HOURGLASS V-OL. 4 No 1452 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLAND TUESDAY Ii JUNE 1963

I USSR LOCAL MISSILE OPERATION I KENNEDY ADVISES WALLACE TO AUSTRALIAN DIPLOMAT A fULL SCALE MISSILE OPER­ IS TOLD TO LEAVE ATION IS SCHEDULED FOR WEDNES­ CONSIDER THE CONSEQUENCES Moscow (UPI)--W. MORRISON, DAY NIGHT, 12 JUNE. THE EAR­ WASHINGTON (UPI)--PRESIDENT KENNEDY "URGENTLY" ADVISED FIRST SECRETARY Of THE Aus­ LIEST THE TAKE COVER COULD GOV. GEORGE C. WALLACE OF ALABAMA TODAY TO CONSIDER THE CON­ TRALIAN EMBASSY IN Moscow, SOUND IS 2040 LOCAL, (8:40 SEQUENCES If HE CARRiES OUT HIS PLAN TO TRY TO BAR ADMISSION WAS TODAY DECLARED PERSONA P.M. ). OF TWO NEGROES TO THE UNiVERSITY OF ALABAMA TOMORROW NON GRATA BY THE U.S.S.R FOR­ THIS OPERATION IS SIMILIAR IN A STRONGLY WORDED TELEGRAM THE PRESIDENT SAID WAllACEiS EIGN M,N,STRY FOR "ENGAGING TO THE NIGHT OPERATIONS WE PLAN WAS "IN VIOLATION OF ACCEPTED STANDARDS OF PUBLIC CON­ IN THE COLLECTION OF INTELLI- HAVE BECOME ACCUSTOMED TO DUCT" AND THE ONLY ANNOUNCED THREAT TO LAW AND ORDER iN THE GENCE," THE OFFICIAL TASS OVER THE LAST YEAR. TAKE SITUAtiON. "STATE, CITY AND UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS HAVE RE­ NEWS AGENCY REPORTED. COVER PROCEDURES WILL BE RE- PORTED THAT IF YOU WERE TO STAY AWAY FROM THE CAMPUS, THUS THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT, QUIRED ONLY FOR KWAJALEIN Is- FULFILLING YOUR LEGAL DUTY, THERE IS LITTLE DANGER OF ANY ACCORDING TO TASS, WAS MADE LAND. EBEYE AND OTHER IS- DISORDER BEING INCITE~ WHICH THE LOCAL TOWN AND CAMPUS TO THE EMBASSY TODAY: LANDS WILL BE PROTECTED BY AUTHORITIES COULD NOT ADEQUATE­ "ACCORDING TO INFORMATION THE MISSILE GUIDANCE SYSTEMS RACIAL LY HANDLE," THE PRESIDENT TOLD AND NOT BE REQUIRED TO TAKE RECEIVED FROM COMPETENT OR­ WALLACe:: VOWS: WALLACE. COVER. GANS, THE FIRST SECRETARY OF " ••• NO VIOLENCE" THE PRESIDENT ADDED THAT THIS THE EMBASSY, W. MORRISON, HAS THERE WILL BE A BLACKOUT WOULD "MAKE UNNECESSARY THE FOR A LONG TIME BEEN ENGAGING EXTERIOR FLOOD LIGHTS ARE TO TUSCALOOSA, ALA. (UPI)-­ OUTSIDE INTERVENTION OF ANY IN THE COLLECTION OF INTEL- BE TURNED OUT AT THE TAKE GOV. GEORGE C. WALLACE-­ TROOPS, EITHER STATE OR FEDER­ LIGENCE. " COVER SIGNAL STREET LIGHTS PLEDGING THERE "WILL BE NO AL THE AUSTRALIAN EMBASSY SAID WILL BE TURNED OFF AFTER ALL- VIOLENCE"--ARRIVED HERE TO­ "I THEREfORE URGENTLY ASK DAY AND REVIEWED THE FORCES LATE TONIGHT THE CHARGES NON-ESSENTIAL PERSONNEL ARE YOU TO CONSIDER THE CONSEQUEN­ AGAINST MORRISON WERE "COM­ UNDER COVER AND TURNED ON AT HE HAS ON HAND FOR HIS HIS­ CES TO YOUR STATE AND ITS FINE PLETELY UNFOUNDED" BUT HE THE ALL CLEAR. TORIC SHOWDOWN WITH THE FED- UNIVERSITY If YOU PERSIST IN WOULD BE LEAVING SHORTLY. THE OCCUPANTS OF TRAILER HOUSES ERAL GOVERNMENT OVER THE IS­ SETTING AN EXAMPLE OF DEFIANT EMBASSY SPOKESMAN SAID NO EX­ ARE AGAIN REMINDED THAT THEIR SUE OF ADMITTING TWO NEGROES CONDUCT," KENNEDY SAiD, "AND ACT PLANS FOR THE AUSTRALIANS QUARTERS DO NOT PROVIDE ANY TO THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA. URGE YOU INSTEAD TO LEAVE THESE DEPARTURE HAD BEEN MADE. FORM OF SHELTER SHOULD A MIS­ PRESIDENT KENNEDY SENT WAL- MATTERS IN THE COURTS OF LAW "AT THE SAME TIME, HE HAS SILE CASUALTY OCCUR. ADE­ LACE A STRONGLY-WORDED TELE- WHERE THEY BELONG." BEEN SELLING ARTICLES OF QUATE SHELTER MUST HAVE AT GRAM URGING HIM TO RECONSID­ "THE PRESIDENT BEGAN HIS CLOTHING OF FOREIGN MAKE FOR LEAST THREE INCHES OF REIN­ ER THE CONSEQUENCES OF HIS TELEGRAM, WHICH THE WHiTE PURPOSES OF SPECULATION, FORCED CONCRETE FOR OVERHEAD AVOWED PLAN TO BLOCK THE TWO HOUSE MADE PUBLiC ABOUT TWO DRAWING SOVIET CITIZENS INTO PROTECTION. BUSES WILL BE NEGROES WHEN THEY ATTEMPT TO HOURS AfTER SENDING iT TO WAL­ THESE ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES. PROVIDED TO MOVE PERSONNEL ENROLL (ABOUT 1630 GMT) TO­ LACE, BY TELLING THE GOVERNOR "THUS, W. MORRISON HAS BEEN FROM THE SOFT TOP VILLAGE MORROW. HE WAS "GRATIFIED BY THE DEDi­ ENGAGING IN ACTIVITIES IN­ AREA TO ADEQUATE APPROVED KENNEDY POINTED OUT THAT CATION Of LAW AND ORDER" WHICH WALLACE HIMSELF WAS "THE ONLY COMPATIBLE WITH THE STATUS SHELTERS WALLACE EXPRESSED IN A WiRE OF AN OFFICIAL OF A DIPLOMA- GROUND SAFETY PROCEDURES ANNOUNCED THREAT TO ORDERLY INfORMING THE PRESIDENT OF HIS COMPLiANCE" WITH THE COURT­ TIC MISSION," TASS SAID. ALL PERSONNEL NOT ESSENTIAL SHIPMENT Of NATIONAL GUARDS­ ORDER DIRECTING THE NEGROES "IN CONNECTION WITH THIS, TO THE OPERATION MUST BE UN- MEN TO THE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS BE ADMITTED. THE M,NISTRY OF rOREIGN AF- DER, OR PROCEEDING TO, A AT TUSCALOOSA. WALLACE TOOK A DIFFERENT FAIRS OF THE U.S.S.R. PRO- SHELTER WHEN THE TAKE COVER BUT THE PRESIDENT THEN TOLD VIEW OF HIS PRESENCE. TESTS TO THE AUSTRALIAN EM- SIGNAL IS HEARD. TAKE COVER WALLACE: "IF I WERE NOT HERE TOMOR- BASSY AGAINST THE UNLAWFUL SIGNAL -- THREE TEN SECOND "THE ONLY ANNOUNCED THREAT ROW, THERE'S NO TELLING HOW ACTIVITIES OF W. MORRISON, BLASTS ON FIRE SIREN AND TO ORDERLY COMPLIANCE WITH THE MANY PEOPLE WOULD BE HERE. WHO HAS GROSSLY VIOLATED THE "TAKE COVER FOR MISSILE OPER­ LAW HOWEVER, IS YOUR PLAN TO THERE'S GOING TO BE PEACE STANDARDS OF CONDUCT OF DIP- ATIONS" BROADCAST ON AFRS. BAR PHYSICALLY THE ADMISSION HERE," WALLACE SAID. LOMATIC OFFICIALS, AND DE- BUILDING SUITABLE FOR PER- OF NEGRO STUDENTS IN DEFIANCE SHORTLY AFTER HIS ARRIVAL CLARES HIM TO BE PERSONA NON SONNEL SHELTER (3 IN. CON- OF THE ORDER OF THE ALABAMA WALLACE PROCEEDED TO AN ARM- GRATA CRETE ROOF AND FACILITIES) FEDERAL D,STRiCT COURT AND IN "THE MINISTRY EXPECTS THAT YOKWE YUK CLUB ORY, WHERE HE REVIEWED THE VIOLATION OF ACCEPTED STANDARDS THE EMBASSY WILL TAKE STRICT SURFRIDER SOQ BLDG. 501 700 NATIONAL GUARDSMEN HE HAS OF PUBLIC CONDUCT." MEASURES TO PREVENT SUCH IM- SANDS BOQ (FIRST DECK ONLY) ORDERED HELD IN READINESS FOR THE PRESIDENT'S TELEGRAM PERMISSIBLE ACTIVITIES BY ITS CORAL BOQ (FIRST DECK ONLY) THE CRISIS APPARENTLY WAS SENT AT JUST SOME OF THE TROOPS ARE OFFICIALS IN THE FUTURE," THE NIKE/ZEUS DORM (FIRST DECK ABOUT THE SAME TIME THE GOVER­ "SPECIAL FORCES" UNITS--RE­ STATEMENT TO THE EMBASSY SAI~ ONLY) NOR, ACCOMPANIED BY ADVISERS GARDED AS THE TOUGHEST IN THE WESTERN OBSERVERS HERE BARRACKS AND STORE BLDG AND HIS TWO