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Democratic National Convention Opens Mercenaries ~ HIGH TIDE lOW TIDE 8.. 26-64 8-26-64 5.8 AT 0~51 0.5 AT 1208 5.2 AT I 12 :Jhe HOURGLASS Vel 5 No 1789 KWAJAlEIN, M4RSHAll ISLANDS TUESDAY 25 AUGUST 1964 DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION OPENS MERCENARIES IIILL ATLANTIC CITY, N.J(UPI)--THE 34TH DEMOCftATIC NATIONAL CINVENTION HEADED FOR ITS OPENING GAVEL TIDAY WITH AN UNRESOLVED DISPUTE OVER ALABAMA AND MISSISSIPPI FIGHT CONGO REBELS STILL THREATENING PARTY UNITY. SALISBURY (UPI)-~HITE SOUTHERN RHI- SCANT HIURS BEFORE THE SCHEDULED 8:30 PM OPENING OF THE CeNVENTIIN, THERE WAS DESIAH VILUNTEERS ANSWERING NITICES STILL NO OFFICIAL WORD OF WHO WOULD REPRESENT MISSISSIPPI. IFFERING MIRE THAN 100 PIUNDS{$280) A THERE WAS ALSI NI FIRM INDICATION IF MINTH Te FIGHT HAVE BEEN ORDERED TI HOW MANY ALABAMA DELEGATES AND AlTER- STAND BY FOR A THURSDAY FLIGHT TI THE HIJMPHREY SEEN AS NATES WIULD SIGN A LIYALTY lATH THAT REBEL-RIDDEN CINGI, IT WAS LEARNED HERE LEADING CONTENDER WOULD GIVE THEM A SEAT IN THE FlOIR. TIDAY. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (UPI)--SENATE ONLY FIVE HAD DINE SI BY EARLY AFTER- A RECRUITING IrrlCER WH' DECLINED TI DEMICRATIC WHIP HUBERT H. HUMPHREY, NOON. IDENTIFY HIMSELr TILD NEWSMEN HE HAD THE PICK IF MANY PARTY PR'FESSIOMALS THE PARTY'S HIGH COMMAND HAD HePED TO BEEN SENT BY THE CINGILESE GOVERNMENT rlR THE OEMICRATIC VICE PRESIDENTIAL aET BOTH DISPUTES SETTLED BY THE TIME IN IRDER TI ENLIST MERCENARIES. SPOT, ASSUMED A RILE TIDAY AS A PEACE- DELEGATES SETTLED INTI THE HUGE AUDI- AN UNDISCLISED NUMBER IF RHIDESIANS MAKER. TIRIUM ON THE BIARDWAlK FOR SEN. JOHN ~WA' EXPECTED Te JIIN THE ALL-WHITE "We: HAVE A lARGE NUMBER OF riGHT PRO­ PASTORE'S KEYNOTE SPEECH AND OTHER OP~-FOREIGN lEGIIN-STYLE rlRCE WHICH IS MOTERS," HUMPHREY SAID. "New WE NEED A lNG-DAY EVENTS. SAID TI BE rlRMING NEAR KAMINA IN CEN- FEW PEACEMAKERS. I THINK THE DEMOCRATIC ••••• TRAL KATANGA rlR HURRIED TRAINING BE­ PARTY IS IN THE ReAD TO VICTIRY. WE FORE ENGAGING THE CINGI REBELS. SEEK UNDERSTANDING, HARMONY AND ACCIM­ STUDENTS WANT ..... M.DATleNS." KHANH TO RESIGN HUMPHREY, MINNESOTA'S EFFUSIVE MAN­ CALLS MISSISSIP~I IN-MOTION, REMAINED THE MAN MIST DEMO­ SAIGeN (UPI)--TWI THOUSAND STUDENTS CRATIC lEADERS EXPECTED PRESIDENT JIHN­ PROTESTING SOUTH V,ET NAM's ONE-MAN LAWMAKERS HOODLUMS SON TO PICK AS