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COOPERATION REQUESTED VIET CONG SNIPERS USK REAFFIRMS STAN D ON BLACKOUT OPERATIONS ON RED CH INA IN U. N. IN ORDER TO MEET THE TEST REQUIRE­ HARRASS RESCUERS WASH INGTON, Nov II (UPI )--SECRETARY MENTS OF VARIOUS OPERATIONS, AN ISLAND OF STORM VICTIMS OF STATE DEAN RUSK SAID TODAY THE BLACKOUT IS REQUIRED TO OBTAIN OPTICAL Dl NANG, SOUTH VIET NAM, Nov.1 I, (UPO NITED NATIONS IS NOT A REFORM SCHOOL DATA THE START OF THE ACTUAL BLACK- --COMMUNIST GUERRILLAS PUT BULLET HOLES AND ADMITTING COMMUNIST CHINA TO MEMBE OUT IS SIGNALED BY TURNING OFF THE RO- THROUGH TWO AMERICAN MERCY HELICOPTERS SHIP WOULD NOT BE LIKELY TO CAUSE PE- TATING BEACON, AND THE NORMAL DURATION TODAY AND FIRED ON DOZENS OF OTHERS AS KING TO ABANDON ITS "MILITANT DOCTRINE" OF A BLACKOUT IS 45 MINUTES U.S. PILOTS RISKED THEIR LIVES TO RE­ AND ACTIONS (CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR) LIEVE ONE MILLION VICTIMS OF THE WORST THE SECRETARY REJECTED SUGGESTIONS STORM DISASTER IN SOUTH VIET NAM'S HIS­ PUT FORWARD FROM TIME TO TIME IN INDIA MOSCOW, PEKING SET TORY AND SOME U.S. ALLIES IN EUROPE THAT THE TWO MARINE CORPS HELICOPTERS FROM GRANTING THE CHINESE COMMUNISTS MEMBER­ FULL PEACE PARLEY THIS BASE GOT HOME WITH LOADS OF VIET- SHIP IN THE WORLD ORGANIZATION WOULD MOSCOW, Nov II (UPI)--CHINESE COM- NAMESE REFUGEES DESPITE THE BULLETS MAKE THEM EASIER TO DEAL WITH. MUNIST PREMIER CHOU EN-LA' AND KREMLIN WHICH FAILED TO DOWN THEIR AIRCRAFT RUSK REAFFIRMED UoS. OPPOSITION TO LEADER LEONID I BREZHNEV HAVE AGREED FARTHER SOUTH, THE COMMANDER OF A RED CHINA'S ADMISSION AS THE UNITED TO HOLD SINO-SOVIET PEACE TALKS IN PE- U.S. ARMY AVIATION BATALLION SAID "WE TATES PREPARED FOR ANOTHER BATTLE ON KING EARLY NEXT YEAR, RELIABLE COMMUN- ARE BEING SHOT AT MORE THAN 50 PERCENT THE QUESTION IN THE U.N. ASSEMBLY, 1ST SOURCES SAID TODAY OF THE TIME BY THE V Co (VIET CONG) " WHICH IS EXPECTED TO OPEN NEXT MONTH CHOU AND BREZHNEV WANT THE TALKS TO AN ESTIMATED 1,200 PERSONS WERE RE- HIS REMARKS WERE MADE IN A TELEVISION FIND A WAY FOR Moscow AND PEKING TO PORTED DROWNED IN ONLY TWO OF THIS SHOW ENTITLED "THE UNITED STATES AND BLANKET THEIR BITTER PUBLIC QUARREL COUNTRY'S NORTHERN PROVINCES ESTIMA~S THE Two CHINAS !I AND RESTORE SURFACE UNITY AT LEAST TO OF HOMELESS IN ONLY FOUR PROVINCES IN ANSWER TO QUESTIONS, RUSK MADE THE RUPTURED COMMUNIST WORLD, THE RANGED FROM 850,000 TO 1,200,000 MIL- TWO OTHER PRINCIPAL POINTS SOURCES SAID LION --"THERE IS TROUBLE AHEAD" BETWEEN ACCORDING TO THE SOURCES, THE SO­ THERE WERE NO REPORTS AT ALL FROM COMMUNIST CHINA AND THE UNITED STATES VIETS ALSO HAVE AGREED TO POSTPONE UN­ SOME PROVINCES, WHERE RADIO, ROAD, If THE PEKING GOVERNMENT DOES NOT TIL LATE JANUARY OR FEBRUARY A Moscow RAILWAY, AIR, RIVER AND SEA COMMUNICA­ CEASE ITS EFFORTS TO SUBVERT THE NATIO~ MEETING OF 26 PARTIES TO PLAN A FULL TIONS WERE ALL PUT OUT OF COMMISSION F SOUTHEAST ASIA AND DROP ITS DEMAND WORLD COMMUNIST CONFERENCE FOR 1965 (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) FOR POSSESSION Of NATIONALIST-HELD FOR- THE CHINESE HAD ARGUED AGAINST HOLD­ OSA ING THE WORLD CONFERENCE OR ITS PRE- NEW BRITISH BUDGET llWE HAVE MADE IT VERY CLEAR THAT WE PARATORY MEETING ORIGINALLY SCHEDULED ARE NOT GOING TO PULL AWAY AND LEAVE FOR DECEMBER 15 THE RUSSIANS HAD INCLUDES TAX HIKE SOUTHEAST ASIA TO BE OVERRUN BY THESE CALLED THE MEETINGS TO STAGf A SHOW­ LONDON, Nov. ! 1 (UPI)--BRITAIN'S NEW PEOPLE FROM THE NORTH IJ DOWN IN THE SINO-SOVIET CONFLICT LABOR GOVERNMENT I NTRODUCED A I' SOC: AL (CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO) (CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR) JUSTICE" BUDGET TODAY GIVING MORE BEN­ EFITS TO WIDOWS AND THE JOBLESS--AND DILLON REPORTS EXCISE TAX CUT STIFFLY BOOSTING INCOME TAXES TO PAY FOR THEM MIGHT REACH 4 BILLION DOLLARS CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER JAMES JOHNSON CITY, TEX , Nov II (UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON WILL ASK CONGRESS NEXT CALLAGHAN SAID THE STANDARD RATE OF YEAR TO REPEAL FEDERAL EXCISE TAXES ON RETAIL SALES OF COSMETICS, JEWELRY, LUG­ INCOME TAX WOULD GO UP BY SIXPENCE IN GAGE, FURS AND HANDBAGS, TREASURY SECRETARY DOUGLAS DILLON ANNOUNCED TODAY. THE POUND, AN INCREASE FROM 38 5 PER­ DILLON DISCLOSED THIS AFTER MEETING WITH JOHNSON FOR ABOUT FIVE HOURS AT THE CENT TO ROUGHLY 41 PERCENT PRESIDENT'S LBJ RANCH NEAR JOHNSON CITY. HE SAID ELIMINATION OF THESE RETAIL IT WAS THE FIRST INCREASE IN THE LEVIES WILL BE ONLY A $550 MILLION PART OF AN ADMINISTRATION PROPOSAL FOR EX­ STANDARD RATE OF BRITISH INCOME TAX CISE TAX REDUCTIONS IN 1965. SINCE THE LAST LABOR GOVERNMENT LEFT DILLON SAID THE OVERALL CUTS THAT WILL BE SUBMITTED TO CONGRESS -- ALSO IN- OFFICE IN 1951 VOLVING EXCISE TAXES SUCH AS THOSE ON MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS -- MAY COME TO A CALLAGHAN SAID THE HIGHER INCOME TAX­ MAXIMUM OF $4 BILLION HE ADDED HE DOES ES, WHICH IIFALL ON THE SHOULDERS OF NOT EXPECT THE TOTAL TO BE THAT HIGH U.S.S. SEA DRAGON THOSE WHO CAN BEST BEAR THEM," WOULD GO DILLON ALSO SAID HE AND THE PRESIDENT INTO EFFECT NEXT APRIL 6 AGREED THAT "THE MINIMUM WE SHOULD DO" DOCKED AT SASEBO ANOTHER STIFF TAX EFFECTIVE IMMEDI­ WAS TO REQUEST REPEAL Of THE FOUR BASIC SASEBO, JAPAN, Nov II (UPI )--THE ATELY WAS A SIXPENCE (SEVEN CENTS) IN- CONSUMER TAXES THESE, AS A GENERAL U.S.S. SEA DRAGON, THE FIRST NUCLEAR­ CREASl IN GASOLINE TAXES GAS PRICES MATTER, ARE 10 PERCENT LEVIES -- MOST POWERED SUBMARINE TO VISIT JAPAN, HlRE NOW STAND AT FIVE SHILLINGS PER OF WHICH HAVE BEEN IN EFFECT SINCE WOR­ DOCKED TODAY AMID THE JEERS OF LEFT­ GALLON--AND TAXES ACCOUNT FOR MORE THAN LD WAR I I -- ON THE ITEMS LISTED ABOVE IST-LED DEMONSTRATORS IhALf THE PR I CE THE EARLIEST THAT REPEAL WOULD TAKE THOUSANDS OF JAPANESE POLICE RINGED UNEXPECTEDLY, CALLAGHAN INTRODUCED NO EFFECT, DILLON SAID, WOULD BE JULY I THIS U S. NAVAL BASE AS THE SEA DRA­ IMMEDIATE NEW CAPITAL GAINS TAXES, BUT HE SAID THIS WAS SO THAT THERE WOULD BE GON, ESCORTED BY JAPANESE PATROL SHIPS HE SAID THEY 'OULD COME NEXT APRIL IN NO INFLATIONARY BURDEN ADDED TO THE AND HELICOPTERS, PULLED UP AT ITS THE GOVERNMENT'S USUAL BUDGET ECONOMIC IMPACT OF A SECOND-STAGE IN­ BERTH THE PATROL SHIPS PREVENTED THE (CONI I NIIEO ON PAGE [GIIR) COME TAX CUT. THE INCOME TAX CUT WILL DEMONSTPATORS FROM BLOCKING THE SUB­ BECOME EFFECTIVE AT THE BEGINNING OF MARINEtS ROUTE WITH FISHING BOATS ALL THE KING'S HORSES 1965 UNDER THE LAW ENACTED BY CONGRESS THE ARRIVAL OF THE SUBMARINE WAS AND ALL THE KING'S MEN THIS YEAR TELEVISED LIVE THROUGHOUT JAPAN, THE WASHINGTON, Nov I I, (UPI )--A GROUP DILLION SAID EXCISES WOULD BE REPEAL­ ONLY NATION IN THE WORLD TO SUFFER AN OF LIBERAL HOUSE REPUBLICANS TODAY ED BOTH BECAUSE OF THEIR NATURE AND FOR ATOMIC ATTACK CLAIMED NEW SUPPORT IN A DRIVE TO "RE­ II THE ECONOM I C 51 IMIII!J5 11 WOII! 0 PROV I DE ABOUT 500 DEMONSTRATORS WERE ON HAND SHAPE THE BATTERED PARTY ALONG MORE OFfiCIAL BULLETIN SEVERAL HOURS BEFORE THE EXPECTED AR­ MODERATE LINES DUTY OFFICER FOR KWAJALEIN TEST SITE RivAL OF THE SEA DRAGON. THEIR NUMBER THERE WERE ALSO NEW DEMANDS FOR THE DATE NAME HOME PHONE WAS EXPECTED TO SWELL TO 12,000 BY OUSTER OF NATIONAL CHAIRMAN DEAN BURCH, I I Nov 64 CAPT J.J. OSBORN 2371 THE TIME THe DEMONSTRATIONS GET FULLY THE HAND-PICKED CHOICE OF BARRY GOLD­ 12 Nov 64 MAJ M.R. THAYER 628 UNDERWAY WATER 13 Nov 64 LT COL R.W. ZINN 746 ------IN ANOTHER DEVELOPMENT TODAY, REP 14 Nov 64* MAJ R.W. SPECKLER 2240 LA PAZ, Nov Ii (UPI)--MILITARY JUN- MELVIN E LAIRD (REP-WISC) URGED CREA­ 15 Nov 64* LT COL W.W. CRUM 604 TA LEADER GENERAL RENE BARRIENTOS t TION OF A BROAD-BASED, TEMPORARY AGENCY 16 Nov 64 MAJ R.W. SPECKLER 2240 SAID TODAY THE UNITED STATES DECIS­ OUTSIDE THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO CHAAT '7 Nov 64 C.W.O. J.D. KEELING 644 ION TO HOLD UP MAJOR AID PROGRAMS 10 A FRESH COURSE FOR THE PARTY LAIRD *INDICATES WEEKENDS AND/OR HOLIDAYS BOLIViA WAS ONLY "TRANSITORY" BOLIV­ HEADED THE COMMITTEE WHICH DRAFTED THE DUTY OFFICER IS THE KWAJALEIN TEST SITE IA HAS ACCEPTED U.S. AID WITH DIGNITY 1964 PLATFORM, TAILORED TO GOLDWATER'S COMMANDING OFFICER'S REPRESENTATIVE IN THE PAST, AND, WITH PATRIOTISM, VIEWS THE MEMBERS WHO MET TODAY ARE A DURING OTHER THAN NORMAL DUTY HOURS WILL SUPPORT ALL PRIVATiONS IN THE MODERATE-TO-LIBERAL BLOC. FUTURE HE SAID I

HOI IRr,1 A S.C\ WEf"lNESnaY Ii NOVEMBER Iq64 PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE .. COMMANDING OfFICER KWAJALEIN TEST SITE JENKINS RELEASED FRANCE SEEN AS VITAL MARSHALL ISLANDS, CONTRACT DA-010021 WASHINGTON, Nov I I (UPI)--FoRMER TO STRENGTH OF NArO • AMC-90004 (Y) (NI 2 3-(67156) 35133A PRESIDENTIAL AIDE WALTER W JENKINS LONDON, Nov. i I (UPI)--ALLIED DIPLO­ PMR WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATES. HAS BEEN DISCHARGED FROM GEORGE WASH­ MATS WARNED TODAY NATO WOULD BE UNLIKE­ tHE HOURGLAS~ IS PUBLISHED DAILY INGTON HOSPITAL HERE WHERE HE WAS AD­ LY TO SURVIVE AS A ViABLE DEFENSE MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE MITTED OCTOBER 14 SUFFERING FROM NER- ALIGNMENT IF FRANCE LEFT THE ORGANIZA- FOR NOTICES IS 4 P~ DAY BEFORE PUBLI­ VOUS EXHAUSTION AND FATIGUE TION A NEW ARRANGEMENT MIGHT HAVE TO CATION AND DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS JENKINS RESIGNED HIS JOB AS TOP AIDE BE SET UP, 8ASED ON A DIFFICULT CON­ 10 AM DAY OF PUB~ICAT!ON TO PRESIDENT JOHNSON THE SAME DAY AFTER CEPT THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT PUBLIC DISCLOSURE OF HIS ARREST ON MOR­ BRITISH ESTIMATES SUGGESTED IT WOULD TO EDIT COPY RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION ALS CHARGES THE PREVIOUS WEEK COST SOME $300 MILLION TO RE-ROUTl A SPOKESMAN AT THE JENKINS HOME TOLD NATO's VITAL LINES OF COMMUNICATION UPI THAT JENKINS WAS "DOING WELL AND AND SUPPLY NOW RUNNING THROUGH FRANCE EDITOR. NEIL PHELPS-MuNSON RESTING. HE HASN'T MADE ANY PLANS YETr~ ANY ALTERNATIVE ARRANGEMENTS FOR COM­ MUNICATIONS, BASES AND SUPPLY LINES IN FIRE AT ELMENDORF AFB WESTERN EUROPE WERE HELD UNLIKELY TO ANCHORAGE, Nov I I (UPI)--THE BLOCK- OFFER AN ADEQUATE REPLACEMENT FOR THE TA IWAN GOVERNOR LONG THREE-STORY BU I LD I NG HOUS I NG THE PRESENT FACILITIES CENTERED ON FRANCE REAFFIRMS GOAL HEADQUARTERS OF THE ALASKAN AIR COMMAND lilT COULD BE DONE IN PRINCIPLE, BUT SEATTLE, Nov I I (UPI)--THE GOVERNOR ON ELMENDORF AFB CAUGHT FIRE AND BURN­ NATO WITHOUT FRANCE WOULD BE A VERY OF TAIWAN SAID TODAY THAT THE DETONATION ED OUT OF CONTROL YESTERDAY DIFFERENT DEFENSE PROPOSITION INVOLV­ OF AN ATOMIC BOMB BY RED CHINA HASN'T FOUR-HUNDRED PERSONS WERE EVACUATED ING SERIOUS PROBLEMS OF STRATEGY THAT ALTERED FREE CHINA'S GOAL OF DRIVING FROM OFFICES IN THE BUILDING THERE COULD NECESSITATE RECOURSE TO THE DAN­ THE COMMUNISTS FRO~ THE MAINLAND WERE NO REPORTS OF INJURIES OR DEATHS GEROUS CONCEPT OF MASSIVE NUCLEAR RE­ Gov CHIEH HUANG SAID, "RECLAIMING OF FIRE DEPARTMENTS FROM ELMENDORF, TALIATION," ONE DIPLO~AT:C INFORMANT MAINLAND CHINA ALWAYS IS OUR MISSION" NEARBY FORT RICHARDSON, ANCHORAGE AND SA I 0 HE SAID THAT CHINESE COMMUNIST NU- SPENARD FOUGHT THE BLAZE IN BELOW FRE~ NATO's VITAL LINES OF COMMUNICATION CLEAR WEAPONS WILL OFFER A GRAVE THREAT ING WEATHER AND FUEL PIPE LINES RUN THROUGH FRANCE, TO THE FREE WORLD AND TO OTHER SOUTH- THE CAUSE OF THE FIRE WAS NOT IMMED- WHICH ALSO OFFERS VITAL AIR BASES FOR EAST ASIA NATIONS lATELY DETERMINED, BUT WITNESSES SAID NATO PLANES AND SUPPLY DEPOTS T~E CHINESE GOVERNOR IS ON AN AMERICAN FLAMES APPEARED AT BOTH ENDS OF THE TOUR SPONSORED B~ THE STATE DEPARTMENT ROOF AT ABOUT THE SAME TIME, LEADING RED CH I NA (CONTIN~!