BROTHERS, LEFT BY GUARD. VIEWED THE SOVIET MOVE AS A 704 PLANE FROM MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA THE GOVERNOR STOPPED FRE­ RETALIATION FOR THE EXPULSION GENERAL MESS BLDG. 703 FOR TOMORROW'S INTEGRATION LAST FEBRUARY FROM AUSTRALIA SPECIAL SERVICES BLDG 805 QUENTLY TO POSE FOR PICTURES SHOWDOWN AT TUSCALOOSA. WITH THE FATiGUE-CLAD TROOPS OF IVAN SKRIPOV, U.S.S.R. EM- TRANSIENT HOTEL BLDG. 908 WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY AFTER TOURING THE ARMORY BASSY FIRST SECRETARY TERMINAL/ADMINISTRATION PIERRE SALINGER SAID THAT WAL­ AND THE SPECIAL FORCES GROUP, SKRIPOV WAS EXPELLED ON B LOG. 901 • LACE'S WIRE TO THE PRESIDENT WALLACE MADE VISITS TO CHECK­ GROUNDS OF HAVING SPIED QUARTERS OF PERMANENT CON­ TELLING OF HIS PLANNED USE Of POINTS AROUND THE UNIVERSITY AGAINST AUSTRALIA. STRUCTION (EXCEPT BLDG NATIONAL GUARDSMEN WAS DELIVER­ 401, CAMPUS. THE DECLARATION AGAINST AND ED TO THE WHITE HOUSE AT 5: 14 402, 403, 404) ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS HE tMORRISON, SKRIPOV'S PROTOCOL ALL CLEAR SIGNAL -- TWENTY A.M. EDT (0914 GMT) YESTERDAY • LEAPED OUT OF HIS CAR IN THE COUNTERPART HERE, HAS BEEN SECOND BLAST ON FIRE SIREN AND WAS RELAYED TO THE PRESI­ EXPECTED FOR SOME TIME, THEY AND "ALL CLEAR FOR OPERATIONS BLAZING SUN TO SHAKE HANDS DENT IN HONOLULU. KENNEDY AR­ SAID. EXCEPT IN GROUND HAZARD AREA • .,WITH STATE TROOPERS, CONSER- RIVED BACK FROM HAWAII THIS IIVATION OFFICERS AND CITY AND MORNING. BUDDHISTS COUNTY POLICEMEN WEEK OLD HUNGER STRIKE UNTIL HE STOPPED SEVERAL COEDS AFRS WILL AIR TIGHT MILITARY CONTROL THEY RECEIVED ASSURANCES OF TO SHAKE THEIR HANDS AND AS- FORE IGN POlL rCf : 'ADDRE:SS HUE, ~OUTH V,ET NAM (UPI)-- RELIGIOUS FREEDOM WHICH THEY SURE THEM THERE WOULD BE NO A GOVERNMENT SECURITY OFFICIAL FEEL HAS BEEN DENIED THEM VIOLENCE TOMORROW. AFRS, KWAJALEIN WILL BROAD- j SAID TODAY MILITARY CONTROL THE GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL, AT A MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS CAST PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S FOR- I

OF THIS TENSE CITY WOULD NOT WHO ASKED THAT HIS NAME NOT VAN IN THE SHADOW OF JULIET EIGN POLICY ADDRESS AT 9:30 I I BE LIFTED UNTIL BUDDHIST LEAD-BE USED, SAID TROOPS WOULD TUTWILER HALL--ALABAMA'S MOST TONIGHT, TUESDAY, JUNE 11TH I I I ERS PLEDGE TO HALT DEMONSTRA- NOT RELEASE THEIR ~RIP ON THE FAMOUS SUFFRAGETTE--WALLACE I TIONS AND HUNGER STRIKES. CITY UNTIL BUDDHIST LEADERS MADE AN IMPROMPTU TALK TO TEMPERATURES I BUDDHIST LEADERS SAID THEY "GIVE ME WRITTEN ASSURANCES ASSEMBLED TROOPERS KWAJALEIN, 88-770 RELATIVE I WERE EQUALLY DETERMINED TO THAT THEY WILL RESPECl GOVERN- HUMIDITY RANGED BETWEEN 70-90

CONTINUE THEIR MORE THAN ONE MENT ORDERS." PER CENT. RAfNf'ALL-4.24. I I PAGE 2 ...HOURGLASS PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF BUDDHISTS THE COMMANDING OfFICER, PACIF­ IC MISSILE RANGE fACILITY u.s. TRYING TO KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS, SlAV 001 OF DISPUTE CONT~ACT NOAS-4176-c WITH THE SAIGON (UPI )--U.S. MILI­ TRAN~PORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. TARY COMMANDER GEN. PAUL D THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED HARKINS HAS ORDERED ALL AM­ DAILY MONDAY THROUGH SATURDA~ ERICAN MILITARY ADVISERS IN DEADLINE FOR NOTICES IS 4 P.M V,ET NAM NOT TO ACCOMPANY DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION DEAD­ V,ETNAMESE UNITS SUPPRESSiNG LINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS 10 A.M BUDDHIST DEMONSTRATIONS OR DAY OF PUBLICATION RIOTS, RELIABLE SOURCES SAID EDITOR - RALPH MOORS TODAY. f ' IN AN APPARENT ATTEMPT TO KEEP THE UNITED STATES FROM SE ASIA ~EADERS CONFER WEST BERLI N GETTING INVOLVED IN A DEEP­ MANILA (UPI )--MAlAYA, IN­ CHANGE OF POLICY NOTED ENING DISPUTE BETWEEN CATH­ DONESiA, AND THE PHiliPPINES NEW YORK (UPI )--MAYOR W,LLY OLIC PRESIDENT NGO DINH DIEM TODAY EXPLORED THE PROSPECTS BRANDT OF WEST BERLIN SAID AND THE BUDDHIST MAJORITY OF A COMPROMiSE SOLUTION TO TODAY HE BELIEVED THE SOVIET HERE, HARKINS HAS ISSUED A THE MALAYSIA DISPUTE, INFOR~ UNION HAD MODIFIED ITS POLI­ CONFIDENTIAL ORDER TELLING ED SOURCES REPORTED CIES TO ACCEPT AS FACT ALLIED AMERICAN MILITARY MEN TO fOREIGN MINISTERS FROM THE PRESENCE IN WEST BERLIN DISSASSOCIATE THEMSELVES THREE COUNTRIES CONCENTRAT­ BRANDT SAID THE RUSSIANS FROM THE STRUGGLE AND DO ED THEIR DISCUSSIONS ON THE APPARENTLY HAD MADE WHAT NOTHING TO AID OR SHOW SYM­ CONTROVERSiAL MALAYSIA PLAN " REPRESENTS A CERTAIN CHANGE PATHY FOR EITHER SIDE. DURING A TWO-HOUR AND 40- OF POLICY" IN THAT THEY HAVE SEVERAL CRACK VIETNAMESE MINUTE MEETING AT THE FOR~ " COME TO ACCEPT THE FACT THE PARATROOPS AND MARINE BATTA­ EIGN OFFICE BUT APPARENTLY WEST WILL REMAIN IN BERLIN" liONS HAVE BEEN ALERTED TO HAVE REACHED NO DECISIONS, THE WEST BERLIN MAYOR AR­ PUT DOWN ANY FURTHER BUDDHIS· THE SOURCES SAID. RIVED BY PLANE FOR WHAT HE DEMONSTRATIONS OR RIOTS MALAYAN DEPUTY PRIME MIN­ TERMED "A VERY SHORT VISIT" SOURCES SAID HARKINS APPAR­ aSTER TUN ABDUL RAZA~ INDO­ HE WIll ADDRESS A MIDDAY ENTLY WAS WORRIED THAT U.S. NESIAN FOREIGN MiNISTER Su­ MEETING OF THE COUNCil ON ADVISERS ASSIGNED TO THESE BANDRIO AND PHILIPPINE VICE fOREIGN RELATIONS AND THEN OR OTHER UNITS MIGHT BECOME PRESIDENT AND FOREIGN SEC­ ATTEND A DINNER GIVEN BY AD­ INVOLVED. RETARY EMMANUEL PELAEZ WERE LAI STEVENSON, U.S. AMBASSA­ HARKINS' ORDER UNDERSCORED SCHEDULED TO END THEIR MEET­ DOR TO THE UNITED NATIONS. THE GROWING SERIOUSNESS WITH ING TUESDAY WITH MORNING AND BRANDT SAID IN A PREPARED WHICH AMERICAN OFFICIALS ARE AFTERNOON SESSIONS. STATEMENT "NO BERLINER CAN VIEWING THIS COUNTRY'S MORE AFTER MONDAY's PRIVATE SET FOOT ON AMERICAN SOIL THAN MONTH-lONG POLITIC­ MEETiNG, RAZAK TOLD NEWSMEN WITHOUT EXPERIENCING A SPEC­ RELIGIOUS CRISIS. THAT DISCUSSIONS WERE "VERY IAL KiNO OF THRILL" HE FOLLOWING A VIRULENT PROP­ GOOD" AND THAT AIDES WERE PRAISED THE UNITED STATES AS AGANDA ATTACK ON BUDDHIST PREPARING WORKING PAPERS A " CONSTANT SOURCE OF STREN- lEADERS SATURDAY BY AN OR­ FOR TUESDAY's FINAL SESSION~ GTH AND CONFIDENCE," TO HIS GANIZATION lED BY DIEM'S ASKED WHEN THE SUMMIT BELEAGUERED CITY SISTER-IN-lAW, MADAME NHU, MEET8NG WOULD BE HELD, RAZAK BRANDT SAJD RECENT EAST THE SITUATION RAPIDLY DETER­ SAID "As SOON AS POSSIBLE." GERMAN HARASSMENT OF FOOD IORATED TO THE PRESENT OMIN­ SOURCES SAiD THE SUMMIT SHIPMENTS ON THE AUTOBAHN TO OUS TENSION WITH BOTH SIDES MEETING WOULD BE HELD IN BERLiN APPEARED FROM REPORTS DIGGING IN FOR A SHOWDOWN. MANILA, PROBABLY IN JULY. HE RECEIVED THIS MORNING TO THE POSSIBLY EXPLOSIVE HAVE ENDED POTENTIALITIES HAVE HAD AM­ MALAYSiA ERICAN OFFICIALS HERE VISIB­ "THEY HAVE STOPPED THIS BRUNEI 15 ENTRY DISCUSSED NONSENSE," HE SAID. LY RATTLED HARKINS ALSO TOLD U.S. KUALA LUMPUR (UPI )--REP­ OFFICERS HERE TO FORWARD ANY RESENTATIVES OF THE MALAY­ TEHRAN REQUESTS FROM VIETNAMESE AN AND BRUNEI GOVERNMENTS TROOPS HOLD PEACE FORCES FOR AMERICAN-OWNED MET HERE TODAY FOR THE FI­ EQUIPMENT WITH WHICH TO PUT NAL ROUND OF TALKS ON BRUN­ TEHRAN, IRAN (UPI )--TROOPS DOWN DEMONSTRATORS TO HIS Ei'S ENTRY INTO THE MALAY­ AND TANKS MAINTAINED A TIGHT HEADQUARTERS FOR APPROVAL. SIA FEDERATION. HOLD ON TEHRAN TODAY AFTER THE GENERAL'S ORDER SAID THE 10-MEMBER BRUNEI DEL­ THE GOVERNMENT SAID THE THE DISPUTE WAS PURELY AN EGATION WAS lED BY CHIEF DEATH OF A TRIBAL LEADER HAS INTERNAL MATTER AND THE SOLE MINISTER DATO SEITIA MARSAl BROUGHT PEACE TO A LARGE SEC­ RESPONSIBILITY FOR SETTLING BIN MAUN FINANCE MINISTER TiON OF THE PROVINCE OF FARS IT liES WITH THE VIETNAMESE TAN SlEW SIN HEADED THE SOME TROOPS PULLED OUT OF GOVERNMENT. MALAYAN SIDE THE CAPITAL YESTERDAY, BUT WHEN DIEM'S TROOPS HARSHLY THE DISCUSSIONS CENTERED MANY REMAINED STATIONED SUPPRESSED BUDDHIST DEMON­ ON FINANCiAL ISSUES, PAR­ THROUGHOUT THE HEART OF THE STRATION IN HUE LAST MONDAY TICULARLY ON MATTERS CON­ CITY, WHICH WAS TORN LAST (OF LAST WEEK) MANY VIETNAM­ CERNiNG REVENUE FROM BRU­ WEEK BY BLOOD RIOTS ESE THERE COMPLAINED TO AM­ NEI'S OIL OFFICIAL CASUALTY FIGURES ERICANS THAT THE SAIGON GOV­ PUT THE TOLL AT AT LEAST ERNMENT WAS USING EQUIPMENT DEAD AND 193 INJURED IN TORONTO 86 GIVEN BY THE U.S. TO FIGHT CLASHES BETWEEN TROOPS AND NO COMMENT THE COMMUN I S TS. RIOTERS IN SEVERAL CITIES. IN AN APPARENT EFFORT TO TORONTO (UPI )--PlUMBERS PREMIER ASSODOLLAH ALAM AVOID SUCH FEELINGS, HARKINS UNiON OFFICIAL JOE DWAN IS ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY GOVERN­ POLITELY REFUSED LAST WEEK PLEADING WITH THE PUBLIC MENT FORCES HAD KILLED AB­ WHEN THE V,ETNAMESE GOVERN­ WORKS DEPARTMENT TO PUT DOlLAH ZARGHAMPUR, lEADER OF MENT REQUESTED FOUR U.S.A.F. SCREENS AROUND DIVING THE MAMASANI TRIBE. HE HAD TRANSPORTS TO FLY MiliTARY BOARDS AT A NEW SWIMMING LEO A REBELLION IN THE SOU­ POLICE TO HUE. BUT THE POOL TO KEEP DRIVERS FROM THERN PROVINCE OF FARS WHICH V,ETNAMESE THEN FLEW POLICE BEiNG DISTRACTED BY BIKINI­ WAS AIMED AT SHAH MOHAMMED TO HUE IN THEIR OWN c-47's CLAD G!RLS. REZA PAHLEVI 's LAND REFORMS. OBTAINED THROUGH AMERICAN "I DROVE BY THE OTHER ALAM SAID WITH ZARGHAM­ MiliTARY AID. DAY," DWAN SAID, "AND WHILE PURvS DEATH, "PEACE AND SE­ HIGH RANKING AMERICAN OF­ THE KIDS WERE DODGING CURITY REIGN OVER A WIDE FICIALS BOTH HERE AND IN THROUGH TRAFFIC THE DRIVER AREA OF FARS. 000000 WASHINGTON HAVE HEAPED lAV­ AHEAD OF ME ALMOST WENT OFF THE ORNAMENT OF A HOUSE IS ISH PRAISE ON DIEM'S REGiME THE ROAD GAPING AT A GIRL VACATION PLANS? READ THE WEARING TWO HANDKERCHIEFS." THE FRIENDS WHO FREQUENT IT. SPECIAL NOTICE ON PAGE 3. (EMERSON) f PAGE 3 HOURGLASS TUESDAY II JUNE 1963 D~SARMAMENT NOTICE KENNEDY RETURNS TO WASHINGTON TEST BAN TALKS HAILED RES~DENTS OF FAMILY HOUSING ANNOUNCES MORATORIUM ON TESTS GENEVA \U, I )--I~I:.U IH",l.. DELE GATES TO THE i7-NATION DiS­ FAMILIES liVING ijN HOUSES WASHINGTON (UPI}--PRESIDENT KENNEDY TODAY ANNOUNCED A MOR- ARMAMENT CONFERENCE TODAY OR TRAilERS WHO ARE DEPARTING ATORIUM ON U.S. NUCLEAR TESTING iN THE ATMOSPHERE AS PART HAiLED ANNOUNCEMENT THAT THE! KWAJAlEIN OFTEN HAVE PERSONAL OF A NEW "HIGH-LEVEL" EffORT TO RESOLVE THE FIVE-lEAR-OLD UN~TED STATES, BRITAIN AND : ITEMS INTENDED FOR fRIENDS-- TEST BAN DEADLOCK WiTH RUSSDA. THE SOVIET UNION WOULD OPEN J OR ITEMS WHICH ARE SOLD IF "THE UNITED STATES DOES NOT PROPOSE TO CONDUCT NUCLEAR TOP-LEVEL TALKS fOR A NUCLEA YOU ARE LEAViNG AND HAVE MADE TESTS IN THE ATMOSPHERE SO lONG AS OTHER STATES DO NOT 00 TEST BAN IN Moscow NEXT ARRANGEMENTS FOR DiSPOSAL OF SO," HE DECLARED. "WE Will NOT BE THE FIRST TO RESU~E « MONTH PERSONAL PROPERTY, IT IS NEC- KENNEDY SAID THE NEW TEST BAN TALKS, EXPECTED fO START iN A SPOKESMAN FOR THE NEUTRA~ ESSARY THAT THESE iTEMS BE Moscow IN MID-JULY, WILL CARRY WITH THEM "THE HOPES OF ALL NATijONS SAID THEY HAVE "REA­ iN THE POSSESSION OF THE NEW MANKIND." HE WARNED, HOWEVER, THAT "OUR HOPES MUST BE TEM- SON TO BELIEVE" THAT A COM­ OWNER BEFORE YOU lEAVE. PERED WITH THE CAUTiON OF HISTORY," AN ALLUSiON TO PAST PROMISE AGREEMENT WILL BE FOllOWING YOUR DEPARTURE FAILURES IN THE AREA REACHED BY EAST AND WEST. NO ONE WILL BE PERMiTTED TO THE TALKS WERE AGREED UPON SOMULTANEOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS ENTER YOUR HOUSE TO PICK UP BAN BY KENNEDY, SOViET PREMijER iN WASHBNGTON, LONDON AND CURTAINS, FOOD, ETC. SUCH MANSFIELD BACKS PLAN NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV AND BRil~SH Moscow REPORTED THAT AGREE­ ITEMS ARE TO BE GiVEN TO THE PRIME MINISTER HAROLD MAcMil­ MENT ON THE TOP-LEVEL TALKS RECiPiENT BEFORE YOU DEPART. WASHINGTON (UPI)--SENATE LAN AS THE RESULT Of A RECtNT HAD BEEN REACHED BY PRESI­ EXCEPTIONS TO THIS ARE AIR- DEMOCRATIC LEADER MiKE MANS­ EXCHANGE OF CORRESPONDENCE DENT JOHN F. KENNEDY, PRIME CONDITIONING UNITS, AUTOMAT­ fiELD TODAY CALLED PRESIDENT BUT THEY Will BE COND~crED AT KENNEDY'S ANNOUNCED MOVES TO MINijSTER HAROLD MACMILLAN IC DRYERS AND WASHERS. UPON A LEVEL SOMEWHERE BELOW r~AT AND PREM!ER NOKiTA S. KHRU­ PRESENTATION TO THE BILLET­ PROMOTE A NUCLEAR TEST BAN A Of THE FOREUGN MijNiSTERS SHCHEV. ING OFFICE Of WRITTEN PROOF TIMELY "STEP iN THE RIGHT DI­ THE CHIEf EXECU 7 uVE, WHO THE ANNOUNCEMENT FOLLOWED OF OWNERSHIP, ARRANGEMENTS RECTION. " ANNOUNCED THE STEP ijN A (OM­ THE MONTANA DEMOCRAT VOICED PERSONAL APPEALS FROM KEN­ Will BE MADE TO PERMIT RE­ MENCEMENT ADDRESS A~ AMERiCAN NEDY AND MACMILLAN TO KHRU­ MOVAL OF THESE ITEMS FROM APPROVAL OF BOTH THE PLANS UNiVERSiTY HERE, SA~D THE lER- SHCHEV TO HELP BREAK THE VACATED QUARTERS. FOR A JULY Moscow MEETING ON RIBLE THREAT OF ATOM~C ANNI­ NUCLEAR DEADLOCK AT THE DiS­ PLANTS