I ,. ~~~------~I S. HIGH TIDE r 6/8/ 5.7 AT 0435 I 6/8/ 4.6 AT 1653 ! ,I i 1------~i VOL. 4 No 1449 ~AJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS FRIDAY 7 JUNE 1963 NEWS AROUND AND ABOUT TEMPERATURES TERRORISTS RAID SE ASIA TALKS START NEW YORK, 85-64, LONDON, 77-52; PAR­ IS, 73-52, TOKYO, 62-54; SAN FRANCISCO, US MIL I TARY MISS I Cr.~ MANILA (UPI)--MALAYAN DEPUTY PRIME 70-55, KWAJALEIN, 87-77 AND ROl NAMUR, CARACAS (UPI)--CASTROITE TERRORISTS MINISTER TUN ABDUL RAZAKA AND INDO­ 82-76. RAIDED THE U.S MILITARY MISSION HERE NESIAN FOREIGN MINISTER SUBANDRIO AR­ THE RELATIVE HUMIDITY RANGED BETWEEN LAST NIGHT, FORCED SIX UNARMED AMERI­ RIVED HERE TODAY FOR CRUCIAL TALKS 89 AND 74 PER CENT. CANS AND FOUR VENEZUELAN ARMY GUARDS STARTING FRIDAY THAT COULD LEAD TO RAINFALL YESTERDAY AMOUNTED TO 0 38 TO STRIP AND STOLE THEIR UNIFORMS AND UNITY OR DISUNITY IN SOUTHEAST ASIA INCHES THE TOTAL SO FAR THIS MONTH THE VENEZUELANS' GUNS. RAZAK AND SUBANDRIO ARRIVED WITHIN IS 3.40 INCHES. THE TERRORISTS THEN SET FIRE TO THE AN HOUR OF EACH OTHER TO JOIN PHILIP­ MISSION BUILDING CAUSING $20,000 DAMAGE, PINES V,CE PRESIDENT AND FOREIGN SECRE­ KATANGESE-CONGOLESE BATTLE BURNED A U.S. FLAG AND A PORTRAIT OF TARY EMMANUEL PELAEZ IN THE THREE-NA­ BRUSSELS, BELGIUM (UPI)--BRUSSELS GEORGE WASHINGTON AND FLED. TION MINISTERIAL MEETING SCHEDULED TO RADIO SAID TODAY FIGHTING HAS AGAIN "NEXT TIME WE WON'T BE KIDDING," ONE OPEN FRIDAY AT 4 P M. (0800 GMT) BROKEN OUT IN KOLWEZI BETWEEN KATAN- OF THEM SNARLED AS HE FLED EXPECTED TO BE HIGH IN THEIR GENOA GESE AND CONGOLESE NATIONAL ARMY TROOPS. POLICE PICKED UP THREE SUSPECTED TER- IS THE PROPOSED MALAYSIA FEDERATION THE RAD I 0, I N A BROADCAST FROM KA- ROR I STS NEAR THE MISS I ON SHORTLY AFTER WHICH MALAYA IS STRIVING TO FORM BY TANGA, SAID TWO EUROPEANS HAVE BEEN THE RAID. THE ARMY SUMMONED REINFORCE- AUG. 31, AND WHICH HAS BEEN STRONGLY KILLED IT SAID EUROPEAN EMPLOYES MENTS TO PATROL THE NEIGHBORHOOD, BUT OPPOSED BY INDONESIA AND THE PHILIP­ OF THE HUGE UNION MINIERE INSTALLA- THERE WERE NO FURTHER REPORTS OF TROUBLE PINES. TIONS IN KOLWEZI HAVE THREATENED TO THE RAID WAS STAGED TO COMMEMORATE "WE CAME HERE TO DISCUSS MATTERS OF GO ON STRIKE UNLESS THE CENTRAL Gov- THE ABORTIVE REVOLT A YEAR AGO AT PUERTC COMMON CONCERN," RAZAK TOLD A NEWS ERNMENT TROOPS ARE WITHDRAWN FROM THE CABELLO, WHERE COMMUNISTS AND RIGHTISTS CONFERENCE. "OBVIOUSLY, MALAYSIA IS TOWN JOINED FORCES IN AN UNSUCCESSFUL AT- ONE OF THEM rr KOLWEZI FORMERLY WAS A STRONGHOLD TEMPT TO OVERTHROW PRESIDENT ROMULO OF KATANGA PRESIDENT MOISE TSHOMBE'S BETANCOURT. 171 DEAD IN JAPAN TROOPS WHEN THEY FOUGHT UNITED NATIONS THE AMERICANS IN THE BUILDING AT THE TOKYO (UPI)--HEAVY RAINS AND FLOODS TROOPS LAST YEAR. TIME OF THE ATTACK LAST NIGHT WERE COL JAMES K. CHENAULT OF (4187 HAKEL DR.) FROM TROPICAL STORM POLLY LEFT AT CORPUS CHRISTI, TEX., DEPUTY CHIEF OF LEAST 17 PERSONS DEAD TODAY IN JAPAN. KHRUSHCHEV ENDS TRIP THE MISSION AND HIS '5-YEAR-OLD SON, THEY INCLUDED THREE CHILDREN OF A Moscow (UPI)--PREMIER NIKITA S. MAJS BERNARD GARDNER AND T. C. BLEVINS TOKYO ATTORNEY, KILLED WHEN A LAND­ KHRUSHCHEV TODAY RETURNED TO HIS KREM- AND SGTS JOSE AUGUSTINI, ARCHIVALDO SLIDE STRUCK THEIR HOME. LIN DESK TO PREPARE FOR A SERIES OF SAENZ, KENNETH SMITH AND RUDOLPH FELIX INTENSIVE POLITICAL ENCOUNTERS LEADING ALL OF THEM EXCEPT CHENAULT--WHO IS IN RUSSIA U S PRIEST SAYS MASS TO THE IDOLOGICAL DEBATE WITH COMMUN­ NO RELATION TO THE LATE "FLYING TIGER" IST CHINA NEXT MONTH. GENERAL--AND HIS SON WERE FORCED TO Moscow (UPJ)--AN AMERICAN PRIEST WAS KHRUSHCHEV ARRIVED BACK IN Moscow GIVE UP THEIR UNIFORMS. ALLOWED TO SAY MASS IN Moscow'S ONLY YESTERDAY FROM A TRIP TO THE NORTHERN CATHOLIC CHURCH FOR THE FIRST TIME IN PORT OF MURMANSK. THE FIRST ATTACKERS ON THE SCENE WERE THREE YEARS TODAY AT A SPECIAL CEREMONY THE SOVIET LEADER MEETS THIS WEEK­ FOUR MEN ARMED WITH SUBMACHINE GUNS. IN MEMORY OF POPE JOHN XXII I END WITH HAROLD WILSON, LEADER OF THE THEY WERE UNIFORMED AS VENEZUELAN OFFI­ THE MASS WAS SAID BY FATHER JOSEPH OPPOSITION LABOR PARTY IN BRITAIN. CERS, A RUSE THAT CAUGHT THE FOUR VEN­ EZUELAN SENTRIES POSTED AT THE DOOR OFF RICHARD, WHO SERVES AS RESIDENT PRIEST A COMMUNIST PARTY CENTRAL COMMITTEr GUARD FOR THE U.S EMBASSY AND THE D,PLOMA­ PLENUM OPENS JuNE 18 TO DISCUSS IDEO- AFTER THE VENEZUELAN SOLDIERS HAD BEEN TIC CORPS IN Moscow. LOGICAL QUEStiONS AND THE DEBATE WITH COMMUNIST CHINA BEGINS HERE IN Moscow DISARMED, FOUR MORE ATTACKERS ARMED WITH BUCKINGHAM PALACE GUARDS IN WORKOUT JULY 5 REVOLVERS DROVE UP IN TWO CARS. MEMBERS OF THE BAND HERDED THE AMER­ LONDON (UPI)--THE RED-COATED SEN­ TYPHOID FEVER CASES MOUNT ICANS AND THE VENEZUELANS INTO A PATIO TRIES WHO STAND GUARD OUTSIDE BUCKING­ ADJOINING THE SPANISH COLONIAL MISSION HAM PALACE REALLY HAD SOME GUARDING HARLOW, ENGLAND (UPI)--THE NUMBER OF BUILDING SOME OF THEM, WHO SPOKE GOOD TO DO YESTERDAY TYPHOID FEVER CASES HERE ROSE TODAY ENGLISH, DELIVERED WHAT CHENAULT CALLED A MIDDLE-AGED MAN RACED THROUGH THE WITH THE SOURCE OF THE OUTBREAK STILL A "TIRADE AGAINST YANKEE IMPERIALISM" OUTER GATES OF THE PALACE, CHASING A UNTRACED TO THE CAPTIVE AUDIENCE. GREYHOUND HEALTH OFFICIALS SAID THERE ARE NOW OTHER TERRORISTS RANSACKED THE MIS­ A POLICEMAN SPRINTED AFTER HIM AND 13 CONFIRMED CASES, WHO COME FROM SION OFFICES AND SET FIRE TO ITS FILES BROUGHT HIM DOWN WITH A FLYING TACKLE. EIGHT FAMILIES, AND ONE SUSPECTED CASE THEY STOLE A GUN FOUND IN THE MISSION Two GRENADIER GUARDSMEN LEFT THEIR BUT THEY SAID A MASS VACCINATION CAM­ SAFE. I SENTRY-BOXES, WITH RIFLES AND BAYONETS PAIGN ISN'T PLANNED AT PRESENT WHEN THE RAID WAS COMPLETED, THEY AT THE READY, AND WENT TO THE HELP OF HARLOW MEDICAL OFFICER DR. ISADORE FORCED THEIR PRISONERS TO MARCH TO THE THE POLICEMAN ASH SAID THE GERM HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED REAR OF THE MISSION GROUNDS AND THEN THE THOROUGHLY OVERPOWERED PRISONER AS PHAGE TYPE A, WHICH IS TRANSMITTED FLED, LEAVING THE MISSION BUILDING IN EXPLAINED: "My DOG ESCAPED WHILE I THROUGH FOOD AND DRINK, AND A "CAR­ FLAMES. WAS WALKING ALONG THE MALL" RIER" COULD BE WITHOUT SYMPTOMS HE WAS ALLOWED TO GO WITH THE ADVICE KENNEDY ABOARD CARRIER TO KEEP HIS DOG ON A LEAD