~EF~~:) H~ IS OBSERVING FORESTRY, IRRIGAT ION OFFICIALS TO SPECULATE THE FIRE MIGHT --THE UNITED STATES HAS DETECTED VERY AND RECLA~ATION AND HYDROELECTRIC FA- HAVE STARTED IN THE VENTILATION SYSTEM LITTLE INTEREST ON THE PART OF RED CHI~ CILITIES HE WILL LEAVE SEATTLE TOMOR- OFFICIALS 5AiD THERE WAS LITTLE DAN- IN DISARMAMENT AND, THEREFORE, SEES NO ROW FOR BOISE, iDAHO GER THE FIRES WOULD SPREAD, SINCE THERE MERIT AT THIS TIME IN PEKING'S PROPO- WERE NO OTHER BUiLDINGS NEARBY SAL FOR A GLOBAL MEETING TO DISCUSS BRITISH MAY RETRENCH THE ABOLITION OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS ANY ON ROCKETRY PROGRAM MONITOR URGES CAUTION EFFECTIVE WORLD-WIDE DISARMAMENT PRO­ LONDON, Nov II (UPI)--THE LABOR BOSTON, Nov II (UPI)--THE CHRISTIAN "WOULD NECESSARILY HAVE TO INCLUDE GOVERNMENT, ALREADY RE-EXAMINING THE SCIENCE MONITOR SAID TODAY THAT PRESI- Mb.INLAND CHINA" BUT THERE IS NO EVI­ ANGLO-FRENCH CONCORDE SUPERSONIC AIR- DENT JOHNSON, IN CONSIDERING A PLAN DENCE THAT PEKING IS INTERESTED IN ANY LINER PROJECT, TODAY TURNED ITS ATTEN- TO ATTACK NORTH VIET NAM, BFACES A DE­ rI IMMEDIATE STEPS THAT WOULD SEEM TO TION TO BRITISH ROCKETRY AND SPACE RE- CISION THAT CARRIES THE FUTURE OF OPEN UP PROSPECTS FOR SERIOUS TALKS If

SEARCH. WHOLE CONTINENTS WITH IT If WHEN ASKED ABOUT ARGUMENTS THAT COM­ DEFENSE MINISTER DENIS HEALEY NAMED "THERE IS NOT MUCH TltvlE LEFT TO POST- MUNIST CHINA WOULD BE EASIER TO HANDLE TWO TOP SCIE~TISTS TO HEAD A NEW SPACE PONE BUT HE MAY DECIDE TO DO THAT,rI THE AND M0 R ELI KELY TOM 0 0 I FYI T S "H AR D LIN E' COMMITTEE AND ORDERED THEM TO REPORT NEWSPAPER SAID IN AN EDITORIAL riA IF ADMITTED TO THE UN, RUSK SAID. WITHIN THREE MONTH ON "BRITISH DEFENSE STARTLING IMPROVEMENT IN THE POLITICAL "I AM VERY DOUBTFUL ABOUT THA TIN INTERESTS IN SPACE," CIVIL SPACE RE- SITUATION COULD CHANGE THE TERMS OF THE FIRST PLACE, THE UNITED NATIONS IS SEARCH HERE AND ABROAD, AND TO MAKE DECISION, BUT HE WOULD HAVE TO WORK NOT A REFORM SCHOOL IT IS AN ORGANIZ- RECOMMENDATIONS ON FUTURE RESEARCH AND ON THAT JUST AS HARD AS ON THE MILITARY ATION OF THOSE STATES THAT ARE PREPAR­ DEVELOPMENT PLANS, AND THE SANDS IN SOUTH VIET NAM ED TO COMMIT THEMSELVES TO THE PRINCI­ THE COMMITTEE WAS HEADED BY AUSTRIAN ARE RUNNING OUT PLES OF THE CHARTER PEIPING HIS CON­ BORN MATHEMATICIAN PROF HERMANN BONDI "THIS IS THE MOMENT TO THINK THE DE- SISTENTLY ANNOUNCED TO THE WORLD A MIL­ AND SIR ROBERT COCKBURN, HEAD OF THE llSION THROUGH iT NEEDS ALL THE JUDG- ITANT DOCTRINE OF ANOTHER SORT" ROYAL AIRCRAFT ESTABLISHMENT. MENT THAT A PRESIDENT AND PEOPLE CAN RED CHINA, IN THE CONTACTS THE UNIT­ THE MAJOR PROGRAM UNDER WAY WAS OR­ PROVIDE, AND OTHER PEOPLES, TOO" ED STAlES HAS WITH IT THROUGH THE AM­ DERED BY THE PREVIOUS CONSERVATIVE BASSADORS OF THE TWO COUNTRIES IN PO­ GOVERNMENT ONLY A MONTH BEFORE IT WAS AIR FARE HIKE UNLIKELY LAND, HAS ALWAYS INSISTED THAT A fiRST TURNED OUT OF OFFICE IT WAS TO CON­ ATHENS, Nov II (UPI)--DESPITE IN­ STEP IN ANY IMPROVEMENT OF RELATIONS VERT THE BLACK KNIGHT EXPERIMENTAL CREASING AIRLINE COSTS IT IS UNLIKELY MUST INVOLVE THE U.S. ABANDONING ITS ROCKET INTO A LAUNCH VEHICLE FOR BRI­ THERE WILL BE ANY SIGNIFICANT RISE IN SUPPORT OF THE NATIONALIST GOVERNMENT TAIN'S OWN SPACE PROGRAM FARES NEXT YEAR, SOURCES SAID TODAY AT OF CHIANG KAI-SHEK ON FORMOSA, PERMIT­ BRITAIN'S TWO EXPERIMENTAL SPACE THE INTERNATIONAL AVIATION TRANSPORT TING PEKING TO OCCUpy THAT ISLAND AND SATELLITES SO FAR WERE HURLED ALOFT BY ASSOCIATION (lATA) MEETING ITS II MILLION PEOPLE. U.S. ROCKETRY BUT THE THIRD, UK3, DELEGATES REPRESENTING THE WORLD'S TO MEASURE EMISSION OF RADIO NOISE COMMERCIAL AIRLINES ARE WORKING ON THE NO NEW RECORD AT POLLS FROM GALACTIC SOURCES, WAS SCHEDULED FINAL PASSENGER FARES TO BECOME EFFECT- WASHINGTON, Nov. II (UPI)--A RECORD TO BE CARRIED INTO ORBIT SOMETIME IN IVE IN APRIL 1965. THE SESSION IS EX- NUMBER OF AMERICANS CAST BALLOTS IN THE 1966 ABOARD BLACK KNIGHT IN THE FIRST PECTED TO END BEFORE THE WEEKEND 1964 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, BUT THE P ALL-BRITISH SPACE EFFORT. lATA DELEGATES ELECTED OFFICERS, ALL PERCENTAGE OF THE TURNOUT FELL BELOW BLACK KNIGHT IS THE STAR OF BRITAI~S SENIOR EXECUTIVES OF THEIR VARIOUS AIR- BOTH THE FORECASTS AND THE PREVIOUS ROCKETRY PROGRAM. FIRED 17 TIMES WITH LINES HIGH. OUT FAILURE, IT WAS ORIGINALLY DEVEL- ON THE BASIS OF NEARLY COMPLETE RE- OPED MERELY AS A RESEARCH VEHICLE TO STEEL CONTRACT TALKS TO OPEN TURNS FROM THE 50 STATES AND THE Dls- OBTAIN RE-ENTRY DATA FOR THE BLUE PITTSBURGH, Nov. I I (UPI)--THE INTER- TRICT OF COLUMBIA 69,007,217 PERSONS STREAK GUIDED MISSILE PROGRAM. BLUE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE BOARD OF THE 1,200, VOTED FOR EITHER PRESIDENT JOHNSON OR STREAK WAS ABANDONED BY THE CONSERVA- OOO-MEMBER UNITED STEELWORKERS TOOK SEN. BARRY M. GOLDWATER IN THE Nov. 3 TIVE GOVERNMENT ON THE GROUNDS IT WAS THE FIRST STEP TODAY TOWARD THE REOPEN- ELECTION TOO EXPENSIVE ING OF WAGE CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS WITH THAT FIGURE, WHICH WILL BE ENLARGED THE STEEL INDUSTRY. BY OFFICIAL CANVASS RETURNS AND THE AD- MODERN ECONOMIC PLANNING THE BOARD ANNOUNCED IT WOULD SUMMON