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LOW TiDE HiGH T~DE 1-17-64 4.5 AT 0542 0·7 AT 1~33 :lite HOURGLASS 5 7 AT ! 753 / VOL. 5 No. 1612 KWAJALE~N, MARSHALL ISLANDS THURSDAY 16 JANUARY H964 FORMER PFO CHIEF TITAN-2 FLAGS FLY TOGETHER REIORNING FOR VISIT LT. COL EDWARD M DOOLEY, fORMER cB9~~EID~PuPi ~Y~H~~~TAN-2 PAJA~ c~~~~h Z~~~)--PANAMA CHIEF Of THE ARMY MATERIEL COMMAND'S ROCKET ROARED 5,800 MILES DOWN THE AT­ AGREED TODAY TO RESUME DIPLOMATIC RE­ PACifiC FIELD OFfiCE ON KWAJALEIN, IS LANTIC TEST RANGE TODAY IN A SUCCESS­ lATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES, AND SCHEDULED TO ARRIVE HERE TOMORROW ON fUL TEST Of ITS ABILITY TO fUNCTION THE TWO COUNTRIES AGREED TO NEGOTIATE I THE N I KE ZEUS CHARTER FL I GHT BOTH AS A WAR MISSILE AND A BOOSTER "ALL EXISTING MATTERS" AT ISSUE WITHIN I LT. COL DOOLEY, WHO IS NOW WITH THE fOR AMERiCA'S NEW GEMINI SPACE SHIPS. 30 DAYS. NIKE-X PROJECT MANAGER'S STAfF OffiCE THE 10-STORY MISSilE, HEAVilY LADEN THE WORDING Of THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF OF THE ARMY MATERIEL COMMAND IN WASH­ WITH TEST INSTRUMENTS, THUNDERED INTO AGREEMENT STATEMENT AVOIOS THE TERM INGTON, D.C., WAS PFO CHIEf fROM AUGUST A CLOUDLESS SKY AT 3.30 P M. EST AHEAD "REVISiON Of THE TREATY OF THE CANAL 10, 1961, TO JULY 25, 1963 Of A TRANSPARENT SHAfT Of fLAME. ABOUT ZONE," TO WHICH THE U S GOVERNMENT HE WAS SUCCEEDED BY THE PRESENT CHIEf 30 ~INUTES LATER, iTS NOSE CONE SLAMMED OBJECTED Of pro, COL. GLENN CRANE. INTO AN ATLANTIC OCEAN TARGET AREA. WiTHIN HOURS OF THE ~REEMENT, THE IT COL DOOLEY WILL VISIT KWAJALE!N THE T!TAN-2, AMERICA'S MOST POWERfUL AMERICAN AND PANAMANIAN flAGS WERE fOR ONE WEEK, TO STUDY THE DETAILS IN­ COMBAT ROCKET, HAS BEEN SELECTED TO RAISED SIMULTANEOUSLY ON BRAND NEW AND VOLVED IN THE FUTURE CHANGE-OVER Of HURL TWO-~AN SPACESHIPS INTO ORBIT IN SEPARATE flAGPOLES IN fRONT Of BALBOA THE ISLAND'S MANAGEMENT fROM THE NAVY THE SOON-TO-START GEMINI MANNED SPACE HIGH SCHOOL IN THE CANAL ZONE TO THE AR~Y fl i GHT PROGRAM. I N WAR, THE NUCl EAR STUDENT DEMONSTRATIONS OVER FLYING OF ESPECIAL INTEREST TO FRIENDS Of TIPPED PROJECTILE CAN HIT A TARGET BOTH fLAGS IN FRONT OF THE HIGH SCHOOL LT. COL. DOOLEY IS THE INfORMATION THAT HAlfWAY AROUND THE GLOBE SET OfF LAST