HIGH TIDE 7-12-64 6.0 .,AT- ~2 4.6 AT 1828 7-13-64 5.7 AT 0640 4.4 AT 1910 , VOL. 5 NO. 1761 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS SATURDAY I I JULY 1964

HEAR CONVENTION ON AFRS ~ISTCRIAN SPECIAL SHORTWAVE rEATURE or AFRS, FINDS EVIDENCE FLRMER KWAJAlE I N! PRESIDENT WAS LEADING DOUBLE LIFE HIGH LIGHTS or THE REPUBLICAN NEW YORK (UPI)--A HISTORIAN HAS UNCOVERED A CACHE or MORE THAN 250 lOVE lET- NA11~NAL CONVENTION BEGINNING MON- TERS WRITTEN BY THE lATE PRESID~NT WARREN ~. HARDING TO A MARiON, OHIO, WOMAN DAY IN SAN fRANCISCO. (13 JULY). WHilE BOTH WERE MARRIED TO SEPARATE SPOUSES, THE NEW YORK T,MES REPORTED TODAY.! AIR T,MES: THE TIMES QUOTES HISTORIAN FRANCIS RUSSEL AS HAVING REID THE LETTERS HARDING MONDAY 5:00 A.M. TO 8:00 A.M. PENNED TO MRS. JAMES PHILLIPS, WirE OF A MARiON DEPARTMENT STORE OWNER, BETWEEN TUESDAY 11:00 A.M. TO 3:00 P.M. 1909 AND 1920. HARDING WAS ELECTED TO THl WHITE HOUSE IN 1920. WEDNESDAY 8:45 A.M. TO 1:30 P M. ONE lETTER INDICATES MRS. PHILLIPS ASKED HARDING rOR MONEY TO KEEP THEIR ROMA~ THURSDAY 11:30 A.M. TO 3:00 P.M. CE QUIET AFTER HE BECAME THE REPUBLICAN NOMINF"F" rOR PRESIDENT, RUSSELL TOLD THE! fRIDAY II: 15 A.M. TO 3:00 P.M. TIMES. HARDING WAS REPORTED TO HAVE OF- :------..:...----~------THREE CI VI L RI GHTS RERED $5,000 A YEAR TO HER DURING HIS I f LATFCRM DRAfTERS WORKERS ARE BEATEN TE~~M~; ~~:~~~;R RoWo ApPLE JR. QUOTED I RE[;'Q'RTED DEADLOC1ED JACKSON, MISS. (UPI)--THRE£ CIVIL R!~RUSSELl, WHO IS PREPARING A BIOGRAPHY OF, r " HTS WORKERS WERE ATTACKED BY TWO WHITES HARDiNG, AS SAYING THAT THE lATE PRES- I SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)--REPUBlICAN PAR­ IN HATTIESBURG TODAY ABOUT THE TIME FE~ IDENT WAS CARRYING ON AFFAIRS WITH TWO I TY PLATFORM DRArTERS DEADLOCKED TODAY ERAL BUREAu or INVESTIGATION D,RECTOR WOMEN WHILE MARRIED. ION THE POLITiCAllY EXPLOSIVE CIVil RI~ I J. EDGAR HOOVER WAS CONrERRING WITH GOV. SEVERAL lETTERS WERE WRITTEN ON OFFIC-l HTS PLANK OF THEIR 1964 CAMPAIGN DOCU- I PAUL B. JOHNSON ON THE DISAPPEARANCE or IAL STATIONERY or THE UNITED STATES SEN-I,MENT. THREE OTHER INTEGRATIONISTS. ATE, or WHICH HARDING WAS A MEMBER ~rORE THE PLATFORM COMMITTEEwS EXECUTIVE HATTIESBURG POLICE SAID THE WHITES, BEING ELECTED PRESIDENT, ACCORDING TO ! COMMITTEE, WHICH IS WRITING THE DOCU- ONE WIELDING AN IRON BAR, ATTACKED LAW- RUSSELL. i MENT, BROKE UP AT DAWN ArTER AN ALL- RENCE D. SPEARS, 21, DAVID OwEN, 19, ANt (CONTINUED ON PAGE 3) i NIGHT SESSION BEHIND CLOSED DOORS. RABBI ARTHUR LELYVELD, 51. CGNDUCT GF CCUPLE I COMMITTEE MEMBERS INDICATED THAT All WERE HOSPITALIZED WITH CUTS AND r ISOME PROGRESS WAS MADE IN WORKING OUT BRUISES. LOIWERED fiLM VALUE SECTiONS CRITICIZING THE DEMOCRATS AND HOOVER SPENT 50 MINUTES ON THE ST~TUS I OUTLINiNG THE GENERAL GOP OBJECTIVES OF THE SEARCH rOR THREE C I V I L RIGHTS wm- SAN FRANC ISCO (Up I )--A ,6 ~M I LLI ON . TH I SELECT ION YEAR. KERS WHO DROPPED FROM SIGHT AT PHILADEL- lAWSUIT CHARGING THAT THE tONDUCT or I ••••• PHIA, MISS ••• NEARLY THREE WEEKS AGO. ELIZABETH TAYLOR AND RIC"'ARD BURTON WR-! 'II ILL MA LE TE~T CASE o. • • • I NG FILM I NG or "CLEOPATRA U LOWERED THE I n 1\ ~ MOVIE'S VALUE WAS FILED IN FEDERAL 0.5-1 WASHiNGTON (UPI)--THE GOVERNMENT AS"", STOWAWAY JUMPS SHIP TRICT COURT YESTERDAY BY THEATRE OWNE~.,ED TODAY FOR APPOINTMENT OF A THREE-MAN VANCOUVER (UPI)--A KOREAN STOWAWAY WHO THE SUIT WAS BROUGHT AGAINST MISS TAYtFEDERAl COURT rOR THE FIRST MAJOR TEST APPARENTLY JUMPED rROM A PANAMANIAN rR~ lOR, BURTON AND TWENTIETH CENTURy-Fox 10F THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF THE NEW IGHTER LAST NIGHT NEA~ VANCOUVER HARBOR FILM CORP. THE MOVIE THEATRES AllEGED C,Vil RIGHTS ACT. WAS WELL PREPARED FO A SWIM ASHORE THAT TWENTIETH CENTURy-Fox WAS AT rAULT THAT WAS THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENTrS A~ REPORTS rROM THE v£SSEl "SARA" SAID FOR rAILING TO CONTROL THE COUPLE'S CO~ SWER TO THE FIRST SUIT CHALLENGING THE TODAY YUANG YUlN WHAN USED A lARGE AM­ DUCT. LAW SIGNED BY PRESIDENT JOHNSON ONLY,' OUNT or BUTTER rROM THE SHIP'S STORES TO PLAINTIFFS IN THE SUIT ARE UNITED A~ E'GHT DAYS AGO. THE SUIT WAS FILED BY GREASE 1-'. ISElr FOR TH[ CHILLY SWIM. TISTS THEATRE CO. or MICHIGAN AND PENN THE HEART OF ATLANTA MOTEL, ATLANTA, OrFICIAlS BELIEVED HE MAY BE HEADED FEDERAL CORS., A P,TTSBURGH COMPANY IGEORGIA, ONLY TWO HOURS ArTER THE LAW rOR THE UNITED STATES WHERE HE WAS ~WN ••• lWENT INTO EFFECT. TO HAVE CONTACTS. URGES COMM ITTEE TO CLOSE RANKS ATTY. GEN. ROBERT. F. KENNEDY SA I D AND END PETTY FEUD ING IN PARTY THE DE PARTMENT' 5 MOVE PAVES THE WAY AIRPORT WORKERS'STRIKE OVER SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)--SENATOR BARRY rOR AN EARLY TEST OF THE LAW'S PUBLIC RELOCATION OF CAR PARKING LOT GOLDWATER, CONVINCED THAT HE HAS THE ACCOMODAT10NS SECTION OUTLAWING DISCRI~ LONDON (UPI)--THOUSANDS or AIRLINE PA& REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION WI~- INATION BY PRIVATELY OWNED FACILITIES SENGERS rOUND THEIR rLIGHTS CANCELLED OR IN HIS GRASP, APPEALED TO THE PARTY'S OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, SUCH AS MOTELS. DELAYED TODAY WHEN 1,500 LONDON A,RPORT PlATrORM COMMITTEE TODAY TO CLOSE RANKS WORKERS WENT ON A 24-HOUR STRIKE TO PRO- AND END "PETTY rUED I NG or PARTY rACTIQIIS.' UoSo ARMY ENCf~ttD MAN DIE~ TEST THE RELOCATION or THEIR AUTOMOBILE GOLDWATER AVOIDED RECOMMENDING ANY TODAY WHEN LAND MINE EXPLODE~ PARKING LOT o SPECIFIC PLANKS TO THE 100-MEMBER COM- SAIGON (UPI)--A U.S. ARMY ENLISTED BRITISH EUROPEAN A,RWAYS (SEA) CANCEl- MITTEE IN A GENERAL PRESENTATION OF HIS MAN WAS KILLED BY A lAND MINE TODAY AND LED ALL ITS 88 MORNING AND ArTERNOON Fl~ PHilOSOPHY THAT orrERED AN OLIVE BRANCH TWO OTHER AMERICAN SOLDIERS WERE WOUN~ GHTS TO THE CONTINENT AND OTHER PARTS or TO HIS ARCH-RIVAL, PENNSYLVANIA GOV. OED IN SEPARATE CLASHES IN THE MEKONG BRITAIN. THE AIRLINE ESTIMATED ITS LOSS WilliAM W. SCRANTON DELTA WEST or SAIGON. OF REVENUE AT ABOUT 140,000 POUNDS ($39~ •• A LAND MINE EXPLODED BENEATH THE AR- 000) • CURFFW ORDERED AS RESULT OF MORED PERSONNEL CARRIER IN WHICH THE THE STRIKERS WERE ANGERED BY THE AVI~ RACIAL VIOLENCE IN TUSCALOOSA SOlDBER KiLLED WAS RIDING DURING AN TION MINISTRY'S DECISION TO MOVE THEIR TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA (UPI)--AN 8 P.M. OPERATUON 18 MILES WEST OF SAIGON. CAR PARK TO A LOCATION A MilE AND A HALr CURrEW HAS BEEN ORDERED HERE AS A RE- AN AMERICAN orrlCER ABOARD THE ARM­ rROM THEIR JOBS. SUlT or RACIAL VIOLENCE SPARKED BY A ORED VEHICLE WAS WOUNDED. FALSE RUMOR THAT TELEVISION STAR JACK ANOTHER AMERICAN ARMY orrleER WAS WILL HELP EMBATTLED NATION PAlANCE HAD ESCORTED A YOUNG NEGRO WO­ WOUNDED TWO HOURS LATER. HE WAS HIT BY MANilA, (UPI)--THE PHiliPPINES HAVE MAN TO A lOCAL MOVIE. COMMUNITS VaET CONG GUNrlRE WHEN THE PREPARED TO JOIN THE UNITED STATES AND THE CITY COMMISSION ORDERED THE CUR­ REDS AMBUSHED THE V,ETNAMESE UNIT HE OTHER FREE WORLD AlliES IN ASSISTING rEW AND WARNED THAT NO ONE UNDER 21 WAS ADV!SiNG, 23 MILES WEST or HERE. SOUTH V,ET NAM IN ITS WAR AGAINST THE YEARS OF AGE WILL BE PERMITTED ON THE ••••• COMMUNISTS "STREETS OR PUBLIC WAYS" BETWEEN THE BEL!EVES THREE MISSING MEN ARE DEAD THE PHilIPPINE CONGRESS VOTED ONE MIL­ HOURS OF 8 P M. AND 5 A.M. JACKSON, MISS. (UPI)--FBI DIRECTOR J. LION PESOS (ABOUT $250,000) FOR AN ECON­ THE ORDER DOES NOT APPLY TO UNIVERSiTY EDGAR HOOVER SAJD TODAY HE 15 INCLINED OMIC AND TECHNICAL CONTINGENT WHICH WilL OF ALABAMA STUDENTS, OR TO PERSONS EN TO BELIEVE THE THREE MISSING C,Vil BE DISPATCHED TO THE EMBATTLED NATION. ROUTE TO OR rROM EMPLOYMENT RIGHTS WORKERS ARE DEAD. THE CONTINGENT, CONSISTING OF MEDICAL TEAMS, CIVIC ACTION AND PSYCHOLOGICAL MORPHINE IS SEIZED CHESS CLUB MEETS TOMORROW WARrARE EXPERTS AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT HONG KONG (UPI)--THE BIGGEST SEIZURE THE CHESS CLUB MEETS AT I O';lOCK TO- WORKERS, IS EXPECTED TO LEAVE FOR VIET or MORPHINE SINCE 1959 WAS MADE TODAY MORROW ArTERNOON IN THE ROOM ADJACENT NAM WITHIN A MONTH. BY THE PREVENTIVE SERVICE ABOARD THE TO THE L,BRARY IN THE SPECIAL SERVICES ••••• LLOYD TRIESTINO LINER ASIA ON ITS ARRIV-BUJLDING. MEMBERS PLAY UNTIL 6 O'CLOCK ARLINGTON, VAiuPI)--ADM. CLAUDE V. RICK- Al FROM SINGAPORE AND EUROPEAN PORTS. AND VBS!TORS ARE WELCOME FREE INSTRUCT- ETTS, V,CE CHIEr OF NAVAL OPERATtONS, WHO S,XTY-FIVE BLOCKS or MORPHINE WERE IONS ARE AVAILABLE TO ANYONE WANTING TO DIED MONDAY OF A HEART ATTACK, WAS BURIED FOUND IN TWO LEATHER SUITCASES ABANDO~ lEA~N 1HE GAME. PLENTY OF QUAllrlED IN- WITH rilL MILITARY HONORS HERE TODAY. IN A CABIN. WITH A VALUE OF $2,OiOOO. SrRlJCTORS AB~ ~'t'AIL.ABLE PAGE 2 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 'I JULV- 1964 PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE COM­ VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL BEGINS MONDAY NO APPARENT REASON fOU~O MANDING OFFICER KWAJALEIN