADA, YOSH ASAO, GIS HANNA, (PH KAAIHUE, MAX JAM£AO s Boe PALOMA; TOP DANNY lOMAS, (PH KAlIHUE, MAX JAMERO, BOB URGES! NOT SHOWN, ERNIE ENGAHO I..EfT- STAN GONZALES, MART SMITH~ DANNY TOMAS PALOMA, JONAH MAWAE. NOT SHOWN s JONAH MAWA[, PACE G HOURGLASS TUESDAY~ OCTOBER 11 J 1966 '.JALL ~ TREET TG)~ Y -,HCURGLACIS b TCCK LI u T tNG~ \..lUARTEK3ACK - ANCl'/vER NEW YORK (UPI)--SIXTY MINUTES OF AMERICAN AIRLINES 50 3/8 +1 3/4 NOo I WOULD THROW A PASS DESIGNED TO HEAVY PROFIT-TAKING CUT INTO A STRONG AMERICAN PHOTO 5 1/8 GeT THE SEVEN yAROS 6UT ON THE OUTSIDE RAL~Y ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AMERICAN T & T 52 3/8 +3/4 TO AN OUTSIDE REC£IVtRo 1 ,-,"OUlD NOT TODAy. AMPEJ( 18 7/8 +1/8 WANT TO THROW THE BALL OVER THE HIDDLE PRICES RALLIED IN THE FIRST HOUR BUT ANACONDA 69 1/4 +1/4 WHICH WOULD ALLOW THE OPPOSITION THE OUMPED INTO PROFIT-TAKING AROUND MID BOEING 50 OEST CHANCE TO INTERCEPT, ESP(CIALLY DAY. THE SELLING WAS QUICKLY OVERCOME CHRYSLER SINCE WE ARE SO DEEP IN OUR OWN TERRI AND THE LIST SURGED HIGHER UNTIL BUYERS DOUGLAS ~'AI/8 +1/8 TORY o OF COURSE, THROW TO THE PLAYER TURNED INTI) SELLERS AGAIN IN PiE FINAL FORD 41 3/4 -1/8 WHiSE LOOKING ANGLE is LEAST AFFECTED ~INJTES. 60 GEN ELECTRIC 87 5/8 +3/8 8Y THE SUN. REMEMBER, PROFESSIONAL Oy THE TlME THE CLOSING BELL RANG, GEN MOTORS 14 3/8 +5/8 fOOTBALL RECEIVERS ARE PAID TO CATCH MOST ,.ARKET INDICATORS HAD SEEN THEIR GEN T &. R 31 1/2 ... r 3/8 THE BALL, AND ~HEY USUALLY DO. BEST GAINS OF THE DAY SLASHED BY MORE IBM -4 t ,'4 THAN HALF" 0 LOCKHEED + (CONTINU£:D fROM THE UPI STOCK MARKET INDICATOR, WHICH ~~5/18 LONE STAR eM 14 I 2 vvAH pAGE ONE) HAD BEEN UP AROUND PERCENT EARLIE~ 1.30 MGM 26 1/2 -I AMERICAN PLANES AGAIN STRUCK lN10 FINISHED WITH A GAIN OF 0.56 PERCENT. MMM +3/4 THE NORTH YESTERDAY IN A DA' OF BOMBING THE STOCK EXCHANGE INDEX SHOWED A GAIN MOBil 0 II.. ~ r~~ + I RAIDS IN WHICH THEY HIT AN O!~ OEPOT EQUAL TO CENTS IN THE AVERAGE SHARE 21 PAN AMERICAN ~4 -I ONLY THREE MILES FROM THE G0E4T PDRT Of PRICE AFTER GEING AS HIGH AS 53 CENTS RCA 40 [/4 +3/8 HAIPHONG p SMASHED A SURFAC£-TO-ArR EARL!ER. SEARS 47 1/4 MISSILE SITE ONLY fOUR MILS AWAY AND THE OJI SOARED NEARLY 13 POINTS AT SHELL OIL 61 3/8 +1 STRUCK A FLOCK OF TARGETS JUST NORTH or I PM BUT MUCH OF ITS GAIN STEMMED FROM SPERRY RAND 22 5/8 -I 7/8 THE DEM!LiTARIZED ZONE BORDER WHERE AN 8-POINT SPRINT IN Du PONT. By THE STD OIL or CALe N/A NORTH VIETNAMESE TROOPS ARE BELIEVED TO CLOSE, HOWEVER, Du PONT AND A FEW OTHER STO Olt.. Of N.J N/A BE MASSING FOR A BIG DRIVE SOUTH. BLUE CHIP iSSUES HAD BACKTRACKED AND UN ITED FRU IT 32 -1/4 IN SAluON, VISITING DEfENSE SECRETARY THE AVERAGE SHOWED A GAIN OF ONLY 4.12 U.S, GYPSUM 44 1/2 -5/8 ROBERT S. McNAMARA MET WITH TOP U.S. AT 758.630 WARNER BROS PIC. 12 -1/4 MILITARY COMMANDERS AND VIETNAMESE GOV GAINERS STILL OUTNUMBERED LOSERS 792 ERNMENT LEADERS, WHO JOINED IN AN APPEAL TO