DITION OF MINOR PARTY VOTES, BROKE THE BEATRICE, NEBRASKA, Nov. II (UPI)-­ THE UNION'S 770-MEMBER WAGE POLICY COM- PREVIOUS RECORD TURNOUT OF 68,838,979 HERE'S A NOTE ON EFFICIENCY· MITTEE TO A MEETING NEXT MONTH TO START IN 1960. A REPORT PREPARED BY THE CITY COUN­ THE BALL ROLLING ON NEW CONTRACT TALKS HOWEVER, THE ADDITIONAL VOTES THAT CIL'S PROPERTY COMMITTEE SAID CITY EXACT TIME AND PLACE OF THAT MEETING WILL BE REPORTED ARE NOT LIKELY TO PUSH PARK EMPLOYES CUT FIRE WOOD WITH HAND WILL BE ANNOUNCED LATER, BUT THE BOARD THE VOTING PERCENTAGE OVER THE RECORO SAWS BECAUSE IF THEY USED CHAIN SAWS SAID IT WOULD BE HELD ABOUT DECEMBER I. SET FOUR YEARS AGO. IN THE 1960 ELEC­ "THEY WOULD GET DONE TOO FAST AND TION, 63.1 PERCENT OF THE AMERICANS OF WOULDN'T HAVE ANYTHING LEFT TO DO THE COUNTDOWN. FORTY-THREE DAYS UNTIL VOTING AGE WENT TO THE POLLS. THIS REST OF THE WINTER." CHRISTMAS SHOP AND MAIL EARLY YEAR, 60.6 PERCENT OF 113 9 MILLION ELIGIBLE AMERICANS TURNED OUT FOR THE G.OI nIJAT.R-.JOl-lfl.l<:;Ofl.l RArE GE 3 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY II NOVEMBER 1964 EOirORtAL: IVETERAN'S ! DAY HONORS FREEDOM DEFENDERS I "IN FLANDERS FIELD THE POPPIES GROW, BETWEEN THE CROSSES ROW ON ROW « THESE LINES WERE WRITTEN TO COMMEMORATE ARMISTICE DAY -- A NATIONAL OBSERVANC WHICH IS NOW CALLED VETERAN'S DAY AND IS OBSERVED Nov. II. ORIGINALLY, IT WAS PROCLAIMED A HOLIDAY TO CELEBRATE THE END OF WORLD WAR I rAND TO PAY HOMAGE TO THE MEN WHO FOUGHT AND DIED DURING ITS BATTLES. ! SINCE 1918, WORLD WAR If, THE KOREAN CONFLiCT AND THE FIGHTING IN VIET NAM ,HAVE ADDED CROSSES TO THE NATION'S CEMETERIES AND BROUGHT MOURNING AND SADNESS TO MANY MORE HOMES SO THE NAME OF THE HOLIDAY WAS CHANGED TO ENCOMPASS ALL U.S. VETERANS OF ALL WARS AND CONFLICTS. I No MATTER WHAT THE HOLIDAY IS CALLED, ITS PURPOSE REMAINS THE SAME -- TO RE­ IMINO THE CITIZENS or THE UNITED STATES THAT THEIR MILITARY MEN AND WOMEN STI LL HALLOWEEN INVARIABLY PRODUCES MANY ~SERVE. Ir THEY DIDN'T, THE WORLD MIGHT NOT BE FREE, AND WE WOULD NOT HAVE THE STRANGE SIGHTS AMONG THE STRANGEST AT IFREEDOMS WHICH HAVE BECOME COMMONPLACE IN OUR SOCIETY. THE TEEN CLUB DANCE, WERE, FROM LEFT, I IN TODAY'S STRIFE-TORN WORLD WITH ITS BITTER COLD WAR, MEN STILL SERVE TOM SMITH, JAN GIBBS, JEANNIE COPES AND ISTILL STAND GUARD OVER THE PEACE, THE FREEDOMS, THE AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE EACH SCOTT SHELHORSE. --PHOTO-UOHN STAVOLE lONE WILL BECOME ONE or THE VETERANS ~------~------4 [WHOM WE WILL HONOR ON rUTURE ANNIVER- SARIES or THIS DATE. NOT ALL OF THEM III BE WITH US TO COMMEMORATE THE DAY Around TOWN • • • LET US PAUSE THEN, THIS DAY, TO RE­ MEMBER AND RESPECT THOSE WHO HAVE GONE EFORE, AND THOSE WHO SHALL YET DIE IN NEW ZIP-APO CODE SYSTEM SENIOR GIRL SCOUTS DEFENSE or FREEDOM LET US, IN THAT TO APO ADDRESSES TOUR HOSPITAL PAUSE, REDEDICATE OURSELVES TO THEIR ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE OF THE ADOPTION UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF MRS MARIANNE CAUSE. OF THE ZIP CODE SYSTEM FOR ADDRESSING GJERTSON, THE SENIOR GIRL SCOUT TROOP +------~MAIL TO APOs EFFECTIVE I JANUARY 1965 TOURED THE KWAJALEIN HOSPITAL YESTERDAY VETE~

THE RUSSIANS ALSO HAVE AGREED TO i NAM "WOULD BE UNTHINKABLE" "No ONE," CALLAGHAN SAID, "COULD I DISCUSS GIVING COMMUNIST CHINA THE "WE BELIEVE THERE IS BUT ONE ANSWER DENY THAT THE GOVERNMENT INHERITED A ECONOMIC AID IT VITALLY NEEDS FOR AMERICANS IN THAT UGLY LITTLE WAR DIFFICULT AND DISAGREEABLE ECONOMIC : THE SOVIET UNION EARNED DEEP CHI- IN VIET NAM, AND THAT is VICTORY--A SITUATION THAT IS NOT OF OUR MAKING

'I' NESE HOSTILITY BY CUTTING OFF MOST VICTORY WHICH WILL STEM THe TIDE OF RE( AND FOR WHICH FULL RESPONSIBILITY LIES OF ITS AID WHEN THE TWO NATIONS SPLIT AGRESSION NOT ONLY IN VIET NAM, BUT ON THE BENCHES OPPOSITE (THE CONSERVA­ OVER PEKING'S DRIVE FOR A TOUGHER IN ALL OF SOUTHEAST ASIA,I! JOHNSON SAle T I VES) " ANTI-WESTERN POLICY AND OVER PEKING'S HE SAID THE LEGiON "DOES NOT PRESUME AMON G OTHER BUDGET H IGHL IGHTS WERE. CLAIM TO MUCH OF SOVIET ASIA. TO BE A MILITARY STRATEGIST BUT I FEEL --THE GOVERNMENT'S 15 PERCENT TARIFF THE SOURCES SAID THE SOVIET WANTS IT WOULD BE FEASIBLE TO STEP UP ACTI­ SURCHARGE ON IMPORTS, ANNOUNCED TWO ANY RENEWED AID TO COME FROM COMECON, V I TIES I N V lET NAM II WEEKS AGO, WILL NOT APPLY TO AIRPLANES COMMUNIST LUROPE'S VERSION OF WESTERN MORE EFFORTS SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO­ WEIGHING MORE THAN 18,000 POUNDS, SHipe EUROPE'S COMMON MARKET. WARD BLOCKADING COMMUNIST SUPPLY LINES WEIGHING MORE THAN 8,000 TONS, OR BOOKe THIS WAY THE BURDEN WOULD BE CARRIED INTO SOUTH VIET NAM AT THE BORDERS NEWSPAPERS OR PERIODICALS NOT ONLY BY Moscow BUT ALSO BY SUCH AND AT SEA, HE SAID HE ACKNOWLEDGED --THE GOVERNMENT WILL ASK FOR PARLIA- NATIONS AS POLAND WHICH HAVE BEEN PRES- THIS WOULD MEAN A SIZABLE INCREASE IN MENTARY APPROVAL TO KEEP THE SURCHARGE SING Moscow TO HALT ITS PUBLIC FEUDING MEN AND MATERIEL I N FORCE UNT I L Nov 30, 1965, AND RE­ WITH COMMUNIST CHINA "I FEEL THAT THE ADMINISTRATION HAS NEW IT FOR ANOTHER YEAR AFTER THAT IF THE SOURCES SAID THE OUSTER OF NIKrrA NOT MADE A PROPER DETERMINATION IN NECESSARY, BUT THE SURCHARGE AND T~E S. KHRUSHCHEV, PEKING'S BITTEREST FOE, THE CASE OF VIET NAM AND THAT IT HAS TRADE SITUATION WILL BE "REVIEWED NEXT OPENED THE DOOR FOR THE CHou-BREZHNEV NOT CLEARLY ENUNCIATED ITS BASIC DE­ SPRING, AND THE GOVERNMENT WILL ASK PEACE TALKS, BUT THEY SAID THE KREMLIN CISIONS," JOHNSON SAID FOR APPROVAL TO REDUCE THE SURCHARGE HAS ACTED CHIEFLY OUT OF A DESIRE TO BEFORE NEXT NOVEMBER TONE DOWN ONE