TEST SITE, fHE PROTESTANT VBS WILL ME[T MONDAY FOR CRASH Of UNITED AIRLINER MARSHALL ISLANDS, CONTRACT NI23 THROUGH SATURDAY, 9 00-1 I 00 A.M , IN NEWPORT, TENN {UPI }-- A FOUR-ENGINE (61756) 35133A (PMR) WITH GLOBAL A8- THE fOLLOWING ROOMS OF THE GEORGE SEITZ UNITED AIRLINES VISCOUNT APPARENTLY SOCI ATES. SCHOOL (THE CHILD SHOULD SELECT THE ERUPTED INTO FLAMES IN FLIGHT LAST NIGH THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY MON­ CLASS WHICH HE WAS IN DURING THIS PAST AND PLUNGED ITS 39 OCCUPANTS TO THEIR DAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE FOR SCHOOL YEAR.) DEATHS IN THE RUGGED FOOTHILLS OF THE NOTICES IS 4 P M DAY BEFORE PUBLICA­ 3 Yilt OLDS IN ROOM 114 GREAT S~OKY MOUNTAINS TION DEADLINE fOR NEWS ITEMS IS 10 4 YR. OLDS IN KINDERGARTEN TRAILERS NATIONAL GUARDSMEN CORDONED OFF THE A M DAY Of PUBLICATION KINDERGARTEN IN ROOMS 5 ~ND 6 AREA WHILE FBI AGENTS AND A 12-MAN THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO 1ST GRADE IN ROOMS 7 AND 8 TEAM FROM THE CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD EDIT COpy RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION 2ND GRADE IN ROOMS 2 AND 3 (CAB) INVESTIGATED THE POSSIBILITY OF 3RD GRADE IN ROOMS 21 AND 22 "ANY FEDERAL VIOLATION" IN THE CRASH EDITOR. H EDW MCKINNEY 4TH GRADE IN ROOM 23 THERE WAS NO IMMEDIATE INDICATION OF 5TH GRADE IN ROOM 17 A BOMB ABOARD THE A I RL I NER, THE FBI SAl D, WHITE MOB DISPERSED WITH bTH GRADE IN ROOM 19 BUT NOTED THEBE WAS NO APPARENT REASON TEAR GAS AT ALABAMA THEATER JR. HIGH IN ROOM 113 FOR THE CRASH Of THE PLANE FROM PHILA­ TUSCALOOSA, ALA (UPI )-- A THEATER AN ADULT CLASS WILL BE OFFERED EACH DELPHIA TO HUNTSVILLE, ALA. OWNER SAID EARLY TODAY THAT AN ANGRY EVENING FROM 7 30-9 00 P.M. IN ROOM EYEWITNESSES GAVE CONFLICTING REPORTS, CROWD THREATENED MOVIE AND TELEVISION 24 THE TITLE OF THE COURSE I~ "CHRIS­ SOME SAID THEY SAW THE PLANE APPARENTLY STAR JACK PALANCE LAST NIGHT WHEN HE TIAN BELIEFS" AND WILL BE TAUGHT BY EXPLODE IN THE AIR, TUMBLING BODIES I ATTENDED A MOVIE WHERE RACIAL VIOLENCE CHAPL AI N MAR KVE THROUGH THE SKY WHILE OTHERS SAID THEY! BROKE OUT. to ). A NURSERY WILL BE PROVIDED IN THE SAW THE PLANE I TS BOTTOM AF I RE, CRASH I PALANCE, HIS WIFE AND FOUR CHILDREN TEMPORARY ISLAND NURSERY, QTR 483-8 INTO A HILLSIDE AND BURST INTO FLAME. WERE WHISKED AWAY TO SAfETY IN A POL­ THE PILOT, CAPT. OLIVER E SABATKE, ICE PATROL CAR. IMPROVEMENTS BEING MADE 41, OF WASHINGTON, GAVE NO INDICATION A MOB OF SOME 300 ANGRY WHITES HURLED "NOTICED ANY WHITE TRASH CANS LATELY'? Of TROUBLE IN HIS LAST RADIO CONTACT, BOTTLES, BRICKS AND STONES AT THE "SEEN THE "GIRL WATCHERS" BENCHES AT 13 MINUTES BEFORE THE CRASH AT 7:15 I THEATER, BREAKING A PLATE GLASS WINDOW THE POST OFFICE?? P M. EDT ON A STEEP RIDGE ABOUT 8 MILES AND WRECKING THE MARQUEE. "NOTICED ACTIVITY IN BARRACK READING FROM THIS EAST TENNESSEE COMMUNITY THEATER MANAGER RICHARD E. YOUNG SAID AND "REC" ROOMS?? PALANCE WAS APPARENTLY THE INNOCENT "ALL THE ABOVE, AND MUCH, MUCH MORE REPUDIATES CONFESSION THAT SENT VICTIM Of A REPORT THAT HE HAD ESCORT­ IS HAPPENING -- OR GOING TO HAPPEN TO TWO OTHERS TO THE PRISON ED A NEGRO WOMAN T~ THE THEATER. MAKE KWAJALEIN A MORE PLEASANT PLACE TO ST. PAUL, M,NN. (UPI )-- THE CONFESSED fliT WAS NOT :TRUE," YOUNG SAID. "PA­ LIVE. SLAYER OF ST. PAUL HEIRESS CAROL THOMP­ LANCE CAME HERE WITH HIS WIFE AND fOUR "GLOBAL ASSOCIATES HAVE LAUNCHED AN SON HAS ALLEGEDLY REPUDIATED HIS CON­ CHI LDREN ALL OUT "CLEAN-UP, PAINT-UP, PLANT-UP" FESSION WHICH SAID HE WAS HIRED TO CARR~ "I DON'T KNOW HOW THE RUMOR GOT START CAMPAIGN. WITH THE ARMY'S SPONSORSHIP, OUT THE MURDER BY THE VICTIM'S HUSBAND ED BUT IT SPREAD LIKE WILDFIRE" THIS CAMPAIGN IS GOING AHEAD AS QUICKLY IN A STORY IN THE ST PAUL PIONEER­ A FORCE Of ABOUT 40 HELMETED POLICE­ AS POSSIBLE TO GET ALL OF THE ISLAND PRESS TODAY, DICK ANDERSON REPORTEDLY MEN MOVED IN WITH TEAR GAS AND HIGH­ LOOKING BETTER CLEAftED AT~ORNEY T. EUGENE THOMPSON AND PRESSURE HOSES TO DISPERSE THE Moe. "WE WILL SOON HAVE SOME "SIDEWALK NORMAN MASTRIAN OF ANY PART IN THE CRIME. "PALANCE TOLD ME HE WAS IN TUSCALOOSA CAfE" TABLES AT THE SNACK BAR, A PATIO THOMPSON AND MASTRIAN WERE BOTH FOUND WITH HIS WIFE TO VISIT HER RELATIVES ROOF AT THE TEEN CLUB -- AND A HOST Of GUILTY OF FIRST DEGREE MURDER AND ARE AT NORTHPORT, ALABAMA." YOUNG SAID OTHER "GOOD I ES" • SERVING LIFE TERMS IN THE STILLWATER "As SOMEONE ONCE SAID, "STICK WITH STATE PRISON. BALLERINA CANCELS ~NGAGEMENT TO US AND WE WILL GIVE YOU DIAMONDS", WELL THE STORY SAID THE UNSIGNED, HANDWRIT­ BE WiTH HER STRICKEN HUSBAND NOT QUITE, BUT WE WILL DO OUR BEST TO TEN STATEMENT, WRITTEN ON NINE SHEETS STOKE MANDEVILLE, ENG. (UPI )-- DAME GIVE YOU A NtCE ISLAND." OF PAPER, WAS CONFISCATED WHILE BEING MARGOT F~~TEYN, BRITAIN'S PRIMA BAL­ CIRCULATED AROUND THE PRISON YARD AT LERINA, KEPT A VIGIL TODAY AT THE BED­ SHE FORGOT HER PASSPORT STILLWATER ANDERSON IS ~LSO SERVING A SIDE OF HER CRITICALLY ILL HUSBAND, PARIS (UPI )-- FRENCH POLICE TODAY LifE PRISON TERM AFTER PLEADING GUILTY PANAMANIAN DIPLOMAT D~. ROBERT ARIAS NEARLY TURNED BACK DAME PATTIE MENZIES, TO A MURDER CHARGE ARIAS, fORMER PANAMANIAN AMBASSADOR WIFE OF AUSTRALIAN PRIME MINISTER Ro­ THE STATEMENT SAID ANDERSON ADMITTED TO BRITAIN, WAS SHOT fOUR TIMES BY A BERT MENZIES, WHEN SHE ARRIVED AT ORLY KILLING MRS. THOMPSON BUT RATHER THAN POLIT'CAL RIVAL LAST MONTH IN PANAMA AIRPORT FROM LONDON WITHOUT HER PASS­ PEING ~IHrRED JOB, WAS DONE DURING A CITY HE WAS fLOWN TO LONDON SATURDAY PORT. DAYLIGHT ROBBER WHICH NETTED HIM LESS FCR SPECIAL TREATMENT FOR PARALYSIS, DAME PATTIE FLEW HERE PRIVATELY FOR THAN $25 AND fELL INTO A SUDDEN COMA WEDNESDAY A DIY'S SHOPPING IN PARIS HER HUSBAND THE HOSPITAL ISSUED A BULLETIN YES­ IS ATTENDING THE COMMONWEALTH PRIME SUBMARINE BASE ESTABLiSHED TERDAY "THERE HAS BEEN A SUDDEN DETER­ MINISTER'S CONFERENCE IN LONDON KUALA LUMPUR (UPI )-- THE CHIEF M,NIS­ IORATION l~ DR. ARIAS'S CONDITION DUE DAME PATTIE EXPLAINED SHE HAD FORGOT- TER OF TRENGGANU STATE, IBRAHIM FIKRI, TO CHEST IN-ECTION CAUSED BY BULLETS IN TEN HER PASSPORT BUT AIRPORT POLICE CLAIMED THURSDAY INDONESIA HAD ESTABLISH~ HIS LUNGS II SAID SHE COULD NOT LAND UNLESS SHE COULDED A SUBMARINE BASE AT NATUNA ISLAND, DAME MARGOT WAS SCHEDULED TO DANCE PROVE HER IDENTITY 200 MILES OFF THE EAST COAST Of MALAYA TONIGHT IN SPOLETT, ITALY WITH RUDOLf SHE WAS RESCUED BY A FRENCH AIR HOS- THE ISLAND IS LOCATED IN THE SOUTH NUREYEV IN A PREMIER Of THE RUSSIAN TESS, ASSIGNED TO SEE HER THROUGH AIR­ CHINA SEA BETWEEN THE MALAY PENINSULA BALLET RAYMONDA BUT SHE CANCELLED HER PORT fORMALITIES THE HOSTESS CONFIRMED AND MALAYSIA's TWO STATES ON THE ISLAND THREE-WEEK APPEARANCE YESTERDAY AND DAME PATTIE'S IDENTITY AND POLICE ALLOW OF BORNEO FLEW HERE TO BE WITH HER HUSBAND. EO HER IN FIKRI SAID IN A SPEECH THE ESTABLISH- MENT Of THE BASE WAS PART OF INDONESIA's

SHE DIDN'T WANT TICKET' PAYS TRIBUTE TO JACKIE PLANS TO "CRUSH MALAYSIA It EAST HARTFORD, CONN. (UPI )-- AN EN­ WASHINGTON (UPI )-- SEN MIKE MANSfIEL) FIKRI APPEALED TO ALL MALAYSIANS TO RAGED YOUNG WOMAN DRIVER ATTACKED A SAID YESTERDAY MRS JOHN F. KENNEDY'S REPORT ANY STRANGERS LANDING ALONG THE POLICEMAN WITH HER TEETH YESTERDAY BE­ MOVE TO NEW YORK CITY THIS FALL WILL COAST TO THE POLICE BECAUSE "THEY MAY CAUSE HE WROTE HER A TRAFFIC TICKET BRING "GRACE, AND NOBILITY Of SPIRIT" BE INDONESIAN AGENTS II SHE BIT HIM ON THE ~AND, ARMS AND TO THAT CITY FIKRI ACCUSED INDONESIA OF TRYING TO BACK IN THE ATTACK SO viCIOUS HE HAD THE SENATE DEMOCRATIC LEADER SAID INFILTRATE INTO TRADE UNIONS IN THE EAST TO CALL fOR HELP WHEN A POLICE CAR MRS. KENNEDY HAD BROUGHT TO WASHINGTON COAST AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS TO SUBVERT CAME, SHE TRIED TO KICK OUT A WINDOW itA YOUTHfUL WARMTH, A UNIQUE PERSONAL THE PEOPLE. AND HAD TO BE HANDCUfFED BY THE LE~ MANNER AND AN EXCEPTIONAL ARTISTIC AND • ON THE TRIP TO THE STATION. CULTURAL SENSITIVITY WHICH HAS LEfT THE ENDS VISIT TO PARIS PATRICIA A HOB~~, 21, WAS CHARGED CAP I TAL WITH A PERMANENT ENCHAr! TMENT " PARIS (UPI )-- ISRAELI PREMIER LEVI WITH RESISTING ARREST AND MAIMING WITH HER MOVE FROM THE NATION'S CAPITAL ESHKOL LEfT BY PLANE FOR JERUSALEM TO­ INTENT TO DISfiGURE THE POLICEMAN-­ WILL BE "'WASHINGTON'S LOSS AND NEwY6RK'S DAY AFTER A IO-DAY PRIVATE VISIT TO FRA~E AINSLEY WOODWARD, A fIVE-FOOT-ELEVEN, GAIN," MANSFIELD SAID ESHKOL LEfT ABOARD AN EL AL AIRLINE 190- POUNDER fLIGHT AT 8 40 A M FROM ORLY AIRPORT THE TOTAL TIME LOST I~ 1962 FROM AC­ ACCOMPANIED BY HIS WIFE AND ISRAELI THERE WER- APPROXIMATELY 1,500,000 CIDENTS TO WORKERS AMOUNTED TO 280,000 DEPUTY DEfENSE MINISTER SIMON TERES. fULL AND PART-TIME PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACH­ MAN-DAYS, THE NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL ERS IN THE U S. AT THE START OF THE REPORTS Buy U.S. SAVINGS BONDS' 1962-63 SCHOOL YEAR.