EARLIER GAINERS HAD HELD MUCH 399. Dow JONES CLOSING RANGE OF AVERAGES rOR MORE U.S. TROOPS. MORE SUBSTANTIAL MARGIN. STOCKS CLOSE CHANGE INFORMED SOURCES SAID McNAMARA WAS BROKERS SAID THE BRISK RISE ON YESTE~ 30 INDUS 758.63 UP 4.12 CONSIDERING SEND!NG AMERICAN SOLDiERS DAY AND DURING THE EARLY PART OF TODAY 20 RAILS 186.82 UP 0.97 INiO THE COMMUNIST-DOMINATED ME~ONG APPARENTLY GAVE MANY TRADERS THE CHANCE 15 UTI LS 124-.24 UP 0.43 DELTA SOUTH OF SAIGON IN fORCE FOR THE TO SELL WHAT THEY HAD BEEN WAITING FOR. 65 STOCKS 265 ·55 Up 1.34 FIRST TIME. RALLIES ARE SOMETIMES fOLLOWED BY A~ ! FOLLOWiNG HIS SAIGON BRIEFINGS, Mc~ INFLUX OF SELL ORDERS FROM TRADERS AND (CONTINUED FROM NAMARA MOVED TO THE FIELD FOR A BATTLE INVESTORS WAITING TO SELL THEIR HOLD- PROGRE~~ PAloE ONE) FRONT TOUR TO ASK THE FIGHTING MEN AT INGS AT A BETTER PRiCE. U.S. PROPOSALS FOR A MUlTI-LATE~AL ~IRSTHAND WHAT THEY NEEDED TO WIN THE THE BRISK RALLY YESTERDAY AND THE UP- NATO NUCLEAR rORCE HAve CONSTITUTED WAR. SWING TODAY WERE 4TTRIBUTED TO A NUMB[R THE MAIN BARRIER TO AGREEMENT ON A or FACTORS, PARTICULARLY SHORT COVERING. NON-PROLifERATION TREATY. O,SAGREE- (CONTINUED fROM IN A SHORT SALE j A TRADER BORROWS A MENT IS OVER U.S. RESERVATION OF THE PAGE ONE) STOCK AND SELLS IT IN HOPE OF R[PUR- RIGHT TO UNDERTAKE REGIONAL NUCLEAR OfFICIAL FIGURES SHOW THER[ ARE NOW CHASING IT LATER AT A LOWER PRICE. ARRANGEMENTS ON THE GROUNDS THEY WOULD 316,000 AMERICAN ~IGHTING MEN IN VIEr SHORT-SELLERS HAVE BEEN VERY ACTIVE IN NOT CONSTITUTE PROLIFERATION BECAUSE NAN, BUT THE ACTUAL NUMBER IS BELIEVED RECENT WEEKS, PARTICULARLY AMONG SOME THE USE Of THE WEAPONS WOULD REMAIN TO BE MORE THAN 320,000. ANOTHER 50,- OF THE GLAMOR SHARES, AND THE RISE SUBJECT TO U.S. VETO. RUSSIA REJECTS 000 TO 75,000 ARE EXPECTED TO ARRIVE EARLY TODAY APPAR£NTLt CONVINCED MANY Tt-lIS ARGUMENT. BEFORE THE END OF THE YEAR. OF' THEM THAT IT WAS TIME TO COVER THEIR SOME OBSERVERS GOT THE IMPRESSION McNAMARA, ON THE SECOND DAY or HIS POSITIONS. THE UNITED STATES MIGHT BE SOFTENING fOUR-DAY STUDY MISSION rOR PRESIDENT GLAMOR SHARES CONTINUED TO DOMINATE ITS POSITION, INSISTING ONLY ON THE JOHNSON) MET AGAIN WITH MILITARY CoM TI\£ ACTIVf liST. DESPITE THE OVERALL RIGHT TO LET ITS ALLIES PARTICIPATE MANDER GEN. WILLIAM Co WESTMO~ELAND> l'AJ

Seeks Seat In Congress I 2. 3 5" b 1 9 10 II ~4 ~S Lady Sharpshooters Unite 12.. I~ 14 By JONATHAN eDWARDS Central PI AI/BOClatlOl1 ~ ~ es8 15 Ib 11 Correspoudcn! W A~HINGTON - More than ~ It 19 two decades after his father 2.0 was defeated In the politICal ~ ~ ~ landslJde whIch e\llcted Frankhn 2.1 2:2 2."!o 2.+ D Roosevelt to hIS fourth term ~ ~ ~ ~ as presIdent, another HamIlton as: 2.*, 2.1 2.t' 2.'1 !.O '51 FIsh IS ~eeklng a seat In the ~ ~ House of Representatl~ es 3'2. :'J"!o '54 '5!> !'" FI~h Is to!lowmg tn the toot ~ ~ steps of hIs father grandfather '!,r !