WEEK'S RIOTING THAT RE­ HE HAS BEEN SELECTED,AS AN OUTSTANDING TODAY'S ROCKET WAS THE THIRD TO CAR­ SULTED IN DEATH fOR 21 PERSONS AND OfFICER, FOR PROMOTION TO COLONEL. RY GEAR DESIGNED TO SENSE MAlfUNCTIONS INJURY TO ALMOST 500 OTHERS ACCOMPANYING HIM WILL BE LEWIS AYCOCK, IN THE GEMINI SPACE BOOSTERS IN TIME ABOUT i,500 STUDENTS AND fACULTY COMPTROLLER fOR THE ARMY MATERIEL COM­ TO ALLOW GE~INI PilOTS TIME TO ESCAPE MEMBERS WATCHED THE flAG-RAISING CERE­ MAND, AND RUSSELL WINN Of THE NIKE-X BECAUSE THE TWO PREVIOUS fliGHTS WITH ~ONV THiS MORNING PROJECT MANAGER'S OFfiCE, REDSTONE THE TROUBLE DETECTING GEAR WERE SUC­ THERE WAS SOME GRUMBL!NG AMONG THE ARSENAL, ALABAMA. CESSFUL, THE SYSTEM HAS NOT HAD AN STUDENTS ABOUT THE MOVE, BUT OTHERS OPPORTUNITY TO DETECT A PROBLEM MADE CLEAR THAT "WE HAVE NOTHING AGAINSl THE ROCKET ALSO ~AS THE THIRD RIGGED THE PANAMA flAG--All WE WANTED WAS TO FIND BODY OF CRASH VICTIM WiT~ DEVICES IN ITS PROPEllANT SYSTEM GET THE AMERICAN flAG BACK UP " CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND (UP~)--THE BODY TO IRON OUT VIBRAT!ONS WHICH SPACE REACTION SEEMED TO BE MIXED NONE Of THE NAVIGATOR Of A B52 JET BOMBER, AGENCY OffiCIALS fEARED MIGHT BE TOO Of THE STUDENTS WOULD GIVE THEIR NAMES, WHICH CRASHED MONDAY IN THE SNOW-COVERED SEVERE FOR ASTRONAUTS THE fiRST TWO AND ONE SAID, "~f WE MAKE ANY TROUBLE MOUNTAINS OF WESTERN MARYLAND, WAS fOUND TESTS TO TONE DOWN THE "POGO S'fI CK" NOW WE'LL BE SHIPPED BACK TO THE STATES' TODAY ABOUT THREE MILES fROM WHERE HIS WERE ALSO SUCCESSfUL. SCHOOLS IN THE ZONE OPENED TODAY fOR PARACHUTE HAD BECOME ENTANGLED IN A TREE ATTACHED TO THE OUTSIDE SKIN OF THE THE fiRST TIME SINCE lAST THURSDAY'S MARYLAND STATE TROOPERS fOUND THE MISSilE'S SECOND STAGE WAS A RECOVER­ RIOTING IN PANAMA WHICH WAS TOUCHED OFF BODY Of MAJ. ROBERT L. PAYNE, 41, Of ABLE POD CARRYING APPARATUS TO TEST WHEN PANAMANIAN STUDENTS SOUGHT TO TULSA, OKLAHOMA, IN DEEP SNOW ABOUT THE CONVERSION Of liQUID OXYGEN TO RAISE THEIR COUNTRY'S flAG IN fRONT OF EIGHT MILES SOUTHWEST OF GRANSTVILLE, GAS DURING fliGHT THE BALBOA SCHOOL THEIR MOVE CAME MARYLAND THE AIR FORCE SAID PAYNE THE AIR FORCE HAS 54 TITAN-2 MISSilES AFTER STUDENTS THERE, IN VIOLATION Of APPARENTLY HAD SURVIVED A BAILOUT FROM COMBAT-READY IN