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KWAJAL[IN. ISLANDS U.S. Attention in Asia Special Forces Camp Near Khe Sanh For Next Decade Overrun By North Vietnamese Forces LONDON (UPI) __ ASIA WILL CLAIM INCREAS_ SAIGON (UPI) __ NORTH V'[TN~M[5[ TROOPS SWEEPING DOWN OUT or THE HILLS 8E ING AMERICAN ATTENTION AND INVOLVEMENT HIND A SPEARHEAD or TANKS OYERRAN A SPECIAL FORtES CAMP ~UAROING KHC SANM'S rOR THE NEXT DECADE DR LONGER, A STUDY SOUTHERN APPROACHES TODAY AND LAUNCHED HEAVY BOMBARDMENTS AGAINST THE MAIN PUBLISHED BY THE INfLuErnlAL INSTITUTE MARINE STRONGPOINT fOR STRATEGIC STUDIES SAID TODAY THE GIANT NORT" VIETNAMESE FORCE SURROUNDING TN[ MARINE rOFlTR[SS BEGAN TO IT IS LIKELY THAT ASIA WilL PROVIDE A STIR THE COMMUNISTS STRUCK AT DUSK WITH HEAVY ARTILLERY, ROCKET AND MORTAR LARGER PRDP'ORTID" or TOTAL AMERICAN FOR_ BAaRAGES ANOlTNEN SHORTLY AFTCR MIDNIGHT MOVED OUT BEHIND ... PHALANX or TANKS EIG" POLICY PREDCCUP'ATIDNS I ... THE FUTURE AND flAMETHROWERS THAN IN THI: PAST, THE ,TUDY SAID AeOUT 24 u.s SPECIAL fORCES TROOPS AND THEIR MOHTACNARO STRIKE rORCE BAT ANY ATTEMPT TO ESTABLISH A BALANCE Dr TLED THROUGHOUT THE NIGHT "'G"IN51 ABOUT 600 NORTH VIETNAMEse THEY KNOCKED POWER IN ASIA TO COUNTER THE GROWING OUT fiVE or THE TANKS ,1,"10 THEN HOLED UP IN THEIR BUNKERS WHILE ARTILLERY fORCE D. COMMUNIST CHINA WOULD REQUIRE ~ROM KHE SANH RAINED DOWN ON THEIR WEDGE-SHAPED BASE CARVEO OUT Of THE AMERICAN BACKING, SINCE "UNAIDED, THE fiVE MILES TO THE SOUTH ---"I As IAN POWERS MUST LOOK LIKE A ROPE or BATTERED TROOPERS HOLED UP IN THE COMMAND CENTER RADIOEo A REPORT THAT ONE KHE SANH-Here is a c\OIIeUp of the Khe Sanh "roo. In SANO IN RELATION TO CHINA FOR THE NEXT South Vietnam where the f(le s next big blo.w Is expected DECADE DR SO Of THE OISABLED TANKS WAS RESTING ATOP THE BUNKER OVER THEIR HEAOS It 18 In the ""y o.f lnfiltratlQn fro.m the Ho. Chi Mlnb Trn.ll THE NORTH YIETNAMESE fORCt SWEPT OVER (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) THE STUDY, ENT I TLEO "THE As I "N BALANCE or POWER," WAS DRA;TED BY CORAL BELL, Allied Opl!ortunity Seen READER IN INTERNATION"L RELATIONS AT THE LONOON SCHOOL OF ECOND"ICS A~O " fORMER In Red Push Failure South Korean Source S~JS U.S. . MEMBER Of THE AUSTRALIAN fOREIGN SERVICE. SI.IGON (UPI}--A TOP U 5 COMfoIA"IDER CONTINUED AMERIC"N PREOCCUPAYION WITH TOLD "'EIo':;;"'E'" H)OAY HIE CO,..MUNISTS' TET Has Apologized to North Korea As, .... THE STuDr SAID, IS UNLIKELY TO BE OffENSIVE HAS SPENT ITSELf ANO NOW AL_ S~rQON (UPI) __ SOUTH KOREAN SOURCES SAID THE uS AND DIVERTED BY CONPETITIVE 8105 FOR ATTEN LIED fORCES HAVE ", UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY NORTH KOREA HELD THEIR fOURTH SECRET NEETING AT PANMUN~OM TION 'RDM EITHER EUROPE OR LATIN AMER- TO SHORTEN THE WAR " TODAY ON THE PUEBLO CRISIS '" MAJ GEN WilLIAM B ROSSON S~OKE T~E SOURCES SAID THE SECRET MEETING PRECEDED AN OPEIol SES L"TIN AMERICA, WHILE ALWAYS A POTEN- S~EClrICALLY ABOUT ,THE II CORPS AREA IN SION AND THAT THE U.S HANDED OVER AN APOLOGY TO THE COM_ TIAL CO~PETITOR FOR ANERICAN ATTENTION C[NTRAL YIET NAM, WHERE HE IS THE SEN_ NUN ISTS AND RESOURCES, WilL NOT BE ABLE TO OUT- IOR AMERICAN ADVISfR A U S MILITARY SPOKESMAN IN SEOUL DENIED T"AT ANY APOL 81D ASIA WITHIN THE NEXT DECADE OR TWO, "I WOULD ESTIMAT[ THAT OVER ONE HALf OGY W"S MADE, BUT HE DID NOT DENY TriAT A SECRET MEETING (CONTINUED ON PAGE HINE) or THE [NHIY'S MANPOWER CAPABILITY HAS WAS HELD BEEN RENDERED INEffECTIVE," HE SAID MEANWHILE, uS "HIS GUERRILLA STRENCoH< rlAS BEEN DAM GREAT IMPORT l~ S Cell TROOPS HAD THE I R Permanently Based Subs in Pacific ~GED SEVERELY, AND AS A RESULT or HEAVY Charle~ Bon~
WEBB SEE~ U.~. SPACE PU~H ~ATCH. HAMP MEET PCPE VARIETY J ON VlET WAk ~UKPASSED BY RUSSIA SOON VATI CAN CI TY (UPI) --lOUIS "SUCHMO" ARM C~LLli Nt.W~t.£N HEKOC~ WASHINGTON (UPI) --JA~ES E. WEBB, CHIEF STRONG AND LIONEL HAMPTON CALLED ON POPE NEW YORK (UPI) --VARI£TY, THE U.S. SHOW Of THE U.S. SPACE AGENCY, TOLD CONGRESS TO PAUL VI IN THE SPLENDOR Of ST. PETER'S eUSINESS WEEKLY, SAID TODAY IN ITS PAGE ONE OAY THE UNITED STATtS CAN EXPECT TO BE SUR BASILICA TODAY. LEAD STORY THAT NEWSMEN COVERING THE VIET PASSED BY RUSSIA IN SPACE ACHIEVEMENTS DUR THE HIGH CAT OF JAZZ AND THE VIBRAPHONE NAM WAiIt "WERE AMONG THE BIUVEST OF THE ING THE NEXT fEW YEARS. VIRTUOSO ATTENDED THE POPE'S WEEKLY GENERAL BRAVE " J DURING THIS PERIOD WHEN WE ARE REDUCING AUDIENCE IN ST PETER'S AND LATER HAD A uJOURNALISTS ON TOP or THE ACTION SUF OUR EfFORT BY ONE THIRD, THE U.S.S,R. IS TEN-MINUTE PRIVATE CHAT WITH HIM IN THE AD fERED THEIR OWN ESCALATION AS A NUMBER OF STILL If'fCREASING ITS EffORT," WEBB TOLD JOING HALL WHERE THE PONTIFF DONS HIS RE CORRESPONDENTS AND VIDEO TECHNICIANS TOOK THE HOUSE SPACE COMMITTEE. GALIA FOR MAJOR CEREMONIES SHARAPNEL AND OTHER WOUNDS," THE NEWSPAPER ''WE MUST THEREfORE FACt THE PROBABILITY VATICAN SOURCES SAID POPE PAUL CONGRAT SAID. THAT IN THE COMING YEAR, AND IN THOSE fOL ULATED THE AMERICAN PERFORMERS ON THEIR THE NEWSPAPER OBSERVED THAT TELEVISION lOWING, THE SOVIETS WILL CONTINUE TO DEMON ARTISTIC CAREERS HE GAVE THEM MEDALS ANO COVERAGE GAVE ABSOLUTELY NO COMFORT TO STRATE CAPABILITIES BEYONO THOSE WHICH WE A ROSARY FOR ARMSTRONG'S WIFE THE TWO OFF' CI ALS "FORCED TO SELL THE LINE THAT WI LL HAVE " MEN IN RETURN GAVE THE POPE AUTOGRAPHED TH£ VC ASSUL TS WERE A BUST " WEBB URGED THE COMMI TT[E TO APPROVE THE PICTURES Dr THEMSELVES AND MUSICAL RECORDS. VARIETY SAID THE PRESS CORPS IN VIET NAM AOMINISTPATION'S 4 37 BILLION U.S. DOLLARS THE TWO JAZZ STARS CAME TO I TAL Y FOR LAST PROOUCED WHAT THE WAR HAD SEEMED TO LACK REQUEST fOR THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND WEEKEND'S SAN REMO SONG FESTIVAL. SO FAR -- 'tA SYMBOL FOR NOW AND POSTERITY." SPACE ADMINISTRATION (NASA) FOR FISCAL 1969 "IN SHANGHAI IN '37 IT WAS THE WRENCHING -- 200 MILLION U.S. DOLLARS LESS THAN THE U.S. FLIERS BRAVE FLAK STUDY OF A TERRIFIED AND WEEPING MOPPET AMOUNT APPROPRIATED FOR THE CURRENT FISCAL TO ~MASH NVIET RAILWAY AMID THE RUBBLE; IN THE SECOND GLOBAL CON YEAR SAIGON (UPI) --THE NORTH VIETNAMESE GUN rLICT IT WAS THE RAISING OF THE FLAG AT two 'THE NASA PROGRAM HAS SEEN CUT," WEBB NERS OPENED UP AT THE FIRST SOUNDS OF THE JIMA," THE NEWSPAPER SAID. SAID. "I HOPE YOU WILL OECIDE IT HAS BEEN NAVY FIGHTER-BOMBERS, BUT THAT DIDN'T STOP "IN VIET NAM, IT MAY WELL TURN OUT TO CUT ENOUGH AND WILL APPROVE THE FULL AMOUNT LT. FRED HEWITT '~E JUST FLEW THOUGH THEIR BE THE IMAGE -- CHIEFLY AS FLASH£D AROUND RECOMMENDED BY THE PRES I DENT." WALL or FLAK" THE WORLD BY NBC, ONLY WEB WITH A CAMERA WEBB SAID THE REDUCED PROGRAM STILL PRO HEWITT WAS THE BOMBARDIER-NAVIGATOR IN ON THE SPOT -- OF A SAIGON POLICE orFICIAl VIDES ENOUGH MONEY TO LAND MEN ON THE MOON AN A6 INTRUDER FLYING FROM THE U.S.S. KITTY PUMPING A PISTOL SLUG AT THE HEAD OF A