IN FUTURE. RED CROSS DRIVE FOR CYCLONE V,CTIMS ABOARD THE A,RCRAFT CARRIER KITTY HAWK, SUGAR RAY EYES 7TH TITLE WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE AMERICAN RED (UPI)--PRESIDENT KENNEDY LATE TODAY CROSS STEPPED UP EFFORTS TO Ale VIC­ WATCHED THE NAVY FLEX ITS FIREPOWER IN PHILADELPHIA (UPI)--SUGAR RAY ROB­ TIMS OF SEVERE CYCLONES AND TIDAL MANEUVERS STAGED BY UNITS OF THE FIRST INSON SIGNED WEDNESDAY FOR A BOUT WITH WAVES WHICH KILLED SOME '5,000 PERSONS FLEET JOEY GIARDELLO HERE JUNE 24 AND HOPES AND LEFT THOUSANDS MORE HOMELESS IN KENNEDY, AFTER VISITING THE MARINE I TO USE IT AS A STEPPING STONE TO HIS EAST PAKISTAN RECRUIT DEPOT ASHORE AT SAN DIEGO, CALIF SEVENTH WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP AND RETIRE­ THE ORGANIZATION NOTIFIED ITS CHAP­ SPED TO SEA BY HELICOPTER TO THE 80,000 MENT TERS ACROSS THE COUNTRY TO ACCEPT CASH TON AIRCRAFT CARRIER K,TTY HAWK FOR AN ROBINSON, LOOKING FIT AND TRIM, SAID DONATIONS WHICH WILL BE FORWARDEr DI­ OVERNIGHT CRUISE. HE WILL COME ASHORE HE IS AIMING FOR A CRACK AT D,CK TI­ RECTLY TO THE PAKISTAN RED CROSS TOMORROW MORNING AT POINT MUGU, CALIFo, I GER'S MIDDLEWEIGHT CROWN, A LAUREL HE SOCIETY. FOR A MISSILE DEMONSTRATION AT CHINA HAS HELD FIVE TIMES ON TOP OF THE WEL- THE ARC IS ALSO WORKING WITH THE LAKE NAVAL ORDNANCE CENTER, THEN FLY TO TERWEIGHT BAUBLE PAKISTANI EMBASSY TO ARRANGE FOR THE Los ANGELES FOR A POLITICAL DINNER TO­ III WANT TO RETIRE AS A CHAMPION," THE IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT OF APPROXIMATELY MORROW NIGHT. VETERAN ROBINSON SAID. $25,000 WORTH OF DRUGS AND MEDICAL EN ROUTE TO HIS OVERNIGHT BERTH ON GIARDELLO, RANKED AS NO 3 CONTENDER SUPPLIES WHICH THE RED CROSS HAS ON THE K,TTY HAWK AND OTHER UNITS OF TASK FORCE 10, THE PRESIDENT'S HELICOPTER FOR THE 160-POUND TITLE, ALSO SAID HIS HAND THE AID TO PAKISTAN SUPPLEMENTS GOAL IS A MATCH WITH T,GER. FLEW OVER AN ELABORATE DEMONSTRATION OF $15,000 WHICH THE ARC CA8LED MONDAY. AMPHIBIOUS AND MINE FORCE OPERATIONS ON I S,LVER STRAND BEACH NEAR NAS SAN DIEGO ;'t~E. 2 HOURGLASS FRIDAY 7 JUNE J563 J ,~­ I ~~8LISHED pT THE DIRECTlON OF THE CDM­ IRAN ~~~8ING O~FICER, PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE RIOTS IN 2ND DAY KONG LE FORCES RETREAT~NG ~'C~LjTY KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS, TEHRAN (UPI )--THOUSANDS OF TROOPS, VIENTIANE (UPI )--PATHET LAO ART~L­ ::,\'''''qc.,CT NOAS-4176-c WI TH THE TRANSPffiT LERY, MANNED BY EXPERT NORTH VIETNAM­ SUPPORTED BY TANKS AND ARMED WITH ~~A?~~y OF TEX,S. "SHOOT TO KILLl! ORDERS FROM SHAH Mo­ ESE CUNNERS, BEGAN SHELLING LAT SEN TriE HCURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY THURSDAY FiVE MILES SOUTHEAST OF MUONG HAMMED REZA PAHLEVi, TODAY SWEPT ~'OIDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADL I NE FOR PAHANH AS PRO-COMMUNIST FORe-s EXTEND­ THROUGH TEHRAN IN AN ATTEMPT TO CRUSH ~CTjCES IS 4 P M DAY BEFORE PUBLICA- ED THEIR SALIENT AGAINST THE OUTNUMB­ ANTI-GOVERNMENT RELIGIOUS RIOTERS • . ,~~ DEADLINE FJR NEWS ITEMS IS 10 ERED FORCES OF NEUT~AL!ST GENERAL TEHRAN MILITARY GOVERNOR GEN NEM­ - ~ ?AY OF PUBLICATION TOLLAH NfSS/RI TOLD UP! 86 PERSONS KONG LE -~[ ~OuqGLASS RESERVES T~E RIGHT TO RIGHTWING ~!LITARY SOURCES 5MbJ PS~­ HAVE BEEN KILLED AND ABOUT 150 INJUR­ ~J - A~L C~PY RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION NANTS OF KONG LE'S THIRD PARATRG~PS ED ACROSS THE COUNTRY IN TWO DAYS OF BATTALION UNDER COL THANH ARE ST!LL RIOTING BY MOSLEM fANATICS OPPOSED TO EDITOR - RALPH MOOqS RETREATING WESTWARD BUT ENT~RE COM­ THE SHAH'S LAND REFORM AND FEMALE PANIES OF THIS ELITE FORCE APPARE~T~V EMANCIPATION PROGRAMS HAD SCAT~E~ED PE~LMElL AS PRO-CO~~UN- THE SHAH'S SECURITY CHiEFS REPORTED 15TS TOOK OVER THE HILLY REGiON SOJT~ ~~~ ZE~LAND WILL ~ID SOUTH VIET NAM SHOPS WERE SMASHED AND CARS BURNED IN OF DONG BANE ON THE ROAD TO XIENG THE SOUTHERN CITY OF SHIRAZ THEY ~ElL!NGTON (UPI )--PRIME MINISTER KHOUANG f T~ ~OlYOAKE ANNOUNCED TODAY THAT TOLD UPI THE SPREAD OF THE RIOTING SHORT OF A MAJOR COUNTERATTACK" 'T :~ ZEALAND WILL ASSIST THE SOUTH V,ET FROM TEHRAN TO THE PROVINCES INDICA­ APPEARED UNLIKELY THAT KONG LE H~D , h II/' GOVERNMENT IN FIGHT I NG THE COMMUN- TED A WELL-ORGANIZED PLOT AGAINST ANY HOPE OF RECOVER~NG THIS ViTAL LOS~ \5T VIET CONG TERRORISTS THE SHAH'S REGIME GROUN:J OBSERVERS BELIEVED NEW ZEALAND WILL FIRING STILL ECHOED THROUGH THE KONG LE HAS ONE BATTALION O~ TROOPS CAPITAL'S STREETS WHILE AN ESTIMATED SE~D A SMALL TEAM OF SERVICEMEN TO STILL, OLDING THE HIGH GROUND AROUND ',[- ~AM TO GIVE NONCOMBATANT HELP TO 7,000 TROOPS RUMBLED ABOUT, TRYING TO LAT SEN BUT THEY ARE WELL W!TH~N T~E -E VIETNAMESE FORCES STAMP OUT THE REMNANTS OF YESTERDAY'S PINPOINT FiRING RANGE OF THE V!ETNA~­ SCREAMING DEMONSTRATORS .... C_YCAKE SAID, "THE FORM AND SCALE OF ESE GUNNERS, SOURCES SAID HOWEVER, GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS SAID ~~~ ASS!STANCE CAN BE DETERMINED ONLY MEANWHilE, OTHER SOURCES iN VIET - THE JUMP IN THE DEATH TOLL--MORE THAN ~;~£R DISCUSSIONS WITH SOUTH V,ETNAMESE ANE REPORTED THAT THE BUilDUP OF TRIPLE THE FATALITY NUMBER LISTED ~~;rlORITIES, WHICH WE ARE NOW READY TO FORCES STilL LOYAL TO GEN PHOUMI YESTERDAY--WAS DUE TO INJURED DYING J:G~1\j 11 NOSAVAN IS CONTINUING NORTH OF THE IN HOSPITALS LAST NIGHT AND THIS PLAIN OF' JARS ~10RN I NG. PREMIER ASSODOULLAH ALAM TOLD NEWS­ AIRLIFT 3?!TISH-BUILT SATELLITE CONTRACTED MEN "REACTI ONARY ELEMENTS'~ ARE PLAN- THESE FORCES, WHICH ARE ESTiMATED _ON DON (UPI )--THE GOVERNMENT ANNOUNC­ NING A REVOLUTION HE SAID HE HAS AT ANYWHERE BETWEEN EIGHT AND 12

~ TCDAY IT HAS SIGNED A CONTRACT FOR DOCUMENTARY PROOF OF THEIR PLANS TO BATTALIONS, HAVE BEEN AIRLIFTED !NTO rE FIRST BRITISH-BUILT EARTH SATELLITE~ DESTROY THE NATION'S COMMUNICAT!ONS, A DIRT AIRSTRIP NEAR MUONG HANH, 14 T SAID THE GUIDED WEAPONS DIVISION WATER SYSTEMS, SCHOOLS AND OTHER MILES DUE SOUTH OF MUONG PHANH COM­ -- TrlE BRITISH AIRCRAFT CORPORATION HAS FACILITIES. PLETE WITH THEIR WEAPONS AND EVEN AR­ ~'GNED A CONTRACT TO CONSTRUCT THE THE RINGLEADERS HAVE BEEN ARRESTED TILLERY PIECES. THEY THUS POST AT ~~~E_LiTE, TO CARRY A GROUP OF EXPERI­ AND WilL BE TRIED BEFORE SPECiAL MIL­ LEAST THEORETICALLY A THREAT OF COUNT­ ~:NTAL INSTRUMENTS DEVISED BY BRITISH ITARY COURTS SET UP IN THE MARTIAL ERATTACK AGAINST THE PRO-COMMUNiSTS

