HIGH TIDE 4-!9-o~ LOW TWE 4.4 AT 0900 2.2 AT 0204 3.2 AT 2237 2.2 AT 1632 4-20-64 4-20-64 4 I AT 1110 2, 7 AT 0354 T 2 I AT 184 VOL 5 NO 1692 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS SATURDAY 18 APRIL 1964 MEETING is IMPORTANT RAil STRIKE WOULD AN IMPORTANT MEET~NG FOR ALL KWAJALEI SECOND MISTRIAL IN CARNIVAL BOOTH LEADERS WILL BE HELD AT HURT U.S. ECONOMY 1530 TUESDAY, APRIL 21 iN THF SECURITY NEGRO MURDER CASE WASHINGTON (UPI)--WITH ONLY NINE DAYS BRIEFING ROOM LOCATED ON THE 1ST DECK JACKSON, MiSS (UPI )--A SECOND MiS­ LEFT TO AVERT A NATIONWIDE STRIKE, FED­ Of THE TERMINAL BUILDING. TRIAL WAS DECLARED TODAv IN T~E CASE ERAL MEDIATORS TODAY ORDERED RAILROAD OF BVRON DE LA BECKWITH, A wHiTE SEG­ MANAGEMENT AND UNION NEGOTIATORS TO HOLD REGAT!ONIST CHARGED WBTh THE ~UNE i2, DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS IN AN EFFORT TO PREMIER CELEBRATES 1963, SNIPER SLAYING Of NEGRO LEADER BREAK THE WORK RULES DEADLOCK MEDGAR EVERSo FOLLOWING THE ORDER, PRESIDENT JOHNSON 70TH BIRTHDAY TODAY THE 12-MAN AlL-WHOTE JURy REPORTED TOLD HIS NEWS CONFERENCE THAT IT WAS "VI Moscow (UPI }--PREMIER N~KVTA KHRUSH­ AFTER ~O HOUR DELIBERATDON DT WAS TALLY IMPORTANT· FOR UNION AND MANAGEMEN CHEV, HIS VOICE CHOKED WITH EMOTDON AS DEADLOCKED AND CIRCUaT JUDGE lEON TO NEGOTIATE THE FOUR AND ONE-HALF YEAR HE RECEIVED OLD COMRADES' PRA8SE AND THE HENDRiCK DECLARED A MiSTRIAL" OLD DISPUTE NATION'S HIGHEST HONORS, SAnD Of HIS BECKWITH'S FiRST TRIAL ALSO ENDED THE PRESIDENT ALSO APPEALED TO BUSINES 70TH BIRTHDAY TODAY THAT HE HAD "NOT SO IN A MiSTRIAL WHEN ANOTHER All-WH!TE MEN TO HOLD THE PRICE LINE AND URGED LAB MUCH TIME" LEFT JURY WAS UNABLE TO AGREE ON A VERDICT OR TO JOIN IN PRESERVING COST-PRICE STA­ BUT HE SAiD TO REACH THE A~E Of 70 LAST FEBRUARY BILITY "is NOT THAT TERRIBLE" "I HAVE WORKED EVERS WAS FIELD SECRETARY FOR THE JOHNSON GAVE A GLOWING REPORT OF THE HARD ftN THE PAST AND I AM WORKING JUST NATIONAL ASSOCIATION fOR THE ADVANCE­ NATION'S ECONOMY WHICH WOULD BE SEVE8ELY AS MOCH NOW," KHRUSHCHEV SAID AT A KREM­ M~NT OF COLORED PEOPLE (NAACP) IN INJURED IN THE EVENT OF A NATIO~WIDE RAI LIN CEREMONY "You SHOULD NOT GBVE UP MISS1SSJPP8 AND RE~ARDED AS THE MOST STRIKE IN YOUR OLD AGE, DON'T SUBMIT TO OLD iNFLUENTIAL INTEGRATION LEADER iN THE AGE," HE SAiD. STATE. THROUGHOUT THE DAY IN THE KREMLIN, EXT LOCA~ MISSILE OPERATION SCHEDULED FOR TUESDAY NIGHT LEADERS OF SOVIET-BLOC COMMUNISM, ALMOST LI BRARY NOtJ OPEN OUR I NG NOON A RANGE (LOCAL) MISSILE OPERATION IS CERTAINLY INCLUDING THE MEN WHO WILL ONE HOUR FOR MAGAZINE READERS SCHEDULED FOR 21 APRIL 2109 HOURS (LOCAL DAY SUCCEED HIM, CAllED ON KHRUSHCHEV THE SPECIAL SERVICES LIBRARY Will THE EARLIEST THE "TAKE COVER"cOULD SOUND TO WISH HIM WELL MESSAGES FROM HIS BE OPEN FROM 12 NOON UNT8L I P M IS 2045 (LOCAL). ALL PERSONNEL LIVING IN POLITICAL FRIENDS AND RIVALS AROUND THE FOR NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE READiNG TRAILERS AND NON-APPROVED SHELTER HOMES WORLD POURED INTO THE KREMLIN. BOOK CHECKOUT SERVICE WBLL NOT BE MUST TAKE COVER IN APPROVED SHELTERS AT AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME. THE SOUNDING OF THE TAKE COVER SIGNAL WOMANtS SHOES MAY BE CLUE IN WE ESPECOAlLY INVITE THE MEN EATUNG AFRS KWAJALEIN WILL ANNOUNCE THE TAKE AT THE GENERAL MESS TO COME BY AND COVER AND ALL CLEAR SIGNALS, AS WELL AS SLAYING OF NUCLEAR PHYSICIST RELAX IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT OTHER INFORMATION PERTINENT TO THE OPER­ NEW YORK (UPI )--A MULTI-PRONGED DURING THE REMAINDER OF THEIR LUNCH ATION INVESTIGATiON WAS UNDER WAY TOOAY INTO PERIOD. NIGHT OPERATIONS NORMALLY ENTAIL PHOTO THE BIZARRE CENTRAL PARK SLAVING Of A IN ADDBTlON TO THE ABOVE~ THE REG­ GRAPHIC COVERAGE WHICH REQUIRES A BLACK­ 8RILLIA~T Y4UMa NUC~£AR PHYSiCIST. ULAR LIBRARY HOURS ARE AS fOLLOWS. OUT OF ALL EXTERIOR LIGHTS. ALL RESI- ONE PHASE of THE INVESTIGATiON WAS WEEKDAYS 9:00 - 12:00 AND "00 - 10.3 DENTS ARE REQUESTED TO SECURE THEIR AIMED AT LOCATING THE OWNER Of THE EX- SUNDAYS 1:00 - 5~00 AND 6·00 - 10.30 PORCH AND YARD fLOODLIGHTS EXTINGUISH- PENSIVE PAIR Of HIGH-HEELED WOMEN'S ING NORMAL INTERIOR HOUSE LIGHTING IS NO SHOES fOUND NEAR TH~ BODY Of DRo CHARLES NO INFORMATiON AVAilABLE REQUIRED J. GALLAGHER JR., 31. THE HOURGLASS COULD OBTAIN NO IN­ GROUND SAFETY PROCEEDURES: ALL PERSON- GALLAGHER HAD BEEN SHOT THROUGH THE FORMATION AS TO THE IDENTiTY, OR NEL NOT ESSENTIAL TO THE OPERATIONS MUST CHEST WITH A .25 CALIBER WEAPON, WHICH FURTHER DETAiLS REGARDING THE WORKER TAKE COVER IN AN APPROVED SHELTER. UPON POLICE HAVE BEEN UNABLE TO fIND WHO DIED YESTERDAY IN A FALL FROM THE SOUNDING OF THE TAKE COVER SIGNAL, ALL DETECTIVES ALSO WORKED ON THE THEORY TOP FLOOR LED~E OF THE BARRACKS. NON-ESSENTIAL PERSONNEL MUST IMMEDIATELY THAT GALLAGHER, AN ASSOCIATE PROfESSOR SECURITV IS INVESTiGATiNG THE CASE PROCEED TO AND REMAIN IN AN APPROVED AT COLUMBIA UNiVERSiTY, WAS THE VICTiM AND NEXT OF KIN HAS BEEN NOTifiED SHELTER UNTIL THE ALL CLEAR IS SOUNDED Of A SEX PERVERT POLICE SAnD THE AREA No OTHER INFORMATION WAS AVAftLABlE THE TAKELCOVER SIGNAL IS THREE TEN-SEC­ WHERE THE BOOY WAS fOUND WEDNESDAY MORN­ AT PR ESS TI ME. OND BLASTS ON THE fiRE SIREN. THE ALL ING WAS fREQUENTED BY SEX DEViATES. CLEAR SIGNAL IS ONE TWENTY-SECOND BLAST' DE GAULLE UNDERGOES OPERATION ION THE FIRE SIREN THREE DEAD POLICEMEN FOUND WITH PARIS (UPI )--PRESIDENT CHARLES DE ApPROVED SHELTERS ON KWAJALEIN ARE THEIR HANDS HANDCUFFED BEHiND THEM GAULLE OF FRANCE, 73-YEAR-OLD FRENCH THOSE STRUCTURES WHICH HAVE fOUR-INCH LAWRENCEVILLE, GA. (UPI )--THREE POLICE LEADER, UNDERWENT SURGERY FOR REMOVAL CONCRETE ROOFS THE FOLLOWING BUILDINGS MEN WHO APPARENTLY RAN AFOUL OF CAR OF THE PROSTATE GLAND TODAY IN A ARE DESIGNATED APPROVED SHELTERS: ALL THIEVES, WERE FOUND SHOT TO DEATH TODAY, SECRET 100-MINUT[ OPERATION THAT QUARTERS OF PERMANENT CONSTRUCTION (EX­ THEiR HANDS HANDCUFFED BEHIND THEM, IN ~HOCKED FRENCHMEN INTO THE REALiZATION CEPT QTRS 401, 402, 403 & 404), BAR­ A RURAL AREA ABOUT 20 MILES NORTHEAST OF THAT THERE IS NO OBVIOUS SUCCESSOR TO RACKS AND STORE BLDG, ADMINISTRATION/ ATLANTA TAKE HIS PLACE. TERMINAL BLDG, YOKWE YUK CLUB, GENERAL A SPOKESMAN SABD THE BODiES WERE fOUND MESS, SURFRIDER BOQ, SANDS BOQ (FIRST IN A WOODED AREA ABOUT 50 FEET FROM WARREN COMMISSION STill WORKING DECK ONLY), REEF BOQ (FIRST DECK ONLY) THEIR PATROL CAR, WHICH HAD BEEN PARKED WASHINGTON (UPI )--THE WARREN COMM­ AND CORAL BOQ (FIRST DECK ONLY). JUST OFf A LONELY DIRT ROAD ABOUT A MILE ISSION INVESTIGATING THE ASSASSINATiON FROM THE NEAREST HiGHWAY. Of PRESIDENT JOHN Fo KENNEDY MAY MAKE TEST ENGINEER BURNED IN ITS REPORT TO PRESIDENT JOHNSON AND ROCKET EXPLOSION DIED TODAY SNACK BAR TO BE CLOSED THE AMERICAN PEOPLE "SOME TiME IN CAPE KENNEDY, FLA (UPI}--SIDNEY J THE SNACK BAR W8lL BE CLOSED MONDAY JUNE," COUNSEL Jo LEE RANKIN SAiD TO­ DAGLE, LONGMONT, CoLO, ONE OF THE THREE THROUGH THURSDAY FOR REHABILITATION. DAY RANKIN INDICATED TO NEWSMEN, ,MEN BURNED TUESDAY WHEN A ROCKET EXPLOD­ THE CANTEEN TRUCK, HOWEVER, WILL BE HOWEVER, THAT THE COMMiSSION'S WORK ED, DltD TODAY ON FRONT OF THE AREA FOR LIMITED FOOD COULD WEll TAKE LONGER. DAGLE, 29-YEAR-OLD ENGINEER FOR BALL SERVICE FROM 0700 UNTIL 2300 DURDNG THE BROTHERS RESEARCH CORP, OF BOULDER, FOUR-DAY PERIOD HE GOT AWAY FROM IT All COLO., WAS BURNED OVER HIS ENTIRE BODY LONDON (UPI )--FORMER PRDME MINISTER 'WHEN THE THIRD STAGE OF A DELTA ROCKET AVIATRIX NEARS GOAL HAROLD MACMILLAN RETURNED BY PLANE El PASO, TEXAS (UPI )-~RSo JERRI MOCK, WiTH