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VOL 7 KWAJAlE~N, MARSHALL ~SLANDS FR~DAY ~! MARCH 1966
WASH! NGTON (UPi )--V ~ CE PRES iDENT 54 A SHAU SURVIVORS EVACUATED HUBERT H HUMPHREY SAiD TODAY THERE OVER BODIES OF 500 COMMUNISTS "ARE NO SANCTUARIES" IN NORTH VIET NAM SAFE FROM AMER!CAN ATTACK AS SA~GOf\J /Up')--U.So i'v1ARINE HELICOPTERS FLYING 'NTO THE CO~J!rJ!UNIST DOMII~ATED JUN THERE WERE IN THE KOREAN WAR, BUT GlES f\.EAR THE LAOTIAN BORDER TODA.v RESCUED FIVE DOWtJED MARINE AIRMEfJ AND 54 VI THE VICE PRESIDEN~ [MPHASlZED THAT ETNAMESE TRIBESMEN WHO SURViVED THE MASSIVE COMMUNIST ASSAULT ON THE A SHAU SPE THE UNITED STATES Wi~l USE "ONLY CIAL FORCES CAMP A U.S. MiLITARY SPOKESMAN SAlD THE AMERiCAN AND ViETNAMESE DE SUCH POWER AS REQUiRED" UN THE ViET FENDERS O~ THE CAMP THREE MILES FROM LAOS SUFFERED "HEAV\," CA:,UAtTiES DURING TH NAM CONfliCTc HE CALkED ITSANCTUARIES" TWO-DAv ONSLAUGHT B~ 5)000 NORTH VIETNAMESE REGULARS. ~ PHRASE AND CHApTER O~ H~STORY Of HELiCOPTERS FLEW OUT 69 DEFENDERS WEDNESDAv AND YESTERDAY TODAyiS RESCUE MiS THE PREViOUS DECADE n S \ ON Wfl 5 CAR R JED 0 UT BY MA R ! NESE ARC H- AND - RES CUE HE l , COP T E RS WH i CH f LEW T 0 WA RD
THE MlJZZlE~ OF T~E COMMUNIST GUNS WHICH HAD KNOCKED DOWN 1HRfE HrL JCOPTERS, A DE GAULLE SETS END OF '66 SK''(Rl\~DER II.ND A C-47 "Pu>F lH[ MAGIC FOR CLEARING OF NATO POSTS DRAGON/! GUNSH P, P T r' E Y P j C t<'E D UP F ~ vEMA. R 11\1 E (R E \-1M EN Pl\R~S {u I)--PRE3jDENT CHARLES DE GAULLE HAS MADE UP H!S M'ND '0 GEl All U.S
WHO ~~D BEEI\I BEL~EvED KILLED IN THE ~ROOP5, PLANES AND BASES OUT OF rRANCE By THE END OF THiS vEAR J INFORMlD SOURCE CRASH OF TWO rlfl. !COPTERS YESTERDA.'" AND SA -D TODJlY DE GAu"U A.50 is REPORTED TO BE TAK~NG THE- SiAND 7HA' THERE. is NO 54 MOI\ITAGNARDS AND NuNGS, INC~UDiNG ROOM FOR NEGO" 1~'jON.S HE ~S WiLLING TO DISCUSS ONLY fHE ilrlOlJSEKEEPuNGiI DfTAILS THREE WOMEN, WHO ~AD HJDDEN FROM T~E CREf1TED BY' TI1E '~~THDR!lWAL OF THE U.S. FORCES AND THE CANAD ANS A.S WEll, COtv\MUN 3f5 f>1E SOURCES S/:l D TH[ fRENCH LEADER HAS DRJlWN UP NO HARD-AND->ASr T l"1fTil.BlE, T~E '3URvJ\ORS wfRE FLOWN '0 DA NANG BUT 'HE" SA. D THt 5CI-!~DU~E'. ME HAS IN MIND WOULD lALl FOR WPHDRAWAl OF FRENCH WHERE ANOT~ER POL!T~CAL CRIS!S APPEARED OP~C[RS FROM NATO CO"'1MANDS WiTHIN WEEKS, EVACUAliON OF AMERiCAN AND CJiNADiAN TO BE BREW'I\IG 1\1 THt WA~l Of THE OUSTER BASES ~N FRANCE AI\!C W,I'ff-1DRAWAl O~ FRE.NCH FORCE.S iN GERMANy t:"ROM NATO COM"'1AND BY YESTERDay OF STRONGMAN Gt~. NGuYEN 'HE E'.ND or 1,..E YEAR, HE ALSO 'wANTS CHANH Tt-I~.9 THl wARLORD RULER Or:: THE 'rIJA TO 5 5uPRE ME Au [D HE'.I.\DQUARTERS NEA oeTONAUTS ARE READY F!vE PROVINCES or THE !S~ (O~PS ARE.A. PARiS AND CENTRAL EuRGPt4N HEADQuARTER THI wAS F RED By l"rlE RUl ~NG MlUTARY 1\1' ~ONTAiNEBlE~U MOVED OUT W~THIN THREE FOR HISTORIC FLIGHT JUNTA YESrERD~Y A.S TH[ OUTCOME OF A ~(Aq5o CAPE KENNE.DY (UP1)--G["'1~Nu-8 ASTRO- POWER ~rRUGGLl WJ'~ PREMIER ~GU·EN CAe rHE EXTENDED Dt~D~ ~NE rop REMOVAL OF NA.UTS NE IL ARMSTRONG liND DAV iD SCO~T GO KY TME TWO NAJa HEpDCUAR1ERS is DUE TO THE MEDiCA.L CL(ARANCE TODAv ~OR BLASTOFF (CON'T INlJED ON FAGE [IGHT) COMPliCATED lOGtlS'~( AND OTHER PROBLEM TUESDAY ON Ii THREl-DAv VOYAGE THAT CALL NVOLVFD, rRENCH S0lJR(tS SAiD. FOR FOUR HISTORIC ORBITAL HOOKUPS AND A MOBS WRACK JAKARTA PERMANENT RtPRESEN·AT 'YES OF All NAT RE('ORD SPACE WALK MEMBER<:- t:l(c(pr FRAN(E MET uN E.MERGENCY 11TH[V"RE!N GREAi ".)HAPE vER~ MUCH IN ANTI~RED PROTEST S(S3~ON ~N 1~E. BELGIAN DELEGA110N HE.AD READY," REPORflD MISSI,ON ~'lijGHT SURGEON S~NGAPORE (U~J)--~AMPAG"NG A.N!J-CO~ QUARTERS TODAY TO D~SCUSS THE CRISiS DR. FRED KELLY AND ORo NORMAN PiNCOTT. MUNISl STUDEN r MOBS BLOCKED SfREEfS ~N -OUCHED OFF BY DE GAULLE WH!LE THE TWO PILOTS WERE UNDERGOING JAKARTA TODAY FORCING CABINET MEMBERS THE.. ME.U~NG lASTED TwO AND A HALF THE MEDICAL TESTS-, niGHT CON'ROlLERS TO USE ~E.L!COPTERS TO REftCH THE PRES~ fiC!uRS i"'- WAS I.\GREED THEY WOULD MEET AROUND THE EARTH PLAYED A DEAD-SERIOUS DEN r • 1.\ L P A ... A. C- F_ J: 0 R ~ HE! R F'R S T F U!.. L - AGAjN NEXT WEEK NATO S00RCES SA!D SEV GAME OF KElPING TRACK OF A LiTTLE. MOViN SCALE MEETiNG WI~H PRESiDENT SU~ARON ERlIl MORE SUCH SESS~ONS OF "THE 14" LIGHT AS IT iNCHED STEADI~Y A.CROSS A MIL nftRY ROADB! )(KS I:.R[v'EN .... ED THE S""U - WJJf-10UT FRANCE M~GHT BE HELD. FLAT MAP OF THE EARTH THE L!GHT REPRE- DE' ; ~R()"" '\oAf?"'1''''; CI\j THE PALA.CE liN (CONT '~UED ON PAGE EiGHT) SENTED T~E GEM!NI-8 SPACECRAFT
THE HEART OF THE C J T'" 0 FUGH" DiREC"OR EUGENE KRANZ CONDUCTE r IRSf-HAND REPO~TS SA ID r~E STlJDENTS j HREE FOUND GU I LTY THE TES1 OF THE GLOBAL lRACK!NG NETWORK NOW ~N THE SECOND WEEK OF A.N1 [-GOVERN OF MALCOLM X MURDER FROM FliGHT CONIROL (ENTER AT HOUSTON, MENT DElVIONSTRA1' 01'-"';1 [?!j'KE.D -''''/(.AP", 'J WATCHiNG CLOSELY WH~lE THE roy GEMiN~ MA!N ROAD, PUNl'URED rlRlS OF tARS flND CHANGED COLORS FROM ~E.lbOW TO RED AS iT OVERRAN THE STREETS CIRCLING SUKARNO'S WERE FOUND GuilTY or FiRSr DEGREE MUR- PASSED fROM THE IMAGtiNARY L~GHl 10 DARK PALACE DER rODAY FOR IHE ASSASSINATION OF MAL- SIDE OF THE WORlDo A.TER NEARLY THREE IN ANOTHER DEVELOPMENT STEMMiNG FROM COLM X, ONE1!"1E BLACK MUSLiM LEADER WH HOURS OF CHECKiNG WiTH HIS STATiONS~ STUDENT RjOTS, (OMMUNIST CHiNA LODGED A (l.A~IIAED HiS DEFECTjOtJ FROM THE WHITE- KRANZ WAS CONViNCED THAT ALL ~S iN READ FORt'v1Al PROTEST WITH INDONESIA AGAiNST HATiNG SECr MAR~ED HIllA FOR MURDERo INESS iN THAT DEPARTMENT fOR THE ORBITA ATTACKS ON THE CHINESE CONSULATE. !N JA (ONV!CTED OF THE S~OorING DOWN OF THE VOYAGE, AMERICA'S FiRST MANNED SPACE EF KARTA '(ESTE.RDA'I BLACK NAT iONAluST t if'([ORAND BEFORE A FORT iN 1966. A DISPATCH BY T~E NEw CH~NA NE~S AG CROWD OF ~IS FOLLOWERS WERE THOMAS !5X (CONTINUED ON PAGE SEVEN) EN(Y SA!D ~ Pt~I~G NOTE DEMANDED THAT JOHNSON~ 30, NOR~AN 3X BullER, 27, BOT il'[ , r:,ON~S!AI\I GOvI-RNfV1ENT IMMED~ATEl,Y Of NEW YORK, AND lAlMADGE HAfER, 24, OF WAR MONEY OKAYED MAKE. A PUBL! C AI OL.OGY AND SEVERE.LY PUN PATlRSON j N J JOHNSON AND BUTLER ACK WASHiNGTON (UPi)--EVERY CENT OF ISH THE ArlAC~ERS NOwLEDGED 'HEY wERE MUSl!~S, HAYER DE PRESIDENT JOHNSONGS EMERGENCY REQUEST THE NOT~ :H~~SED rtf ~UNDREDS OF 510- NiED HE BELONGfD ~O 1~E. SECTo FOR $13. I BiLLiON TO FiGHT THE WAR iN DE~T5 ~MA~~ED 'HE CONSULATE WiNDOWS, THE. DE.FENDANT~ fACE A MANDATORY LiFl VIET NAM WAS APPROVED UNAN~MOUSLY TO iN~URED 10 RED CHINESE D!PLO~Ars ANS DAY BY THE HOUSE ApPROPRiAT~ONS COM- JOURNALIS'_;I At;) "'0« "'I) J t~1 ~ ("II l~~jlAl PUNISHM~ t~ ExCEP' FOR KILLINGS MiTTEE CHA~RMAN GEORGE H. MAHON,