~:: r~""iSTS. LAW CLAMPED ON TEHRAN, ALAM SAID FROM THE NORTHWEST -~: iSO-POUND SATELLITE WILL BE UNOFFICIAL REPORTS SAID THOSE ARREST­ SOURCES SAID THAT iN MANY AREAS, ~AUNCHED BY THE UNITED STATES ABOUT ED NUMBERED 50 THEY WERE SAID TO PHOUMI IS TROOPS ARE BACKING UP KONG ~OUR YEARS FROM NOW AN EARLIER BRI­ INCLUDE ROUHOLLAH KHOMEINI, THE LEAD­ LE DIRECTLY AND IN SOME INSTANCES HAVE T'SH SATELLITE WAS SENT ALOFT BY AMER­ ER OF THE FANATIC SHIA MOSLEM SECT, EVEN BEEN INVOLVED IN THE FIGHTING ICAN ROCKETS, BUT WAS BUILT IN THE U.S. WHO HELPED FAN THE TEHRAN RIOTING. HOWEVER, DESPITE CLOSE LIAISON, THE ~~D SARRIED ONLY BRITISH-MADE INSTRU­ GOVERNMENT SOURCES SAID THE RIOT'S TWO COMMANDS REMAIN SEPARATE, SOURCES ("'[!\ITS" MASTERMIND WAS FORMER NATIONAL SE­ SAID. lHE NEW SATELLITE, UK3, WILL BE THE CURITY CHIEF GEN TEYMOUR BAKHTIAR, MEANWHILE, TWO INTERNATt0NAL CONTROL ~~.~D IN THE ANGLO-AMERICAN SPACE CO­ ONCE A CLOSE FRIEND OF THE SHAH BUT COMMISSION (ICC) HELICOPTERS FINALLY OPERATION PROGRAM A SECOND U.S.-BUILT EXILED TWO YEARS AGO FOR TAKING PART TOOK OFF THURSDAY AFTERNOON AND ARR­ SA7ELLITE WITH BRITISH INSTRUMENTS IS iN AN ABORTIVE REVOLUTIONARY PLOT IVED IN KHANG KHAY BEARING PATHET LAO SCHEDULED TO BE LAUNCHED LATER THIS EMISSARIES FROM V,ENT,ANE TO PRINCE INDIA-REO CHINA SOUPHANOUVONG THIS MISSION IS AIMED AT GETTING DISPUTE FLARING UP AG~IN TALKS STARTED ONCE AGAIN BETWEEN THE 130MB TOKYO (UPI )--THE DISPUTE BETWEEN TWO FACTIONS IN LINE WITH THE CO­ EXPLOSION AT LONDON AIRPORT COMMUNIST CHINA AND INDIA APPEARED CHAIRMEN'S APPEAL LAST MONTH LONDON (UPI )--A SUI1CASE ABOUT TO BE TODAY TO BE HEATING UP AGAiN ~LT ABOARD A PORTUGUESE JET AIRLINER THE PEKING REGIME HAS FIRED OFF AT NORTH BORNEO E~PLODED AT LONDON AIRPORT TODAY LEAST AN HALF DOZEN PROTEST NOTES IN PIRATES ATTACKING OFF COAST H~RE WERE NO REPORTED INJURIES LESS THAN A WEEK, ACCUSING THE INDI­ 'Tl-liS LOOKS VERY MUCH LIKE SABOTAGE," ANS OF STIRRING UP NEW BORDER TROUB- JESSELTON, NORTH BORNEO (UPI )--Pi­ AN AIRPORT OfFICIAL SAID. LES AND LYING ABOUT IT PEKING RADIO RATES BELiEVED TO BE FROM THE PHiL~P- S~OKE BILLOWED FROM THE BAGGAGE LOAD­ HAS BROADCAST THE NOTES. PINES HAVE ATTACKED A NUMBER OF VES­ I~G BAY ON THE GROUND FLOOR OF THE PERHAPS SIGNIFI CANTLY, THE STEPPED- SElS OFF THE NORTH BORNEO COAST DURiNG lc~MiNAL BUILDING POLICE CORDONED OFF UP DIPLOMATIC AND PROPAGANDA ACTIV­ THE PAST FEW DAYS, POLICE HERE SA!D THE BAGGAGE AREA AND FIREMEN POURED ITY BY PED CHINA HAS COINCIDED WITH TODAY wATER ON BURNING LUGGAGE. THE VISIT TO THE UNITED STATES OF THE POLICE SAID THEY HAVE RECEIVED THE CASE WAS ABOUT TO BE PUT ABOARD INDIAN PRESIDENT SERVEPALLI RADHAK­ REPORTS OF ATTACKS ON LOCAL SAILING A PORTUGUESE CARAVElLE BOUND FOR LISBON RISHNAN CRAFT OWNED BY NATIVE TRADERS WITH 77 PASSENGERS. THE EXPLOSION CAME THE LATEST IN THE SERIES OF NOTES THEY SAID ONE SMALL TRADING VESSEL 30 MINUTES BEFORE FLIGHT TIME FROM THE CHINESE FOREIGN MINISTRY, MANAGED TO ESCAPE AfTER IT HAD BEEN DELIVERED TO INDIA TUESDAY AND MADE CHASED FOR ABOUT THREE HOURS BY Pi­ PUBLIC LATE WEDNESDAY, APPEARED TO BE MEXICO RATES SOUTHEAST OF MAIL ISLAND \ I ONE Of THE MOST SERIOUS SINCE THE ANOTHER REPORT SAID A LOCAL SAILING AMERiCAN BUSINESSMAN DEPORTED BITTER BORDER FIGHTING LAST FALL CRAFT WAS ATTACKED BY \4 ARMED FIL!­ ~EXICO CITY (UPI )--HARRY STONEHILL, IT ACCUSED INDIA OF SETTING UP PINO PIRATES IN A FAST OUTBOARD MOTOR­ II MMERICAN MAGNATE WHO FIGURED IN A "AGGRESSIVE MILITARY STRUCTURES IN BOAT 35 MILES SOUTH OF MURAT REEF. PHILIPPINES GOVERNMENT INVESTIGATION OF CHINESE TERRITORY ON THE CHINA-SIKKIM THE PIRATE MADE OFF WITH FiVE TONS HIS BUSINESS PRACTICES lAST YEAR, WAS BORDER. Of COPRA WORTH ABOUT $400 THE RA~D­ ~EPORTED YESTERDAY, THE INTERIOR MIN­ "INDIA HAS NOW UPSET THE STATE OF ERS WERE ARMED WITH CARBINES BUT ~STRY CONFIRMED TODAY THE TRADITIONAL BOUNDARY AND OF AD­ THERE WAS NO SHOOTING. THE MINISTRY'S IMMIGRATION OFFICE MINISTRATION lONG RESPECTED BY CHINA IN ANOTHER INCIDENT, ABOUT TWO MilES SAiD STONEHlll LEFT HERE ABOARD A U.S.­ AND SIKKIM, CROSSED THE NATU LA OFF MURAT REEF, A SMAll TRADING BOAT BOUND PLANE (MOUNTAIN) AND SET UP MILITARY STRUC­ SAILING FROM CELEBES TO TAWAU WAS AN OFFICIAL SAID HIS IMMIGRATION DOC­ TURES FOR AGGRESSIVE PURPOSES ON THE STOPPED AND BOARDED BY FILIPINO P~~ , \'IIENTS WERE IN ORDER BUT EXPlAI NED HIS CHINESE SIDE OF THE SLOPE, AND THERE­ RATES WHO MADE OFF WITH $700 WORTH l !)EPOt

CIGARETTE MAKERS LIABLE HOT LI NE CUBA US-USSR TELETYPE FLYOVER BAN DROPPED TALLAHASSEE, FLA. (UPI)--THE FLORIDA L INK IS POSS ISLE SUPREME COURT YESTERDftY RULED THAT WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE UNITED STATES GENEVA (UPI)--UNITED STATES AND SO­ TODAY CANCELLED A WARNING AGAINST U S CIGARETTE MANUFACTURE~S CAN BE HELD VIET NEGOTIATORS HAVE REACHED AGREE- LIABLE FOR INJURIES OR DEATH RESULTING COMMERCIAL AIRLINERS fLYING OVER CUBA MENT ON ESTABLISHING A " HOT LINE " TELE- THE WARNING WAS ISSUED LAST NOVERMER FROM USE Of THEIR PRODUCTS. TYPE LINK BETWEEN THE WHITE HOUSE AND 27 IN THE WAKE Of THE RUSSIAN M!SSILE THE OPINION WAS GIVEN IN A $250,000 THE KREMLIN, HIGHLY-AUTHORITATIVE DAMAGE SUIT fiLED AGAINST THE AMERICAN CRISIS. SOURCES SAID TODAY TOBACCO CO. BY THE WIDOW Of A MAN WHO THE STATE DEPARTMENT SAID IT HAD THE LINK WOULO PERMIT U.S PRESIDENT ASKED THE U S. FEDERAL AVIATA!ON AGENCY DIED fROM LUNG CANCER JOHN F KENNEDY AND SOVIET PREMIER NI­ TO WITHDRAW A "NOTICE TO AIRMEN" WHICH THE WIDOW, MRS. EDWIN GREEN SR., KITA KHRUSHCHEV TO COMMUNICATE WITH CLAIMED HER HUSBAND'S fATAL DISEASE HAD WARNED AIRLINES OF RISKS INVOLVED EACH OTHER INSTANTANEOUSLY AND HELP WAS CAUSED BY THE fiRM'S CIGARETTES IN FLIGHTS IN CUBAN AIR SPACE PREVENT WAR FROM BREAKING OUT BY AC- THE OPINION WAS REQUESTED BY THE "BASED ON THE FACT THAT FOREIGN AIR­ CIDENT U S. FIFTH C,RCUIT COURT Of ApPEALS LINES HAVE OVERFLOWN CUBA WITHOUT IN- THE HIGH SOURCES SAID THE AGREEMENT IN NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA, AND WILL BE CIDENT DURING THE PAST SEVERAL MONTHS, " REACHED AFTER 18 MEETINGS BETWEEN AMER­ CONSIDERED WHEN THE COURT HEARS THE THE DEPARTMENT