SIDE OF ITS TWO FRONT INTRODUCES NEW SYSTEM --OLD AGE AND UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS POLITICAL BATTLE--WITH CHINA AND THE ~OR ECONOMIC ANALYSIS AND WIDOWS' PENSIONS WILL GO UP ABOUT WEST WASHINGTON, Nov I I (UPI)--COMMERCE 15 TO 20 PERCENT. SINGLE PERSONS DRAW­ SECRETARY LUTHER H HODGES ANNOUNCED ING OLD AGE AND UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS WALLSTREET TODAY TODAY THE INAUGURATION OF A NEW SYSTEM WILL GET FOUR POUNDS PER WEEK, UP 12 STOCK PRICES WERE NARROWLY MIXED IN FOR COMPUTER-AIDED ANALYSIS OF UNITED SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE. MODERATE TRADING DURING THE FIRST HOUR STATES INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION AND CON- --THE TOKEN TWO-SHILLING CHARGES ON TODAY. SUMPTION WHICH HE SAID WAS AN ECONOMIC DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTIONS UNDER THE NA-~ I BETHLEHEM ROSE 1/8 IN AN OTHERWISE LANDMARK OF "IMMENSE IMPORTANCE." TIONAL HEALTH SYSTEM WILL BE ABOLISHED. FRACTIONALLY LOWER STEEL SECTION.GEN­ HODGES SAID THE NEW METHOD, OF WHICH "I MUST USE:.. THE TAXATION SYS1EM TO ERAL MOTORS LOST 3/4 AND AMERICAN Mo­ THE FIR S T S TAT 1ST I CAL REP 0 RTWA S ISSUE 0 ENSURE SOCIAL JUSTICE FOR THOSE WHO TORS AND FORD GAVE UP LESSER FRACTIONS TODAY, WILL BE USEFUL IN MARKET ANA­ STAND IN NEED," CALLAGHAN SAID AS THE CHRYSLER HELD UNCHANGED LYSIS AND MARKET FORECASTING OTHER LABOR MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT CHEERED MAGMA COPPER SL I D I 1/8 AND KENNECarr DATA COULD BE USED TO ESTIMATE THE MOMENTS LATER THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY COPPER GAVE UP 3/4 EFFECTS ON INDUSTRIES OF GOVERNMENT DE- MEMBERS ERUPTED IN JEERS WHEN THE BOEING AND UNITED AIRCRAFT GAINED FENSE EXPENDITURES, OR INDUSTRIAL PUR­ GASOLINE--AND OIL--TAX WAS ANNOUNCED i LARGE FRACT'ON~ CHASES FIRST REACTION TO THE BUDGET IN THE A FIRM INC TRE~D SET IN AROUND THE THE METHOD ALSO COULD BE USED TO "THE CITy"--LONDON'S FINANCIAL COM­ NOON HOUR AN LITTLE PROGRESS WAS MADE MEASURE THE INDUSTRIAL EFFECTS OF AN MUNITY--WAS RELIEF IT HAD BEEN GEARED AFTER THAT BUT PRACTICALLY NO GROUND INCREASE IN U.S. EXoORTS FOR A POSSiBLE "SOAK THE RICH" BUDGET­ WAS LOST OTHER OFFICIALS JAID THE SYSTEM COULD -INCLUDING IMMEDIATE NEW CAPITAL GAINS STEELS WERE A FIRM SPOT WITH MANY 0 F BE USED TO STUDY THE IMPACT OF IMPORTS TAXES AND A "WEALTH" TAX--THAT DID THE SECONDARY SHARES POSTING POINT­ ON VARIOUS INDUSTRIES AN ANALYSIS OF NOT MATERIALIZE SIZED GAINS GENERAL MOTORS GAVE UP A THE EFFECTS OF THE INCREASES IN BRITISH LITTLE GROU~D BUT CHRYSLER MADE GOOD IMPORT SURCHARGES ON U.S. I NDUSTR I ES ARGENTINA IS PREPARED PROGRESS. WOULD BE POSSIBLE TO TRADE WITH RUSSIA 30 INDUSTIRIALS CLOSED AT 8 69 99 THE NEW SYSTEM, WHICH HAS BEEN FIVE BUENOS AIRES, Nov I I (UPI)--THE I YEARS IN PREPARATION, IS KNOWN OFFI - ARGENTINE GOVERNMENT, WHICH A YEAR AGO OFF ° 65 20 RAILS CLOSED AT 213.34 UP ° 23. CIALLY AS INPUT-OUTPUT STUDY AND IS CANCELLED CONTRACTS WITH 13 EUROPEAN 15 UT I L IT I ES CLOSED AT 155 07 UP 0.31. PREPARED BY THE COMMERCE DEPARTMENT'S AND U.S. FIRMS TO DEVELOP OIL RESOUR­ 65 STOCKS CLOSED AT 307 90 UP ° 06 OFFICE OF BUSINESS ECONOMICS CES HERE, TODAY WAS REPORTED READY TO I AT&T 63 1/8 RCA 32 3/8 DAC 29 5/8 IT DIVIDES THE U.S. ECONOMY INTO 86 SIGN AN AGREEMENT WITH THE SOVIET I 0 rODAY'S VQh~~E WAS 3, 790,00CL~HARES INDUSTRIAL GROUPS, CORRESPONDING TO UNION TO IMPORT CRUDE OIL I F A TOTAL Ijlb ISSUES TRADED oq2 WERE THE CENSUS OF MANUFACTURES MADE AT IN­ THE NEWSPAPER LA NACION SAID THAT HIGHER AND 370 LOWER TERVALS OF FIVE YEARS BY THE BUREAU TALKS WITH THE SOVIETS FOR THE PUR­ AMERICAN EXCHANGE VOLUME WAS 1,330, OF CENS~U~S~.~~~~~~~ ___ CHASE OF 400,800 TONS OF CRUDE OIL WERE 000 SHARES ORA T I ON(CONT INUED FROM "PRACTICALLY COMPLETED" IT SAID A BONDS VOLUME AMOUNTED TO $7,080,00u CORP PAGE ONE) SALES PRICE OF $~12.60 PER CUBIC METER NORMALLY MOST OPERATIONS OCCUR EARLY WAS AGREED UPON IN THE EVENING OR VERY EARLY IN THE IN RETURN, ACCORDING TO LA NACION, A E C PROGRESS REPORT MORNING. To AID SECURITY WITH THE RUSSIA WILL BUY $2-MILLION WORTH OF WASHINGTON Nov.11 (UPI)--THE ATOMIC BLACK OUT AND INSURE GOOD OPTICAL DATA, ARGENTINE WOOL, $1.5 MILLION IN HIDES IT WOULD BE APPRECIATED IF ALL RESI- AND THE SAME AMOUNT IN LINSEED OIL. ENERGY COMMI~..)ION ,ODAY REPORTED "10 DENTS WOULD FOLLOW THESE PROCEDURES: ARGENTINE EXPORTERS HAVE FOUND IT YEARS OF PROGRESS" WHICH HAVE BROUGHT I FOR EARLY EVENING BLACKOUTS, RESI- DIFFICULT TO PLACE THESE THREE PRO­ NUCLEAR POWER TO THE VERGE OF SUCCESS- FUL COMPETITION WITH COAL-FIRED PLANTS. DENTS WHO ARE NOT USING THEIR EXTERIOR DUCTS ON THE WORLD MARKET SINCE THE THE REPORT ALSO DISCLOSED THAT SPEN~ LIGHTS ARE ASKED TO PLEASE TURN THEM PESO HAS PEEN MAINTAINED AT 144.50 OFF AT DUSK IF EXTERIOR LIGHTS ARE TO THE U.S. DOLLAR ON MONDAY THE GOV- liNG FOR ATOMIC RAW MATERIALS AND NU- BEING USED, PLEASE EXTINGUISH THEM ERNMENT A~LOWED THE PESO TO DEVALUATE I CLEAR EXPLOSIVES AND FUELS HAS GONE WHEN THE ROTATING BEACON IS TURNED OFF TO THE RATE OF 150 TO THE DOLLAR DOWN OVER THE YEARS WHILE SPENDING FOR AND KEEP THEM EXTINGUISHED UNTIL THE (CONTINUED FROM COLUMN TWO) WEAPONS, REACTORS, AND RESEARCH HAS I BEACON IS AGAIN TURNED ON. THE ABOVE APPLIES FOR OPERATIONS I GONE UP. 2. SINCE THE EARLY MORNING OPERATIONS HAVING NO TAKE COVER REQUIREMENTS. FOR OCCUR AFTER NORMAL RET!RING HOURS, ALL OPERATIONS HAVING TAKE COVER AND BLACK- "WHEN YOUNG," HE SAYS, HE'D OFT RESIDENTS SHOULD EXTINGUISH OUTSIDE OUT REQUIREMENTS, RESIDENTS ARE ASKED TRANSGRESS HIS CONSCIENCE NOW IS NAG­ LIGHTS WHEN THEY RETIRE FOR THE