HiS WifE TODAY FROM IRELAND AFTER I SPEWED WHITE HOT FLAMES AND GASES THRU­ OUT THE TEST FACILITY. ALMOST WRTHIN SIGHT Of HER GOAL AS THE "THE FIRST REAL HOLIDAy I HAVE HAD IN FIRST WOMEN TO FLY SOLO AROUND THE WORLD 12 YEARS OR SO " TOKYO IS JOLTED LANDED AT EL PASO INTERNATiONAL AORPORT MAcMillAN ADDED, "No TELEPHONES, NO TOKYO (UPI}--AN EARTHQUAKE ROCKED TODAY SECRETARiES AND NO MESSAGES--iT WAS BUILDINGS IN DOWNTOWN TOKYO AT 11:59 A M ONLY THE DISTANCE BETWEEN EL PASO AND WONDERfUL." THE TREMOR LASTED ONLY A FEW SECONDS HER HOME AT COLUMBUS, OHIO, REMAINED IN THERE WERE NO REPORTS OF DAMAGE. HER FLIGHT THE TOTAL RAINFALL FOR THE FORST '7 DAYS OF APRiL WAS 8 39 INCHES. IF AT FIRST YOU DONT SUCCEED ••• NuTS' ADVICE CAN F ILL IN UNTIL HELP ARRIVES PAGE 2 HOURGLASS PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION or THE !fA I R fORCE WAST I NG MILL! ONS " CHARGE MISSILE CONTRACTING fiRM COMMANDING OffiCER PACifiC MISSILE WASHINGTON (UPI )--CONGRESSIONAL AUDI­ WITH MAKING TOO MUCH PROfiT RANGE fACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL TORS TODAY ACCUSED THE AIR fORCE or LONDON (UPI )--A PARLIAMENTARY COMMIT­ ISLANDS, CONTRACT NI23 (61756) 35133A WASTING "MILLIONS OF DOLLARS" BY PURCH­ TEE OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS WHiCH INVESTI­ (AMR) WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATESo ASING ALUMINUM AND TITANIUM INSTEAD or GATED A MISSILE PRODUCTION CONTRACT THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY USING HUGE GOVERNMENT-OWNED SURP~USES. TODAY ESTIMATED THE ELECTRONICS rlRM MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE THE GENERAL ACCOUNTING OrFICE SAID OF fERRANTI LTD HAD MADE AN "EXCESSIVt rOR NOTICES IS 4 P M THE DAY BErORE THE AIR fORCE HAS BEEN PROCURING THE PROfiT" OF 63 PER CENT ON THE DEAL PUBLICATION. DEADLINE fOR NEWS ITEMS METALS THROUGH ITS CONTRACTORS AND USING IN A REPORT PUBLISHED IN A GOVERN­ IS 10 A.M THE DAY or PUBLICATION IT IN THE MANUFACTURE OF THE MINUTEMAN MENT BLUE BOOK TODAY, THE COMMITTEE THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT MISSILE WEAPONS SYSTEM. SAID THE PRICE HAD BEEN NEGOTIATED TO EDIT COpy RECEIVED rOR PUBLICATION SIX MONTHS BEFORE THE END OF THE PROD­ NEW DIESEL POWER SYSTEM UCTION PERIOD fOR THE BLOODHOUND MARK EDITOR. Ho EDW. MCKINNEY DETROIT (UPI )--A NEW DIESEL POWER I MISSILE AND ON THE BASIS Of A RETURN SYSTEM FOR TRUCKS--DESCRIBED AS A "MAJOR or 7 PER CENT. THE DIFrERENCE WAS THE fRANCE NEEDS OWN NUCLEAR fORCE BREAKTHROUGH IN MATCHING ENGINES AND RESULT or fERRANTI BEATING THE MINISTRY AS PROTECTION AGAINST RUSSIA TRANSMISSIONS"--HAS BEEN DEVELOPED BY A Of AVIATION's TECHNICAL COSTS ESTiMATE PARIS (UPI )--PRESIDENT CHARLES DE BRITISH ENGINE MANUfACTURER AND ITS BUT NOT ADVISING THE MINISTRY GAULLE SAID LAST NIGHT IT IS NOT AMERICAN AFFILIATE. CERTAIN THE UNITED STATES COULD SAVE THE POWER SYSTEM fEATURES A GEAR ARR­ DISCOVER RICH COPPER, ZINC fRANCE FROM INVASION AND DESTRUCTION ANGEMENT AND SUPERCHARGER THAT AUTOMATI­ AND SILVER DEPOSITS IN CANADA BY THE SOVIETS Ir THE fRENCH HAVE NO CALLY YIELDS A STEADY OUTPUT AT HIGH AND NEW YORK (UPI )--TEXAS GUlf SULPHUR INDEPENDENT NUCLEAR STRIKING fORCE LOW ENGINE SPEEDS. COMPANY TODAY SAID THAT HT HAS MADE W,THOUT THIS fORCE, HE DECLARED IN TRUCKS FITTED WITH THE NEW SYSTEM CAN "A MAJOR COPPER-ZINC-SILVER DISCOVERY" A NATIONWIDE RADIO-TELEVISION BROAD­ BE DRIVEN WITH TWO PEDALS--fUEL AND IN THE TIMMINS AREA Of ONTARIO. CAST, fRANCE WOULD BE REDUCED TO RE­ BRAKE--AND ONE OR TWO-SPEED GEARBOXES RUMORS OF AN UNUSUALLY LARGE COPPER LYING ON PROTECTION Of A FOREIGN THAT SHIFT AUTOMATICALLY STRIKE IN THE REGION RECENTLY TOUCHED POWER, WITH NO CERTAINTY IT WOULD •• • OfF A SPECULATIVE RUSH OF TRADING iN SAVE IT. "No. WE ARE WORTH MORE ORDER Ca-1PULSORY ARBITRATION CANADIAN MINING SHARES AND REPORTEDLY THAN THAT," HE SAIDo OSLO (UPI}--THE GOVERNM~NT TODAY MADE SOME FORTUNES fOR LAND SPECULATORS DE GAULLE SAID fRENCH ECONOMIC AID DECIDED TO USE COMPULSORY ARBITRATION TO IN THE AREA TO AFRICA, ASIA AND LATIN AMERICA IS AVOID A PARALYZING NATIONWIDE STRIKE. CLAUDE O. STEPHENS, PRESIDENT Of VITAL IN HELPING THEM DEVELOP WITHOUT SIMULTANEOUSLY, THE GOVERNMENT ASKED TEXAS, TOLD A NEW CONfERENCE THAT PRE­ SURRENDERiNG TO WHAT HE DESCRIBED AS THE TRADE UNION CONGRESS AND THE EMPLOY- LININARY DATA INDICATED A RESERVE Of "THE TWO HEGEMONIES THAT TEND TO ERS' ORGANIZATION TO CANCEL THE THREAT- OVER 25 MILLION TONS Of ORE. DRiLLING DIVIDE UP THE UNIVERSE"--A RErERENCE ENED STRIKE AND LOCKOUTS SCHEDULED fOR TO 800 fEET SHOWED CONSISTENT ORE TO THE UNITED STATES AND RUSSIA. THE END Of THE WORKING DAY TOMORROW VALUES, HE SAID. • • BETWEEN '35,000 AND 140,000 WORKERS THE TGS EXECUTIVE SAID THE ORE BODY BRITAIN'S TELEVIEWERS SEE LIVE ARE INVOLVED IN THE DEMAND BY TRADE IS AT A SHALLOW DEPTH, WITH ONLY 20 SHOW BOUNCED Off TELSTAR II UNIONS fOR A GENERAL WAGE HIKE fEET Of OVERBURDEN AND THEREfORE COULD LONDON (UPI )--EUROPEAN TELEVIEWERS •• • • BE EASILY MINED BY OPEN PIT METHODS LAST NIGHT SAW THE fiRST LIVE TELE- BRITAIN CAN SUPPLY NEEDS WHICH ARE LESS EXPENSIVE THAN DEEP VISION BROADCAST fROM THE fAR EAST-- LONDON (UPI }--BRITAIN MADE A NEW BID SHAfT MINING. A CLEAR, SHARP TELSTAR PICTURE or TODAY TO SUPPLY RUSSIA WITH EQUIPMENT ••••• YESTERDAY IN TOKYO fOR INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION CRITICAL Of JORDAN KING THE EPOCHAL TELECAST WAS RELAYED BOARD or TRADE MINISTER Of STATE WASHINGTON (UPI )--REP. EMANUEL CELlER FROM A NEWLY-CONSTRUCTED STATION EDWARD Du CANN TOLD SOVIET fOREIGN TRADE (D-N.Y.) TODAY ACCUSED KING HUSSEIN Of NORTH OF TOKYO, PICKED UP BY THE MINISTER "BRITISH INDUSTRY IS SUPREMELY JORDAN OF MISUSING THE "GRACIOUS HOSP- TELSTAR I I COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE WELL EQUIPPED TO SUPPLY MANY OF THE GOODSITALITY" OF THE UNITED STATES. ORBITING 6,300 MILES IN SPACE OVER THAT RUSSIA NEEDS" "IN DISSERVICE TO HIS OWN COUNTRY CENTRAL ASIA, AND BOUNCED DOWN TO A • •• AND IN DISSERVICE TO THE CAUSE Of RECEIVING STATION IN NORTHERN fRANCE. ANNOUNCE CHRISTENING DATE PEACE," CELLER SAID IN A STATEMENT, FROM THERE IT WAS BROADCAST THROUGH LONDON (UPI )--THE SEVEN-WEEK-OLD SON "KING HUSSEIN OF JORDAN USED THE GRACI- WESTERN EUROPE OVER THEIR EUROVISION Of PRINCESS ALEXANDRA AND ANGUS OGILVY OUS HOSPITALITY Of THE UNiTED STATES HOOKUP WILL BE CHRISTENED JAMES ROBERT BRUCE IN TO MAKE HIGHLY QUESTIONABLE AND DDST- THE 20-MINUTE PROGRAM Of LIVE SCENES THE CHAPEL AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE MAY II, ORTED STATEMENTS ABOUT U.S fOREiGN FROM EARLY MORNING TOKYO WAS RECEIVED IT WAS ANNOUNCED TODAY. POLICY AND MANY Of ITS CITIZENS." CLEARLY IN EUROPE, EXCEPT FOR A BRIEf DR. MICHAEL RAMSEY, THE ARCHBISHOP OF CELLER ACCUSED HUSSEIN Of THREATENING fADEOUT Of ABOUT 3 0 SECONDS AN CANTERBURY, WILL OFFICIATE "US ON OUR OWN SOIL TO GO TO THE SOVIET AERIAL VIEW Of TOKYO, SHOT fROM A THE BABY, PRINCESS ALEXANDRA'S fiRST, UNION IF HE DOES NOT RECEIVE ALL THE HELICOPTER, WAS LESS SUCCESSfUL, BUT WAS BORN fEBRUARY 29 AT HER HOME IN ECONOMIC AND MILITARY ASSBSTANCE THAT GROUND-LEVEL SHOTS SHOWED LITTLE ILL- RICHMOND PARK. THE PRINCESS, COUSIN or HE SEEKS " EFfECT fROM THEIR 10~OOO-MILE JOURNEY QUEEN ELIZABETH, MARRIED SCOTTISH BUSIN- THROUGHOUT SPACE. ESSMAN OGILVY A YEAR AGO IN WESTMINISTER ANNOUNCE SELLERS NEXT ROLE THE PROGRAM WAS SET UP TO CHECK ABBEY. NEW YORK (UPI )--COLUMBIA PiCTURES COND8TIONS Of TELEVISION RECEPTION ANNOUNCED TODAY PETER SELLERS W~ll STAR IN EUROPE DURING THIS SUMMER'S OLYMPIC