SAID, "OUR JUDGMENT IS ICAN AND SOVIET TECHNICAL EXPERTS HERE CASE AGAIN THAT THE RISKS TO SAFETY OF SUCH OVER- HAS BEEN APPROVED BY KENNEDY AND IS Ii IN AN EARLIER RULING ON MRS GREEN'S FLIGHTS TO U S CARRIERS ARE MINIMAL NOW AWAITING FORMAL APPROVAL FROM PLEA THE ApPEALS COURT AGREED WITH A OFFICIALS SAID PRIVATELY THAT RESUMP­ KHRUSHCHEV BEFORE IT CAN BE SIGNED. LOWER FEDERAL COURT THAT THE TOBACCO TION OF COMMERCIAL AIR SERVICE BETWEEN IF ALL GOES WELL, THEY SAID, KHRUSH­ FIRM COULD NOT BE HELD LIABLE fOR THE UNITED STATES AND CUBA "'S NOT CUR­ CHEV WILL APPROVE IT IN A MATTER OF GREEN'S DEATH. RENTLY COMTEMPLATED" THEY SAID THE I DAYS AND THE AGREEMENT CAN BE SIGNED IN BUT THE ApPEALS COURT AGREED TO HEAR STEP WAS INTENDED TO PERMIT U S CAR­ I GENEVA NEXT WEEK THE CASE AGAIN AND ASKED THE STATE RIERS TO OPERATE MORE DIRECT ROUTES TO iT WOULD BE SIGNED BY AMERICAN AND COURT FOR AN INTERPRETATION Of FLORIDA SOUTH AMERICA WITHOUT DETOURING AROUND I SOVIET NEGOTIATORS TO THE DISARMAMENT , LAW. CUBA CONFERENCE, CHARLES C. STELLE AND SEM­ FLORIDA SUPREME COURT JUSTICE E FOREIGN AIRLINES HAVE NOT BEEN MAKING YON K TSARAPKIN, WHO ARE CO-CHAIRMAN THE DETOUR AROUND CUBA, THEREBY GAIN­ I HARRIS DREW WROTE THE OPINION WHICH I OF THE BILATERAL HOT LINE TALKS. I SAID A COMPANY ASSUMES LIABILITY WHEN " " ING A COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE THE SOURCES SAID THERE ARE NO PLANS I I T PLACES A PRODUCE ON THE MARKET HE FOR A HIGHER LEVEL SIGNING CEREMONY , SA 10TH I S ACT ION I MPL I ES THAT THE PRO­ KENNEDY OFFICIAL UNITED STATES AND SOVIET I DUCE IS FIT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION. SPOKESMAN HERE REFUSED TO COMMENT ON CALLS FOR EQUAL OPPORTUNITY , SOTH THE D,STRICT AND AFPEALS COURTS THE REPORT. AGREED THAT THE CIGARETTS CAUSED SAN DIEGO, CALif (UPI)--PRESIDENT THE AGREEMENT, WHEN SIGNED, WILL BE \ GREEN'S FATAL DISEASE. THEY RULED, KENNEDY TODAY CALLED FOR AN EDUCAT~ON THE FIRST REAL MOVE TOWARDS DISARMAMENT !, HOWEVER, THAT THE COMPANY, " BY REASON- SYSTEM WHICH WOULD GUARANTEE EQUAL OP­ SINCE THE 17-NATION DISARMAMENT CON­ ABLE APPLICATION OF HUMAN SKILL AND PORTUNITY FOR A LONG ISLAND BANKER'S FERENCE TALKS BEGAN I N MARCH, 1962 FORESIGNT," WAS NOT ABLE TO DETERMINE SON AND THE OFFSPRING OF AN ALABAMA ESTABLISHING THE "HOT LINE" WILL BE THAT THE CIGARETTS WERE HARMING GREEN' NEGRO SHARECROPPER AIMED TO RELIEVE TENSION BETWEEN THE "OUR GOAL MUST BE AN EDUCATIONAL i HEALTH TWO MAJOR WORLD POWERS AND ALSO WILL BUT IN YESTERDAY'S OPINION, THE SYSTEM IN THE SPIRIT OF INDEPENDENCE, I REPRESENT THE FIRST STEP IN THE DIREC­ : FLORIDA COURT SAID THE BURDEN or RE­ A SYSTEM IN WHICH ALL ARE CREATED EQUAL, TION Of TRUE DISARMAMENT MEASURES, THE ; SPONSIBILITY SHOULD BE PLACED ON THE A SYSTEM IN WHICH EVERY CHILD, WHETH~R SOURCES SAID. MANUfACTURER "IF THE PUBLIC IS BORN A BANKER'S SON IN A LONG ISLAND M~ALTH THE COMMUNICATIONS LINK WILL CONSIST I TO BE PROTECTED IN A PRACTICAL SENSE MANSION, OR A NEGRO SHARECROPPER'S SON I OF A TELETYPE LINE BETWEEN THE KREMLIN IN AN ALABAMA COTTON FIELD, HAS EVERY I FROM EXPLOITATION BY THOSE WHO, fOR AND THE U.S. NATIONAL COMMAND CENTER OPPORTUNITY fOR AN EDUCATION THAT HIS APR 0 FIT MOT I VE , UN DE RT AK E TO (0 EVE LOP I IN THE WASHINGTON AREA. FROM THE COM­ VAST AND EVER INCREASING VARIETY Of ABILITIES AND CHARACTER DESERVE, " THE MAND CENTER THE LINE WILL GO DIRECTLY PRODUCTS WHICH THE PEOPLE BY UNPRECE- CHIEF EXECUTIVE SAID IN AN ADDRESS FOR ON TO THE WHITE HOUSE, SO THE LINK IS COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES AT SAN DIEGO I::~T::,::W:::E:'T:O:~:R:~:LC::::::~!ON IN EfFECT A DIRECT WHITE HOUSE-KREMLIN STATE COLLEGE WHERE HE ALSO RECEIVED LINE. AN HONORARY DEGREE THE LINE WILL BE ROUTED THROUGH HELS­ KENNEDY FLEW HERE THIS MORNING FROM BABy-BORN INKI, STOCKHOLM AND LONDON, THE SOURCES EL PASO, TEXAS, AND AFTER THE COLLEGE I FLOOD LABOR MARKET vAID. CEREMONY, HE PLANNED TO EMBARK ON THE THERE WILL NOT BE A TELEPHONE AT­ AIRCRAFT CARRIER KITTY HAWK FOR AN WASHINGTON (UPI)--TEEN-AGERS BORN TACHED TO THE LINE AS HAD BEEN DIS­ OVERNIGHT CRUISE OFF THE COAST or SOUTH DURING THE POST-WORLD WAR II "BABY CUSSED IN THE TECHNICAL TALKS THIS ERN, CALIFORNIA. BOOM" fLOODED THE U S LABOR FORCE WAS DECIDED AGAINST BECAUSE OF TRANS­ MINDFUL OF A NEW CIVIL RIGHTS CRISIS LAST MONTH TO PUSH THE UNEMPLOYMENT LATION DifFICULTIES AND ALSO THE LACK BUILDING AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA RATE TO 5 9 PER CENT, THE GOVERNMENT OF HAVING A TRUE RECORD OF ANY COMMUN- WHERE Gov GEORGE WALLACE HAS VOWED TO REPORTED TODAY ICATION. BLOCK THE COURT-ORDERED ENTRANCE OF THE JOB PICTURE WAS DARKENED BY THE AGREEMENT ON THE "HOT LINE" PROPOSAL NEGRO STUDENTS NEXT MONDAY, THE PRESI- PROBLEM OF TEEN-AGE JOBLESSNESS, ALSO WAS EXPECTED TO CLEAR THE WAY FOR DENT SAID IT WAS TIME THE ATION FACED WHICH LABOR DEPARTMENT OfFICIALS SAID N " BI - LATERAL U.S.-SOVIET TALKS ON RE­ UP MORE FRANKLY" TO SUCH QUESTIONS AS SOARED TO 18 PER CENT IN MAY THIS DUCTION OF MISSILE STOCKPILES TSARAP­ "WHETHER EVERY AMERICAN CHILD HAS AN . WAS MORE THAN TRIPLE THE RATE fOR KIN AGREED TO AMERICAN PROPOSALS FOR EQUAL CHANCE FOR A GOOD EDUCATION tt ADULTS AND CAUSED THE OVERALL JOBLESS SUCH TALKS ON MAY 29, BUT THERE WAS HE SAID THE TRUTH WAS THAT AMERICAN RATE TO RISE fROM 5.7 PER CENT IN TACIT AGREEMENT NOT TO START THEM UN­ CHILDREN DO NOT YET ENJOY EQUAL EDUCA­ APRIL AND FROM 5 5 PER CENT IN MAY, TIL THE "HOT LINE" AGREEMENT WAS OUT 1962 TIONAL OPPORTUNITIES fOR TWO PR~MARY OF THE WAY. REASONS: THE ACTUAL NUMBER OF PERSONS HOLDING JOBS LAST MONTH STOOD STEADY AT THE "ONE IS ECONOMIC AND THE OTHER IS STOCK MARKET SUMMARY RACIAL tt ESTIMATED 4,066,000 TOTAL fOR APRIL fllF OUR NATION IS TO MEET THE GOAL OF IN COMPUTING THE fiGURES, HOWEVER, NEW YORK {UPI)--BUYERS HAD THE EDGE IN THE FINAL MINUTES OF TRADING TODAY, GOVERNMENT EXPERTS TAKE INTO ACCOUNT GIVING EVERY AMERICAN A FAIR EDUCATION­ AND THE STOCK MARKET FINISHED WITH A fI I SUCH THINGS AS IMPROVED WEATHER AND AL BREAK," THE PRESIDENT SAID, WE MUST NOMINAL GAIN. MOVE SWIFTLY AHEAD IN BOTH AREAS I I GENERAL BUSINESS CONDITIONS TOBACCOS, WHICH HAD SOLD OFF SHARPLY I LABOR SECRETARY W WILLARD WIRTZ EARLIER IN THE SESSION ON NEWS