HIS RUNNING MATE. BUT RULE RANSACKED THE GIVERNMENT'S INFIR- ATLANTIC CITY {UPI)--REP. ADAM CLAY- OTHER CANDIDATES lOOMED IN THE SPECU- MAl liN MINISTRY TIDAY AND MARCHED TIN POWELL, (D-N.Y.) YESTERDAY DENIUN- lATIIN, tNE OF THE Tep TIPICS OF C'N­ THRIUGH THE CITY BREAKING SCHIlL WIN- CED TWI MISSISSIPPI SENATIRS AND A VERSATIIN IN THIS CONVENTION CITY. DIWS AND DRAGGING FELLIW SCHllARS IUT CINGRESSMAN, ALL FELLIW OEMICRATS, AS ONE OF THESE WAS HUMPHREY'S MINNESOTA IF' ClASSRIIMS. "THE NUMBER INE HOIDLUMS OF THIS NA- COLLEAGUE, SEN. EUGENE J. MCCARTHY. SCREAMING STUDENTS TIRE DIWN THE LICK- TION." OTHERS BEING MENTIONED WERE GIV. ED­ ED IRON GATES IN FRINT .F THE PIlICE- SPEAKING AT A CIVIL RIGHTS RALLY MUND G. (PAT) BROWN IF CALIFORNIA, GUARDED MINISTRY BUILDING. SPINSORED BY THE NATIINAL ASSICIATI.N SENSe MIKE MANSFIELD OF MONTANA, EDMUND THEY RAN THRIUGH THE OFFICES, SMASH- FeR THE ADVANCEMENT Ir ClllRED PEIPLE, MUSKIE OF MAINE, J. WilLIAM fUlBRIGHT ING WINDIWS, TABLES, CHAIRS AND TYPE- ON THE EVE OF THE DEMICRATIC NATIONAL eF ARKANSAS AND MAyeR RIBERT f. WAGNER WRITERS. CONVENT.IN, THE NEGRI CONGRESSMAN USED I' NEW YIRK CITY. THEY TIRE TELE~HINES FRIM THE WALLS THE TERM TI ATTACK SENSe JIHN STENNIS AND SCATTERED DOCUMENTS ACRISS THE AND JA~ES O. EASTLAND AND REP. JIHN FlI.RS. BEll WilLIAMS. BANDITS MAKE RAID FIR THE FIRST TIME SINCE ANTI-GOVERN- PIWElL SAID HIS HARLEM DISTRICT HAD ALGHER8, SARDINIA (UPI)--EIGHT MASKED MENT DEMINITRATIIN STARTED IN FRIDAY, PRe.UCED SOME HII.LUMS BUT NOTHING T' AND ARMED BANDITS RAIDED A CLIFFT'P THE STUDENTS CALLED FIR THE RESIGNATION MATCH THE KIND MISSISSIPPI SENDS TO RECIRD HOP NEAR HERE lAST NIGHT AND IF ~OlDIER-PRESIDENT NGUYEN KHANH. CONGRESS. RELIEVED ABOUT 70 VACATIONERS OF VALUA- "DOWN WITH DICTATIRSHIP," THEY SHIUT­ BLES weRTH BETWEEN $6,000 AND $11,000. [D. "OlWN WITH KHANH." PlllCE SAID THE OCTET WALKED INTO •• 0 •• EPIDEMIC CONFIRMED lilA S,ESTA" N I GHTSPIT ABIUT FIVE MILES MA I D DRO'''NS SA BY WASH I NGTIN (UPI )--GOVERNMENT IFF I C- FROM HERE AND ORDERED THOSE INSIDE TO " IALS HERE CINFIRMED TIDAY THAT THERE liE DOWN ON THE DANCE FLOOR UNDER THE TOKYO {UPt)--POlIC[ ANNIUNCEO TIDAY HAS BEEN AN [PIDEMIC or SIMETHING liKE THREAT or TH[IR SUBMACHINE GUNS AND THAT A 17-YEAR-OLO MAID CONFESSED SHE INrLUENZA ON WaLEAI ATOLL IN THE U.S. RIFLES. DRGWNED THE rIVE-MINTH-OlD SIN 0' WE~L- PACIFIC TRUST TERRITIRY WITH A NUM8ER THE lA