SHOULD NOT BE DUG TEST BAN POLICY AND THE PRESI-HllATION IMPLICIT iN lHE CUR­ ARMAMENT TALKS HERE UP OR FENCES AND PATIOS RE­ DENT'S DECISION TO CANCEL FUR-RENT ARMS RACE CAllED fOR "A "WE HAVE REASON TO BELIEVE MOVED FROM VACATED QUARTERS THER TESTS IN THE ATMOSPHERE -RESH START" ON NUCLEAR TEST A COMPROMISE CAN BE REACHEQ" RESIDENTS ARE REMINDED THAT AS lONG AS OTHER COUNTRIES DO BAN NEGOTIATIONS. A SPOKESMAN FOR THE NEUTRAL THE GARDEN SHOP (TEL. 579) NOT TEST. HE THEN ANNOUNCED THe MORA- NAn 0 NS SA B0 • "T HER E I S HAS PLANTS AVAilABLE PAC­ "THIS IS A STEP IN THE RIGH'rORIUM ON ATMOSPHERiC TESn!'lG, CERTAijNLY NO REASON, TECHNI­ MISRANFAC iNSTRUCT~ON 11101 - 0 I RECT! ON, MADE AT THE RiGHT SAY I NG THAT "SUCH A DE ClA~A- CALLY, PREVENTBNG AN AGREE­ IA OUTLINES THE RULES GOV­ TIME, " MANSflELD SAiD OF THE TION IS NO SUBSTITUTE fOR A MENT. 1i ERNiNG PATiOS AND FENCES Moscow MEETING. "LET US HOPE FORMAL BINDiNG lREATY -- BUT THE SPOKESMAN rOR U.A.R. THIS IS IN THE RED BOOKLET THAT THE RIGHT RESULTS WilL i HOPE IT WiLL HELP US ACHiEVE AMBASSADOR ABDEL FATTAH HAS­ CONTAINING VARIOUS REGULA­ DEVELOP FROM IT " ONE" HE CALLED THE MOVE A SAN SAOD HE KNEW THAT ALL TIONS APPLiCABLE TO ALL RES­ ON THE SUSPENSION Of ATMOS- DEMONSTRATION Of "OUR GOOD EijGHT NEUTRAL NATiONS IN THE IDENTS. EVERY HOUSE AND PHERIC TESTS, HE ADDED: "iT FAI1H AND SOLEMN CONY~CT!ON " CONFERENCE HERE BELIEVE TRAILER WAS ASSIGNED A BOOK­ IS EVIDENCE TO THE WORLD OF THE MOST RECENT U S TEST EAST AND WEST ARE PREPARED LET IF YOURS HAS BEEN MOS­ OUR PEACEFUL INTENTIONS. WE iN THE ATMOSPHERE WAS HELD !r.! TO MAKE CONCESSIONS ON THE PLACED, TELEPHONE THE Hous­ WilL NOT BE THE fiRST TO CON- THE PACifiC LAST Nov 4. KEN- NUMBER AND TYPE OF INSPEC­ ING OFFICE FOR A REPLACEMENT DUCT SUCH TESTS " NEDY ANNOUNCED THEN THAT THE SEN. GEORGE D AIKEN, (REP­ TDONS NEEDED TO VEROFY A 0000"0 EXPLOSiON MARKED fHE END OF VA), A MEMBER Of THE SENATE TEST BAN TREATY. VACAn ON EfL') AN ATMOSPHERIC SERiES STA~jED FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE THE PREVIOUS APRiL BUT THAT PERMI~ON REQl}JBfQ. STOCKS AND THE HOUSE-SENATE ATOMIC UNDERGROUND TES1S WOULD CON­ IF OCCUPANCY DESIRED ENERGY COMMITTEE SAID THE TINUE IN NEVADA HEAVY LOSSES PRESIDENT'S ANNOUNCEMENT THE SECURITY DEPT REMINDS THE RUSSIANS CONTINUED A~­ IN BLUE CHIPS ALL RESIDENTS IN THE BOQ AND WOULD "MEET WITH GENERAL SAT­ MOSPHERIC TESTS INTO DECEMBER NEW YORK (UPI )--HEAVY BLUE FAMILY HOUSING AREAS THAT IF ISfACTION SO LONG AS WE DON'T AND THERE HAD BEEN SPECULA­ CHijP LOSSES MONDAY HANDED THEY ARE PLANNiNG TO PERMIT FORGET THAT WE HAD SUCH AN TION THEY MAY BE PREPARiNG FOR THE DOW-JONES INDUSTRIAL ANY PERSON TO RESIDE IN THEIR AGREEMENT BEFORE AND WHilE WE A NEW SERIES LATER TH!S SUM­ AVERAGE OTS WORST SETBACK IN QUARTERS WHilE OFF THE !SLAND\/ERE SUSPENDING THE RUSSIANS MER TO OFFSET WHAT U.S OFF!­ NEARLY 3! MONTHS. THAT IT IS MANDA lORY TO f iRST WERE GOING AHEAD WITH PLANS CIAlS CONSIDER THIS COUNfRYuS THE BLUE CHOP iNDICATOR OBTAIN PERMISSION FROM THE FOR FURTHER TESTS AND HAD A LEAD IN NUCLEAR POWER DROPPED 5 92 TO 716092, THE COMMANDING OFFiCER, PACIFIC HEAD ;,TART OF SEVERAL MONTHS THE PRESIDENT, WEAR~NG ACA­ BiGGEST DROP SINCE FEB. 28 MISSILE RANGE FACILITY, KWAJ. ON US WHEN TESTS WERE RE- DEMIC ROBES, SPOKE AFTER RE­ WHEN IT SANK 7.86 STANDARD ALEI N, AND ALSO FROM THEI R SUMED CEIVING AN HONORARY DEGREE OF POOR'S MORE COMPREHENSIVE "WE DON'T WANT TO FALL INTO & EMPLOYER fI DOCTOR OF CBV!L LAWS HIS 500 STOCK iNDEX FELL 0 47 TO A TRAP liKE THAT AGAIN, 9100000 LISTENERS APPLAUDED WHEN HE AIKEN WARNED t>9 94. SPORTS CAR FAN ANNOUNCED THE Moscow TALKS TRADDNG SHRANK TO 4,690,- As FOR THE TALKS, AIKEN SAID "WE'VE HAD DISCUSSIONS AND AGAIN AT HIS DECLARAT~ON 000 SHARES FROM 5,110,000 ALBUQUERQUE, N. MEX. (UPI) AT V~RTUALlY All lEVELS BUT THAT THIS COUNTRY WOULD NOT SHARES FRIDAY. BROKERS WERE --"All MY LIFE I vVE WANTED I THE RESULTS HAVE NOT BEEN VER' RESUME TESTiNG PLEASED THAT VOLUME HAS CON- A SPORTS CAR," EXClAI MED ATMOSPHER~C t! FIRST. JOHNNY HUNNICUTT YESTERDAY SATISFACTORY TO DATE TINUED TO CONTRACT IN PER­ BUT THERE WAS A HUSH IN THE WHEN TOLD HE WON ONE IN A HOWEVER, HE SAiD, "IT MAY iODS OF DECLINE. AUDIENCE DURING MOST OF HIS NATIONAL CONTEST SPONSORED BE THAT A CONTINUATION IS DE­ DECLINES OUTNUMBERED AD­ 30-M1NUTE ADDRESS AS HE DEALT BY THE QUALITY CHEKD DAIRY SIREABLE." VANCES NEARLY 2 TO I, WITH WITH SUCH MATTERS AS HOW "ALL PRODUCTS ASSOCIATiON SEN THOMAS J DODD, (DEM­ 730 ISSUES RETREATING, AND WE HAVE WORKED FOR WOULD BE JOHNNY IS SIX YEARS OLD. CONN), CO-AUTHOR OF A SENATE 327 ADVANCiNG. OF THE i,317 DESTROYED I N THE fiRST 24 ,\( IJ' RESOLUTION TO BAN NUCLEAR ISSUES TRADED, 39 ROSE TO HOURS" OF AN ATOMIC WAR. STANDBY TESTS IN THE ATMOSPHERE, SAID NEW 1963 HIGHS, WHalE 22 HIT THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE COUPLED NEW LOWS. HE WAS "VERY PLEASED" ABOUT SALiNA, KANS (UP! )--WRECK- HiS ANNOUNCEMENT WITH AN AP~r THE PRESIDENT'S ACTION TRADERS ATTRIBUTED A SOFT­ iNG CREWS RAZING THE OLD PEAL TO ALL AMERICANS fOR SO- "THIS IS PRECISELY WHAT WE NESS iN TH' STEEL SECTION COUNTRY JAIL YESTERDAY UN- BER SOUL SEARCHiNG ON THE HAVE SUGGESTED, AND I THINK TO NEWS OF A FRESH DECLINE EARTHED MUTE EViDENCE OF A QUESTION OF RACIAL EQUALITY IT IS A GOOD THING, It DODD SAID IN STEEL OUTPUT lAST WEEK ANt PRISONERuS DREAM--A HACKSAW. AS WELL AS THEIR ATTITUDE TO- INDUSTRY PREDICTOONS OF lOW- 000'00 WARD NUCLEAR TESTING AND GET­ ANNUAL FIRE ER ORDERS IN THE MONTH AHEAD WAFERS? TING ALONG WITH RUSS!A GEN­ DESPITE THE OUTCOME OF CON­ INSPECTION - HOUSING CHESSINGTON, ENG. (UPi )-­ ERALLY TRACT TALKS WITH THE UNITED V8SITORS TO THE LOCAL ZOO FOR THE BENEfiT Of PERSONS '~HEREVER WE ARE, WE MUST STEELWORKERS. INDUSTRY WERE WARNED TODAY NOT TO NOT AT HOME DURING THE DAY All, IN OUR DAILY liVES LIVE SOURCES SAY HEDGE-BUYERS FEED THE CHIMPANZEES BECAUSE SPECIAL FIRE iNSPECTIONS WILL UP TO THE AGE-OLD fAITH THAT HAVE FILLED THEIR STEEL IN­ THEY ARE--TOO FAT. BE CONDUCTED FROM 1700-1830 PEACE AND fREEDOM WALK TO- VENTORiES AND iT WILL BE .. 0... MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY GETHER," KENNEDY SAID. "IN TOC SOME TiME BEFORE THESE SUR­ LONE PALM GOLF COURSE WilL BECALL THE FIRE INSPECTOR 2137 MANY OF OUR CITiES TODAY, THE PLUSES ARE DEPLETED. CLOSED AT 5 30 P MOl WEDNES- FOR AN INSPECTION APPOINT- PEACE IS NOT SECURE BECAUSE 000000 DAY, BECAUSE OF' THE OPERATD ON IUENT. FREEDOM I S INCOMPLETE'." --,------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~------~~~~~~~~~~------I: PAGE 4 HOURGLASS TUESDAY II JUNE 1963