BY THE END OF 1969 BUT HE SAID ACHIEVE HAW~ WHICH HAD TO PENETRATE HEAVY DEFENSES CAPTURED GUERR I LLA LEADER. II MENT OF THIS GOAL "OEPENDS ON SUCCESS IN TO ATTACK THE HAl DUONG RAILYARD AND STATION PRACTICALLY EVERYONE OF THE EIGHT SATURN HALFWAY BETWEEN HANOI AND HAIPHONG ARABS. ~ED::' WALKOUT V FLIGHTS REMAINING IN OUR OPERATIONAL HEWITT SAID THE FLAK WAS BURSTING "SO ON UNCTAD CONFERENCE PLAN FOR 1968 AND 1969 " CLOSE TO THE PLANE IT WAS MAKING us BOUNCE:. " NEW DELHI (UPI) --ARAB AND COMMUNIST HEWITT'S MISSION WAS ONE or 63 OVER NORTH BLOC DELEGATES TODAY STAGED THEI R THIRD BIG RENTED JET CRA~HES VIET NAM YESTERDAY AIR fORCr:, NAVY AND WALKOUT OF THE UNITED NATIONS CONFERENCE VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA (UPI) --A iMARINE PILOTS HIT RAILROADS, ROADS, FORTIFI ON TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT (UNTAD) RATHER BOEING 707 JETLINER WITH 61 PERSONS ABOARD CATIONS AND SUPPLY CRAFT AND FACILITIES THAN HEAR AN ISRAELI CALL rOR REGIONAL SMASHED INTO A SMALL BUILDING AT THE EDGE THE WEATHER WAS GENERALLY POOR AND PREVENTED ECONOMIC PACTS. OF THE RUNWAY AT VANCOUVER INTERNATIONAL BOMB DAMAGE ASSESSMENTS OF THE RAIDS, MANY As ISRAELI DELEGATION LEADER ZEEV SHAREF AIRPORT TODAY, KILLING A MEMBER OF ~HE CREW OF WHICH EMPLOYED RADAR BOMBING TECHNIQUES, GOT UP TO ADDRESS THE AFTERNOON SESSION or AND AN AIRPORT EMPLOYEE U.S. SPOKESMEN SAID THE CONFERENCE, THE ARABS AND COMMUNISTS EIGHT OTHER PERSONS ABOARD THE PLANE DURING THE RAIDS, TWO AIR FORCE PHANTOM ROSE IN AN OBVIOUSLY COORDINATED GESTURE LEASED TO CANADIAN PACIFIC AIRLINES (CPA) CREWS SHOT DOWN A MIG-21 WHILE RETURNING AND LEFT THE HALL. WERE HOSPITALIZED FOR TREATMENT OF INJURIES. FROM AN ATTACK ON THE YEN BAI AIRFIELD, 78 THE ROMANIAN DELEGATION REMAINED SEATED, SIX OrHERS WERE REPORTED TO HAVE SUFFERED MILES NORTHWEST OF HANOI THE MIG WAS THE DEMONSTRATING ITS COUNTRY'S INDEPENDENCE MINOR INJURIES 107TH U.S. PILOTS HAVE SHOT OOWN OVER THE OF Moscow's PRESENT ANTI-ISRAEL LINE THE JETLINER VEERED OFF THE RUNWAY SHORT NORTH OF THE 65-MAN INDIAN DELEGATION, ONLY LY AFTER A LANDING ON INSTRUMENTS. TWO WERE I N THE HALL WHEN SHAREF BEGAN TO H.~ Ross, ADMINISTRATOR AT RICHMOND GENE~ FORLI, ITALY (UPI) --THIEVES RAIDED A SPEAK. THE CONFERENCE PRESIDENT, INDIAN AL HOSPITAL, SAle-NAMES OF THE DEAD AND IN: DELIVERY TRUCK Of 130 NEW SHOES TODAY. COMMERCE MINISTER DINESH SINGH, WAS NOT ON JURED WOULD NOT BE RELEASED UNTIL NEXT OF HEN THEY TOOK A CLOSER lOOK, THEY DUMPED THE TRI BUNE KIN WERE NOTlflEO HE SAID OFFICIALS WERE A DITCH THEY WERE ALL RIGHT SHAREF DID NOT APPE:AR DISTURBED BY THE HAVING DIFFICULTY CONTACTING RELATIVES SHOES. WAL KOUT. THE PLANE CARRIED 52 PASSENGERS AND NINE CREWMEMBE~S. CPA HAD LEASED IT FROM STAND ARD AIRWAYS Of SEATTLE~ WASHINGTON, AND IT WAS MANNED BY A STANDARD CREW ,I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 ***_, t , 1*' t • 1 , , 1 I I I I I I • 1 I I 1 1 I I I I I I, ReWEY CAMPA IGN PARTY ~ ~ CHARGED TO STATE 5ENATE * * LANSING, MICH (UPI) --THE MICHIGAN SENATE * * TODAY TRIED TO BAI ANCE THE BUDGET, INFLATED t t BY A $1,047 COCKTAIL PARTY TAB I T "ERRONE OUSLY" PICKED UP rOR GEORGt ROMNEY FOR *t :* PRESIDENT BOOSTERS THE PARTY WAS HELD AT THE ST. fRANCIS HOTEL IN SAN fRANCISCO LAST DEC. 2, ACCORD i I ING TO SENATE MAJORITY LEADER EMIL LOCK WOOD, (REP.RST. LOUIS). i * GUESTS WERE StRtNAOEO BY AN ACCORDIONIST A PHOTOGRAPHER CLICKtD PICTURES or LAW MAKERS POSING NEXT TO A LIFERSIZE CAMPAIGN I i PHOTO O~ Gov. GEORGE ROMNEY, REPUBLICAN * * PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE. WHEN IT WAS ALL * * * Here's your * OVER, THE BILL, WHICH INCLUDED $113 FOR * chance to really TIPS AND $793 FOR LIQUOR AND HORS 0' OEUIRES, * I CAME TO $1,047. ** clean up on some * great buys' THE SHINDIG TO BOOST ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, * I LOCKwOOO SAID, "WAS INADVERTENTLY PAID FROM SENATE FUNDS" AFTER THE LEGISLATURE WAS i I ERREOUSLY BilLED. THE BILL ALSO INCLUDED PAYMENT FOR RENT t * ING A SUITE OF THREE ROOMS AT $110 A DAY FOR SEVEN DAYS FOR THREE OF TME LAWMAKERS, ONE t i A DEIo40CRAT. * * THE BILL FOR THE ENTIRE AFfAIR WAS MADE * * OUT TO SEN ROBERT VANDER LAAN~ (REP.-GRANO RAPIDS), CO-CHAIRMAN OF A GROUP OF REPUBL ICAN lEGISLATORS WORKING TO PROMOTE ROMNEY'S CANDIDACY SPRING "I CAN'T GET OVER THE COINCIDENCE OF YOUR I i ASKING A80UT THIS," EXCLAIMeD LOCKWE(D WHEN A REPORTER ASKED ABOUT THE BILL, "WHEN VAN DER LAA" CAMt UP WITH THe BILL TODAY AND I i SAID IT SHOULD HAVE GON[ TO THE ROMNEY FOR PRES I D(NT GROUP. "
HULL, ENGLAND (UPI) --RITA EODOM, 25, WAITED EXCIT£DlY TODAY FOR A FLIGHT TO ICELAND TO VISIT THE HUSBAND SHE HAD GIVEN UP fOR DEAD. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday H"RRY [DOOM, 26, WAS THE ONLY SURVIVOR OF * I THE TRAWLER Ross CLEVELAND. HE WAS WASHto UP ONTO THE ICELANDIC SHORt IN A RUBBER '11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 , BOAT. THE TRAWLeR SANK ~ONDAY WITH A LOqq ------,
WEONt HOURGLASS PAGE 3 BTL VISITORS ARRIVE TODAY 'PET STERILIZATIOI SCHEDULED TO ~RRtVE ABOARD THIS AFTER- ENOUGH ~ET O~N[~S INOICATr A DESIRE, NOONIS NIKE-X CHARTER FLIGHT ARE THREE STERILIZATION AND MINOR TREATMENT OF BELL LABORATORIES VISITORS, INCLUelNG AILMENTS MAY BE MADE AVAILABLE IN R.C, NEWHOUSE, DIRECTOR, NtKE-X AOVANCED NEAR FUTURE ON A ONE TIME BASIS, RADAR LABORATORY, AND H.D. HURLBUT, HEAD 82150 BrFORE FEB. 14 AND INOI- EBEYE POST OFFICE MAR SYSTEM D(PARTME:NT. THE SERVICES YOU DESIRE ,OR VO,"" PET A THOROUGHLY MODERN POST OfFICE IS LOCATED ON [BEYE IN A MR. NEWHOUSE IS THE PREVIOUS DIRECTOR 13 TELEPHONE CALL WILL NOT OBLIGATE yOU N(WLY CONSTRUCTED WAREHOUSE, BUILT BY MARTIN ZACHARY FOR OF' BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES' KWAJALE AT ALL NOR~~ APPOINTMENTS BE MADE AT THE TRUST TERRITORY OF THE PACIFIC THE FORMAL OP[NING FIELD STATION WHILE MR, HURLBUT IS rO'""THI5 TIME. ApPOINTMENTS WILL BE MADE HEAD DISCRIMINATION MEASUREMENTS DEPART- WHEN IT IS DETERMINED THERE IS SUF"rlCIENT C[REMONY WAS CONDUCTED MOND~Y FEB 5. [SEYE'S POST OFfiCE MENT AT KWAJALEIN INTEREST, WATCH THE HoURGLASS FOR F"UTURE 15 ~N ATTRACTIVE, BUSINESSLIKE, WELL-LIGHTD, ROOMY, AIR MR. NEWHOUSE ~OINEO BELL LABS IN 2 ANNOUNCEMENTS. CONDITIONED INSTALLATION THE THREE SECTIONS Of NEW POST 19 9 BOXES PRESENT A PLEASANT CONTRAST TO THE PREVIOUS AND FIRST WORKED ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF STERLIZATION CHARG£S WILL BE $25 FOR RADIO TRANSMITTERS FOR CIVILIAN AND MIL'" DOGS AND $20 FOR CATS, INCLUDING 24 HOURS TARY AIRCRAFT IN 1937 HE UNDERTOOK FUR- F POST OPERATIVE CARE MINOR TREATMENT THER DEVELOPMENT OF THE fM RADIO ALTI- CHARGES WILL BE STANDARD HONOLULU PRICES METER AND SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED IT THE THE SERVICES WILL BE fURNISHED BY A FOLLOWING YEAR. LICENSED VETERINARIAN FROM A REPUTABLE DURING WW II, HE WAS IN CHARGE OF" A PET HOSPITAL IN HONOLULU. THE ~NOLULU GROUP OF ENGINEERS CONCERNED WITH THE PET HOSPITAL REQUiRES A GUARANTEED MINI- DEVELOPMENT or MILITARY AIRBORNE RADARS fEE TO SEND A OOCTD~ AND ASSISTANT AND COMPUTERS AFTER THE WAR, HE WAS R~ KWAJALEIN, WHICH NECESSITATES ANTICI- SPONSIBLE fOR THE ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING ING ENOUGH CLIENTS TO MEET THE MINIMUM DISTANT [ARLY W~RNING LINE ACROSS RECUIREMENTS. ERILllED ANIMALS USUALLY MAKE BETTER , BECOMING MORE DOCILE AND WITH LESS ENCY TO ROAM fURTHER, ANNOYING PROBLEMS ARE PERM~NENTLY ELIM ALL PET OWNERS ARE ENCOURAGE TO THEIR INTEREST IN THIS ONE TIME RTUN1TY fOR NEEDED MINOR PET SURGERY TREATMENT FORTHCOI! INIl IlARR IAIiE MARRIAGE Of MISS EDNA DIANE QUINN NO WILLIAM SCHNEIDER, BOTH FORMER KWAJ fHE IN RESIDENTS, WILL BE SOLEMNIZED AT THE SUPERVISION OF PM FRIDAY IN KAWAIHAO CHURCH IN IH(lN("'JLU WITH THE REV. ABRAHAM AKAKA OF ur~PREPOSSESSING CORNER OCCUf)ED HERETOFORE BY A POST OFFICE tCIATING. IN THE FORMER MUNICIP~L BUILDING IN 1967, MR. N[WMOUSE WAS THE CO-RECI- MISS QUINN