THE FLOR MIDNIGHT MOVIE AT YOKWE YUK ENDS I SAID IN A STATEMENT ISSUED WITH THE ATTENDANCE AT THE YOKWE YUK THEATRE JOB REPORT THAT TEEN-AGE UNEMPLOYMENT IDA SUPREME COURT HAD RULED A CIGARETTE I MANUFACTURER COULD BE HELD LIABLE IF A BY UNAUTHORIZED PERSONNEL HAS CAUSED A I COULD BECOME "ONE OF TH E MOST EXPLO- PERSON'S DEATH WAS CAUSED BY SMOKING ITS SEATING PROBLEM DUE TO ITS LIMITED SEAT1 I SIVE SOCIAL PROBLEMS IN THE NATION's HISTORY" PRODUCTS, REGAINED SOME OF THEIR LOSSES ING CAPACITY. INTENDED FOR MEMBERS ONLY RAILS RESPONDED TO INDUSTRY DENIALS WITH NO CHILDREN ALLOWED, THE SECURITY TOTAL EMPLOYMENT HIT A MAY RECORD OF OF A RUMORED RAIL STRIKE NEXT WEEK AND DEPT. WILL CHECK ALL PERFORMANCES TO 69,061,000 AS A RESULT Of A RISE Of FINISHED STEADY. OIL AND GAS SHARES ASCERTAIN THAT UNAUTHORIZED PERSONNEL 850,000 NON-FARM JOBS ALSO REACHED WENT AHEAD ON NEWS THE HOUSE WAYS AND DO NOT ATTEND. I A NEW PEAK OF 63,883,000 WITH AN IN­ MEANS COMMITTEE HAD REJECTED THE PRO- TONIGHT'S MIDNIGHT MOVIE WILL BE THE CREASE OF 450,000 POSED INCREASE IN TAXES ON PROFITS FROM LAST TO BE SHOWN AT THE YOKWE YUK THE CONTINUED INCREASE IN THE NON­ , OIL AND GAS WELLS. ELECTRONICS CONTIN- MIDNIGHT MOVIES WILL BE SHOWN AT THE FARM PICTURE PROVIDED A BRIGHT SPOT UED ACTIVE. OCEAN VIEW STARTING TOMORROW NIGHT, IN THE EMPLOYMENT SCENE, IN THE VIEW OF LABOR DEPARTMENT EXPERTS. FOR MEN ONLY J PAGE 4 HOURGLASS

SUPERSONIC TRANSPORT MINUTEMAN UNGER-COROMBES WEDDING u.S IN RACE TO PRODUCE SST USAF DEMONSTRATES MISSILE MISS NORMA M UNGER AND MR JAMES A COROMBES, OF KrNTRON, WILL BE MAR­ WASHINGTON (UPI)--FIERCE ANGLO-FRENCt CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA (UPI)--THE RIED IN HONOLULU TOMORROW, WORD RE­ COMPETITION STUNG PRESIDENT KENNEDY UNITED STATES IS BUILDING ITS AWESONE CEIVED HERE REVEALED TODAY INTO A SWIFT DECISION TODAY THAT THE F"ORCE OF" MINUTEMAN "INSTANT ICBM" THE MARRIAGE CEREMONY WILL BE PRE­ UNiTED STATES SHOULD RACE TO ovrnTAKE MISSILES AT THE RATE OF" ONE A DAY-­ fORMED BY REV HAROLD G GALLAGHER AT THEM IN THE PRODUCTION OF A PLANE FLY­ WITH CONF"IDENCE THEY WILL WORK IF THE KAIMUKI CHRISTIAN CHURCH, 1117 ING BETTER THAN TWICE THE SPEED OF NEEbED THE AIR FORCE LAST NIGHT DEMONSTRAT­ KOKO HEAD AVE, HONOLULU, AT II :00 A M SOUND A RECEPTION IS TO FOLLOW AT THE REEF KENNEDY ACKNOWLEDGED THIS IN HIS AN­ ED THE STRIKING POWER OF THE NEW KILL­ HOTEL AT WAIKIKI BEACH NOUNCEMENT TODAY THAT THE GLOVES WERE ER ROCKET IN A SPECTACULAR UNDERGROUND THE fUTURE MRS COROMBES IS FROM LONG SHOT AT THIS SPAWLING TEST CENTER. OF"f BEACH, CALIF, WHERE SHE IS ON THE "SPURRED BY DETERMINED AND HEALTHY THE 54-FOOT MINUTEMAN ROARED FROM STAFF OF THE LONG BEACH STATE COLLEGE COMPETITION fROM ACROSS THE ATLANTIC," THE BOTTOM OF A CONCRETELINED LAUNCH­ MISS UNGER WAS GRADUATED FROM THE HE SAID, "THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT MUST ING SILO, SHOT TO THE EDGE TO SPACE UNIVERSITY OF" MINNESOTA WHERE SHE PROVIDE THE MONEY TO HELP PRIVATE IN­ AND SENT ITS NOSE CONE SQUARELY INTO MAJORED IN ART SHE HAS HAD ART EX­ DUSTRY "TO INTRODUCE SUCCESSFULLY THIS A PLANNED TARGET AREA IN THE SOUTH HIBITS AT PASADENA, LONG BEACH, AND ATLANTIC OCEAN, OF"F THE COAST OF NEW JET AGE TRANSPORT " LAGUNA BEACH, CALIF AFRICA, LESS THAN 20 MINUTES LATER THE AMERICAN SUPERSONIC TRANSPORT MR COROMBES IS WITH KENTRON OF IT WAS A 5,000 MILE SUCCESS FOR THE (SST), HE SAID, MUST BE SUPERIOR TO HAWAI I LTD AND WILL RETURN TO KWAJALEIN ANYTHING NOW BEING DEVELOPED BY ANY MINUTEMAN, A TEST MODEL Of SOME 150 SIMILAR ROCKETS THAT ALREADY ARE ON AFTER HE AND HIS BRIDE HONEYMOON AT OTHER COUNTRY KAUAI, HAWAI I, AND ACAPULCO, MEXICO FRANCE AND BRITAIN ARE JOINTLY WORK­ STATION WITH NUCLEAR WARHEADS AIMED ING ON THE PRODUCTION OF" A MACH 2 2 AT ENEMY TARGETS SHOULD WORLD WAR III SF SHIP COLLISION A!RCRAFT WHICH IS EXPECTED TO fLY AT EVER COME. !,450 MILES AN HOUR THE AIR FORCE CALLED THE SHOT A FREIGHTER TOWED INTO PORT ~ENNEDY HAS LONG BEEN IMPATIENT WITH "COMPLETE SUCCESS" SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)--THE JAPANESE THE SLOW PACE Of U S RESEARCH INTO THE NOSE CONE CARRIED BY THE ROCKET FREIGHTER KOKOKU MARU, WHICH COLLIDED THE PROBLEMS OF PRODUCING AN SST CONTAINED INSTRUMENTS TO RADIO INfOR­ WITH AN AMERICAN VESSEL 35 MILES OFF RECENTLY, HE APPOINTED VICE PRESIDENT MATION ABOUT THE MINUTEMAN'S F"LIGHT THE GOLDEN GATE AND WAS ABANDONED BY LYNDON B JOHNSON TO HEAD A COMMITTEE UNDER WARTIME CONDITIONS, THE NOSE COULD CARRY NUCLEAR DESTRUCTION EQUAL ITS CREW YESTERDAY, WAS TOWED INTO TO SPEED UP THE PROGRAM LAST MONTH SAN FRANCISCO HARBOR LAST NIGHT BY JOHNSON RECEIVED THE FINAL RECOMMEN­ TO NEARLY ONE MILLION TONS Of TNT THE MINUTEMAN IS THE BULWARK Of TWO COMMERCIAL TUGS DATIONS OF THE FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY THE JAPANESE VESSEL, WHICH WAS STILL (FAA) WHICH HE TURNED OVER TO KE~NEDY AMERICA'S LAND-BASED MISSILE STRIKING fORCE THEORETICALLY, ALL MINUTEMAN LISTING WHEN IT ARRIVED IN SAN FRAN­ LAST SATURDAY CISCO, WAS PUT IN DRYDOCK KENNEDY WAS NOT EXPECTED TO MAKE A ROCKETS NOT ON STATION COULD BE DECISION fOR ANOTHER COUPLE OF WEEKS, LAUNCHED TOWARD THEIR TARGETS ON 32 BUT YESTERDAY PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIR­ SECONDS' NOTICE--AND THE AIR FORCE WAYS ANNOUNCED THAT IT HAD ORDERED IS WORKING TO REDUCE THAT "REACTION SIX CONCORDE SST's NOW BEING JOINTLY TIME" TO 15 SECONDS OR LESS AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE DEVELOPED BY BRITAIN AND fRANCE. IN THE AREA, IT RANKS AS THE NATIO~S FRIDAY, 7 JUNE 1963 THE PRESIDENT LOST NO TIME IN AN­ F"IRST TRULY "PUSH-BUTTON" INTERCON­ 5:05 P M. JIM AMECHE'S POP CONCERT NOUNCING HIS DECISION IN A SPEECH AT TINENTAL BALLISTIC MISSILE 6:00 NEWS COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO. CONGRESS HAS APPROPRIATED fUNDS TO 6:15 MUSIC ON PARADE THE AVIATION INDUSTRY ESflMATES THAT BUILD MORE THAN 900 MINUTEMAN MISSIL~, 6:30 SOUTH 40 RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF AN AMERI­ TO BE STATIONED IN PROTECTED UNDER­ 7:00 ENCHANTMENT OF MUSIC CAN SST WILL COST $1 BILLION GROUND SILOS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY 7:30 ONE NUGHT STAND KENNEDY'S REJECTION WAS IN SHARP 8:00 LINEUP 8:45 