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GOLDWATER BELIEVED TO HAVE LONG TIME UNDELIVERED MORE ABOUT HARDING SEWED UP FIRST BAL~~T NOMINATION AREQUIPA, PEIU (UPt)--POSTAL AUTHOR­ SAN FIANCISCO (UPI}--SEN. BAIlY GOLD­ ITIES SAID TODAY THEY HAVE FOUND A 164- (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) WATER LAST NIGHT APPAIENTLY SEWED UP YEAR-OLD LETT'R IN A STACK OF MAIL UN­ ONE LETTEI, HE SAID, BEGAR WITH THE GIEETING "CARRIE DARLING SWEETHEART A­ A FIRST-BALLOT NOMINATION AS THE REPUB­ DELIVERED BECAUSE OF LACK OF POSTAGE. n DORABLE • THE LET::IJIS, SOME AS LONG AS LICAN PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE WHEN THE KEY THEY SAI~ THE LETTER WAS DATED JULY ~5 01 40 PAGES, WillE SIGNED "WARREN," OHIO DELEGATION WAS RELEASED FROM ITS 8, IBoo AND ADDRESSED TO THE PRESIDENT ·WAIREN G. HARDING" OR A CODE NAME FAVOftlTE SON COMMITMENT. OF THE TRIBUNE OF JUSTICE IN AREQUIPA. "CoNSTANT". THEY WEIE ADDRESSED TO THE ACTION BY THE PIVOTAL STATE DELE­ "CARRIE" OR "SIS". CARRIE WAS MRS AtIL­ GATION ASSURED THE AftlZONA SENATOR or UNIVERSITY EDUCATORS SAY U.S. LIPS' GIVEN NAMt. AT LEAST 40 ADDITIONAL DELEGATES WHEN CANNOT WIN IN SOUTfl VIET NAM MRS. PHILLIPS, WHO DIED IN WAS THE CONVENTION RQLL IS CALLED NEXT WED­ WASHINGTON (UPI)--A GIOU~ WHICH 1960, NESDAY, AND PROBABLY ALL OF THE STATE'S CLAIMED TO REPRESENT MOlE THAN 5,000 THE WIFE OF THE OWN'ft OF THE UHLER-A-tIL­ 58. U.So UNIVERSITY EDUCATORS APPEALED TO LIPS STOlE IN MAllON. SHE LIVED THE AcCOaDING TO THE UPI TABULATION, THAT PRESIDENT JOHNSON TODAY FOI UNIFICATION LAST YEAftS OF HER LIFE IN THE OHIO CITY WOULD MEAN A FIRST-BALLOT STRENGTH FOR OF NORTH AND SOUTH VIET NAM AND SAID AS A VIRTUAL ftECLUSE. GOLDWATER OF AT LEAST 735 VOTES WITH THEY WOULD BE "SATISFIED" WITH A TITO- RUSSELL APPARENTLY LEARNED OF THE EX­ 655 NEEDED TO NOMINATE. IT APPEARED 1ST VIETNAMESE ftEGIME UNDER PIESIDENT ISTENCE OF THE LETTEIS AND TRACED THEM THAT ONLY A POLITICAL MIRACLE COULD DE­ Ho CHI MINH OF COMMUNIST NOftTH VIET NAM TO DONALD WILLIAMSON, A MARION LAWYER RAIL GOLDWATER·S BANOWAGON--AND NONE THEY UNVE I LED AT A NEWS CONFEftENCE A WHO HAD BEEN GUARDIAN OF MRS. PHILLIPS. WILLIAMSON PERMITTED THE BIOGRAPHER TO APPEARED IN SIGHT. PETITION, CIRCULATED UNDEft ~PONSORSHIP IT WAS A JOLTING BLOW TO PENNSYVANIA OF THE COMMITTEE YOR A SANE NUCLEAR READ THE VOLUMINOUS COftlESPONDENCE AND Gov WILLIAM W. SCRANTON WHO HAD HOPED POLICY, SAID TO CONTAIN THE _AMES OF MAKE NOTES ON IT, THE TIMES SAID. HAlOING'S OTHEI IEPOITED EXTRAMARITAL AGAINST HO~E THAT OHIO WOULD REMAIN 5,183 EDUCATORS SPONSOIS SAID "SEVEIAL FIRM TO ITS FAVOllTE SON COMMITMENT TO THOUSAND" MOlE NAMES HAD ALSO BEEN ftE­ ROMANCE WAS WITH NAN BRITTON. IN A BOOK PUBLISHED IN "THE PRESIDENT'S GOV. JAMES A. RHODES AT LEAST THROUGH CE I VEO 1927 THE FlftST BALLOT. THEIR CENTIAL THEME WAS THAT THE DAUGHTER", SHE ALLEGED SHE HAD BEEN HIS UNITED STATES WAS BOUND TO LOSE IN VIET MISTRESS FOft A DECADE AND BORE A CHILD BY HIM. COIIOBO.ATING DOCUMENTATION CARRIERS OVERCHARGE GOVERNMENT NAM BECAUSE IT CANNOT WIN MILITARILY No WAS EVEI UNCOVEftED, THE TIMES SAID. WASHINGTON (UPt)--GovEaNMENT AUDITOIS AND CANNOT GAIN THE SUPPORT OF THE VIE~ THE TIMES DISPATCH SAID THE HAIDING CHARGED TODAY THAT THE DEFENSE DEPAIT­ NAMESE PEOPLE. LETTERS WEIE PRESE.T£O TO~THE OHIO HIS­ MENT PAID MORE THEN $9 MILLION A YEAR TORICAL SOCIETY IN CO~UMBUS LAST NOVEM­ IN EXCESS TIANSPORTATION CHARGES FOI DEMONSTRATI~N WAS ORDERLY BEl BUT SUBSEQUENTLY WEIE RETURNED TO HOUSEHOLD GOODS OF MILITARY PEISONNEL JAKAITA (UPI)--ABOUT 10,000 YOUTHS THE PIOBATE COUIT IN MARION PENDIMG AD­ BECAUSE OF OVERSTATED WEIGHTS BY SHIP­ DEMONSTRATED TODAY OUTSIDE TNE BRITISH JUDICATION OF MRS. PHILLIPS ESTATE. P! NG CAIR lEIS. eoNSULATE IN SUIABAJA, 400 MILES lAST WHEN THE ESTATE, ADMINISTl8ED BY MAR­ THE GENEIAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE, IN A OF HEIE, PIOTISTING liTHE AIIEST AND ION LAWYER PAUL MICHEL, IS FINALLY SET­ REPOIT TO CoNGIESS, CALLED FOft 11 ••TE8 KILLING OF VOLUNTEEIS" IN MALAYSIAN TLED, THE LETTEIS AlE TO BE SOLD TO INSPECTIONS OF CARIIIIS' WEIGHING PRAC­ BORNEO. BENEFIT MIS. PHILLIPS' DAUGHTER, MRS. TICES AND BETTEI MANAGEMENT BY THE MIL­ THE orFICIAL NEWS AGENCY ANTARA SAID WILLIAM MATHEE, GENOA CITY, WISCON­ ITARY. THE DEMONSTRATORS MARCHED IN AN OIDERlY H...... MANNER TO THE CONSULATE AND PftESENTED SIN, THE NEWSPAPEI REPORTED. RUSS IA CLA 1t4S NA VAL SUPREMACY ACTING CONSUL JAMES IVING WITH A STATE­ Moscov (UPI)--RuSSIA CAN KNOCK OUT MENT PROTESTING ALSO U.S. AND BR'TISH REJECT CIVIL RIGHTS PLANK AGGRESSOR SH I PS ANY /, at ON THE HIGH MIL ITAlY BUILDINGS-UP IN THE AIEA SAN FRANCISCO (UPI}--REPUBLICAN PLAT­ SEAS, THE MILITARY N~wSPAPER RED STAR THE STATEMENT CONDEMNED "BRITISH AT­ FORM DRAFTERS HAVE ACCEPTED ALL 01 MOST SAID TODAY. TEMPTS TO BRING MILITARY TROOPS FROM OF GOV. WILLIAM SCRANTONtS PIOPOSED "Now THERE IS NOT A SINGLE AftEA IN AUSTRALIA INTO (MALAYSIAN) BoRNEO","THE LANGUAGE ON NINE PAITY PLANKS BUT IE­ THE WOR' 0 I S OCEANS WHEI' ~RESSOR SM I PS PRESENCE OF WAISHIPS OF THE UNITED STA~ JECTED HIS CIVIL RIGHTS DECLARATION ON MIGHT BE fOU.O DUliNG MILITARY ACTION SEVENTH FLEET IN THE INDIAN OCEAN",AND AN 8-3 VOTI, IT VAS ANNOUNCED TODAY. THAT WOULD NOT BE ENDANGEIED BY ANNIHI­ "THftEATS BY BRITISH FOICES AND THEil SEN. HUGH SCOTT, (REP.-PENN.), rLOOI LATION," THE NEWSPAPER SAID IN A IEVIEW PUPPETS TO VIOLATE THE TERRITORY OF THE MANAGER rOR SCIANTON IN HIS SEEMINGLY OF A BOOK ON NQCLEAI SUBMARINE DESIGN. REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA". DOOMED PRESIDENTIAL STIUGGLE AGAINST THE ARTICLE REPEATED THE SOVIET BOAST THE STATEMENT SAID, "THE ATTEMPTS AlE SEN. BARIY GOLDWATER, TOLD A NEWS CON­ THAT THE RuSSIAN NAVY'S "BASIS OF ITS A PROVOC~Y'ON BY THE BRITISH AND AMERI­ FERENCE THE PLATFORM COMMITTEEtS EXECU­ MILITARY POWER LIES IN NUCLEAR SUBMA­ CAN IMPERIALISTS TO DEFEND THE NEOCOLO­ TIVE GROUP ALSO TURNED DOWN THREE OTHEI RINES." NIALIST PROJECT MALAYSIA". KEY MODEIATE PLANKS. HE SAID THESE DEAL IT DEMANDED IMMEDIATE SEVERANCE OF WITH EXTREMISM, OPPOSITION TO RIGHT-TO­ "TRAITOR" IS IN CUSTODY DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH BRITAIN. WORK LEGISLATION AND CONTROL OF NUCLEAR