IS THE DAUGHTER Of MR. AND As A RESULT OF THE INCREASING POPULATION ~ND VOLUME OF PIENT Of THE I[EE' s PIONEER AWARD FOR RS A.R. QUINN OF KWA~ALEIN. THE M~IL AND POSTAL RECEIPTS, THE [SEYE POST OffiCE HAS aEEN HIS WORK IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE ALTI;9E;,il~;:~::;:: PARENTS ARE MR. AND MRS. JACK M RECLASSIFIED BYTHE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT fROM A FOURTH METER. HE RETURNED TO CONUS IN JULY IDER OF CLEVELAND, OHIO, MR HURLBUT HAS aEEN RESPONSIBLE FOR AfTER A WEDDING TRIP TO KAUAI, THE TESTING OF FACILITIES AT ASCENSION Is- COUPLE WILL BE AT HOME AT THE TOWN LAND, KWAJALtIN, AND WHITE SANDS MISSILE 1415 VICTORIA STREET, HONOLULU. RANGE HE BEGAN HIS BELL SYSTEM CAREER IN 1947 AS A MEMBER OF THE ENGINEERING BIBLE STUDY GROUP WILL DEPARTMENT OF ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE THIS EVENING AT THE CHAPLAIN'S Of COMPANY HE JOINED BELL LABS IN 1951 AND ICE fROM 6:30 TO 7:30. ~~~::~::~~IW'S ENGAGEO IN THE DEVELOPMENT Of MICRO- LIN£ COMPONENTS, RADAR THE "LIFE ANONYMOUS" GROUP FOR BACHE AND COMMUNICATION ANTENNAS, AND RADAR WILL MEET THIS EVENING AT 8 PM IN SYSTEM. 533 THE MEETING IS OPEN TO ALL MEN HE LATER SUPERVISED A GROUP RESPONSISLE BACHELOR STATUS. FOR AN AREA Of DEVELOPMENT W~RK IN CON """ON WITH THE NIKE ZUES SYSTEM, SPECIAL SERVICES IIf'ROVEIiENTS ACCOMPANYING MESSRS. NEWHOUSE AND HuRL A NEW BRUNSWICK POOL TABLE HAS RECENT BUT IS P,K. BOHACEK, A SUPERVISOR IN THE LY BEEN ADDED TO THE (TEEN CLUB) CoMMUN_ MAR SYSTEM DEPARTMENT ITY CENTER. YOUTH DIRECTOR, JIM NEALE, T~R THREE MEN WILL BE ON ISLAND UNTIL ALREADY HAS PUNS TO USE THE: NEW TABL£' F:'EB. 15 rOR CONrERENCES WITH PROJECT IN A TOURNAMENT fOR THE TEENS, LIGHTS HAVE BEEN INSTALLEO AT THE HAtWBALL COURTS. IT PROVIDES A BENErlT OUT Of TH TO THE PLAYERS SINCE THEY WILL aE AaL~ BASTARD, WITH YOUR HANDS UP, OR I'LL TO PLAY UNDER COOLER CONolTIONZ IN THE ILL YOU," THE MARINE YELLED DOWN INTO EVENINGS, BUNKER AMID THE REVAGED STREETS A NEW INDOOR/OUTDOOR RUG HAS BEEN IN YOUNG U.S, ARMY LIEUTENATN CLIMS- STALLED IN THE BOWLING ALLEY LOUNGE
OUT OF HIS HIDING PLACE 1 WHE:RE HE HAD THE RUG WILL ENHANCE THE BOWLING HIDED MILNE WILL BE AS ACTING POSTMASTER EN CROUCHED FOR rIVE DAYS IN THE MIDS; ALLEY AND ALSO KEEP THE SEATING AREA
- ----~---::---,---- FREE or CORAL GRIT CLASS p~RTTIME POST OFfiCE TO A THIRD CLASS fUll TIME POST "THOSE WE RE THE F I NEST WORDS I t VE EvE R THE NEW DANCING CLASSES (MODERN AND VFFICE. HIDEO MILNE HAS BEEN APPOINTED ACTING POSTMASTER, IN MY LirE," TH[ LIEUTENANT TOLD BALLET) ARE fiLLED TO CAPACITY. MORE AND IS WELL QUALlflEO rOR HIS RESPONSIBLE T~SK HAVING HAD COL. ERNIS CHEUTHAM, THE MARINE COM CLASSES ARE PLANNED fOR THE fUTURE. FOUR YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AS POSTAL CLERK AT THE KWAJALEIN I N HUE POST OFFICE DON ABE, KWA~ALEIN'S AS$ISTANT POSTMASTER, DOUBLES ON SUNOAYS ~S (BtyE'S POST OFfiCE SUPERVISOR THE [BEYE POST OfFICE HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED TO RENDER COM PLETE POSTAL SERVICE TO ALL [BEYE RESIDENTS AND COMMERCIAL rIRMS, WHO ARE PROHIBITED USE Of APO POSTAL fACilITIES AND TRANSPORTATION PRIVILEGES, AND RECEIVE AND DISPATCH MAIL ON TRUST TERRITORY AIRCRAFT AS WELL AS RECEIVING PARCEL POST FROM SHIPS ARRIVING AT KWAJALEIN PORT THE [SEYE POST O~FICE IS OPERATED AND CONTROLLED BY SAN FRANCISCO REGION or THE: Post OFfiCE DlPARTMENT AND (S UNDER THE DIRECT SU VISION Of MR THOMAS E DOWNEY, POSTAL SERVICE OrFICER fOR THE STATE OF HAWAII, GUAM, AMERICAN SAMOA ANO TRUST TERRI TORIES T WALDOW, KWAJALEIN POSTMASTER REPRESENTED THE POST O.f'ICE DEPARTMENT ~T THE REQUEST OF MR. DoWNEY AT THE OPEN ING CEREMONY AND STATED THAT [BEYE HAS AN IDEAL POST O.fIC£ BUILDING AND CC~PETENT POSTAL PERSONNEL WHO WILL RENDER COMPLETE AND IMPROVED POSTAL SERVICE. MR WALDOW ALSO SAID THAT THE £BEYE POST OFrIC[ WILL RECEIVE wHOLEH[ARTEO COOP KWAJALEIN POST OrrlCE wHEN POSSIBLE IN E~
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BAD LUCK FDR U.S. IN OLVMPICS MEN'S BASKETBALL LEAGUE GRENOBLE, FRANCE (UPI)~.THIS HAS BEEN A PALM TERRACE C-DIVISION TEAM GAVE THE DISMAL DAY FOR THE UNITED STATES AT THE WILDCATS A ROUGH TIME LAST NIGHT RIGHT DOWN OLYMPICS IN GRENOBLE. TO THE WIRE BEFORE BEING DEfEATED 35-30 THE U.S, OLYMPIC HOC~EY TEAM SUFFERED ITS THE: eALL GAME WAS CLOSE ALL THE WAY WITH SECOND STRAIGHT LOSS, eOWING TO SWEDEN 4-3 ONLY TWO POINTS SEPARATING THEM MOST OF THE IN THE PROCESS, THE HOCKEY SQUAD LOST A KE~ TI ME. PLAYER, WINGER CRAIG rALKMAN, WITH A DiS COREY LED WILDCATS WITH TEN POINTS HAlE JOHN SIADOR CONceNTRATES ON HIS -aAdlli'Nc;.. LOCATED RIGHT ANKLE WITH TEN AND COPORAZ WITH NINE WERE HIGH WHICH HE USED TO GOOD ADVANTAGE IN HI5 ALSO, THE TOP U S. HOPE IN ALPINE SKI lNG, POINT MEN FOR PALM TERRACE. FIRST MATCH HIS RECORD SO fAR IN THE lENNI BILLY KIOO OF STOWE, VERMONT, TWISTED HIS TOURNAMENT IS ONE WIN AND ONE LOSS ****** ANKLE, AND HIS STATUS IS DOUBTfUL fOR TO KTS POSTED THEIR SEVENTH STRAIGHT VICTORY MORROW'S DOWNHILL RACE KIOO SAYS HE HOPES PFE WEE BASKETBALL LEAGUE. BY OE-FEATING ROADRUNNERS 29-22 TO REMAIN UN TO BE READY DErEATED IN THE C-DIVISON. IN THE fiRST GAME or THE D... y THE JR THE U 5 NORalC SKIERS FINISHED FAR 6AC~ THE ROADRUNNERS KEPT PACE WITH KTS AND CHAMBERLAINS REMAINED IN rlRST PLACE BY IN THE 3D-KILOMETER CROSS COUNTRY RACl. THE TRAILED BY ONLY THREE POINTS AT INTERMISSION BEST SHOWING "AS 8'1' MIKE GAllAGHER OF Kil DOWNING THE BcecATs 27-10 AT HIE END or IN THE SECOND HALf KTS PLAYED ... SLOW GAME THE fiRST HALf THE BOBCATS WERf IN THE LEAD LINGTON, VERMONT HE fiNISHED 27TH THl WITH GOOD CONTROL Of BOTH BACKBOARDS FOR 10-9 KEN STENVERS, WHO LEO ALL SCORERS [VENT WAS WON BY FRANCO NONES, A HANDSOME THEIR VICTORY. 27-YEAR-OLD ITALIAN CUSTOMS orFICER, WHO WITH 15 POINTS, WON THE GAME FOR THE CHAM- DAVE DENNY TALLIED 14 POINTS TO LEAD ~TS WROTE SK liNG H I STORY fly BECOM I NG THE r I RST 8E~LAINS WITH HIS KEEN SHOOTING rYE SCORING PASCUA AND BARINE H~O SEVEN POINTS JOHN CHRIVIA WAS LEADING BASKETMAKER FOR NON-SCANDINAVIAN OR RUSSIAN TO WIN AN OLYM EACH FOR THE ROADRUNNERS. PIC GOlt) MEDAL IN CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING HE fHE 80BCATS WITH EIGHT POINTS ******* COVERED THE COURSt IN ONE HOUR, 35 MINUTES, ***** UNIVAC WENT ON A SCORING SPREE IN TURNING THE REBOUNDERS DEFEATED THE VIKINGS 392 SECONDS SECOND PLACE WENT TO NORWAY'S I 6-9 IN THE SECOND GAME Of THE DDOB',"EADER'IBACK THE PUPULE!:l C-DIVISION TEAM 45-11. ODD MARTINSEN AND THIRD TO EERO MAENTYRANTA UNIVAC WAS IN THE LEAD 20·3 IN THE fIRST THE REBOUNDERS HAD THE GAME UNDER C.ONTROI or FINLAND. rROM THE OPENING TIPOFF CHUCK PETERSON HALf BUT INSTEAD OF JUST COASTING TO A WIN, l THE ONLY 8RIGHT SPOT IN THE OLYMPIC PIC WAS HIGH POINT MAN FOR R(BOUND[RS WiTH THEY POURED IN 25 POINTS IN THE REMAINING TURE rOR THE U S WAS A DAZZLING PERFORMANCE » POINTS AND MIKe GLOVER LEO THE VIKINGS TIM£ fOR THEIR ONe-SIOEO VICTORY. BY WORLD CHAMPION FIGURE SKATER PEGGY FLEM- H,CKEY NETTED TeN P01NTS AND WERNER ADDED ING THE 19-YEAR-OLO SKATING QUEEN FROM WITH SEVEN POINTS NINE rOR UNIVAC COLORADO SPRINGS, TOOK A COMFORTABLE lEAD I~ Boe CHRIVIA AGAIN LED PUPU~E SCORING WITH THE FIRST PART OF THE COMPETITION BY SCORING NINE POINTS. HIGH MARKS IN EACH or THE TWO COMPULSORY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE FIGURES THE FINAL THREE SCHOOL FIGURES WIL< THURS. FEB. 8 BE SKATED TOMORROW AND THE FREE SKATING ON c-S.45 PM ROADRUNNERS VS PUPUL E SATURDAY~~C0A7~", __ C~vr __ , C-6.45 PM ROI RADIATION V5 AVIATION C-7 45 PM RED DEVILS VS W'ILDC",T$ fR!. FEB. 9 B-5'45 PM PALM TERRACE VS KENT RON C-6:45 PM PALM vs UNIVAC B-7:45 PM PUPULES vs DOUGLAS ~TRIKE5 AND ~PARES THE FRIDAY NIGHT PRESS-MIXERS HANDICAP BOWLING LEAGUE GOT UNDERWAY WITH SOME VERY B~E~P~R;A=!C~T~'~C~E~r~D~R~M~E~M~B~E~R~5~D~r~T~H~Er:I~M~U~A~""i GOOD SCORES POSTED. 