~ ~9 40 41 and great grandfather a 11 ~ ~ named HamIlton Fish gomg 42- 4~ 44 4S' bac k to 1842 \~ hen the fIrst ~ ~ ~ ~ HamIlton FIsh a WhIg v. a~ 4b 41 48 49 so elected to the House The pre.ent Fish s father v. a~ ~ ~ ~ 51 5~ 5~ 5"4 55 FDR s congl essman and the PresIdent dldn t reh~h it In the ~ 1940 campaIgn Roosevelt hnked 51:> 57 se hIm WIth two other Republicans ~ ~ he opposed and he became 5'1 60 bl known to nuillon'! as Roosevelt ~ ~ dec1atmed agalllst Martlll Bar Sw~1 ton and FIsh ' HORIZONTAL 50 van:tl~h 2 Philippine 16 Hebrew FDR was unsucces~ful that 1 cum ion mgredlen t Negri to prlO!.!lt year III defeatmg him, but the 4 excavates 51 touch end 3 arguing 20 eccentric elderly FIsh now 77 lost out 8 male to end formaJl~ wheel part Keen"'y.d Irma Clark walches as her 15·year-old twin for re electIOn four years later sheep 52 reSIdent " deduce 21 Zola novel dOllghtl,., Carol and Cheryl, ge' In some rift. prad." . . 12 consumed 56 was :> mountain 22 soon By Clmtrni PreSIl THE YOUNGER Hanlliton It S III the be~t intere,t of our 13 British conveyed on 23 house wing Oldest In the group 18 Mrs country READVILLE, Me -This httle j, Ish v.ho IS ~9, Is a Washmg statesman 51 close Crete 27 ntl",fled Gerald Clark, 52 mother of fIVe tov.n of 300, l~lla than a dozen ton attorney born In the capIta I The semor F"h ""as eager to 14 man s 58 also 6 obta.ns 29 da.mty and foul' times a grandmother name 59 organ part mIles we~t of4the state capital whIle hIS t.lther \\as senlOg the help hrs ~on, but ",as k e p t 7 scoff 3() seed Irma Clark \\ aa terrifIed of the rap~ 15 to free 60 painful 8 demes covering- at Augusta, is typical of many rifles her hU.'Jband and son took third of hiS 12 terms In the largely under '" "I used to sup po r t PresIdent Roose\ elt 11 to ignite 61 sea 9 Mohamml' 31 tardy suburban communities In Maine House Into the woods With them each until he started all those SOClal- 18 fourth eagle dan noble 33 chose It a peaceful, qUIet and full of year- until, two years ago she '1 he b foot-4 Harvard gradu caliph 10 muck l~t programs the former can 35 dIsease of frIendly folk who satisfy them was inVited to JOIn the Ladles ate leaped mto the natIOnal 19 fastened VERTICAL 11 winter gressman remarked "I m still sheep sehes with the simple pleasures Limited Rifle and Pistol Club hmehght \.\hen he defeated Al 21 mborn 1 chum vehicle 38 Guldos of hfe People here don't attend exander Aldrfch, a first COUMn fight, C\'<."n more so 30 "\ ean 24 short_ ------highest night dubs There aren t any TODA Y Mrs Clark 19 such to New York s Gov Nelson A later ' napped Answer to yesterday s pUZl'!le note • * fabriC HO\, c\ el fun means different an enthusla"t that st. l'pends at Rockefeller whose father \\ as 40 a dissolved thmgs to dIfferent people For THE YOUNGER FISH IS the 2:> cucJwo SUbstance least an hour each ""cek on an PreSIdent EIsenhower S fir s t Instance, a group of 19 women