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