RACIAL 'RACIAL HOT LINE rrOASTMASTERS NEGRO STUDENTS ARE 38 JAILED lti FINAL APPROVAL DELAYED "MYSTERY PROGRAM" ADMI TIED TO DORMS CIVIL RIGHTS MARCH GENEVA (UPI)--SUSPENSE WAS HIGHLIGHl~ MEETING TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA (UPI)-­ DANVILLE, VIRGINIA (UPI)-­ BUILDING AT THE 17-NATION THE TOASTMASTERS OF KWAJ­ Two NEGRO STUDENTS WERE AS­ POLICE AND fiREMEN TURNED DISARMAMENT CONfERENCE TODAY ALEIN HAD WHAT WAS TO BE SIGNED TO DORMITORIES TODAY fiRE HOSES ON ABOUT 100 NEGRO BECAUSE Of THE KREMLIN'S TERMED THEIR "MYSTERY PRO­ AT THE UNIVERSTIY OF ALABAMA YOUTHS WHO MARCHED TO THE HESITANCY IN GIVING FINAL A~ GRAM" BEFORE THE NIGHT WAS ON THE EVE OF THE FACE-TO- CITY JAIL TODAY AND DEMANDED PRO VAL TO A WASHINGTON-Mos­ OVER, AT LAST EVENING'S MEET­ FACE SHOWDOWN BETWEEN Gov TO JOIN THREE OTHERS ARRESTED COW "HOT LINE n ING GOERGE C WALLACE AND THE IN A SEGREGATION PROTEST PRESIDENT KENNEDY IS SAID ONE Of THE MYSTERIES TO FEDERAL GOVERNMENT MARCH THIRTY-EIGHT OF THE TO HAVE APPROVED THE PACT BE SO~VED HAS BEEN TURNED WALLACE HIMSELF PLANNED TO DEMONSTRATORS WERE JAILED WORKED OUT BY AMERICAN AND OVER THE THE INTERNAL INVES­ fLY TO TUSCALOOSA LATER TODAY THE GROUP, CHANTING "WE SOVIET TECHNICAL EXPERTS TIGATIONS DIVISION Of THE TO PREPARE FOR THE CONfRONTA- WANT TO GO TO JAIL TOO," HERE, AND ONLY ACCEPTANCE BY CLUB THE liD IS TRYING TO TION TOMORROW PARADED THROUGH DOWNTOWN DAN- SOVIET PREMIER NIKITA S DETERMINE WHERE THE MEMBERS WALLACE MADE AN APPEAL LAST VILLE IN DEFIANCE Of A COURT KHRUSHCHEV IS NEEDED fOR THE ARE BEING DETAINED ON MEET­ NIGHT FOR LAW AND ORDER BUT ORDER BANNING SUCH PROTESTS SIGNING ING NIGHTS RENEWED HIS PLEDGE TO PERSON- MAYOR JULIAN STINSON WENT DIPLOMATS HAD HOPED FOR A "MYSTERY" SPEAKER WAS ALLY BLOCK THE ATTEMPTED EN­ ON THE RADIO AT NOONTIME TO QUICK ACTION BY KHRUSHCHEV, SELECTED BY DRAWN LOTS DAN ROLLMENT Of NEGROES VIVIAN APPEAL TO CITIZENS TO STAY BUT THE SOVIET LEADER HAS DUGGAN, AS THE ONE SELECTED, MALONE AND JAMES A HOOD OUT OF THE DOWNTOWN AREA HE MADE NO ANNOUNCEMENT OR PROMOTED TELEVISION FOR KWAJ A fORCE OF MORE THAN Boo BLAMED THE DEMONSTRATIONS ON MOVE ON THE QUESTION SINCE ALEIN IN HIS SUBJECT STATE TROOPERS, LOCAL POLICE A "COUPLE HUNDRED HOODLUMS" AGREEMENT WAS REACHED A WEEK RAWLIN SPENCER, USING A AND STATE ENFORCEMENT OFFI- "OUR PATIENCE IS JUST ABOUT AGO "MYSTERY" BAG, PROVIDED CERS LOCKED THE TREE-SHADED AT AN END," THE MAYOR SAID THE DIRECT "HOT LINE" TELE­ THE SUBJECTS FOR MOST INTER­ CAMPUS UNDER RIGID SECURITY "WE WILL HOSE DOWN THE DEMON­ TYPE LINK BETWEEN WASHINGTON ESTING SERIES OF TABLE To­ PRECAUTIONS TODAY AS HUNDREDS STRATORS AND fiLL EVERY AVAI~ AND Moscow--"HoT" IN A SENSE PICS THE BAG CONTAINED OF WHITE STUDENTS BEGAN AR- ABLE STOCKADE" THAT IT ALWAYS WILL BE OPEN­ "MARTIAN" HELMETS, ANTENNAE, RIVING TO REGISTER FOR THE THE NEGROES MARCHED FROM A IS DESIGNED TO LESSEN THE NOSE GUARDS, ETC SUMMER TERM PARKING LOT THREE BLOCKS TO RISK Of WAR STARTING BY AN UNSOLVED MYSTERY OF THE MISS MALONE AND HOOD WERE THE STEPS Of THE CITY HALL ACCIDENT OR MISCALCULATION EVENING DEVELOPED WHEN BOB IN BIRMINGHAM, 50 MILES NORTH-WHERE THEY CLAPPED HANDS AND THE u.S PROPOSED IDEA WAS CONROY TOOK OVER AS TOAST WEST OF TUSCALOOSA SANG "WE SHALL OVERCOME " GIVEN IMPETUS BY THE SLOW JESTER DID ANYONE GET THE THE UNIVERSITY ANNOUNCED CITY OFfiCIALS LOCKED THE COMMUNICATIONS DURING THE POINT Of HIS STORY? BOB RE­ THAT RESIDENCE AND EATING DOORS TO THE MUNICIPAL BUILD- CUBAN CRISIS LAST fALL DEEMED HIMSELf BY WALKING ARRANGEMENTS HAD BEEN COM­ ING CONfERENCE MEMBERS REPRE­ OFF WITH THE CUP fOR BEST PLETED fOR THE TWO NEGROES ON THE NEGROES LEFT THE CITY SENTING THE WESTERN POWERS TABLE TOPIC THE UNIVERSITY'S MAIN CAMPUS HALL AND MARCHED fiVE BLOCKS THE COMMUNISTS AND THE NEU­ THE FEATURE SPEAKERS HERE THROUGH DOWNTOWN SINGING TRALISTS ALL FEEL THAT THE AWARD fOR THE EVENING WAS A THIRD NEGRO, DAVID MCGLA­ "WE'RE GOING TO SET THE WORLD COMMUNICATIONS MEASURE, WHEN WON BY DOUG THARP TELLING OF THERY, IS SCHEDULED TO ENROLL ON fIRE--SOMEDAY " SIGNED, WILL REDUCE COLD WAR A fARCICAL EXPERIENCE WHILE AT THE SCHOOL'S EXTENSION THEN THEY RETURNED TO THE TENSIONS AND POSSIBLY STIMU­ IN lHE FAR EAST CENTER AT HUNTSVILLE THURS­ CITY HALL WHERE POLICE AR­ LATE FURTHER DISARMAMENT THE NEXT MEETING IS TEN­ DAY. HE WILL LIVE Off CAM­ RESTED A LEADER, AVON ROLLINS, MOVES TATIVELY PLANNED FOR 24 JUNE PUS, AS DO ALL STUDENTS AT AN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEMAN Of THE CONFERENCE IS EXPECTED 1963, AT THE YOKWE YUK IT THE CENTER THE STUDENT NON-VIOLENT Co­ TO RECESS fOR fOUR WEEKS IS EXPECTED TO BE A LARGE MISS MALONE, 20, OF MOBILE, ORDINATING COMMITTEE (SNCC) SOON, AND IT WAS HOPED THAT MEETING BECAUSE WE EXPECT TO ALABAMA, WAS ASSIGNED TO MARY FROM KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE, THE "HOT LINE" AGREEMENT SEE YOU THERE BURKE HALL, ONE Of THE MAIN AND TWO OTHERS COULD BE SIGNED BEFOREHAND. GIRLS' DORMITORIES SHE WILL THE REMAINDER Of THE GROUP RACIAL BE SERVED HER MEALS IN THE SURGED BEHIND POLICE AS THEY RACIAL SAME DORMITORY ROUNDUP TOOK THE THREE TO JAIL SOME V-P WARNS OF HOOD, Of GADSDEN, ALABAMA, TRIED TO WEDGE TRHOUGH THE SAVANNAH, GEORGIA (UP~)-­ WAS ASSIGNED TO HOUSING IN JAIL DOOR BEHIND POLICEMEN, EXPLOSION POINT RACIAL DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST PALMER HALL AND WILL EAT IN BUT WERE BRUSHED ASIDE MEDFORE, MASSACHUSETTS (LPf SEGREGATED RESTAURANTS RE- THE DINING ROOM Of PATY HALL, THEY STAYED OUTSIDE THE --VICE PRESIDENT LYNDON B SULTED IN THE ARREST YESTER- THE MEN'S RESIDENCE BUILDING JAILHOUSE, WEDGED IN A SMALL JOHNSON WARNED TODAY THAT DAY OF 104 NEGROES, 39 Of TUSCALOOSA ITSELf WAS QUIET ALLEYWAY BETWEEN THE JAIL THE CIVIL RIGHTS STRUGGLE THEM JUVENILES LEADERS TODAY. THE TEMPERATURE AND THE CITY HALL, SHOUTING IN THE UNITED STATES WAS SAID THE PROTESTS WOULD CON­ CLIMBED TOWARD AN EXPECTED AND DEMANDING TO BE LOCKED REACHING THE EXPLOSION POINT TINUE. 