BIG NOISE CONTRAST TO THAT OF FAA ADMINISTRATOR SF SHIP COLLISION NAJEEB HALABY WHO SURPRISED THE IN­ 9:1~ DOCTOR'S HOUSE CALL $400,000 SUIT AGAINST U.S. DUSTRY YESTERDAY BY STATING THAT THE 9:20 NEWS ANALYSIS PAN AMERICAN ORDER WAS ONLY "PROTEC­ SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)--A JAPANESE 9:30 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES 10:00 OPUS ONE TIVE ORDER, DESIGNED TO PROTECT ITS SHIPPING COMPANY FILED A $400,000 SUIT 12:00 SIGN OFF POSITION WITH REGARD TO THE NATIONAL AGAINST THE U S GOVERNMENT YESTERDAY SATURDAY, 8 JUNE 1963 BRITISH AND FRENCH CARRIERS ON THE IN CONNECTION WITH A COLLISION INVOLV­ 6:00 A M. SIGN ON AND NEWS ATLANTIC ROUTES." ING THE FREIGHTER KOKOKU MARU AND AN 6:05 THE MORNING SHOW HE ADDED THAT, FOR EXAMPLE, PAN AMERICAN REFRIGERATOR SHIP AMERICAN HAD ORDERED BRITISH COMETS THE SUIT, FILED IN FEDERAL COURT BY 7:00 NEWS 7:05 THE MORNING SHOW CONT'D AND HAD NEVER TAKEN DELIVERY. KAWASKI KISEN KAISHA LINE, CHARGED 7:30 SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL INDUSTRY CIRCLES INTERPRETED HALABY~ NEGLIGENCE ON THE PART OF THE AMERICAN 8:00 NAVY HOUR STATEMENT AS A SUGGESTION THAT PAN VESSEL, THE MILITARY SEA TRANSPORT 8:30 ALBUMS OF THE WEEK AMERICAN'S ORDER WAS NOT A FIRM ONE. SERVICE (MSTS) SHIP ASTERION BUT A PAN AMERICAN SPOKESMAN TODAY A SPOKESMAN FOR THE U 5 JUSTICE 9:00 ARMY HOUR 9:30 FREEDOM SINGS DISCOUNTED THE SUGGESTION DEPARTMENT SAID A COUNTER SUIT AGAINST 10:00 ROCK 'N ROLL CALL PROVIDED THE AIRCRAFT MEETS CONDI­ THE KOKOKU MARU'S OWNERS WOULD BE II :30 IRA COOK SHOW TIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS DETAILED IN fiLED IN U S DISTRICT COURT IN SAN 12:00 NEWS THE. CONTRACT PAN AMER I CAN WILL TAKE FRANCISCO TODAY 12:05 MIDDAY MELODIES DELIVERY, IHE SPOKESMAN ADDED THE JAPANESE COMPANY CHARGED THAT 12:30 POLKA PARK HALABY HAS BEEN CONSISTENTLY CON­ THE ASTERION WAS GOING AT IMMODERATE 1:00 NEWSMAKERS SERVATIVE IN HIS ATTITUDE TO THE UNITED SPEED WHEN THE COLLISION OCCURRED TUES­ I :15 SPORTS REPORT STATES SST PROGRAM HE HAS STEADILY DAY NIGHT IN HEAVY FOG ABOUT 35 MILES 1:30 SHOP CONCERT WARNED THAT COSTS MUST BE WATCHED NORTHWEST OF SAN FRANCISCO NOTE: MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL IF KENNEDY, ON THE OTHER HAND, TOOK A THE SUIT SAID THE ASTERION IIfAILED AVAILABLE MORE VIGOROUS APPROACH TODAY TO MAINTAIN A VIGILANT LOOKOUT, WAS PUBL I C Af"FA IRS "IF WE CAN BUILD THE BEST OPERATION­ PROCEEDING AT IMMODERATE SPEED UNDER 3:30 NEWS AL PLANE Of THIS TYPE, THEN THE CON­ CONDITIONS OF REDUCED VISIBILITY ANO 4:00 JAZZ BOOK GRESS AND THE CXlJNlRY SHOULD BE PRE­ FAILED TO STOP HER ENGINES ON FIRST 4:05 DINNER MUSICALE PARED TO INVEST THE FUNDS AND EFFORT HEARING THE FOG SIGNAL OF THE KOKOKU 5:00 NECESSARY TO MAINTAIN THE NATION'S MARU, AND THEREFORE F"AILEDII TO YIELD LEAD IN LONG RANGE AIRCRAFT," HE DE­ GENERAL MESS MENU - SATURDAY CLARED BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER KENNEDY'S ATTITUDE FOUND IMMEDIATE FRUIT JUICE FRENCH ONION SOUP HAM & BEAN SOUP APPROVAL ON CAPITOL HILL WHERE THE FRESH FRUIT CHICKEN FRIED STEAK ROAST LEG OF VEAL CHAIRMAN OF THE SENATE COMMERCE COM­ HOT & COLD CEREAL MASHED POTATOES MASHED POTATOES MITTEE, DEMOCRATIC SENATOR WARREN G CREAMED CHOPPED BEEF SPINACH W/EGG CREAMED CARROTS & PEAS MAGNUSON, DECLARED THAT IT HAS ALWAYS BOILED EGGS STEAMED RICE STEAMED RICE BEEN U S POLICY TO PRODUCE AIRCRAFT POTATOES-RICE BUTTER CAKE SALAD BAR W/DRESSING BETTER THAN ANY OTHER COUNTRY COULD JELLY TWIST SALAD BAR W/DRESSING CHERRY PIE PRODUCE STEAMED RICE HOT COF"FEE ICED TEA W/LEMON WERE WE NOT TO DO THIS," HE SAID, TOAST, BUTTER & JAM CHILLED MILK HOT COFFEE "W BR~T7~~H!N~SF~~~~HG~I~~E:~E~NR BUY THE MIL K-COF"F"EE HOT TEA CHILLED MILK NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP NEW YORK (UPI)--BuBBA MORTON'S 10TH INNING SINGLE WITH THE BASES LOADED CARRIED THE MILWAUKEE BRAVES TO AN 1!-9 I VICTORY OVER THE NEW YORK METS WEDNES- I DAY AFTER THE BRAVES HAD BLOWN AN EIGHT- I ------~~~__rRUN LEAD. ---- FRIDAY 7 JUNE 1963 BEFORE MORTON CONNECTED OFF LOSER PAGE 5 SPORTS SECTION - LARRY BEARNEARTH, THE METS REAFFIRMED 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP MILWAUKEE MANAGER BOBBY BRAGAN'S CON- , VICTION THAT THE POLO GROUNDS IS A 'I NEW YORK (UPI)--ROGER MARIS SCORED "HOUSE OF HORRORS" BY SCORING EIGHT UN- FROM SECOND BASE WITH THE WINNING RUN ARNED RUNS TO WIPE AN 8-0 DEFICIT AND ON A BAll THAT WA~ HIT BACK TO THE C.B IE THE SCORE AT 9-9 MOUND TO GAIN THE NEW YORK YANKEES A TOP OF THE SEVENTH EARNED THE AN LEW BURDETTE, MILWAUKEE'S FIFTH PIT- 4-3 VICTORY OVER THE BALTIMORE ORIOLES 11-10 VICTORY OVER HUI KEAlA LAST CHER, ENTERED THE GAME IN THE NINTH WEDNESDAY NIGHT IN A GAME MARKED BY AN NIGHT IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE INNING AND WAS CREDITED WITH HIS FIFTH INJURY TO MICKEY MANTLE JOHN NICHOLSON LED OFF WITH A DOU- VICTORY AGAINST THE SAME NUMBER OF DE- WITH THE BASES FILLED ~ND ONE OUT IN BlE IN THE SEVENTH AND WAS LATER FEATS AFTER PITCHING TWO HITLESS FRAMES THE EIGHTH INNING AND THE SCORE TIED ADVANCED TO THIRD ON AN ERROR NICH- BEARNARTH ALSO TOOK OVER IN THE NINTH , AT 3-3, PINCH-HITTER YOGI BERRA HIT OLSON SCORED AS HARDIN TEED OFF FOR AND SET THE STAGE FOR MONTON'S GAME-

II A GROUND BALL BACK TO THE MOUND STU THE SACRIFICE FLY WINNING SINGLE BY GIVING UP A DOUBLE TO

I MillER, THE ORIOLES' THIRD PITCHER OF NAVY EXPLODED FOR 7 RUNS IN THE MACK JONES IN THE 10TH AND THEN ISSUING ! THE INNING, THREW TO THE PLATE FOR A FIFTH INNING AS THEY STRUCK FOR FIVE INTENTIONAL WALKS TO HANK AARON AND I FORCEOUT As CATCHER DICK BROWN WAS HITS AND A SACRIFICE FLY JOHN EDDIE MATHEWS EACH OF WHIDM HAD THREE PREPARING TO THROW TO FIRST TO COMPLE1E NICHOLSON, DOUG THARP, C B HARDIN, HITS IN MilWAUKEE'S 14-HIT ATTACK I THE DOUBLE PLAY, TOM TRESH, RUNNING WADE LAMMING, TYLER AND CONROY SPARKffi THE CHICAGO CUBS TOOK TWO FROM THE

t FROM THIRD, COLLIDED WITH BROWN AND THEIR WilD FIFTH INNING TO TAKE A SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS, 9-5 AND 5-4, FOR JARREO THE BALL FROM HIS HAND 10-9 lEAD THEIR FIRST DOUBLEHEADER SWEEP OF THE I MARIS SCORED FROM SECOND AS BROWN HUI KEAlA CAME BACK IN THE NEXT SEASON