ambas~ador to Great Brltam fifth genewtlOn of FI~hes to run 26 shade 43 Silk outdoor or indoor nile range have banded together in an un and \\ho~e grandfather ""as Sen for Congress The flr~t, Nicholas tree embroidery shooting the reqUIred 100 rounds 28 commemo- thread usual 'club with a purpose ,_ under N R A SUpCI vision N I W AldrIch a on€tlllle FI~h a Federalist, \,a$ defe1ted e son , III 1800 The best-known H'lmll- rative disk 45 head the Ladles LimIted Rifle and Irma has won 18 R""ards 10 Republtcan majority leader, for ton Fi~h was the flr,t to serve 32 not any COVenng PistOl Club of the m V.lthout tele"coplc the GOP nommatJon in the JlIne III the Home from ISH to 184') 34 a support 46 young Rangmg In age from 111 to sights She placed second In un pllm'lrv electIOn U b 36 antotoxlns salmon 52 all married and several with FI,h we'n the close eledlon, He ;mb~equently \HI~ a outdoor prone championshIp and 31 sharp 41 Central grandchIldren, they are 100 per won a small-bore regIOnal cham d t R, hilum organlza.tlOn senator governor of New YOlk, corner l American cent members of the National pIOnship competmg agamst a Mpl () pu 'lnd secretarj of State under 39 poetic tree opposltlor by carrymg Dutchess Pdt G t F r e ght ' ears RIfle ASIloclahon, dedICated to sharpshooter No one told Irma County, 1 uudmg Hjde Park, leSI en ran.o I , con tracbon 48 Impohte gun safety and gun education, ~~ It h e t(Hn by a HIS son served III the House U Illummated who 13 a marksman-next step 49 reverberate In a state where virtually every .",0ge\ e s am \ from 1909 to 1911 and hIS son 42 a sprite down from a sharpshooter _ 53 mongrel young man takes to the woods 3 1 m!lrgm " In turn (the thIrd HamIlton U tractable 54 and not that her competition was better each No\ember In quest of a than she, so she won, anyhow' FlbH b opponent in the No Fish and the present nommee s 46 cotton "'v~ftlr' tlm~ of .oluU.... U ...iBllfel 55 heavy weight deer Mrs Clark also won f1rst vember election \\III be Rep father) was a H'ouse member fabric (© 11166 l(illK Teaturu Synd Inc) from 1920 to 1945 " . place in a De War match Joseph Y Resmck, a Democrat, UNDER the dIrection Of quaU Intere'ltlllgly enough, none of CRYPTOQUIPS Most of all though her fear who sv. ept into offIce In the fled N R A coach and instructor the HamJl ton Flahe~ retlred of fhearms has been entJrely 1964 Lyndon John~on land~llde KBGVDBH DGKNVTH CNGVRRLT John Hyde Lee, a New Yorker from the House All '" Gre de overcome, and she can shoot Unltke hUI fat her, a con who retired to Mame, the girls clrclell around her husband--at rested fot' re-election CDTTRLG fIrmed can~el'\atlVe \,ho Jooked meet regularly in competitlon a target at least' FUrthermore, upon Roose\ elt as a SOCIalIst, The GOP nommee lives in Yeflterday'. CryptoquJp - STRAPPED POKER ADDICT and for mstructlon, and con with the heJp of coach-Instruc the GOP nomm~8 