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~w~L.~8~~.~3~2~4~7 ______~K~W~AJ~A~l~E~IN~,~~~~~~LL ISl~A~ND=S~ ______~---- __----S_A_T~U~RDAY, MARc~~~~961 Reward Offered Leathernecks Rout Elite Reds TOULON, FRANCE (UPI)--F~ENCH RIGHT-WING POLITICAL LEADER JEAN In Dual Murder In Cracking Move Near DMZ LOUIS TI~IER-VIGNANCOUR wAS HIT BY ROCl(rORD, ILL. (UPI )--.4 $2,500 SAIGON (UPI)--U S. MARINES KILLED 271 NORTH VIETNAMESE TROOPS AND A POLICE TEAR GAS GRENADE AT AN REWARD WAS POSTED TODAY FOR APPRE- SENT OTHER ELITE COMMUNISTS FLEEING INTO THE JUNGLES IN WHAT LEATHER ELECTION-EVE RALLY TONIGHT AND HENSION Of THE GANG-STYLE EXECU- NECK LT GEN, LEWIS W WALT TODAY CALLED A flAY OF "SIGNIFICANT IIICTaRY" RUSHED TO THE HOSPITAL. TIXIER, A TION~R OF TWO 14-YEAR-OLD BOYS FOR THE MARINES WALT'S MEN, WORKING IN THE LUSH GREEN HILLS JUST BE FOE Of PRESIDENT CH~RLES DE GAULLE, FOUND SHOT TO DEATH IN A DARK PA- LOW THE DEMILITARIZED ZONE DIVIDING NORTH FROM SOUTH VIET NAM, ALSO HAD JUST STEPPED ONTO A BALCONY To VILIDN. CAPTURED 28 BIG MORTARS THE COMMUNISTS USED EA~LIER THIS WEEK IN A ADDRESS HIS fOLLOWERS WHEN THE THE REWARD WAS POSTED BY ROCK BLOODY BUT ABORTIIiE ATTEMPT TO SILENCE THE BIG AMERICAN GUNS HURLING GRENADE BURST NEAR HIS FACE, ENVEL- FORD NEWSPAPERS INC; PUBLISHER Of 200-POUND SHELLS INTO NORTH VI(T NAM VETERAN COMMANDERS SAY THAT COH- OPING HIM IN SMOKE. T~E ROCKPORD REGISTER-REPUBLIC AND HUN 1ST TROOPS VERY RARELY ~BANOON ROCKfORO MORNING STAR. THEIR WEAPONS, BUT WALT, WHO SWUNG Powell Will Go To Court OFFICIALS Of THE NEWSPAPERS SAID OVER THE JUNGLES BY HELICOPTER, RE THEY WERE RECEIVING OUERIES FROM PORTED SEEING TROOPS OF THE CRACK ·n H,·s Lost Seat CITI2ENS WHO WANTtO TO ADD TO THE NORTH VIETNAMESE 324-B DIVISION lio Regal REWARD FUND FOR ARREST AND CONVIC- SCATTERING IN CONFUSION AND PANIC, BIMINI, THE BAHAMAS (UPI)--ADAM CLAYTON POWELL PREACHEO, THEN POLI- TION OF THE THURSDAY NIGHT SLAYER DROPPING THEIR ARMS AS THEY TRIED TICKED IN QUICK SUCCESSION TODAY AN HOJR AFTER DELIVERING. SERMON AT OR SLAYERS TO fINO ESCAPE fROM AMERICAN FIRE AN OUT~OOR SERVICE, HE ANNOUNCED HE WILL SWifTLY OPEN THE LEGAL FIGHT LOCAL AUTHORITIES ASK(D HIGH POWER TO REGAIN HIS HOUSE SEAT. SCHOOL OffiCIALS TO SCHEDULE A SPE- AMERICAN SPOKESMEN SAID THE NORTH AT A N[~S CONFERENCE, FLANKEO BY HIS LAWYERS, THE OUSTED H~RLE~ DEMO- CIAL ASSEMBLY or 1,400 STUDENTS ON ViETNAMESE HAD MASSED THREE DIVI CRAT DECLAREO THAT A SUIT WOULD BE FilED pROMPTLY IN FEDERAL COURT IN MONDAY IN HOPES OF DEVELOPING NEW SIONS IN THE FRONTIER AREA IN HOPE WASHINGTON,D C. DEMANDING THAT HE BE ALLOWED TO SERVE HE DID NOT SPE- I LEADS IN THE SLAYINGS OF THE TWO OF SMASHING THROUGH THE MARINE DE CIFY AN EXACT TIME FOR THE ACTION, BUT IT PROBABLY ~ILL COME MONDAY, 'BOY~S~.~~ ______.. ______FENSES ARTILLERY AND AIR STRIKES POWELL SA 10 THAT HE WOULD CARRY PLUGGED TH~ GAPS BETWEEN LEATHER HIS LEGAL FIGHT TO THE SUPREME Caraflas I·n legal THrmol'l\II ~., NECK UNITS COURT If NECES!>.lRY TO OVERTURN THE ~O low-,·n~ ~T II'HJ€O ~_~N PAGe: SE VEN) ACTION OF THE HOUSE, WHICH VOTED rl AssaSSination AGAINST SEATING HIM IN THIS SESS- CARACAS (UPI)--PRES\DENT AUL LEONI TODAY SUSPENDEO CONSTITUTIONAL ,Hoffa' Grasping ION GUARANTEES IN VENEZUELA IN WAKE OF A TERRORIST KIONAPING AND ASSASSINt- ~I CALL ON ALL AMERICANS -- BLACK TION or A FORMER GOVERN~ENT OFFiCIAL. At Slim Straw AND WHITr, JEW AND GENTILE, FRIEND LEONI HAD RESTORED THE GUARANTEES ONLY TWO DAYS AGO FOLLOWING AN 11- WASHINGTON (UPI)--JAMES R HOF- AND FOE TO SUPPORT WHAT 15 NOT MY WEEK CRACKDOWN ON MOUNTING COMMUNIST MURDER AND SABOTAGE THROUGHOUT THE FA, FACING THE PROSPECT OF BEING FIGHT BUT T~AT OF ALL CONCERNED COUNTRY LEONI TURNED OVER THE THE ARMCO tORCES THE INVESTIGATIQN OF ONE or T~E HIGHEST-PAID rNMATES IN CIT IlENS," HE SA fD HE REPEATED HiS FORMER SOCIAL SeCURITY MINISTER JU~IO IRIB.lRR[N BORGES, 56. UNDER THE TH( U.S PRISON SYSTEM, CLUNG TO ASSERTION THAT THE HOUSE ~AD NO AU ACTION, SUSPECTS WILL BE TRIED BY I ONE LAST LECo,c,l MANEUVER TODAY IN THORITY TO BAR HIM SINCE HE WAS MILITARY INSTEAD OF CIVIL COURTS I Missiles Preferred HIS PROLONGED EFFORT TO REMAIN QUALIFIEO ON THE BASIS OF AGE, IRIBARREN BORGES, ~ BROTHER OF I FREE CITIZENSHIP ANO RESIDENCE AS RE- VENEZUELAN fOREIGN MINISTER IGNACIO To Bombs in Orbit UNLESS I1IS PETITION TO AN APPEALS QUIRED BY THE CONSTITUTION IRIBARREN BORGES, WAS KIDNAPED LAST WASHINGTON {UPI)--THE SENATE COURT IS GRANTED, OR UNLESS THE Su- (CONT INUED ON PAGE SEYEN) WEONE~DAY BY THREE MEN SPACE COMMITTEE wAS ADVISED IN A PREME COURT 4CTS IN ITS STEAD, HE HIS BODY, WITH THRE~ BULLET HOLES STAFF REPORT TODAY THAT "MAJOR ITY $IOO,OOO-A-YEAR PRESIDENT OF THE IN T~E BACK OF THE ~EAD AND BEARING MILITARY OPINION " THINKS INTER-CON- Plan Would DulllP j TEA~STERS' UNION MUST SURRENDER MARKS Of TORTURE BY CIGARETTE TINENTAL BALLISTIC MISSI~ES ARE TUESDAY MORNING TO BEGIN AN EIGHT- Old Draft Board BURNS, WAS FOUND LAST NIGHT A SHORT MORE [rrECTIVE STRATEGIC WEAPONS 1 YEAR S[NTENC[ FOR JURY TAMPERING SAN ANTONIO, TEX (UPI)--THE NA OISTANCE OFf THE PAN A~ERICAN HIGH- THAN ORSITING NUCLEAR WARHEADS, HOFfA, 54, IS PINNING HIS FINAL TION'S 4,100 LOCAL DRAFT BOAROS - WAY ON THE SOUTHERN OUTSKIRTS OF T~E REPORT ANALYZED THE PENDING I HOPES ON A PETITION FOR A HABEAS SURVIVORS OF A CENIURY-OLD CONCEPT CARACAS TREATY WHICH RESERVES SPACE AND i CORPUS WHICH COULD EITHER TtMPORAR- OF HAVING MEN [HOSEN BY THEIR OWN I COM~UNIST TERRORIST PROBAGANOA THE PLANETS FOR PEACEFUL USES THE I ILY OR PERMANENTLY DELAY HIS SUR- NEIGHBORS FOR MILITARY SERVICE -- LEAFLETS WERE SCATTERED ~ROUND THE REPORT wAS PREPARED BY ElLENE GAL RENDER, SCHEDULED FOR 9 AM TUESDAY WOULD GO OUT OF BUSINESS UNDER PRO- BODY LOWA1. A COMMITTEE CONSULTANT FOR IN WASHINGTON f>OSALS BY PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S SE-' IN AN"IOUNCING THE "lEW CRACKOOWN ITHE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, UNDrsRT~~fE.!1 US. DISTRICT JUDGE MATTHEW Mc- L(CTIVE SERVICE ADVISORY