UNDERGROUND SilOS IN THE CANAL ZONE GOVERNOR'S ORDER TEM­ THE ST~ATEGIC AIR COMMAND (SAC) BOMBER ARKANSAS, ARIZONA, AND KANSAS PORARilY BANNING THE fLYiNG Of THE ONLY TO FALL VICTIM TO THE fOUR-BELOW AMERICAN fLAG, RAISED THE STARS AND ZERO TEMPERATURE. STRIPES ANO REfUSED TO TAKE IT DOWN ONE CREWMAN Of THE ORIGINAL fiVE WHO 15pfRlj ~LfuDP! ~ ~_AB~ ~~~ll.N~ I 9PsS~~PiS2~ THE OLD flAG POLE WAS CUT DOWN AND WERE ABOARD THE B52 BOMBER WAS STILL STORY APARTMENT BUilDING COLLAPSED TO­ TWO NEW ALUMINUM POLES WERE PUT UP ON UNACCOUNTED fOR HE WAS LISTED AS DAY, HURLING 100,000 TONS OF STEEL EITHER SIDE THREE-MAN GROUPS OF UNI­ T SGT MELVIN WOOTEN, 27, OF RAPID GIRDERS AND CEMENT DOWN ON CONSTRUCTION FORMED RESERVE OffiCERS' TRAINING CORPS CITY, SOUTH DAKOTA, A GUNNER, WHO PARA­ WORKERS RESCUE OffiCIALS SAID TONIGHT (ROTC) STUDENTS MARCHED DOWN OPPOSITE CHUTED fRO~ THE PLANE WITH THREE OTHER 15 WORKMEN WERE KILLED AND AT lEAST BUT PARALLEL S!DEWALKS TO THE NEW CREWMEN ONE BODY WAS FOUND IN THE 10 OTHERS TRAPPED UNDER THE TOWERING POLES THEN, WHEN THE ORDER TORAISE TH WRECKAGE AND TWO fLIERS WERE KNOWN TO PILE OF RUBBLE MANY Of THE MISSING COLORS WAS GIVEN BY A SABER-SALUTING HAVE SURVIVED. WERE PRESUMED DEAD ROTC OFfiCER, THE TWO flAGS WERE THE AIR FORCE SAID PAYNE APPARENTLY RESCUERS SAID 17 WORKERS WERE HOS­ RUN UP SIMULTANEOUSLY THERE WAS A SLEPT IN A LifE RAfT MONDAY NIGHT AND PITALIZED, SOME OF THEM WITH SERIOUS FLICKER Of APPLAUSE THEN BEGAN WAL~!NG THROUGH THE DRifTING INJURIES HIP-HIGH SNOW !N AN EffORT 70 REACH WORKING WITH ACETYLENE TORCHES AND SAFETY. flOODLIGHTS, 200 fiREMEN fOUGHT TO CASTR0 9 NIKITA TALK IN SECRET AT DAYBREAK TODAY, fiVE HELICOPTERS REACH THE TRAPPED MEN Moscow (UP~)--TALKS BETWEEN PREMIER AND A NUMBER Of CIVIL AIR PATROL PLANES ONE WORKMAN HAD HIS lEGS CRUSHED BY N!KITA S. KHRUSHCHEV AND CUBAN PREMIER RESUMED THE SEARCH fOR WOOTEN WHILE A CEMENT PilLAR HE ASKED fOR A CIGAR­ FIDEL CASTRO WERE KEPT SECRET TODAY GROUND PARTIES PUSHED THE!R WAY THROUGH ETTE AND SMOKED IN SILENCE AS fiREMEN WHilE THE PRESS SHifTED THE SPOTLIGHT THE MOUNTAINOUS COUNTRY WORKED FRANTICALLY TO FREE HIM TO MASSIVE SOViET AID TO CUBA ANOTHER MAN WAS HEARD CALLING fOR THROUGHOUT THE DAY, THE SOVIET NEWS EUROPE-BRITAIN PARTNERSHIP VITAL HELP fROM DEEP IN