SIESTA PROPRIETOR, WHO THOUGH' KNIWN JAPANESE SINGER-ACTIR TADAI TAKA- IF DEATHS, ALL AMIMG MIRE ELDERLY PEO- IT WAS A JIKE, WAS KNOCKED TI THE SHIMA IN A BATHTUB IN THE TAKASHIMA HIM PLE. FlOIR TI SERVE AS AN EXAMPLE FOR THE EARLY TIDAY. BUT THEY SAID THE DISEASE APPEARED OTHERS. THE MAID SAID SHE KilLED THE BABY BE- UNDER CONTRll NIW, AS THE lAST KNIWN ••••• CAUSE TAKASHIMA AND HIS WIFE, FORMER CASE IS A WEEK ILD. OVER 30 PERSONS MISS I NG SINCE ACTRESS SUM I HANAYI, HAD NEGLECTED HER THEY SAl D REPIRTS I' THE IUTBREAK FOOTBR I DGEROijieRRJ~fP[DSSCOOLARB6El[ reR THE BABY'S NURSE, ACCORD I NG TO Pt- WERE DELA YEO BY UNCERTA IN RAD II CtMMUN- PUtRTI O~DAZ, VENEZUELA (UPI)-~FEARS LICE. ICATIIN AND FAilURE IF AN AMPHIBIIUS RISE TIDAY THAT THE TURBULENT RAPIDS OF Ifl, THERE IS NI BABY, THEN MR. ANI AIRPlAND TI lAND AT A SUITABLE lAGIIN THE CARINI RIVER MAY HAVE CLAIMED MeRE MRS. TAKASHIMA WIULD NIT NEED THE BABY'S DUE TI A TRIPI CAL STIRM. THAN 30 LIVES YESTERDAY WHEN A FOIT- NURSE," THE MAID WAS QUeTED BY PlllCE ••••• BRIDGE CILLAPSED UNDER THE WEIGHT OF AS SAYING. Itl THERErlRE DECIDED TI PUT GALLUP POLL SHOW~ REPUBLICANS DIZENS I' SIGHTSEERS. THE BABY INTI THE BATHTUB." SWITCHING IN FAVOR OF JOHN~ON ONLY INE BODY HAS BEEN RECIVERED, WASHINGTIN (UPI)--P~ESIDENT JIHNSIN'! AND MeRE THAN 30 ARE IFrlCIALLY DESIG­ HURRICANE CLEO HITS DOMINICAN IMAGE WAS 811STtD YESTERDAY 8Y A PUBlI( NATED MISSING ON THE BASIS 0' A CENSUS REPUBLIC WITH 140 MPH WINDS IPINION PilL IND'CATING HE WAS lEADING OF THE 450 DELEGATES TI A NATIINAl SAN JUAN, PUERTI RICI {UPI)--HURRIQNE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE BARRY M. G'lDWAT~ TEACHERS CONVENT liN HERE. CLEI BY-PASSED THE VIRGIN ISLANDS AND BY A COMrlRTABLE 68 TI 32. THE TEACHERS, WHI SWARMED IVER THE PUERTI RICI AND EARLY TeDAY CllSED IN A GAllUP PilL PUBLISHED BY THE WASH­ TOURIST PARK THAT STRADDLES THE FALLS, IN HISPANIIlA WITH WINDS UP TI 140 INGTIN PIST IN THE EVE IF THE DEMICRAT ACCIUNTED FOR MIST or THE VICTIMS. MilES AN HIUR. NATIIHAL CINVENT.IN IN ATLANTIC C,TY OfFICIAL BUllETIN IT WAS THE THIRD TRIPI CAL STIRM OF ALSI REVEALED THAT 27 PERCENT or REP­ THE SEASIN AND THE rlRST IF HURRICANE 1 DUTY OfFICER fOR KWAJAlEIN TEST SITE UBLICAN VITERS WERE PREPARING T8 DESERl t DATE: NAME: HOME PHONE: rlRCE (OVER 75 MilES AN HIUR). SIUTHERN GllDWATER AND VITE FIR JIHNSIN IN NI~~ , 25AuG64 rr:-COl. W.J. NELSON 646 PARTS Ir THE DeMINICAN