COMMISSION TONIGHT, INTERIOR MINISTER RI:1NALOO DIRECTION Of THE COMMITTEE'S ~r GUIRE, WHO REJECTED THE PETITION THE BOA~OS WOULD BE REPLACED BY LEANDRO MORA ATTRIBUTED THE KIONAP- WITH RESPECT TO THE CONCEPT OF OUT OF HANO YESTERDAY, NOT EVEN AL- 300 TO 500 "AREA OFFiCES", OPERAT- ASSASSINATION TO VENEZUELA'S TER- PLACING NUCLEAR WARHEADS IN ORBIT, LOWING A HEARING, ORDERED THE SUR- EO BY HIRED PERSONNEL WHO WOULD RORIST:; "WHOSE POLITICAL IDEAS ARE ,THE REPORT SAID: "MAJORITY MILITARV RENDER. HOFFA'S ATTORNEYS IMMED- REGISTER ANO CLASSIFY YOUTHS FOR FOREIGN IN VENEZUELA AND INSPIREO OPINlON HOLDS THAT ORBITAL BOMBARD lATELY TOOK IT TO THE U.S. COURT OF INOUCTION UNDER "CLEAR AND BIND- BY CUBA MENT IS NOT AN EfFECTIVE STRATEGIC ApPEALS, WliERE A HEARING IS SET FOR lNG" NATION"L STANDAROS THE LOCAL (CONTINUED ON PAGt SEVEN) WEAPON AS COMPARED TO LAND-BAStD 2.30 PM MONDAY BOARD~ ARE RUN BY VOLUNTEERS OP- BALLISTIC MISSILES. IF THE ~PPEALS COURT REJECTS IT, [RATING UNDER STANDARDS WHICH VAR~ Russian Ski}lper "AN EFFOPT To USE SPACE-BASED HOFfA CuULO ASK FOR A SUPREME COURT FROM PLACE TO PLACE NUCLEAR WEAPONS WOULD HAVE THE Ef- JUST ICE TO GRANT THE PET 1.I..!.S!t'L- THERE ST ILL WOULD BE VOLUN TE ER To Be Arraigned fECT Of A STRATEGIC WARNING, THUS "LOCAL BOARDS" -- BUT ONLY 300 TO KODIAK, ALASKA (UP1)-~U S. ATTY IPLACING THE AGGREsSOR IN THE POSI- De Gaulle Pleads 500 OF >HEM, WORKING IN CONJUNCTION RICHARD MCVEIGH SAID TODAY HE EX- TION OF BEING OPEN TO RETALIATiON PARIS (UPI)--PRESIDENT CHARLES DE WITH THE AREA OFFICES AND LIMITED PECTED THE SKIPPER OF THE FIRST BY STRATEGIC WEAPONS," THE REPORT GAULLE TONIGHT APPEALED TO FRENCH TO HEARING APPEALS FROM INDUCTEES, RUSSIAN VESSEL EVER SEIZEO BY THE iSAID MEN AT WHAT HE CALL[D A "DECISIVE THEY WOULD BE THE FIRST COURT OF UNITED STATES TO PLfAO eVILTY TO THE TREATY, TME REPORT POINTEO MOMENT" IN THEIR HISrORY, TO CAST APPEAL CHARGES OF VIOLATING U.S. TERRITOR-jOUT, PROVIDES FOR NO INSPECTION TO A MASSIVE VOTE TOMORROW FOR HIS INSTEAO OF THE 50 STATE OFFICES IAL WATERS ENSURE THAT OTHER NATIONS ARE COM- "STlWNGMAN" FI FTH REPUBL I C, WHICH NOW EXIST, THERE WOU~O BE MCVEIGH SAID ZERNOY N GREGORY- PLYING WITH THE TREATY'S INTENT -- DE GAULLE SAID THAT IN A HOSTILE EIGHT REGIONAL OFfiCES, WHERE RE EVleH, MASTER OF THE 178-FOOT SOV- KEEPING THE MOON ANO OTHER CELES PARLIAMENT, "THE POLITICAL PARTIES GIONAL APPEAL BOARDS AS WELL AS lET TRAWLER SEI2ED BY THE COAST IAL BODIES AS NON-NUCLEAR ZONES. WOULD BE NUMERICALLY ABLE TO PRE ADMINISTRATIVE FUNCTIONS WOULD BE GUARD THURSDAY, WOULD BE ARRAIGNED VENT ME CARRYING OUT MY TASK" HOUSED, AND THE NATIONAL HEADQUAR BEfORE U.S COMMISSIONER JOHN MASON Orbiter Studied HIS STATEMENT APPEARED TO BE ~ TERS, WITH ITS PRESIDENTIAL ApPEAL TOMORROW PASAD[NA (UPI)--A TEAM OF EXPERT~ YElltD ~ARNING TH~T HE MIGHT QUIT BOARD WOULO REH~IN AS AT PRESENT, "J'LL RETURN HIM TO ANCHORAGE THE WAS ASSEMBLED HERE TODAY TO INVI:S OR SEEK TO GOV[~N BY (~[RG~NCY pow (CONTINUED ON PAGE SEVEN) SAME ArTERNOON ANO HE WILL ABLE TO TIGATE THE TROUBLE-PLAGUED CAMERA ERS IF T~E NEw PARLIAMENT H~O AN ENTER A PLEA BEFORE A FEOERAL COURT SYSTEM OF LUNAR OR6ITER-3 WHICH ANTI-GAULLIST MAJORITY Quake Hits Greece JUDGE AT 10 AM MONOAY," HE SAID. ENOEO TRANSMISSION Of MOON PICTURES DE GAULLE ADDRESSED THE NATION IN ATHENS (UPI )--AN 'EXTREMELY THE ATTORNEY SAIO HE ~OPED HIS TO EARTH PREMATURELY, A MUCH-CRITICIZED RADIO-TELEVISION STRONG" EARTHQUAKE ROCKED GREECE PROSECUTION OF THE CASE WOULD NOT OrrlCIALS AT CALTECH'S JET PRO- BROADCAST FRANCE'S 28.5 MILLION TONIGHT, BUT GOVERNMENT AUTHORI BECOME AN "INTERN~TIONAL INCIDENT" PU~SIOH LABORATORY REPORTEO YES REGISTERED VOTERS GO TO THt POLLS TIES SAID NO CASUALTllS OR DAMAGE MCVEIGH SAIQ HE EXPECTED GftEGORY- TERDAY THAT THE CAMERA'S FILM-AO- TOMORROW IN rIR5T-ROUND NATIONAL WERE REPORTED I EVICH ro PLEAD GUILTY "SECAUSE HE VANCE MrCHANISM HAD MALFUNCTIONED, PARlI J,!.!ENT,6.RY ELECT IONS AL,THOUGH THE MAIN QUAKE; WHICH SHooK THE : WAS SEIZED WITHIN ONE MILE OF SHORE EXPERTS FROM NASA's LANGLEY RE- DE GAULLE's OWN POSITION WAS NOT AT COUNTRY FRDM THE ALBANIAN fRONTIER IN A (LEAR-CUT ANO oevlous VIOLA- SE~RCH CENTER IN HA~PTO~, VA , BE- STAKE, THE VOTES WOULD, IN FACT - TO THE ISLAND OF CRETE, STRUCK AT TION " GAN ANALYZING THE SPACECRA~>T'S AS HE HIMSELF STRESSED -- BE FOR OR 8 02 PM. WEAKER TREMORS CONTINUED HAVE "NO INTENTION OF BACKING PROBLEM WHICH PLAGUED THE EARLIER AGAINST THE GAULLIST SYSTEM. FOR MORE THAN AN HOUR THE ATHENS OUT OF THIS THING," MCVUGH SAID STAGES or THE MiSSION. SEVERAL OPPOSITI~~'LEAOERS PROMPT OBSERVATORY DESCRIBED IT AS ~EX "IT SHOULD BE CLEARLY UNDERSTOOD SPOKESMEN AT JPL S~ID THAT 0, LY CRITICIZED HIS STATEMENT LEFT TRE:MElY STRONG" THE CENTER OF THAT THIS IS A VIOLATION OF TERRI- TH[ 12 POTENTIAL ApOLLO MANNED IST EX-PREMIERE PIERRE MENDES-FRANC THE QUAKE WAS 80 MILES NORTHEAST TORIAL WATERS AND IT WILL B~ T~EATEDLANDING SIT[S TO BE PHOTOGRAPHEO SAID OVER RAOIO LUXEMBOURG THAT DE OF AT~ENS, B(TVEE:~ THE ISLANDS OF I AS SUCH 'HOPE THIS DOESN'T BECOME BY ORBITER ONLY COMPLETE PHOTO GAULLE HAD NO RIGHT TO SPEAK "O~ BE KYROS AND ALONISSOS IN THE AGEAN AN INTER~ATIONAL INCIDENT " COVERA~E OF' SIX AND PARTIAL COVER- HALF 0F fRANCE. HE CASTIGATED DE- EA. THE INTERIOR MINISTRY, ON "THE: RUSSIANS SHOULD NOT CO"lSIOER AGE OF THE REST WAS OBTAINED. PAR GAV~LE FOR WARNING AGAIN THE: NATION HE BASIS OF REPORTS FROM LOCA~ THIS HARRASSMENT OF THE FLEET," HE TIAL COV(RAGE OF 31X SITES WAS RE WOULD BE IMPERILLED If THE UNR WERE AUTHORITIES THROUGHOUT THE COUN- SAIO "WE ARE SIMPLY ENFORCING THE C£IYIi:D ON EARTH EARLIER IN PRIORI- DErEATED, CALLING IT AN UNHEARD-OF RY, SAID AT 10 PM NO CASUALTIES LAW AND PROTECTING THE FISHING IN TY READOUTS. THING TO SAY R DA~AGr HAO BEEN REPORTED. DUSTRY SO IMPORTANT TO ALASKA." ~.------"------.-