t F .l E ~,c. r ) I~l !"l T, I\lt F DUTY OR DURING (DEM.-TEX.) SAID MORE FUNDS M~GHT BE ~r.>i50N ORE.AK;~ IVQl 5E:.N1!YC'NG WAS NEEDED WiTHIN A FEW MONTHS SNIPER SH001S NEGRO SfT FOR ApR!L i4 THE HOUSE WnL TAKE UP THE MONEY BILL BOGALUSA;I LA (uP! )--A SNIPER EARLY EAt~ MEMBER Of r~E JuRY, jNCLUDING TUESDAY, W!TH QUiCK PASSAGE EXPECTED TODAY SHor AND WOUNDED A NEGRO ARMY CAP THREE NEGROES:; REPLIED "GU!lTyrr WHEN IT WOULD GiVE JOHNSON FUNDS TO BUY TAl;\. HOf'.lt IC' ,E.-"~Ef NAM ltAVE WH!LE POLlfD ON T~E YERDICT PLANES, HELiCOPTERS, M~SSiLES, AMMUNn- HI:: Al> ,ill;) TlRNED i"-J A BR!G'1 T J...Y-llGHT MALCOl~ X ~lfRV PREACHfR Gf BLACK TION AND ECONO~iC AID, AND MEET OTHER
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(( 1\ I' Y v~~ .... r l~i~""I')Rlt 0" R/lC'A. V~O- ~ANHA1"TA"l ON rEB 21 OF lAST YEAR VOTE, THAT "MANY OF US fEEL AN ADDi- l~ ~~H NG'J~j DEFENSE SECRETARY - Y A FEW ~PYS BE.ORE HE WAS SLAiN~ TIONAl SUPPLEMENT FOR VIET NAM MAY
I (,. .r I 1\1/)'VIl\R~ p.SI r I "'I !VI FIKEQ (vlIHJ ~ uvf t ~K'l fl MA,\j \t11i01S fiSCAL YEAR II THE nSCAl YEAR ENDS l ( ,.-1::» 29:; l\ SiX-YEAR .\R l\ l REA 0 Y L r I HEN Jl I\Il E. I) 11 TH A r tv' AN I N J UN E 30 Vl H '( '.1 ~ 1)(" r AS 1-1 ETA l K; E DON T i-i CHICAGO)!! II. NG ELIJA>-l I u AI-1"AD, No "iT All DEPENDJ vN lHE ESCAl.ATiON," P ,'f ,. (I' L~.) ANGELES j ~"'AN iN THE r,1us, '''-1 t-lf tf(ARCr CONGRESSMEN MIGHT FIND THEIR JOBS ONLY I V,ENNA (UPi)--JOSZEN CARDINAL MIND ANS' AFFAIRS MINISTER GORDON CHURCHILL THINLY DiSGUISED UNDER THE fOLLOWING SZENTY, WHO TOOK REFUGE IN THE UoSo LE WONDERED ALOUD IF THE MiSS MUNSINGER TITLES: GATION IN BUDAPEST NINE YEARS AGO WHEN QUOTED IN THE NEWSPAPER STORY WAS THE LOG ROLLER, ELEPHANT TRAINER, DONKEY REAL ONE. HE POINTED OUT THAT CARDIN I SOVIET TANKS CRUSHED THE HUNGARIAN RE- PUNCHER AND SONG-AND-DANCE-MAN i BElL!ON, HAS NO INTENTIONS OF LEAVING, HAD SAID THE WOMAN HAD DiED FOUR YEARS IN THE 36,000 JOBS LISTED IN THE RELIABLE SOURCES SAID HERE TODAY AGO LABOR DEPARTMENT'S DICTIONARY OF OCCU THE SOURCES SAID THE CARDINAL'S IN- "Is THIS AN IMPOSTER BROUGHT iNTO PATIONAL TITLES, "SONG-AND-DANCE-MAN" TENTIONS WERE MADE CLEAR BY HIS RECENT PRINT TO SERVE SOMEONEiS PURPOSE~tt CHURCHiLL ASkED DUTIES WERE DESCRIBED AS. "ENTERTAINS REQUEST FOR A NEW WRITING DESK, A NEW THE SCANDAL, WHICH HAD BEEN PROMISED AUDIENCE .USUALLY INCORPORATES COMEDY CARPET, AND A SET Of BOOKS. LINES I N ACT " THE 74-YEAR-OLD ROMAN CATHOLIC PRI- TO RIVAL THE PROFUMO AFFAIR, HAS BEEN GONZALES HAD COMPLAINED THAT THE LIST MATe: OF HUNGARY WAS SERVING A LIfE TERM RUMORED FOR SEVERAL DAYS, BUT TODAY'S DID NOT INCLUDE CONGRESSMAN, POLITICIAN, iN ~ COMMUNIST JAil IN 1956. ACTIViTY IN COMMONS WAS THE FIRST ACTUAL GOVERNOR OR PRESIDENT HEARING OF FACTS !N THE CASE PAGE .3 TO N. OWN1[ TROOP #IO •••• WHICH MEETS EVERY TUESDAY AFTERNOON T THE COUNTDOWN CLUB BETH WATERMAN (lEFT), 18-VEAR- LD DAUGHTER OF COL. AND MRS. WATERMAN ASSISTS ETHEL NIFACE, TROOP LEADER, DURING THE MEETING. BETH JOINED HE GIRL SCOUTS AS A BROWNIE AND HAS BEEN ACTIVE IN THE OVEMENT EVER SINCE. WHILE SHE AND HER FAMILY WERE L!VING IN NORWAY SHE BELONGED TO AN AMERICAN TROOP THERE AND HAD HE OPPORTUNITY OF ATTENDING SEVERAL INTERNATIONAL CAMP UTS WHICH WERE ATTENDED BY GIRL SCOUTS FROM ALL OVER THE LATER, AT REDSTONE ARSENAL, BETH WAS A SENIOR GIRL IS POINTED OUT BY CURT~S TURNER, KENTRON, COUTo ARRIVING ON KWAJAlEIN, SHE IMMEDIATELY BECAME AC JAMES W WALTERS, JR DURING HIS VISIT TO KWAJALEiN TIVE WITH THE GIRL SCOUT ORGANIZATION HERE AND HAS BEEN Of LAST OCTOBER COL CLARK, CO, KTS, lOOI THE NIKE-X FACiliTIES BOTH ON KWAJA THE NEW PRESIDENT, HELEN McDANIEL, BY SMITH, CHARLEEN BEHRSCHM'DT j LUCILE LEIN AND AT WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN NEWHOUSE AND EMILIE RAY. THE LIST INCLUDES. FINANCE, LUCILE SPECIAL ACTIVITY CROUPS ARE HEADED MAIL CALL NEWHOUSE, CHAIRMAN, ISABEL NELSON, BY: ANN PARKER, GIRL SCOUTS, PAT 1,545 POUNDS OF MAIL ARRIVED LAST HODA HOLTZ, KAREN HARTOGENSIS, EMILIE BRITTON, NOTE PAPER SALES, MARIE FULP, NIGHT ON NORTHWEST. AY, BARBARA GRAVES, AND PRICH MATTHEWS, PRE-SCHOOL liBRARY, NADINE DR~GGS, RE- PROGRAM, JERRY ARMSTRONG, CHAIRMAN, PRODUCTION, BOBBIE FLINT, SILVER SER- 10 1HE CLEANERS ••• SILVER FILAGREE ELAINE KORff, MILDRED VAN HORN, DONNA VICE CUSTODIAN. JEWELRY CAN BE BRIGHTENED AND CLEANED RIESZ, PATTY ARNOLD AND DOROTHY CAVAN, THE CLUB WILL HOLD ITS REGULAR MONTH Of ALL TARNISH BY MAKING A THICK SPECIAL ACTIVITIES, EILEEN TOREN, CHAIR- LY LUNCHEON MEETING TUESDAY IN THE BAN PASTE Of BAKING SODA. KEEP THE JEWEL AN, NORMA HARALSON, ANN TABASKY, DAP- YAN ROOM Of THE YOKWE YUK CLUB WiTH pv IN IT UNTIL THE PASTE DRIES TAKE HINE BATEN AND PAT HURLBUT, HOSPITALITI CAPTAIN JOHN M. DULL, LEGAL OFFICER, A A SMALL BRUSH AND WASH WITH HOT, SOAPY ONNA FRIESZ, CHAIRMAN, PAT BRITTON, SPEAKER A SOCIAL HOUR, OEGINNING AT W~TtR AND DRY IT WilL DAZZLE YOU WITH ONNA DEMENT, MARY TAVLOR, DOROTHY 12 NOON PRECEDES THE I PM LUNCHEON JUST-AS-NEW BRilLIANCE. HIPINSKI, PAT HURLBUT AND MARGARET RESERVATIONS MAY BE MADE BY CALLING EY, MICRONESIAN HANDICRAFT SHOP, LORRAINE McKECHNIE AT 2335 OR AUDREY YOU WOULDN'T DARE RJORIE WELLS, CHAIRMAN, FERN REED, SWANSON AT 504 PRIOR TO 9 PM SUNDAY DR I VE BL I NDFOLDED SONNY OGDEN, TRANNIE QUINN, IMOGENE MEMBERSHIP IS AVAILABLE TO ALL WOMEN RAMBLEY AND PATTY ARNOLD, BARGAIN ON THE ISLAND MOOSE by Bob Web r 6U~ MOL.L.Y'MY LUCK CAl-! T HOLD OUT FOREVER r ALWAYS CLEAR IN I NDOWS OF SALT SPRAY BEFORE DR I V I !\JG HOURGLASS \ I II ------,------500 RED TROOPS KILLED SEEKS GREEN BERET HEROIC RESCUE MADE IN CAPTURE OF A SHAU CHICAGO (UPI )--STEPHEN BIGLE.Y HAS FROM A SHAU CAMP .Jr, ... (1\ (UPl )--!~1E U S SPECIAL FOHCES ONE AU" IN LIFE -- TO GET HIS DAD'S SAIGON (UPI )--"I'LL P I 10150[' ,I 1.\,Ir, I t ~'\/.\" ::.t t IR I BfSMEN AT A GRlEN BERET EVER SEEN AN OLD MAN LIKE ME RU LIKE I l~ v" I i.( I' E r) r' N ~ S T I t-1 ArE D 5°° HIS DAD WAS S GTIC G E0 RG E C BIG- lHAT," SAID US AIR FORCE MAJ DAFFORD C..- ) r ITT r j l t ' r ,} R I: r H r CM1 P FEll LEY, A ME MB E R 0 F THE ARM Y I S ELI T ESP E - M MYERS, AS HE RECALLED TODAY HO~ A U I~ I U:: \ T\ I r) - !) A f v '~ 5 \ uGH T BY NOR T H V lET C I AL FOR CE sSG T BIG LEY WAS K ILL E D FELLOW PILOT RESCUED HIM UNDER Fl~E j\j,lHll f r. G\..n 'V~"".1 t>r~ At-1-R I CAN MIL f TARY I N A SOUTH V I ETNAMESE FOREST JAN 3, WHEN HE WAS SHOT DOWN YESTERDAY SPOt T() 0 h, 1, 0 r ~ ~ L R t G tv1 E !