campaigned Washmgton With his Canad.an CAN'T TOP GIGANTIC STAKE duct scheduled classes not Just tor John Lee, she teaches her as a moderate Republican who born WIfe Julia, and four ('hll among their own children but younge~ Children 15-year old was even w1llmg to con~lder dren Not surpcIHlng!y, one of among other school-aged young tWillS Carol and Cheryl, in the recognizing Red China when them Is named HamIlton Fish Ilters m the neighboring towns fundamentals ot safety with her of Kent s Hill and Winthrop fine 22 callber target tlfle

Petra, Hidden, Once lost City, Again Tourist Mecca CONTRACT BRIDGE By JANNY BROWN mans made several tries and at By B. Jay Becker "rnlral P;esfi As,ociutlOn last conquered the once Impreg (Top Record.Holcler In Matters' IlHIlvrdual Championship Play) Co rre spo-ndent nable fortress, adding an sm TEHRAN, Iran - When a phlthenter during their occupa South dealer and played the king and another young SWISS explorer named hon Both Sides vUlnerable heart The city still f10urlsbed three Bruekhardt red1scovered Petra NORTII If you are not Incl1ned to be m 1812, hl~ discovery did not or foul" centunes after the Ro self-cntlcal, you would qUIckly set the world on tire After all, man conquest after whIch de .KU dlSlfiUlS the hand from your cline .!let in The caravan routes 9J9864 mmd and go on to the neJ(t deal the place was so well hidden +Qll) so out of the way of world shifted to follow the Red Sea You might say to yourself that routes not many of even the and a new commercIal city 4XQ5 this type of defense is easy adventurous souls went out of Palmyra, to the north. took over WEST EAST enough when you l!ee all four thell" way to vIMlt Petra, the from Petra Palmyra no longer .953 • .16 hands, but, smce you saw only marvelous exlsta 9K5 9AQll)2 two hands you could hardly be +A65.2 +J874 held responSible for falling to However within the lipan of • WITHOUT the c a I' a van .JI091 ",,6{3 find the double-dummy defense the last two centuries, Petra'a routes Petra had nothmg to SOUTH But If you thmk about the attraction began to be feit, and sustain It bemg In the desert matter seriously, you real!:!:e the world began to come In .AQI0H and far from other cities Its that golflg up with the ace of drops and trickles and lately In 973 very Isolation led to Its aban .K93 diamonds and switching to a steady stream Petra, older hearts is by no means a far than Chmlt.anity and lost to donmenl and at la.. t lt was left ""A8Z with no mhabltants fetched method of play. In faet, the world for many centuries, Is The blddmg It Is the right play Petra s exil'ltence was com young again and meeting a Souu. W&5t It is clear from the bidding pletely forgotten, until more va'!tly different world than that Pus and South's play at trIck two it knew than 1,000 years later, when 1. 