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DOWN TO THE SEA IT IS EASY FOft AN AMATEUR TO As LIVES Ge, HERMANN VOSSMEYERtS TAK~THt POSITION THAT ME ISN'T MIGHT !E SAIO TO !E A SVM80L or RESPONSI8L[ (AsrOE FROM THE HARMON THE SKI 'fI'[R IC INT[RFERENCE TO FoM.), AN AMA~ THE "HELEN B" HOLDS ,. GERMAN MASTE TEUR DOES HAVE CERTAIN OeLIGATIONS MARINER'S LICENSE rOR SHIPS O~ UN THE AMATEUR MUST KEEP ONE THING LIMITED TONNAGE ANO AN AMERICAN IN MIND, WHEN A HI-FI OWNER H(ARS MASTER'S LICENSE fOR SHIPS UP TO ,f,N AMATEUR ST,f,TfON ON HIS "MIG," 500 TONS H( ~SSUMES THAT THE AMAT[UR IS AT BORN IN BREMEN, GERMENY, ON JULY FAULT. MERELY INFORMING THE HI-FI 10, 1915, HE WENT TO HIGH SCHOOL I OWNER THAT HIS OWN EQUI~M£NT IS TO HAMBURG, GRADUATING IN 1933 Voss elAME ISN'T AN ADEQUATE ANSWER MEYER THEN WENT TO SEA, SPENDING HE MAY HAV£ PAID A CONSIDERABLE 50 MON~HS BEfORE THE MAST TWENTY SUM FOR IT, AND WOULD e( RATHER UN Of THOSE MONTHS WERE SPENT ON A HAPPY TO eE TOLD THAT IT WAS NO SQUARE-R I GGER, "CARL V INNER", A GOOD FIVE-MAST, TOfl-SAILED SCHOONER or IT IS THE AMATtUR'S Joe TO POINT 1800 GROSS TONS HE SAILED ON OUT TH~T SIMPLE CORRECTIVE ~EAS OTHER MERCHANT SHIPS UNTIL HE EN URES CAN BE T,f,K£N. BYPASSING THE TERED TH( GERMAN MARITIME COllECE HI-FI SPEAKER lEADS AS DISCUSSEO IN HAMBURG IN JANUARY 1938 HE WILL USUALLY CLE~R UP THE TRouelE WAS GRADUATEO AS A MATE, ANY WA IT IS NOT THE AM~TEUR'S JOB TO IN TtRS, TONNAGE UNLIMITED IN JUNE STALL THE CAPACITORS IN F~CT, IF 1939 THE AMATEUR DID INSTALL THE BYPASS WORLD WAR 11 BEGAN VOSSMEYER CAPACITORS ANP 30 SECONDS, 30 MIN REMEMBER SKIPPING T~E FLAT ROCK ON THE LAKE BACK HOME? EXPAND THAT WAS TRAINED FOR EIGHT WEEKS NEAR UTES, OR 30 D~YS LATER SOMETHING NOT10N ~~ IMAGINE TRYING TO SKIP SOMETHING FROM VANDENBERG AFB TO MUVIK, GERMANY AND MADE A NAVAL SHOULD HAPPEN TO T~E HI-FI INSTAL KWAJALEI~ SAY THE WATER'S TOO ROUGH, ~ND YOUR THROWING ARM JUST RESERVE OFfICER IN 1941, HE WAS LATION, WE ALL KNOW WHO WOULD BE AIN'T THAT GOOD? TRY USING THE MUSCLES OF AN ATLAS ICBM, AND THE AIR ONE OF THE: fEW SKIPPERS WHO SUC BLAME:D ABOVE THE PACIFIC, ADVANCE THE SPE~D TO THE NEAR-ORBITAL REGION, MOLD CEEDED IN TAKING A TANKER THROUGH WITH THE ABUNDANCE or TECHNICAL THE ROCK WITH A SHAPE TO GIVE LifT, ADO CONTROL SURfACES AND EQUIPMENT THE BRITISH BLOCKADE or THE NORTH HELP AVAILABLE ON T~E ISLAND, THE -- THEN YOU HAYE A BASIC IDEA Of PROJEC1 PRIME. iM! BAllt !~AC£C~Ar~ SEA TO REFUEL U-BOATS IN THE INSTALLATION OF THE BYPASS CAPA IS SHOWN ABOYE, AN ARTIST'S CONCEPTION Of THIS TALENTED ROCK SKIPPING NORTH ATLANTIC FOR TKE REST OF CITORS SHOULD PROVE NO HARDSHIP ACROSS fiVE THOUSAND MILES OF THE PACIFIC THE WAR, HE SAILtO ON TANKERS AND HOWEVER, I TIS SUGGESTED THAT THE PRIME STANDS FOR PRECISION RECOVERY INCLUDING MANEUVERING ENTRY, SUPPLY SHIPS ONE or HIS JOBS WAS AMATEUR MAKE AVAILABLE, AT COSTJ AND IS A PART OF TH[ AIR FORCE'S SPACECRAfT TECHNOLOGY ~ND ADVANCED TO SUPPLY FOMMEL'S fORCES IN TRIP THE NECESSARY CAPACITORS REQUIRED REENTRY TEST PROGRAM IT WILL MARK THE FIRST HYPERSONIC FLIGHT TESTS OLI FROM NAPLES , FOR A J08 OF THIS NATU~E OF A MANEUVERING lifTING BODY. 5v.sO RIGHT PIOfIl HE RECALLS ROMMEL AS "ONE HELL No DETERIORATION If THE AUDIO THE PRIME VEHICLE IS EQUIPPED Of A GOOD MAN, WHO STUCK UP FOR HI FROM THE HI-FI WILL RESULT DUE TO W!TH REACTIO~ JETS fOR fLIGHT CON TROOPS HE WAS IN A DESPERATE pos THE EFFORT DESCRIBED THE 01 TROL IN SPACE AND WITH MOVABLE ITION IN NORTH AFR'CA AS EARLY AS MICRO-FARAD CAPACITOR IS AN EFFEC fLAPS FOR CONTROL IN THE ATMOS- 1942 BECAUSE OF SHORTAGES OF fOOD, TIVE BYPASS AT RADIO fREQUENCIES, PHERE 4MMUNITION AND GASOLINE Cl BUT HAS NO EfFECT AT AUDIO FRE i BEFORE YOU BUY A TICKET FOR A ON AUGUST 2 " 19114, VOSSMEYER WAS QUENCIES WHEN CONNECTED ACROSS FAST RIDE TO KWAJALEIN ABOARD TAKEN PRISONER Of WAR IN A M~R LOW IMPEDANCE SPEAKER LEADS THIS MACHINE, HERE'S WHAT IT IS SEILlES SHIPYARD BY COMBI~[D AMER [ FOR EXAMPLE, THE IMPEDANCE OF A DESIGNED TO 00 ON THE WAY: THE !CAN ANO FRENCH fORCES THAT HAD 01 MICRO-FARAD CAPACITOR AT if LIGHT WILL L~ST BETWEEN 25 AND lANDED AT ST TRQP£Z HE STAYED A 15,000 CYCLES PER SECOND IS OVER 30 MINUTES IT WILL BE·A TOUGH, PR I SON ER UNT I L JUL Y ,194, I N A IJOOO OHMS COMPARE THIS TO THE QUICK TEST Of THE MERITS OF THE POW CAMP IN OUARZA2ATE, MOROCCO, EIGHT OHM IMDE?ANCE THE SPEAKER CRAfT 00 MI LES SOUTH OF MARRAK(SH "Ou LEADS SEE DURING THE FLIGHT, THE CRAFT DrET WASN'T TOO RITZY Ve: HAD COF IT IS HOPED THAT AS A RESULT OF WILL BE HURLED 100 MILES UP FROM rEE AND A SLICE OF FRENCH BREAD ,OR THLS ARTICLE, THE AMATEURS ON VANDENBERG BY AN ATLAS THEN IT BREAKfAST, CABBAGE SOUP AKIN TO KWAJALEIN AND THE AUDIO ENTHUSI~ POINTS EARTHWARD, AND IT DROPS WATER FOR lUNCH AND POTATOES OR A ASTS WILL BE A8LE TO EMPLOY THEIR AT WHAT ~ORMALLY WOULD BE AN OR THE CHIEF OBJECTIVE or THE TESTS HANDFUL OF DATES FOR SUPPER I INDIVIDUAL HOBSIES 70 THE FULLEST BITAL SPEED Of )7,000 MILES PER OF THIS REVOLUTIONARY NEW SPACE 5 DOWN TO )05 POUNDS A>TE~ THE AND ENJOY CO-EXISTENCE AFTER HOUR I T "rALLS LI .... E A BRI CK" CRAFT IS TO PROVE THAT ASTRON~UTS R, THE fOOD !MPROVED SOMEWHAT ALL, WHY SHOULD BRAHMS NOT BE EN 20 MILES UNTIL IT RAMS INTO THE CAN RETURN FROM ORBIT BY MEANS OF UT, A PRISON IS STILL A PR1S0N JOYED BY THE HI-FI ENTHUSIASTS ATMOSPHERE AT fOUR HUNDRED THOU A STEERABLE, WINGLESS SPACECR.'T CE IN A WHILE A GUARD WOULD FEEL AND A SPIRITED CoNVERSATION WITH SAND FEET, OR ABOOT ~O MILES AND LAND HORIZONTALLY -- AT ANY SORRY FOR us ANO TOSS A BUTT OVER THE FOLKS BACK IN THE STATES BE ABOVE THE PACIFIC AIRBASE IN THE U.S OR THE WORLD THE FENCE INTO TH[ COMPOUND I ENJOYED BY THE AMATEURS THEY ARE THE CRAFT WILL START TO BAKE, -- ON JET RUNWAYS KEPT MYSELf BUSY W!TH ENGLISH LANG ART! CLE SHOULD AND SHOULD SLOW TO ABOUT 12,000 THE MANEUVERABILITY AND RANGE UAGE COURSES UNTIL! WAS RELEASED n MILES PER HOUR IT SKIMS ACROSS OF THE CRAFT IS PROVIDED IN TWO AFTER HIS RELEASE, HE WENT BACK THE PACIFIC, NOT BURNING THOUGH WAYS -- IN THE HYPERSONIC REGION, TO HAMeURG WHERE HE BECAME CAR~O THE TEMPERATURE MAY REACH FOUR ABOVE MACH 4, THE CRAFT GElS LIFT UPERV!SOR FOR \ H. BACHMANN