\J TS -- M0 RET HAN THOUGHT ABOUT LITTLE ELSE THAN HIS THROUGH A HAIL OF COMMUNIST GROUND FIRE ) / OCA) "" 0 0 i ':J -- TOO VERR U"J THE CAM P FATHER, THE ARMY AND THE SPECIAL FOR AND LANDED BEHIND MYERS DURING THE BAT r~ ~ORTHr!l..ST O· SAIGON ON THE CES WITH THflR GREEN BERETS TLE AT THE U S ARMY SPECIAL FO~CES ) / lAC T "" [>ORD~ R THl l C-['JDERS WERE A ON WEDNESDAY, YOUNG BIGLEY WAS SWORN CAMP AT A SHAU, 50 MILES WEST OF OA ~\,) l' ('r r~l fL I T[ US' GRfEN BfRET" INTO THE U S. ARMY HE QUALIFIED FOR NANG. I [<(l!)Ci) _ r-vD SfVfRAl HUNDRED MONTAGNARD AIRBORNE TRAINING AND IF HE PASSES MYERS, ALSO 39, HAD CRASH-LANDED HIS A\~ r H ~ESf NUNG TRIOESMEN -- ABOUT 380 THIS STAGE, HE'LL BE ELIGIBLE FOR THE OWN PLANE ON THE SHORT D1RT RUNwAY NEAR , l I, U. \ SPECIAL FORCES THE CAMP AFTER BEING HIT BY ENEMY FIRE. I ' l I 1l,31 FOuR OF THE AMER I CANS, AND riMy DAD ALWAYS WANTED ME TO GO TO (IN NEWPORT, WASH, MRS MYERS SAID 1'0»).lL( MOr{E, SURVIVED THE ASS~lJLT WEST POINT," STEPHEN SAID, rl BUT I HER HUSBAND'S FIRST NAME IS REALLY DAF (I S t'v1J1RI~f YE~ICOPTERS, fLYING TOWARD DON'T HAVE. IT IN ME ANYMORE rI FORD INSTEAD OF SlAFFORD AS REPORTED IN Tt f II!\UZZ .. ES OF THE NORTH V I ETNAMESE HIS FATHER WAS THE HOLDER OF THREE EARLY NEWS DISPA1CHES "BUT STAFFORD IS G~~~, E.V;CU>TED 69 DEFENDERS BEFORE THE PURPLE HEARTS AND THREE BRONZE STARS, A LOT BETTER, HE MIGHT HAVE SAID THAT" :~~p wAS SURRENDERED YESTERDAY A MEMBER OF THE FAMED DARBY'S RANGERS SHE SAID HIS CORRECT AGE IS REALLY 46 fwo OF THE HELICOPTERS WERE SHOT DOWN COMMANDO UNIT IN WORLD WAR I I, A PARA "BUT IT SOUNDS LIKE MY HUSBAND TO SAY P~D > IVE OF THE EIGHT AMERICANS ABOARD TROOPER AND CRACK SHOT 39, MAYBE I SHOULDN'T SAY ANYTHING,") KILLED IN THE RESCUE MISSION STEPHEN REMEMBERS HIM MORE AS A PAL MYERS' SKYRAIDER WAS ENVELOPED IN IfTHE.Y ST.6CKED UP COMMUNIST BODIES THAN A FATHER "WE USED TO BE REAL fLAMES AS HE HIT THE RUNWAY THE COCK- L IKf CORDWOOD ON THE W!RE PERIMETER,1f CLOSE,rI HE SAID PIT FILLED WITH SMOKE HE DIVED INTO TYE U S SPOKESMAN SAID OF THE BITTER, STEPHEN MADE IT CLEAR THAT IT WAS THE NEAREST DITCH, ONLY YEARDS AWAY HAND-TO-~~ND FIGHTlNG AT A SHAU, AT NOT VENGEANCE THAT MADE HIM WANT TO GO FROM COMMUNIST GUNNERS FIRING AT OTHER LEAST 100 OF THE 380 MEN IN THE CAMP TO V I ET NAM U S. AIRCRAFT THAT WERE STRAFING THE SURVIVED "I DON'T FEEL MAD IN ANY WAY," HE AREA AROUND THE BESIEGED CAMP SPEC 5 WAYNE H. MURRAY, 23, OF SAN SAID "I JUST WANT TO DO MY PART "IN MY FONDEST DREAMS I DIDN'T B_llf_V' D:EGO, WAS ONE OF THEM "THEY DIDN'T I DON'T WANT EVERYBODY TO THINK I'M A~Ya~~ WOUto ~ANID THERE TO PULL M~ ). TAKE THE CAMP," HE SAID AT DA NANG GOING OVER JUST FOR MY DAD I'M GOING OUT, NOT EVlN A CHOPPER, l'IYlRS SA I D ''\JE WERE EVACUATED THEY DIDN'T TAKE OVER FOR EVERYBODY," HE SAID HIS EYES SMARTED FROM THE IT AWAY FROM US " HE'LL LEAVE MARCH 16 FOR FT POLK, SMOKE AS HE LOOKED FOR COVER, BUT THEN MURRAY WAS SHOT IN THE LEG AND TOOK LA., AND THE START OF HIS TRAINING HE SAW FISHER'S SKYRAIDER ROARING DOWN MORTAR FRAGMENTS IN HIS LEFT SIDE, LEFT THE RUNWAY ARM AND HAND TROOP BUILDUP FACTORS THE DOWNED PILOT WAVED, AND FISHER "ON THE SECOND DAY, THEY CAME IN RELATED TO RED FORCE SPOTTED HIM. IT TOOK HIM ANOTHER 100 WAVES, 50 OR 60 OF THEM AT A TIME, HIT- WASHINGTON (UPI )--THE COMMUNISTS FEET TO STOP HIS PLANE TING FROM ALL SIDES," HE SAID "THEY hAVE THE CAPABILITY TO INCREASE THEIR "HE'S CRA ZY," MYER S SA I D HE TOUGI-H FINALLY GOT OVER THE WALL WE WERE FORCES IN ~OUTH VIET NAM BY 50 PERCENT "HE SHOULDN'T HAVE DONE IT WE'LL NEV- STILL FIGHTING THEM PRETTY GOOD WHEN DURING 1966, ADMINISTRATION OFfiCIALS ER GE;T OUT Of HERE " SAID TODAY WE GOT THE RADIO MESSAGE THAT WE WERE MYERS LEAPED FROM THE DITCH AND RAN IF THIS HAPPENS, THEY SAID, A SUBS BEING EVACUATED" FOR HIS LIFE HE REACHED THE SKYRAIDER, TANT I AL FURTHER I NCREASE IN US. IT WAS REVEALED THAT 255 COMBAT AIR BUT "HAD A HARD TIME GETTING UP ON THE TROOPS IN SOUTH VIET NAM WILL BE NEED- SORTlfS WERE FLOWN BY AMERICAN PILOTS WI NG" BECAUSE OF -I -It. BLAST FROM THE TRYING TO AID THE A SHAU SPECIAL FORCES ED PROPELLER THERE NOW ARE 216,000 TO 217,000 GVI~I,T F,NALLY FISHER "PULLED ME UP BY THE U S FORCES IN VIET NAM, WITH AN AD IT WAS lEA~NED THAT THE TOUGH CHINESE SEAT OF THE PANTS," HE SAID THERE WAS DITIONAL 20,000 CURRENTLY ON THEIR WAY NUNGS -- Tt-lE MERCENARIES OF If TERRY AND NO TIME TO TALK, BUT MYERS PATTED FISH If THERF No ESTIMATE WAS GIVEN ON THE THE P.RATES COMIC STRIP FAME -- HAD ER ON THE BACK A COUPLE OF TIMES AS EXTENT OF FUTURE INCREASES MOVED INTO A SHAU O~E DAY BEFORE THE THE MAJOR GUNNED THE PLANE, AND HUGGED FIGURES ON TROOP INVOLVEMENT WERE FIRST PROBING ATTACKS THE SPECIAL HIM AS THEY TAXIED DOWN THE BOMB-SCARRED GIVEN TO CONGRESSIONAL STAfF EMPLOYEES FORCES ADVISERS LEARNED OF THE BIG RUNWAY DURING A BRIEFING BY TOP ADMINISTRA COMMUN,ST BUILDUP IN THE AREA JUST IN MYERS NOTICED THAT THE PLANE'S WING TION OFFICIALS AT THE STATE DEPARTMENT TIME TO REINFORCE THE OUTPOST WAS FULL OF HOLES, BUT SOMEHOW THE NEWSMEN ATTENDED THE BRIEFING ON A KOREAN WAR-VINTAGE PLANE HELD TOGETHER VIETNAMESE DEMONSTRATE "BACKGROUND" BASIS ALTHOUGH THEY HAD AS FISHER fLEW IT OUT OF DANGER AGAINST THI'S OUSTER FIRST BEEN TOLD BY THE STATE DEPARTtI~lT ONE AIR FORCE OFFICER LATER SAID DJ> f\:A.NG, VIET NAM (UPI )-- GOVERNrll,J, "JEWS OFFICE THAT THE BRIEFING WAS ON "THIS 1 S THE MOST DARING RESCUE I HAVE SOL LJI fRS AND STUDENTS DEMONSTRATED TO- THE PUBL I C RECORD THE "BACKGROUND" HEARD OF SINCE WORLD WAR II I CAN'T T DAJ IN DA NANG AGAINST THE OUSTER OF RULES MEAN THAT INFOR le. '!)N CAN BE THINK OF ANYTHING WE DID IN KOREA TO STRONGM~N GEN NGUYEN CHANH THI WHO HAD PUBLISHED BUT NOT ATTRIBUTED DIRECTLY MATCH t T " RuLED THE FIVE-PROVINCE FIRST CORPS TO THE SPEAKERS r T IEIR AGENCIES FISHER GAVE A LOT OF CREDIT FOR THE ~REA LIKE A WARLORD THE FIGURE GENERALLY USED FOR VIET DAREDEVIL RESCUE TO THE OTHER THREE ;H~ S T'JAT I ON WAS SO TENSE TON I GHT \.. I::; AND NORTH V I ETNAMESE FORCES OPER- A-IE PILOTS WHO WERE STRAFING THE AREA H~AT FOR THe. FIRST TIME IN MORE THAN II ATING IN SOUTH VIET NAM IS 235,000. AROUND MYERS' DOWNED SKYRAIDER MONTHS THl SPRAWLING U S AIR BASE ON A 50 PERCENT INCREASE WOULD PUT IT IN ONE V,ET CONG CLOSED TO WITHIN 20 T t~ E 0 u T '5 K , r\ T SO, DAN AN G WAS PUT 0 NAT HER AN G E 0 F 352 , (l00 fECI U, '1 r "" THE fir F CE tlAJOR YELLOW, OR DANGER, ALERT SOUTH V,ET NAM'S MILITARY RECRUIT- SPR I NTE.D FO:~ Ilil ,~ESCUE A I' \, {1FT HE BARS AND RESTAURANTS IN DOWNTOWN DA MENT IS BEGINNING TO SCRAPE THE BOTTOM WAS CUT DOVIJ DY A BURST FROIl ONE OF T.IE NPNG WE~E CLOSED TONIGHT AND MILITARY OF THE BARREL