100 DEGREES UP AND MUST NOW BE SETTLED WITH DANVILLE, VIRGINlA--ABOUT SOURCES SAID MISS MALONE FIRE TRUCKS ROLLED UP AND "TURMOIL AND AGONY." 100 NEGROES, MOSTLY YOUTHS, AND HOOD WOULD ATTEMPT TO POLICE AND FIREME~ MANNED THE "PEOPLE WHO HAVE BEEN MARCHED ON THE CITY HALL IN REGISTER TOMORROW ABOUT 12:30 HOSES DENIED BASIC RIGHTS FOR CEN­ DEfiANCE OF A COURT ORDERING P M EDT (1630 GMT). WALLACe; STEAMS OF WATER CHASED THE TURIES HAVE REACHED THE EX- BANNING THE PROTESTS CITY BACKED BY A PHALANX Of STATE YOUTHS THROUGH A PARKING LOT PLOSION POINT WHERE THEY ARE OfFICIALS LOCKED THE DOORS TROOPERS, IS EXPECTED TO MEET AND ACROSS A STREET IN FRONT DEMANDING THOSE RIGHTS--NO~· AND POSTED POLICE WHILE THE lHEM AS THEY ARRIVE, PROBABL~ Of THE CITY HALL HE SA I D "AND IT 1S NOT POS- NEGROES STOOD OUTSIDE SING- AT FOSTER AUDITORIUM. THERE WERE NO INJURIES SIBLE TO fiND LOGICAL MORAL ING," WE SHALL OVERCOME " THE GOVERNMENT KEPT ITS SOME OF THE DEMONSTRATORS REASONS TO SAY TO THEM N.Y " FAIR LAWN, NEW JERSEY-­ PLANS fOR ESCORTING THE TWO LAPED UP AND DOWN IN THE "WE ARE NOW LEARNING THAT ABOUT 25 MEMBERS OF THE CON­ NEGROES A SECRET. WATER, APPARENTLY SEEKING NO MORAL ISSUE CAN BE POST­ GRESS OF RACIAL EQUALITY RELIEf fROW SWELTERING TEM- PONED INDEfiNITELY WE DID (CORE) PICKETED A PRIVATELY 1"\ RACIAL PERATURES I~l T NOT SETTLE THE QUESTION ON OWNED SWIMMING POOL, CON­ TENDING NEGROES WERE DIS­ NEGRO ADMITTED TO THE GROUP DISPERSE~) AND THE BASIS OF JUSTICE AND CRIMINATED AGAINST ONE ALL-WHITE COLLEGE THE YOUTHS FLEr AROUND THE EQUITY WHEN WE HAD TIME TO CORNER Of THE CITY, OUT OF 00 SO Now WE fIND WE MUST PICKET CARRIED A SIGN READ­ SAVANNAH, GEORGIA (UPI)-- II REACH Of THE HOSES SETTLE IT WITH TURMOIL AND I NG, "WE WANT TO SW I M TOO NEGRO WAS ADMITTED TO PREV A I A DANVILLE JUDGE ISSUED AN ~GONY," HE SAID WASH I NGTON--SEN JACOB K. 10USLY ALL-WHITE ARMSTRONG JAVITS, ( REPUBLICAN-NEW YORK),I ORDER LAST WEEK BANNING FUR I JOHNSON, SPEAK I NC AT TUFTS COLLEGE HERE TODAY UNDER HEA- THER DEMONSTRATIONS UNTIL i UNIVERSITY'S 107TH COMMENCE­ SAID THERE WAS DANGER OF A I VY POLICE SECURITY. JULY 6. NEGROES HAD AGREED MENT, URGED THE UNITED STA~ RACE RIOT IN NEW YORK CITY FOREMAN M HAWES, PRESIDENl TO HALT DEMONSTR~TIONS, AT TO "MAKE A TOTAL COMM ITMENT-­ "TEMPERS ARE VERY HIGH AND OF ARMSTRONG COLLEGE, RE- LEAST UNTIL WEDNESDAY, TO AND CARRY OUT THAT COMMIT- THERE IS A WHOLE GROUP OF VEALED THE ADMISSION IN AN LET AN UNOFfiCIAL BIRACIAL MENT-- TO THE CAUSE Of EQUAL INCENDIARY SITUATIONS" ANNOUNCEMENT RELEASED SHORT­ COMMITTEE SEEK A PEACEFUL OPPORTUNITY AND EQUAL TREAT­ PHILADELPHIA--ROY WILKINS, LY AfTER NOON TODAY SOLUTION TO THEIR DEMANDc FOR MENT FOR ALL AMERICANS, RE­ EXECUTIVE SECRETARY OF THE A NEGR WHO HAS COMPLETED AN END TO SEGREGATION IN THIS GARDLESS Of IRRELEVANT CON­ NAACP, TOLD AN AUDIENCE AT HIS FRESHMAN YEAR ELSEWHERE SOUTHERN VIRGINIA TEXTILE AND SIDERATIONS Of ANCENSTRY " INDEPENDENCE HALL YESTERDAY' AND WHO HAS APPLIED fOR AD­ T08ACCO CITY THE VICE PRESIDENT MADE NEGRO DEMONSTRATIONS SWEEP- I MISSION TO ARMSTRONG FOR THE HIS FIRST VISIT TO NEW ENG­ ING THE COUNTRY ARE "THE SUMMER TERM HAS MET IN FULL GREATEST REVOLUTION OF THE Buy BONDS' LAND SINCE THE 1960 CAMPAIGN T~E ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS 20TH CENTURY NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP NEW YORK (UPI)--DESPITE THREE HOME RUNS BY ERNIE BANKS, THE LEAGUE-LEADING Los ANGELES DODGERS SWEPT TO THEIR fifTH STRAIGHT VICTORY SUNDAY WHEN THEY CAPI­ SPORTS TALIZED ON fOUR ERRORS BY THE CHICAGO ~------~CUBS AND TWO CONSECUTIVE WILD PITCHES PAGE SPORTS SECTION TUESDAY II JUNE 1963 BY LINDY McDANIEL rOR AN 11-8 TRIUMPH. A CROWD Of 35,743, LARGEST CUBS HOME AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP ATTENDANCE SINCE 1960, SAW BANKS IN­ PETE WARD POWERED THE CHICAGO WHITE CREASE HIS SEASON HOME RUN TOTAL TO 13 SOX INTO FIRST PLACE IN THE AMERICAN WITH SHOTS OVER THE LEfT fiELD WALL IN LEAGUE SUNDAY WHEN HE COLLECTED THREE THE SECOND, FifTH AND NINTH iNNINGS HITS, SCORED TWO RUNS AND DROVE IN A ERRORS BY SECOND BASEMAN KENNY HUBBS RUN IN A 4-3 VICTORY OVER THE KANSAS AND LOSING PITCHER DICK ELLSWORTH (8-4) SPOILERS "A" DO~ LONGSHOREMEN CITY ATHLETICS HELPED THE DODGERS TO TWO UNEARNED RUNS THE WHITE SOX TOOK OVER THE LEAGUE DESPITE THE SPOILERS "A" BEING IN THE SECOND INNING AND TOMMY DAViS, LEAD BY HALf A GAME WHEN THE BOSTON RED BLANKED IN THE LAST fOUR FRAMES, THEY WHO HAD FOUR OF THE WINERS' 13 HITS, IN­ SOX BEAT BALTIMORE, 3-2, IN 14 INNINGS RACKED UP ENOUGH RUNS IN THE FIRST AND CLUDING A HOMER, SINGLED TO START A TO DROP THE ORIOLES INTO SECOND PLACE THIRD INNINGS TO DOWN LONGSHOREMEN fOUR-RUN RALLY IN THE SIXTH SOUTHPAW WHITEY FORD, SUPPORTED BY 9-3 SATURDAY NIGHT IN THE AMERICAN Los ANGELES THEN CLINCHED THE GAME FOUR HOME RUNS, HALTED THE NEW YORK LEAGUE WITH THREE MORE RUNS IN THE SEVENTH YANKEES' THREE-GAME LOSING STREAK WITH THE SPOILERS "A" PICKED UP FOUR RUNS LARRY SHERRY REGISTERED HIS FIRST VIC- A 6-2 VICTORY OVER THE DETROIT TIGERS IN THE FIRST INNING ON ONE ERROR, A TORY Of THE SEASON AfTER THE CUBS ROUTED HARRY BRIGHT BELTED A TWO-RUN HOMER TRIPLE BY RODRIQUES, SINGLES BY CHICO STARTER SANDY KOUFAX IN THE fiFTH WITH IN THE THIRD INNING AND TOM TRESH, MIYACHIRO, JONAH MAWAE AND SAM LIM, A FOUR-RUN RALLY THAT INCLUDED BACK-TO- CLETE BOYER AND HECTER LOPEZ ADDED SOLO ANO A SACRIFICE FLY BY SMILEY HINTA- BACK HOMERS BY RON SANTO AND BANKS BLASTS. ROGER MARIS LEFT THE GAME IN CUTAN IN THE THIRD, BEfORE LONGSHORE- WARREN SPAHN RECORDED THE 335TH VIC- THE THIRD INNING WITH AN INJURED TOE MEN HAD PICKED UP ONE RUN ON AN ERROR, TORY Of HIS MAJOR LEAGUE CAREER BY BUT IS EXPECTED TO BE BACK IN ACTION SPOILERS "A" POURED fIVE RUNS ACROSS PITCHING THE MILWAUKEE BRAVES TO A 5-3 TOMORROW. ROOKIE MICKEY LOLICH WAS THE WHEN JONAH MAWAE DOUBLED HOME SMILEY NIGHTCAP TRIUMPH AFTER BOB FRIEND HURLE LOSER AND CEE HINTACUTAN AFTER THEY HAD THE P,TTSBURGH PIRATES TO A 4-0 SHUTOUT KEN McBRIDE PITCHED THE Los ANGELES SINGLED SAM LIM SINGLED AND SCORED IN THE OPENER TO A 4-2 VICTORY OVER THE MINNESOTA ALONG WITH MAWAE AFTER LONGSHOREMEN SPAHN WAS CREDITED WITH HIS EIGHTH TWINS AFTER THE DEATH OF HIS YOUNGER COMMITTED TWO ERRORS IN SUCCESSION VICTORY OF THE SEASON BUT NEEDED BOB BROTHER LONGSHOREMAN'S SECOND