KHRUSHCHEV WINS HIGHEST AWARD IN A fiLM VERSION Of THE MUSICAL PROD­ GAMES IN TOKYO. Moscow (UPI )--SOVIET PREMIER NIKITA UCTION "OLIVER" AS HIS FRRST JOB AfTER KHRUSHCHEV YESTERDAY SAVORED 70TH BIRTH­ RECOVERING FROM HIS HEART ATTACK "TIME" EDITOR RESIGNS DAY GREETINGS FROM PRESIDENT JOHNSON AND COLUMBIA SAID IT WILL RELEASE THE NEW YORK (UPI )--HENRY R. LUCE, CO­ MAO TSE TUNG, SOVIET PRAISE FOR HIS MOVIE, TO BE FILMED IN ENGLAND EARLY fOUNDER OF TIME, INC., RESIGNED TODAY "IRRECONCILIABLE, UNCOMPROMISING" NEXT YEAR WITH SELLERS PLAYING THE ROLE AS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF OF HIS PUBLISHING STRUGGLE AGAINST THE COMMUNIST CHINESE OF fAGIN EMPiRE BUT WilL CONTINUE TO PARTICI- AND HIS fOURTH "HERO Of THE SOVIET UNION" PATE ACTIVELY IN THE COMPANY AS EDI- MEDAL RELEASE UNION OffiCIALS TORiAl CHAIRMAN As KHRUSHCHEV'S BIRTHDAY DAWNED, THE JAKARTA (UPI )--THE PRESiDENT Of THE LUCE WILL BE SUCCEEDED BY HEDLEY W. SOVIET NEWS AGENCY TASS OPENED A DAY Of INDONESIAN SUPREME COURT HAS SUSPENDED DONOVAN, 49, FORMER MANAGING EDITOR FESTIVITIES BY ANNOUNCING THAT HE HAD THE TRIAL Of TWO UNION OfFICIALS SN- OF fORTUNE MAGAZINE. BEEN MADE A HERO Of THE SOViET UNION-- VOLVED IN THE ATTEMPTED TAKEOVER OF • •• THE NATION'S HIGHEST HONORARY TITLE-- SHELL Oil COMPANY'S fiELD AND REfiNERY UNEARTH NAZI BOMB fOR THE FOURTH TIME PREVIOUS AWARDS IN SOUTH SUMATRA Moscow (UPI }--ApPROXIMATELY 100 CAME IN 1954, 1957 AND 1961. THE TWO, fROM THE COMMUNIST-DOMINATED CHilDREN WERE REMOVED fROM A Moscow • TRADE UNION BERBUM, WERE BEiNG TRIED ORPHANAGE TONIGHT WHEN AN UNEXPLODED TAPE fAMILY SQUABBLE FOR SUBVERSION UNDER A SPECIAL COURT WORLD WAR II NAZI BOMB WAS FOUND BY TOPEKA, KANSAS (UPI)--AN IRATE TOPEKA ESTABLISHED ALONG MiLITARY LUNES THE WORKMEN DiGGING IN THE COURTYARD MAN CALLED POLICE lAST NIGHT WHEN HIS TWO DEfENDANTS WERE RELEASED FROM SOlDDERS RUSHED TO THE CENTRAL HOUSE20-YEAR-OLD SON REfUSED TO ERASE A TAPE DETENTION

Of CHILDREN, REMOVED THE 550-POUND RECORDING MADE DURING A fAMILY SQUABBLE '.0 0 BOMB AND EXPLODED IT HARMLESSLY OUT- A POLICE LIEUTENANT FINALLY CONVINCED To DATE, THERE HAS BEEN NO MED6CAl SIDE THE CiTY THE SON, IN THf INTEREST OF fAMILY HARM- EVIDENCE THAT CiGARETTE SMOK8NG HAS O. ONLY, TO ERASE THE RECORDING. ANYTHING TO DO WITH ATHLETE's FOOT PAGE 4 HOllRr.D A~~ SATURDAY 18 ApRH ~q64 VA1~CAN WANTS RES~AT~ON Of NEWS CONfERENCE HIGHl!GHTS BAD WEATHER SLOWS UP FliGHT REl~GijOUS fREEDOM iN HUNGARY WASHINGTON (UPij )--THESE WERE AMONG THE OF AROUND-THE-WORlD FlijER lONDON (UPij )--INFORMED SOURCES SA!D DEVELOPMENTS TODAY AT PRESiDENT JOHNSON'S DARW~N, AUSTRALIA (UPI)--AMERICAN YESTERDAY THAT A ~O-POUNT PLAN APp~ov~rNEWS CONFERENCE: AV~~TRIX JOAN MERRIMAN SMITH POSTPONED BY THE VAnCAN HAS BEEN PRESENTED TO --HE is "PLEASED" AT THE RELATiVE THE NEXT i,500-MIlE lEG OF HER ROUND- THE HUNGAR8AN GOVERNMENT L85T8NG THE STRENGTH OF THE UNiTED STATES AS COM- THE-WORLD FLiGHT TODAY BECAUSE OF BAD TERMS UNDER WH8CH JOZSEF CARDBNAL PARED WUTH THE SOVOET UNION AND AT THE WEATHER BETWEEN HERE AND HER NEXT STOP, MONDSZENTY WOULD AGREE TO LEAVE HUNGARYGROWTH OF THAT STRENGTH DURING THE LAST LAE, NEW GUiNEA. tHE ROMAN CATHOLDC PRELATE HAS BEEN THREE YEARS MRS SMITH HAS FLOWN THOUSANDS OF UN THE UoSo lEGATiON ON BUDAPEST SINCE --THE UNO TED STATES AND COlUMBOA HAVE MILES WVTHOUT THE USE OF HER AUTOMATIC HE SOUGHT REFUGE THERE WHEN THE HUN- SiGNED AN AGREEMENT FOR CONDUCTING PILOT BECAUSE OF EQUIPMENT FAOlURE GAROAN REVOlUTOON WAS CRUSHED BY SOVUETSTUDIES CONCERNING A POSSIBLE TRANS- TOLD THAT ANOTHER GlOBE-GORDlONG M6l0TARY fORCES ON ij956. ~STHMUS SEA-LEVEL CANAL BETWEEN THE AV9ATR!X, MRS. JERRIE MOCK OF COLUMBUS, THE TERMS WERE REPORTED TO INCLUDE ATLANTDC AND PACiFIC OCEANS AND A iO- OHIO, HAD ARRIVED IN THE UN~TED STATES, THE DEMAND THAT THE HUNGARIAN REG8ME MAN UoS. SURVEY TEAM WOULD lEAVE FOR SHE WAS VISIBLY DISAPPOONTED RECOGNIZE THE VATICAN'S RiGHT TO COlUMBOA TOMORROW. "SHE WAS lUCKiER THAN !," MRS SMITH APPOiNT BOSHOPS UN THE COUNTRY AND --HE ANNOUNCED THAT THE FOllOWING SAiD "SHE STRUCK NO BAD WEATHER AND ACKNOWLEDGE THE PARENTS' RiGHT TO fOREOGN lEADERS WOULD VUSHT WASHINGTON: HOPPED fROM BnG CITY TO BOG CBTY AND OBTAON REllGUOUS EDUCATION FOR THEDR PRiME MONUSTER JENS OTTO KRAG OF DENMARK TRAVElEED LESS MILEAGE All AROUND THAN CHOlDRENo ON JUNE 9, WEST GERMANY CHANCELLOR lUD- I HAVE SO fAR TO DARWIN i W~NTED TO tHE AtCEFTANCE OF THESE CONDITBONS, WiG ERHARD JUNE 12, AND WEST BERlON flY THE AMELIA EARHART ROUTE iT'S

THE REPORTS SAUD, WOULD MAKE 8T POSS- MAYOR WJlLY BRANDT MAY 18 BEEN MY LiFE'S AMBITOON It OBLE fOR MUNDSZENTY TO lEAVE THE AMER- --HE DOES NOT ANTICIPATE ANY MAJOR DtAN lEGATOON AND GET OUT Of HUNGARY DEVELOPMENT UN UoS.-RUSSiAN TRADE, DOOLiTTLE'S TOKYO RAIDERS MEET THE GOVERNMENl OS KNOWN TO WANT HflM ALTHOUGH RUSSOA HAS MADE MOVES TO BUY "TO HAVE ONE HELLUVA PARTY" TO GO tHE !NDOCATUONS SO fAR AVAOL- "SOME THONGS" FROM THE UN~TED STATES. FORT WORTH, T~XAS (UPI }--JOMMY ABLE WERE THAT THE BUDAPEST REGH4E --HE WOll "EXPLORE" THE POSSOB8llTY DOOLuTTlE'S TOKvO RAIDERS TURNED THEiR WOULD NOT ACCE~T THE TERMS BECAUSE OF ~NSTRUCTiNG WIVES OF GOVERNMENT ATTENTION FROM NOSTALGIA TO tEXAS THEY WOULD AMOUNT TO RESTORATOON Of PERSONNEL OVERSEAS IN THE LANGUAGE OF SPORTS TODAY, WiTH GOLF, FBSHfiNG AND RElOGUOUS fREEDOM THE COUNTRY ON WHiCH THEY L!VE BOATING ON THE AGENDA FOR THE SECOND • 0 --THE PENTAGON, IN RESPONSE TO A QUERY DAY Of THEIR 22ND ANNUAL REUNllON PR~SONER HAS HEART AtTACK iN BY JOHNSON, SAID THAT NO INFORMATION HAS DOOLITTLE HIMSElf, WHO lED THE HIS­ COURTHOUSE BEfORE TR~Al BEEN MADE AVAOLABlE BY THE PENTAGON ON TORIC fiRST BOMBING Of THE JAPANESE SAOGON (UPij }--NGO DINH CAN, BROTHER THE lATE GENERAL DOUGLAS MACARTHUR AND MA8NLAND IN WORLD WAR Ii, ARRIVED IN or THE lAlE PRESODENT NGO DUNH DOEM~ CONDUCT OF THE KOREAN WAR THAT HAD NOT FORT WORTH lAST NIGHT SUfFERED "HEAfitT fAOlURE" TODAY ON THE BEEN PREViOUSLY PUBLISHED IN BOOKS AND FaFTY-SIX OF THE ORftGBNAL 80 RAiDERS COURTHOUSE WHERE HE OS ON TRUAl FOR OTHER SOURCESo WHO TOOK OfF THE HEAVING DECK OF THE HIS l~FE o. A~RCRAFT CARRIER HORNET 800 MULES FROM CAN WAS RUSHED TO A NEARBY HOSP8T~L PHILIP NOW UNION MEMBER JAP~N ON APRBl 18, 1942, STilL ARE UNDER HEAVY GUARD AFTER HOS DOCTOR LONDON (UPi )--PRINCE PHILiP HAS BECOME ALftVE, SURVIViNG MEMBERS GATHER EACH TOLD THE COURT HE HAD SUFfERED "HEART AN AFFILOATED MEMBER OF THE TRADES YEAR IN A Dlfrta&N1 CiTY TO D~8NK A FAUlURE" AND !COULD NOT ATTEND THE UNiON COUNC8l (TUC)--AT A COST Of ONE SOLEMN TOAST TO DEPARTED RAiDERS AND MORNONG SESSOON Of HOS TRIAL SHOlLBNG AND THREE PENCE A YEAR. TO "HAVE ONE HELLUVA PARTY," AS Doo­ NEWSMEN SAW CAN lynNG HALf-CONSCUOUS tHE PRUNCE HAS BEEN A MEMBE~ Or THE LiTTLE PROMiSED BEFORE THEY TOOK OfF ON A TABLE !N THE COURTHOUSEo HE W~S SCREENWRUTERS' GUILD SONCE 1959 AND THE THAT FATEFUL DAY BREATH8NG fROM A B/LlOON OF OXYGEN T.UoCo TAB Will COME OUT OF HIS FOVE TOMORROW THEY WILL GATHER FOR THE tHE CHOEf TROAl JUDGE HAD ORDERED POUND f8VE SHOLLiNG SUBSCRIPTiON TO THE SOLEMN AND PRIVATE RITUAL OF DRiNKING THAT CAN BE BROUGHT TO COURT ON A GUILD, WHICH fiNALLY AFFILIATED WITH THE A BRANDY TOAST TO THEIR DEPARTED STRETCHER BUT POSTPONED THE TRIAL WHEN ToUoC. AFTER THREE YEARS Of INTERNAL COMRADES FROM A CASE OF 80 SiLVER GOB­ ONFORMED Of CANtS CONDUT80No CONFLBCTS lETS BROUGHT HERE FROM THE AiR FORCE CAN, w~o RULED THE NORTHERN PROVINCE~ A BUCKINGHAM PALACE OFfiCiAL SAID, ADADEMY AT COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO OF SOUTH V~ETNAM UNDER