THEREfORE, ADMINISTRA- SKYRAIDERS SWOOPING ACROSS THE FIELD AT PlRSONNEL WERE ORDERED TO STAY IN THEIR TION OFFICIALS SAID, A COMMUNIST IN- TREE-TOP LEVEL QUARTERS AVAILABLE FOR ANY EMERGENCY CREASE WOULD HAVE TO BE MATCHED BY A I BOTH MYERS AND FISHER ARE FATHERS OF THI W.S OUSTED BY THE RULING MILITARY STEP UP IN TfL PS 0F rHE UNITED STATE~ fiVE CHILDREN ~UNTA IN SAIGON YESTERDAY IN A POWER SOUTH KOREA, AUSTRALIA OR OTHER ALLIES 5TRUGGLE WITH PREMIER NGUYEN CAO Ky WITH FORCES IN SOUTH VIET NAM WASHINGTON (UPI )--DEFENSE SECRETARY fiE IS EXPECTED TO BE SENT INTO POLITIC ROBERT S. McNAMARA CONGRATULATED COLLEGE WASHINGTON (UPI )--THE DEFENSE DE AL EXILE AGPOAD BUT REPORTS CIRCULATED STUDENTS fOR THEIR BLOOD BANK CONTRIBU PARTMENT TODAY ISSUED AN APRIL DRAFT I ~ DA ~;.At'vG t4E HAD BEEN "CAPTURED" BY TIONS fOR THE TROOPS IN V,ET NAM CALL FOR 21,700 MEN, AN EIGHi-MONTH :.IC)'IERNI'1ENI \-EODERS AND WAS BEING PRE McNAMARA SAID COLLEGE STUDENTS HAVE LOW ALL WILL SERVE IN THE ARMY ,,~TED FRO~ kETURNING TO DA NANG CONTRIBUTED 39,000 OF 56,000 DONATIONS ( THE DECLINING INDUCTION QUO A HAS COLLECTED BY THE AMERICAN RED CROSS fOR (UPI )--BECAUSE KING CHARLES II OF fOLLOWED A PATTERN OF RISING ARMY EN BLOOD fRACTIONS TO BE SHIPPED TO VIET Cl AND ONCE BUMPED HIS HEAD ON A LISTMENTS, WHICH HIT A 10-YEAR HIGH OF NAM HE SAID 80,000 UNITS ARE NEEDED Dkoor, [llAtvl, BRITISH NAVAL OFFICERS 19,000 IN JANUARY BY J UN E 3 °. "w H I LET HER E HAS BEE N NO t ~OT RfQU,RED TO STAND WHEN DRINK To HAVE BEEN WELL BROUGHT UP IS A SHORTAGE, THE INCREASED NUMBERS Of AMER (j TOI.I>T TO THE KING ~REAT DRAWBACK NOWADAYS IT SHUTS ONE ICAN SERVICEMEN IN SOUTHEAST ASIA HAVE OUT FROM SO MUCH OSCAR WILDE REDUCED EXISTING STOCKPILES," '~NAMARA PAGE 5 HOUF(uLAS~ FRIDAY I! MtRCH 1966 i HIGH CROWN rt' 5 5 cflon THE HIGHSCHO~~S~~~~A~~E SCHOOL I I TEAM, COACHED BY Lou HORSTMAN WON THE I'C,. DIVISION 5pO CHAMPIONSHIP IN SPECIAL SERVICES Dou- ~------~------1BLE ELIMINATION TOURNEY LAST NIGHT OVER THE FIL-AM TEAM 27 TO 22 THE RUS~ELL HIGH SCHOOL TEAM, PLAYING SLOW AND "PLAYER-OF-THE-YEAR" CONTROLLING THE BACKBOARDS IN THE LAST I S A ONE - MAN TON I C FOR TEAM PERIOD SCORED II POINTS WHILE HOLDING BY .JOE GERGEN THE FIL-AM TEAM TO FIVE Up TO THIS NEW YORK (UP~)--CAzztE RUSSELL, WHO TOOK M!CH~GANiS ANEMIC BASKETBALL PRO POINT THE GAME WAS NIP AND TUCK ALL GRA~ AND TURNED ~l iNTO A ONE-MAN EXHiBITION OF BRUTE STRENGTH, HAS BEEN NAM THE WAY AT HALF-TIME THE HfiGH SCHOOL ED UP~us COLLEGE BASKETBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR TEAM LED BY fiVE POINTS WITH THE LARG kUSSELL, WHO STANDS 6-fOOT-6 AND WEIGHS 218 POUNDS, COLLECTED 131 VOTES EST MARGIN UNTIL THE FINAL THREE M!N FRO~ lHE 227 SPORTS WRITERS, EDITORS AND BROADCASTERS WHO PARTICIPATED IN UTES. DWIGHT Ross AND LARRY EVANS THE BAlLOTijNG TO FiNiSH FAR AHEAD OF DAVE BING OF SYRACUSE, WHO WAS SECOND SPARKED THE HIGH SCHOOLERS IN THE LAST wnH 24 VOTES THREE MINUTES WITH THEIR TiMELY BASKETS lHE ONLY OTHER PLAYERS TO GET ~O OR MORE VOTES WERE DAVE SCHELLHASE Of Ross HAD NINE POINTS AND EVANS HAD PURDUE AND JIM WALKER OF PROVIDENCE, WHO GOT 18 APIECE, AND LOUIE DAMPIER OF EIGHT FOR THE BALLGAME LARRY ARCH- KENTUCKY WITH 10 ANGEL WITH NINE POINTS LED THE FIL-AM RUSSELl PROViDED THE MUSCLE THAT NO BOBBY JOE HilL OF TEXAS WESTERN TEAM CAR~~IU lHE WOLVER~NE5 TO THE B~G TEN !TH TWO APiECE. T~TLE UN H~S SOPHOMORE AND JUNIOR NA ALII 32 WILDCATS 16 K.R~&Go YEARS AND THf NAT~O~AL CHAMPiONSHiP MONTHLY SHOOT IN THE "B" DIVISION THE WILDCATS iN ~965 THE TOWER~NG NATiVE OF THE KWAJAlEDN ROD & GUN CLUB WILL WERE ELIMINATED FROM THE TOURNEY BY CHICAGO, PRESENTLY AVERAG~NG OVER 30 OLD DTS MONTHLY SHOOT SUNDAY, MARCH THE NA ALI IS 32 TO 16 THE WILDCATS POiNTS A GAME TO BE THE NATiON'S THijRD 13, AT THE TRAP RANGE THERE WILL LED AT HALF-TIME II TO !O, BUT, IN THE HiGHEST SCORER, APPEARS 10 BE lEAD!NG E THREE EVENTS. DOUBLES, 50 BIRDS, SECOND HALf MANAGED TO SCORE ONLY FIVE MiCHijGAN TO !TS THDRD CONSECUTIVE Ti START!NG TIME !O AM, 50 BIRDS AT 16 POINTS WHILE THE ALI I, BEHIND JOE PUR TLE YARDS STARTiNG AT I PM; FOLLOWED BY DY, SCORED A TOTAL 22 POINTS fOR THEIR HE WAS SECOND ijN LAST YEARvS VOTDNG 50-BiRD EVENT AT HAND~CAP YARDAGE LOPSIDED VICTORY PURDY WAS HIGH SCOR- FOR PLAtER OF THE YEAR BEHDND PR~NCE TROPHY WilL BE AWARDED TO THE SHOOT ER WITH 13 POINTS AND WAS FOLLOWED BY TON'S AMAl!NG Bill BRADLEY, WHO PASS ER WiTH THE HIGHEST OVERALL SCORE. BOB HALL WHO HAD SIX ED UP A PPO BASKETBALL CAREER TO GO T~E PUBLiC IS INViTED AND ENCOURAGED TO OXfORD AS A RHODES SCHOLAR. RUSSEL o PARTDCiPATE JUNIOR BASKETBALL is ALMOST CERTAiN TO BE THE NO ij DRAF RODNEY KARCH DUMPTED IN EIGHTEEN POI CHOiCE THiS Y~AR iN THE NAT!ONAL BAS~ STRIKES AND SPARES IN LEADING THE BULLETS TO A 23 TO 9 VIC BALL ASSOCijATiONe fOR THE LADIES !N THE LATE MIXED TORY OVER THE CELTICS. BEFORE RUSS[ll APPEARED ON THE SCENE FOURSOME LEAGUE JUANITA CLARK BOWLED KARCH, PLAYING HIS BEST ~AME OF THE MICHiGAN WAS WAlLOWDNG NEAR THE BOT THE HDGHEST GAME FOR ANY WOMAN ON THl SEASON SCORED EIGHT POINTS IN THE FIRST TOM OF THE BijG TEN STANDDNGS AND WAS DSLAND wnTH A NDCE 225 GAME, 53! SER HALF AND ADDED 10 IN THE SECOND HALF UNABLE TO DRAW MORE THAN A HANDFUL IES. KAREN CARLiN ROLLED A 477 SER FOR A FINE AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE. O~ SI=ECTATORS IES, KARMEN STEVENS A 446 SERIES, BEV CURT STIMPSON LED THE CELTICS' SCORING " USED TO TRV TO GET MY SON TO GET ERLY LOEB A 443, PHYL ARNOLD 435, WITH FOUR POINTS THE SEASON COMES TO HlS fR~ENDS ro COME TO THE GAMES RUTH EYMAN 433, SUE ZACHARY 431, DOOlE A CLOSE TOMORROW, SATURDAY, MARCH !2, W~TH HUM SO WE WOUlDNir HAVE SO MANY PETERSON 416, AND LYNN SCHNl!DER 400. WITH A~GAME BETWEEN THE HAWKS AND THE EMPTY SEATS," SAYS COACH DAVE STRACKo IN THE KWAJ MENiS HANDICAP LEAGUE, WARRIORS. "Hf SAW THAT ~1iCHiGAN WAS SO BAD HE AL ROBERTS WAS HIGH WiTH A NICE 201- THOUGHT HE COULD HELP US II 235-610 SERIES, ERNIE BABCOCK 206- THE JUNIOR BASKETBALL PLAY-OFF FOR 4fTER RUSSELL SHOWED UP, M!CHIGANuS 214-583, G!BB HANNA 203-218-583, AL THE CHAMPIONSHIP WILL BE A BEST TWO OUT BASKETBAll TEAM SUDDENLY CAME TO LIFE BUETTNER 224-577, JOHAH MOWAE 564, OF THREE GAMES. THE FIRST GAME WilL AND HUNDREDS ARE TURNED AWAY FROM PAUL AlLAS 203-563, GLEN WILDERMOTH BE PLAYED ON MONDAY, MARCH 14 AT 4 45 THE ANC~ENT YOST FiELD HOUSE fOR AL- 200-54 7, AL MAEDA 531, STAN AKANA 523, PM. MOST EVERY GAME THE DEMAND FOR SEATS JOHN LUKE 516, DICK BURNS 513, ERNIE HAS BEEN SO HEAVY THAT THE SCHOOL IS ENGANO 509 AND BOB MCCALL 207-505 