Co • THoUSAND DEGREES AT THIS FROM FORCES PUSHING UP ON THE BOT IN HAMeURG HARBOR POINT IT 15 TO PERFORM "ONE OR TOM OF THE CR:ArT, THE SKIP EfrECT IN 1950, VOSS~EY[R IMMIGRATED TO MORE GLIDE-liKE TURNS" UNTil IT BELOW THE SPEED O. SOUND, THE CRAfT HE US He: WORKED ON VARIOUS IRON REACHES THE NEJGHBORHoOD or 100 GETS ITS LIFT ~ND CONTROL FROM THE E CARRIERS PLYING THE GREAT LAKES THOUSAND FEET UP AT THIS POINT, PULL UPWARD, OR SUCTION-ErrECT, OF OR THE P1TTSBURGH STEAMSHIP DIVI IT SHOULD BE SLOWED TO A SPEED THE CAMBERED UPPER SURFACE THIS U 5 STEEL FROM 1954 TO 1957) OF ABOUT MACH 2, 1400 MILES PER IS MUCH LIKE THE LifT or THE CON E SKIPPERED THE TWIN-SCREW MOTOR HOUR AT THIS POINT, THE CRAFT VENTIONAL PLAN[I S WING ACHT, "CAPTYAN" OUT OF DETROIT, WILL BE A GLOWING POINT OVER THE THE HEART OF THE VEHICLE'S ABIL CRUISING THE GREAT LAKE~, FLORID~ KWAJALE I N ATOLL ITY TO WITHSTAND THE 4,OOO-OEGREE o THE BAHAMA ISLAI'JDS IN 1958, ONCE THE CRAFT IS HERE, A GOOD HEAT Of RE-ENTRY 15 THE GLOVE·LIKE BECAME THE MASTER or THE YEAR PARACHU1E IS DESIGNED TO HEAT SHIELD TH~T COVERS 1HE VEHICLE (CONTINUED ON PAGE SEVEN) OPEN AND LOWER THE CRAfT OCEAN AND PROT[C1S IT IN FLIGHT WARD, TOWARDS THE WAITING AIR THC SHIELD IS HAND-MOLDED, ANO IS RECOVERY "LANES, A eHKUP .... AT£R A ~ONET·co~a DESIGN AND [LASTDMERrc RECOVERY FORCE IS ALSO ON HAND SiliCONE ABLATIVE MATERIAL COM- MARTIN HAND-~UILDS THE PRIME B!NED, THESE MATERIALS CAN BE MOLDE LIFTING BODY, CALLED OFFICIALLY TO FIT VARIOUS CONTOURS THE SV-5D, ,11.1 ITS MIDDLE RIVER THE SHIELD DOES NOT fLAKE OFr TO COMPLEX IN BALTIMORE THREE HUN PRODUC~ THE FIREBAll O. ABLATIVE DRED SKILLED CRAFTSMEN, ENGINEERS HEAT SHIELDS SUCH AS THE ONES ON ON THE AUTHOR •••• EARL Fox HAS BEEN AND SCIENTISiS .... ORK ON THIS 900 SPACE CAPSULES IF IT DID, THE liCENSED SINCE 1946, AND HAS HELD POUND VEHICLE IT's ABOUT FOUR SHAPE WOULD CHANGE AND THE MANEUVER THE CALLS WOYGP, W70YM, JA2KW, FEET WIDE AT THE fiNS, AND SEVEN ABILITY WOULD BE IMPAIRED THE w4OWR, WA2WSI, WA50LI, AND CURRENT- FEET LONG THE LIFTING BODY SHIELD IS SOFT ENOUGH TO PICK OFF LY THE CALL Kx6rB. Ttils IS THE SHAPE HAS BEEN CALLED "PORPOISE WITH A FINGERNAil) AND IS REPLACE· LAST OF A fiVE-PART SERIES ~UB LIj(E," OR "A TADPOLE WITH FINS" ABLE, THOUGH IT WILL STAND HEAT D LISHED IN THE HOURGLASS, THE SER OU[ TO THE FlAT-eOTTONED, ROUNOED FROM .250 TO 4,0000 FAHRENHEIT IES ShOULD ALLOW GREATER fREEDOM TOP SHAflE. THIS MAK[S THE CRAFT REUS[ABL[ FOR THE AMATEURS ON KWAJALEIN TO MARTIN WON A $43,000,000 CON AFTER RETURN fROM ORBIT, SOMETHING ENJOY THEIR HIBBY AND ALSO MINIM TRACT TO PRODVCE FOUR OF THE CURR£NT CAPSULES AND SATELLITES ARt IZE AUDIO INTtRFERENCE THE ARTI PRIME VEHICLES -- ONE OF WHICH NOT CLE W4S eASED ON A PHILOSePHY THAT HAS eEtN USED ALREADY THE P~EPARATIDNS ARE CURRENTLY UNDER ALL WAS TO BE GAINED AND NOTHING FIRST TEST P~OCEEDED AS PLANNED .... Ay FOR THE SECaND SHOT IN THE LOST BY FOLLOWING SUGGESTIONS IN UNTil THE PARACHUTE SYSTEM FAilED PRIME SERIES ONLY FOUR SHOTS ARE THE ARTICLE TO DEPLOY ABOVE THE KWAJALEIN LA- CURRENTLY PLANNED .OR THE PROJECT, MR. Fo~ IS CURRENTLY PRESIDENT GOON TKE VtHICLE, THOUGK LOST, THR(E cr THE BROWN· AND-BLACK 000- OF THE K~AJAlEIL AMATEUR RADtO PROVIDED MUCH YALU~BlE INfORMA LOOKING CRAFT ARE AWAITING lAUNCH CLue, WHICH oPER4TtS THE KWAJAL£IN TION FOR fU1URE TESTS OF THE WITH THEIR ATLAS BOOSTER RaCKETS AT HOURGLASS
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ON THE TELEVISIOtJ ?--- AND REVER!ING THE EXISTI"JG DRAFT CALL ORDER SO WHO se;$ THAT THERE IS Pl.ENTY THAT THE YOUNGEST ELIGIBLE INDUCT[[S, THOSE OF COLD 65ER IN THe; I), WOULD BE TA~tN FIRST, RATHER THAN THE ~::'IILR~EFRIGEl?AlOR? OLDEST THO,E 25 THE REPORTS OISAGREED ON ANOTHER MAJOR, CONTROV(R,)IAL POINT, Tlir LOTTERY TH( CLARK GROUP SAID A DRAfT LOTTERY WOULD SE N(ITI-IER rAIR rlrJR IN THE NATIONAL I"IT£RE5T AS FAR AS GETTINO SERVICEABLE MEN FOR THE ARMED SERVICES THE AOVISO~Y PANEL \.IA5 IIEAVILY IN FAVOR OF TIiE LOTT[RY • SURRENDERS TO D_UMPL I NGS i1uNICH, GERf~ANY (UPI )--HELI-lUT UlMER, THE 4 '-YeAR-OLD SELF-STYLED 'ROBIN 400D 1,1uNICH ' YESTERDAY ACC[Pl"ro THE U"ICONDITIONAL SUR ~E FIRM OF FISCI-I &. CI-II~P515 Wj.jllf. KITT" KABOODLE IS .J.AADE or J STAFFED BY OL.D GUYS, BUT ~E UP OF COl.LErSE.:rYPE BOYS AI-.ID RENDER OF THE t IR FORCE IN THE BAV~RIAN DU~PLI~G WAR GALS ARa. 'rOU"-IG AND PRETTY GRA.Newva.. '¥'oSES 5T,b,ND-INS THE MAN WHO HAD CHASED LOW-FLYING AIRCRAFT FROM TH( MUNICH SKIES I f------.,--::~=s;::-----=::;;:~_lWITH MORE THAN 120 GENUINE BAVARIAN DUMPLINGS rlREO THEM ON A HOME-I MADE CROSSBOW ON WHEELS, MET NO RESISTANCE WHEN HE INVADED SCHLES- SHIM U S AIR BASE IN A OILAPiDAl"ED SEDAN HIS WIFE AND HlS DOG SAT ON THE BACK SEAT THE A I R sAsE COfolMANDER MAJ DONALD ~~IJRPHYJ 35, OF AUGUSTA, GA , MET WIMER IN THE COCKPIT OF A SIKORSKY TO TALK PEACE I~URPHY EXPLAINED HIS 15TH MEDICAL DETACHMENT HAS THE VITAL TASK or rLYING SICK AND INJUREO SOLDIERS I"ROM VIET NAM TO ARMY HOSPITAl sl IN GERMANY , \IIMER SAID HE ~JOULo NEVER FIRE: HIS DUMPLINGS AT RED CROSS HELI- COPTERS "BESIDES,' HE ADMITTED, "I'VE NEVER SCORED A HIT SO FAR ") "I DON'T KNOW ABOUT THAT," SAIO MURPHY SUSPiCIOUSLY, AND COMPARED, ~:::::::::,::;;=::ION( 01' WIMER'S COLD DUMPL\N S W!TH II DENT ON THE HELICOPTfR':; FUSE-, AGE 1 I T FITS " ~~ii~~~!