ALGIEIS (UPI)--PRESIOENT AHMED BEN • • • • 0 • WEAPONS • BELLA ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY THAT TROOPS HUGHES APPLICATION DENIED HAVE CAPTUIED INSURGENT EX-COMMANDER WASHINGTON, (UPI}--THE CIVIL AERONAU­ WIII STOP TRUCKS COL. MOHAMED CHAABANI. TICS BOA.D TODAY REFUSED TO PERMIT THE BEILIN (UPI)--CoMMUNIST BORDER GUARDS BEN BELLA SAID IN A COMMUNIQUE THAT HUGHES TOOL Co. (TOOLCO) TO REGAIN CON­ TODAY BEGAN BUILDING ELABORATE TRAPS TO CHAABANI, 35, WHO REVOLTED AGAINST THE TROL OF TRANS WORLD AIRLINES UNLESS IT CATCH REFUGEES TRYING TO lAM THEIR WAY GOVERNMENT JUNE 30, WAS TRACKED DOWN DIOPS ITS CONTROL OF NORTHEAST AIRLINES TO THE WEST IN TRUCKS. AND TAKEN INTO CUSTODY WITH TWO OTHEI "TIAITOISu. CHA~~5E TEMrCRhRY FLI3HT SCHEDULE STARTS VACATION WITH A BANG GLOBAL ASSOCIATES MANAGEMENT ANNOUNCED TODAY THAT BECAUSE OF A LABOR DISPUTE LOMITA, CALIFORNIA (UPI)--Los ANGELES WITHIN THE AVIATION DEPARTMENT OF GLOBA~ ASSOCIATES, THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE OF POLICEMAN DONALD C. SLATTERLEY, 36, WHO FLIGHTS TO ROI NAMUR WILL 8E EFFECTIVE ~ONDAY, 13 JULY 1964. LIVES IN LOMITA, STARTED HIS VACATION WITH A BANG YESTERDAY--H£ ACCIDENTALLY I ETO ETA ETO ETA SHOT HIMSELF IN THE HIP WITH A .32 CAL­ 1 KWA ROI ROI KWA IBER PISTOL WHILE PACKING HIS CAR FOR MONDAY GA-OI-A 0700 0730 0830 0900 A FISHING Tft'P, AUTHORITIES REPORTED. THRU GA-OI-B ;0705 0735 0740 0810 FRIDAY GA-COMBO 1440 1510 1640 1710 WEATHER IN THE NEWS 04-A 1'555 Ib25 1645 1715 CHICAGO (UPI)--FuNNEL CLOUDS SKIPPED ACROSS ILLINOIS AND SEVERE THUNDER~OftMS SATURDAY ONLY 0700 0 0830 0900 BATTERED PARTS OF ARKANSAS AND TENNES­ 1555 °l3I 25 1640 1710 SEE YESTERDAY. OKLAHOMA SWELTERED IN RECORD HEAT. PENNSYVANIA AND NEW JERSEY SUNDAY ONLY 1040 1110 1335 1405 GOT DROUGHT RELIEF. •••••• THE REGULAR MONDAY NIGHT "SHOPPERS' FLIGHT" WI LL BE DISCONTINUED UNTIL FUft- TRIED TO CALM WOMEN DRIVERS THER NOTICE. IT IS REALIZED THAT THIS SCHEDULE WILL CAUSE ,NCONVENIENCE TO THE BROMLEY, ENGLAND (UPI)--ORIVING EXAM- USERS, AND YOUR PATIENCE WILL BE APPRECIATED UNTIL ADEQUATE REPLACEMENTS ARRIVE INEft BERNARD ANGEL WAS CONVICTED YES~R- DUE TO THE LIMITED FLIGHT SCHEDULE, ONLY PERSONNEL REQUIRED TO TRAVEL BETWEEN DAY ON THREE CHARGES OF INDECENTLY AS- HERE AND ROI NAMUR WILL BE AUTHORIZED TO 00 SO. SAULTING WOMEN DRIVElS DESPITE HIS THE FAA STANDARD OF AIRCRAFT OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE WILL PREVAIL DURING CLAIM HE WAS ONLY TRYING TO CALM THEM. THIS PERIOD PAGE 4 HOURGLASS SATURDAY I i JULY 1964 JAPANESE STUDENT IS TOURING THE ~ THOUSANDS TURN OUT TO UNITED STATES ON A BICYCLE WELCOME THE BEArLES SACK HOME CHEYENNE, WYO. (UPI )-- A JAPANESE ~ 1 YOUNGER LIVERPOOL, ENG. (UPI )-- TEN THOUSAND COLLEGE STUDENT ARRIVED IN CHEYENNE ~ ~ET PERSONS TURNED OUT TO WELCOME THE BEATlE tHU~SDAY, A WEEK AHEAD or SCHEDULE ON V BACK HOME AfTER A TWO YEAR ABSENCE TO­ A 6,OOO-MllE BICYCLE TOUR or THE "SHHHHH" NIGHT UNITED STATES. I'M NOT SUPPOSE TO TEll AND THIS TH~EE HUNDRED OF THE~ LANDED IN THE TOSHIAKI KATAYAMA, 21, SAID HE PlAN- IS SUPPOSE TO BE A BIG SECRET, BUT FIRS1 AID TENT, AND 35 Of THESE EVEN­ NED TO CROSS THE NO~THE~N UNITED STATES'THERE ARE RUMORS flYING AROUND THAT TUALLY WOUND l'l'> IN HOSPITALS SPEND A WEEK IN WASHINGTON AND ANOTHE~ THE TEEN CLUB HAS GOT A REALLY BIG IT WAS A TRIUMPH SEVEN DAYS AT THE NEW YO~K WORLD'S DEAL THAT'S COM NG Off NEXT FRIDAY. THE LORD MAYOR AND A BRASS BAND WERE FAI~ BEfO~E TRAVELING SOUTH TO END Do YOU SUPPOSE, NAH THEY WOULDN'T IN THE THRONG WHICH GREETED THE MOP­ HIS JOURNEY IN ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. DO ANYTHING LIKE THAT WOULD THEY? OR HAIRED FOURSOME SINCE THE TRIP BEGAN JUNE 23, THE WOULD THEY? All POLICE LEAVE WAS CANCELLED fOR SOPHIA UNIVERSITY JUNIOR HAS SLEPT ANYWAY, THIS IS SUPPOSE TO BE A THE OCCASION, THE PROVINCIAL PREMIERE ALONG THE SIDE OF HIGHWAYS, BEEN THE BIG OLE HAIRY SECRET SO JUST MAKE Of THE SEATlES fiRST MOVIE, "HARD DAY'S GUEST IN FINE HOMES AND SUFFERED F"~OM SURE NOBODY HEARS ABOUT IT BUT ME NIGHT" IT GOT RAVE NOTICES WHEN PRE­ FATIGUE AND THIRST. AND YOU I ILL SEND MY LITTLE SCOUTS MIERED IN LONDON lAST WEEK AND THE WHILE RIDING ACROSS THE NEVADA OUT AND MAYBE THEy'LL COME BACK WITH LIVERPOOL REACTION WAS EVEN MORE EN­ DESERT, HE HAD TO MAKE A SMALL DETOUR SOME MORE INFORMATION THUSIASTIC AROUND TWO RATTLESNAKES AND ANOTHER KEEP YOUR EVE ON THE COLUMN AND THOUSANDS OF SCREAMING TEENAGERS BE­ TIME WENT SEVERAL HOURS WITHOUT WATE~ NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT OPEN FOR $OMETHIN. SIEGED SPEKE AIRPORT, THE TOWN HALL AND IN THE PLAZING SUN DON'T KNOW JUST WHAT, BUT SOMETHIN THE THEATER. A SENIOR POLICE OFFICER RIDIN~ 10 HOURS NEARLY EVERY DAY RE:MEMBER "MUM" IS THE WORD. ESTIMATED THAT MORE THAN 100,000 PER­ AND AVERAGING ABOUT 100 MILES PER DAY, SHORT AND SWEET IS THE COLUMN FOR SONS liNED THE ROUTE fROM THE AIRPORT KATAYAMA CROSSED BOTH THE SIERRA NE­ TODAY BUT REMEMBE~ THAT MONDAY IS TO THE TOWN HALL. MORE THAN 200 GIRLS ~ADA AND ROCKY MOUNTAIN RANGES, LA­ "Tops IN POPS"FOR THE SWINGING TEENS fAINTED EVEN BEfORE THE BEATlES ARRIVED BO~ING UP THE SLOPES AND RACING THE ON KWAJALEIN CPPOSITE SIDES AT SPEEDS UP TO 50 VANDALS PAINT RACIST SLOGANS MILES AN HOUR. LAWSUITS THROWN OUT AND ANTI-JAPANESE SIGNS "MANY AMERICAN PEOPLE SAY YOU A~E NEW YOR;-rUPI )-- A STATE SUPREME HONOLULU (UPI )-- VANDALS PAINTED RA­ CRAZY BOY," HE SAID CIST SLOGANS AND ANTI-JAPANESE SIGNS COURT JUSTICE YESTERDAY.. THREW OUT TWO lAWSUITS WHICH SOUGHT TO CLOSE THE ON THE WAllS OF THE NEW $500,000 TOHO DESTROYER IS RENAMED JORDANIAN WORLD'S FAI~ PAVILION fO~ ITSTHEATER IN HONOLULU YESTERDAY. WASHINGTON (UPI )-- A U S. GUIDED ALLEGEDLY ANTI-JEWISH MURAL. THE CHAIRMAN OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS CON­ MISSILE DESTROYE~ ASSIGNED TO TRAIN JUSTICE GEORGE POSTEL SAID HE WAS fERENCE OF HAWAI I SAID HE WAS "SHOCKED fOREIGN CREW MEMBERS fO~ THE P~OPOSEC "SYMPATHETIC" TO THE SUITS BROUGHT AND DISMAYED" AT THE RACiAL VANDALISM MULTilATERAL fO~CE WAS ~ENAMED TODAY BY THE B'NAI B'~ITH'S ANTI-DEfEMATION THE VANDALS--BElIEVED BY POLICE TO IN HONOR Of ADMIRAL CLAUDE Vo RICKETTS,LEAGUE BUT WAS POWERLESS TO ACT. BE JUVENILES--USED A SPRAY GUN TO PAINT VICE CHIEf Of NAVAL OPERATIONS WHO THE MURAL IN THE JORDANIAN PAVILION TWO fOOT HIGH SIGNS ACROSS THE OUTSIDE DIED Of A HEART ATTACK MONDAY. SHOWS A REfUGEE ARAB MOTHER AND CHILD WALL OF THE THEATER THE VESSEL, FO~MERlY THE U S.S BID- AND BEARS AN INSCRIPTION INDICATING ONE WEEK AGO THE THEATER WAS THE OLE AND NOW THE U.S.S. CLAUDE Y RICK- THEY WERE MADE HOMELESS BY "STRANGE~S SCENE Of A Gll-TERING PREMIER ATTENDED ETTS, I S AT NO~fORLK, V I ~GI N I A RE- fROM ABROAD." BY HONOLULU MAYO~ NEAL BLAISDELL AND CEIVING CREW MEMBE~S f~OM GERMANY, HAWAI I Gov JOHN BURNS WHO DESCRIBED G~EECE, ITALY, THE. _THERlANDS, TURKE"r SENTENCED FOR PISTOL POSSESSION IT AS "AN OASIS" rOR THE PROMOTION OF' AND THE UNITED KINGDOM. SYDNEY (UPI )-- A 21-YEAR-OLD SYDNEY EAST-WEST CULTURE CAllED A MIXED-MANNED DEMONSTRATION MilK VENDOR, Ross JOSEPH F~CER, TOLD • SHIP, IT IS SCHEDULED TO CONDUCT DE­ POLICE THE AUSTRALIAN NATIO lAL SOCIAL- STASSEN AWAITS FIFTH BALLOT MONSTR'T ONS FOR THE NEXT 12 MONTHS 1ST PARTY ISSUED HIM A PISTOL TO STOP SAN FRANCISCO (UPI )-- THERE IS GOOD RICKETTS WAS THE U.S. NAVY ADVISOR JEWS ENTERING THE PARTY'S HEADQUARTERS NEWS TODAY FOR THE STOP-STASSEN FORCES. ON THE PROPOSED MULTILATERAL fORCE, IN THE SYDNEY SUBURB OF ASHFIELD, THE THEY DON'T HAVE ANYTHING TO WORRY ABOUT WHICH WOULD BE A FLEET OF SU~FACE CENT~Al COURT WAS TOLD TODAY UNTIL THE FIFTH BALLOT MISSILE-LAUNCHING SHIPS WITH INTER- FACER WAS SENTENCED TO 12 MONTHS HAROLD STASSEN UNVEILED THE STRATEGY NATIONAL CREWS. HARD LABO~ rOR POSSESSING AN UNllCENSEDOF HIS CAMPAIGN fOR THE REPUBLICAN .38 CALIBER BRITISH BULLDOG PISTOL. PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION YESTERDAY, AND COMMUNIST LEADERS CONFER A SUBTLE, CUNNING THING IT TURNED OUT RANGOON (UPI )-- CHINESE COMMUNIST WOULD EXTEND AIRLINE SERVICE TO BE. HE PLANS TO LULL THE GOLDWATER PRIME MINISTER CHOU EN LAI AND FJREIGN HONG KONG (UPI )-- A NEW 'EAlAND PEOPLE INTO A SENSE OF fALSE SECURITY MINISTER CHEN YI AR~IVED IN RANGOON CIVil AVIATION OfFICIAL ARRIVED HE~E BY ACTING LIKE HE IS OUT Of THE ~ACE. TODAY ON A SURPRISE VISIT YESTE~DAY TO INVESTIGATE THE