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE BUILDING A NEW FiELDHOUSE "B" DIVISION 'CAllIE MAKES MY DAY JUST BY SHOW ATTENTiON. SOCCER FOOTBALL PLAYERS- SUNDAY, MARCH 13 iNG UP FOR PRACT!CE,lI SAYS STRACK ALL GAMES FOR SUNDAY, MARCH 13 WILL 6 PM KENTRON VS NA ALI I (HORSTMAN & I! LiKE TO TH!NK WE HAVE A FAIRLY BE CANCELLED DUE TO FIELD CONDITION NESS) Sl.iENllFiC OFFENSE ITiS THE SAME "A" DIVISION OFFENSE WE USED WHEN WE HAD A 6-18 7 PM PRESS-Rol VS WINNER (RIKAKIS VS RECORD, BUT SOMETIMES WE JUST CLEAR (p M Z ) (McKEAGUE A MAN OUl OF RUSSELL i S WA Y " "WHEN WE TALK ABOUT SUPERSTARS," SAYS GENERAL MANAGER MARTY BLAKE OF THE AWARDS ARE PRESENTED ••• FOR THE KWAJALEIN ALL-ISLAND MEN'S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP, ST LOUIS HAWKS, "WE'RE TALKiNG ABOUT SPONSORED BY THE K G A. IN CONJUNCTION WITH SPECIAL SERVICES STANDING BESIDE (TOURNAMENT GENERAL CHAIRMAN) AT LEFT ARE FRANK GRANICH, MOE JUMA PL~ lOS WITH MORE THAN JUST NATURAL BUTLER ) L ~,fY WE ALL KNOW CAZZIE'S TREMEN- ~) _ NATURAL AB!LITY HEiS AN EXCEL- \ ENl SHOOTER, TREMENDOUS PASSER, DOES A F kNE REBOUND!NG ~OB fOR A GUARD AND RUNS THE GAME HE'S GOT ANOTHER ASSET THAT ~EANS JUST AS MUCH AS HIS PHYSI- CAL AB!LUTY HE'S GOT THE GOD-GIVEN INS 1 INC T lOT AK E A GA ME 0 VE R I NTH E LAST FEW MINUTES AND DOMINATE !Te" II! JUST ENJOY PLAYiNG," DECLARES RUSStlL, WHO IS A PHYS~CAl EDUCATION ~AJOR W~TH A DESiRE TO BECOME A SPORTS ,. NNOUNCER "~Ti S A BLESS ~ NG AND A PRIVILEGE TO HAVE A SCHOlARSHIP TO PLAY AT A B~G COLLEGE WHEN YOU/RE I~PPY AND ENJOY DO~NG SOME1H~Nu, YOU CAN DO IT MUCH HARDER AND ENJOY IT THAT MUCH MORE" OTHERS RECE~V!NG MORE THAN ONE VOTE WERE CLYDE LEE OF VANDERB~LT, WHO GOT SIX, JOHN BEASLY OF TEXAS A & M WITH FOuR, ~ATT GOuKAS Of ST. JOSEPH'S, PAT R~l£Y OF KENTUCKY AND HENRY FIN \'-.[l Of lJAYlO~1 WiTH THREE EACH, DICK SNYDEP or OAv~DSON BOB VERGA OF DUKE [ L HOLJRGL'S~ \ MOQE -~XES COMING UD~ FLASH FLOOD KILLS 45 REBELS FORCED OUT M~~~ EXPEqTS T~INK 50 BE~R~T (UPI)--AT LEAST 45 PERSONS OF CONGOLESE AREA TOR S I\OTl t:c, WHETHER OR NOT WERE REPORTED KILLEO AND MORE THAN LEOPOLDVILLE (UPI)--GOVERNMENT PqES,DENT JO~N~JN WILL ASK rnR 100 iNJURED EARLY TODAY WHEN A FLASH TROOPS HAVE RlCAPTURED THE COM~UNICA A G~NERA_ '6X ~CREASE TH~S FLOOD ViRTUALLY WIPED OUT THE SOUTH TIONS CENTER OF PONTHERSV'LLE ON THE YEAR HAS 9EEN J~ ~~E MINDS OF ERN DESERT CiTY Of MANN IN JORDAN CONGO RIVER, TRAPP!NG MORE THAN 100 ~~~v A~E~ICA~S iN T~IS D.S PR!~E ~INISTER WASF~ TEL WAS RUSHI~G REBELS, ARMY SOURCES SA'D TODAY ~ATCH) UP/ ECONOMlC CORRESPON TO THE SCENE FROM THE CAPITAL OF AMMAN; THEY SAID THE REST OF THE REBEL O(N· J~~~ 120 MilES TO THE NORTH PERSON EXA"1\NES FORCE fLED TO MUNIONGE, ABOUT 20 ~N~T~fR ~O~NSONJS $6 B Ll ON A STATE OF EMERGENCY IN THE AREA WAS MILES AWAY, TAKING WITH THEM I i CONGOL \.,J~R 'AX r.-ROGRAt.' W ' .. SF ENOUGH ANNOUNCED BY AMMAN RADIO ESE NUNS AS HOSTAGES TO 1 CE 't-iE 4DV,f\jlSTRA'~O'" OVER FREELANCE JOURNALIST W'LLIAM CARTER THE NUNS, MEMBERS OF THE HOLY fAITH Bv JOt- SO~.NEL DOWNSWING TEXAS INSTRUMENTS FELL INTO O'CONNELL STREET AND SHATTERING TH[ STRIKE HAD BEEN CALLED B THE 5 1/2, IBM 3 1/2, ZENiTH 3 1/4 AND SCORES OF WINDOWS No ONE WAS HURT MARXIST (SOCIALIST AND COMMUNIST) LITTON 2 1/8 EIGHT MEN WERE HELD IN CONNECTION WITH LEADERSHIP OF THE COPPER WORKERS CON STEELS WERE MIXED LUKENS, ARMCO THE EXPLOSION AND LATER RELEASED FEDERATiON AND WHEELING WERE FEATURES WITH GAINS ------OF AROUND I EACH AUTOS MADE FRACTION- 3/ 4 THE COMPANY TOLD THE FEDERAL COM- INTELLECTUALS ARRESTED AL PROGRESS BUT TURNED MIXED FORD MUNICATIONS COMMISSION IT WILL SOON lARCELONA (UPI )--POLICE TODAY HELD WAS UNCHANGED BUT GENERAL MOTORS AND BUILD A TRACKING STATION IN PUERTO AN ESTIt-.1A1ED 30 "INTELLfCTUALS" AFTER CHRYSLER SHED FRACTIONS Du PONT SHED RICO FORCI3lY ENTERING A MONASTERY TO [VICT I AND ALLIED CHEMICAL, EASTMAN KODAK RICHARDSON-MERRILL CON1!NUED ITS R[- SO'1E ltOCl STUDENTS WHO HAD LOCKED THfM AND UNION CARBIDE EASED AROUND 1/2 CENT RETREAT~ LOSING 2 7/8, THE SToe SLLVES II~ TO FORM A "FREE" UNIVERSITY EACH, HAS BEEN DEPRESSED BY A REPORT THE CO': Te \/N AiRLINES WERE EASIER THROUGH MOST OF PANY STILL HAS T~ c~~·rST ~~55 MILLION AN A~ERICAN iD[NfIFIED ONLY AS BER- lHE DAY CONTINENTAL SHED! 1/2, NA- IN DAMAGE CLAlt--1S FrOM USE OF iTS DRUG, ER W~S AMONG THE GROUP OF MEN DETAINm T!O~AL I 3/4, PAN AMERICAN 3/4 AND THAL!DOMIDE (W Pll ICE OTHERS I NCL UDED THE DEAN TRANS WORLD! 1/4 KlM BRO~[D THE PRICES WERE MIXED IN MODERATELY AC1~ OF I [ BARCELONA UNIVERSITY FACULTY or TRENDy RISING 3 1/4. IVE TRADING ON THE A 1(RICAN EXCHANGE ARCHITlCTI'Rr, (ei LAN POETS SALVADOR AIRCRAFT AND ~lROSPACE ISSUES WERE VOLUME SLOWED TO 2,950,000 SHAR[S FROM l :,PR I U At'D J,)AN I./L! V I ER AND PA INTER A MIXED LOT BOEiNG FELL 3 5/8 , 3,630,000 SHARES YESTERDAY OF THE 866 tlt~TO/-.jIO 1Af IES DOUGLAS 2 3/4, GRUMMANX I AND UNITED ISSUES TRADED, 324 ADVANCED, 304 DE- Til AR d -'TED MEN HAD .JOINED Tf4E STU- A!PCRAFT 7/8 BENDIX ADVANCED 2 3/4 CLINED AND 238 HELD UNCHANGED r r -' J ')00 ""'EN AND 100 \vOMEN, IN SYM- AND L!NG-TEMCO ADDED! 3/ 4 ETIQUETTE MEANS BEHAVING YOURSELF A Y fit E IR FOh~1ATION OF A "FREE" CELANESE DROPPED 3 3/4 CORNING LITTLE BElTER THAN IS ABSOLUTELY vl~' ON OPPOSED TO THE GOVERN- GLASS RETREA1ED 3 COMSAT TACKED ON ESSENTIAL. WilL CUppy 1____ ~_____ (_O_I_l_L_D __II_N_i_v_E_r_~_!_T_Y __ U_N __ iO_N_, __ T__ H_E __~ ______L ______~ l r ~) HOURGLASS FRIDAY MARCH 196 !-- I' 6 ), SrlE~) f3Y CLe, I'l.L ASSOCIATES AT THE ~OlICE THE TEEN CLUB WILL BE CLOSED DE GAULLE(cONTlpNAUGED OF"NRO[M) I, T O~ Of THE COM~ANDING orF'CER, SATURDAY NIGHT BECAUSE OF THE PRE-TEEN I E I VI { f~ L N ;Esr S 1[, MARSHALl ISLANDS PARTY AT BACHELORS' BEACH NATO OFFICIALS RlFUSED TO DISCLOSE I ~I 'd,"(1 DA.-O,-02 1-.