~~~;~~[~t~~11 \i1"lEN HURPHY PROMISED THAT HI5 DOYS WOULD STIIY ABOVE 1,500 FEET WHEN fLYING OVER TI-IE MUNICH 'iU8IJRD OF PASING, WHOlE HE LIVES, TilE GrPMAH GRINNED DROADlY " ' .... IOfJOurVL, flERR t-1VRPHY," HE SAID IN HEAVILY-hCCENlED [NGIISH THR[[ IIV"lDRED FrET, I MEAN THRr[ HtlNDRrD METER'), WCULD HI\V[ BEEN ['JOurH rOR ME, BUT IF YOU SAID 1,,)00, THAT'S 1oI0NDERFUL, ABSOLUTELY -1:'-1..2_ ~~~•• G~:t~~:;;!.t.l~~:!.i~~;;~EiJ \.J() ID [R r LJL " SATURDAY, MARCH ~J 1967 HOURGLASS BASKETBALL LEAGUE PLAY BALL/ SPORTS PLAYBOYS DEfEAT ROI-NAMUR THE 1967 MOUNa I NBALL So. SON OPENS TOHOR SEC T ION PLAYBOYS TOOK A CDMMANOING LEAD IN THE WITH SIX BIG GAMES THE AMERICAN LEAGUE WILL FURNISH THE ACTION ON DALLY fiELD WITH THREE+-______~ ____~ __~ __~~~ __~ ______~ FIRST HALF 25-16 ON THE FINE SHOOTING OF ~B POCHMAN ANO WILLIAM LYGHT ANO WENT ON GAMES AND ON BRANDON FIELD THE TRIPLE A TO DEFEAT THE CHAHfIONS, ROI-NAMUR, 38-30, LEAGUE WILL OPEN WITH THREE GAMES. LAST NIGHT AT DALLY COURT. THIS YEAR THERE WILL BE 350 MEN PARTICIPA By STEVE SN IDER THE DEFEAT WAS ROilS FIRST LOSS OF THE ING IN THE MOUNTAINBALL GAMES. THIS WILL NEW YORK (UPI)--PLENTY OF THE OLD RAH SEASON ArTER RACKING UP SEVEN STRAIGHT NO DDuaT CAUSE A RUN ON TH~ LINIMENT DEPART RAH SPIRIT IS CREEPING INTO PROr(SSIONAL V I CT OR I ES MENT AT MACylS rOR THOSE OLD CHARL(Y-~ORSES SPORTS THESE DAYS. lYGHT DISPLAYED TREMENDOUS COORDINATION AND ACHING MUSCLES rOR THE FIRST COUPLE or MANY PLAY-FOR-PAY STARS REPRES[NT A DIF AND QUICKNESS WITH FINE TAP-IN BASKETS - WEEKS. FERE~T BREED Or CAT FROM THE JEALOUS, HARD GETTING I I POINTS FOR THE NIGHT. POCHMAN TOMORROWIS FIRST GAMES WilL GET UNDER WAY BITTEN OLO~TIMERS WHO WOULDN'T EVEN SPEAK TALLIED 8 POINTS AND PARDINI 7 AT 1 PM AT EACH FIELD TO A ROOKIE OR SECOND STRINGLR lET ALONE A FOR ROI NAMUR REO BLOEDEL ~LsO RACKED HAND OUT HELPFUL HINTS TO RIVAL FOR HIS UP II POINTS FOLLOWED BY JAKE STOCKWELL WITH JOB. TEN POINTS SUNDAY ~PORTS EVENTS BUT fREQUENTLY IN.THE TEAH SPORTS YOUtLL THE PLAYBOYS HAVE FINALLY "JELLED" IN 7:30 AM KGA GOLF TOURNAMENT AT HOLMBERG SEE A VETERAN COACHING A ROOKIE OR A SCRUB THEIR LAST FEW DAYS ANO PERfORMED WELL AS A FAIRWAYS. IN SOME OF HIS OWN FAVORITE MOVES DEVELOPED TEAM 8:00 AM TEEN SURFING TRIP TO BIGEJ FROM LONG EXPERIENCE IN BASEBALL, FOOTBALL I 00 PH MOUNTAINBALL AT DALLY & BRANDON OR BASKETBALL.. PUPULE5 40 PAL~ TERRACE 33 fiElDS. AND T~E SAME SORT Of SPIRIT \5 RUNNING STAN YAOAO AND BEN ANTONIO LED THE RUNNER 3 00 PM SECOND MOUNTAINBALL GAMES AT BOT THROUGH THE PRO GOLF BRIGAOE THOUGH EVERY uP PUPULES TO A 40-33 VICTORY OVER PALM FIELDS. PRO KNOWS A TIP TO A RIVAL CAN TAKE A BIG TERRACE IN THE C DIVISION, THE SHOOTING STAR 3:00 PM SOCCER FOOTBALL AT THE SOCCER HUNK Of BREAD AND BUTTER OUT Of HIS OWN fOR THE NIGHT WAS BEN CRISTOMO OF PALM rlELD MOUTH TERRACE WITH 18 POINTS, 12 OF THESE POINTS 5:00 PM SECONO SOCCER GAME As THE GOLF TRAIL SPUN THROUGH THE NEW CAME IN THE SECOND HALF ONCE AGAIN TERRACE 5'00 PM MOUNTAINBALL AT BOTH FIELDS YORK AREA LAST YEAR, THESE NOTES CAME TO STARTED OUT SLOWLY -- TRAILING PUPULES 6.00 PM JUNIOR BASKETBALL ALL-STAR GAME LIGHT AT HALFTIME 23-14. 7:00 PM SENIOR BASKETBALL ALL-STAR GAME. MASON RUDO~P, EVENTUAL WINNER OF THE YADAO SCORED TEN POINTS AND ANTONIO EIGHT BOTH GAMES AT DALLY COURTS $20,000 JACKPOT IN THE THUNDERBIRD CLASSIC IN LEADING THE PUPULES TO VICTORY. OVER IN CLIFTON, N.J., WAS ENGULrED IN A SOCCER FOOTBALL A5S0CIATION HORRIBLE SLUMP DURING THE CLEVELAND OPEN ALL-STAR BA&KETBALL THE KWAJALEIN SOCCER FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION THE W£.EK BEFORE. HE WENT OUT ON THE PRACTICE TEE B[FORE TOMORROW NIGHT, BEGINNING AT 6.00 PM, HAS AsKEO THAT TH~ fOLLOWING REQUEST BE SPECIAL SERVICES WILL PRESENT THE JUNIOR MADE TO RESIDENTS OF THE ISLAND THE FINAL ROUND AT CLEVELAND AND WHACKED AND SENIOR ALL-STAR BASKETBALL GAMES AT THE EBEYE SOCCER TEAMS ARE IN DESPERATE BALL AFTER BALLJ TRyiNG TO REGAIN THE SOUNO DALLY COURT NEED OF TENNIS SHOES OR SNEAKERS SINCE SWING HEtO ALWAYS HAD. 6 00 PM JUNIOR ALL-STARS SOCCER IS A GAME PLAYED ALMOST ENTIRELY HIS OLD PAL AND FORMER PLAYING PARTNER 7 00 PM SENIOR ALL-STARS WITH THE rEET, ONE CAN WELL IMAGINE THE IN A TEL(VISION GOLF SERIES, JOHNNY POTTS, WALKED OVER AND ASKED "CAN SAY SOMETHING? SORE TO[S AND ACHING FEET OF THE MEN WHO 1 JUNIOR BASKETBALL HAVE TO PLAY IN BARE FEET. If' YOU HAVE A JOHNNY COULD ANO JOHNNY 010. WORKING ON POTTS' SUGGESTION RUDOLPH BEGAN TO SMITE THE K C. SQUAD WON THEIR SECOND GAME IN PAIR Of SHOES IN fAIRLY GOOD CONDITION A ROW YESTERDAY BY DOWNING THE JR. SPRINTS BRING THEM ALONG TO THE SOCCER GAME TOMORM THE BALL BETTER THAN HE EVER HAD IN HIS 19-14 IT WAS THE FINAL LEAGUE GA~[ OF THE ROW AND THERE WILL BE A BOX AVAILABLE TO LIrE. A WEEK LATER, HE EVEN SEAT JACK NICK~ SEASON, AND THE K C. WENT OUT IN WINNING PUT THEM INTO. Yov MAY ALSO TURN THE SHOES LAUS IN A H[AD-AND-HEAD DUEL DOWN THE THUN- ' DERBIRO STRETCH STYLE AS STEVE SWANGIN AND DON (YMAN SCORED IN AT THE GEAR LOCKER IN THE SPECIAL SER FIVE POINTS APIECE SCOTT O'HARA HAD FOUR, VICES BUILDING KWAJALEIN RESIDENTS HAVE TOM W[ ISKOPF, A HUSKY YOUNG PRO WHO AL LEROY HILL SCOPEO THREE AND DENNIS D'AMICO ALWAYS BEEN MOST GENEROUS IN THE PAST WHEN READY IS REGARDED AS ONE OF rHE BIGGEST HITTERS IN THE GAME, WAS TRUDGING THROUGH ADDED TWO ED HOOD, JEFF NOLAN ANO Boe BIRD A NEED Of THIS SORT HAS BEEN MADE KNOWN AND THE ROUGH ON A MIDWESTERN COuRSE A FEW DID A GOOD JOB ON DErENSE. WE ARE SURE THEY WILL HELP OUT ON THIS OC- MONTHS BACK WHEN HIS SPIKES CLINKED ON A THE JR SPRINTS WERE LED BY SAM HOLCOMB'S CASI~O~N~. ______~ ______HUNK OF STEEL. I T TURNED OUT TO BE THE HEAD SIX POINTS AL CATOGGIO AND RON EVANS HAD or AN OLD "TOMMY ARMOUR" MOOEL PUTTER fOUR EACH, DAVE COLLINS TOSSED IN TWO POINTS PITCH and PUT T WEISKOPf, WHO HAO A LOT O~ THINGS GOING PAUL JOHNSON) JEFF HOOD, JOE BENN AND SAM THE BUICK OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT MOVIE WILL FOR HIM WITH BIG TtE SHOTS AND APPROACHES, ICE PLAYED WELL IN A LOSING CAUSE BE SHOWN MONDAY, FEB 6 AT 7 00 PM IN FRANK WAS WELL AWARE HE HAD A LOT TO LEARN ABOUT SPECIAL SERViCES ~OULO LIKE TO CONGRATU· GRANICHIS PAT10 AT 445-B ~LL INTERESTED PUTTING BUT THE ARMOUR HEAD INTRIGuED HIM LATE A~L THE BOYS WHO PARTICIPATEO AND TO PERSONS ARE INVITED TO SEE THIS MOVIE "ARNOLD PALMER VOLUNTEERED TO TAKE IT THANK ALL THE PEOPLE WHO HELPED MAKE THE THE KGA EXECUTIVE MEETING WILL BE HELD BtlCK ;0 HIS SHOP AT LATROBE, PA "ARNIE SEASON A SUCCESS. IMMEDIATELY AfTER THE MOVIE. PUT A NEW SHAFT ON IT, WRAPPED THE GRIP TO SUIT ME AND IT >lORKED JUST FINE." A GOOD POINT TO REMEMBER BEFORE HITTING PALMER IS THE OLD-STYLE OF PRO