10 AT DALLY COURT JIM MURPHY ROlLED A 222-540 TO SET THE P.~CE fOR THE MEN FOLLOWED CLOSELY BE JAKE STOCKWELL WITH A 193-523 AND JIM COLLIGAN WITH 180-499. 1"4 THE LADIES DEPARTMENT, IT WAS MARY COLLIGAN WINNING THE HIGH GAME HONORS WITH ~ 180-424 AND GERTIE MAY TAKING HIGH SERIES WITH A 173-480. THEY WERE FOLLOWED BY BESS LENl WITH A 145 AND MARY ROGERS WITH 140 JOE STEPCHEW ••• PUT UP A DETERMINED EffORT WDMEN'S SOFTBALL LEAGUE IN HIS fiRST VENTURE INTO THE AqvANCED THE UNDEFEATED STARLIGHTERS POSTED A DIVISION 7-2 VICTORY OVER THE UPSET-MINDED PALM TERRACE SQUAD IN THE WOMEN'S SOFTBALL COLLEGE ROUNDUP LEAGUE GAME YESTERDAY. NEW YORK (UPI)--NORTH CAROLINA REMEMBERS LIZ HARALSON HELD TERRACE aATTERS TO SIX LAST YEAR AND SHUDDERS THAT WAS THE SEASON HITS WHILE H£R TEAMHATES CONNECTED fOR 13 THAT THE TARHEELS LOST OUT IN THE NCAA SEMI HITS orF PITCHER TRISH SMITH LIND ... FINALS, TO DAYTON, JUST WHEN THEY THOUGHT COLLECTED A HOMER IN THE SECOND, LIZ HARAL THEY HAD A SHOT AT UCLA, ... NO BEYOND THE SON HIT A CIRCUIT CLOUT IN THE THIRD AND BRUINS A NATIONAL TITLE BUT NOW THE TEAM MARLENE KALAHIKI STRETCHEO A eASE HIT INTO HOPES OF MAKING IT 8",CK "'GAIN. THE NATION'S A FOUR-BAGGER ON AN ERROR. DAWN CLARK GOT THIRD-RANKEO CLUB BOOSTED ITS MARK TO 15-1 THREE HITS ON FOUR TIMES AT 6AT LAST NIGHT BY CLOBBERING VIRGINIA 108-64 TO BETT~ BEACH AND SADAKO CHING HAD TWO HITS REMAIN IN FIRST PLACE IN THE ATLANTIC COAST EACH fOR PALM TERRACE CONfERENCE WITH A 6-0 "''''RK. SOFTBALL SCHEDULE DUKE, CONSIDERED NORTH CAROLINA'S TOP THURS FES. 8 RIVAL fOR THE ACe CROWN, BOOSTED ITS OVERALL 5.30 PM BANK OF HAWAI I vs SERPENTINES JOE FLYNN •• TEES OFr fOR A PRACTICE ROUND AS MARK TO 12-3 BY WHIPPING MARYLAND 85~64 AS ATTENT ION: PALM TERRACE SOFTBALL PLAYERS HE PREPARES fOR NEXT SUNDAY'S KGA GOLF TOUR MIKE LEWIS SCORED 32 POINTS AND GRABBEO 18 NAMENT REBOUNDS. FRIOAY, Fte. 9 NOTRE DAME EOGEO DEPAUL 91-85 TO SNAP A JR. BASKETBALL lEAGUE THREE-GAME LOSING STREAK. JOHNNY JONES SCORE THE BRUINS CAME UP WITH A TIGHT DEFENSE 30 POINTS AS VILLANOVA BEAT DETROIT 63-55 GOOD SHOOTING TO DEfEAT THE HUSTLING GLOBE ILLINOIS BOOSTED ITS RECORD TO 4-1 IN THE TROTTERS 35-24 CLOSE BIG TEN RACE BY STOPPING WISCONSIN 68- DAVE BERNDTSON NETTED 14 POINTS IN LEADING 60. ARMY RAN ITS WINNING STREAK TO TEN THE BRUINS TO VICTORY. SCOTT O'HARA ADDEO STRAIGHT BY STOPPING RUTGERS 50-41. THE OE NINE POINTS TO THEIR SCORE. FENSE-MINOED CADETS ARE RIDING THEIR LONGEST TOTO SCHMERSAHL TALLIED 15 POINTS AND DON WINNING STREAK IN 21 YEARS. GRAY EIGHT rOR THE GLOBETROTTERS. IN OTHER GAMES BOSTON COLLEGE ~EAT MASSA CHUSETTS 94-70, DAVIDSON TOPPED FURMAN TENNIS CLUB BAYLOR WHIPPED TEXAS TEXAS A&M BEAT 7~-56, THERE HAS BEEN A GOOD TURNOUT OF' RICE 75 .. AND ARkANSAS ~UMPED TEXAS TECH 66 TO VIEW THE MATCHES EACH EVENING IN THE 61-56. TENNIS TOURNAMENT. SOME Of THE RESULTS: ADVANCED - REDHOR BEAT GLASsaow 1 .. 6, 6-4, 'RENODLE (UPI)--THE YOUNGEST ATHLETE AT 6-3i BECK 8EAT WESEMANN 6-0, 6-2j KRAFT OLYMPICS IS A RUMANIAN ICE SKATER, BEATRICE .EAT 1-6, 7-5, 6-4. HUSTIU SHE IS LISTED ON THE PROGRAM AS II YEARS OLD. HOWEVEA, BEATAICE -- LIKE SO ~NY ~~~~H,-~~K:;ALAHIKI 8EAT KUSANO 6.. 2, 6-0 ~ 6-1, 6-2, GUASTAMACHIO YOUNGSTERS -- WOULD LIKE TO aE REGARDED AS STAN DISPLAYED OUTSTANDING GOULD ••• C~NTROL BEAT 6-3, CONROY 8EAT KINA 6"0, OLDER. "I AM NOT II aUT X MONTHS SHORT OF ON DROP SHOTS AND BASELINE SHOTS IN HIS 'I 6-1, 6-2, 6-0; ONOERWYZER '2TH D " PAGE 6 HOURGLASS 'WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 7 J 1968 WALL ~TREET TODAY HOURGLAl>S STOCKS AND MUlUALli INVESTre'~ GUIDE NEW YORK (UPI) --THE NEW YORK STOCK MAR_ By SAM SHULSKY AMeBIC ... At ...... 27 1/8 + 1/8 KET STAGED A SMALL RALLY TODAY BUT WHITTLED Q - LAST NOVEMBER WE SOLD SOMt STOCK AT AMER I CAlf PHOTO NA MOST Of IT AWAY. AT THE CLOSE, HOWEVER, A PROFIT How 00 WE REPORT IT ON OUR IN AMERICAN T &. T NA GAINeRS MANAGED TO OUT-NUMBER LOSERS -- rOR COME TAX FORM DUE APRil 15? AMjaU - 1/4 THE fiRST TIME SINCE JANUARY 26TH THE NEW ~~ 1/2 A - SCHEDULE 0 (FORM 1040) IS THE ONE ANACONDA 8 YORK STOCK EXCHANGE INDex SHOWED AN INCREASE - 5/ YOU USE TO liST "GAINS AND LOSSES FROM ATLAS CO.ja~ BUT THE Dow JONES AVERAGE OF 30 INDUSTRIALS SALES OR EXCHANGES Of PROPERTY". AT THE BETHLEHEM STEEL 31 1/2 - 1/2 ENDED WITH A LOS~. TOP OF THE FORM IS A PLACE TO LIST SHORT BOEING + 1/8 CAUTION CONTINUEO, AND TRADING WAS Rl TERM CAPI TAL GAl NS AND lOSSES. THESE ARE BURROUGHS + 4 LATIVELY SLOW. VOLUME WAS THE LIGHTEST 1~6 3/ CHRYSLER 50 3/8 NC ASSEST HELD NOT MORE THAN 6 MONTHS. BELOW SINCE THE CURRENT SERIES OF ~HORT SESSIONS COM SAT IT IS A SECTION fOR LONG-TERM GAINS AN~ BEGAN TWO AND ONE-HALF WEEKS AGO CONTROL DATA LOSSES (THOSE HELD 'OR MORE THAN 6 MONTHS.) SALES TOTALED 8,380,000 SHARES, COMPAREO Dow CHEMICAL 79 1/4 - 1/4 ENTER YOUR PROfIT IN THt PROPER SECTION. WITH 8,570,000 YESTERDAY IN ALL, 1,467 DuPONT 155 - I 3/4 If THE GAIN IS SHORT-TERM YOU WILL fiND ISSUES WERE TRADED OF THESE, 637 ADVANCED EAS TMAN KODAK 136 + I THAT THE ENTIRE PROfiT IS CARRIED DOWN TO AND 572 DECLINEO AND 258 REMA'INED UNCHANGED FAIRCHILD CaMERA 70 + 1/4 TAXABLE INCOME. WHICH MEANS :10U WILL BE THERE WERE 22 NEW HIGHS AND 25 NEW LOWS PAYING THE SAME TAX ON THAT A5 YOU 00 ON FOR. 50 5/8 + 3/4 FOR 1967-68 GENERAL ELEcn.. C 89 5/8 8 YOUR SALARY, fOR EXAMPLE. ON THE AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE, SALES - 3/ GENERAL I teSTRUMENTS 44 5/8 - 5/8 If THE GAIN IS LONG .. TERM, YOU WILL NOTE TOTALED 4,190,000 SHARES, COMPARED WITH GENERAL IotOTORS NA IN LINE: II, THA.T ONLY ONE-HALF THE GA.IN, IS 4,ooo,coo YtSTERDAY. IN ALL, 966 ISSUES GEN T & E 43 1/8 + 5/8 TAKEN INTO YOUR TAXABLE INCOME ~- UNLESS YO WERE TRADED, Of THtSE 352 ADVANCED, 432 Dt GEN T & R ARE IN A HIGHER TAX BRACKET, IN WHICH CASE CLINEO AND 182 REMAINED UNCHANGED. 25 - 1/8 GOODRICH NA THERE IS A NOTE TO SEE THE ALTERNATIVE TAX THERE WERE 22 NEW HI GHS FOR THE YEA~(, HI L TON NA COMPUTATION ON THE REVERSE SIDE OF THIS AND 8 NE .... LOWS. HONEY'W'ELl FORM. THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE INDEX WAS $24 04 IEJoI 592 1/2 + 5 1/2 IN ANY EVENT, IT WORKS OUT THIS WAY DOWN THREt CENTS. SHORT~TERM GAINS ARE TAXEO AT YOUR REGULAR INTERNATIONAL HARV 36 + 3/8 INTERNATIONAL PAPER 29 3/4 - 1/8 INCOME TAX RATES. LONG-TERM GAINS ARE, "ON (CONTINUEO FROM INTERNATIONAL T & T + 2 HANDLED IN ONE OF TWO WAYS: EITHER ONE-HAL WI L1 PAGt ONE) KAISER AL. ~i ~;~ NA THE GAIN IS AODED TO YOUR REGULAR TAXABl£ THE SOVIET UNION AND BRITAIN ARE CO-CHAIR L/ TTON NA INCOME OR -- If YOU ARE IN A TAX BRACKET MEN Of THE 1954 GENEVA CONFERENCE .... HICH LOCKHEED 46 1/2 Ne ABOVE 50%, YOU PAY A flAT 25% ON THE EN SETTLED THE INDOCHINA WAR AND SPLIT THE LONE STAR CM 17 1/2 + 1/8 TIRE GAIN COUNTRY IN HALF. MAGNA VOX 38 1/8 - 1/2 IF YOU ARE IN A HIGH TAX BRACKET (OR IF Moscow ALSO HAS MADE CLEAR THAT IT 6hCKS McDONNELL DOUGLAS - I 1/2 INCLUSION Of THE CAPITAL GAIN WILL PUT YOU HANOI'S PEACE TERMS, INCLUDING