\tv1C-90004 (Y) WHAT DECISIONS, IF ANY, WERE REACHED IHt I' l·~G.ASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY SU?V I veDI S (CONTINUED FROM THEY SAID THE MEETING CONFIRMED THE 'G~D~Y IHROUGH S_lURDAY DEADLINE FOR ~ 1\ PAGE ONE) DESIRE OF" THE OTHER MEMBER COUNTRIES .JTIC~~ IS ~ ~ THE DAY FFORE PUBLICA BRIG GEN MARIO CARL, A WORLD WAR TO STUDY WITH GREAT CARE THE PROBLEMS TION l\ND DfADl INE FOR NEWS ITrMS IS 10 II FIGHTER ACE AND ASSISTANT COMMANDER RAISED BY THE FRENCH ACTION. AM THE OAt OF PULL.CATION OF" THE 1ST MARINE WING, TOLD NEWSMEN THE MEETING WAS NOT A fORMAL NATO THE HOL,qGLASS REStRVES THE RIGHT TO TODAY THAT THE A SHAU CAMP WAS ABAN- COUNCIL SESSION, BUT DIPLOMATIC SOURCES £011 l (1 r~.:xs TO THE EDITOR FOR THE SAKI DONED BECAUSE THE NORTH V, ETNAMESE HAD SAID SEVERAL MEMBER COUNTRIES, !NCLUD- OF U~H" Iv ~ll COPY, LETTERS AND PHO SET A TRAP THAT WOULD HAVE SLAUGHTERED ING IN PARTICULAR GREAT BRITAIN, HAVE TOGRAP~~~ SuBMITTED FOR PUBLICATION BE- ANY REINfORMCEMENTS SENT IN SUGGESTED CONVENING A SPECIAL NATO COMf THE ~RO~tRTY O~ THE HOURGLASS HE SAID THE DECISION TO GIVE UP THE M,NISTERS' MEETING THIS MIGHT TAKE ,RE~UEJl ICATION O~ MATERIAL CONTAINED CAMP WAS MADE AT 3 30 PM YESTERDAY PLACE SOON AFTER THE MARCH 3 1 BRITISH I HfRE N ~ NOT AUTHORIZ~D WITHOUT THE AND THAT 45 MINUTES LATER MARINE HELI- PARLIAMENTARY GfhERAL ELECTION, THEY ~.:< OR 4 .... ~F<')VAL OF THE COMMAIWING OFFI- COPTERS BEGAN TAKING OFF FROM HUE AND SAID HOWEVER, NO DECISION HAS YET c~~, ~WA~A' liN TEST SITE PHU BAI TO BRING OUT AS MANY SURVIVORS BEEN REACHED ~ 'OJ HAVE NOl REU tVED YOUR HOUR- AS POSSIBLE THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT TODAY HANDED I, l,J") Uy 6 5 P"'1, PlEASl. CALL 350 BE- "IT WAS PRETTY OBVIOUS THAT THEY HAD MEMORANDA TO EMB~SSIES OF ALL NATO COUN- T' ~N THf HOUR~ l F 6 '5 AND 6 45 PM A TRAP SET FOR US AND UNLESS WE WERE TRIES EXPLAINING EXACTLY WHAT DE GAULLE A D A l u ' W I L B f DEL I V l R l D TOY OU ABLE TO REINFORCE IN GREAT NUMBERS WE PLANS WOULD ONLY SACRIFICE MORE MEN TO THE DIPLOMATIC SOURCES SAID THE MEMORANDA (0 TOR NEIL PHELPS-MUNSON MEAT GRINDER," CARL SAID SPELLED OUT DE GAULLE'S DEMANDS FOR RE ASST EDITOR DORIS WALLIN ttTHE WEATHER WAS AGAINST US. Low MOVAL OF FOREIGN TROOPS AND BASES AS STAFF. BETTY DION CLOUDS AND POOR VISIBILITY MADE IT WELL AS NATO MILITARY HEADQUARTERS FROM SHARON NANNI DIFFICULT TO SUPPLY THE CAMP AND TO FRANCE AND HIS PLANS TO REMOVE FRENCH PART T !ME JUDY GILLIS PROVIDE AIR SUPPORT FOR ITS DEFEND OFfiCERS FROM NATO HEADQUARTERS AND LITHOGRAPHER RI CHARD RUFFOLO ERS " WITHDRAW THE FRENCH DIVISIONS AND TACTI Two REGIMENTS OF NORTH VIETNAMESE CAL AIR fORCE UNITS IN GERMANY FROM REGULARS HIT THE CAMP FROM LAOS. A NATO COMMAND OFFICIAL NOTICES COMMUNIST REGIMENT NUMBERS UP TO 2,500 HOWEVER, THE MEMORANDA WERE SAID TO DATE OFFiCIAL BULLETIN PHONE MEN. STRESS THAT HE HAS NO INTENTION OF II MAR66 CAPT J.M DULL 2214 IN OTHER DEVELOPMENTS QUITTING THE ATLANTIC ALLIANCE ITSELF 12 MAR66 CAPT J J. OSBORN 2 3$1 --A SPOKESMAN REPORTED THAT SEVEN NOR THE NATO COUNCIL FRENCH SOURCES CADT 13 MAR66 F R KARCH 27 6 V,ETNAMESE WERE KILLED AND 54 WOUNDED SAID DE GAULLE ALSO DOES NOT PLAN TO 14 MAR66 r.~PT A A CHANEY 233~ WHEN TERRORISTS HURLED TWO GRENADES PULL FRENCH REPRESENTATIVES OUT OF THE Lr COL 15 MAR66 G W FLINT 236 INTO A NOONTIME CROWD YESTERDAY AT NATO STANDING GROUP AND MILITARY COMMI 16 MAR66 CAPT J.J. DORSEY 62 7 A SUBURBAN RESTAURANT ABOUT 16 MILES TTEE IN WASHINGTON 17 MAR66 LT COL L H. OGDEN 2497 NORTH OF SAIGON THE MILITARY COMMITTEE IS NATO's --IN SAIGON, A TERRORIST ON A MOTOR SENIOR MILITARY AUTHOhlTY IT IS COM DUTY OFFICER IS KWAJALEIN TEST SITE BIKE SHOT AND CRITICALLY WOUNDED A POSED OF CHIEFS OF STAF~ OF ALL MEMBER COMMANDING OFFICER'S REPRESENTATIVE POLICEMAN. COUNTRIES THE STANDING GROUP IS THE DURING OTHER THAN NORMAL DUTY HOURS --LIGHT GOVERNMENT CASUALTIES WERE EXECUTIVE AGENCY OF THE MILITARY COM SUFFERED WHEN A MINE BLASTED A TRUCK MITTEE AND CONSISTS OF REPRErENTATIVES IN REFERENCE TO POLICY AND PROCEDURE ON A ROAD 62 MILES SOUTHWEST OF SAI OF THE CHIEfS OF STAFF OF THE UNITED #8016, THE FOLLOWING ARE AUTHORIZED TO GON, AND TWO CARS WERE BLOWN OFF RAIL STATES, BRITAIN AND FRANCE USE THE SWIMMING POOLS AS FOLLOWS: WAY TRACKS 400 MILES NORTHWEST OF FRENCH SOURCES SAID DE GAULLE HOPES DEPENDENTS' POOL -- ALL HOUSING PER THE CAPITAL TO HOLD TALKS WITH THE BONN GOVERNMENT SONNEL AND lHEIR DEPENDENTS AND BQ WO --ELEMENTS OF THE 10IsT AIRBORNE ON THE TWO FRENCH ARMY DIVISIONS AND MfN BRIGADE Rl.PORTED ONLY LIGHT CONTACT THREE TACTICAL AIR F"ORCE WINGS IN GER- BACHELORS POOL -- Al L BACHELORS IN IN THE SEARCH-AND-DESTROY OPERATION MANY AFTER THEY ARE WlllJDRAWN FROM THE CLUDING WOMlN WHO DO NOT LIVE IN THE HARRiSON IN THE Tuy HOA AREA, 240 NATO COMMAND HOL-SING AREA MILES NORTHEAST OF SAIGON RESULTS IN BONN A LEADING MEMBER OF PARLIAMENl lHl SCUBA CLUB is AUTHORIZED TO USE TO DATE INCLUDED 189 v, ET CONG KILLED, WARNED THAT WEST GERMANY MAY ASK FRANCE THE BACHlLORS' POOL ON A RESERVATION 12 CAPTURED, "2 SUSPECTS DETAINED, TO WITHDRAW ITS TWO ARMY DIVISIONS AND BASIS THROUGH SPECIAL SERVICES AND 71 WEAPONS CAPTURED THREE AIR FORCE WINGS IF IT PERSISTS IN --THE U.S ARMY'S 25TH INFANTRY UND£RMINING NATO D,VISION ALSO REPORTED ONLY SPORADIC --~~------~_, GO~JE ! CONTACT IN OPERATION GARFIELD, ABOUT GEM I NI (CONTINUED FROM BU NOT FARI ANNOUNCING THE 15 MILES NORTHWEST OF BAN ME THOUT PAGE ONE) NfW LOCAl ION OF GLOBAL'S RETAIL THE OPERATION WHICH BEGAN FEB 26, HAS ulT ALL WENT VERY WELL,tt KRANZ SAID OfFICE SPECIAL ORDER CUSTOMERS NETTED 20 V,ET CONG KILLED, 14 CAP- IF EVERYTHING GOES ACCORDING TO PLAN, TAKf NOTE WE HAVE MOVED FROM TURED AND 67 SUSPECTS DETAINED THE DOUBLEHEADER GEMINI LAUNCH WILL GET BUILDING 702 TO THE FORMER OFFICE --MILITARY OFFICIALS REPORTED A UNDERWAY AT 10 AM TUESDAY WITH BLASTOFF OF FINANCE IN THE SUPPLY BUILDING TOTAL OF 502 COMBAT SORTIES BY AIR OF AN ATLAS-AGENA RENDEZVOUS ROCKET (bUILDING 602) THE NEW OFFICE I~ FORCE, NAVY AND MARINE CORPS PuLOTS ASSUMING THE AGENA AVOIDS THE PITFALLS LOCATED ON THE NORTHEAST END OF IN SOUTH V,ET NAM YESTERDAY, INCLUDING OF ITS PREDECESSOR AND REACHES ORBIT, I THE BUilDING ON THE SECOND ~L~ 255 IN SUPPORT OF THE BESIEGED A ARMSTRONG AND SCOTT WILL TAKE OFF IN SPlC IAL ORDEf,:> ARE TAKEN ON SATUR SHAU CAMP PURSUIT OF THE AGENA 101 MINUTES LATER DAYS FROM / AM TO !2 NOON --IN SEOUL, KOREAN DEFENSE MINISTER AT I' 41 AM KIM SUNG-EUN REPORTED THAT A TOTAL Of GEMINI-8 IS SCHEDULED TO RENDEZVOUS Wf\~ER REPORT 205 KOREAN TROOPS HAD BEEN KILLED IN WITH THE AGENA 5 1/2 HOURS LATER AND CONDll ION YELLOW SOUTH V,ET NAM UP TO MARCH 4 FLY FORMATION WITH IT FOR 45 MINUTES WATER U,STILLED 3/'0 216,300 ARMSTRONG, THE COMMAND PILOT, THEN RAINFALL 3/10 ° 03" WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE NATION'S TELE- WILL ATTEMPT TO GIVE THE UNITED STATES WATER USED 3/10 247,500 VISION NETWORKS HAVE BEEN ASKED BY A SPACE FIRST BY LINKING GEMIN.