THE DIEM REGiME "PRONCE PH9LIP BECAME A FULL MEMBER OF EACH RAIDER'S NAME IS ENGRAVED ON A WAS BROUGHT TO TRiAL YESTERDAY ON A THE GUOlD BECAUSE, WHEN HE APPEARS ON GOBLET AND WHENEVER A RAIDER DIES, HIS ~ONG lUST or CHARGES, ~NClUDING MURDER TElEVOSUON TO TALK ABOUT HIS TRAVELS, GOBLET IS TURNED OVER THE CASE ALSO EXTORT~ON AND DAMAGONG THE NAT90NAl HE WROTES MOST OF H8S OWN SCRUPTS. HE CONTAiNS ~N UNOPENED BOTTLE OF BRANDY E~ONOMY us OBVIOUSLY THE BEST PERSON TO DO SO." THE lAST lIVING RAIDER IS TO OPEN IT, AND, UN PRIVATE, DRINK TO THE OTHER 79 C~N'T SUPPLY DEMAND HONOR ISRAEL'S ANNIVERSARY NEW YORK (UP! )--GENERAL CtGAR CO. Los ANGELES (UPI )--MAYOR SAMUEL YORTY NEW BUiLDING MATERIAL AVAILABLE HAD A SALES iNCREASE OF CLOSE TO 60 AND OTHER OffDCOALS TOOK PART IN YESTER­ BUFfALO (UP! }--NEW BUILDiNG MATERIAL PER CEhT iN THE fHRST QUARTER OF 1964 DAY'S CEREMONY HONORING ISRAEL'S 16TH MADE OF A MIXTURE OF WOOD FiBER, ASBES- AND A 90 PER CENT PROFiT GAON, PRESO­ ANNiVERSARY AS AN INDEPENDENT NATION. TOS AND CEMENT WAS ANNOUNCED TODAY BY DENT EDGAR M. CQJJllMAN TOLD THE ANNU~L iSRAEL'S fLAG WAS fLOWN FROM THE HONOR NATOONAl GYPSUM COMPANY MEE TO NlG TODAY 0 STAFF AT CiTY HAll WHERE AARON RICHET, CALLED WOODROCK, THE MATERIAL WORKS CUllMAN SAOD THE COMPANY SiMPLY COMMiTTEE CHAIRMAN, INTRODUCED YORTY EASILY lOKE WOOD AND CAN BE CUT READilY COQJJlD NOT MEET THE DEMAND FOR COGARS MORDECHA8 SHALEV, ISRAELI CONSUL GENER~~T HAS MUCH OF THE STRENGTH AND FiRE ON THE WAKE OF THE SURGEON GENERALIS EXPRESSED APPR EC UAnON FOR THE "OVER- RES I STANCE OF NATURAL ROCK REPORT ON SMOKilNG AND HEAlT~ HE S~llD WElM6NG AND CONTINUOUS EXPRESSiONS Of CHAIRMAN MELVIN H BAKER SAUD NATIONA THE DEMAND WAS CONTONUONG ~NTO APROl. fRIENDSHIP FROM ALL THE UNITED STATES." GYPSUM IS MAKiNG HOUSING TRIM FROM

o 0 - • 0 WOODROCK ~ND HAS TEST MARKETED UTI N UoNo MEDijATOR ijN TuRKEY REPORT ijS DENijED THE SOUTH AND PARTS OF THE MiDWEST iT is TANiBQJJl { IUPij )--SAKAR 0 TUOM 0 OJA,9 BANGKOK (UP! )--REPOR TS FROM THE lAOTI At.. ALSO IS MADE I N PANELS FOR BATTEN AND UoN MEDOATOR O~ ThE CYPRUS CRflSUS j BORDER TODAY DENUED THAT A COUP D'ETAT PANEL CONSTRUCTION OR EVEN iN CLAPBOARD ARRB~CD BV ~~ANE TODAY FRO~ NecosOA HAD TAKEN PLACE IN LAOS STYLE CONSTRUCTION. THE BOARDS CAN BE fOR TA~KS WOTH lQJJRKOSH LEADER~ ABOUT A BANGKOK NEWSPAPER TALKED TO ITS NASLED AND CUT LIKE lUMBER WiTHOUT PRE- CYPRQJJS CORRESPONDENT AT NONG KHA! ON THE THA8- DRULlSNG !T is EXPECTED, THEREFORE, TUJOMOOJA WAS MET AT THE AOl'PORT BY LAOTIAN BORDER AND HE SAHD, "NOTHUNG HAS TO COMPETE STRONGLY WITH EXiSTDNG TYPES fil.ll.T BAYRA~OGlUJ, rO~EOCN OrrlCE GENERAl!. HAPPENED iN VOENTHH~jE Ii OF ASBESTOS ~ND EVEN AlUMBNUM SiDONG SECPETAPY~ AND OT~(R fOREUGNl OffOtE VOENTBANE, CAP~TAl Of THE LAOTIAN • • OfrUCuA~S HE os SCHEDWlED TO lEAVE KnNGDOM~ 8S LOCATED i8 MOLES FROM NONG SEVERS RELATiONS WiTH CONGO SVNDAY fO~ NGCO~UA VfiA ATH£Nl5 KHAO AND MERCHANTS TR~VEl BETWEEN THE tAIPEI (Up~ )--THE NATIONAlDST CHINESE

o 0 TWO COTUESo GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCED LAST NiGHT THAT iT W~l~ HOMOR :HuRC~~ll IS SEVERING DOPLOMATUC RElATUONS WiTH lONDON }--lEADERS or ~LPij B~OTAHN'S DEl~VER RA~~D COMPUTER THE REPUBLfiC OF CONGO, A FORMER FRENCH THREE POlUTuCAl PARrOtS HAVE BEEN REDWOOD CU1Y~ CA_fl~ (UP! '--AMPEX CORP AFRiCAN COLONY W~TH ITS CAPO TAL nN MEETflNG TO DECuDE ON THE MOST ~~TT~NG SAOD TODAY 6T HAS DELuVERED A COMPUTER BRAZZAVOLlE ~ WAY T~E HOJ5E OF COMMONS MrC~T HONOR MEMORY THAT CAN TRANSFER STORED DATA ~T THE CONGO REPUBliC DECiDED TO RECOG- SDR WON~TON CHUP:HllLl ONE MOlllON UNOTS A SECOND COMPARED W9TH NOZE COMMUN!ST CHilNA TWO MONTHS AGO, THE fORMER PRJME MONll5TER, WHO WDll 600,000 FOR THE FASTEST COMPARABLE MEMORY BUT DUD NOT BREAK ITS TIES WOTH NAT!ON- BE 90 ONl NJVEMBER, HAS DECUDED NOT TO UNliT AL~ST CHUNA RUN fOR HOS ~EAT iN PARl!A~ENT fiN THE THE UNO TED WAS DElOVERED TO THE ARMY GENERAL EkEtTOONS THOS fAllo BAll~STij( RESEARC~ LABORATORY, MARYLAND PAGE 3 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 18 APRIL 1964

WOMAN WHO WON FORTUNE WOMAN KILLED WITH HAMMER TRADE BETWEEN RUSSIA AND IN LOTTERY FOUND A SUICIDE LIVERPOOL (UPI)--A MAN BLUDGEONED A ENGLAND TO REACH RECORD LEVEL MUNICH, GERMANY (UPI)--A WOMAN DUBBED MOTHER WITH A HAMMER ON HER 25TH BIRTH­ LONDON (UPI)-- BRITAIN AND RUSSIA THE "LOTTO QUEEN" AFTER SHE WON 500, DAY YESTERDAY AND LEFT HER DYING IN NEARED AGREEMENT TODAY ON NEW ARRANGE­ 000 MARKS ($125,000) IN THE NATION LOT­ FRONT OF HER THREE HORROR-STRICKEN MENTS TO PUSH TRADE BETWEEN THE TWO TERY HAS BEEN FOUND DEAD IN A FOREST CHILDREN. COUNTRIES TO RECORD LEVELS. NEAR MUNICH, A PROBABLE SUICIDE, BAVA­ THE VICTIM WAS MRS. MAUREEN JOYCE, AUTHORTATIVE SOURCES SAID THAT TOP­ RIAN POLICE ANNOUNCED TODAY WHOSE HUSBAND FRANK IS A MERCHANT SEA­ LEVEL TALKS HERE WERE GOING WELL, AND THE BODY OF GERDA SCHAUZR, 27, MIS­ MAN NOW AT SEA. MRS. JOYCE'S 25TH SHOULD BE COMPLETED WITHiN A WEEK. SING SINCE FEB 16 WHEN SHE BADE HER BIRTHDAY WAS YESTERDAY SOVIET FOREIGN TRADE MiNISTER NIKO­ MOTHER-IN-LAW GOODBYE TO GO SHOPPING, LAI PATOLIEOHEV MET T~IS MORNING FOR WAS FOUND BY TWO SOLDIERS YESTERDAY. IT WILL BE LONG TIME BEFORE THE SECOND TIME WIT~ PRESIDENT OF THE SHE GOT HEADLINES AS THE "LOTTO TRAIN ROBBERS ARE FREE BOARD OF TRADE EDWARD HEATH TO DISCUSS QUEEN" WHEN SHE WON THE MONEY IN OCT. AYLESBURY, ENGLAND (UPI)--A JUDGE WAYS OF EXTENDING TRADE 1960. MRS. SCHAUER FELL INTO A DEEP SENTENCED 12 MEN TO A TOTAL OF 573 PATOLICHEV, HERE ON A IO-DAY VISIT DEPRESSION SHORTLY THEREAFTER AND YEARS IMPRISONMENT TODAY FOR THEIR AT THE INVITATION OF THE GOVERNMENT, TRIED SUICIDE SEVERAL TIMES, ACCORDING PARTS IN BRITAIN'S "GREAT TRAIN ROB­ WILL LEAVE THE TALKS THIS AFTERNOON TO TO PRESS REPORTS. BERY" -- HISTORY'S BIGGEST RECORDED MAKE A FOUR-DAY SWING THROUGH INDUS- CASH HAUL T R I AL CENT E RS • SEVEN OF EIGHT SEATO MEMBERS IT WAS ONE OF THE SEVEREST JUDGMENTS HE WILL BE BACK IN LONDON FOR FURTHER ----AGREE CONCERNING COMMUNISTS IN BRITISH MODERN RECORDS. TALKS WITH HEATH O~ TUESDAY. HE ALSO WASHINGTON (UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON THE MEN WERE SENTENCED FOR THEIR HAS AN APPOINTMENT TO SEE PRIME MINiS­ EXPRESSED PLEASURE THAT SEVEN OF EIGHT PARTS IN LAST SUMMER'S 2.6 MILLION TER SIR ALEC DOUGLAS-HOME APR!L 23. MEMBERS OF THE SOUTHEAST ASIA TREATY POUND MAIL TRAIN RAID. ORGANIZATION (SEATO) HAD ENDORSED U.S. JUDGE EDMUND DAVIES SENTENCED THE INDONESIAN PRESIDENT IS INVITED POLICY IN SOUTH VIETNAM. CONVICTED MEN. TO BE GUEST OF NEW ZEALAND BUT THE PRESIDENT ALSO EXPRESSED RE­ BECAUSE SEVERAL OF THE MEN RECEIVED JAKARTA (UPI)-- PRIME MINISTER KEITH GRET THAT FRANCE HAD SPLIT WITH THE MORE THAN ONE SENTENCE, TO RUN CON­ HOLYOAKE TODAY INVITED INDONESIAN OTHER MEMBERS AND HAD DECLINED TO JOIN CURRENTLY, THEIR TIME IN JAIL ACTUALLY PRESIDENT SUKARNO TO VISIT NEW ZEALAND. IN THE DECLARATION OF SUPPORT. HE COM­ WILL TOTAL 307 YEARS. THE OFFICIAL NEWS AGENCY ANTARA MENTED AT A NEWS CONFERENCE. ALL BUT ONE OF THE CONVICTED SAID SAID HOLYOAKE EXTENDED THE iNVITATION SEATO, MADE UP OF THAILAND, THE THEY WOULD APPEAL. TO SUKARNO DURING A I-~ HOUR MEETING PHILIPPINES, PAKISTAN, THE UNITED NONE OF THE 12 ME N SHOWED ANY EMOT 10 BETWEEN THE TWO LEADERS AT SUKARNO'S STATES, THE UNITED KINGDOM, FRANCE, AS THEY WERE SENTENCED INDIVIDUALLY PALACE HERE THIS AFTERNOON. AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND MET IN MANILA I N THE DOCK. IT WAS 8 MONTHS, 8 DAYS ANTARA QUOTED FOREIGN MIN'STER SUB­ EARLIER THIS WEEK WITH SECRETARY OF SINCE THE ARMED BAND AMBUSHED A GLAS­ ANDRIO, WHO WAS PRESENT ~OR THE TALKS, STATE DEAN RUSK REPRESENTING THE UNITED GOW-LONDON ROYAL MAIL TRAIN AUG. g IN AS SAYING THAT THE NEW ZEALAND PRIME STATES. A DESERTED STRIP OF COUNTRYSIDE A FEW MINISTER AND SUKARNO EXCHANGED OPIN­ THE COUNCIL OF MINISTERS ENDED THEIR MILES FROM HERE. IONS ON THE MALAYSIA DISPUTE AND THREE-DAY CONFERENCE WITH A DECLARATION THE ROBBERS SLIPPED AWAY WITH THE AGREED THAT THE DISPUTE S~OuLD NOT BE THAT "THE DEFEAT OF THE COMMUNIST CAM- STOLEN MILLIONS UNDETECTED AND IT WAS AN OBSTACLE TO GOOD RELATIONS BETWEEN PAIGN IS ESSENTIAL NOT ONLY TO THE SE- WEEKS LATER BEFORE SCOTLAND YARD BEGAN THE TWO COUNTRIES. CURITt OF THE REPUBLIC OF V,ET NAM BUT CRACKING THE CASE. BUT MOST OF THE TO THAT OF SOUTHEAST ASIA." \ < f410NEY HAS- NOT BEEN RECOVERED -'!"'