THE DEMAND MIi'I ~: 3/4 Ne INTO A HIGH BRAC~ET) WORK OUT THE TAX tiTHE FOR AMERICAN WITHDRAWAL fROM VI ET NAM 84 1/8 .... AY AND USE THE METHOD LESS COSTLY TO YOU. W,LSON ALSO WAS EXPECTED TO DISCUSS THE - 3/8 MOBIL OIL 45 7/8 + 1/4 ******** IMPLICATIONS Of BRITAIN'S SPEEDED-UP -A~T -MOTOROLA 100 5/8 - 3/4 Q - BECAUSE OF YOUR STRESSING INFLATION OF SUEZ WITHDRAWAL, THE .UTURE Of THE NORTHWEST AIRLINES 68 7/8 - 1/4 ALL THE TIME I WENT OUT AND BOUGHT GULF WESTERN AlliANCE IN VIEW Of FRANCE'S GO PAN AMtRICAN 20 3/4 - 1/4 OIL, TEXACO. GULF IS O.K. BUT TEXACO IS IT-ALONE POLICY, BRITAIN'S STYMIED EFFORTS POLAROID NA DOWN TO 70 AND I'M THINKING OF StlLING AND TO GET INTO EUROPE, THE RE",SONS fOR BRIT RCA NA GOING TO EATON, REYNOLDS TOBACCO, GENERAL AIN'S DEVALUATION Of THE POUND AND POSSIalE RAYTHEON NA fOODS, IBM AND RCA. ANY 10EAS? I'M 43, CONCERTED MOVES TO STABILIZE INTERNATIONAL StARS 59 1/8 + 1/4 BUT I'M THE WORRYING TYPE. CURRENCiES. SHELL OIL 64 3/4 - 1/4 A - THE DAY YOUR lETTER ARRIVED, TEXACO WilSON WILL STAY IN THE U.S. CAPITAL TOMOR SHERATON 28 3/4 4 SOLO AT 79, 50 YOU HAVE A PRO.,T, INSTEAD ROW AND FRIDAY, MEET U.N. SECRETARY GENERAL + 3/ SPERRY RAND i48 7/8 + 3/8 or A LOSS. U THANT LATER IN NEW YORK, THEN FLY TO OT STD Ou.. Of CALIF THERE'S NOTHING WRONG WITH THE QUALITY TAWA FOR TALKS WITH CANADIAN LEADERS. 61 7/8 + I ~/8 5TO OIL 0' I NO 52 1/4 Of STOCKS YOU HOLD OR ARE CONSIDERING. BUT STO OIL or N.J. 69 5/8 : ;;8 IF YOU'RE BUYING fOR CAPITAL GAIN AND IN (CONTINUED FROM STUDEBAKER-WORTH 59 8 FLATION PROTECTION, YOU'LL HAVE TO TA~E A PUEBLO PAGE ONE) - 3/ TELEDYNE LONGER VIE~ OF' THINGS THAN YOU ARE OOING INTO THE SOUTH SOUTH KOREAN POLICE SAY TENNECO 26 1/2 - 1/8 NOW AT 43 YOU HAVE TIME. I ~SSuME YOU'RE THE SOLDIERS FIRED 20 WARNING SHOTS, THEN TEXACO NOT GOING TO TURN TO THIS MONEY FOR SUPPORT USED RIflE BUTTS TO STOP THE STUDENTS. AT 79 1/2 Ne TE)!;.AS I NITRUMENT 90 + 4 3/4 FOR ANOTHER 20 YtARS LEAST 24 STUDENTS ARE REPORTED INJURED -- THIOKOL 18 1/2 9 Of THEM S(RIOUSlY THE ARMY SAYS NONE OF Ne * * * * * * * * * 20TH CENT!MY Fox + Q - I'M RETIRED, 73, HOLD A lOT Of NA I TS MEN W",S HURT 30 3/4 1/4 UNION CARBIDE TIONAL DAIRY STOCK WHICH OVER THE YEARS HAS (IN WASHINGTON, THE PENTAGON SAID IT HAS 45 1/8 - 1/4 UNI TED fRUIT - I BEEN VERY GOOD TO ME. I'M NOW I NTER[STED RECEIVED THE NAMES Of aNt PUEBLO CREWMAN 52 1/2 1/8 U.S. GyjaSUM b8 1/2 - 1/8 IN SOME STOCKS I CAN MAKE A BIT Of MONEY WHO OlEO AND THREE WHO WtRE INJURED IN THE U.S. STEEL ON 50 I CAN SPLURGE A BIT. ACTING ON A CAPTURE. THE PENTAGON DECLINES TO MAKE THE 40 3/8 Ne WESTERN UNION 4 BROKER'S ADVICE I BOUGHT SCHLITZ BREWING, NAMES PUBLIC UNTil THE NEXT-Of-KIN HAVE - 1/4 WEST AIR BRAKE ~f 3/ UNION CARBIDE AND NATIONAL BISCUIT -- BUT BEEN NOTifiED.) WESTINGHOUSE 64 ~ §;~ THEy'VE ALL GONE DOWN. CAN YOU SUGGEST XEROX ANYTHING? AT MY AGE, AND WITH NO FAMILY (CONTINUED FROM ZENITH OBLIGATIONS, LONG-TERM PLANNING IS OF NO PAGE ONt) + I MUTUALS ASKED INTEREST TO ME. HAVING LAUNCHED THEIR ATTACKS AT "TIMES AND DRUFUS fUND A - IT SEEMS TO ME THAT RATHER THAN PLACES OF THE I R OWN CHOOSING" DESPITE HAVING 15.21 f I DEL ITY CAjal TAL fUND REACH OUT fOR SOME BIRDS IN THE BUSH YOU TO MOVE THROUGH SO-CALLED PACIFIED AND pop 14.72 f I DEL I TV TREND OUGHT TO MAKE THE MOST Of THE BIRDS IN ULATED AREAS TO DO IT 30.78 fUND AMERICA 11.81 HAND. "THE POPULATION WAS COMMITTED TO OTHER 0' HAMILTON FUND You DON'T GIVE ANY TOTALS, BUT IN TOOAY'S ACTIVITIES AT THE TIME," ROSSON SAID, RE 5.74 KEySTONE S 14. MARKET, MONEY CAN BRING IN ABOUT 6 1/2% FERRING TO THE LUNAR NEW YEAR C(LEBRATIONS. 773 MANHATTAN FUNO FROM GOOD QUALITY BONOS, AND, IT SEEMS TO "WE DID NOT DETECT THE APPROACH OF AS MANY 11·32 MAIS. INVESTMENT TRUST ME, YOU OUGHT TO CONSIDER THESE AS WELL AS UNITS AS WE SHOULD HAVE." 17 06 NT. SEC. GRavTH SUits 12.85 AN ANNUITY. AT YOUR AGE, ANNUITY PAYMENTS HE liSTED COMMUNIST CASUALTIES fOR THE PUTNAM GltOVTH fUlil/D PER $1,000 PAID IN ARE GENEROUS. ANO LIFE PAST EIGHT DAYS IN II CORPS AS 4,661 KllLEO 13·78 WELLINGTON fUND 66 TIME INCOME IS GUARANTEED. AND 599 CAPTURED AGAINST 460 ALLIEO SOlDI(RS 13. I ILL GRANT YOU THAT NATIONAL DAIRY HAS KILLED, INCLUDING 90 AMERICANS BEEN GOOD TO YOU. NATIONAL DAIRY SHARES, THE COMMUNISTS LAUNCHED 14 ATTACKS, MOST DOW JONES CLOSING RANGE OF AVERAGES OVER THE YEARS, HAVE BEEN GOOD TO A LOT OF lY AGAINST POPULATION CENTERS, IN THE II STOCKS CLOSE CHANGE PEOPLE. BUT BECAUSE IT IS A HIGH GRADE CORPS AREA. THEY PENETRATED AND rOUGHT 30 INOUS 859.92 0" 1.33 RAILS GROWTH STOCK YOU SHOULDN'T EXPECT TOO MUCH AlLltD TROOPS IN THE STfH:ETS OF PLtlKU KON 20 227.54 OFF O.Oj CURRENT INCOME FROM IT. CURRENTLY IT IS TUM CITY, PHAN THIET, TUAY Ho, QUI NHON, 15 UTILS 129.76 Up 0.51 YIELDJNG AROUND 4%. THE STOCKS YOU BOUGHT NHA TRANG AND BAN ME THUOT AMONG OTHtRS. 65 STOCKS 303.79 OFf 0.10 FOR "QUICK PROfiTS" YltLD ANYWHERE fROM AN ESTIMATED 522 CIViliANS HAVE BEEN KILLE 2.8 TO 4 3% -- WELL BELOW WHAT YOU CAN GET AND 800 WOUNDED IN THIS AREA, ROSSON SAID. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE I NOEXES FROM BONDS AND FROM A THIRD TO A HALF OF AT DALAT, Ht SAID, THE COMMUNISTS STILL CLOSE CHANGE I NDUSTR I AL Up 0.10 WHAT YOU COULD GET FROM A WORRY-fREE AN HAVE CONTROL Of A RAILROAD STATION, ~UT TH( 53·56 TRANSPORTATION NUITY. CITY "WILL BE BROUGHT UNDER CONTROL l"AlRl...T 45. ';8 0" 0.19 UTILITY You MAY HAVE AN tOEA THAT THE STOCK MAR SOON." IT IS THE ONLY REMAINING TOWN IN 43.85 Up 0.06 F,NANCE KET IS A GOOD fAIRY WHICH REWARDS DESERVING THE CENTRAL ZONE THAT IS STILL ROCKED WITH 54•83 Up 0.01 PEOPLE fROM TIME TO TIME SO THAT THEY CAN SHARP FIGHTING. ALL STocKS INDEX 51.52 Up o.o!! "SPLURGE". BUT YOUR EXPERIENCE TO DATE AT BAN ME THUOT, 20 TO 22 CI TV BLOCKS , SHOULD SHOW YOU OTHERWISE. FAR BETTER FOR YERE LEVELED IN fOUR DAYS OF fiGHTING AFTE~ NOROHORN, GERMANY (UPI) --POLICE LAUNCHED YOU TO GET THt MOST INCOME PROM YOUR fUNDS FOUR BATTALIONS OF COMMUNISTS TROOPS IN A HUNT rOR A CAR THIEf WHEN A 47-YEAR-OLD THAN TAKE THE RISKS Of SEEKING QUICK PRO VADED THE TOWN AND TOOK OVE~. CLERK PHONED THEM AND SAID "A YOUNG, FAIR FITS. NEVER FORGET, YOU HAVE NO EARNINGS "fIVE MUS/OHARIES ... tltt SLAIN IN BAH ME HAIRED MAN, AGED ABOUT 22," HAD JUST ORIVEN FROM WHICH TO NEPLACE ANY MONEY lOST. THUDT," HE SAID, AND THE COMMUNISTS SOUGHT AWAY HIS CAR. REfUGE IN A HOSPITAL, MISSION AND LEPROSAR SEVERAL HOURS LATER THEY RECEIVED AN IUM. He SAID ABOUT 1,500 CIVILIANS SANG FAMOUS FIRST FACTS -- THE FIRST COIN EMBARRASSED CALL FROM THE S""4£ MAN. "SORRY; BEARING THE PORTRAIT or A PRESIDENT WAS THE AIfTI"COMMUNISTS ~O"QS I~_THE SQUARE_.I.~.QUI NHON Ilf THE HEIOHT Of TH£ F THUll I HE SAID. "IT WAS MY WifE." 1909 LINCOLN PENNY. •