P~OSPECTS "I HAVE TOLD MY SUPPORTERS," STASSEN No DETAilS WERE AVAilABLE ON THE or OPENING AI~SE~VICE BETWEEN HONG SAID AT A NEWS CONF"ERENCE, "THAT ON THE lENGTH or THEIR STAY THE VISIT COMES KONG AND NEW ZEALAND fiRST fOUR BALLOTS THEY CAN CHOOSE fOR LESS THAN A WEEK ArTER THE DEPARTURE DONALD R TOMS, WHO IS IN CHARGE or THEMSELVES WHETHER THEY VOTE F'OR SCRAN­ or SOVIET FI~ST DEPUTY P~EMIER ANASTAS AIR SE~VICES AND INTE~NATIONAl AG~EE­ TON, LODGE, NIXON OR ROMNEY GOLDWATER MIKOYAN, WHO SPENT TWO DAYS CONfER~ING MENTS, SAID THE NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL MUST BE STOPPED. ONCE THAT IS DONE, MY WITH REVOLUTIONARY COUNCil CHAIRMAN AIRLINE TASMAN EMPI~E A,RWAYS LIMITED DELEGATES WILL RETURN TO ME ON THE fiFTH GEN. NE WIN lAST THURSDAY AND F~IDAY WAS INTERESTED IN EXTENDING ITS SE~- BALLOT THIS IS GOING TO BE A LONG CON­ NE WIN WAS AT THE AIRPORT THIS MOR- VICE TO SOUTHEAST ASIA, INCLUDING VENTION " NING TO GREET HiS CHINESE GUESTS HONG KONG. IT WAS BELIEVED THE fIRST TIME CHOU SEARCH FOR STOWAWAY o 0 Q 0 •• EN LAI HAD lEfT RED CHINA SINCE HIS CONCERNED OVER MILITARY BUILDUP VANCOUVER (UPI )-- ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNT. TBIP lATE lAST YEAR AND EARLY THIS LONDON (UPI ) __ BRITAIN EXP~ESSED CON~ED POLICE YESTERDAY WERE SEARCHING fOR YEAR TO SEVERAL NATIONS IN AfRICA AND CERN TODAY AT REPO~TS Of A GREEK Mlll- A KOREAN STOWAWAY WHO APPARENTLY JUMP- TO ALBANIA IN EASTERN EUROPE TARY BUILDUP IN CYP~US ED fROM A PANAMANIAN fREIGHTER OVERNIGHT • B~ITISH PRESS REPORTS SAID GREECE AS IT NEARED VANC.UVER HARBOR AGAINST SEGREGATED AUDIENCES HAD INfilTRATED 5,000 TROOPS INTO THE THE MAN, IDENTifiED AS YUANG YEUNG WASHINGTON (UPI )-- THE WHITE HOU~E ISLAND WHAN, WAS LAST SEEN ON THE fREIGHTER REE.MPHASIZED ADMINISTRATION POliCY THE FOREIGN OffICE SAID, "WE HAVE "SARA" AT ABOUT 10 O'CLOCK WEDNESDAY YESTERDAY THAT IT DiD NOT EXPECT GOVER~BEEN AWARE fOR SOME TIME Of REPORTS Of NIGHT ME NT OffiCIALS TO ADDRESS SEGREGATED THE BUILDUP Of TROOPS IN THE ISLAND. AUDIENCES WE REGARD THIS A MATTER fOR THE UNITED BOGOTA (UPI' - THE BAYANIHAN DANCE WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY GEORGE NATIONS TO WHOM WE HAVE EXPRESSED OU~ COMPANY ARRI'ED HERE TODAY FROM CARACUS E REEDY, RESPONDING TO A QUESTION, CONCE~N " TO CONTINUE ITS HIGHLY-SUCCESSfUL FIRST SAID "THE WHOLE POLICy OF THIS GOVERN­ TOUR OF SOUTH AMERICA THE PHiliPPINE MENT IS AGAINST RACIAL DISCRIMINATION, WILL BUY SOY lET ARMS COMPANY WILL APPEAR IN BOGOTA AND SEVER­ AND IT HAS BEEN STATED SO MANY TIMES ROME (UPI )-- INDONESIAN FO~EIGN MIN­ AL OTHER COLOMBIA CITIES BEfORE HEADING BY THE PRESIDENT AND HIGH OFfiCIALS ISTER SUBANDRIO lEFT BY PLANE FOR Mos­ fOR MEXICO CITY AND HOME OF THE CABINET THAT THERE IS NO DOUBT COW TODAY AFTER AN OVERNIGHT STOP ON OF !T NOW" A FLIGHT TO RUSSIA TO BUY SOVIET A~MS IF IT'S NEWS CALL THE HOURGLASS' PAGE 5 SATURDAY 1 I JULY 1964

AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP SECTION NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP NEW YORK (UPI}--THE BALTI· sports NEW YORK (UPI)--ALL-STAR MORE ORIOLES LENGTHENED THElc GAME HERO JOHNNY CALLISON CUT LEAD OVER THE SECOND-PLACE DOWN THE POTENTIAL TYING RUN YANKEES TO 3* GAMES LAST NIGIiT AT THE PLATE I N THE SEVENTH BY SWEEPING A PAIR or ONE-RUN ~AJALEIN A.AoUo SR. OLYMPICS AND RELIEVER JACK BALDSCHUN DECISIONS fROM THE CLEVELAND PLANNED FOR SUNDAY, JULY 25TH BLANKED CINCINNATI THE RESTOf INDIANS, 4-3 AND 2-1. SPECIAL SERVICES IS PLANNING TO HOLD AN A.A.U. SENIOR OLY- THE WAY LAST NIGHT TO GIVE THE THE RESULTS LEfT BALTIMORE MPICS TRACK AND fiELD MEET ON SUNDAY, JULY 26, PROVIDING WE PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES A 4-3 WITH A fANTASTIC 21 VICTORIES HAVE ENOUGH PARTICIPANTS THIS WILL BE AT THE AGE OF ,6 AND VICTORY. AGAINST ONLY TWO LOSSES IN OVER. THE VICTORY ENABLED THE PHI~ CONTESTS DECIDED BY A SINGLE HIGHLIGHTING THE OLYMPICS W~LL BE THE KWAJALEIN DECATHLON LIES TO MAINTAIN THEIR Ii GAME TALLY THIS SEASON. CHAMPION, WHO WILL BE THE COMPETITOR TO HAVE THE MOST TOTAL EDGE OVER THE SECOND-PLACE SAN JOHN POWELL POWERED HIS~D POINTS IN THE OLYMPICS. FRANCISCO GIANTS, WHO DEFEATED AND 23RD HOME RUNS TO ACCOUNT DUE TO THE LIMITED SPACE WE HAVE AVAILABLE AND LACK OF CHICAGO, 9-4 TODAY. FOR ALL THE BALTIMORE RUNS IN TRACK AND FIELD EQUIPMENT, HURDLES, DISCUS, HAMMER THROW THE PHILLIES RALLIED FROM A THE OPENER WHILE 19-YEAR-OLD AND JAVELIN WILL BE LEFT OUT. 2-1 DEfiCIT WITH A THREE-RUN ROOKIE WALLY BUNKER PITCHED ENTRIES ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED BY CONTACTING PAT LANIAS SPLURGE IN THE SIXTH OfF CIN- THREE HITS TO THE INDIANS. AT THE SPECIAL SERVICES ATHLETIC GEAR LOCKER. PLEASE STATE CINNATI'S JOHN TSITOURIS. RAY ROOKIE SAM BOWENS BLASTED A THE EVENTS YOU WILL ENTER. CULP TOOK THIS 4-2 ADVANTAGE NINTH-INNING ROUNDTRIPPER TO ALL PARTICIPANTS WILL COMPLY WITH THE A.A.U. ATHLETIC .INTO THE SEVENTH WHEN A WALK WiN THE NIGHTCAP CODE OF HONOR. ITO PETE ROSE AND A TWO-BASE BUNKER'S VICTORY WAS HIS THE A.A.U. ATHLETIC CODE OF HONOR ,ERROR BY RICHIE ALLEN ON FRANK NINTH AGAINST TWO LOSSES. Two "I PROMISE UPON MY WORD Of HONOR IN ANY SPORT IN UROBINSON'S GROUNDER PUT REDS OF THE HITS Off HIM WERE HOM- WHICH I MAY BE A PARTICIPANT, I WILL NOT TAKE UN- :ON SECOND AND THIRD WITH TWO ERS BY LEON WAGNER AND ROOKE FAIR ADVANTAGE OF AN OPPONENT, THAT I MAY BE COUR- lOUT. BOB CHANCE. THE ORIOLES TRA- TEOUS AND DEMEANOR TO OPPONENTS, OfFICIALS, AND DERON JOHNSON THEN SINGLED ILED 1-0 IN THE EIGHTH INNING SPECTATORS, THAT I WILL OBSERVE THE RULES OF THE !TO RIGHT, SCORING ROSE. BUT Of THE SECOND GAME WHEN PIN~ GAME IN SPIRIT AS WELL AS IN LETTER, AND THAT I !WHEN ROBINSON TRIED TO COME 'HITTER BOB JOHNSON DOUBLED aT WILL CONSTANTLY STRIVE TO UPHOLD THE ETHICS Of IHOME ON THE SAME PLAY, CALLI-

,I LOSER SAM McDOWELL TO SCORE AMATEUR SPORT." 'SON'S THROW TO CLAY DALRYMPLE INoRM SIEBERN. RELIEVER HARVEY CUT DOWN THE CINCINNATI OUT- IHADDIX WAS THE WINNER. THESE ARE THE EVENTS THAT WILL BE IN THE OLYMPICS FIELDER. THE YANKEES RALLIED TO TRIM I. 60 YARD DASH (60 METERS) 10. 2t MILE MEDLEY RELAY JOHN EDWARDS' fIrTH HOMER IN JTHE SENATORS 6-5, THE TIGERS 2. 100 YARD DASH (100 METERS) (2,900 METERS) THE FOURTH TIED THE SCORE AND TOPPLED THE RED SOX 4-3, THE 3 •• 220 YARD DASH (200 METERS) II. RUNNING BROAD JUMP A SACRIfICE fLY BY ROBINSON TWINS DEFEATED THE A's 2-1, ~ 440 YARD DASH (400 METERS) 12. Hop, STEP AND JUMP IN THE fIFTH SENT CINCINNATI AND THE ANGELS BLANKED THE 5. 880 YARD RUN (Boo METERS) 13. 16 LB. SHOT PUT AHEAD. WHITE Sox 3-0 IN THE OTHER O. I MILE RUN (1,500 METERS) 14.s0FTBALL THROW THE PHILS USED TWO WALKS ANt AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES. 7 •• 440 YARD RELAY (400 METERS) 15. BASEBALL THROW THREE CONSECUTIVE SINGLES fOR THE YANKE ES USED THREE WALKS 8 I MILE Rt LAY (1,600 METERS) 16. FOOTBA LL THROW THE I R WI NN I NG RA LLY I N THE AND SINGLES BY JOE PEPITONE 9. I MILE WALK (1,500 METERS) 17. BICYCLE RACE SIXTH. AND CLETIS BOYER TO BREAK A 18. 15-MAN TUG-Of-WAR FRANK THOMAS, SIDELINED SINa 3-3 TIE WITH THREE RUNS IN ••• • MAY 31, MADE HIS fIRST APPEAR- THE EIGHTH INNING, \ LOSER M A J 0 R LEA G U E BAS E B ALL S TAN DIN G S ANCE IN 28 GAMES IN THE NiNTH CLAUDE OSTEEN. --AS COMPILED BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL TODAY (KWAJ THE) INNING AND HIT A HOMER TO GIVE THE T,GERS' DAVE WICKERSHAM AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE THE METS A WIN OVER THE ST. REGISTERED HIS 12TH VICTORY-­ W L PCT GB PHILADELPHIA 482a-632 -- LOUIS CARDINALS. AL JACKSON HIGH IN ~~E A.L.--ON A YIELD BALTIMORE 506 2381 56~47' -- SAN FRANCISCO 49 32 605 It WENT ALL THE WAY fOR THE METS Of EIGHT HITS BEfORE BEING NEW YORK 4 31 C,NCINNATI 42 37 532 7 rOR HIS fIfTH WIN Of THE YEAR IRELIEVED BY LARRY SHERRY WITH CHICAGO 44 31 5 7 74 PITTSBURGH 41 36 532 7 WARREN SPAHN RE CE I VED CREDIT 'TWO OUT IN THE NINTH. LEE TH~MINNESOTA 44 37 543 MILWAUKEE 39 ~o 49~ 10i fOR HIS fiRST VICTORY SINCE MAS TOUCHED WICKERSHAM fOR ~DETROIT 39 39 500 15 ST. LOUIS 39 41488 II JuNE 17 WHEN THE M,LWAUKEE HOMERS, ACCOUNTING FOR ALL T~BoSTON 38 42 475 ',5 Los ANGELES 38 40 4§7 II BRAVES DRUBBED TIE P,TTSBURGH RED SOX RUNS. Los ANGELES38 44 463 4 CHICAGO 31 43 481 lit PIRATES, 11-6, BEHIND A 15 HIT