WHO LOVES ATTENTION JUNIOR SOCCER PLAYERS. YOUR BALL IS TO CHECK AND MAKE SURE YOU TO TINKER WITH HIS OWN CLUBS, CHA~GING THE ALL BOYS AGES 9 THRU 14 WHO WANT TO PLAY HAVE THE CORRECT ONE, THE PENALTY FOR THIS LOrT AND RE-WRAPPING GRIPS ANO HE'LL DO IT IN THE JUNIOR SOCCER LEAGUE SHOULD REPORT INFRACTION IN MATCH PLAY IS LOSS or THE JUST AS QUICKLY FOR HIS fRIENDS WHEN HE HA~ TO THE SOCCER FIELD TUESDAY, ~RCH 7 AT HOLE AND IN MEDAL PLAY A TWO STROKE PENALTY I THE TIME. S.OO PM IT IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT ALL BOYS I WONOER WHAT THE GUY HAD ON No 7 WHO HIT MANY PALMER PUTTERS, BOTH THE COMMEPCIAL BE AT THIS fiRST MEETING AS THE TEAMS WIL~ THREE BALLS AND ONLY ONE WAS HIS? TYPE 8EARING HIS SIGNATURE AND OTHER MOOELS at DECIDED AN~ THE COACMES ASSIGNED ALL By J SA nOR "SENT" TO SPECIFICATION fOR HIS RIVALS, ARE SOCCER GAMES ARE SPEC IAL STANDARD EQUIPMENT IN TOURIST'S GOLF BAGS SERV I Harlo's They'll Do It TlIDC gUT HE WON'T USE !-I!S REAc..1-I AT \..ANK 11·11; PLANK, SEVEN FEET I-JOIAE NOT IF THERE'S OF ~'M,.1U5T 12EP-CHES h 5OrIAEBODY 10 WAIT ON HIM UP AND DUNK! f:? A BASKET" 1M. 'NQULD YOU CHAHG'E THE Cl-IANNEL AND PASS ME T14E PEANUTS? ROIMPRESS ••• A DIVISION CHAMPS, I KWAJALEIN BASKETBALL LEAGUE MIAMI (UPI)--THE $100,000 DORAL GOLF OPEN MOVED BOTTOM Row FROM LEFT - D. WHITE, D. EICHfELO, B. LINDER, J. STOCKM ROUND YESTERDAY WITH HOMERO BLANCAS HOLDING A ONE STROKE LEAD WELL, f. MILLER CENTER Row - LEFT - T DELRoSAVIO, E CARAWAN, BL~NCAS TIED THE COURSE RECORD WITH A SIX-UNDER-PAR 6~ TIED FOR B. POLT, B. ABRAMS. Top ROW M LEFT - R. BLOEDEL, A VIERSTRA, G SECOND PLACE AT 66 ARE TOMMY AARON AND JOEL GOLOSTRAN~ FOLLOWED CAPARELLA~ 8, WILLIAMS, J. BRUNNER NOT PICTURED. R. REMITICADO, AT 67 BY ARNOLD PALMER. JACK NICKLAUS HAS A 68. M. PAIGE. ------HOURGLASS THE RI~INS STAR OF JIM GARRISON- THE PAINFUL RELIVING Of A TRAGEDY ([OlrOR'S NOTE M(~~IMAN SMITH~ UPI WHITE HOUSE REPORT[R WHO WON THE PULITZER PRIZE rOR HI5 COVERAGE OF THE ~(NNEOY ASSASSINATION, WENT TO N[w aRl[AN5 LAST W[EK TO LOOK INTO CHARGES THAT THE MUROER OF THE YOUNG PRESIDENT INVOLveD A CONSPIRACY SPAWNED IN LOUISIANA. FOLLOWING IS HIS R[PORT By ~[RRIMAN SMITH UPI WHITE HOUSE ~(PORTER NE" OIlL[,;,N5 (UPI}--FoR A NATIOtt -- AND" WORLD -- :;'TI\.L 01,TIIE55tD EI.,. TH[ ASSAS51r-1AT.ON or JOHN F KENNEDY, 10 Nrw AND DISMAYING [tUPTER 15 ~EING WRI1TEN H,RE IN THE ~URD[R OF THE PR[SIDENT TH[ Cl NTflAL r I(:;'UR( 15 JIM GARR I SON, POLIT I CALL Y "MB I T IOUS D 15TR I CT AT TOIINE '( fOR ORLEANS PAil I SH H[ 15 ,01.1'1 ENORMOUS MAr~ WHO H/IS A BASSO PRD FUNDO!ROBUSTO vOI[~ AND AN INVESTIGATIVE TECHNIOUE TO MATCH AT TIMES, HE LOOKS AND ACTS MUCH LIKE THE LAr[ SEN. HUE,( p, LONG WHOSE ROMAN CIRCU Hl(!IITS ST ILL ",fI[ REMEMBfREO FONDLY IN SO'lE AREAS OF HH STAT[ G/IRRISQN'S (VIDENCE COMES IN PART fROM SOME OF THE SE,oI.MI(ST SIOlS OF tH[ NEW ORLEANS DEl'll HONDE IT INCLUDES WITNESSES B[DfVILfD BY BODlE, PllL~ ~ND PSYCHONEUROSES -- PEOPLE WHO BELIEVE SOCIETY ~AS WRONGED THEM SINCE BIRTH THE DI5TR~CT ATTORNEY'S FIRM INTENTION IS TO PROVE THAT KENN!OY~S DEATH W~S PLANNED IN NEW ORLE/INS B'( ANTI-COMMUNISTS, AMLRICAN AND CUBAN, IN RETRIBUTION FOR THE BOTCHED-UP BA'( OF P,GS INVASION AND FOR TH[ PRESIDENT'S FAILURE TO PULL DOWN CUBAN PREMIER FID£l CASTRO GARRISON'S I~~ESTIGATION PROOUCED ITS fiRST ARREST YESTERDAY CLAY SHAW, 5~, FORMER MANAGING DIRECTOR OF VORS Of THE CUB~N R£FUGEE BRIGADE THE INTERNATION/IL TRADE MART AT NEW ORLEANS, WAS CHARGED WIT~ PARTICIPATING IN /I CONSPIRACY TO MURDER WHllH WAS ~HOPP[D uP SO GAOLY IN PRESIDtNT K[NNEDY GARRISON WAS NOT PRESENT WHEN A SPOKESMAN fOR HIS Of riCE ANNOUNCED THE ARREST OUTSIDE THE I NVASION THE SECRET SER- TH£ LOCKED DOORS OF THE DISTRICT ATTORNE'('S OfFICE THE NATURE OF SHAW'S A~LEuED CONSPIRAC'( WAS NOT DIS 1961 CLOSED, BUT GARRISON PROMISEO THROUGH HIS SPOKESMAN THAT MORE ARRESTS WOULD FOLLOW WHETHER GARRISON CAN VICE HAS NO R[CORO WH/ITEVER or BERNAROO 8E ING INVOLVfO PROIIE HIS OV£IIALI. CASE IS ANOTHER MATTER AT T~IS POINT, IT S[fMS DOUBTFUL THAT THE INVESTIG/ITION AND TMESf ARf ONLY SOME OF THE PROMISED COU~T TRIALS WILL PRODuCE MUCH MORE THAN THE FACT THAT SOMt CUBANS IN NEW ORLEANS IN 1962-63 AND 35 OR ~ORl PEOPLE WHO CURRlNTLY SOME AME~ICAN OfFBALLS 010 INOEED SPEAK WISHFULL'( OF SEEING KENNEOY KILLED SHOW uP IN G/lRRISOh'S INQUIRY GARRI50~ HOPES TO PROVE TH/IT LEE HARVEY OSWALD SAT IN THESf SORDID COUNCILS BEFORE GOING TO DALLAS WHERE GARRISON'S iNVESTIGATION R€ACHES KENNEDY WAS SLAIN THAT WOULD BE CONTRAR,( TO THE WAIIREN COMMISSION CONCLUSION THAT OSWALD WAS THE SOLE INTO THE Cue.N COLONY OF MIAMI ~SS~5SIN AND WAS NOT INVOLVED IN ANY CONSPRAC'(, rOREIGN OR DOMESTIC GARRISON DOES NOT BELIEVE THIS HE ANO THE TE~A5 TOWNS OF DALLAS BELIEVES THERE IS A GOOD CHANCE OSWALD "DIDN'T KILL AN'(BOOy", THAT,l..T THE MOST, OSW,l..LO MAY HAVE FIRED THE 3HOT5 THAT WOUNDED Gov JOHN CONNALLY OF TEXAS AND HIT KENNEDY IN TH£ THROAl, BuT THAT THE KILLING SHOT AND HOUSTON., IN ~DOjTION TO NEW WHICH HIT THE YOUNG PR(SIO(NT'S HE/IO CAME FROM ANOTHER GUN, ANOTHER AS- ORLEANS SOME GARRISON'S CRITICS S~Y ACROSS TOWN fRG-1 TH[ COURT HOUSE,! 510 55 IN or W,fH ~LL ~[SP(CT TO THE HARD-DRIVING, H~~D-lIVING 4~-YEAR-QL~ D,STR,CT ~ARTIN IS HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE IN A QUIET 11TH FLOOR OFFICE, SITS ~170R~tY, ~~s CAS[ sa F~R H~S TO BE DESCRIBED /15 FLIMSY \~ HIS CuRRENT- CASE, ANa MARTIN AGREES MOST [N A~RON KO~N, ~LSO ~ COR~[R FBI ~ LY ?owt~ruL POSITION, H[ CAN ~RRtST ALMOST ANYONE FQR ~NYTHING BUT tHUSIASTIC~LLY BUT NOT GARRISON AGE!II'" wHO rOR ~'OR( THAN X? YEARS P~ODf WilL COME ~ARDrR, PART~CULARLv CON510ER'NG THE CRED~BILITY OF SO~E THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY ANO MIS HAS 5P[CIALIl£D IN ,>JVE5TIGATING O~ wli SOURCES ~AVING TO wO~K WITH SJCH INFOR~ANTS DOES ~OT 0 SHAY GA~- STArr QUESTIONED MARTIN CQUNTLESS POLICE DEP"'RTM[NT~ /lNO LOCAL LAW RISON ~l H.~ PUSHeD HIMSELF Al~OST TO THE POINT OF PHYS~CA_ AND MENIAL TIMES, AS HAVE THE FBI AND SECRET [NFORC£fo!