I I SOUGHT TO REGAIN POSSESSION OF THE FRAME WITH PETE RllVERIA SCORING ON Two HOMERS BY EARNIE BANKS AND ONE BALL A COSTLY ERROR TO GIVE KEALA A 10-10 EACH BY KEN HUBBS, Lou BROCK AND BillY WHITEY FORD WENT ALL THE WAY FOR HIS DEADLOCK WilliAMS HELPED DICK EllSWORTH TO HIS SEVENTH VICTORY AGAINST THREE LOSSES LEO ARCHANGEL AND R,CKY FUENTES EIGHTH WIN OF THE YEAR EllSWORTH DID AND MilT PAPPAS lOST MIS SECOND AGAINST SPARKED HUI KEAlA IN THE FIRST FOUR NOT WIN HIS EIGHTH IN 1962 UNTil SEPT FOUR WINS FRAMES. ARCHANGEL BELTED THREE SIN- I WILLIE MAYS' 11TH HOMER AND HARV~Y THE YANKEES LOST MANTLE'S SERVICES GLES ON FOUR TRIPS TO THE PLATE WHilE KUENN'S FIRST ACCOUNTED FOR FOUR OF THE FOR THREE WEEKS TO A MONTH WHEN IN THE FUENTES WENT 2 FOR 4 DAVID A,KAU G,ANTS' RUNS SIXTH INNING HE CAUGHT HIS FOOT IN TH ALSO AIDED WITH THE KEAlA'S ASSAULT BROCK COLLECTED THREE ~ITS IN THE CENTER FIELD FENCE TRYING TO SNAG WITH 2 FOR 3. NIGHTCAP AND SCORED THREE RUNS AS THE BROOKS ROBINSON'S HOMER AND FRACTURED NAVY'S TYLER, BESIDES BANGING A CUBS RAN THEIR STRING TO 10 VICTORIES THE THIRD METATARSAL BONE IN HIS lEFT TRIPLE IN THE FIFTH, ALSO CONNECTED IN THE LAST 12 GAMES LINDEY McDANIEL ANKLE FOR A DOUBLE IN THE SECOND TO GIVE PICKED UP HIS SECOND WIN IN RELIEF NORM CASH HOMERED IN THE NINTH IN- NAVY A 2-2 KNOT. TEAMMATE JOHN NICH- W,LL,E MCCOVEY AND ORLANDO CEPEDA HOM- ~ING TO LIFT THE DETROIT TIGERS TO A OLSON COLLECTED A PAIR OF DOUBLES. ERED FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

l 5-4 VICTORY OVER THE CLEVELAND INDIANS WINNING PITCHER WAS DOUG THARP AND SANDY KOUFAX PITCHED AN EIGHT-HITTER TERRY Fox, WHO ENDED A CLEVELAND THREAT THE lOSER PETE R,LVERIA AND STRUCK OUT EIGHT FOR HIS EIGHTH I IN THE EIGHTH, WENT ON TO PITCH THE COMETS NIP ROI NAMUR VICTORY AS THE Los ANGELES DODGERS I NINTH AND PRESERVE JIM BUNNING'S IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE lAST NIGHT, DEFEATED THE HOUSTON COLTS, 5-1. DICK I FOURTH WIN THE FIRE COMETS REMAINED UNDEFEATED TRACEWSKI HAD THREE HITS AND FRANK II RICHIE ROlliNS KNOCKED IN THREE BY DOWNING THE VISITING ROI NAMUR HOWARD TWO TO lEAD THE DODGERS' IO-HIT RUNS WITH A HOMER AND TWO SINGLES AND SQUAD 3-2 ATTACK

I : BOB ALL I SON HIT HIS 15TH HOMER OF THE I TWAS TH E COMET'S FOURTH CONSECU- THE PITTSBURGH P I RATES SWEPT A TW 1_ YEAR AS THE MINNESOTA TWINS DOWNED THE TIVE VICTORY--ALL WON BY A ONE POINT NIGHT DOUBLEHEADER FROM THE CINCINNATI KANSAS C,TY ATHLETICS, 4-0 JIM Ro- MARGIN. THE COMETS AND THE UNIQUES REDS, 5-4 AND 4-3, WINNING THE FIRST LAND AND BilL DAilEY COMBINED IN A ARE NOW TIED FOR FIRST PLACE IN THE GAME O~ SMOKY BURGESS' PINCH SINGLE IN FIVE-HITTER FOR THE TWINS NATIONAL LEAGUE THE EIGHTH INNING AND THE SECOND GAME HOMERS BY JIM LANDIS AND DAVE NICHOL LAST NIGHT'S TILT WAS A PITCHERS WITH THE AID OF A TWO-RUN HOMER BY Bill SON AND THE NINE-HIT PITCHING OF DUEL BETWEEN COMETS' JAMES (HllO) VIRDON. FRANK ROBINSON HIT TWO HOMERS JOHNNY BUZHARDT CARRIED THE CHICAGO GOHIER AND ROI NAMUR'S ED (SPOOKS) FOR THE REDS IN THE NIGHTCAP 0 WHITE SOX TO A 3- WIN OVER THE Los AUNA AUNA YIELDED SEVEN HITS WHilE RAY CUlP PITCHED A THREE-HITTER TO ANGELES ANGELS IN THE FlRST GAME OF A GOHIER ALLOWED NINE THE CLUTCH WIN HIS SEVENTH GAME AND GIVE THE PHllA- TWI-NIGHT DOUBLEHEADER AT Los ANGELES PITCHING OF EACH WAS BACKED UP BY DELPHIA PHllllES A 6-0 WIN OVER THE ST AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS A STOUT DEFENSE WHICH SAW THE COMETS LOUIS CARDINALS. COME UP WITH THE FIRST TRIPLE PLAY W L PCT GB OF THE SEASON MAJOR LEAGUE FRIDAY, 7 JUNE NEW YORK 27 18 600 ~ Hoop STAR MARSHALL MARSHALL MARTIN 6 PM DAllY FIELD - SPOIIJ.DERS "B" VS BALTIMORE 31 21 596 GREETED AUNA FOR A HOMER IN THE SEC­ CROSSROADS CHICAGO 31 22 585 OND INNING SAM KAAPUNI SCORED THE SATURDAY, 8 JUNE KANSAS CITY 26 23 .531 COMETS' SECOND RUN WHEN HE GOT ON 5:15 PM BRANDON FIELD - SPOllERS "A" MINNESOTA 26 24 520 WITH A FIELDER'S CHOICE IN THE NEXT VS LONGSHOREMEN BOSTON 23 23 500 FRAME, HE SCORED ON Al ESTElEAN'S 6 PM DALLY FIELD - CHANCE VOUGHT VS LOS Los ANGELES 26 29 473 SINGLE IN THE BOTTOM OF THE THIRD, SUNDAY, JUNE DETROIT 21 28 438 ROI NAMUR'S ED AUNA SINGLED AND 9 2 PM BRANDON FIELD - HUI KEAlA VS BANDI~ CLEVELAND 20 26 .435 SCORED AFTER LING AND JOHNSON CON­ 3.30 PM BRANDON FIELD - WECO RANGERS VS WASHINGTON 18 35 340 NECTED FOR TWO MORE SINGLES SPOilERS "A" . LARRY WATANUKI SINGLED AND SCORED PM BRANDON fiELD - HIGH SCHOOL VS NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS THE COMETS' THIRD RUN IN THE TOP OF 5·15 IMUA THE FOURTH WHEN BYRON WHITE GROUNDED SAN FRANCISCO 31 22 PM DAll Y FIELD - CROSSROADS VS BllLETIt-G 5~g OUT TO FIRST. WATANUKI GAMBLED AND 4 ST LOUIS 30 23 I 6 PM DAllY FIELD - DOUGLAS VS SPOilERS SCORED FROM THIRD AS THE BASES WERE B CHICAGO 30 2 3 ~66 I MINOR LEAGUE lOADED Los ANGELES 29 558 I.L FRIDAY, 7 JUNE ROI NAMUR SCORED THEIR SECOND RUN PITTSBURGH 26 ~~ 3t 5:15 PM BRANDON FIELD - NAVY TOO! vs KPA .~~ IN THE BOTTOM OF THE FOURTH ON THREE CINCINNATI 24 25 SUNDAY, 9 JUNE g SINGLES IN SUCCESSION BY SONNY KAPA­ MilWAUKEE 24 27 471 12 NOON BRANDON - NAVY TOO' VS PLAYBOYS HU, CHRIS POllER AND JAMES PLUNKETT PHilADELPHIA 24 27 .471 6 12 NOON DAllY - TYPHOONS VS AQUA NUTS I IT wAS IN THIS INNING THE COMETS HOUSTON 22 32 .407 ~ 2 PM DAllY - KPA vs POWERHOUSE I EXECUTED THE TRIPLE PLAY, DESPITE I NEW YORK 20 34 370 lit . I ROI NAMUR COMING UP WITH THREE CLEAN I ... ATTENTION HORSESHOE PITCHERS , SHUFFLEBOARD __ HITS W,TH TWO MEN ON BASES, EDDIE SOARES POPPED OUT TO SHORT CENTER­ HORSESHOE PITCHERS WANTED SEE PAT I I CPO STEVENSON WILL OFFER A SHUFFlE­ FIELD THE SHORT CENTERFIElDER BOYLE AT THE PIT TONIGHT AND SATURDAY , BOARD DEMONSTRATION AT THE MAD CLUB CAUGHT THE BALL AND RIFLED IT TO FROM 5.00 UNTIL 6:00 A TOURNAMENT IS t , SATURDAY AND SUNDAY AFTERNOONS LES- SECOND BASE WHERE PLUNKETT WAS CAUGHT PLANNED TO BEGIN MONDAY I I SONS, IF DESIRED, WILL FOLLOW. FLATFOOTED POlLER WAS NABBED AT HOME ~\ PAGE 6 HOURGLASS FRIDAY 7 JUNE 1963 NOTICES movie6 :Jonighl WANTED OCEAN VIEW -- SHOWTIME 7.30 P.M PROJECTIONISTS WANTED. PLEASE CON­ "TIME MACHINE" C TACT TCT INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OFFICE ROD TAYLOR, ALAN YOUNG--STORY OF A MACHINE THAT CAN TAKE YOU AT 2190 BACK IN TIME.