2. Pass that he can cash five spade The Treasury, best preserved and most fabulous of Petta'. monu the Swiss explorer hrought It Who built the amazing, rock. 3NT mclts at Will He can t be mISS ment. i. glimpsed through the lower wI:IlI, of the Slq the nome back to world notice And by hewn city of Petta? Curiosity, Opening lead-Jack of clubs Ing' the ace or queen of spades of the canyon Map showl Petro'. prollimity to modern Israe' all standards at exploration, the speculation and research or he would be playing that SWISS dld very well for Jordan Let's say you have the West brought out a few faots These set to work with chIsel and Bemg merchants the Naba suit instead of diamonds Petra became gecond only to hand and are defending against pieced together, pO\nt to an hammer, to bUIld an ambitious teana weren t only WIly, they South therefore has eight Jerusalem in the tOUrlst s IUn three notrump You lead the Arab trIbe called the Naba city right Into the rocks we reg 0 0 d advertismg men ready tricka counting the clubs erary jack of clubs, which South Wins teans a tribe which searched To get Inside this ring of They hewed out the fmest of with the &co alter dummy and and III leading a dlamon.d. be caUBe he to a nmth for a safe fortrells, an almost gIant rocks that would form their rock edlf.ce~ fIght In front TOUrism haa proven once East folloW low. wanta get mvulnerable fortress where they their Impregnable CIty, they of the InSIde end of the canyon more a bonanm to this holy trick Your only chance to pre Declarer then playa the three vent this from happening Is to would be .sate from a predatory hacked away at a crevice of the palillage, so that a ViSI tor, after land a country with no natural resollrtes worth mentioning no of dlamon.d$, on which you play grab the ace of diamonds IUld world clIffa, Widening It just enough making the last turn, Is InIdden Jow, and dununy wins the triclc play the. king U1d another heart to admit three abreMt, or four, ly struck dumb by the slice of water and no 011 worth brag· • • • glng about With the queen. South now pro. In the hope your partner hall in a pinch beautiful salmon - pink pillara ceeds to ca.tIh hill spades and four or five hearts headed by RICH MERCHANTS, the Nil. The WIly Nabateans thus built and cornices framed by the two A modem guest house was clubs, whlch brinp him. to nine the A-Q.I0 bateana also extracted toll from a winding canyon that would jagged canyon walls a picture bUIlt near the entrance to the tricks, and it then becomes en· The odds are greaUy against well-laden trade caravana whose admit them but wlll doom the now world famous Slq, (the name of the canyon) dent that you could have beaten East's having this ideal holding route!! pasSed and crossed each offenng comfort to tourists who enemy from above, behmd, and After thIs rna sterp! ec e, the the hand had you rone up with but that III the- only chanc:e you other at the strategIc point be from every turn of the