£NT KaHN, WHO f-lELPE:O 1[( lXf UREY j 73, MADE HIS OEfENSE IN A LETTER TO DEALING WITH ONE or THE OBJECTIONS WHICH REFUSED TO SERVE IN THE ARMED ~ORCES BECAUSE THE BULLETIN OF THE ATOMIC SCIENTISTS, WHICH HAVE BEEN VOICED IN ~AIL TO SENATORS AGAINST HE IS OPPOSED TO THE VIET NAM WAR COULD NOT RECENTL~ PUBLISHED AN ARTICLE CRITICAL Of THE THE TREATY, THE REPORT ALSO 5AID IT WAS " UN- RANK AS A CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR LINDER STAND NATIONAL AERONAUTICAL AND SPACE AOMINISTR.'" LIKELY" THAT NATIONS WOULD ALLOW RECIPROCAL ARDS LAID DOWN BY PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S ~OVIS T I ON I NSPECT ION OF SUCH DEFENSE SYSTEMS AS "SPACE OR1 COMMISSION ON THE DRAFT "Do WE REALL~ WISH THE UNITED STATES TO SI1 RECONNAISSANCE CAPABILITIES" _. APPARENTI Y THE PANEL ENOORSEO EXISTING PROVISIONS O~ BACK, RUN ITS BEAUTIFUL CARS ON ITS BEAUTIFUL A REfERENCE TO ORBITING SP1-IN-THE-SKY LAW WHICH REQUIRE THAT CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTIO ROADS AND NOT CARE THAT ANOTHER COUNTRY IS SYSTEMS MUST BE BASED ON RELIGIOUS TRAINING AND BELIEf DOING MAGNIFICENTLY EXCITING THINGS IN SPACE?' AND "ON MORAL OPPOSITION TO WAR IN ALL FORMS' UREY, O~ LA JOLLA, CALlr., ASKEO. Now YOU KNOW - (UPI).-AMERICANS WERE PAID THE COMMISSION'S REPORT ALSO SAID THAT UREY , RECALLING THAT IN 1958 HE HAD OPPOSED ABOUT $5,7 BILLION IN HEALTH INSURANCE 8ENE "LEGAL RECOGNITION Of SELECTIVE PACIFISM COULO THE SPACE PROGRAM AS NOT WOFlTHWHILE SAID HE FITS IN 1966, ACCORDING TO THE HEALTH IN OPEN THE OOORS TO A GENERAL T~EORY OF SELEC WOULD NOT NOT ATTEMPT TO JUSTlry ITS COST. SURANCE INSTITUTE TIVE DISOBEDIENCE TO LAW HOORGLASS S4TURO~Y, ~RCH 4, 1967 What's Ahead in the Stock Market? Business Nolet InuDtI 00 L I I I I Boom In a Basket F\'ADVUCE - DECl'NE 'NDE' JOflES INOUSTRIALS (l\QvancesJ IDechneg) I ,...Slx Month • [' "~' ,.,.. ~,' , ... c~... '" Average 00 • , 00 ~ ~ VV 100,~--+---~--~-4---+---+--~--+ "I I I ,L •• ., .• • • ••• o .0 • F. " • _".11111' 19611 1967 Slotk ..,alilet fluctuations linea January, 1966 By CHAlLES W WHITE stock advIsor who got hIS ell Wntte11 E8p6cm!1y for Centr(l/ FnJIJI'I and Th18 Newspaper ents out of the market well EVER SINCE PRESIDENT JOHNSON made hIS dramatic ahead or the 66 break, In lata state uf the union speech January 1Q Md a huge stock rally January c a II e d the tllg rally followed on Wall Street, market techmclans have been locklllg "most danget NA-AL11 CLUS W!LL HOLD A BUSINESS NO TE C; (CONT I NUED fRO~ MEETING TO ELECT NEW O,FICERS FOR THE PAGE HN) CLUB WOULD LI~( "LL BOARO or DIREC KCW MONTHLY COFFEE -- - ...... THE KWAJALEIN CATHOLIC WOMEN HELD TORS TO ATTEND THIS HEETING THE _-- ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE SERVICES ADMINISTRATION THEIR MONTHLY COFFEE ~T MRS HtALt'S, PLACE WILL BE THE AIR TERMINAL BRIEF WEATHER BUREAU AIRPORT ST~Tl0~ L~ST MONDAY EVENING THE CURRENT ING ROOM ANO THE TIME WilL BE 7 30 PM KWAJAL[IN TEST SITE PROJECT IS TO SEND COOKIES To SER TUESDAY. MARCH 7 TIDES AND ASTRONOMICAL DATA FOR MARCH 1967 VICEM(~ !N VIET NA~ PLEASE 6RIN~ HIGH HIGH LeJ..J LOW SUN SliN MOON MOON THERE WIL. BE A SPECIAL MEETING OF COOKIES -- PREfERABLY PAC~ED IN po DATE TIDE H7 TIDE HT TIDE HT TIDE HT RISE SET RISE SET TATO CKIP CANS -- TO THE CHAPLAIN'S EMON LODGE #179 F & A M, MONDAY, MA~ w , 19')4 4 2 0124 1 0 11+00 I 4 0703 j CDO 1120 6, AT 7 00 PM IN THE lAR CONFERENCE °7~2 OffiCE, OR TO MRS NAN COHAN, 216-B T 2 ct)24 2036 3'5 0154 15 1\54 20 0703 ISOO 0016 1212 PLANS FOR THE ST PATRIC~'5 DAY RJOM AL~ FC's AND MM's ARE INVITED ~ ~ 0930 4 0 2206 2 9 0224 2 I 1700 2 5 0702 19:)0 0115 1306 DINMER-SOCIAL WERE rURTHER DISCUSSED 122J~ 0318 2 6 2024 2 2 0702 ISOO 0213 1402 THE PRESENCE Of THE TWO MARYKNOLL TH~ TOASTMISTRESS CLUB WILL MEET IN ~ ~ 3 9 SISTERS WAS AN ESPECIALLY ENJOYABLE T~E TARO ROOM OF THE YOKWE Yu~ CLUB, 4 3 02 0 3 1 0724 2 5 2106 7 0701 1900 0309 FEATURE or THE EVENING THE SjSTE~S Mo~ ,MAR 6, AT 7 30 PM THIS WILL 3 ~ g 0306 0830 2 I 21 0 01 I9JO 0 403 ANSWERED MANY QUESTIONS ABOUT MAJURO BE A CorrEE MEETING GUESTS ARE " 7 3 3 07 I 0330 0912 I 6 2154 I 0 070n I'JOO 0451 A~D FATHER HACKER'S SCHOO~, AND WELCOME: '5 ~ ~ ~ l 5 4 0354 4 4 0942 I 2 221~ 0 I 0659 19J0 0536 P~AISEO THE SCHOOL-CHILDREN'S PRO 0418 4 8 1012 2236 0 '5 0659 19J00618 DUCTION OF "SNOW WHITE: AND THE SEVEN NYONE lNTERE:STtD IN BOWLING A MIXED T 9 5 6 o 9 F 10 0442 5 1 1036 o 6 2300 0 4 06513 1900 06'j6 DWARrs" THEY DESCRIBED, TOO, ClOW C~ATC~ LEAGUE ON TUESDAY NIGHTS AT 5 7 S II P506 1106 c.. 5 2324 0 4 0658 19JO 0732 EAGER THE CHI LOREN ARE TO READ ALOUD 30, PLEASE CALL DUREASE JONES, 2773 '5 7 5 4 I" CLASS S 12 6 0 1130 42 06 (SOD 0308 2031 PARTICIPANTS REPORT IT WAS A FINE YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB BRIDGE BEGINS 173 5 6 053 '5 5 o '5 23 o 5 57 1800 4 115 4 o 7 0657 1900 0044 2114 EVENING, AND THE: HOPE WAS EXPRESSED AT I PH. TUESgAY, AT THE YOKWE YUK 5 3 055 '5 "i 1824 0612 5 4 1224 o 9 0006 o 6 0656 19000921 2159 THAT MORE or THE MONTHLY corFEES WILL CLUB IF ON THE REGULAR LIST or ~LA ~ :~ 1842 06 6 1248 I 2 0024 o 9 06 6 1900 1000 2246 BE HELD IN T~E EVENING lRS AND UNABLE TO ATrEND, OR If NOT W 15 ~ ~ 3 5 T 16 1906 4 I 0706 18 I 6 004>1 I 2 0655 1)00 1043 2336 ON THIS LIST AND WANTING TO ATTEND, ~ ~ 13 6 4 6 4 2 I 0106 I 1900 1129 ~UNDAY PLEASE NOTlrv PAMELA COALE AT 2333 1936 3 6 073 135 5 0655 GIRL SCOUT 2024 I 032)+ 4 2 1512 2 0130 2 0 06 4 1900 1220 0029 MA~CH 12 IS GIRL SCOUT SUNDAV All You NEEO NOT aE A MEMBER REGULAR ~ ~ ~ 3 5 5 3ROWNIES, GIRL SCOUTS ANO GI~L SCOUT PLAYERS ARE DOROTHY CAVAN, DELORES S 19 1018 1912 2 5 0212 2 4 0654 1900 1316 0125 LEADERS ARE URGED TO ATTEND WORSHIP REHDER, G~AC[ CARLTON, JEAN BROCKING M 20 0124 1306 2012 I 9 0600 2 0653 1900 1415 0222 SERVICES IN UNifORM TON, LILLY GOYER, LORR"INE LAMOTHE, 3 0 G~ 7 T 21 0218 1412 4 8 2048 2 2 06 1900 15 15 03 18 HELEN SWANGIN, IRENE WEAVER, LEE STA 53 22 0248 1454 2118 A I '5 0652 1900 161'5 0412 