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GUNMAN, HOSTAGES CHASED IN SCHOOL BUS- With a caravan of pollee t"o mlles be hmd a school bus contaInmg a supermarket bandIt and seven ho~tage~ Is pictured (left) durlITg a h,gh speed se\en hour chase through eastern Colorado One of the hos tages, Charles Doerr 3 of Demer IS comforted by police offlLer Raymond Gles (nght) after the suspect surrendered wlthout a struggle when the bus fmally ran out of gas CONTRACT BRIDGE FIRED IN MOSCOW L,t\lITO\ 28 g"J.ndo,on of the By Jay Bee k e r MAJOR GETS MEDAL Of HONOR AIr FOlLe vrJ.J Me!l.\-n H late SovIet f 01 ctgn \ot,mbl('r (Top Rlcord-Holdlr In Mastlrs' Individual Champlonddp Play) Ihlhl,"wn De,b\ K'n 33 }eJ.r old \etf'lan of fightm plJ.ne MaXim LltVln0V \,ab d,~ (AFPS Fa.t1m!) u'n'"t i\(] \-letno.rn l(lll'L~ the MedJ.1 of Honor f,om mi~"d from I tCilhmg Job By Lt Col Bob Webb, USAF BIDDING QUIZ l'Ilo"if'nt Juhn"c:,n "t 1. \\-h,tE- Hou"," cPfemony The maJo! In "lo~cO\, fl\e dd\S before RICKENBACKER by Edward You arc Ute. dealer neIther the category of one or two no ,~ "luted for h,~ ~ourd.g~ ,'g lln~t \fIG flghtels while h~ dlll,eled '\ denunuallOn V Rlckenbacker Published by Side VUlnerable. What would you trump opening bids Such hands ,tlJ.(kln" , key ~urftre to,ulr m."sIie ~lte protf'{tmg of a t. mi ,r_ \\ hwh four PrentIce-Hall at $795 The story of a 'drop out" bid With each of the following are opened with one of a suit ~l, f'lworks ~O mlle~ north of Hano, young ,ntel!. rtu,,-l~ \\ele Lon who combined a eool hand w.th fwe hand8~ The extra values are shown by vlded of >ub\er~l(1n jumping in notrump at the next a sharp mind to gain fame as 1 .AQ7 .K86 +K9 otoKJ963 a race car driver, a World War opportumty 2 .KQ4 .K92 +AQ83 -4tAJ5 3 One club Here we have no I fighter pIlot ace, and orlgIna 'j .Q743 .Q985 +A2 4oA-K6 tor of one of the first commer_ legitimate suit with wluch to 4 .AQJ 10 .A7 +A4 ",,98652 open the bidding, since the CIal alrhnes 5 .KQJ9763 .6 +8 <4oKQJ4 Although told many tImes In spades and hearts are too weak sphntered form, thIS autobIog lOne notrump Th,s shows to mention and we have only raphy IS the first nearly com 16 to 18 hlgh..card puints, bal three clubs But since any 15- plete storY of one of AmerIca's anced d'stnbutlon (usually 4-3 point hand qualifies as an open almost legendary heroes R'ck 3 3 or 4 4 3-2 somehmell 5 3-3· Ing bid, something must be enbacker tells of turning hiS 2) and strength In all suits It done The club bid IS easily the back on a hfe of near poverty IS far better to open WIth a no best chOice It keep!! the bidding In h,s youth to gam natIOnal trump than a club. low and allow!! for the discovery prominence as a dare deVIl race There are good reasons for of a. major suit fjt if there is driver and automotlve expert preferring one notrump Per on. In 1917, he left the dirt tracks haps the most Important is that 4 One club Here also, the behInd and JOined the Army the bid unmedlately pInpomts best introductory bid Is a club where he learned to fly lIT hili the type of hand held As op· Tb.is permits the spades to be spare bme while servmg as an pulled to thIS, an opening club bid secondarily If partner re engmeerIng officer bid could be based on many sponda a diamond or a heart, Once lIT the air, however, It types of distributIOn and a wide and also serves to keep the bid wasn't long hefore he establish range 'Jf high cards ding low An operung spade bid ed hIS combat credentials and would create a difficult rebid oocame America's top flYing Furthermore a. club opening problem If partner's reSpoIUle ace With 26 enemy Slrcraft de would present a difficult rebid were two of either red suit J;ltroled while a pilot WIth and problem if partner's response l:i Four spades This bid later eommandmg officer of the were a diamond, a heart, a serves a dual purpose It Is an famed 94th Aero PUrsUIt (Hat spade or a notrump, any of offensive effort which Illay In the Rmg) Squadron Fol. whiCh would make a aatisfac· easily succeed In full If partner lOWing the war, Rlckenbacker tory rebid impoaalble The wa.y has an ace But even more im_ turned to the lob of convmc_ to avoid Buch problems is to portant in the IODK run 111 the mg the nation of Its need for open with the highly descriptive defena1ve value of the bid both mlhtary and comm"rcl&] bid ot one notrwnp and let alrpower It partner hu a poor hand, It partner do the rest ... odda-on that the opponent. ---- 2 One diamond DespIte the have .. pme. However, becaUlle HqORED FORO S THEATRE REOPENED Attenrllng th, opening of the newly-rr~tored hl~ Ahena are required to report notl'\l1Jlp complexion of the of the high level at which they f , of ~ TIl. ,tr", In W l~hmgton Vice Pre~,dcnt Hubert H Humphr~y m lk(~ II ~tJ.g, their addreneR to the Attornt'l hand, the proper opening III a muat compete to find the game, ,", I"'~){,l£nt Abrah.uTl Llocoln waH Heated lIT the draped box (top fI~ht) Vl-hen General each January C'nrdR diamond Hand8 containing 19 there La .. good. chance of their :tor reporting are available at hJgh-card point. do not tau Into their b ..t contract. he '" lH ~h"t fatally more than tOO yeanl ago anl U S PORt Office (01'" I Inc) 1-...... ------~~ ______• ______~L______~&L------~'I P'OE 8 HOURGLASS WEON"O", FEB.U"Y 7, 1968 I
POST ·SHOCKED- AT SENTIMENT UONITOO C~MENTS ON LESS()j Of WAR ONE PRODUCT Of WAR EXPRESSED IN SEWl MARCHES BOSTON (UPI)--THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MON'- III RUINED DELTA CITY , WASHINCiTON (UPI)--THE W,lSHINGTON POST EX TOR SAID TOO,l.'I' "IT .... OULO BE TRAGIC IF" THE: BEN TRE, Vln NAM (lIPI)--As AN lMERICAN PRESSED SHOCK TODAY AT ANTI-AMERICAN OUT- UNITED STATES HAD NOT LEARNED A LONG AND SOLDIER WHO LIVED THROUGH THE FIGHTING PUT BREAKS IN SEOUL AND SAID REPORTED. O[MONS1RA- PAINFUL LESSON fROM ITS •• UNCERTAIN LABORS IT, THE WAR HAS "PRETTY WELL CH(WED UP" liONS errORE THE AMERICAN [MSASSY THERE IN SOUTH VIET N,lM •• THIS ONC( BE,I,UTlrUL MEKONG DELTA CITY "MAY EVEN CALL INTO QuESTION THE BASIS Of "IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO rOSTER OR M,AIN- "THE VIET CONG WERt HOLED UP IN A LOT Or TH[IR rUTURE TIES" TAIN POPULAR DEMOCRACY ANYWHERE UNLESS eUIL(lINGS AND THERE WAS NO WAY TO GET THEM
THE POST SAID THAT SEOULtS COMPLAINT THAT LOCAL LEADERSHIP IS SIN(EREL'I DEDIO,TED TO OUT BUT TO SHELL. AND BOMB THEM OUT J " SAID IT HAS eUN IGNORED IN THE AMERICAN-NORTH THE ilriELrARE OF THE COUNTRY ANO TH£: INDIVI- AIR fORCE SERGe,Un JOHN M. TODD KOREAN TALKS AT PANMUNJOM "HAS LITTLE SUB- DUAL," THE NEWSPAPER SAID COMMENTING IN AN MORE THAN 3,000 VIET CONG LAST WEEK STANCE" EDITORIAL. SWARMED THROUGH THIS PROVINCE CAPITAL, 45 IT SAID THE SOUTH KOREANS HAVE eEEN KEPT THE MONITOR SAID THE SAIGON REGIME HAS MILES SOUTHWEST OF SAIGON. THEY HELD IT INFORMED ABOUT THE TALKS AND THEIR GRIEV- LITTLE CHANCE OF WINNING A POPULARITY CON~ fOR 42 HOURS EXCEPT FOR A FEW STRONGPOINTS ANCI:S HAVI: BEEN AIRED. "THE PUEBLO WAS TEST AGAINST THE VIET CONG UNLESS IT PROVES SUCH AS THE VIETNAMESE ARMY AND PROVINCE DOING ITS JOB fOR SOUTH KOREA AS MUCH AS FOR ITS "DETERMINATION TO GI .... E HONEST J CON- HEADQUARTERS "NO THE U.S MILITARY COMPOUNO. THE UNIH:D STATES," THE PAPER SAID SCIEIHIOUS GOVERNMENT, ROOT OUT PR,VILEGE AMERICAN JETS BOMBED THE CENiER OF TOWN "SOUTH KOREA'S OUTBURSTS CAN ONLY ENCOUR- AND EXPOLITATION, SEVERELY PUNISH GRAFT AND TO DRIVE THEM OUT. HELICOPTERS ROCKETED THE AGE PYONGYANG TO TOUGHEN ITS PUEBLO TERMS SO CORRUPTION, AND, IN SHORT REPRESENT POPULAR eUSINESS DISTRICT. AND U.S. NAVY RIVER AS TO CAUSE MORE FRICTION BETWEEN 'WASHINGTON RATHER THAN RESTRICTED INTERESTS" PATROL BOATS FLATTENED A VILLAGE ACROSS THE AND SEOUL ., "EVEN EUROPE WHERE THE. PRESENT GOVERN- RIVER BECAUSE THEY WERE "GETTING FIRED ON THE PAPER SAID THE REAL TROUBLE BETWEEN MENTS Of GREECE, PORTUGAL AND SPAIN WERE FROM ALMOST EV(RY HOUSE OVER THERE." SOUTH KOREA AND THE UNITED STATES RUNS MUCH NEITHER POPULARLY ELECTED NOR POPULARLY THE VIET CONG OUTNUMBERED THE VIETNAMESE DEEPER THAN PANMUNJOM OR SOUTH KOREAN Lr- CHOSEN, IS NOT SAFE FROM THIS ALIENATION ARMY rORCE IN THE TOWN SIX TO ONE. HALf THE rORTS TO GET MORE MILITARY EQUIPMENT rROM BETWEEN THOS[ ON TOP AND THOSE BHOW " SOLDIERS WERE AWAY FROM THEIR PO~iTS C[I.