passage. Nabateans built m a more lei· wm be In tor a long trek over the ace of diamonda at trick two have- to beat the contra.c:t. Side the Nabatean fortress city way A canyon so narrow the surely manner the rest of the atony paths while seekmg and (01.... KID« F_t~ Syndkate, !wi Inside an ImpassablE! ring of Sun can t penetrate It In parts, cIty. Including palaces, temples, speculating on the whys and rocky cllffll and hills, the Naba. it penetrates other areas only tombs and endless stairs After wherefore~ of lovely, silent, pink teans eruconced themselves and when It is directly overhead eyeing them covetously, the Ro Petra 55 TUESDAY, OCTileu II., '966

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THt 11001- Two UFOs WERE REpORTED SIG~TtD IN ROBERT 6URTON SttN rL"!'IN~ 10WARO THE LAGOON CALL ______~~E-H-C-E~G-R-O~U-~--R~E-P-RE~S-E~N-T_E~O~8~Y~T_H~E~S~Y~M_B~0~l~S~ _____+ THt fORT THOMPSON, S.D , ARtA, eOTw KEN HEYBROC~ AT 659 R[S£MBLII>lG "L lGl,TEO IIItlllrV-100-\\OUNDS THE rlRST SIGHTING WAS REPORTED BY MAN'S PRESCRipTION GLASSES - HEAVY KANA6EK RANCHER ROGER HUSTON ABOUT 9 BLAC~ fRAMES CALL 2135 PM HE SAID" BLUISH-COLORED llGHr APPEARED TO tiE HANGIN~ O~tR THE CROW LAOY'S TIMEX WATC~ - GOLO E~pANSIOH CREEK INDIAN RESERVATION COMMUNITy OF SAND CALL 2795 rORT THOMPSON -----~-~ THIS SIGHTING WAS LATER CORROBoRATED ~ BY MOTOR PATROtMAN PATRICK GRIBBIN, S~ERlrr Ltt RoeERts ~NO GAME VARDEN StVEN KEYS ON A 'ING[RNAIL ClIP'CR FLOYD GAAROER or PRESHQ, ALL or WHOM f'OUND AT COLO STORAGE PLANT CLAIM AT DROVE INTO THE COUNTftT TO VIEW THE HoURGLASS LIGHTS THE rlRST OBJECT SLOW~Y rADEO ~ROM THE SITTING 0, T~E HIGH COURT, TRUST AN OVtR~EAO POSITION TO AN EASTERLY DI TERRITORY or T~t PAClrlC ISLANDS, RECTION AND T~O HOURS LATER fORT OH KWAJAlEIN A~D ESEYE, HAS BEEN THOMpSON POLICE SAID IT HAD BRllOHtENCO D[L~YEO ONE Wt[1< AND NOW WILL TA~C AND wAS JOINED BY ANOTHER OBJECT IN PLACE FROM NQvEMe[~ UNTI~ '5. 1966 THE SKY THt ~IGHTS ON THE SECOND OB ON OR ABOUT NOVE~BER 22, 1966 JEey SE[~~O TO ROTATt, WITNESSES SAID CHAMGING FROM REO TO GRE[~ TO YEL~OW, PATIENT COMPLAINT AIRED WHILE THE ORIGINAL OBJECT WENT fROM SAN fRANCI$CO {UPI)--TK' OLD COM WHIT[ To BLUISH-GREtN TO R£O P~AINT or HOSPITAL ~ATIENTS ABOOT BE GRIBDON SAID THE rIRS; OBJI:CT AP ING AWAKENED TO TAKE THEIR SLEEPING PIAREO TO BE _OOUT THREE liMES AS BIG PILLS IS rlNALLV REACHING THE RIGHT AS ANY or THE BRIGHTEST STARS IN THE URS SKY THEY SAW IT 'ROM A POINT ABOUT ONE O~ THE R[COMMENOATIONS BEING GIV 26 MILES WEST or rOAT THOMPSON THE EN THE 52NO ANNUAL CLINICAL CONGRESS MOTOR PATROL S~IQ THERI: WAS NO AIR or THt AMtRICAN CoLLEGE or SURGEONS IS CRAfT REPORTED IN THE A~~A AT TME T,Mt THAT PATIENTS IN INTENSIVE CARE UNITS HuNDREDS OF MIlE5 TO T~E EAST, _T or HO'~ITALS B[ ALLOWED AS MOCH ONIN WANAQUE, N.J., AT LEAST FIVE PERSONS - t£RR~'TED SLEE' AS POSSIBLE THREE OF THtN POLICEMEN -- REPONTED OR DoNALD S