NIGHT. TO PLEASE TURN OUT THEIR EXTERIOR GING BUT WHEN I HEAR THE GUY CONFESS, (CONTINUED IN ADJACENT COLUMN) (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) I_~O ME IT SOUNDS LIKE BRAGGING. PAGE 5 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY I I ~EMBER 1964 ~~~~------r------~------~-- ~ THE SPORTS PATROL t BY STEVE SNIDER, UPI S or S SECTION R~~ELM~~M~~rzk'~n~~~ NEW YORK, Nov II (UPI )__ OF CLAY LISTON SCRAP I T LOOKS LIKE' ANOTHER SCARY ~ ___- ____~_"_~ ____~_ --~- - NEW YORK, Nov II (UPI )-- WEEKEND FOR NOTRE DAME AND ALABAMA. RING MAGAZINE ANNOUNCED TODAY IT WILL lONE OR BOTH COULD GO DOWN ON THE THE OBSERVER CONT'NUE TO RECOGNIZE THE W,NNER Of lHE ~SECOND SATURDAY OF COLLEGE FOOTBALL'S By AL ESTEBAN CASSIUS CLAY SONNY LISTON FIGHT IN Bos- IMONTH OF UPSETS BUT EACH IS SELECTED TON NEXT MONDAY AS THE HEAVYWEIGHT ITO SURVIVE ANOTHER ORDEAL WITH AT LE~T LITTLE LEAGUERS CHAMPION IN ITS MONTHLY RATINGS ONE TOUCHDOWN TO SPARE. THE LITTLE LEAGUERS HERE ON KWAJA- THE NOVEMBER RATINGS LIST CLAY A~ THE NOTRE DAME RATES AN EDGE OVER MICH- LEIN ARE NO DIFFERENT FROM ANYWHERE HEAVYWEIGHT KING AND LISTON AS THE No IGAN STATE 21-14 AND ALABAMA GETS THE ELSE IN THE WORLD THEY ALL HAVE THE I CHALLENGER NOD OVER GEORGIA TECH AT 20-14 IN TWO! SAME DREAM OF BEING A MAJOR LEAGUE BIGGEST CHANGES IN THIS DIVISION ARE OF THE YEAR'S TOP GAMES, BUT THE STAKES STAR OR EVEN PLAYiNG ON A MAJOR LEAGUE THE ELEVATION OF CANADA'S GEORGE CHUV- ARE HIGH---AND THE GUARANTEES ARE LOW TEAM SOMEDAY. ALO FROM NINTH TO SIXTH AND THE DROP- AROUND THE NATION: THIS DREAM CAN BE POSSIBLE FOR SOME, PING OF DOUG JONES OF NEW YORK FROM THE EAST WHO HAVE NATURAL TALENT AND DETERMINA- FIFTH TO NINTH ARMY 14, PITTSBURGH 7--CADETS ARE TION AND RECEIVE GOOD COACHING AND OTHER NOTABLE MOVES ARE GIULIO RIN- I HOPEFUL AT HOME DUKE 21, NAVY 14-- ENCOURAGEMENT FROM THEIR PARENTS AS ALDI '5 (ITALY) SLIP FROM SEVENTH TO STAUBACH IS IN FORM BUT NEEDS MORE HELR WELL AS OTHERS INTERESTED IN SEEING 10TH IN THE LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT CLASS; jSYRACUSE 21, VIRGINIA TECH 13--GROUND I THEM GET OFF RIGHT THE fiRST APPEARANCE OF BRITAIN'S MICK 1lATTACK OVER VP I,! S PASSES ! THERE ARE MANY HERE ON KWAJALEIN WHO LEAHY IN THE MIDDLEWEIGHT DIVISION ALSO. HOLY CROSS OVER BOSTON U , HAVE THE POTENTIAL OF FUTURE STARS. (10TH) AND THE ELIMINATION OF PHILA- PRINCETON OVER YALE, COLUMBIA OVER AMONG ~OSE WHO HAVE SHOWN PROMISE ARE DELPHIA'S GEORGE BENTON FROM THE MID- PENNSYLVANIA, DARTMOUTH OVER CORNELL, I JOHN SWAJKOSKI or THE GIANTS WHO IN DLEWEIGHT CLASSIFICATION BECAU~E OF IN- BROWN OVER HARVARD, COLGATE OVER BUf- HIS TWO APPEARANCE GAVE UP ONLY ONE ACTIVITY ,FALO, RUTGERS OVER DELAWARE HIT WHILE STRIKING OUT 26, AND HIS GASPER ORTEGA, MEXICAN WELTERWEIGHT THE M,DWEST BATTERY MATE KEN FARRELL, WHOSE IN- FELL FROM FIFTH TO 10TH AfTER A LOSS I MICHIGAN 28, IOWA 20--TIMBERLAKE SPIRATIONAL PLAY MAKES HIM ONE OF THE TO ITALY'S SANDRO MAZZINGHI AND TITO lOVER SNOOK. OH lOS TATE 21, NORTHWES T- ; MOS T COLORF UL PLAYERS I N THE LEAGUE. MARS HAL L Of PANAMA ADVANCED TO No.2 I ERN 7--BUCKS GET BACK IN BUSINESS. NE- : HE IS ALSO LEADING THE LEAGUE WITH 'CONTENTION IN THE JUNIOR WELTERWEIGHT BRASKA 27, OKLAHOMA STATE 7--AND ADD ! HIS 585 AVERAGE LINDY CRAIG, ROD CLASS ,ANOTHER TO CORNHUSKER STREAK. NORTON, BRYANT SCHMERSAHL, THE KEELING THE RATINGS I ! 1 ALSO: PURDUE OVER MINNESOTA, IN- ! BROTHERS TIMMY AND PEE WEE. DICK HEAVYWEIGHTS .WORLD CHAMPION, CAS- DIANA OVER OREGON, IOWA STATE OVER I STIMPSON WHOSE NEVER BEEN A CATCHER SIUS CLAY, I SONNY LISTON, 2. FLOYD IiKANSAS STATE, OKLAHOMA OVER MISSOURI, I BEFORE IS REALLY SOMETHING TO SEE. HIS PATTERSON, 3 ERNEST TERRELL, 4 CLEVE- ILLINOIS OVER WISCONSIN, KANSAS OVER ,'HUSTLING AND DETERMINATION TO WIN IS LAND WILLIAMS COLORADO, BOWLING GREEN OVER OHIO U, I WHAT EVERY PLAYER SHOULD POSSESS ALL LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHTS .WORLD CHAMPION, MIAMI, 0 , OVER DAYTON, CINCINNATI ABOVE MENTIONED HAVE SHOWN THE BRAND W,LLIE PASTRANO, I GREGORIO PERALTA, OVER WICHITA, DETROIT OVER XAVIER 10F BALL PLAYING THAT MAKES A STAR ARGENTINA, 2 HAROLD JOHNSON, 3 BOBO THE SOUTH I Go CHEER WORDS OF ENCOURAGEMENT TO OLSON, 4 EDDIE COTTON, 5 WAYNE THORN- GEORGIA 13, AUBURN 7--AuBURN OFFENSEI' THE. LITTLE LEAGUERS HERE ON KWAJALEIN TON UNCERTAIN BAYLOR 28, KENTUCKY 20------PLENTY OF PASSES BOSTON COLLEGE 14 WCfv1EN'S LEAGUE SCHEDULE SMALL COLLEGE GRIND STANDINGS MIAMI 7--ROUGH YEAR FOR MIAMI ' !WED Nov I I --- 5.30 PM DALLY FIELD ,~£W YOR K, Nov ! I (UP I )-- THE UP I ALSO LOUISIANA STATE OVER PIRATES vs HAUOLI WAHINES MISSISS~\WAHINE SMALL COLLEGE FOOTBALL RATINGS WITH IPPI STATE, MISSISSIPPI OVER TENNESSEE, FIRST-PLACE VOTES AND WON-LOST-TIED VANDERBILT OVER TULANE, FLORIDA STATE VOLLEY BALL SCHEDULE I RECORDS IN PARENTHESES OVER NORTH CAROLINA STATE, MARYLAND CLASS A DIVISION I TEAM POINTS OVER CLEMSON, WAKE FOREST OVER SOUTH WED Nov. II -- 6 PM II WITTENBERG. (18) (8-0) 277 CAROLINA, NORTH CAROLINA OVER VIRGINIA,I KEI KI ALI IS VS. SURFRIDERS 12 los ANGELES STATE (8) (6-0) 237 WEST VIRGINIA OVER WILLIAM AND MARY, I 1,!,3. LOUISIANA rECH (4) (8-0) 200 fHE C,TADEL OVER VMI, V,LLANOVA OVER THURS. Nov. 12 -- 7 PM I 4 FLORIDA A&M (6-0) 187 GEORGE WASHINGTON, MEMPHIS STATE OVER 15uRFRIDERS VS EBEYE LIONS 5 SAN DIEGO STATE (I) (6-1) 176 LOUISVILLE. I 6 (TIE) MASSACHUSETTS (I) (7-1) 139 THE SOUTHWEST CLASS B DIVISION T E x A S A&. I ( 7- 0- I ) I 39 ARKANSAS 17, SOUTHERN METHODIST 7-- ITHURS. Nov. 12 -- 6 PM 8. EAST CAROLINA (7-1) I I I PORKERS AREN'T GONNA STOP NOW. TEXAS F,L-AMERICANS VS. DRONES 9 GETTYSBURG (I) (6-1) 79 21, TEXAS