-8 TO Loss LY EVAPORATION 10,000 THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION THE AGENA MASTERING OF THE HOOPUP WATfR ',~ STORAGE TODAY 8,240,000 (FCC) TO TELL WHY THEY CANCEL SHOWS TECHNIQUE WILL MARK A VITAL STEP FORWAR£ IN AMERICA'S DRIVE TO GET MEN TO THE PRE-TEEN WEINER ROAST ! AND THE IMPORTANCE OF THE AUDIENCE MOON BY 1969 -- THE OBJECT OF THE GEMINI CuRAL SANDS BEACti PAVILI..ION IS RE RATINGS IN KILLING OFF A PROGRAM. THE EXTENT RATIf\GSARE RELIED UPON PROGRAM SERVlU SATURDAY NIGHT, MARCH 12, FOR A FIRST OF SEVERAL QUESTIONS PUT SCOTT WILL TAKE THE CENTER STAGE EARL PRE-TElNE~S\ PARTY (PRE-TEENS ARE TEN WAS THE TO THE NATIONAL BROADCASTING LOMPANY, WEDNESDAY BY CLIMBING OUT OF THE CAP- TO THIRTEEN YEARS OLD) PRICE OF AD- S A SULE FOR A RECORD-BREAKING TWO HOUR AND COLUMBIA BROADCASTING YSTEM AND MERI 'S YOUR OwN HOT DOGS AND 10 MINUTE SPACEWALK HE WILL TRAVEL I MI~SION BUN~' CAN BROADCASTING COMPANY BY THE FEDER- LI.\TSUP OTHlR TRIMMINGS WILL BE PRO- 1/2 TIMES AROUND THE GLOBE WHILE OUT- A,~D AL AGENCY FOR A STUDY OF THE CANCELL- ,IDEO COKES WILL BE ICED AND ON SALE SIDE THE CABIN ATION SITUATION FOR ()¢ EACH BEACH BUM DRESS. JAMBS, DURING THE PERIOD HE IS FLOATING FREE, THE FCC SAID IT DID NOT INTEND TO ~HORr5, BARE FEET THE PARTY WILL THE 33-YEAR-OLD AIR FORCE MAJOR WILL US~ IMPLY EITHER APPROVAL OR DISAPPROVAL, ,~ START AT 7 PM, [ND AT 9 30 PM Bus INSISTING IT WAS TRYING MERELY TO UP- A SPECIAL POWER TOOL TO LOOSEN AND TIGHT- PICK-lP AT TEEN CLUB AT 7 AND RETURN EN FOUR BOLTS __ THUS BECOMING THE DATE ITS INFORMATION ON THE PROBLEM AFltR PARTY FIRST "SPACE MECHANIC" ~ ------~------~~~------~--~------+ NIAGARA FAllS, New Crest r NY , I ":;:::r::::;:t::;:::z:~·-----.,~Old, C, st Fallen : -,-. -'-T-"L...y...... L.-I Pbtllon , I I FEATURE page I *** I I I I New Televised X-Ray TechnIque ,I Speeds Up Fracture Diagnoses By JAMES N MILLER Central Press Assoc~atlOn Correspondent LEXINGTON, Mass - Bro ken bones can be set m one quarter the usual bme, with only one hundredth the X ray NIAGARA FALLS TO BE TURNED OFF-Several dedicated men m Chicago are plottmg a energy nOlmally reqmred by hlstorl( project to turn off Niagara Falls to permit repairs Map on the left locates the usmg new televlslOn techmques dam that Will divert the water from the Amel'lcan Falls to the Canadian Falls Diagram plOneered by an Australian at the right Illu'ltrates how rock slIdes have changed the NIagara Falls shelf smce 1931 surgeon and his associates and The leadel of the project IS Bl'Ig Gen Roy T Dodge chief of the North Central DIVISIOn developed here by a local con of the U S Army C:>rps of Eng-meers cern Durmg a VISit here Dr George BercI, an Australian medical researcher, explamed how hiS team from the Umver slty of Melbourne had worked for two years to bmld what he calls the • stored tele X ra} sys tern ' It was deSigned he said to aid sugeons to see fractures and wIth greater accuracy" Startmg with an X ray tube, accordmg to Dr Berci the picture IS amplified and bright ened by a deVice caIled an Im age mtenslfer Next the picture IS viewed by a speCial televIsIOn ThiS photo shows how an X Ray tube 15 beamed through a patient's camera tube called a vidicon ' body and onto an Image intenSifier (the deVIce shown center left) ...... The picture 15 Immediately frozen' 10 a storage tube ThiS result Ing , stilI" picture 15 then displayed on the TV monitor at the fight KEY TO Dr Berci s new sys tern IS a storage tank developed Each time such X rays are i and futu! e refet ence If re by Raytheon Company He ex taken they must be remOved to qllJred befote the "tared pKtme plamed The tube receIVes the a dalk room and developed be h el l~ed to make room fOJ the picture of the broken bones fore they can be exammed and latest report from the TV camera and m one studied Even WIth fast develop twenty-fifth of a second freez ment methods too much time 1" A NUMBER of Austrahan Ie es It' on a fme mesh screen consumed m waltmg for pl0g "earchers hdve been aldmg DI wlthm the tube The picture IS ress reports Berel In Ius umque work They NEW STYLES-DeSigned by Christian Glan of Naples Italy then displayed on several tele Include Dr A J Seyler a sen • new styles for priests and nuns an 'lhown m Rome For vIsion mom tors m the operatmg IN SHARP contra'3t whllf' us 101' research engineer m the room beSide the surgeon and mg the Berci system the sur Austrahdn Postmaster General pnests he deSigned a medIUm length Jacket With narrow other medical speclal1sts who geon IS able to consult at opee a Depal tment televlSlOn engmeer lapel Fer nuns Glan de'llgned two "ummel' habIts (nght) report on the condition of the large TV mom tor on WhICh the J DaVids research assl"tant L and one for wmter (left) (C((blephoto) patient X ray (taken less than a sec A Kont and mstrument maker Probdbly the most dramatic ond earlier) IS displayed Thus F C Caldwell FIREBUG ARREST - C h a I r y use of the system will be the waltmg for X ray plate pro In further developments of Skorge 20 unemployed ma repair of a hip fracture In thl'l ce"smg IS ehmmated the new system It IS planned to chmlst IS shown under arrest operatlOn a metal nail IS ham In addition, an automatic cy lise a four picture storage umt III Mmeola, N Y on charges mered upward mto the femm clIng mecham"m bUIlt mto the ThiS would permit four X ray /CROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer\ of ~ettmg the Mmeola Hotel through the fracture and mto system enables the sUlgeon to PJCtUl es to be taken consecu fire that killed one person the baIl part at the top of the follow actIOn or movement" by tlvelv and stored simultaneously I '2.. ~ 4- b 1 e, 9 10 II bone Similarly In c e I' t a I n firIng the X ray machme at on one TV -mom tor which IS dl and IllJured seven PolIce saId ~s he had been hv10g at the ~ breaks of long bones speCial predetermmed time mtervals vided mto four sectlOns so that 12- I!