KORNrELD or COLUMBIA SIGHTING UFO! PATROLMAH WILLIAM PA5- UNIVERSITY MADE THE RECOMMENDATION IN GE CONTRACT NO NEARER SPECIAL LEAVES OKAYED TOR SAIO HE S,OTTEO " "BRIGHT LIG"!''''' PRESENTING A REPORT ON THE PSYCHOLOGI WASHINGTON (UPI)--LAOOR SECRETARY WASNINGTON (UPI)--THE SENATE TODAY A~ HOVERING OYER WANAQUE RESERVOIR ~HILC CAL IiAZARDS IN INTENSIVE CA"E UNITS W WILLARD W,RTZ MET LAST NIGHT WITH pROVtD A BILL THAT WOULD GIVE 3O-DAY HE WAS PARKEO IN A PATROL CAR NEARBY 'k SA I D T",toT THE tNV I ROM"I." T 01'" TtU: GENERAL ELECTRIC AND UNION OFrlCIALS LEAVES, WIYH TRANSpORTATION ,'10 TO S[R~ "I TURNED ON THE REO LIGHT ON THt ONITS SOMETIM[S ~RODUC[D TEMPORA~Y BUT SAID THAT NO PROGRtSS WAS MAPt VICEMEH WHO ~D~UN'ARILY [~TENO DUTY TO PATNOl CAR," HE SAIO, ""NO THE LIGHT P'YCHOTIC EFI'"ECTS ON ,ATIENTS, USUALLY ON REACHING A NEW £OHTRACT, VIET NAM ro. AT LEAST SIX 140NTHS ON THE OBJECT IMMEOIATtl-Y WENT oul." DURING THE THIRD TO firTH POST-OpERA~ WIRTZ, ArTER MEETING SEPARATELY THE VOTE WAS 68 TO 2: SENSA WAYNE MORSE, S,GHTIHa. weRE ALSO _E~ORTED AT THE TI ... E OAT WITH BOT~ "A"AGEMENT AND R[~RESENTA (OEM -ORE ), AND STePHEN M YOO~J{OEM, RESERVOIR BY SGT. BENJAMIN THOMPSO" KORN'ELD SAID SLEtp DEPRIVATION AND TI~[S 0. II UNIONS SAID ALTHOUCH OHIO), ~OTEO AGAINST THE SILL AND PATROLMAN EDWARD WESTER, 80TH 0' SENSOAY MONOTONY SEEMill TO BE M"dOR "lltERE WAS NO sueSTANTIAL PROGREIS THE SENATE BILL WOULD PRQYlol LEAYtR, lWE ~ESER~O'R ~OLICt. THE~ SAID A rACTORS IN pROoUClNG THES! E"ECT •• TONICHT" MEETINGS WOULD CONTINUED "UN VITH TRANS~ORTATIO~ £ITIMATEO AT $570 PER "IRIGHT DB..IEtT" APPEAREO ABOUT II PM, HII RECOMMEMOAT 10 .... ALSO IICLUO[D TIL WE GET THE RlaHT AHSWEItS. t1 INDIVIDUAL, THROU~H JUNE )0, 1968. TME ~ASIED OYER THE ~ESERvOIR rROM PPM.TON IN.IVIDUAl ROOM' OR SOLID CUBICLES WIRTZ, COMMERCE SEC~ETARY JOHN T HOUSE HAo A~PROVEO THE SILL WITHOUT. TIM' LAKES TO THE SOUTH, AND WE~T DOWN 8E THE REMOVAL Dr AS MUC" MDNITORIN~ - ~NNOR AND ~ILLI~M SIMKIN, OI~ItCTOR LIMIT '"0 THE MEASURE ~A' RITURNEO TO THC MIN' TilE OA~ E.UI~M£NT A' '£ASIBl~, MORE MOSIlITY. or THE rEOER_L MEOI~TION SERvlcr, NET HoUI£ rOR ACT 10M ON THE SENATE VERSION. Two OTKIR pt.IONI ALSO R'PORTEO StE THE pATIENT" OWN CONTROL I'"O~ RADIO rOR AN HOOR WITH COMPANY NtGOTI"TO~S SEH How"fto W CANNON) (~.-N[v'), ING "AN UNIDENTIFIED fLYING DeJECT AND T£LEVISION, THr R£MOVAl or RoAR AND rOR MORE THA" TWO HOURS WITH TH!: YLOOR MANA~ER rOR THE BILL. SA&D IT HAO lAO " r"OM a_YGEN TENTS AND AI~ CONOITIO~ lJN10NS_ BE[N RtQVE,TED aT GEN. WILLIAM C WE'T WANAOUE RE.'RVO'. I'EN' TO 8E A rAv I .. ANI THt PR~ENCE or " CALEN.A~ A'TER THE CONPAMY M[(TI~, ~Hlll~ MOREL_NO AI AN INCENTive to KI'P CERTAIN ORITE HAuHT O~ WHATEVER IT WI.' THt AND A LARG! ~~OCK IN THE ROOM MDORl, (KIEr NICOTIATDI rOR GE SAID NEN 8EYOKO tHE REOUlAR ONE Y[AR DUTY ~,u., WllNER.IR IAV. 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