AND THIRD RUNS SHAW'S HELP IN THE EIGHTH WHEN THE VIC DAVALILLO'S HOMER AND TWO SINGLES CAME IN THE SIXTH WHEN GABE AHYO PIRATES RALLIED fOR TWO RUNS MILWAUKE SPARKED A 16-HIT ATTACK THAT CARRIED DOUBLED TO DRIVE ACROSS DON MAHOE AND SCORED THREE RUNS IN THE FIRST INNING THE CLEVELAND INDIANS TO A 7-3 TRIUMPH DON KANEAPUA, AfTER THEY GOT ON WITH OFF LOSER DON CARDWELL AND PICKED UP OVER THE WASHINGTON SENATORS .. .. A fiELDER'S CHOICE AND A SINGLE, RES­ TWO MORE IN THE EIGHTH ON THREE PiTTS­ MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS PECTIVELY BURGH ERRORS AND MACK JONES' DOUBLE AMERICAN W L PCT GB SMILEY HINTACUTAN LED THE SPOILERS IN THE OPENER, FRIEND ALLOWED fiVE "A" ATTACK WITH 3 fOR 4 CHICAGO 33 23 589 HITS IN GAINING HIS EIGHTH VICTORY I W,NNING PITCHER: CEE HINTACUTANj BALTIMORE 32 23 582 TED SAVAGE AND DONN CLENDENON HIT HOMERS LOSER: DON KANEAPUA. NEW YORK 21 571 ,f THE CINCINNATI REDS SALVAGED THE MINNESOTA ~g 25 ·528 NIGHTCAP OF A DOUBLEHEADER, 3-1, AFTER CHANCE TROUNCES LOS KANSAS CITY 27 519 ~! VOUGHT THE PHILAOELPHIA PHILLIES CAME FROM BOSTON 25 ~~ ~IO 4.1 IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE SATURDAY BEHIND TO WiN THE ;O-INNiNG OPENER, CLEVELAND 23 26 4 NIGHT, CHANCE VOUGHT UNLEASHED THE 8-7 Los ANGELES 27 31 4~g HEAVIEST BOMBARDMENT Of THE SEASON IN EIGHT HOMERS WERE HIT IN THE TWIN- DETROIT 23 .442 ~ BOTH AMERICAN AND NATIONAL LEAGUE WITH BILL, WITH SOLO HOMERS BY VADA PINSON WASHINGTON 19 ~~ ·333 llij- A 29-HIT ATTACK TO TROUNCE LOS 27-6 AND PETE ROSE HELPING JOHN TSITOURIS NATIONAL CHANCE VOUGHT'S BIGGEST INNING CAME TO HIS FIRST WIN Of THE SEASON IN THE Los ANGELES 32 23 582 IN THE SECOND WITH I lOUT Of THE 13 NIGHTCAP CLAY DALRYMPLE ALSO HOMERED I 5T LOUIS 33 25 .56~ 2 BATTERS CONNECTING fOR A HIT, INCLUD- fOR THE PHILS IN THE fiNALE SAN FRANCISCO 31 26 2 ING BACK-TO-BACK HOMERS BY SOUTHPAW JOHN CALLISON HIT A PAIR fOR THE CHICAGO 31 26 ~~4 2 TOM MEYERS AND JIM DILLION PHILLIES IN THE OPENER, AND HIS SECOND CINCINNATI 28 26 ·519 MEYERS' CLOUT WAS WITH TWO ABOARD WITH ONE ON, AN INSIDE-THE-PARK SHOT, PITTSBURGH 28 28 ~OO ~t2 IT WAS HIS SECOND HOMER Of THE NIGHT. TIED THE SCORE IN THE NINTH WITH MILWAUKEE 26 29 73 6 AfTER A TWO-RUN HOMER IN THE fiRST RUNNERS ON SECOND AND THIRD IN THE 10TH, PHILADELPHIA 25 30 455 WHICH HIGHLIGHTED A 6-RUN TALLY THE PHILS SCORED THE WINNING RUN WHEN HOUSTON 25 32 .439 ~ CHANCE VOUGHT CHALKED UP 10 RUNS IN RELIEFER DOM SANNI THREW BOBBY WINE'S NEW YORK 22 36 379 lit THEIR BIG SECOND INNING TO TAKE A 16-2 GROUNDER WIDE OF FIRST BASE LEAD TIM MCCARVER'S FREAK INSIDE-THE-pARK HOURSESHOE TOURNAMENT ArTER CHANCE VOUGHT PICKED UP FOUR GRAND SLAM HOMER IN THE EIGHTH INNING MORE RUNS IN THE FOURTH, HAL CHARTRAND GAVE THE ST LOUIS CARDINALS A 10-4 THERE WILL BE A HORSESHOE MEETING VICTORY IN THE NIGHTCAP AFTER THE NEW THIS WEDNESDAY, 12 JUNE, 5 P M. AT THE WALLOPED A THREE-RUN HOMER IN THE NEXT BARRACKS HORSESHOE PITS, LOCATED BE- fRAME AND SPARKED ANOTHER SIX RUNS YORK METS WON THE OPENER, 8-7 TWEEN THE MESS HALL AND THE BARRACKS. STARTER FRED NAKAMITSU WAS THE WIN- MCCARVER WAS CREDITED WITH HIS HOMER ALL ENTRIES, WHO HAVE SUBMITTED THEIR NING PITCHER HE YIELDED ONLY TWO WHEN MET CENTER FIELDER ROD KANEHL NAMES TO PAT BOYLE, ARE URGED TO ATTEND RUNS ~AN 0 PITCH ED ~A F I VE-HITTER TH E FELL DOWN WHILE GOING AFTER HIS ROUTINE THIS MEETING LOSS WAS CHARGED TO STARTER JACK BAKER. fLY BALL THE FREAK HOMER CLIMAXED A PACING CHANCE VOUGHT'S ASSAULT WERE NINE-RUN SPREE BY THE CARDS IN THE HAL CHARTRAND, 4 FOR 5, WITH 5 RBI, SEVENTH AND EIGHTH THAT HELPED RAY SAD- MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE PAUL UPDEGROVE, 4 fOR 4, AND 4 RBI, ECKI TO HIS THIRD VICTORY (MAJOR LEAGUE) TOM MEYERS, 3 fOR 4,AND 5 RBI, AND IN THE OPENER, THE METS PUT TOGETHER TUESDAY, II JUNE HOREMEN KEN S AKAI, 4 FOR 4 THEIR WINNING MARGIN WHEN THEY SCORED 5: 15 PM BRANDON - I MUA VS LONGS THREE RUNS IN THE SEVENTH Of JIM HICK- PM DALLY - SPOILERS "B" VS DOUGLAS MAN'S BASES-LOADED WALK, AN ERROR BY 6 SPOILERS "A" WHIP WECO RANGERS ,.. ~ ~ ~ WEDNESDAY ()No GAMES BILL WHITE AND A WILD PITCH GALEN THURSDAY, 13 JUNE ONLY ONE AMERICAN LEAGUE GAME WAS CISCO WAS THE WINNER AND BOB HUMPHREYS 5:15 PM BRANDON-BANDITS VS WECO RANGERS PLAYED SUNDAY THE OTHER GAMES, IN- THE LOSER 6 PM DALLY - ROI NAMUR VS CROSSROADS CLUDING ALL THE NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES, HAL BROWN'S BRILLIANT RELIEf PITCHING (MINOR LEAGUE) WERE RAINED OUT LED THE HOUSTON COLTS TO A 3-0 VICTORY WEDNESDAY (GAMES CANCELLED) THE SPOILERS WHIPPED THE WECO RAN- OVER THE SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS IN MAJOR SATURDAY, 15 JUNE GERS 10-1 SUNDAY AFTERNOON BEHIND AN LEAGUE BASEBALL'S FIRST SUNDAY NIGHT 5:15 BRANDON - AQUANUTS vs KPA ERRORLESS DEFENSE GAME IN HISTORY (CONT'D FROM COL 2) THE SPOILERS "A" POSTED A TIGHT TAKING OVER IN THE THIRD INNING WHEN

DAN BEAVER AND A F I ELDER t S CHO 1 CE THE DE fENSE TO HOLD TH E RANGERS TO ONL Y STARTER DICK FARRELL PUL L ED A BACK Mus- I BIGGEST BLOWS OfF LOSER DAN BEAVER WERE THREE HITS WHILE COLLECTING TEN LED CLE, BROWN HELD THE GIANTS TO ONE HIT DOUBLES BY CHARLEY HIGA, SHINJI MAEDA BY CHARLEY HIGA, SHINJI MAEDA AND CEE OVER THE LAST 6-1/3 INNINGS AND RETIRED 'AND SMILEY HINTACUTAN HINTACUTAN, THE TRIO COMBINED 6 OUT THE LAST 17 BATTERS IN ORDER FOR HIS I CEE H1NTACUTAN REGISTERED HIS FOURTH Of THEIR TEN HITS~ FIRST VICTORY Of THE SEASON. THE GIANTS

VICTORY AGAINST ONE DEfEAT HALT SCORED THE RANGERS' LONE RUN LOST THEIR SEVENTH STRAIGHT ! IN THE TH,RD ON A SINGLE BY (TO cO_L_._I,.!..)...L-. ______~1

I I I - PAGE 6 HOURGLASS TUESDAY II JuNt 196} NOTICES :Jont,kt WANTED OCEAN VIEW -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. AND MIDNIGHT PROJECTIONISTS WANTED. PLEASE CON­ "ESCORT WEST" CS TACT TCT INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OFFICE VICTOR MATURE, ELAINE STEWART--No SYNOPSIS AVAILABLE. AT 2190. RICHARDSON -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. UMPIRES AND SCOREKEEPERS FOR THE "BLACK GOLD" B&.W SPECIAL SERVICE DEPARTMENT. CONTACT PHILIP CAREY, DIANE McBAIN--WILDCATTERS-THEY CALLED THEM- THESE INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OFFICE AT 2190. MEN AND WOMEN WHO FOUGHT AND LOVED AS THEY TORE THE EARTH OPEN FOR THE OIL.