THE MASS OF DEBRI~ AGENCY TASS TRANSMITTED DISPATCHES fROM MANY Of THE VICTIMS WERE ALGERIANS VARIOUS PROV~NCIAL CITIES WHERE SHIP­ LONDON (UPi)--WEST GERMAN CHANCELLOR WHO fORM THE BULK OF THE CONSTRUCTION MENTS Of HEAVY GOODS AND CONSTRUCTION LUDWiG ERHARD TODAY CALLED FOR A UNiTED WORKING FORCE IN FRANCE EQUIPMENT WERE BEING PREPARED fOR EUROPE WITH BRITISH PARTiCIPATION WITHiN EYEWITNESSES SAID THE lIGHT STEEL SHiPMENT TO HAVANA Moscow RADIO, IN AN THE ATLANTIC PARTNERSHIP fRAMEWORK OF THE BUilDING TUMBLED TO EVENING NEWS BROADCAST, REPORTED NEW ERHARD, WHO ARRIVED fOR A TWO-DAY V"SST,EARTH WITHIN SECONDS, SHOOTING UP A PROJECTS WHICH HAVE BEEN DRAWN UP TO MADE HIS APPEAL iN A SPEECH AT A BANQUET HUGE CLOUD Of THICK DUST WHICH TOOK IMPROVE STORAGE FACILITIES AT HAVANA'S GIVEN IN HIS HONOR BY THE LORD MAYOR Of 20 MINUTES TO CLEAR AND HAMPERED EARLY HARBOR NEWS OF THE PROJECTS ADDED LONDON "EUROPE WILL REMAIN A TORSO RESCUE OPERATIONS TO SPECULATION HERE AND ABROAD THAT UNLESS IT IS JOINED BY GREAT BRITAiN," CITY OfFIC!ALS SAID THE DISASTER OC- THE SOVIET lEADER IS DiSCUSSING HOW TO HE SAID CURRED JUST BEfORE A SMAll CELEBRATION HELP REVIVE THE SHAKY ECONOMY Of THE ERHARD SA~D GERMANY HAS PROP05ED ITA WAS TO BE HELD MARKING THE COMPLETION iSLAND NEW IN!TIATIVE TO PREVENT EUROPE fROM O~ T~E LAST fL00R, AN OLD EUROPEAN (LATER TONIGHT, Moscow TELEVISION SAID BEING STRANGLED BY TECHNOCRATS" BUilDING TRADE TRADITION. IT WAS AS ABSURD TO SUGGEST THAT CASTRO iT WAS A YEAR AGO ALMOST TO THE DAY AN ESTIMATED 50 WORKERS WERE AT OR WAS INVOLVED IN THE PANAMA EVENTS AS THAT BRITAIN WAS SHUT OUT OF THE [URO- NEAR THE SITE OF THE COLLAPSE. THAT HE HAD ENGAGED AGENTS !N THE REVO­ PEAN COMMON MARKET 6Y THE VETO Of DE GAULLE ••• lUTION IN ZANZ3BAR ) HOURGLASS THURSDAY ~6 JANUARY ~964 I PUBL~SHED AT ThE D~RECT~O~ OF CITY COUNCRL PASSES LAW AGA~NST SMOK~NG ACTOR TO UNDERGO I fHE COMlVlAND!NG Or'r~CER PAC~f~C EASTLAND, TEXAS (UP~)--!S THE CiTY COUNCil'S ANTI­ CA~CER SURGERY" MijSSulE RANCE fAC~LJ7i, KWAJ­ CIGARETTE ORDINANCE A JOKE OR REALLY THE END OF A lEGAL NEW YORK (UP~)--ACTOR VAN ALE~N, ~ARS~ALL uSLA~DS,CON­ SII40KE? JOHNSON, 47, WHO UNDERWENT TRACT NOAS-5;-~~76-c WuiM ThE No JOKE, SAiD MAYOR DON PIERSON.

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