> /4- nails are mtroduced lengthwise and storing the lesultmg X r'1Y views flom two angles can be hotel for fIVe weeks and that mto the medulla or core of Images ThiS ehmmates X ray dl'lplayed "Ide by Side the management was threat ~ ~ 15 10 17 the bone to keep the ends m radiatlOn except fOI the momen The next pall' of Images could enmg him With eVlCtlon be Ime tary flashes reqUIred to fOlIn then be placed Side by Side ~ cau"e of hiS appearance and 18 19 2.0 When usmg standard radIO new pictures beneath the flr"t pall' Although hvmg habits graphiC procedures durmg such In the new system the Image each Indlvldudl view could be ~ ~ operatIOns It IS necessary to on the TV momtor looks hke enlarged to full screen size at 2.1 22 take several X ray pictures m an ordInary X ray plate dl'l any time fO! closer exammatlOn ~ ~ ~ % ~ ~ ~ two planes (fore and aft and played on a lIghted Vle\\mg the Instantaneous paIl'Ings Will B 24- 2S 2b 2.1 2.8 2.9 from the Side) at key pomts box For the recOId a photo enable the SUlgeon to compa! e ?0 (IUrmg the preparations fOl the glaph can be taken of the TV dlffel ent state" of the operatlOll 30 31 32. operatlOn mom tor for perll'anent fllmg Simultaneously ~ ~ 3~ 34- % 3S' 3b '37 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ %~ CONTRACT BRIDGE ?l8 ~9 40 41 42 43 ~ ~ 44- By B. Jay Becker 4S 4& 47 (T p hcord-H Id.r in M•• t ....' Indlvidu.1 Champion.hlp Play) ~ 4~ 49 50 BIDDING QUIZ ~ 51 ~ You are South both SIdes vul support clubs All we h.l\e done 52, 5~ nerable The blddmg has been 50 far IS bid spades A club ~ ~ North East ~outh West raise might be Just enough to 1029 1 • Pass 1 • Pass sth hiS Interest In a slam, and HORIZONTAL 42 crone 2 smgle partner IS entitled to learn that 16 EnglIsh Pass 3. Pass 1 msect 45 Turkish 3 The rIver 2. In addition to spade length we -1> 5 card game 3NT Pass " com Ollent 20 have club support He would al polIsh What would you bId now WIth "'"'~ 8 saurel 46 bestraddle 4 Insect 21 grIstle most surely start to th10k In . 12 temporary 48 eXCited ') SovIet 22 chop e a c h 0 f the followmg four terms of a slam If hiS hand gift hands" 49 gram hero 23 thus consisted of 13 fmlsh 50 Norse god b one tIme 24 past 1 .AKQJ63 .Q72 .J5 .83 14 AmerIcan 51 ascend 7 lyriC 25 weight 2 .QJ9762 .K .A95 ",A72 Inventor 52 goddess of poem 26 -- 3 .KQ9653 .7 .Q963 3 Four clubs The jump to 15 example harvest 8 cobbler Dalley .KJ three spades was based on the 17 verbal 53 mOIstens 4 .AKJ8742 .93 .62 .A4 9 strIng 27 label assumption of a game in either 18 caress VERTICAL 10 absent 28 Greek 1 Pass North has had two spades or clubs and not on the 19 compete 1 snap 11 erase letter opportunities to raise spades expectatlon of 26 hign - card 20 color 29 Japanese and both times refused to do so POints in the combined hand& agam com There is consequently no good It would be wrong to commit 21 pro and 31 hasten reason to assume that it Will be the contract to three notrump 34 skill easier to make ten tricks in by passing, or to bid tour spades 22 smg 35 baseball spades than nine tricks in no without revealing the club sup qUietly term trump port With only 11 high - card 23 the DevIl 37 throws We have six solid tricks to points and 6-4-2-1 distribution 26 discusses 38 box contrIbute in notrump and it is the best chance for game hes 30 Russlan 39 The Wise not too much to expect partner 10 a suit contract name Men to prOVide three more Further 31 hemand 40 god of love more, the queen ot hearts and 4 Four spades Her e the 41 harvest jack of diamonds may each help spades are not solid for no 32 --Smith 42 conceal to provide a stopper 10 the red trump purposes, as In Hand 33 hold 43 mme 35 com- suits No 1 above and it IS therefore entrance inadVisable to pass We can menced 2 Four clubs North has cer 44 clan probably make four spades even 36 wrath tainly been unenthusiastic to 46 sound If a trump trick must be lost 37 mongrel date, judging from his minimum used to but three notrump might easily 38 fish rebids, but there is still a pos A...... IOlatl.. U mIa.... frIghten fail If the spade SUit could not 41 sped sibility of making a slam It]S (01866, KiDc J'eaturea SJlDd. IDe) 47 quarrel be run immediately true that North would probably ClRDTOQt71P8 make t h r e e notrump it we At notrump, the opponents elected to pass, but we would can probably set up a long SUit FUQLWN FBEROO NEDYWJ be remiss in our obligations it on the opening lead and cash It w did before the spades could be run TIME OUT--Two young 'lklers take a few mmutes away from BERDYG QEG.JQQN RNG FUQL After all, partner has no idea This danger is avoided if spades the slopes to pitch a httJe woo high atop snow-covered and ~.,.tercla.y'8 Cryptoqulp IMPECUNIOUS MAN CANNOT this point that our hand can are trump at beautifUl Cannon Mountam at Francoma, N H i>AY MODEST DUTY (0 1111, XbIc J'eaturu ~ lac) PAGE 10 HQURGLASS FRIDAY II MARCH I 66 GLUB NOTICES CLASSIFIED PROTESTANT JUNIOR CHOIR MEETS TOMOR FOR SALE ROW AT 10 AM AT THE CHAPEL 9' 8" SURF BOARD - $30 CALL 2377. 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RISK DRAMA BLACK AND WHITE THUMBELINA DOLL CALL 61 i TENN is lESSONS--REM i I S BACK AND TEN MOVIES ARE KEYED AS TO THE AUDIENCE WOULD THE PERSON WHO BORROWED THE N!S LESSONS FOR BEGINNERS WILL RESUME FOR WHICH THEY ARE SUITABLE THE SYM YELLOW SWEATER FROM THE OFFICE AT THE NEXT WEEK WOMEN - MONDAY, MARCH 14 - BOLS A, T AND C REPRESENT ADULTS, TEEN YOKWE YUK CLUB PLEASE RETURN SAME 7 TO 8 PM, MEN - TUESDAY, MARCH 15 - AND CHILDREN RESPECTIVELY THE PRE- 7 TO 8 PM SENCE OF ANY OF THE THREE SYMBOLS IN FOUND ------DICATES THAT THE FILM IS CONSIDERED WASHINGTON (UPI)--iT WAS SECRETARY SUITABLE FOR THE AUDIENCE GROUP REPRE TINY BLACK KITTEN CAll 2349 OR OF STATE DEAN RUSK'S HAPPIEST HOUR ON SENTED BY THE SYMBOLS CLAIM AT QTRS 418-A CAPITOL HILL THERE WASN'T A HAWK OR A DOVE IN THE BIG HOUSE CAUCUS ROOM MATINEE: 1 PM IVEY HALL SAT, MARCH PAIR PRESCRIPTION GLASSES - FLOWERED VIET NAM WASN'T MENTIONED 12 AND SUN, MARCH 13 - HUCKLEBERRY CASE WITH GOLD EDGE - AT POST OFFICE RUSK ANSWERED THE ~F~R~~~~~~F ______~ ______F_I_N_N ______A_T_C-1 SEE POSTMASTER TO CLAIM QUESTIONS FROM IN QUIRING CONGRESSMEN OCCUPATIONAL HAZARD YESTERDAY, ALL ABOI,J , SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON (UPI)--THE PLANS TO ERECT A STOMACHS OF U.S. ASTRONAUTS HAVE PROVEN SUITABLE MEMORIAL QUITE H~RDY IN SPACE, BUT EARTH'S OWN TO PRESiDENT WOODR OCEANS ARE SOMeTHING ELSE TO COPE WITH WILSON MORE THAN ONE SPACE PILOT HAS COME RUSK SAID HE FAV TO A WATERY LANDING, ONLY TO FIND HIS ORED CREATION INNARDS SUDDENLY VICTIMIZED BY ONE OF INTERNATIONAL CENTE THE MOST ANCIENT -- AND, ACCORDING TO wHERE FOREIGN SCHO THOSE WHO KNOW, ONE OF THE MOST MISER LARS, DIPLOMATS AND ABLE -- OF AILMENTS. SEASICKNESS OTHERS WITH SIMILAR THE DIFFICULTY IS THAT THE BELL-SHAP- INTEREST MIGHT GA EO GEMINI CAPSULES, WHILE QUITE SPACE- THER TO STUDY, TALK WORTHY, HAVE THE FLOATING CHARACTERIS- AND EXCHANGE IDEAS. TICS OF A CORK GEMINI 8 COMMAND PILOT NEIL ARMSTRONG GRIEF CAN TAKE WAS PHILOSOPHICAL ABOUT IT ALL IIWHEN CARE OF ITSELF, BUT THE WAVES GET OVER FIVE FEET," HE SAID TO GET THE FULL VA RECENTLY, "WE HAVEN'T FOUND ANYBODY LUE OF A JOY YOU YET WHO HAD A STOMACH THAT COULD SUR MUST HAVE SOMEBODY VIVE IT" IT IS WORTH MENTIONING THAT TO DIVIDE IT WITH ~~~y v~f\\t JJt$t t" THE SPACE AGENCY STILL IS WORKING ON A CALHOUN CALVET RUSSElL CHANEY umm _ ~lIXlNIIl ftClNlccutt TKMI"4 MARK TWAIN SYSTEM TO BRING U.S. ORBITAL SHIPS BACK TO LANDINGS -- N LAND