-PERWAPS MUTUAL SECURITY OF SEATO AREA FRANCE DECLINED TO ASSOCIATE ITSELF SECREtED AWAY SOMEWHERE FOR A LAVISH VITAL TO INTERESTS OF WORLD WITH THE DECLARATION. SPENDING SPREE DECADES FROM NOW. MANILA (UPI)-- LORD CARRINGTON, •••••• SAID DAVIES, ADDRESSING THE MEN: CHIEF DELEGATE FOR THE UNITED K,NGDOM COMMUNIST CHINESE LEADERS SEND "IT WOULD BE AN AFFRONT IF YOU WERE AT THE SOUTHEAST ASIA TREATy ORGAN­ BIRTHDAY GREETINGS TO KHRUSHCHEV TO BE AT LIBERTY IN THE NEAR FUTURE TO IZATION CONFERENCE HERE, SAID TODAY TOKYO (UPI)--COMMUNIST CHINESE LEADER$ENJOY THESE ILL-GOTTEN GAINS. I PRO­ THAT "THE MUTUAL SECURITY OF THE SEATO TODAY SENT A CABLE OF GREETINGS TO SOV- POSED TO SECURE THAT SUCH AN OPPOR- AREA IS VITAL TO THE INTERESTS OF THE lET PREMIER NIKITA S. KHRUSHCHEV ON TUNITY WILL BE DENIED TO YOU FOR AN WORLD." HiS 70TH BIRT~DAY EXTREMELY LONG TIME." LORD CARRINGTON, WHO REPRESEN¥ED IT SAID "ALTHOUGH AT PRESENT THERE HE THEN SENTENCED SEVEN OF THE MEN BRITAIN'S FOREIGN MINISTER ReA. BUTLER ARE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN YOU AND US ON TO 30 YEARS IN PRISON EACH, TWO MORE AT THE THREE-DAY SEATO COUNCIL 0F A NUMBER OF QUESTIONS OF PRINCIPLE CON- FOR 25 YEARS EACH, ONE FOR 24 YEARS, MINISTERS WHICH ENDED YESTERDAY, SAID CERNING MARXISM-LENINISM AND THERE IS AND 3 MEN FOR THREE YEARS. HE WIS FLYING TO SAIGON FOR TALKS wiTH LACK OF uNITY, WE ARE DEEPLY CONVINCED THE PRIME MINISTER AND FOREIGN MiNIS­ THAT ALL OF THIS IS ONLY TEMPORARY." CANADA WILL EXTEND ITS FISHING TER OF SOUTH VIET NAM. LIMITS TO 12 MILES MAY 15 CARRINGTON DESCRIBED THE CONFERENCE WHAT PRICE VANITY WASHINGTON (uPI)-- SEN. HENRY M. AS "A VALUABLE MEETING O~ THE SEATO LONDON (UPI)--MRS. AUDREY COLLINS JACKSON ASKED THE ADMINISTRATION TODAY COUNTRIES WITH LIVELY AND FRIENDLY TOOK ONLY TWO MINUTES TO "POWDER HER WHETHER IT HAS ASSURED CANADA THE UNITED DISCUSSIONS OF PROBLEMS IN T~E SEATO NOSE" IN A TRAIN YESTERDAY -- BUT IT STATES WILL NOT RETALIATE AGAINST AN AREA," COST HER $385 A MINUTE. EXTENSION OF CANADIAN FISHING WATERS. MRS. COLLINS WAS ON A DONCASTER-LoN­ CANADA PLANS TO EXTEND ITS FISHING FOREIGN AID PROGRAM DON EXPRESS WHEN SHE WENT INTO THE LIMITS TO 12 MILES ON MAY 15. WASH I NGTON ( UP I )-- PRES I DE NT JOHN­ WOMEN'S TOILET IN A SENATE SPEECH, THE WASHINGTON SON'S ADMINISTRATION YESTERDAY RELEASED WHEN SHE PRESSED A LEVER IN THE WASH DEMOCRAT SAID THAT H.J. ROBICHAUD, MORE DETAILS OF ITS PROPOSED 1965 BASIN, HER 275-POUND ($770) ENGAGEMENT MINISTER OF FISHERIES, TOLD A MEMBER FOREIGN AID PROGRAM AND GAVE A CLEAR­ RINL SLIPPED OFF HER FINGER AND THE OF THE CANADIAN HOUSE LAST MONTH THAT ER PICTURE OF WHAT THE NATIONS OF THE RING VANISHED DOWN THE PIPE ONTO THE THERE WAS NO INDICATION OF UNITED FAR EAST MIGHT EXPECT IN T~E COMING TRACK. STATES RETALIATION. YEAR. "I JUST WENT ALONG TO TOUCH UP MY JACKSON SAID IT WOULD BE INTERESTING PRESIDENT JOHNSON HAS ASKED CONGRESS MAKE-UP," SHE TOLD RAILWAY POLICE. "I TO FIND OUT IF THE ADMINISTRATION HAS TO APPROPRIATE $2,392 MILLION FOR FLIPPED THE LEVER AND THE RING SLIPPED GIVEN SUCH ASSURANCES SHOULD CANADA'S ECONOMIC ASSISTANCE IN FISCAL 1965 AND OFF MY FINGER." UNILATERAL DECISION HURT AMERICAN $1,000 MILLION FOR MILITARY AID, FOR A SEARCH PARTY OF RAILWAYMEN WENT FISHING. A TOTAL OF $3,392 MILLION. WITH ~ONEY

ALONG ~HE ~RACK IN THE VICINITY O~ • •••• 0 STILL AVAILABLE FROM PREviOuS YEARS, W~ERE MRS. COLLINS THOUGHT S~E LOST THE BELLA ADDRESSES ALGERIAN CONGRESS HOWEVER, THE 1965 FIGURE WOJLD BE RING BUT FAILED TO FIND ANY TRACE OF ALGIERS (UPIJ--PRESIDENT AHMED BEN RAISED TO $3,635 MILLION. ITo BELLA ADMITTED TODAY THAT COUNTER-RE- OF THIS TOTAL, FAR EAST NATIONS VOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES "STILL HAVE WOULD RECEIVE $262 MILLION IN SUPPORT- KHRUSHCHEV SEVENTY TODAY A BASE IN OUR COuNTRY" AND BLAMEC CAP- ING ASSISTANCE WITH THE GREATER SHARE ITALISM ~OR THEM. GOING TO KOREA, V,ET N~M, LAOS AND BEN BELLA MADE THE KEYNOTE SPEECH THAILAND. DEVELOPMENT LOANS WOULD BEFORE T~E FIRST CONGRESS OF HIS NATION~ TOTAL $70 MILLION "WiTH KOREA AGAIN AL LIBERATION FRONT PARTY SINCE ALGERIA THE PRINCIPAL RECIPIENT," ACCORDING TO GAINED INDEPENDENCE TWO YEARS AGO. THE AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEvElOP- MOST OF THE OT~ER ORIGINAL LEADERS MENT (AID). DEVELOPMENT GRANTS ~ND OF THE ALGERIAN REVOLUTION BOYCOTTED TECHNICAL COOPERATION WERE SET AT THE CONGRESS. $47.5 MILLION. SATURDAY 18 APRIL 1964 SECTION SPORTS ROUNDUP-­ sports CARDINALS SEIZE SECOND WIN IN NATIONAL LEAGUE NEW YORK NIKE-X HANDICAP RESULTS (UP~)--SOUTHPAW S STEAL SERIES OPENER CURT SIMMONS LAUNCHED ~IS IT WAS POSITION NIGHT LAST A THREE-RUN HOMER BY MARSHALL MARTIN AND RAY NAKAMURAfS 17TH NATIONAL LEAGUE SEASON EVENING, AND THE "HOORHEAS" SIXTH INNiNG SACRIFICE FLY PROPELLED ~HE NATIONAL LEAGUE THURSDAY BY L!MiTiNG T~E SAN SPLIT POINTS WITH THE "LUCKY ALL-STARS TO A 7-6 VICTORY OVER T~E AMERiCAN LEAGUE ALL­ FRANCISCO GiANTS TO ;~REE STRIKES" TO HANG ON TO THEIR STARS LAST NIGHT IN THE OPENING GAME OF 7HE 1964 BEST 2-0F- SINGLES Whl~E PiTCHING T~E F~RST PLACE STANDING BY ONE 13 ALL-STAR SERIES. ST. LOUIS CARDiNALS iO A 2-0 ' NAKAMURA DROVE IN THE WINNING RUN WHEN rE LOFTED A TIE- POINT. VICTORY IN THE LEAGUE S ONLy BREAKING SACRIFICE FLY TO LEFTFIELD IN THE BOT70M OF THE OUTSTANDING SCORES THIS DAY CONTEST SIXTH INNING. BUT MARTIN'S THREE-RUN BLAST, A LOW liNE ROUND WERE: JOHN BREDA, 201- USING A VARIETv OF SPEEDS, 2 SHOT TO RIG~TFIELD, IN THE 1-r======::1 535, FRED FLEMING, 211-5 5, THE FORMER PHILADELP~IA PHil­ FIFTH INNING, PUT THE GAME MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE BILL KUHLMANN, 50~. LIE S "WH I Z KID fI 0 ION T LET TO A 6-6 DEADLOCK AMERICAN LEAGUE: GAME TIME SUBS OR REGULARS ARE NEED- A GIANT ADVANCE BEYOND FiRST i Ij STAN AKANA TRIPLED IN THE 5: 15--BRANDON FIELD ED IN THIS LEAGUE. ALL MEN BASE AFTER THE SECOND INN!NG , IFIRST INNING TO PUT THE A.L MONDAY 20 APRIL FROM THE NIKE-X COMPLEX ARE AND RETIRED THE LAST 13 I !ALL-STARS A~EAD 1-0. HOWEVER FiL-AMERICANS VS. KENTRON ELIGIBLE. IF INTERESTED, MEMBERS OF THE POWER-PACKED THE N.L. CAME RIGHT TUESDAY 2i APRIL CALL JOE YOST, X315 OR FRED A~L-STARS BATTING ORDER WHO ~ACED ~IM BACK IN THAT SAME FRAME TO PiRATES VS HIGH SCHOOL I FLEMING, X224. I I SIMMONS ALLOWED ONE WALK I TIE IT UP JIM RElLER SING- WED~ESDAY 22 APRIL AND STRUCK OUT lHREE BATTERS I ALL-STAR GAME ON AIR LED RAY NAKAMURA HOME. NAKA- FiL-AMERICANS VS. RIGGERS HE TWICE FANNED ORLANDO 2 TOMORROW'S SECOND ALL-STAR MURA HAD GOTTEN ON SCORING THuRSDA~ 3 APRIL CEPEDA AFTER THE G!ANTS~ MOUNTAINBALL GAME BETWEEN POSITION ON AN ERROR. ROI NAMUR VS EXPLORERS FIRST BASEMAN HAD S' NGLED IN I FRIDAY 24 APRIL THE NATIONAL AND AMERICAN I I STAN AKANA