1 •• •• CLEVELAND 34 44 436 16 HOUSTON 38 43 469 121 ATTACK THAT INCLUDED THREE ! THE ATHLETICS, ONCE THE KANSAS C'TY31 48 392 19t NEW YORK 24 58 293 27 EACH BY LEE MAYE, ED MATHEWS PRIDE or PHILADELPHIA, DROPPE[WASHINGTON 32 52 381 21 AND DENNIS MENKS. fROM PENNANT W,NNERS IN 1914 J------~ NELSON Fox SINGLED HOME TWO TO LAST IN THE LEAGUE THE fOL- IN BOTH 1903 AND 1920 THERE A V2 LLEY BALL, SPIKED OVER RUNS WITH TWO OUT IN THE NINTH LOWING YEAR. WERE 17 20-GAME-OR-MORE WIN- AN ~ fT NET, HAS BEEN TIMED INNING AS THE HOUSTON COLTS r-______~~NE~R~S~I~N~T~H~E~M~A~J~O_R~LE~A~G~U~E_S~.~ __~A~T~O~N~E-~H~U~N~D~R~E~D~-~T~E~N~M~P~H~· ____ IRALLIED fOR A 6-5 TRIUMPH OV- p ER THE Los ANGELES DODGERS. F A S T Ire H S C H E D U l E THE WINNING HIT CAME Off REL­ MONDAY 13 JULY IEf PITCHER RON PERRANSKI AND 5: 15 PM BRANDON FIELD EBEYE TIGERS VERSUS ROI NAMUR RAIDERS DEPRIVED DON DRYSDALE Of HIS ~·45 PM DALLY DIELD WECO RIGGERS VERSUS JOMAKAJ 12TH WIN.

TUESDAY 14 JULY LEMA AHEAD OF NICKLAUS 5: 15 PM BRANDON FIELD EBEYE MOUNTIES VERSUS RIKAKIS St. ANDREWS, SCOTLAND (UPI) 5:45 PM DALLY FIELD DOUGLAS VERSUS HUI KEALAS TONY LEMA fIRED HIS SECOND STRAIGHT fOUR-UNDER-PAR 68 T~ ! WEDNESDAY 15 JULY DAY TO HOLD THE LEAD IN THE 5: 15 R~ BRANDON FIELD BURNS & ROE VERSUS COSMOPOLITANS BRITISH OPEN GOLf CHAMPIO~IP 5:45 PM DALLY FIELD (OPEN FOR POSTPONED AND RAINED OUT GAMES) AT THE END Of THE THIRD ROUND WITH A TOTAL OF 209--SEVEN THURSDAY 16 JULY STROKES AHEAD Of RECORD-TYING 5: 15 PM BRANDON FIELD (OPEN FOR POSTPONED AND RAINED OUT GAMES) JACK NICKLAUS. 5:45 ~ DALLY FIELD RIKAKIS VERSUS WECO RIGGERS NICKLAUS, AT LAST FiNDING HIS TOUCH ON THE FAMED OLD FR IDAY 11 JULY COURSE AT ST. ANDREWS, EQUAL­ 5: 15 PM BRANDON FIELD DOUGLAS VERSUS EBEYE TIGERS LED THE COURSE RECORD WITH A 5:45 PM DALLY FIELD (OPEN FOR POSTPONED AND RAINED OUT GAMES) SIX-UNDER-PAR 66 IN THE THIRD ROUND TO TAKE OVER SECOND SATURDAY 18 JULY PLACE WITH A 216 TOTAL. 5= 15 PM BRANDON FIELD COSMOPOLITANS VERSUS JOMAKAJ THE rOURTH ROUND ALSO WAS 5.45 PM DALLY FIELD (OPEN FOR POSTPONED AND RAINED OUT GAMES SCHEDULED TODAY, AND NICKLAUS I WAS JUST STARTING OUT ON HIS , SUNDAY 19 JULY rOURTH CIRCUIT WHEN LEMA COM­ 12:00 NOON BRANDON FIELD ROI NAMUR RAIDERS VERSUS BURNS & ROE PIRATES PLETED HIS THIRD. 2~OO ~ DALLY FIELD HUI KEALAS VERSUS EB~YE MOUNTIES

------~------PAGE 6 HOURGLASS SATURDAY I I JULY 1964 CHURCH NOTICES NOTICES PROTESTANT HELP WANTED REV. DONA~D S. DAUGHTRY ~~~OviIZ6 :lontghl REGISTERED NURSE, FULL-TIME REV LUKE MARKVE SHOWTIME 7 30 P M FOR STATION HOSPITAL, CALL DIVINE SERVICES AT 8.10 LOVE WITH A PROPER STRANGER+ ADMINISTRATOR AT 2150 FOR AND I 1.00 IN THE MEMORIAL RICHARDSON NEWS &. SPORTS APPOINTMENT CHAPEL SUNDAY SCHOOL AT NATALIE WOOD, STEVE MCQUEEN 9.40 A M. IN THE GEORGE SEITZ THERE IS A MOMENT--A LONG MOMENT--WHEN M.loTo LINCOLN LABORATORY SCHOOL ROI NAMUR WORSHIP EVERYTHING IS RISKED WITH THE PROPER NEEDS STENOGRAPHER OR TYPIST SERVICE IS AT 7.00 P M SUN­ STRANGER TO WORK ON ROI NAMUR FIVE­ DAY SCHOOL CLASS IS FROM A VERY GOOD Y &. C. 0 0 No DAY WEEK, FLIGHT TIME INCLU­ 9 00 TO 10.00 A.M. THE NUR­ DED IN PAY COMPUTATION CALL SERY WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN SHOWTIME 7 AND 9 P.M. D.Co MOORE, 9-8-350 DAYS, AT THE REGULAR I SLAND NURSERY YOK vE SPEED CRAZY* 2264 EVENINGS. DURING BOTH THE 8.10 AND II v YUK BRETT HALSEY, YVONNE LIME 00 A M SERVICES PLEASE NOTE HIGH SPEED, EXCITEMENT, ADVENTURF-ALL TYPISTS AND STENOGRAPHERS THE PROTESTANT NURSERY AND THESE WITH JUST A TINGE OF ROMANCE NEEDED FOR FULL-TIME (TYPISTS THE THREE-YEAR-OLD SUNDAY ALSO PART-TIME) POSITIONS NOW SCHOOL CLASS WILL MEET FOR SHOWTIME 7.30 P.M AVAILABLE WITH BELL TELEPHONE THE NEXT SEVERAL WEEKS I N THE OCEAN HORRORS OF THE BLACK MUSEUM* LABORATORIES FOR INFORMATION TEMPORARY ISLAND NURSERY, VIEW MICHAEL GOUGH, GRAHAM CURNOW CONCERNING SPECIFIC JOB OP­ QUARTERS 483-B SEE THE VAT OF DEATH-oF EEL l -IE I CY HANDS PORTUNITIES AND SALARY, CALL --SEE THE F"ANTASTi C BI NOCULAR lURDER. SUSAN JOHNSON AT 9-486. CATHOLIC FATHER FEY - 7 00 A M SHOWTIME 6:30 AND 8 30 P M. CLERK TYPIST FULL-TIME NEED­ AND 9.15 A.M. IN THE MEMOR­ DARBY'S RANGERSfWATER SAfETY ED ApPLY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES IAL CHAPEL AND AT II 15 ROXY FI LM INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OFFICE ON ROI NAMUR DAILY MASS JAMES GARNER, ETCHIKA CHOUREAU IN THE TERMINAL ANNEX 4.45 P.M. IN THE BLESSED THE FIRST STORY OF THE AMERICAN COM­ SACRAMENT CHAPEL MONDAY MANDOES THE PERSONAL S~ORY THAT fINDS PHOTO LABORATORY TECHNICIAN THROUGH FRIDAY. MASS SATURDA~ THE 50FT SPOT IN AMERICA'S TOUGHEST NEEDED FOR FULL-TIME WORK MORNING AT 7 25 A.M CONFES­ FIGHTING HEARTS! ApPLY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES INDUS­ SION SATURDAY FROM 7 00 TO TRIAL RELATIONS OFFICE, TER­ 8 00 P M A NURSERY IS PRO­ SHOWTIME 8 P.M MINAL BUILDING VIDED IN THE CHAPLAIN·S OF- UNDERAGE.NEWS AND SPORTS •• FICE FOR THE CHILDREN OF ROI NAMUR ANNE MACADAMS, JUDY ADLER FOR ~ONTH OF AUGUST, A WATCH PARENTS ATTENDING THE 9 15 WHERE DOES LOVE STOP AND LUST BEGiN? REPAIRMAN/ JEWELER PART-TIME A M MASS ACCEPTABLE CONTACT TOM BUTLER SHOWTIME 7 30 P .. M. AT MACY'S LATTER-DAY SAINTS SERVICES THE V 0 I Po 'S* ARE HELD IN ROOM 113 OF THE COUNTDO~vN ELIZABETH TAYLOR, RICHARD BU~TON FOR SALE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL AS FOL­ THESE ARE THE VERY IMPORTANT PERSONS IN PINK CHROMSPUN COVERLET AND LOWS. PRIESTHOOD MEETING AT THIS STORY OF ONE DRAMATIC, DEVASTATING DUST RUFFLE FOR DOUBLE BED, 8 30 AM, SUNDAY SCHOOL AND NIGHT IN THE LIVES OF THE VERY RICH, THE $5 GIRL SCOUT UNIFORM SIZE SACRAMENT MEETlNG AT 9 30 VERY FAMOUS, AND THE VERY BEAUTIfUL. 10 COMPLETE FOR $4 C\LL 2355 PENTECOSTAL WORSHIP SERVICES 8MM BELL-HoWELL MOVIE PRO­ ANNOUNCES A NEW TIME BEGIN­ SUNDAY MOVIES RlcHARO$vN SPEED CRAZY*' JECTOR PRICE $30. CONTACT NING AT 7 45 P M. IN THE YOKWE YUK HORRORS OF THE BLACK MUSEUM* 2302 OR SEE AT TR. 600. CHAPEL SUNDAY EVENINGS THE OCEAN VIEW LOVE WITH A PROPER STRANGER PUBLIC IS INVITED Roxy NEVER LET GO AIR COND!TIONERS. CARRIER ROI NAMUR LOOKING FOR LOVE*' Ii-TON $80 AND I-TON $50 CHURCH OF CHRIST SERVICES COUNTDOWN TWILIGHT OF HONOR* PHONE: 2342 WILL BE HELD THIS LO~D'S RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN, JOEY HEATHER TON DAY AT 10.15 IN ROOM 13 RAW REALISM' THIS 15 A MOVIE FOR THE GUITAR. $50. PHONE 704, ASK Of GEORGE SE I TZ SCHOOL BI BLE MATURE! FOR PARKERSON STUDY AT I I 00 A.M SERVICES *No RATINGS AVAILABLE ARE ALSO HELD SUNDAY EVENING~ PARENTS MAGAZINE MOVIE GUIDE ARGUS 540 SLIDE PROJECTOR AT 6:00 P.M EACH FILM IS RATED AS TO QUALITY AS WELL AS SUITABILITY 6 SLIDE TRAYS AND SPARE LAMP, fOR CHILDREN OF VARIOUS AGES. THE AGE SYMBOLS USED ARE. $45. TPL 707 LOST A ADUl.T Y YOUNG PEOPLE 12-16 C ••• CHILDREN 8 - 12 --X-BICYCLE, 4-MONTHS OLD, CONu~I:.