N, PAMELA COALE, JEAN SCHRADER, COR ~ ~ 5 4 ~ ~j~ T 23 0324 4 9 1530 2148 o 4 0918 o 9 0652 15(l0 1714 050 lSER, JAN ~OORE, ANN PROUD 5 8 5 f 24 0354 5 4 IEi06 6 I 2224 o I 09)4 o 4 0651 1900 11312 0555 STOCKHOLM (UPI)--MEMBERS Of THE 0 0 ALL MCCARTNEVS, MCCULLYS, MCCRARYS, S 25 0424 5 8 1642 6 2 225'+ o 0 1030 o 065 1900 19GB 0643 EUROPEAN fREE TRADE ~SSOCIATION, TO McBRIOES, MCCELLANS, MCCORMACKS, DAY APPEARED CONVINCED BRITAIN WILL S I I 0 I 1106 C I 06 0 1900 200') T~E Mc6ARNEYS, McDELUCA, YOSHIOAS - 26 0500 6 1718 6 2324 5 0731 GO AHEAD WITH ITS alo TO JOIN 2 4 4 1,42 00 19JO 21C4 0819 YOSHIOAS? YES, BY ALL MEANS' T~E 0530 6 17 8 '5 8 235 0 3 0649 UUROPEAN CO~MON MAR~ET aUT WAS CDN 1824 1218 o 4 064 1900 2203 0')09 CE~NED JANKOWSKI'S, GONZALEZ, NOHONANI 5, ~ ~~ 0606 6 0 9 WITH THE POSSIBLE EFFECT OF W 29 4 0024 0 7 1300 9 0648 1900 2304 1002 tt NEVEllOS, HEINX, ~NO THE SMIT~S - 0636 '5 7 185 ~ i o sue", A MOVE ON TilE "OUTER SEVENS 0 0 0048 t 2 064 ( EVERYONE IS INVITEO TO JOIN THE FUN T 30 0712 193 4 1342 I '5 1900 -- 1057 FUTURE 1 4 2 1 AT THE PARISH DINN£R-SOCIAL ON ST ~ 3 0748 G~ 2006 3 3 0112 I 7 1 30 0647 19JO 0004 1155 DESPITE BRITISH FOREIGN SECRETARY PATRICK'S DAY BE SURE TO GET YOUR GEORGE BROWN'S DECLARATION TO THE PHASES OF THE MOON FOR MARCH 1967 [fOl\ MINISTERIAL COUNCIL MEETING, RESERV~TIONS rN EARLY BY C~~LING LAST QU~RTER 2ND, NEW MOON 10TH} FIRST QUARTER 18TH, fULL MOON 25TH, BETSY BIRO aT 2700, DOROTHY OLDS AT GOVERNMENT WAS STILL UNDECIDED LAST QUARTER 31ST SOURCES SAID THE FEELING WAS THAT A 750. PHYLLIS BILLUPS AT 676, OR PLICATION WOULO BE ~AD[ FOR ~EMBER M~RILYN TUBas AT 746 IVEY HALL MATINEE SAT SUN AT I PM, SUNDAY MOVIE SCHEDULE & SHIP AT SOME TIME ~- POSSIBLY AFTER THE BELLBOY RICHAROSON- TE~AS ACROSS THE RIVER CONCLUSION OF THE KENNEDY ROUND or THE MICRONESIAN STUDY GROUP WILL MEET LEADING PLAYERS ~RE JERRY LEWIS, YOKWE YUK _ MOON WOLf ~ORLD TARI., TALKS MARCH 6, AT 8 00 IN THE FINE ARTS LEX GERRY, SONNY SAfoIOS GutST STARS OCEAN VIEW - "13" WHILE BROWN GAVE NO INDIC"TION WHA BUILDING THE GUEST SPEAKER ,OR THE I LTON BE;RLE -, GOLFER CARY MI DDltCor F I VEY HIILL _ Gvps y GIRL BRITAIN's DECISION WOULD 8E, HE DID EVENING WILL at MR DwiGHT HEINE JERRY LEWIS IS O~E or THE SMALL TRADE WINDS _ DeSTINATION DEATH HINT TO THE COUNCIL MEETING, WHICH MR HEINE IS THE DISTRICT ADMINISTAA or BELLBOYS \,,10 HEF A LUSH MI AMI _____ ENOED YESTERDAY, THAT IT WOULD CO~E TOR or THE MARSHALL ISLANOS4ND SENIO TH~T Now You KNO.... (UPI )--0. THE 38 VICE AFTER THE KENNEDY ROUND FINISHEO IN ADMINI5TRATI~E EMPLOYEE IN THE TCR IS, THE OPERI\TION WOULD BE SMOOTH EX- PRESIDENTS IN THE NATION'S HISTORY, SIX OR EIGHT WEEKS T ~~ RITORV AT WORK IN MAJURO ALL IS CEPT FOR JERRY HIS ZEST rOR HIS I I LATER BECAME P~ESIDENT LAND RESIOENTS ~RE INVITED TO ATTEND IS MATCHED ONLY BY HIS ~BILtTV OUL UP EVERY SITUI\TION. USE HOURGLASS ADS SUNI2 eOWL I NG ALLEY 0930-2330 0930-2330 093 0- 2 330 0930-2330 1000-2330 KWAJALEIN SUNDAY DEPENDENTS POO 0930- 1830 °930-183° 1J930-1 830 °930-1 830 0930-1830 0930-1 830 CHURCH SERVICES BACHE-LORS POOL 0600-2300 0600-2300 0600-2300 0600-2 300 0600-2300 0600-2 300 CHURCH OF CHRIST SERVICES WILL a( K(LD TKIS LORD'S MARINA. 1200- 1900 1200-1900 1200-1900 1200-1~00 1200-1900 °730-[9°0 0730- 1900 AT 9 I) A~ IN Roo~ 25 or TrlC GEORGE 'EITZ SC~OOL BIBLE STUDY IS AT 8.30 HOBBY -CERAM I CS 1230-1730 1230-1730 1230- 1730 12 30-1730 1230-1730 12 30- 1730 AM SERVICES ~R£ SUNDAY EVENING AT 7 SI1JP 1830-2130 1830-21 3° 1830- 21 3° 1830-213° 1830-213° 1830-2130 LA TT ER r>AY SA I ~JT5 L IBRAR'f 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900- 2200 0900-2200 0900- 2200 1300-2000 SERVIC(S ~R[ HELD IN THE FJNE ARTS DUILDING PRIESTHOOD M£ETING 1$ AT SPEC IAL SERVIC S 0830-1730 0830- 1730 0830- 1730 c830- 1730 0830- 1730 0830-1730 0830-1130 I3 30 AM 5UNDAY SCHOOL AND SACRAMENT GEAR LOCKER ~E£TING IS AT AM 1200-1430 1 9 30 PI-()TO LAB 1800-2100 1800-2100 1800-2100 1800-2100 1200-1900 1200-1900 lEPISCOPAL SERVICES I EVENING PRAYER SERVICES WILL BE H(~D TENNIS COURTS 0630-2330 0630-2330 0630-2330 0630- 2330 0630-2330 0630-2330 0630-2330 IAT 6 PM IN THE: ISLAND CH"'PEL GOLF SHACK 1630-1930 [630-19 1630- 1930 1630- 1930 1630-1930 0730- 1930 0730- 1930 1pENTECOSTAL WORSHIP SERVIC(S WILL BE KELD AT 7 PM SUNDAY EMON BEACH LIF 1530-1 830 1530-1 1530- 183° 1530- 1330 1530- 1830 0930-1830 0930- 183° 1'1 THE CHAP(L GUARD ON OUTY I I CATHOLIC TRAP RANGE 1700-IIYJO 1300-1500 7 '''''ND ) 15 IN THE MEMORIAL CH~P£ A~O or 1 I 20 A~ eN ROI NAMUR O~ ILY PISTOL RANGE 0900-1100 1700-1 I~A5:; or ,; 45 PM IN T"~ dLESSED SACRA- ~ ____ ~" ____ ~====~~~"~~==8E~-=~~~==~~~~~~~~~-=~======~a... ~~ __ ~ __.. ------..---- ..==~9MENT C'I~P£L ~'ON~AY THRCUGH SATURDAY I,ONFEsc,lCNS B(fORE I.'EOWAY MASSES *_ ~_* n.xl ~NT~~~lJ~.~'\, FRO~I 4 TC 4 45 PM AND f REPTILICUS. RING or ANOTMER TIME WHIoT'~ UP HOTEL PROTESTANT F< ICHo\ Rw:'ON IoLSO TR[.Io.501'1 Af>lOHIEfi PLIoC[ T,GER Liltl' P",R"0150 BolT"A" , WORSHIP SERVICES WILL 8E I,ELD AT THEATER SPORTS ALSO I'lEW5 or R 10 & I I AM AT THE ISLAND M~MORIAl o C.It. PI: L- A NURSERV IS PROVIDED IN THE ISLAND YOKWE YUI\ HOTEL ANOTHER TIME ~TMAN, RI~G DAY NURS[~V rD~ THE SUNDAY SCHOOL AND PARADISO ANOTHER PLACE ALSO NEWS Or TREASON I I ..... SERVICES - TO 12 PM THEATER 9 15 45 SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES fOR .6.LL AGES ARE HELD AT THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL AT 9 ~O AM ADULTS ARE PRESENT TO loil-iAT'S UP ANOTHER TIME ASSIST NEWCOMERS IN rjNDIN~ THEIR OCEAN V lEW RING BIoTMAN, OF TREA SON A LSO NEWS TIGER LIL"'~ ANOTHER PLAC ClA5SROOM SUNDAY SCHOOL ON RDI THEATER NAMUR IS AT 9 AM IN THE COMMUNITY 15 BUI LD I NG THE WaRShIP SERVICE ON ROI NAMUR WILL a£ HELD AT 7 PM IN THE COMMUNI IVEY HALL TREASON BUILDING ANO WILL Bl LED 8Y DR THEATlR 6 30 & 8 30 Of YrSTERl'E 1 IIR CARTOON5 ROIlE:IH C SMITH 30 & 8 35 PM ANOTHER CHAPEL NOTEc) TRADE wiNDS WARNING SHOT ALSO /l.NOTHER PAR .... 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