AGAIN CARRIED THE SECOND INNING FOR rlS i LEAGUE WILL BE BROADCAST ~ THE A.L. ALL-STARS AHEAD BY KEN-~ON VSo HiGH SCHOOL SIXTH HIT IN SEVEN TRiPS TO SATURDAY 25 APRiL OVER STATION AFRS KWAJALEIN. SLAS~ING A TWO-RUN ~OMER IN THE PLATE FOR THE SEASON ROi NAMwR VS. PIRATES BROADCAST TIME IS 12: 15 AN THE THIRD INNINGo AGAIN THE THE DEFEAT WENT TO LEFT­ SUNDAY 26 APRIL GAME TIME IS 12:30. TIP RICE ISTUBBORN NoL. ALL-STARS CAME HANDER BOB HENDLEr, WHO WAS 12 NOON ExPo VS EBEYE TIG. OF WECO WILL BE THE ANNOUN­ lBACK IN THAT SAME INNING TO MAKING HIS DEBUT FOR THE 2:00 EBEYE TIGERS RIG. CER. :PUT A 3-3 KNOT, BRINGING vs. GIANTS AFTER BEING OBTAINED IF THE SERIES RESULTS IN ,PAUL CRUMPLER, BOBBY IHA AND FROM M,LWAUKEE IN A SIX-MAN NATIONAL LEAGUE. GAME A '-I TIE, THE THIRD GAME CHARLES HI~AMOTO ACROSS THE DEAL LAST DECEMBER. IN THE SERIES WILL ALSO BE PLATE TIME; 5:45--DALLY FIELD HENDLEY ONLY ALLOWED FOuR MONDAY 20 A>:JRiL PLAYED TOMORROW AFTER THE T~E INNiNG CLIMAXED A 3- HITS IN THE EIGHT FRAMES HE REGULAR GAME WITH AN HOUR RUN OUTBURST BEFORE MARrIN~S Hu~ KEAlA VSo NAVY WORKED BUT GAVE UP TWO OF BREAK. T~REE-RUN TuESDA~ 21 APRIL BLAST DROPPED IN o THEM AS THE CARDS SCO~ED THE FOLLOWING FRAME. THIS PUT HIGH SCHOOL 2 VSo TYPHOONS WEDNESDAY 22 APRIL ALL PRIVATE BOWLING BALLS TWICE DURING THE THIRD. T~E GAME INTO A KNOT A THIRD IN THE SPECIAL SERViCES PRE- MILWAUKEE WAS AT HOUSiON TIME. RIKAKIS VS o JOMAKAJ THURSDAV 23 APRIL MISES WILL 6E DISPOSED OF BY AND CINCINNATI AT Los ANGE- THIRD BASEMAN ERNIE FRES­ APR L 22 12 0 HRS. LES IN N.L. NIGHT GAMES. QUEZ MADE A STUNNING DEFEN­ HIGH SCHOOL 2 VS, DOUGLAS SIVE PLAY WHEN HE STABBED FRIDAY 24 APRIL BOSTON RED SOX RUIN YOGI BERRA'S MANAGERIAL AT HAL CHARTRAND 9 S GROUNDER HUi KEA~A VS JOMAKAJ DEBUT FOR NEW YORK YANKEES IN NAT~ONAL LEAGUE SATURDAY 25 APRiL NEW YORK (UPI)--THE BOSTON RED SOX RUINED YOGI BERRA 1 S ON T~E THIRD BASELINE i KNOCK­ ING THE BALL DOWN WITH HIS NAVY VS. TYPHOONS MANAGERIAL DEBUT WHEN THEY BEAT THE NEW YORK YANKEES, 4-3 BARE HANDS. SUNDAY 26 APRIL THURSDAY ON AN 11TH-INNING WILD PITCH BY WHITEY FORD THA1 WiNNING P,TCHER WAS R.S. NOON--DOUGLAS VS. MOUNTIES ALSO COST HIM THE 200TH VICTORY OF HIS MAJOR LEAGUE CAREER. DOK-ER AND PAT LAN!AS WAS THE 2 OO--RiKAKIS VS. MOUNTIES FORD, A 24-GAME WINNER LAST SEASON WHO WAS MAKING HiS o 0 • 0 Q LOSING 10TH OPENING-GAME APPEARANCE, PITCHED HIS WAY OUT OF NUMER­ OUS JAMS UNTIL THE 11TH INNING WHEN BOB TILLMAN TRIPLED TO MEN"S GYMNASTiC MEET PLANNED MAZEROSKI DOES IT AGAIN! DEEP CENTER FOR HIS FOURTH HIT OF THE GAME FRANFURT (UPi)--AN INTER- NEW YORK (UPi)--BiLL MAZ- ROMAN MEJIAS WAS SENT IN TO RUN FOR TILLMAN AND SCAMPERED NATIONAL MEN~S GYMNASTIC EROSKI, THE SLUGGING LITTLE HOME WITH THE WINNING RUN WHEN FORD UNCORKED A WILD PITCH MEET WITH JAPAN SCHEDULED FOR SECOND BASEMAN WHO BROKE WITH PINCH HITTER DICK W,LLIAMS AT THE PLATE. APRIL 25 IN STUTTGART WILL CASEY STENGELiS HEART FOUR DICK RADATZ, SECOND OF THREE BOSTON PITCHERS, WAS CREDlT­ GiVE AN ANSWER TO THE OfTEN YEARS AGO, DID IT AGAIN TO- ED WITH THE VICTORY ALTHOUGH HE WAS NICKED FOR FOUR HITS RAISED QUESTION WHETHER WEST DAY WiTH A NINTH-INNING iN 3-2/3 INNINGS. GERMANY HAS MADE ANY PROGRESS SINGLE THAT GAVE THE PITTS- THE YANKEES TIED THE ~CORE AT 3-3 IN THE EIGHTH iNNING IN THE SPORT. BURGH PIRATES A 4-3 VICTORY WITH AN UNEARNED RUN ON AN ERROR BY SECOND BASE-MAN CHUCK WEST GERMAN OLYM~IC PROS- AND SPOILED THE NEW YORK METS SCHILLING, WHO DROPPED JOE PEITONE'S POPUP FOLlOW'NG SiNGLES PECTS Will BE TESTING THEIR fORMAL OPENING OF THE $25- BY ROGER MARIS AND TOM TRESH. I SKILLS WI;'H THE ATHLETIC STARSMILllON SHEA STADIUM. Bill MONBOUQUETTE, BOSTON'S 20-GAME WINNER lAST YEAR, FRO~ THE LAND OF THE RISING A NEAR-CAPAClry CROWD OF HELD A 3-2 LEAD WHEN HE SUFFERED A BRUISED RIGHT ELBOW SUN IN A WELCOME PRE-TOKYO 48,736, WHICH GAVE THE SPANK- FIELDING FORDls SEVENTH-INN­ TRYOUT. .------ING NEW BALLPARK A GAY, ING SACRIFICE AND WAS FORCED BASEBALL STANDINGS "THERE HAS BEEN TALK THAT COUNTY-FAIR LIKE ATMOSPHERE, TO GIVE WAY TO RADATZ. OUR ATHLETES HAVE MADE SOME SAY STENGELcS METS SUFFER MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL THE BALTIMORE ORIOLES sco~Eb HEADWAY RECENTLY, OTHERS SAY THEIR THIRD STRAIGHT DEFEAT STANDINGS AS COMPILED BY THREE UNEARNED RUNS IN T~E r~AT PROGRESS WAS VIRTUALLY OF THE YOUNG SEASON WHEN UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL FIFTH TO fHE CHICAGO WHiTE ARE AS FOLLOWS: NIL," SAID THE STUGGART MAZEROSYI SINGLED OFF LOSING SOX, 4-3, IN THE ONLY 01HER AMERICAN LEAGUE. SPORTS PUBLICATION SPORTSCHAU PITCHER ED BAUTA TO DRIVE IN A.L. DAY GAME KEV 8~OW or W L PCT 0 "THE MEET WILL EVENTUALLY WES STARGELL WITH THE WINNING THE INNING WAS A TWO-RUN ANSWER THE QUESTION WHETHER RUN IN THE NINTH. BALTIMORE 2" o TOoo HOMER BY JOHN ORSINO w~ICH OUR GYMNASTS ARE ON THE UP- STARGELL COLLECTED FOUR OF MINNESOTA 2 o 10000 fOllOWED BOOG POWELLrS RJN­ GRADE OR NOT, ff SPORTS CHAU P,TTSBURGH ~ S J 6 HITS, 'N- DETROIT I o 10000 SCORING SINGLE, A SACRiFlCE BOSTON I 10000 SAID. CLuDING THE ONLY HOMER OF THE o FLY B~ NOR SIEBERN A~D AN WEST GERMANY'S TOP GYMNASTIC GAME IN THE SECOND INNING Los ANGELES I I 500 ERROR BY W~ITE So~ ROO~lE STARS lAST WEEKEND COMPETED AND LAUNC~ED PiTTSBURGH'S' WASHINGTON I 2 333 SECOND BASEMAN DON BJFOQDo FOR NATIONAL CHA~P~ONSH!P WINNING RALLy WITH A ONE-OUT NEW YORK o I 000 THE MINNESOTA T~'N3 E~OKE HO~ORS IN ULM. S!NG~E ,KANSAS CITY o I .000 I A I-I TIE ON A gASE3-~OAD~D CL:NCH!NG 1HE VICTORY IN CLEVELAND o i 000 TRIPLE BY ZOlLO VERS~LLES T~E !2-EVENT CONTEST--SIX AUSSIES TAKE BEATING CHICAGO o 2 0000 I IN THE SIXTH INNING AND wE~T EVENTS COM~ULSORIES AND AS NATIONAL LEAGUE" PALER~O (UPI )--AUSTRALIANS ON TO DOWN ~HE WASH~NGTON MANY FREE PROGRAM EXERCISES-­ PH I LAD E LPHI A 2 1.000 rOOK A TROUNCING IN THE MENS o SENATORS, 6-2;1 ! NAN I GHT SAN FRANCISCO 2 WAS OLYMPIAN PHILIP rUERS'. SINGLES SEMI-FINALS OF TPE I .667 GAME ST LOUIS 2 I II\JTERNAa rONAL TENNIS TOURNA- ~667 JIM KAAT WENT T~E D!S-A~CE HOUSTON I I ~ PREfOR'A (UPi)--SOUTH MEN" I'iEPE TODA~. ·500 FOR TYE TWINS) ALLcwING SIX I AFRiCA~S TOP SEEDED FLAYER, NICOLA PIETRANGEll DOWNED PITTSBURGH I I 00 05 HITS, INCLJD!I\!", ~OLO HCMER'S MISS A~NE~r( VAN ZYL, TODAY FRED S'OLLE 6-4, 5-7, 6-2 CHICAGO I I .5 00 BY DON LOCK AND KEN HJN- WITHDREW FROM l~E FINAL TEN­ WHI~E JOSE MANDARI~O BEAT CI NC,I NNAT I I I .500 i NIS ~A1~H AGAi~ST AUSTRALIA. MARTIN MULLIGAN 3-6, 3-6,S-6. ~MILWAUKEE I 2 ·333 r hOURGLASS SATURDAY 18 APRRL i 64 CHURCH NOTICES NOTICES PROTESTANT ~v Irt IOflie~ onight HELP WANTED REV. DONALD S. DAUGHTRY o REV. LUKE MARKVE SECRETAR8ES AND TYPUST RICHARDSON SHOWTIME 7:30 P M. M.I.To LINCOLN LABORATORY DEVaNE SERVDCES AT 8.10 AND FOUR FOR TEXAS PLUS NEWS & SPORTS Ii A M IN THE MEMORIAL CHAPEL HAS OPENINGS FOR THREE S S 9040 A M IN FRANK S!NATRA, DEAN MARTIN WOMEN TO WORK ON ROI NAMUR, UNDAY CHOOL - 0 THE STORY OF A STRANG FEUD--AND -8-35 THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL FIVE-DAY WEEK CAll 9 0 SENIOR HiGH SCHOOL YOUTH IT GETS EVEN STRANGER DAYS OR 2264 AFTER 6 P M A MATTER OF TASTE Y AND C NO FELLOWSHIP EVERY SUNDAY AT 6:00 P M IN THE CHAPLAIN'S SALESWOMEN TO WORK FULL YOKWE YUK SHOWTIME 7 AND 9 P M OFFiCE AT THE CHAPEL FOR TUME UN MACY'So SEE MR. SUNDAY IN NEW YORK STUDENTS 9TH THROUGH 12TH Bu~ AT THE STORE. CLIFF ROBERTSON, JANE FONDA GRADE. ROI NAMUR WORSHIP THE BATTLE OF THE SEXES AGAINST SERViCE IS AT 7 P M SUNDAY CLERK-STENO AND PAYROLL GLAMOROUS MANHATTEN BACKGROUNDS SCHOOL CLASS IS 9-10 A M CLERK~ iMMEDIATE PERMANENT A