§JlII ONAl MEEll NG CHt..~~ L.LUIj MtI:.T~ AMPEX MODEL 1270 TAPE RE­ WOMENtS, TAKEN FROM Roxy AFTER THE SUNDAY 11.00 A.M. THE CHESS CLUB WILL MEET CORDER IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. THEATER. ROLLSAFT, TWO BAS­ PROTESTANT WORSHIP SERVICE, TOMORROW AFTERNOON FROM PHONE 615 AFTER 5 P.M AND KETS ON THE BACK. RETURN TO THERE WILL BE A CONGREGATION- , TO 6 P.M IN THE ROOM ON S UNDA '( 206-A AL MEETING TO ELECT NEW MEM- ADJACENT TO THE LIBRARY IN o. BERS TO THE CHAPEL ADVISORY THE SPECIAL SERVICES BUILD- AMPEX TAPE RECORDER. CALL LADlE'S BLUEMuR~A BICYCLE BOARD ING. , 637 PLEASE CALL 2370 IF fOUND. VISITORS ARE WELCOME AND PLENTY OF ICE CUBES AVAILABLE FREE INSTRUCTIONS ARE AVAIL­ THREE CASES OF S~9EE SOYBEAN FOUND ICE CUBES IN LARGE QUANTI­ ABLE TO PERSONS DESIRING MILK SUBSTITUTE, $15. ONE A CAMERA WAS FOUND ON A TIES FOR PARTIES CAN A~ OB- TO LEARN THE GAME. paRTIBLE CRIB, LIKE NEW; $15. WATER TAXI AND MAY BE CLAIM­ TAl NED AT THE ICE HOUSE LO- Twr SCHWINN BIKES, LADIES ED BY tALLING THE SUPERINTEN­ CATED AT THE SOUTH END OF THE HELP WANTED 26" AND MAN'S 26", $20 EACH DENT, TRANSPORT DIVISION AT COLO STORAGE WAREHOUSE HOURS PART TIME TYPIST AT THE ONE MINOLTA PAN-HEAD, NEW WITH 341 AND GIVING fULL DESCRIP­ OF OPERATION FOR THIS fACLITV RETAIL OFFICE CONTACT MR. BUILT IN BUBBLE LEVEL $4. TION OF THE CAMERA 15 0800 TO 2300 SEVEN DAYS KIBBLE ON 308 FOR FURTHER CALL 2360 AFTER 6 P M A WEEK INFORMATION THREE PAIR OF PRESCRIPTION ... WANTED TO BUY GLASSES HAVE BEEN FOUND AT YOKWE YUK GIRL SCOUT CAMERA CONTEST ONE SET OF TRAININ' WHEELS THE Y~KWE YUK CLUB ApPEAR PHIL CHING AND HIS NAUTICAL BLANKS AND INFORMATION A- FOR 20" BICYCLE. CALL 2489 TO BE CHILDRENS. ONE PAIR HAWAIIANS WILL PLAY TONIGHT BOUT THE GIRL SCOUT SNAP Of DARK GLASSES BELONGING TO IN THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. SHOT CONTEST FOR ALL GIRL WANTED JOHN T BRADEY CLAIM AT co.. SCOUTS ON KWAJALEIN CAN BE A C~ILD BETWEEN THE AGES YOKWE YUK CLUB. TYPEWRITERS NEEDED PICKED UP AT THE CAMERA COUN OF 18 MONTHS TO 6 YEARS TO SEVERAL MARSHALLESE SCHOOLS TER AT MACytS. CA~E IN MY HOME CONTACT TRo BIFOCAL GLASSES FOUND NEAR NEED USED TYPEWRITERS. ALL 44 5 TR 751 MONDAY EVENING By DONATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED FOSSILS, H'PPC~OTAMUSES SHAPE AND COLOR OF FRAMES AND APPRECIATED PLEASE CALL AND PYGME ELEP~ANTS FOUND LOST THEY APPEAR TO BE NAVY ISSUE CHAPLAIN DAUGHTRY AT 505 IN SHADOWY CAVES ON MALTA --oNE LADiES MAROON UNBRELLA CLAIM AT HOURGLASS SUGGEST THE MALTA WAS ONCE IN VICINITY Of CH~PEL CALL NINETY EIGHT PER CENT OF PART OF A BRIDGE BETWEEN 2484 MI CKEY MOUSE WATCH WI TH AMER I CAN HOMES ARE WI lit ED FOR EUROPE AND AFRICA REO BAND CLAIM AT HOURGLASS EL.ECTRICITV 1------~~= PAGE HOURGLASS SATUR Y I Y 4 SERVICE ASSOCIATION CHJEfS SEEK CALL fOR SPECIAL PICKUP CHARGES GOLDWATER CAMP WITH ACTION ON MILITARY PAY INCREASE THE DISPOSAL IN TftASH OR DUMPSTER CONDUCTING UNfAIR SMEAR CAMPAIGN WASHINGTON, {AfPS)--PRESIDENTS OF UNITS OF fLAMMABLE liQUIDS, ACID OR CHICAGO, (UPI)--Qov. WILLIAM W. SCR­ THE THREE MAJOR SERVICE ASSOCIATIONS CAUSTIC MATERIALS CftEATES A HAZARD OF ANTON HAS ACCUSED St •• BARRY M. GOLD­ HAVE CALLED ON PRESIDENT LYNDON 8 SERIOUS INJURY TO TRASH COLLECTION WATER'S MANAGERS or WAGING A "RATHER JOHNSON TO URGE CONGRESS "TO ACT IM­ EMPLOYEES. ALL RESIDENTS HAVING ANY VICIOUS" CAMPAIGN BY QUESTIONING MEDIATELY TO INCREASE THE PAY OF ALL Of THE ABOVE MATERIALS fOR DISPOSAL SCRANTON'S PATRIOTISM AND USING "EVERY MILITARY PERSONNEL" ARE REQUESTED TO CALL THE TROUBLE CONCEIVABLE KIND Of PftESSURE AND THR­ IN A TELEGRAM SENT TO THr WHITE HOUSE, DESK, TELEPHONE 550, AND ARRANGE FOR EAT" ON REPUBLICAN CONVENTION DELE­ PRESIDENTS OF THE AIR fORCI ASSOCIATION, A SPECIAL PICKUP. 00 NOT PUT ANY Of GATES. ASSOCIATION OF THE UHITE[)"STATES ARMY THESE MATERIALS IN THE REGULAR TRASH SCRANTON MADE THE CHARGE IN A 30- AND THE NAVY LEAGUE Of THE UNITED ~TATES CONTAINERS. MINUTE NATIONALLY-TELEVISED SPEECH. ASKED PRESIDENT JOHNSON TO REAFFIRM HIS HE ACCUSED GOLDWATER'S MANAGERS Of SUPPORT fOR ADEQUATE PAY AND ALLOWANCES OffERS NEW "fOUNTA IN Of YOUTH '1 "INSULTING TKE COMMON SENSE Of THE FOR MILITARY PERSONNEL. MoscoW, {UPI)--RtJUVENATION Of ELDER DELEGATES TO ASK THEM TO BELIEVE" THE MESSAGE REQUESTED THE PRESIDENT LY PERSONS BY HOOKING THEM UP TO THE CHARGES THAT SCRANTON IS SOfT ON TO "PERSONALLY INTERCEDE TO ENCOURAGE BODIES Of YOUNGER PEOPLE FOR PERIODS COMMUNISM. IMMEDIATE CONGRESSIONAL ACTION TO I Of ONE TO TWO MONTHS WAS ENVISIONED "THE AMERICAN PEOPLE WILL REVOLT INCREASE MILITARY PAY" TODAY BY A fAMED SOVIET SURGEON. AGAINST THIS KIND OF SMEAR CAMPAIGN," EXPLAINING THEIR REASON FOR REQUEST­ DR. VLADIMIR DEMIKHOV, WHO HAS SUC­ SCRANTON SAID. ING QUICK ACTION, THE PRESIDENTS SAID~ CESSFULLY TRANSPLANTED HEADS, HEARTS "WE FIRMLY BELIEVE THAT DEVOTION TO AND LUNGS FROM ONE DOG TO ANOTHER, SENTENCE AMERICAN DEfECTOR OUR COUNTRY, ALTHOUGH A STRONG MOTIVA­ SAID THAT THE DONOR IN SUCH AN EXPERI-' fRANKfURT, GERMANY (UPI)--CAPTAIN TING FACTOR IN RETENTION Of HIGH QUALI­ MENT WOULD BE SOMEONE WHOSE BRAIN HAD \ ALFRED SVENSON, THE rlRST AMERICAN OF­ TY PERSONNEL IN OUR ARMED fORCES, MUST BEEN DAMAGED OR HAD DIED AS A RESULT FICEft EVER TO DEFECT TO THE COMMUNIS~ BE REINFORCED B¥ THE INCENTIVES PRO­ Of AN ACCIDENT. IN EUftOPE AND BE SENT BACK TO THE WEST, VIDED BY OUR NATIONAL GOVERNMENT ONE WHILE THE BftAIN DID NOT FUNCTION, WAS SENTENCED BY A U.S. MILITARY COURT ! Of THE MAJOR INCENTIVES IS THE PRO- DEMIKHOV EXPLAINED IN AN ARTICLE IN YESTERDAY TO SEVEN YEARS AT HARD LAB~ : VISION Of ADEQUATE MONETARY COMPENSA­ THE NEWSPAPER Moscow NEWS, THE OTHER SVENSON, 31, OF SCRANTON, PA., WAS j T ION. ORGANS Of THE BODY CONTINUED fUNCTION­ FOUND GUILTY Of DESERTION AND LARCENY i "INCREASED COMPLEXITY Of WEAPONS AND ING IN HEALTHY CONDITION •• Of THE JEEP HE RAMMED THROUGH COMMUNI~ i AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE TO OUR DEMIKHOV ADDED: BARBED WIRE INTO EAST GERMANY ON MAY IARMED SERVICES DEMANDS HIGHLY SKILLED "IN THE fUTURE IT WILL BE POSSIBLE I 4, 1963. SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN. TO CONNECT ELDERLY PERSONS TO SUCH A I "THEIR RETENTION ELIMINATES THE TRE­ SYSTEM fOR A PERIOD Of ONE TO TWO HALT ARMS TO ARABS MENDOUSLY COSTLY RECRUITMENT AND TRAIN- MONTHS NOT ONLY WITH THE AIM OF RE­ SAN fRANCISCO (UPI)--THE AMERICAN ING OF REPLACEMENTS AND PROVtDIS A POS­ JUVENATING THEM BUT ALSO TO PREVENT ISRAEL PUBLIC AFrAIRS COMMITTEE URGED SIBLE AREA OF REDUCTION IN THE TOTAL THE ONSET Of OLD AGE. 8ECAUSE Of THE THE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM COMMITTEE TO NUMBERS Of THE ARMED fORCES." METABOLIC fUNCTIONING Of THE YOUNGER GO ON ftECORD URGING EFFORTS TO HALT THE DEfENSE DEPARTMENT HAS REQUESTED