[. THE U 5 BECAUSE OF THE CURRENT CRISIS. THE EDITORIAL OBSERVED THAT fOR THE PAST BRATING THE LUNAR NEW YEAR HOLIDAY. "UNLIKE NORTH KOREA, WHICH P~OUDLY S(NT T .... O DECADES THE UNITED STATES HAS GENERALLY A BAT'lALIOH OF' A.MERICAN INrANTRY HAD TO CHINESE TROOPS HOME NINE YEARS AGO, SOUTH aEEN CONTENT TO PROD RATHER THAN PUSH GOV- FIGHT THEIR WAY INTO THE TOWN TO RETAKE IT KOREA HAS BASED ITS NATIONAL POLICIES ON A ERNMENTS IT IS HELPING TO INDUCE REFORMS UNDER A PROTECTIVE SCREEN Of BOMBS, ROCKETS FOREIGN PRESENCE," THE POST SAID "By 1968, AND 'WITH THE LESSON Of SOUTH AND ARTILLERY. 6y FOLLOWING DIPLOMATIC ErrORTS TO GET VIET NAM aErORE US, HAS NOT THE TIME COME 6UT MORE CIVILIANS WERE KILLED AND WOUNDED THE PUEBLO CREW AND SHIP RETURNED "THE rOR AMERICA TO PUSH, AND PUSH HARD, RATHER THAN SOLDIERS IN THE BATTLE Of BEN TRE AS UNITED STATES EVIDENTLY HAS TOUCHED SEOUL'S I-"T~H'E~NCC""E"'"E"LC,,-Pc'"O""D~?_" ______-J~T"H"ECYL-HO''"D-'."E.E"NL-"'N'-""A.. N~Y-'OUT"H"EC.'-P~L.''C'EJSC.C- ______--4 OEEPEST FEARS Or LOSING ITS AMERICAN GUARAN TEE," THE PAPER SAID "BOTH 'WASHINGTON AND SEOUL WILL HAVE TO REVIEW THEIR RELATIONS rOR THE KOREANS, THE QUESTION Is WHETHER TO CONTINUE rOLLOW ING POLICIES RECUIRING rOREIGN SUPPORT, OR \ I ~l C \ 's WHETHER TO THINK MORE IN TERMS or ACCOMMO DATION WITH THE NORTH rOR THE UNITED STATES THE QUESTION IS THE ONE POSED IN VIET NAM WHeTHER OR HOW TO MAINTAIN MAJOR MILITART COMMITMENTS ON THE ASIAN MAINLAND CONG NOW USING TANKS WASHINGTON (UPI)--TANKS ARE ~MONG THE LATEST weAPONS TO APPEAR IN THE APPARENTLY ~ELL STOCKED ARMORY Or A GENERALLY WELL EQUIPPED VIET CONG, A MILITAR'I SPOKESMAN SAID HERt TODAY ACCORDING TO PRESS REPORTS, THE TANKS HAO BEEN SIGHTED ONLY WITHIN THE LAST rEW DAYS ACCORDING TO THE SAMe REPORTS, THE MARINES DESTROYEO riVE or tHEM NEAR KHE SANH TODAY THE TANKS CONSTITUTE THE rlRST ARMOR TO BE USED SY THE VIET CONG THEY ARE LIGHT AMPHI BIAN RECONNA ISSANCE TANKS Of SOVIET DESIGN, THE SO-CALLED SOVIET T34J OR "BABY MONSTER," OR PT76, TO USE THE COMPARATIVE AMERICAN CLASSlrlCATION rOR THE MOST PART, VIET CONG 'WEAPONS ARE CHINESE COPIES Or SOVIET DESIGNS, aUT ARE ALSO SUPPLIED BY OTHER COMMUNIST COUNTRIES SUCH AS CZECHOSLOVAKIA AND EAST GERMAN~. THe EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED BY SOVIET RUSSIA? CzeCHosLoVAKIA AND £AST GERMANY IS USUALLY VERY SOPHISTICATEO J WHILE THE CHINESE COM MUNIST MATERIAL IS USUALLY CRUDE, LACKING IN THE POLISH AND rlNE MACHINING THAT USUAL LY GOES INTO SOVIET AND AMERICAN WEAPONS As AN EXAMPLE OF SO-CALLED "CRUDE" WEAPONS, THE SPOKESMAN POINTED TO THE 762 MILLIMETER SU8MACHINEGUNS AND CARBINES GENERALLY USED BY THE COMMUNIST rORC(S "THEY AR( SUILT ON AN (NTIRELY OlrrERENT PHILOSOPHY TO OUR WEAPONS," HE SAIO "By COMPAR I SON, THE THOMPSON SUBMACH I NEGUN 15 'A J[WEL' Of A WEAPON, BUT VERY POSSIBL'I THE VIET CONG WEAPONS ARE BETTER rOR AN ASIAN PADO'I FARMER TURNED SOLDIER "FOR HIM J THEY PROBABLY ARE VERY SATIS rACTORY THEY ARE EASILY MAINTAINED, EAS'I TO CLEAH J EASY TO TAKE APART AND PUT BACK TO GETHER ALSO, THEY ARE ACCURATE " SOME AUTHORITIES BELIEVE THAT, ON THE WHOLE, THE NORTH VIETNAMESE FORCES MAY aE sJ.gn, BETTER EQUIPPED THAN THC SOUTH VltTNAMESE. going WHETHER THAT IS SO, THE rACT REMAINS THAT look THEY ARE RECEIVING A CONSTANTLY INCREASING SUPPLY Of ARMS AND AMMUNITION TRANSPORTED TO THEM IN THE FIELD UNDER THE GREATEST OF DIFfICULTIES (as mentioned ill the latest ~) THREE YEARS AGO ONLY 19 COMMUNIST BATTAL IONS WER( EQUIPPED WITH A MODERN AUTOMATIC RIFLE THIS WAS THE AK47, or SOVIET DESIGN Came~a ANO SIMILAR TO THE AMERICAN M16. OTHER ROLLEr 15 with case $94.50 COMMUNIST TROOPS HAD TO MANAGE AS BEST THEY ROLLEIFLEX T Camera with case COULD wiTH A VARIETY OF WEAPONS SUCH AS 55- $158.00 YEAR-OLD BRITISH LEE ENFIELD RlrL(S AND OTHERS THEY HAD CAPTUREO IN fiGHTING wITH U S. AND SOUTH VIETNAMESE fORCES, OR FROM • • TH[ fRENCH IN 1950. SOME [VEN CARRIED ONLY TOMORROW AT THE CAMERA COUNTER SHOTGUNS. THE PICTURE 15 OlfFERENT NOW. ALL COM"UNtIT 8ATTALIONS NOW HAVE THE AK47. THEY ALIO HAVE MEDIUM AND LIGHT ROCKETS. • HOURGLASS PAGE 9
(CONT LNUEO fROM (CONT I NUED FROM BANK PAGe: ONE) V I ET PAGE ONE) TERDAY 1N AMENDING THE BILL SO AS TO PROHIB CAMP AND OCCUPIEO MOST Of IT FOR SEVERAL IT [~PORT.IMPORT BAN~ CREDITS FOR ANY COUN. HOURS 8[~ORE wITHDRAWING ABOUT NOON, THE TRY WHOSE GOVERNMENT TRADES WITH NORTH VIET REPORTS SAID. SOME Of THE DEFENDERS CLUNG NAM, TO THEIR POSITIONS THROUGHOUT THE BATTLE. IT THUS WILL APPLY ONLY TO THE SOVIET AT LEAST 13 MANAGED TO GET AWAY AND REACH UNION AND THE COMMUNIST BLOC SINCE NONE Of SAFETY. FOUR Of THEN, I NCLUO I NG THE LIEU .. THE fREE WORLD NATIONS TRADE WITH HANOI AL TENANT COLONEL WHO CO~MANO(O LANG VEl, WERE THOUGH SOME Of THEIR PRIVATE CITIZENS DO SO, BROUGHT TO DA NANG. IN ANOTHER PRELIMINARY VOTE YESTERDAY, THE THE LAOTIANS IN LANG VEl COMPRISED ABOUT HOUSE REJECTED A WJDNALL MOVE TO fORBID THE 600 SOLDIERS AND THEIR FAMILIES, WHO WERE USE OF ANY EXPORT-IMPORT BANK CREOIT FOR FORCED OUT OF THEIR CAMP A fEW MILES INSIDE ARMS SALES TO UNDERDEVELOPED NATIONS, LAOS TWO WEEKS AGO. THE HOU~E BILL INSTEAD LIMITS SUCH CREDIT THE LAOTIAN TROOPS HAO aEEN fiGHTING TO 7.5 PERCENT Of THE BANK'S LENDING AUTHO~ NORTH V,ETNAMESE TROOPS MOVING THROUGH LAOS ITY AND REDUIRES THE ADMINSITRATION TO TO CIRCvMVENT KHE SANH AND MOVE TO THE STIlTE SUCH LOANS ARE IN THE NATIONAL INTER WHEN THE COMMUNIST BUILD-UP BEGAN ABOUT EST Or THE UNITED STATES AND WILL NOT CON TWO WEEKS AGO fOR THE MASSIVE ONSLAUGHT TRIBUTE TO AREA ARMS RACES. AGAINST THE CITIES, THE LAOTIAN CAMP WAS WIDNALL Ctill RGED THAT THE UNDERDEVELOPED OVERRUN. SOME WERE EVACUATED BY HELICOPTER NATIONS ARE "UNRELIABLE AND UNPREDICTABLE," TO LANG VEl, OTHERS MADE THEIR WAY THERE AND CAN'T REALLY AFFORD MILITARY PROGRAMS IN BY fOOT, THE ,I RST PLACE. KHE 5 NH ITSELF GIRDED fOR GROUND ASSAUcrS HOUSE SpEAKER JOHN W MCCORMACK DESCRIBED FROM THE EST.IMATEO 16,000 NORTH VIETNAMESE AS "STRONG, DEEP FRIENDS 0, OURS." TRDOPS WHICH SURROUND IT. PATMAN, A TEXAS DEMOCRAT, ARGUED THAT THE ANOTHER OF ITS OUTPOSTS ON HILL 861 WAS WIDNALL AMEND~ENT WOULD MEAN THAT NO EXIM HIT BY A GROUND ATTACK CURING THE NIGHT BUT BANK FUNOS COULD BE USEO TO PROVIDE CREDIT PUT UP SUCH A STifF FIGHT THE COMMUNISTS rOR ARMS rOR ISRAEL, FOR INSTANCE. WITHDREW M,NORITY LEADER GERALD R. FORO OF MICHIGAN LANG VE I ISS ITUATED ABOUT THREE MilES SAID THE ADMINISTRATION "WON'T MAKE UP ITS FROM THE LAOTIAN BORDER. A BATTALION OF MINe TO HELP PROVIDE ARMS TO OFFSET RUSSIAIS LAOTIAN TROOPS AND SOME 2,300 REFUGEES WHO RE-SUPPLYING or ARAB ARMS LOST IN THE S'X fLED TO THE CAMP FOR SAFETY TWO WEEKS AGO DAY WAR WERE IN THE AREA WHEN THE ATTACKS STRUCK, "IT IS TIME FOR STRONG, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION THERE WAS NO IMMEDIATE WORD ON THEIR FATE. TRUCE' LINE-Troops of the U S 2nd Infantry plod up a BY THE ADMINISTRATION IN THIS RESPECT,'! FORO THE TANKS, INF ILTRATED DOWN THROUGH A NET~ steep grade in the snow Tl.long the demarcatIOn Ime between North and South Korea The fence stretches for 15 miles SAID WORK OF JUNG~ED ROADS IN LAOS, WITHDREW AT and IS intended to Impede mtHtrahon, (Radiophoto) AUTHORITY FOR THE 34-YEAR-OLD BANK WOULD DAYBREAK, AC'CORD I NG TO REPORTS