REPUBLIC AND ..... HAITI, WHICH SHARE THE ISLAND IF HISPAN­ 20AuG64 IT. COL. M.J. SMALL 585 W~N BORE STilLBORN SEPTUPlETS IOLA, WERE EXPECTED Te GET THE BRUNT OF 27AuG64 CAPTAIN JoJ. OaseRN 2317 UPPSALA, SWEDEN (UPI)--A 30-YEAR-llD 28AuG64 CAPTAIN R.M. BAKER 2ij97 I T EARL Y TllIDA Y• WIMAN WHI PREVIIUILY WAS UNABLE TI • 2~UG64 CWO J.D. KEELING 644 rlRST FRAGMENTARY REPIRTS FRIM SANT • BEAR CHILDREN BIRE STIlL80RN SEPTUPLET! 130AuG64 MAJOR J.O. SAMMINS 2289 OOMINGI, CAPITAL OF THE DIMINICAN RE­ -- SEVEN BABIES -- HISPITAL AUTHIR.TIE! PUBLIC, SAID CLEf WAS UPR.ITING TREES, 31AuG62 MAJIR R.M. THAYER 2109 CON"RMED TIDAY. TEARING A.OFS orF HIUSES AND RAISING *INDICATES WEEKENDS ANDleR HeLICAYS ALL SEVEN BABIES, WHICH WERE BIRN DUTY OFFICER IS THE KWAJALEIN TEST SITE FIVE-FO'T WAVES AllNG THE ClAST. FOUR MINTHS PREMATURELY AT THE UNIVER­ COMMANDING OFrlCER's REPRESENTATIVE ..... SITY HISPITAL, WERE DEAD AT BIRTH. DURING OTHER THAN NORMAL DUTY HIURS. TeMoRRIW IS THE ~AST DAY Te PICK UP THE STIRY WAS D.SCLISED AT A GYNE­ EYEGLASSES AT THE HeSPITAL THAT WERE COLIGISTS MEETING J~.~INDIN • •• nI:"AJ:'''''- ~ .t..T ..... TLI PAGE 2 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 25 AUGUST 1964 PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE FOX BITES BOY TIME TO HALT APPEARANCES OF COMMANDING OFfiCER, KWAJALEIN TEST SITE, DOVER, ENGLAND, (UPI)--AN UNWISE fOX GROUP DRIVING KIDS TO HYSTERIA MARSHALL ISLANDS, CONTRACT DA-0IOO21- WHO alT THE HAND TRYING TO 00 A GOOD SEATTLE, WASH. (UPI}--THE SUPERVISOR AMC-90004 (Y) (NI 23-{61756) 35133A PMR) DEED WAS KILLED NEAR HERE TODAY BY AN Of WASHINGTON STATE'S CHILD-GUIDANCE WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATES. INSPECTOR Of THE ROYAL SOCIETY fOR THE CENTERS YESTERDAY URGED THAT NO MORE THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY PREVENTION Of CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. PERFORMANCES Of THE BEATLES BEALLOWED MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE fOR THE INSPECTOR WAS CALLED AfTER A BOY AND ATTACKED PARENTS "fOR ALLOWING NOTICES IS 4 P,M. DAY BEfORE PUBLICATION WAS BITEN SEVERELY. THE fOX ATTACKED CHILDREN A MAD, EROTIC WORLD Of THEIR AND DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS 10 A.M. THE BOY, WHO WAS TRYING TO C~AX THE IOWN." DAY OF PUBLICATION. ANIMAL Ofr A BUSY ROAD TO TEND ITS DR.
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