ORGANISM IT WILL HAVE A REJUVENATING I SOVIET ARMS SHIPMENTS TO THE ARAB STA­ PftOPOSED INCREASES Of 3 PERCENT FOft EffECT ON ,THE OLDER ONE." I TES. OFfiCERS AND 2 4 PE~CENT fOR ENLISTED THE DONOR BODY, THE SURGEON SAID, "AT THE SAMl.. TIME," EXECUTIVE DIR­ PERSONNEL ON ACTIVE DUTY TO BE EfFEC­ WOULD BE MAINLY USED TO KEEP ALIVE ECTOR I.Lo KENEN SAID, "WE SHOULD TIVE OCT. ~, 1964. SPARE PART ORGANS DESIGNED FOR TRANS~ fRANKLY BE PREPARED TO GUARD AGAINST PLANT OPERATIONS. AN ARMS IMBALANCE AND TO STrENGTHEN N ~ XON TO BE PEACO~~ _R DR. DEMIKHOV SAID THAT SOVIET SCIEN­ ISRAEL IF Moscow POURS MORE ARMS INTO AfTER GOP l...iiOOSES CAND I DATE TISTS WERE TftYING TO OVERCOME THE CAIRO AND BAGHDAD AS SHE HAS ALREADY SAN fRAN~O> (UPi)--foRMER VICE REJECTION PROCESS THAT MAKES TRANS­ PROMISED TO DO." PRESIDENT RICHARD M. NIXON HAS BEEN PLANTS A GAMBLE AT THE PRESENT TIME. KENEN ASSERTED THAT U.S. INTERESTS­ ASSIGNED fHE ROLE Of PEACEMAKER AFTER IN ADDITION TO THOSE Of ISRAEL -- FACE THE REPUBLICANS fiNALLY CHOOSE THEIR POSTM4N ACCUMULATES TWO TONS A GROWING THREAT IN THE NEAR EAST. CHALLENGER TO PRESIDENT JOHNSON IN THE Of MAIL HE NEVER DELIVERED NOVEMBER ELECTION. WATER MILL, N.Y., (UPI)--POSTAL ACTOR'S STRIKE IS AVERTED THE ASSIGNMENT WAS ANNOUNCED BY GOP AUTHORITIES LOOKED FOR MOftE UNDELIVER­ HOLLYWOOD (UPI)--THE SCREEN ACTORS NATIONAL CHAIRMAN WILLIAM E. MILLER. ED MAIL TODAY AT THE HOME Of A ftETIRED GUILD AND THE ASSOCIATION OF MOTION NIXON WILL APPEAR BEFORE THE DELE­ ELDERLY POSTMAN WHO APPARENTLY SQUIR­ PICTURE AND TELEVISION PRODUCERS TO­ GATES THURSDAY, JULY 15, TO INTftODUCE RELED AWAY TONS OF LETTERS IN THE LAT­ NIGHT ANNOUNCED THEY HAVE REACHED AG­ THE REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE. TER DAYS Of HIS CAREER BECAUSE HE HAD REEMENT ON A NEW CONTftACT, ENDING THE "IT IS EXPECTED THAT THE fORMER V,CE TROUBLE GETTING AROUND IN HIS VINTAGE THREAT Of A STRIKE. PRESIDENT WILL AT THIS TIME TAKE AD­ AUTOMOBILES. DETAILS Of THE AGREEMENT WERE NOT VANTAGE OF THE OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE A DURING HIS 33 YEARS AS A MAIL~AN, AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY PLEA FOR PARTY UNITY," MILLER SAID. LOR I N f. SH I PPER DUT I fULLY DEL I IERED HE HAS FRIENDS AND ASSOCIATES IN ALL THE MAIL TO THE PEOPLE ON HIS NOTICE TO ALL PARENTS BOTH THE SENATOR BARRY GOLDWATER AND EASTERN LONG ISLAND RURAL ROUTE. BUT PACIF~c~MAaTIN.lAtHRY IS PftESEN1LY GOVERNOR WILLIAM SCRANTON CAMPS, NOW HE SLACKED OFf BlfOftE HIS 1956 RETIRE­ ENGAGtO IN A DREDGING OP[RATION AT, Il, LOCKED IN BITTER BATTLE OVER THE PAR­ MENT, APPARENTLY DELIVERING WHAT AP­ THE NORTH END OF THE ISLAND THE TY'S NOMINEE, POLICIES AND OVERALL PEARED TO BE MUST MAIL AND STASHING liMITS OF f"LL MATERIAL ARE CONTROLLED fUTURE. THE REST IN HIS GARAGE BY VARIOUS SURVEY MARKERS, STAKES, AUTHORITIES DISCLOSED YESTERDAY THAT fLAGS, AND MONUMENTS. IT 15 ASKED NO BARE-BOSOMS IN BAR MORE THAN TWO TONS Of MAIL WAS fOUND THAT PAftENTS KEEP THEIR CHILDREN EN­ LONDON, (UPI)--MoTHERS AND BEER DRIN­ IN SHIPPER'S GARAGE A~ONG WITH HIS TIRELY AWAY rROM THIS AREA AND ESPEC­ KERS TOOK OfFENSE TODAY AT THE BARE­ ANCIENT LA SALLE AND PACKARD. TODAY, IALLY AWAY FROM THESE CONTROL MARKERS. BOSOM DRESSES P0STAL INSPECTORS SET ABOUT DISMANT­ "IF THE EXPENSE OF REPLACING THESE A PftETTY BLONDE WEAftiNG A TOPLESS LI~G HIS fORMEft HOME IN THIS SMALL MAftKERS WAS TO BECOME THE BURDEN OF DRESS WAS KICKED OUT Of A LONDON PUB VILLAGE ON THE CHANCE THAT EVEN MORE INDIVIDUAL OFFENDERS, IT WOULD BE A LAST NIGHT AFTEft PUBKEEPER CHARLES UNDELIVERED MAIL MAY BE HIDDEN COSTLY ONE," SAID A SPOKESMAN FOR THE fARROW TOLD HER THAT HER UNDRESS "PUTS POSTMASTER ROY G. PETERSON Of NEIGH­ CONTRACTORS. THE OTHEft CUSTOMERS OfF THEIR BEER." BORING SOUTHHAMPTON SAID ABOUT 10 PER fARROW LATER PINNED UP A SIGN STATING CENT Of THE LETTERS UNCOVERED SO fAR A BLESSED EVENT THAT "WE ftEGRET THAT, OWING TO COM­ WERE fiRST CLASS "CONGRATULATIONS! IT's A GIRL. PLAINTS FftOM MANY Of OUR CUSTOMERS, WE SHIPP, 75, A BACHELOR, WILL NOT BE MOTHER AND DAUGHTEft OKAY. EXACT IMAGE ARE NOW UNABLE TO ALLOW LADIES WEARING PROSECUTED FOR HIS fAILUftE TO DELIVER BOftN 3~30 AoMo, 20 APRIL 1964." TOPLESS DRESSES TO REMAIN IN THIS BAR THE MAIL • THE f I VE-YEAft--STATUTE Of THIS WAS THE MESSAGE RECEIVED BY To AVOID EMBARRASSMENT, WE ARE PLEASED LIMITATIONS HAS ftUN OUT. SEAMAN BURDETTE A. SHANNON ABOARD THE TO SUPPLY, ON LOAN, A CAftDIGAN. PLEASE CARRIER, "BENNINCHON." ASK BARMAN AND GIVE COLOR PREFERRED." PLUMBING PROBLEMS? CALL ~50 WHEN QUERIED WITH THE STATEMENT, "I THE TELEPHONE NUMBER OF THE 'TftOUBLE DIDN'T KNOW YOU WERE MARRIED," HE CALM­ MAYBE SOME PRACTICAL JOKER DESK" IN THE E&M DEPARTMENT IS 550 LY REPLIED, "I'M NOT." ASHCHURCH, ENG.,{UPI)--THE CITY COUN­ A CALL WILL BRING OUT A MAN TO HELP­ To THE GARBLED "BUTo.BUT •• "THAT CAME Cil OPENED AN INQUIRY TODAY INTO WHO ANY HOUR OF THE DAY OR NIGHT FROM THE MOUTH Or THE CONFUSED RADIO­ PLANTED THE STRING BEANS FOUND GftOWING GLOBAL ASSOCIATES ARE STRIVING TO MAN, SHANNON REPLIED, "IT'S NOT MY WifE AROUND THE BASE Of THE TOWN'S WAR MEM­ INCftEASE THE EffiCIENCY OF THIS UNIT, BECAUSE I~M NOT MARRIED. IT'S MY HORSE ORIAL. ~eE~H1~cAEiWIQaM~~t~D:AN BE MET WITH SHE'S HAD A COLTon JULY 13 TH~U JULY 19, 1964 - .. .. S PEe I A L S E R 'V ] C E SAC " I V I T Y S nEE T MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 RICHARDSON THEATER A DOG'S BEST TWILIGHT FOR RHINO THE SERVANT WALK A TIGHT FROM RUSSIA EDGE OF FRIEND THE GODS ROPE WITH LOVE+ ETERNITY NEWS&SPORTS YOKWE YUK THEATER TWILIGHT FOR RHINO THE SERVANT A DOG'S BEST FROM RUSSIA EDGE OF WALK A TIGHT THE GODS FRIEND+NEWS& WITH LOVE ETERNITY ROPE SPORTS OCEAN VIEW THEATER THE SERVANT A DOG'S BEST TWILIGHT FOR RHINO EDGE OF WALK A TIGHT FROM RUSSIA FRIEND THE GODS ETERNITY ROPE WITH LOVE ROXY THEATER WALK A TIGHT FROM RUSSIA EDGE OF TWILIGHT FOR A DOG'S BEST RHINO THE SERVANT ROPE WITH LOVE ETERNITY THE GODS FRIEND+NEWs& SPORTS ROI NAMUR MOVIES RHINO EDGE OF WALK A TIGHT FROM RUSSIA THE SERVANT TWIL IGHT FOR A DOG'S BEST ETERNITY ROPE WITH LOVE THE GODS+NEWS FRIEND &SPORTS A DOG'S BEST FRIEND BILL WILLIAMS, MARCIA HENDERSON 70 MIN. DRAMA TWILIGHT FOR THE GODS ROCK HUDSON, ARTHUR KENNEDY 119 MIN. DRAMA RHINO HARRY GUARDIANO, SHIRLEY EATON 92 MIN. ADVENTURE A.MATTER or TASTE Y&C.No THE SERVANT DI~K BOGARDE, SARAH MILES liS MIN. MUSICAL WALK A TIGHT ROPE DAN DU~YEA, PATRICIA OWENS 120 MIN. DRAMA FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE SEAN CONNERY, DANIELA BIANCHI 118 MIN. DRAMA A.GoOD or KIND Y&C No EDGE OF ETERNITY CORNEL WILDE, VICTORIA SHAW 80 MIN. DRAMA RICHARDSON-THE SHOW WILL START AT 1930 AND ANYONE MAY ATTEND. YELLOW SEATS ARE FOR BACHELORS ONLY

YOKWE YUK-THE SHOWS WILL START AT 1900 AND 2100 Fo~ YOKWE YUK MEMBE~S ONLY. CHILDREN MAY NOT ATTEND. OCEAN VIEW-THE rlRST lOW WILL START AT 1930 AND THERE IS A MIDNIGHT MOVIE. FOR ADULT MALE PERSONNEL ONLY

ROXY-THE SHOWS WILL START AT 1830 AND 2030, AND ARE FO~ DEPENDENTS AND THEI~ FAMILIES ONLY. COUNTDOWf'.4-FILMS SHOWN HERE ARE NAVY MOVIES AND ARE NOT SHOWN AT OTHER THEATERS ON THE ISLAND FOR ENLISTED SERVICEMEN AND THEIR FAMILIES. DEPENDENTS POOL °73°-1900 °73°-1900 °73°-190° °73°-1900 °73°-1900 073°-1900 BACHELORS POOL

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