ooMATTER OF TASTE Y AND CooNO POSUTBON ~NQUIRE KENTRON­ WEDNESDAY PRAYER MEETING AT 7-8 P.M. UNDER THE LEADERSHIP HAWAII, TERMINAL BUilDING, OCEAN VIEW SHOWTIME 7 30 PuMol! OF JOHN K MAKAHI ROOM 206 OR CALL 596 OR MARJORIE MORNINGSTAR* 21350 GENE KELLY, NATALIE WOOD CATHOLIC AN ASPORING ACTRESS IS FREED FROM • 0 • 7 GLOBAL HAS SEVERAL OPENINGS FATHER FEY - A.M. AND LOVING AN OLDER, UNWORTHY MAN :n 15 A M. IN THE MEMORIAL FOR FEMALE CLERK-TYPiSTS TO :c7 I 1 I~ 0 ROI AFTER MANY YEARS OF ADVENTURE, 6 HAPEL AND ~ N WORK FULL T~ME, 5- DAYS PER DAILY MASS _ 4 5 IN THE LONGING, WAITING AND BITTERNESS, WEEK TYPiNG SPEED 40-50 BLESSED SACRAMENT CHAPEL AND F!NDS HAPPINESS AT LAST WITH WPM REQUIRED ApPLY GLOBAL MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY MASS A YOUNGER MAN INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OrFICE, S 7 25 , I B ATURDAY MORNING AT ROXY TERMINAL UILDING CONFESSION _ SATURDAY AT 7 PM SHOWTIME 6:30 AND 8 30 P M TAKE HER, SHE'S MINE •• TO 8 P M A NURSERY IS PRO­ FOR SALE JAMES STEWART, SANDRA DEE VIDED AT THE REAR OF THE CHAPE~ AHR CONDOTIONER, 3/4-TON A DOTING FATHER'S STRUGGLE TO FOR THE CHILDREN OF PARENTS GIBSON, EXCELLENT CONDITION, SURVIVE THE EXPERIENCE OF HIS ATTENDING THE 9 15 A.M MASS NEVER USED HERE $125. DAUGHTER'S BEING AWAY FROM HOME CALL 2114 DURONG WORKING AND ON HER OWN FOR THE FIRST TIME. CHURCH OF CHRIST I I A AND Y •• ENTERTAINiNG C NO I HOURS SERVICES ARE HELD EACH I I o 0 LORD'S DAY AT 10'15 A M AT ROI NAMUR AKA! M-6 TAPERECORDER WiTHIQUARTERS 217-B BIBLE STUDY SHOwTlME 8 P M. BUILT-IN POWER AMPLIFIERS AT I! A M SERVICES ARE ALSO AS YOUNG AS WE ARE*PLus NEWS AND SPEAKERS, ACCESSORIES. $175 HELD SUNDAY EVENING AT 6 P M SPORTS CALL 676 ROBERT HARLAND, PiPPA SCOTT HIGHliGHTS ROMANT!C FR~STRATOONS lDS SERVICES AKAI M-7 TAPE RECORDER, AND FOLLIES OF TODAY'S TEENAGERS SERVICES Will BE HELD IN WiTHOUT SPEAKER, $200 CAll AND TEllS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A Roo~ 113 or THE GEORGE SEITZ 2700 OR 9-548 TEACHER BECOMES INVOLVED WftTH A SCHOOL AS FOLLOWS. PRIESTHOOD YOUNG MAN AND THEN DiSCOVERS HE'S MEETING - 8010 A.M SUNDAY SA~lBOAT, 13 FEET GOOD ONE OF HER STUDENTS SCHOOL AND SACRAMENT MEETING CONDBTION CALL MR. WATERS AT 9.30 A M. AT 774 DU~8NG WORKING HOU~S COUNTDOw'N SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. A RAISIN IN THE SUN* •••• 0 PENTECOSTAL Hi-FI STEREO, APEX CONTROL THE GROUP ~EETS AT THE SIDENY POI TIER, CLAUDIE McNEIL UNIT INCLUDES TAPE AND PHO~O CHAPEL EVERY SUNDAY AT 7 30 THE CRiTIC'S PRIZE PLAY is NOW PREAMPS AMPLBF~ER- HEATH- P M A MOTION PICTURE KIT 14/14 WATTS SPEAKER ENCLOSURES - ROUGH FINISH SUNDAY MOV I ES EPISCOPAL PRAYER SERVICES WITH 12" ELECTROVOICE RICHARDSON SUNDAY IN NEW YORK SERViCES ARE HELD AT 7 P M. WOLVERINES $100 CALL YOKWE YUK MARJORIE MORNINGSTAR* ON TUESDAY IN THE CHAPEL 2!02 DAYS, 2286 EVENINGS. OCEAN VIEW FOUR FOR TEXAS

o Roxy BLUEBEARD'S TEN HONEYMOONS* PLUS YOKWE YUK CLUB NEWS AND SPORTS ONE ~N P~XE EMERSON A lA CARTE SERVICE IS A! R CON at~ER, ONE YEAR ROI NAMUR McLINTOCK CANCELLED AT THE YOKWE YUK OLD, $ CAll 497 COUNTDOWN PORTRAIT OF A MOBSTER* ~LUB THROUGH SUNDAY THIS WEEK DUE TO THE LITTLE THEATRE LADIES "M,TRE H PANTS, SiZE IPRODUCTION. * No RATINGS AVAILABLE \ 12, NEW~ PAIR WHU TE, I PARENTS MAGAZINE MOVIE GUIDE EACH FILM IS RATED AS TO QUALITY AS WELL AS SUITABiLITY I $4.87, i R HOUNDS TOOTH I MODELERS CLUB MEET I NG 8 FOR CHILDREN OF VARIOUS AGES THE AGE SYMBOLS USED ARE I CHECK, 90 CALL 23 5 I THERE WILL BE A MONTHY A •• ADULTS Y .YOUNG PEOPLE 12-16 C .CHILDREN 8-12 I AFTER 5 OR TRAILER 669 MEETING OF THE KWAJALEIN I . fODELERS CLUB ON MONDAY EVE- FOUND TOASTMISTRESS CLUB TEN MONAURAL LONG-PLAYiNG ING APRIL 20 AT 7 P.M IN LADY'S GOLD RING. FOUND TO HOLD WORKSHOP "P M ~ , RECORDS, OPULAR USIC liMAT THE PARACHUTE LOFT NEAR SCHOOLYARD. IDENTIFY THE KWAJAlEIN TOASTMISTRESS W ~ Ll l! VE FOR EVER" 0 ALL ANYONE INTER ES TED I N MODEL AND CLAIM AT HOURGLASS OFFICE. CLUB, AN AFFELIATE OF THE TYPES OF ~usnc LRGHT ClASSi-BUllDING is INViTED TO ATTEND •• • TOASTMISTRESS CAL, SiNG-ALONG, MARCHES, IINTERNAT~ONAl MAN'S RAINCOAT AND LADY'S CLUBS, INC j Will HOLD A DANCE, ECT. $20 CALL 496 CHILD CARE UMBRELLA FOUND AT Roxy THEATRE~ORKSHOP IN THE BANYAN ROOM DAYS OR 2416 EVEN!NGS WILL CARE FOR ONE, TWO OR CLAIM AT HOURGLASS OFFICE. OF THE YOKWE YUK CLUB ON ~HREE CHILDREN AT HOME FOR • •• MONDAY NiGHT, APRHL 20TH AT WANTED TO BUY ~ORKING MOTHER CALL 621 OR OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN CHESS 7 30 P.M 20 METER HAM RADIO BEAM OR PUARTERS 482-A ANYONE DESIRING F~EE INSTR- MEMBERS ARE REMiNDED TO TRq-BAN~ER CAll 768 AFTER UCTION IN CHESS IS INVITED TO BRING THEIR TOASTMISTRESS 5 OR 9-2300 SUNDAY'S MEETING or THE KWAJ- EVALUATION MANUALS ~ ALEIN CHESS CLUB WHICH MEETS FOR RESERVATIONS, PLEASE AUTOMAT~C CLT-OFF LEVER ONE PA8R PRESCRIPTION SUN- FROM I TO 6 P M AT THE CALL 70 HAURSPRftNG, OR CUT-OFF SW6TCHGlASSES 6N BROWN CASE CALL 24 COMMUNITY IIERRY AT 449, ZEUS AREA OR CENTE~ ASSEMBlV FOR SONY TAPE RECOR_ ~ PLENTY OF CHESS SETS ARE CRACKDOWN ON AFRICANS DER, MODEL 52! PRJCE NO ~26J AVAILABLE, ACCORDING TO OBJE:T CAll 496 DAYS OR SALISBURY, SOUT~ERN R~OD­ WALLACE BLOUNT, CLUB P~ESIDENT 2416 EVENINGSu P~ASTOC RADNCOAT, GDRL'S ESIA (UPI )--POl8CE TODAY EVEN SCHOOL CHILDREN ARE WEL­ ~~ZE 8 CAll 705 DAYS, TRo CRACKED DOWN O~ AFRICANS COME TO ATTEND THES[ REGULAR ~02 FOLLOWD~G OUTBREAKS OF VIOL­ TO Gij \IE AWAY SUNDAY AFTERNOON SESSIONS ENCE IN SOUTHE~N RHODESDA THREE PUPPIES, FIVE WEEKS FOuND. BLACK AND WHITE KiTTEN LAST NIGHT IN PROTEST AGAUNST OLD URAILER 135 THE GUY TRYING TO "KEEP UP WELl-CA~ED FOR, NO COLlA~ THE RESTRiCTiON OF AFRfiCAN WITH THE JONESES" IS A BILL CAll 2758 NATIONAl8ST LEADE~ JOSHUA 1C0LlECTOR. NKOMO. PAGE 7 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 18 APRiL 1964

JOiNT AMERICAN-SOVIET DECLARAT~ON RUSSIA HAS OWN PROBLEMS WOMEN'S CLUB LUNCHEON EXPECTED SOON OVER D~SARMAMENT LONDON (UPI)--RuSSIA IS CUTTING AID MONDAY NOON IS THE LAST CHANCE TO GENEVA (UPI)--A JOINT AMERICAN­ TO DEVELOPING COuNTR'ES BECAUSE OF ITS MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR THE WOMEN'S SOVIET DECLARATION EXPRESSING HOPE FOR OWN ECONOMiC PROB~EMS AND DISAPPOiNf­ CLUB LUNCHEON TO BE HELD TUESDAY APRIL MORE DISARMAMENT AGREEMENTS THIS YEAR MENT OvER THE MEAGER RETUR"JS, IT WAS 21 IN THE TARO ROOM~ OF THE YOKWE MAY BE 1 SSUED SOON, I NFORMED SOURCES REPORTED AUTHOR:TAr~VELY TODAY o YUK EXECUTIVE CLUBo REPORT. A STUDY, PUBLISHED IN THE ROYAL THE PROGRAM WILL BE AN ART EXHIBIT THE DECLARATION WOULD ANSWER DEMANDS iNSTi7U!E OF INfERNATIONAL AFFAIRS u OF LOCAL TALENT. COCKTAILS WILL BE FOR PROGRESS BY EIGHT NEUTRAL COUNTRIE' JOURNA L "THE WOR LD TODAV," SA I D SOV lET SERVED AT 12. LUNCHEON WijLL BE AT I. ATTENDING T~E 17-NATION DiSARMAMENT CREDtTS ~O r~E DEVELOPING COUNTRIES CONTACT PEARL YORK 2445, MYRT Os­ CONFERENCE, T~E SOURCES SAID. FOR THE PAST YEAR WERE ESTIMATED AT BORNE 2798, OR CHRIS HUNTER 2297 FOR fHEY SAID THE STATEMENT MAY BE IS­ $400 MilliON, OR LESS THAN ONE PERCENT RESERVATIONS. SUED WITHiN TWO WEEKS BY ADR!AN Su O~ THE AiD PROV~DED BY T~E WEST. CHiLD CARE IS PROVIDED AT THE ISLAND FISHER OF THE UNITED STATES AND SEMYON NURSERY FOR CHILDREN OVER 2 YEARS K. TSARAPKIN OF THE SOVIET UNION, THE MACARTHUR STRATEGY WOuLD HAVE CALL MARGE BENOIT 2378 OR MARY W,CKETT TWO CONFERENCE CO-CHAIRMEN" ELIMINATED RED CH~NA DOMINANCE 2743 FOR YOUNGER CH1LDREN iN EFFECT, IT WOULD BE A PLEDGE TO WI LKES-BARRE, PENN. (uPI )--GENo THE NEUTRALS THAT THE UNITED STATES DOUGLAS MACART~UR