FOR SALE YO~E YUK -- SHOWTIMES 7:00 P.M. AND 9:00 P.M. G.E. VACUUM CLEANER, $20.00, AND "RIDE A CROOKED TRAIL" C&CS 26" GIRL'S BICYCLE, $15.00. CALL 625 AUDIE MURPHY, GIA SCALA--No SYNOPSIS AVAILABLE. ANYTIME. . ". . ROXY -- SHOWTIMES 6:30 P.M. AND 8: 30 P.M. SX-43 HALLICRAfTER RECEIVER WITH rrLOVE IS A BALL" C&CS MATCHING SPEAKER COVERS STANDARD GLENN FORO, HOPE LANGE--A POOR BUT PROUD AMERICAN ADVENTURER AM-FM BROADCAST PLUS AM UP TO 30 MC, BECOMES INVOLVED IN A PLOT BY A SUAVE MATCHMAKER TO MARRY OFF A GRAND DUKE CONDITION GOOD, $75.00. CALL 2398 TO A SPOILED, PAMPERED AMERICAN HEIRESS. EVENINGS. MAD CLUB -- SHOWTIME 7 30 P.M. HAM ANTENNA, HY-GAIN TH-4, ON 30 FT. "RAYM IE" MAST. SEE AT 419-A OR PHONE 2388. DAVID LADD--rrEVERYBODY'S KIND OF BOY ••• IN EVERYBODY'S KIND OF MOVIE!" KENMORE SEWING MACHINE (CONSOLE), SPEARTONE RECORD PLAYER (ALL SPEEDS), NOTICES CONTINUED ROI NAMUR MOVIES CALL 2336 AFTER 5:00 P.M OR SEE AT GIRL'S PRESCRIPTION GLASSES (BLUE QTRS 424-A. FRAMES) LOST IN THE VICINITY OF THE TUESDAY II JUNE 1963 8 P.M. DEPENDENT'S POOL LAST THURSDAY. CALL "MOTHRA" C&CS FRANK SAKAI, HIASHI GUARANTEED BUNDY TENOR SAXOPHONE, 451 DURING WORKING HOURS OR TRAILER KOIZUMI--AN INSECT LARVA HATCHED FROM A SACRED EGG ON A RADIOACTIVE ISLAND ONLY USED A FEW HOURS, OWNER HAS OTHER 670 INTERESTS. PRICE INCLUDES SAX., RED GROWS INTO A MAMOUTH MOTH AND BECOMES A WORLD MENACE VELVET LINED CARRYING CASE, SONG BOCK, GOLD WEDDING BAND LOS~ POSSIBLY IN ONE BOTTLE BRASS-KLEEN, ONE PLASTIC THE SHOWER ROOM, 2ND DECK OF THE BAR­ WASHABLE REED, TWO No. 2 BAMBOO REEDS RACKS. CALL 437 DURING WORKING HOURS. WEDNESDAY 12 JUNE 1963 8 P.M. AND OTHER ACCESSORIES NOTHING ELSE "THE SAFECRACKER" B&.W RAY MI LLANO, NEEDED TO BUY. "A STEAL AT $295.00." FOUND BARRY JONES--THE CROOK WHO BECAME A CALL ED AT 9-214 DURING HOURS 7:30 - CHILO'S REO AND WHITE SWEATER FOUND COMMANDO! 4:30 P.M AT THE YOKWE YUK THEATER. MAY BE CLAIMED AT THE HOURGLASS. AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE WOMAN'S 26" BICYCLE AND A MAN'S 26" TUESDAY, II JUNE 1963 BICYCLE, $5 00 EACH. AVAILABLE IMME­ SUNGLASSES WITH TAN CASE FOUND AT 5:05 P.M. JIM AMECHE'S POP CONCERT DIATELY. CALL 649. THE CARNIVAL OWNER MAY CLAIM AT THE 6:00 NEWS HOURGLASS. 6: 15 SCIENCE EDITOR COSCO PLAY PEN, BABY WALKER (NEEDS 6:30 SOUTH 40 REPLACEMENT SEAT), NURSMATIC BOTTLE SMALL POCKET ~~;;~ FOUND NEAR THE 7:00 ENCHANTMENT Of MUSIC CAPS - DISKS AND ETC (NEW NIPPLES MAY CROSSROADS. MAf BE CLAIMED AT THE 7:30 ONE NIGHT STANO BE ORDERED FROM SEARS). CALL 2285 OR HOURGLASS. : 8:00 My FAVORITE HUSBAND SEE AT QTRS. 451-C ANYTIME 8:30 SPORTS REPORT Z,PPO LIGHTER1W;T~ "NIKE ZEUS" IN­ 8.45 BIG NOISE GARRARD CHANGE~;'~~PIRE 108 CAR­ SCRIBED ON fRON1. MAY BE CLAIMED AT 9: 15 DOCTOR'S HOUSE CALL

TRIDGE, TYPE A, $60.00. CONTACT THE HOURGLASS. 1 9:20 NEWS ANALYSIS KELLEY, 9-399 DURING WORKING HOURS OR 9:30 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES 216 REEF EVENINGS. GENERAL NOTICES i' 10:00 OPUS ONE ...... WEEKLY PROTES'ANT PRAYER SERVICE 12:00 SIGN OFF ONE CARRIER AIR CONDITIONER (2 TON) TONIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK IN THE CHAPEL. WEDNESDAY, 12 JUNE 1963 IN EXCELLENT CONDITION, $150.00. ONE 6:00 A.M. SIGN ON AND NEWS WELBUILT AIR CONDITIONER (2 TON) GOOD BINGO AT THE 'YOKWE YUK CLUB EVERY 6:05 THE MORNING SHOW CONDITION, $75.00. ELECTRIC CLOTHES TUESDAY NIGHT A' 8:00 P.M. 7:00 NEWS DRYER, GOOD CONDITION, $90.00, AND .I . .. . 7:05 MORNING SHOW CONT'D LAWN SHEARS, $15.00. CALL 2218 OR THERE WILL BE AN EPISCOPAL EVENING 8:00 DON McNEILL'S BREAKFAST CLUB MAY BE SEEN AT QrRS. 461-A. SERVICE TONIGHT AT 7:00 P.M. IN THE 8:30 ARTHUR GODFREY ...... CHAPEL \ 9:00 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES \ WOMAN'S 24" AND A 26" BICYCLE, $5.00 9:30 WORLD OF SHOW BUSINESS EACH. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. CALL PROTESTANT CH~';~ REHEARSAL WILL BE 10:00 COUNTRY CORNER 2238 OR SEE AT QTRS. 492-A. HELD THURSDAY NIGHT AT 7:30 IN THE 11:00 AMERICA'S POPULAR MUSIC CHAPEL THIS WEE ONLY. 11:30 MARSHALLESE PROGRAM TO GIVE AWAY 12:00 NEWS HOMES NEEDED FOR 3 KITTENS (6-WEEKS­ BARGA IN '[BAZAAR PICKUPS 12:05 WEATHER-STOCKS OLD) CALL 2380 OR SEE AT QTRS. 411-0. CALL 2408 OR ~291 BEFORE WEDNESDAY 12: 15 MIDDAY MELODIES TO HAVE ARTICLE~ PICKED UP FOR THE 12:30 FLAIR LOST 1:00 NEWSMAKERS BARGA I N BAZAAR. I SILVER COLOR MECHANICAL PENCIL, . . .. I: 15 SPORTS REPORT "CROSS" BRAND. CALL 9-421 1:30 SHOP CONCERT ALL LITTLE LE~QUE PLAYERS SHOULD TURN THEIR LITT E LEAGUE UNIFORMS IN 3:30 A QUARTER CENTURY OF SWING (CONTINUED NtXT COLUMN) TO THE HEAD COACH BY THIS WEDNESDAY 4:30 PAU HANA SERENADE .. . .. 5:00 AFRTS NEWS ANALYSIS I I I ~AJALEIN COMMUNITY THEATRE GENERAL MESS MENU - WEDNESDAY I I GROUP TO MEET DINNER SUPPER BREAKFAST THE KWAJALEIN COMMUNITY THEATRE GROUP BACON BEAN SOUP H ARTY SOUP CHILLED FRESH FRUIT & WILL HOLD AN IMPORTANT MEETING TONIGHT, OLD FASHIONED BEEF STEW B KED HAM W/FRUIT SAUCE CHILLED FRUIT JUICE AT 8 P.M., IN THE HIGH SCHOOL. MASHED SWEET POTATOES HOT & COLD CEREAL SPAGHETTI & MEAT SAUCE ELECTION Of OFFICERS WILL BE HELD AS CREAMED CHOPPED BEEF BUTTERED LIMA BEANS BUTTERED~ CORN WELL AS DISCUSSION OF THE NEXT PRODUC­ ON TOAST STEAMED RICE SfrEAMED RICE TION. HASH BROWN POTATOES SALAD BAR W/DRESSING S~LAD BAR W/DRESSING REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED. STEAMED RICE BUTTER CAKE CbCONUT CREAM PIE ALL MEMBERS AND OTHERS INTERESTED IN TOAST, BUTTER JAM COLO DRINK CPLD DRINK & JOINING THE THEATRE GROUP ARE ENCOUR­ COffEE CAKE CH I LLED MI LK CtilLLED MILK AGED TO ATTEND MILK, COfFEE & TEA HOT COfFEE & TEA HbT COFFEE & TEA