CHRISTIAN 13--LONGHORNS TOO 10 (TIE) COLORADO WESTERN (2)(8-0) 73 SOLID. PENN STATE 21, HOUSTON 7--MAY ENOS W,LLIS SCORED AN EAGLE ON THE CONCORD I A (M INN ) (9-0) 73 BE A LET DOWN FOR EASTERNERS, THOUGH 9TH HOLE AT HOLMBERG FAIRWAYS ON SAT I r SECOND 10--12, PRAIRIE VIEW 37, 13, ALSO TEXAS A&M OVER RICE, TEXAS ! Nov 7TH. ------! STATE COLLEGE OF IOWA 34, ARIZONA STATE TECH OVER WASHINGTON STATE, ARIZONA (FLAGSTAFF) 29; '5, SAM HOUSTON STATE STATE OVER SAN JOSE STATE, WEST TEXAS I BOSTON, Nov. I' (UPI)--HEAVYWEIGHT ,27; 16, ARKANSAS STATE 23; 17, NORTH ! CHAMPION CASSIUS CLAY DEMONSTRATED IN STATE OVER NEW MEXICO STATE, NEW MEX­ DAKOTA STATl 18; NORTH DAKOTA UNIVER­ ICO OVER COLORADO STATE, ARIZONA OVER 1 THE TRAINING RING TODAY HOW HE PLANNED j SITY 12; 19, (TIE) NORTHEAST MISSOURI 'TO BEAT "OLD MAN" SONNY LISTON AGAIN TEXAS WESTERN, TULSA OVER NORTH TEXAS ,STATE AND LINFIELD 8 STATE. I,MONDAY NIGHT BY TACTICS THAT INCLUDED I I OTHER TEAMS RECEIVING THREt OR MORE lHE FAR WEST EVASION, SMOTHERING AND RAPID-FIRE I : POI NTS--MoNTANA STATE, NORTHEAST OKLA­ I PUNCHING. OREGON STATE 23, STANFORD 10--BEA­ i HOMA, LAMAR TECH, NORTHER MICHIGAN, I AfTER FOUR ROUNDS OF BOXING TODAY VERS MOVE THE BALL. WASHINGTON 21, i LINCOLN (Mo ), WASHBURN, WAGNER, BUCK­ UCLA 14--HuSKIES HANDLE ZENO. WITH VODY JONES CASSIUS SAID HE WOULD I I NELL. ALSO CALIFORNIA OVER UTAH, AIR CONCLUDE HIS SPARRING PREPARTIONS TO­ FORCE OVER WYOMING, BRIGHAM YOUNG OVER MORROW WESTERN MICHIGAN, IDAHO OVER UTAH STATE "I FEEL SO GOOD I MAY HAVE TO KNOCK I Los ANGELES, Nov II (UPI )--DODGER OUT LISTON I N FOUR ROUNDS ON MONDAY : SCOUTS KENNEY MYERS AND TOM LASORDA LAUREL, MARYLAND, Nov. I I (UPI )-KELSl' NIGHT INSTEAD OF THE NINE I ORIGINALLY HAVE BEEN INVITED TO COACH THE TOKYO OF THE UNITED STATES WON THE $150,000 SET," CLAY SAID. GIANTS IN SPRING TRAINING NEXT YEAR WASHINGTON D C INTERNATIONAL AT LAUREl.. AFTER MONDAY'S VICTORY OVER LISTION, ; THE Los ANGELES CLUB ANNOUNCED TODAY RACE COURSE TODAY BY ABOUT FIVE LEN- ICASSIUS SAID HE WANTED TO MAKE HIS NEXT MYERS AND LASORDA WILL REPORT TO THE GTHS WITH GUN Bow SECOND AND ANILIN OF I DEFENSE AGAINST EX-CHAPION FLOYD PAT- GIANTS' CLUB AT MIYAZAKI IN KYUSHU 0 0 RUS S I A TH I R0 I NTH E MIL E AND 0 NE _ HAL FIT E. RSON, "T HER AB BIT " PRO V INC E FEe I - I 5 'tV HEN M RET HAN 7 TURF CLASSIC. I THE CHAMPION, IN EXCELLENT VOCAL AS PLAYERS WILL BE ON HAND. A CROWD OF 37,800 ROARED ITS APPRO- !WELL AS ALL AROUND PHYSICAL CONDITION Ii ' , LONDON, Nov. II (UP! )--THE ALL-ENG­ VAL WHEN JOCKEY ISMAEL VALENZUELA DROVE SAID, I COULD FINISH OFF PATTERSON IN LAND CLUB, ORGANIZERS Of THE ANNUAL KELSO UP TO ENGAGE THf FRONT RUNNING A HURRY BUT I'LL TANTALIZE HIM AND I~ WIMBLEDON LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS, GUN Bow WITH HALF A MILE TO GO THEY FINISH HIM OFF IN THE 10TH ROUND." ,WILL TOMORROW PROPOSE THAT THE 1965 HIT THE' TOP OF THE STRETCH RACING AS I ! TOURNAMENT BE "OPEN rr TO PROF (SS I ONALS A TEAM THEN KELSO STARTED TO PULL I SOMEWHERE. BETWEEN fHREE AND FIVE, l BUT SOURCES SAID THE BID WILL BE AWAY BUT WITH AN EIGHTH OF A MILE TO jCLAY WILL QUIT IF HE'S STILL ALIVE '1 THROWN OUT BY THE BR I TI SH LAWN TENN IS GO HE CUT OVER TO THE RAIL IN FRONT OF ANON. ASSOCIATION TO WHICH THE PROPOSAL WILL GUN Bow. 1 BE MADE. __A_MERICAN RECORD TI~~-E!...... 2_?3.~~.l1 ______~~~ ______J PAGE 6 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY II NOVEMBER " NEED SPORTING EQUIPMENT: ~VlIJ t:::J. It NOTICES THE MARY RUTH HANLIN CIRCLE OF " "oV,e6 ...../ontah HELP WANTED THE WOMEN'S CHAPEL FELLOWSHIP WANTS ~ GLOBAL ASSOCIATES HAS THE FOLLOW- ALL TYPES OF SPORTING EQUIPMENT IN SHOWTIME 7:30 PM ING JOB OPENINGS: USEABLE CONDITION FOR THE MISSION RiCHARDSON CASBAH* CLERK-TYPISTS FULL-TIME SCHOOL ON PONAPE. YVONNE DE CARLO, TONY MARTIN- SECRETARY FULL-TIME ESPECIALLY DESIRED ARE BASEBALLS, DRAMA. REGISTERED NURSE FULL-TIME BATS AND MITS CALL BONNIE MILLER ApPLY AT GLOBAL ASSOCIATES INDUS- AT 241 I OR EULA SEYDA AT 9-575 TO SHOWTIME 7 & 9 PM TRIAL RELATIONS OFFICE IN THE TER- HAVE EQUIPMENT PICKED UP, OR DELI- RAILS INTO LARAMIE* MINAL BUILDING ANNEX VER TO TRAILER 55 • YOKWE YUK 4 PLUS NEWS & SPORTS JOHN PAYNE, MARl BLANCHARD REQUIRE EXPERIENCED STOCK RECORDS MICRONESIAN STUDY GROUP MEETING: WESTERN. CLERK, PART-TIME OR FULL-TIME, DUR- THE NEXT MEETING OF THE MICRO- ING DAYTIME HOURS. CONTACT BOB NESIAN STUDY GROUP WILL BE HELD ON SHOWTIME 7:30 & 12.15 AM MCBURNEY AT 2148. TUESDAY, 17 NOVEMBER, AT 8 PM IN OCEAN VIEW STAGE TO THUNDER ROCK ••• ROOM 23 OF THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. BARRY SULLIVAN, MARILYN MAXWELL FULL AND PART-TIME FOOD WAITERS THE EVENING WILL BE HIGHLIGHTED WESTERN. A&Y ••• FAIR C ••• No WANTED AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. CALL WITH A SHOWING OF SLIDES TAKEN BY 490. ONE OF OUR MOST SEASONED MARSHALL SHOWTIME 8 PM •• ISLANDS TRAVELERS, ROYCE BROWN LAFAYETTE FOR SALE ROJ NAMUR ALL ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND JACK HAWKINS, ORSON WELLES Two SONY SPEAKERS, MODEL ss-80, H,STORICAL DRAMA. A-Y&C ••• ExCELLENT I SIX-PLAY CROQUET SET. CALL 241 I. COMMUNITY BAND: THE COMMUNIT~ BAND WILL MEET PARENTS MAGAZINE MOVIE RATINGS GIRL'S MURRAY 26", 1-1/2- ~;~E, ITUESDAY Ai 7:30 PM IN THE FINE ARTS EACH FILM IS RATED AS TO QUALITY AS WELL AS TON CARRIER AIR CONDITIONER, 2-TON BUILDING. AN~ONE WISHING TO JOIN SUITABILITY FOR CHILDREN OF VARIOUS AGES THE AIR CONDITIONER, METAL IRONING ITHE GROUP SHOULD ATTEND PLEASE AGE SYMBOLS USED ARE: A ••• ADULTS Y ••• YOUNG BOARD. CALL 2244 AFTER 5 PM, OR BRING YOUR OWN INSTRUMENT. PEOPLE 12-16 C •• CHILDREN 