REGARDED AS THE HICKAM BASED AIR TRANSPORT AND THE SOVIET UNION WILL SErTLE DOWN "MOST CRUCIAL MISTAKE OF THIS CENTURY" WINS COVETED AIR SAFETY AWARD TO CONCRETE NEGOTIATIONS ON ONE OR THE UoSu ~AILURE TO UNDERSTAND THE HICKAM AFB (MATS)--fiFoR MERITORiOUS MORE OF THE MANY PROPOSALS NOW BEFORE ASIAN SITUATiON DuRlNG THE KOREAN WAR, ACHIEVEMENT IN FLIGHT SAFETY" THE THE CONFERENCE. MACAR~~uR EXPLA'NED H!S V~EWS iN A 1502ND AIR TRANSPORT WING ~AS BEEN IT WOULD HOLD OUT THE PROSPECT OF LETtER HE WROTE T~REE YEARS AGO -0 AWARDED THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE'S SERIOUS TALKS BE~INNING AFTER A SPRiNG T~E WilKES-BARRE TIM~S-LEADER AND FLYiNG SAFETY PLAQUE FOR 1963 RECESS, WHICH !S EXPECTED TO S1ART EVENING NEWS IN PEsoONSE TO AN EDITOR­ TrlE HICKAM BASED 1502ND COMMANDED AROUND THE END OF THIS MONTH AND LAST IAL DEFENDING HIS wAR RECORDSo JOHN BY COL LOUiS G. GRIFFIN FLIES C-J 18 FOR ABOuT ~OUR TO SIX WEEKS, THE SOUR­ MCSWEENEY, THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS- AND C- 124 A I R CR AFT • iT i S r ti E AiR CES SAiD. PAPER, HAS MADE THE LETTER PUBLIC TO FORCE WING RECORD HOLDER FOR THE GREAT­ THE NEUrRALS ASKED FOR A PROGRESS "SPED SOME L~GHT ON THE CONTROVERSY EST NUMBER OF ACCIDENT-FREE FLYING

REPORT BEFORE ThE CONFERENCE ADJOURNS RAG I NG SINCE THE GEIIIERAL U S DEATH " riOURS. AT THE END OF 1963 THE WING FOR THE BREAK. T~E LETTER SAID THE FAILURE TO HAD LOGGED OVER 464,000 ACCIDENT-FREE T~E!R REQUEST HAS BEEN UNDER DIS­ ACYIEVE COMPLETE ViCTORY iN KOREA WAS HOURS SINCE JUNE 1956. CUSSiON iN PRIVATE MEETINGS BETWEEN "A MAJOR DEFEAT FOR THE FREE WORLDo" DURING 1963 THE 1502ND TOTALED FISHER AND TSARAPKiN "WiTH SuCCESS Wi"rr!IN OuR EASY GRASP 58,213 HOURS OF SA~E FLYING TIME IN THERE is MUCH SPECULATiON BUT NO OF­ WE ALLOWED THE SllUATION TO DEGENERATE THEIR GLOBAL FLYING. THE WINGS FLYING, FICIAL i~OiCAr~O~ ON WHAT SUBJECT OR INTO A MILITARY STALEMATE," MACARTHUR BEStDES BEING OF A GLOBAL NATURE, COVERS SUBJECTS EAST AND WEST MAY AGREE ~O WROTEo A VARIETY OF MISSIONS FROM PASSENGER NEGOTIATE "ViLTORY IN KOREA WOULD HAVE DE­ AIRLIFT IN THE PACIFIC AREA TO NIGHT NEUTRAL AND WESTERN OF~ICIALS EX­ PRIVED RED CHINA OF iHE MEANS TO WAGE FORMATiON FLYING IN HEAVY TRANSPORl PRESSED INTEREST IN ~ REMARK BY TSA­ GLOBAL WARFARE FOR GENERA' IONS TO COME" AIRCRAFT DURING TACTiCAL EXERCISES. RAPKiN TO NEWSMEN TnAT A DESTRUC-ION "OUR FA I LURE TO ACCOMPL I SH THAT V! C­ THE FLY!NG SAFETY PLAQuE IS A FIRST o~ BOMBER AiRCRA~T WOULD BE T4E EASIES TORY HAS PERMITTED IT TO GROW INTO A TIME AWARD FOR THE 1502ND. THIS AIR ! AGREEMENT TO NEGOTIATE. MILITARY COLOSSUS W~ICrl THREATENS ALL FORCE AWARD WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1950 TYE UNiTED S~A~ES HAS PROPOSED T~E OF ASIA AND MAY BECOME ~HE BALANCE OF AND IS AWARDED ON A YEARLY BASIS TO DESTRuCl!ON OF 09S0LESCEN- AMERICAN MILITARY POWER IN THE WORLDo" NOT MORE THAN 20 AIR FORCE UNITS AND B-47 AND RUSS~AN TUI6 "BADGER" JET THE LETTER WARNED THAT "IF' THIS HAP­ NOT MORE THAN FOUR UNITS WiTHIN ANY BOMBERS. PENS, IT WilL JEOPARDiZE FREEDOM ON ONE COMMAND. THE 1502ND AND THE '370Tr Moscow COUNTERED BY PROPOSiNG T~E ALL CON~INENTS • AND IT'S QUITE POS- PHOTO MAPPING WING, TURNER AFB, GA. DESTRuCT'ON OF ALL BOMBERS IN 7HE SIB~E THAT FUTURE H!STORIANS MAv RE­ WERE THE TWO MATS UNITS WHICH RECEIVED ~ORLD, BUT MODI~iED THIS LATER TO ALL GARD lHE ALMOST PA~YETiC FAiLURE OF THIS AWARD FOR 19630 QUALIFICATION BOMBERS ~ELD BY MAJOR POWERS. WASHINGTON TO UNDERSTAND THE SITUATION FOR THIS AWARD IS LIMITED TO UNITS T~IS PROPOSAL HAS BEEN REJECTED BY WHICH EXISTED IN THE FAR EAST AS THE THAT FLY A MINIMUM OF '5,000 FLYING THE WEST AS UNREALiSTiCo MOST CRUCiAL MISTAI

BRiTiSH CRANES TO CUBA? DRIVER ON WRONG SiDE OF SOUTH AFRICA FACES POSSIBLE WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE UNITED STATES ROAD THOUGHT HE WAS IN AUSTRALIA WAR WITH BLACK NATIONS PLANS TO TRY TO PREVEN~ USE OF AMERI­ PALO ALTO, CALtFo (UPI)--MICHAEL KAMPALA (UPI)--MoRE THAN 1,000 CAN-MADE ENGiNES iN STEEL CRANES A RUBBO, 25, A STANFORD UNIVERSITY STU­ AFRiCANS HEARD SPEAKERS AT A RALLY BR1T!S~ F1RM is SAID TO BE PLANN NG 10 DENT FROM AUSTRALIA, FORGOT FOR A FEW HERE TONIGHT CA~L FOR WAR AGAINST SELL TO CUBAo MINGTES THAT AMERiCANS DRIVE ON THE SOUT~ AFRICA AND A DEMAND FOR WORLD

STAiE DEPARfMENT PRESS OFFiCER RIGHf SIDE OF T~E ROAD o SUPPORT jN BLACK AFR!CA'S SrRUGGLE ROBERT Jo MCCLOSKEY INDiCATED TODAY HiS CAR WAS ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE AGAINST THE REGIME OF SOUTH AF~!CAN THE UNITED STATES WAS NOT YET CERTAIN HIGHWAY EARLY YESTERDAY WHEN IT CRASH­ PREMIER HENDRIK VERWOERD WHETHER THE ENGINES H~D ACruA~LY BEEN ED ~EADON WITH A SMALL SEDAN DRIVEN THE RALLY WAS CALLED BY TYE CO~BiNED DEL!VERED ~O fHE BRJT!S~ F!RM. BY MARY ANNE KELLEY o~ REDWOOD CITY, POLITICAL PARTiES AND ~~E TRADES UNiON ALLIED AGREEMEN7S AGA!NST S~IP~E~T CALIFORNIA, A 23-YEAR-OLD NURSE CONGRESS TO PROTES~ AGAINSl THE SEN­ OF STRAfEGiC ITEMS TO ~~E COMMUNIST lHE CARS 9URST !NTO FLAME, AND MISS TENCI~G TO DEAfH IN Sour~ AFRICA -HIS BLOCM!CHT BE APPliED A~'rlOlJGH iT IS KELLEY WAS TRAPPED IN ~ERSo WEEK OF 'HREE NATIVES ON SABOTAGE QuEST!ON~BLE WNEr~ER THE BR~TisH RUBBO PULLED HER our AND, ON HIS ChARGES. WOuLD AGREE ijN THE CASE or CJBA HANDS AND KNEES AS THE CARS BURNED, ABU MAYANJA, EDUCATION MINISTER IN TRIED TO HELP HER UNTil AN AMBULANCE ThE NEIG~BORING KINGDON OF BUGANDA, PROPOSES CANCER RESEARCH AGENCY ARRIVED. TOLD ~HE RALLY THAT IF THREE MEN WERE LONDON (UPJ)--THE FOREIGN OFFICE HA~GED IT WOULD AMOUN~ TO A SOUTH HAS C~RCulATED TO OTHE~ GOVERN~ENTS, SUGGESTS TWiN CiTiES PROGRAM AFRICAN DECLARATION OF WAR AGAi~Sr ~HE A DRAFT CONVEIIIT!ON T0 ESTABLjSH AN LONDON (UP')--ART~UR BOTTOMLEY, THE RES1 OF THE CONTINENTo INTERNATiONAL CANCER RESEARCY AGENCY, OPPOSITION LABOR PARlyiS SPOKESMAN ON TO BE C~OSELY (ONNE~rED Wi~~ THE WORLD COMtvlONWEALTH AFFAIRS 7 SAYS THE CONCEP­ TRAVEL RESTRiCTION FOR DRAFT AGE HE AL T H O~ C; AN! Z A T I 0'1, I T HAS BEE N DIS- r ION OF i'TW INN i NG H -; OWNS I N COMMON­ SiNGAPORE (UPI)--SiNGAPORE CITiZENS CLOSED WEALTH COLNjRiES AND BR!~A!N IS A MA~ BETWEEN T~E AGES OF 21 A~D 28 WILL T~E DRAF~ ~O~VEN!~ON IS 5~SED ON AN NI~!CENT IDEA. BEGIN REGiSTERING FOR ~~L'7~RY 5ER~'CE OUTLiNE AGREED UPON At ME[- i~GS !~ uir WE ARE ro REAC'" OUP iDEAL OF ONE NEXl WEDNESDAi PARIS OF MEDiCAL EXPER~3 FRGM ~HE WORLD> fHEPE COULD BE NO BETTER WAy OF CONTROLLER or MANPOWER Sc KUMAR U~ff!ED S~ArE5, BR!7A'~) F~A~~E) WESt MAKING A S·AR7 T~AN B~ STRENG~HENING SAID THE PARAMOuNT RULER WO~LD ~SSUE GE~tvlANY, ~~D J't'AL" 0 r~E TiES WiTH TbOSE PEOPLES WITH W~OM A PROCLAMATION TODAY w~IC~ W00LD iN­ ME~BER5h8P !~ THE cROPOSED RESEAR~~ WE ALREADY EN~OY A UNIQUE FELLOWS~!P)N VOKE ~~E NATiONAL SERVICE ORDIN~NCE AGENGv w~~LD 9E OPE~ fO A~I tv1£~BE~ HE ~OLD A MEEflNG Of iHE COUNC~L OF IN SINGAPORE AND VORB!D UNAUT~OR!ZED STArES OF M~E WOR_D rlEAlTY ORGANIZA­ COMMONWEALTH MUNIC!PALI7!ES. TRAVEL O~TS!DE OF MALAvSiA TO ~~OSE TJON W~O ARE W~Ll!~G to G8N'R~BJ7r ro !N J~E DR~~T AGE. l~E AGENCY S WORK. T~t A~E~C¥ wOULD Mosco~ (UPI )-:JAC;~ESE COPRESPONDENTS KUMAR SAID 49 REGjSrRAT!O~ ~ENTERS H~VE DEPE~DENr GOVERN!~G A~D S~iEN 1- !N Moscow TODAY DENIED r~EY HAD ANY CON­ WOULD BE O~EN FROM APR!l 22 fO MAY !I ~!C CJJ'IC~~S ~ND A 5ECR[r~R~A1o NECTiON W~lh THE REP0Rt DlsrRIBulED BY RE~!STRATION ALREADY HAS TAKEN PLACE TP( WEST GCRMAN NEWS AGENCY DPA TrAY IN T~E FORMER FEDERATION OF MALAYA PREM!ER NJ~ITA S. KHRUS~C~EV DIED. •

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