UMPIRES AND SCOREKEEPERS FOR THE RICHARDSON -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. SPECIAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT CONTACT "HUD" CS NOT RECOMMENDED FOR CHILDREN INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OFFICE AT 2190. PAUL NEWMAN, MELVYN DOUGLAS--CONCERNING A CONTEMPORARY TEXAS CATTLEMAN, HIS IDEALISTIC GRANDSON AND THEIR ATTRACTIVE KINDLY HOUSEKEEPER, SOMEONE TO CARE FOR A ONE-YEAR-OLD ALL CAUGHT IN THE SURGING BITTERNESS OF A FAMILY CONFLICT CHILD DAILY EXCEPTING THURSDAYS AND SUNDAYS. CALL MRS ROSS-CLUNIS, 2436. YOKWE YUK -- SHOWTIMES 7:00 P.M , 9:00 P.M AND MIDNIGHT "THE CENTUR ION" C&.CS PLUS NEWS AND SPORTS WANT SOMEONE TO CARE FOR A '9-MONTH­ JOHN DREW BARRYMORE, JACQUES SERNAS--THE STORY RECOUNTS THE OLD CHILD FOR A WORKING MOTHER FOR VALIANT EFFORTS BY GREEK LEGIONS WHO SEEK FREEDOM FROM ROMAN DOMINATION. APPROXIMATELY ONE MONTH STARTING JUNE 12 CALL 2157 WORKING HOURS OR 2276 ROXY -- SHOWTIMES 6:iO P M. AND 8:iO P M. EVENINGS. IIVALLE'i' OF THE DRAGO~S" B&.W (HORROR PICTURE) CESARE DANOVA, SEAN MCCLORy--STORY OF A COMET THAT HITS THE WANT A BABY SITTER JUNE 14, 15 AND EARTH AND TRANSPLANTS TWO 19TH CENTURY DUELERS BACK TO PREHISTORIC TIMES 16 FOR A 13-MONTH-OLD GIRL TRAILER 145 MAD CLUB -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P M. "BIG RED" WANTED TO RENT WALTER PIDGEON, GILLES PAYANT--"WALT DISNEY PRESENTS BRAVE NEED CAMPING EQUIPMENT FOR 2 Boy RUNAWAYS, WHO TOGETHER CONQUERED THE WILDERNESS AND THE HEART OF A PROUD MAN'" SCOUTS FOR A WEEKEND CAMPING TRIP ON FISHING ANOTHER ISLAND. CALL MRS CUNNINGTON, NEW BEDS FOUND IN SE ASIA 111 554 OR SEE AT QTRS 487-A. SAN DIEGO, CALIF. (UPI)--DISCOVERY FR IDAY 7 JUNE 1963 8 P M WANTED TO BUY OF NEW ABUNDANT FISHING BEDS OFF THE "THE BRIDGE" B&.W VOLKER BOHNET, A 127 SQUARE SINGLE LENS REFLEX COASTS OF BURMA AND THAILAND IN SOUTH­ FRITZ WEPPER--STORY DEALS WITH A GROUP CAMERA CALL 643 DURING WORKING HOURS EAST ASIA WAS REPORTED WEDNESDAY BY OF SCHOOL BOYS RECRUITED IN THE GERMAN DR EUGENE C LAFOND OF THE NAVY ARMY IN THE CLOSING DAYS OF WORLD WAR WANT TO BUY AN AUTOMATIC WASHER ELECTRONICS LABORATORY I I TO HOLD A STRATEGIC BRIDGE CALL 618 EVENINGS OR 2145 DURING WORK­ LAFOND, WHO HEADED THE U.S PHASE ING HOURS. OF THE INTERNATIONAL INDIAN OCEAN SATURDAY 8 JUNE 1963 8 P M. EXPEDITION, SAID THE DISCOVERY SHOULD "HUD" CS PAUL NEWMAN, MELVYN FOR SALE HAVE "GREAT POLITICAL IMPORTANCE AND DOUGLAS--CONCERNING A CONTEMPORARY CANON REFLEX ZOOM 8 - HAZE AND TYPE ENABLE THE INDIANS TO ULTIMATELY FEED TEXAS CATTLEMAN, HIS IDEALISTIC GRAND­ A CONVERSION FILTER, $90.00 CALL THEIR PEOPLE BETTER." SON AND THEIR ATTRACTIVE KINDLY HOUSE­ 618 EVENINGS OR 2145 DURING WORKING SCHOOLS FOUND INCLUDED HALIBUT, KEEPER, ALL CAUGHT IN THE SURGING BIT­ HOURS. SHRIMP, SCALLOPS AND MANY OTHER VAR­ TERNESS OF A FAMILY CONFLICT. IETIES, HE SAID. PLUS NEWS AND SPORTS '~E FOUND THE FISH SCHOOLS BY FIND­ SONY 464 TAPE RECORDER, $100 00 ING THE UPWELLINGS OF BOTTOM WATER IN LITTLE LEAGUE DINNER CALL 9-524 DURING WORKING HOURS. TWO AREAS, THE EASTERN ANDAMAN SEA Bus SERVICE WILL BE AVAILABLE TO OFF THE WEST COAST OF THAILAND AND OFF LOST THE P M.Z. COUNTRY CLUB THIS THE WEST BURMA COAST," HE SAID. "IN --wiLL THE PARTY WHO MISTAKENLY PICKED EVENING FOR THE LITTLE LEAGUE DINNER. SUCH AREAS PLANT LIFE FLOURISHES UP A PETRI 35 MM CAMERA AND LEFT A A BUS WILL START THROUGH THE HOUSING THIS PROVIDES FOOD FOR SMALL MARINE CANNON 35 MM CAMERA AT THE P M.Z AREA, FROM THE SNACK BAR, AT 6:30 PM., ANIMALS WHICH IN TURN ARE EATEN BY COUNTRY CLUB ON MAY 11TH, PLEASE CALL 6:45 P M. AND 7:00 P.M , TO TRANSPORT I FISH." OR 1 PEOPLE TO THE P.M Z COUNTRY CLUB. I 463 4 7 LAFOND, WHO SPENT TWO MONTHS ABOARD THE 6:30 P.M. AND 7:00 P.M. BUSES ' THE RESEARCH VESSEL ANTON BRUUN DUR­ FOUND WILL FOLLOW THE NORMAL OCEAN ISLAND ING THE RECENT EXPEDITION, SAID, "WE • LIGHTER (ZIPPO) FOUND AT YOKWE YUK Bus ROUTE STARTING FROM THE SNACK BAR. DISCOVERED THE CENTER OF THE BAY OF THEATER TUESDAY NIGHT NAME "WILSHIRE" HOWEVER, WHEN THEY PASS 7TH STREET AF­ BENGAL IS ARID AND HAS FEW FISH ON FRONT. CLAIM AT HOURGLASS. TER MAKING STOPS IN THE HOUSING AREA, THOSE WHO LOOK FOR FISH THERE OR ALONG THEY WILL PROCEED DIRECTLY TO THE THE INDIA COAST ARE WASTING THEIR .GENERAL NOT 1CES P M Z COUNTRY CLUB TIME" BINGO AT THE MAD CLUB FRIDAY EVENING THE 7:00 P.M. BUS WILL FOLLOW THE 7 30 P M. MOVIE WILL FOLLOW THE BINGO PALM ISLAND BUS ROUTE SINGSPERATION' GAMES ALL MILITARY PERSONNEL AND BUSES WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE P.M.Z GUESTS ARE WELCOME IF YOU LIKE TO SING THEN BE SURE COUNTRY CLUB FOR THE RETURN TRIP START­ TO ATTEND THE PROGRAM BEING GIVEN BY ING AT 9:00 P M. THE PROTESTANT JUNIOR CHOIR WILL THE PROTESTANT CHOIR THIS SUNDAY NIGHT\ PLEASE CONSULT PAGES AT THE BACK OF HAVE PRACTICE SATURDAY AT 10 A.M JUNE 9TH, AT 7 30 PM, I N THE CHAPE L YOUR TELEPHONE BOOK FOR THE MAP OF THE I ANYONE WANTING TO JOIN IS CORDIALLY THE CHOIR WILL SING A FEW HYMNS AND I BUS ROUTES INVITED TO DO SO. SPIRITUALS, BUT MOST OF THE PROGRAM WILL CONSIST OF COMBINED GROUP SING­ SQUARE AND COMPASS CLUB TO MEET ING BY THE CONGREGATION AND THE CHOIR MATINEE AT THE ROXY THEATER SATURDAY THE REGULAR MEETING Of THE SQUARE WI LL BE "CATTLE KING" THE MATINEE PRINTED CHORUSES AND HYMNS WILL BE AND COMPASS CLUB WILL BE HELD IN THE HANDED OUT TO EVERYONE SO THAT THE WILL START AT 1:00 P M CHAPEL MONDA~ 10 JUNE, AT 7:30 P M SINGING CAN BE ENJOYED BY ALL BRING THIS MEETING IS BEING HELD IN THE ATTENTION JEWISH PERSONNEL THE WHOLE FAMILY AND ENJOY THIS PRO­ CHAPEL BECAUSE A LARGER THAN USUAL GRAM OF GOOD FELLOWSHIP AND SINGING. SERVICES WILL BE HELD TONIGHT AT ATTENDANCE IS ANTICIPATED, WITH A 8:00 PM, AT THE CHAPEL PROGRAM PLANNED OF VITAL IMPORTANCE THE ONEG SHABBAT WILL BE HELD AT CUBA TO ALL MASTER MASON~ THREE PAST QTRS 4J8-A 97 SHIPS ON BLACK LIST MASTERS WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE TO PRE­ WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE MARITIME AD­ SENT FOR DISCUSSING THE POSSIBILITY PROTESTANT SUNDAY SCHOOL PARTY MINISTRATION ANNOUNCED TODAY THAT 14 OF OPENING A LODGE ON KWAJALEIN. ALL MASTER MASONS ARE URGED AND INVITED THERE WILL BE A PROTESTANT SUNDAY SHIPS WERE ADDED TO ITS LIST OF FOR­ TO ATTEND SCHOOL CLASS PARTY FOR THE JUNIOR EIGN VESSELS TO BE BARRED FROM TRANS­ GIRLS THE PARTY WILL BE HELD AT PORTING U.S GOVERNMENT-FINANCED CAR­ QTRS 224-B FROM 6:30 TO 9:30 P M. GO BECAUSE THEY ENGAGED IN TRADE WITH FOUND ""ONIGHT CUBA. THE TOTAL IS NOW 97 SUNGLASSES WITH BROWN CASE FOUND THE AGENCY ALSO ANNOUNCtD THAT ONE AT THE CARNIVAL. OWNER MAY CLAIM VESSEL, THE HIMMERLAND, FROM DENMARK, ALL LITTLE LEAGUE PLAYERS SHOULD AT THE HOURGLASS OFFICE HAD BEEN TAKEN OFF THE LIST BECAUSE 'uRN THEIR LITTLE LEAGUE UNIFORMS IN THE OWNERS ASSURED THE U S. IT WOULD ~o THE HEAD COACH NOT PARTICIPATE IN FUTURE CUBAN TRADE NEWS ITEMS? CALL 2114 OR 539