8.12. SEE AT QTRS. 409-A *No RATINGS AVAILABLE BOXING MATCHES CANCELLED: NEW PAIR OF WORK SHOES, BLACK I THE BOXING MATCHES PLANNED FOR (CONTINUED FROM WITH RIPPLE SOLE, SIZE 9-1/2-B-­ !THIS SATURDAY AT THE TEEN CLUB HAS COOPERATION PAGE FOUR) $16.95. CALL 9575 DuRING WORKING BEEN CANCELLED. LIGHTS AT THE TAKE COVER SIGNAL AND TO LEAVE HOURS OR SEE AT TRAILER 554. THEM OUT UNTIL THE ALL CLEAR IS SOUNDED. ATTENTION WOMEN BOWLERS DURING T~E ACTUAL BLACKOUT, ALL EXCEPT EMER­ GoE. AIR CONQITIO"lER, 1-1/2-TON THE ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING FOR GENCY TR~FFIC MOVEMENT WilL BE HALTED TAXIS $50 • CALL 2379. THE WOMEN'S EVENING BOWLI"IG LEAGUE WILL NOT RUN AND VEHICLES ARE REQUESTED TO TURN WILL BE HELD AT 8 PM THIS EVENING OFF T~E!R LIGHTS UNUSUAL ~HCLLCRAFT GIFT ITEMS rAT THE BOWLING ALLEY. HANDICRAFTED BY GEISER, SANDS 302, ALL INTERESTED BOWLERS BE SuRE TO (CONT I NUED FROM PAGE ONE) PHONE 2259 FRUM 4 TO 6 PM THIS WEEK ATTEND SN IPERS ONLY. AIR FORCE W~ATHER MEN IN SAIGON, MEANWHILE, SP£CIAL SERVICES NOTICE WARNED THAT SEVERAL MORE DAYS OF WIND AND RAIN MM ARGUS C-3 35 MATC~-MATIC CAMERA THE FACILITIES AT EMON BrACH AND WAS P~£DICTED ALONG THE 200-MILE STRETCH OF EXPOSURE METER, LEATHER CASE, TElE- CORAL SANDS (BACHELORS BtA~H) ARE STORM-RAVAGED COA~l PHOTO AND WIDE ANGLE LENS WITH VIEW- RESERVED ON A "'RST-COME, FiRST­ THE MARINES HERE AIRLIFTED 800 REFUGEES TO FINDER AND CARRvlNG CASE AND FLASH SERVED BASIS THROUGH SP[CIAL SER- SA-ErY IN THE PAST 48 HOURS, DESPITE THE GAUNT­ ATTACHMENT. $t:)0. VICES. LET OF COMMUNIST GUNFIRE SET OF SONY ;PEAKERS, $40. IT IS REQUESTED THAT ALL PERSONS THE COMMANDER OF THE U.S. ARMY'S 52ND AVIA­ FRONTIER 1000 TAPE RECORDER WITH RESPECT THE PRIVILEGE OF THE GROUP rlON BATTALfION, FATHER SOUTH, RADIOED HIS PRE-AMP AND REVERSAMATIC PLAYBACK, OR PARTY THAT HAS THE PAVILION SUPERIORS THAT THE SITUATION WAS SO DESPERATE $225 SIGNED OUT. THAT ONLY THE SICK AND WOUNDED WERE BEING HEATHKIT 12-WATT AMPLIFIER AND EVACUATED BY AIR. HEATHKIT PRE-AMP BOTH FOR $40 MEETING OF THE TOASTMISTRESSES: AMERICAN MILITARY REPORTS TO THE CAPITAL CITY GARRARD PROFESSIONAL TURNTABLE THE NEXT MEETING OF TrlE TOAST­ SAID 1,100 PERSONS HAD DROWNED IN TWO DISTRICTS TYPE-301 WITH NEW DECCA CARTRIDGE. MISTRESS CLUB WILL BE HELD ON MON­ O~ QUANG TIN PROVINCE ALONE ANOTHER 120 DIED ORGANAIR ELECTRIC CHORD ORGAN, DAY EVENING AT 7:30 IN THE TARO IN QUANG NAM PROVINCE FINE FOR BEGINNERS, $40. ROOM OF THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. THE SENIOR AMERICAN AID OFFICIAL IN TH[ PAIR OF PATIO SPEAKERS, $8. LEARNING TO SPEAK WITH POISE BE- REGION, lOUIS WAHRUMUND, TOLD UPI HERE THAT CALL RAY TEMPLIN AT 2152 DURING FORE GROUPS or PEOPLE IS A PRIMARY 750>000 ro ONE MILLION WERE HOMELESS IN THE WORKING HOURS OR CONTACT TR. 715. PRINCIPLE OF TOASTMISTRESS TRAIN- THREE PROVINGES HE SAID 80 PERCENT OF ALL ING. IN ORDER TO PROViDE MEMBERS PROPERTi HAD BEEN DESTROYED USED PIANO. SEE AT TRAILER 560 THE OPPOR1UNITY OF GAINI"IG SUC~ SPOKESMEN IN SAIGON SAID COASTAL DISTRICTS IN ANtTIME. EXPERIENCE, THE MEETINGS FOR T~E THE T~REE PROVINCES WERE 85 TO 90 PERCENT UNDER TIME BEING ARE BEING GIVEN OvER 10 WATER WOMAN'S 26" BICYCLE, WITH BASKET. SPEECHES PREPARED AND PRESENTED BY FARTrllR SOUTH, AID OFFICIALS ESTIMATED THAT CALL 2417. TOASTMISTRESS CLUB MEMBER 100,000 TO 200,000 PERSONS WERE HOMELESS IN MONDAY NIGHT MEMBER SPEAKERS BINH DINH PROVINCE, WHICH ALSO WAS 80 PERCENT LOST WILL BE JULIE MORENO, DORIS WALLIN UNDER WATER IN SOME OF ITS DISTRICTS --rMERALD CUT DIAMOND RING IN HOUS­ AND LOIS SMITH. THEY ~AID 40 INCHES OF RAIN HAD FALLEN IN THE ING AREA, VICINITY OF POINSETTIA GUESTS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT THE PROVINCE A STATlr-PlAGUED AMERICAN REPORT FRO~ STREET PLEASE CALL 2288 OR RETURN MEETINGS HOWEVER, SINCE TH!S IS BINH DiNH SAID "IT IS STILL RAINING AND RELIEF TO QTRS 446-A. A DINNER MEET lNG, 11 I S REQUESTED IS NOT IN SIGHT II THAT RlSE~VAl IONS BE MADE WITH BROWN WALLET CONTAINING VALUABLE EITHER ADELE WES10VER AT 2394 OR WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE EVENING STAR SAID TODAY PAPERS AND MONEY LAST IN VICINITY LOIS SMITH AT 2732 NO LATER THAN IT WAS REASSURING TO NOTE HOW SMOOTHLY AND OF SPECIAL SERVICES BLDG AND SUNDAY EVENING, Nov 15 DEMOCRATICALLY JAPAN CHANGED PRIME MINISTERS. MACY'S CALL BTL 479, TADLAS IN AN EDITORIAL, IT NOTED THAT AILING PREMIER CHESS CLUB NorICE: HA YAT 0 IKE DA HAD HAD A " DEC I S I VE SAY " I NTH E CHILD CARE THE CHESS CLUB WILL YOLD ITS SELECTION OF HIS SUCCESSOR, E,SAKU SATO. WILL KEEP ON~ CHILD FOR WORKING REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENlhG SESSION h SAID: MOTHER 5 OR 6 DAtS PER WEEK CALL TONIGYi AT 6~30 PM AT THE SCUBA "tIS A RESULT, THE RULING LIBERAL DEMOCRATIC 2242 AT QTRS 207-B. CLua HousE. PARTY HAS ELECTED THE EXPERIENCED E/SAKU SATO VISITORS ARE. INVITE.D. TO ASSUME THE PREMIER'S DUTIES. IN TURN, MR. EVENING PARCEL DELIVERY SERVICE: SATO, A HIGHLY RESPECTED ECONOMIC EXPERT, HAS THE PARCEL DELIVERY WINDOW AT PROTESfANT CHAPEL CHOI~: MADE CLEAR THAT HIS POLICIES WILL BE BASCIALLY THE POST OFFICE WILL BE OPEN FROM THE CHOIR WILL BE MEEi ING TONIGHi THE SAME AS HIS PREDECESSOR'S. To UNDERSCORE 6 TO 8 PM TONIGHT ONLY. AT 7:30 IN THE CHAPEL THE POINT HE HAS ASKED ALL THE MEMBERS OF MR. P,CK UP YOUR PARCELS AS SOON AS IKEDA'S CABINET TO REMAIN IN OFFICE THIS INDI NOTIFIED KWAJAL[IN M[N'S HANDICAP LEAGUE: GATES THAT TOKYO WILL CONTINUE TO WO~K CLOSELY, WILL BOWL TOMORROW NIGH1 AT 7 PM AS FRiE"ID AND ALLY, WITH WASHINGTON RED LISTEN TO AFRS KWAJALEIN! CHINA'S ATOM!h EXPLOSION HAS HAD NO EFFECT IN THAT RESPECT