fROM THE EXPIRE JUNE 30 UNLESS EXTENDED BY CONGRESS. CAMP THE MAIN COMMUNIST FORCE PULL EO BACK E BANK MAKES SO-CALLED "HARD" LOANS BY AT ABOUT II AM AND THE AMERICANS RE-ESTAB ABM ( CON T I NUED nOM RADITIONAL BANKING PROCEDURES TO HELP FIN LISHEO CONTROL. PAGt ONE) FOREIGN PURCHASES 0, U.S, GOODS FIGHTING IN SAIGON WENT INTO ITS NINTH OF THE SEAS IS UNCHALLENGED, MISSILES COULD OTHER BANKS, SUCH AS THE INTERNATIONAL CONSECUTIVE DAY. VIETNAMESE TROOPS BATTLED ALSO BE MOUNTED ON SURFACE SHIPS IN THE FAR EAST. tI DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION, PROVIDE THE HIGH AN ESTIMATED BATTALION OF COMMUNISTS NEAR RISK, LONG-TERM, LOW INTEREST LOANS FOR IN THE RACE TRACK IN SUBURBAN CHOLO N• THE NAVY HAS 41 NUCLEAR-POWERED POLARIS TERNAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS OF THE MEMBER BANOS OF SNIPERS MOVED THROUGH THE CITY SUBS, ONLY 31 OF WHICH ARE SCHEDULED TO GET THE SOPHISTICATED POSEIDON MISSILE. IES. PEPPERING MILITARY POLICE JEEPS AND RO~D THE SENATE LAST YEAR PASSEO A SIMILAR EX BLOCKS MANNEO BY GOVERNMENT TROOPS. FLARES POWERFUL BUT CRUDER WARHEADS Of THE KINO TENSION, BUT DIFFERENCES IN THE TWO BILLS LIT THE DOWNtOWN SECTION Of THE CAPITAL CALCULATED TO BE MOST EFFECTIVE AGAINST CHINA COULD BE FITTED TO THE MISSILES Of T STILL BE WORKED OUT. THROUGHOUT THE NIGHT AND A RE~CTION FORCE THE OTHER TEN. RUSHED TO THE U.S •• ARMED FORCES TELEVISION (CONT I NUEO FROM STATION AFTER pATROLS SPOTTED A SMALL GROUP LAPP SUGGESTED PROMPT CANCELLATION Of BALANCE PAGE ONE) Of VIET CONG IN THE AREA ONLY SIX BLOCKS THE ""'ltN" A6-1 SySTE.... HE SAID THERE IS SINCE IT CONTAINS NO POWER OF ANYTHING LIKE fROM THE NATIONAL EMBASSY BUILDING AND THREE NO INfORMATION TO SUPPORT A STATEMENT JAN. CHINA'S OANGEROUS pOTENTIAL. BLOCKS FROM THE AMERICAN EMBASSY. 10 BY THE PENTAGON'S DR. FINN LARSEN THAT tilT SHOULD BE QUITE OBVIOUS TO THE SOVIETS THE M,DOL( EAST AND AFRICA, THE STUDY AMERICAN AND SOUTH VIETNAMESE OFFICIALS THAT THE SYSTEM IS COMMUNIST CHINESE REASONED, CONCEIVABLY COULD BE COMPETITORS, ARE GO I NG TO WORK ON A NE .... PROGRAM I N SOUTH ORIENTED." BUT ONLY IF RUSSIA DECIDES TO ABANDON THE V,ET NAM -- DESIGNED TO HELP THE NEARLY ADVANTAGED or RELAXATION OF TENSION WITH 300,000 RErUGEES FROM THE REO OFF£NSIVE. tllF DR. LARSEN CAN PRODUCE CONVINCING THE UNITED STATES. THE UNITED STATES IS DUE TO PUT UP MOST or EVIDENCE OF THIS, WHY THE DELAY? BECAUSE OF THE HIGH CLASSifiCATION Of' BALLISTIC "THUS THE PROBABILITY OF THE UNITED STATES THE ~ILLIONS OF DOLLARS INVOLVED AND TO PRO HAVING HER ATTENTION COMPULSORY WRENCHED VIDE ADVISERS. TECHNOLOGY AND ITS IMMENSE SIGNIFICANCE AWAY FROM ASIA BY RuSSIAN!NITIATIVES ELSE- CIVILIAN CASUALTIES IN THE 35 CITIES AT TO THE ARMS RACE, THE DEFENSE DEPARTMENT .... HERE SEEMS COMPARATIVELY LOW, AND THE TACKED BY THE COMMUNISTS ARE ESTIMATED AT HAS A SPECIAL RESPONSIBILITY TO AIR THE CLAIMS OF A~IA ON AMERICAN ~TTENTION ARE 11,000 KILLED AND WOUNDED. AT LEAST 500 BASIC FACTS PROMPTLY," LAPP SAID CORRESPONDINGLY MORE LIKELY TO REMAIN DOM- CIVILIAN DEATHS AND POSSIBLY 1,000 ARE RE LARSEN IS DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF DEfENSE RE I NANT. " PORTED IN ONE MEKONG DELTA CITY, BEN TRE, SEARCH AND ENGINEERING LAPP TOOK SHARP TURNING TO THE PROSPECTS OF ESTABLISHING WHICH WAS DEVASTATED BY ALLIED FIRE POWER ISSUE WITH HIS STATEMENT, ALSO ON JAN. 10, A POWER BALANCE IN ASIA TO COUNTER CHINAIS IN THE BATTLE AGAINST THE REDS, THAT WHEN THE SPARTAN AND SPR I NT AIJ.1 WAR GROWING MIGHT ANO INFLUENCE, THE STUDY AD HEADS EXPLODE OVERHEAD "THERE WILL BE A VANCED THESE IDEAS: (CONT I NUED fROM BRIGHT FLASH OF LIGHT .•• MOST OF THE POPULA UNAIDED, THE ASIAN POWERS MUST LOOK LIKE COLLI S I ON PAGE ONE) TION UNDERNEATH WOULD SCARCELY NOTICE IT." A R9PE OF SAND IN RELATION TO CHINA FOR PENSATION AS A RESULT OF T~E COLLISION BE "CONTRARY TO DR. LARSEN'S CLAIM, THE THE NEXT DECADE OR SO. TWEEN THE DESTROYER USS ROWAN ANO THE SOVIET MEGATON-CLASS EXPLOSION AT AN ALTITUDE OF THERE IS BETWEEN THEM NO DIPLOMATIC CO MERCHANT SHIP IN THE SEA Of JAPAN, OfFICIALS 100 MILES WOULD 8E EXPECTED TO CREATE A HESION, OR JOINT POLITICAL WILL, OR TRADI SA 10. SPECTACULAR INCANDESCENT FIRE-PANCAKE WHOSE TION OF ALLIANCE AND MILITARY CO-OPERATION IT WAS THOUGHT THAT THE FAILURE OF THE tO~ES WOULD OVERLAP NEW YORK CITY AND OR POWER TO MAKE JOINT DECISIONS THAT CAN SOVIETS TO RELEASE THE TEXT or THEIR PROTEST PHILADELPHIA IF MID-POINT(D OVER NEW BRUNS FORESEEABLY BE EXPECTED TO MATCH CHINA'S INDICATED THEY CONSIDERED THE DISPUTE ENDED. WICK," LAPP SAID ABILITY TO MAKE HER OWN DECISIONS. U.S. OFFICIALS DECLINED TO MAKE PUBLIC HE NOTED THAT THE UNITED STATES TESTED THIS DISPARITY IS PARTICULARLY STRIKING THE TEXT or THE AMERICAN DIPLOMATIC NOTE A "MEGATON-CLASS WEAPON" -- EQUAL TO A ""I L BECAUSE OF THE NEWNESS or ASIAN STATES TO RErUSING TO TAKE THE BLAME fOR THE ACCIDENT LION TONS OF TNT -- AT AN ALTITUDE OF ABOUT THIS LINE OF DIPLOMATIC EFrORT. AND SAIO THEY DID NOT PLAN TO MAKE PUBLIC 50 MILES OVER THE PACIFIC ON AUG I, 1958. THE IMPLICATION IS THAT THE CONSTRUCTION THE SOVIET REPLY. "I N THE CASES OF EXPOSED RABBITS, RETINAL AND INITIAL OPERATING Or A BALANCE OF POWER BOTH SHIPS WERE DAMAGED IN THE COLLISION, BURNS OCCURRtD AT SLANT DISTANCES UP TO WITH CHINA WOULD BE TOO HEAVY A TASK FOR WHICH OCCURRED IN DARKNESS. THE RBWAN RE ABOUT 345 MILES," HE SAID. "THE ATOMIC THE ASIAN STATES ALONE. CEIVED A THREE-fOOT HOLE IN ITS PORT BOW. ENERGY COMMISSION CONCLUDED THAT 'THERE THE PROSPECT OF SUCCESS WOULD DEPEND ON THE SOVIET SHIP FLASHED A MESSAGE TO THE WOULD BE SOME DANGER TO HUMAN BtlNGS AT INVOLVING ONE OF THE MAJOR POWERS, NAMELY DESTROYER SAYING IT SUSJA1NED A TWO-YARD DISTANCES GREATER THAN 200 MILES UNDER SIMILAR CIRCUMSTANCES. I" THE UNITED STATES, THOUGH Ir THE SOVIET HOLE IN ITS STERN BUT NO ASSISTANCE WAS R~ UNION WERE INCLINED TO THE TASK SHE WOULD OU I RED. "A ID-MEGATON WARHEAD EXPLODING AT AN HAVE MANY ADVANTAGES IN UNDERTAKING IT, THE DEFENSE DEPARTMENT SAID THE ROWAN, ALTITUDE or 50,000 FEET WOULD CAUSE SECDND THE STUDY ARGUED. HEADING EAST, CROSSED THE PATH OF THE Russ~ DEGREE SKIN BURNS OVER AN A~EA OF 2,000 "HOWEVER, fOR THE TIME BE I NG ONE MUST IAN VESSEL, HEADING SOUTH. THIS MEANT THE SQUARE MILES," HE SAID. "IGNITION OF DR" ASSUME TH~T THE ONLY PROBABLE OUTSIDE ICAN DESTROYER WAS ON THE SOVIET SHlp.S PAPER WOULD OCCUR OVER AN A~EA Of ALMOST SPONSORING POWER I. THE UNITED STATES." RIGHT OR, IN NAVAL TERMINOLOGY, TO ITS STAR 3,000 SQUARE MILES." THE ASIAN POWERS THEMSELVES ARE LESS BOARO, ANO HAD THE RIGHT OF WAY ACCORDING LAPP PREVIOUSLY HAS AftGUED THAT ANTIMIS COMPETENT MILITARILY AND DIPLOMATICALLY TO INTERNATIONAL "RULES OF THE ROAD". SILE DEFENSES WILL BE INErFECTIVE BECAUSE IN RELATION TO CHINA THAN THE WEST EUROPEAN THESE RULES REQUIRE THE SHIP WHICH HAS THEY CAN BE OVERWHELMED OR BYPASSED BY POWERS WERE IN RELATION TO THE SOVIET UNION THE RIGHT OF WAY TO MAINTAIN ITS SPEED AND THE OFf"ENSE. IN THE PERIOD 1949-55, THE STUDY SAID. COURSE SO THAT THE OTHER SHIP CAN ~ANEUVER THIS HAS BEEN CONCEDED BY THE AD~INIST~A R, CHINA IS rAR MORE ADVANCED IN TO AVOID A COLLISION. TION WITH RESPECT TO THE SOVIET UNION, BUT NUCLEAR WEAPONRY OVER ASIA THAN RUSSIA WAS IN ANOTHER DEVELOPMENT, U.S. OFFICIALS IT IS CLAIMtD THE ASM WILL PftOVIOE TEMPOR THEN IN SIMILAR WEAPONS OVER EUROPE. 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