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• HIGH TIDE • 3/23/ 4.6 AT 0306 0904 3/23/ 5.5 AT 15 15 21 39 VOL. 4 No. 1382 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS FRIDAY 22 MARCH 1963 TEMPERATURES IN THE URBAN CASTRO "WOULD BOX CENTERS OF THE WORLD RESISTANCE AGAINST KHRUSHCHEV'S EAR~ NEW YORK, 33; CHICAGO, 27, BOSTON, MILITARY JUNTA PARIS, (UPI)--CUBAN PREMIER FIDEL 28, PHILADELPHIA, 32; TORONTO, 36 AND SEOUL, (UPI)--Ex-PREMIER HUH CHANG CASTRO WAS QUOTED TODAY AS SAYING THAT KWAJALEIN, Bo. TOLD A NOISY GATHERING TODAY THAT MIL­ IF SOVIET PREMIER NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV ITARY JUNTA CHAIRMAN PARK CHUNG HEE HAD GONE TO CUBA AFTER REMOVING HIS IS "WAVERING" IN HIS PLANS TO EXTEND MISSILES til WOULD HAVE BOXED HIS EARS~ POWER OUTAGE MILITARY RULE UP TO FOUR MORE YEARS. FURTHERMORE, CASTRO, SAID, "KHRUSH­ EARLIER, HUH CALLED FOR A "NATION­ CHEV SHOULD NOT HAVE PULLED THE RUSSIA~ WIDE GENERAL UPRISING" AGAINST MILI­ ROCKETS OUT OF CUBA WITHOUT CONSULTING INSTALLATION OF A NEW ELECTRICAL TARY RULE. HIM. SERVICE TO THE SINGLE OPTICAL STATION IT WAS THE SECOND DAY OF PUBLIC PRO­ "HE AVOIDED WAR BUT HE DID NOT WIN BLDG. #867 WILL REQUIRE INTERRUPTION TESTS LED BY CIVILIAN POLITICIANS WHO THE PEACE," CASTRO QUOTED IN AN INT"ER­ OF ELECTRICAL SERVICE TO THE STATION ARE URGING "DEATH-DEFYING RESISTANCE" VIEW WITH THE CORRESPONDENT OF THE ~~B­ FACILITIES AS FOLLOWS: IF PARK FOLLOWS THROUGH WITH HIS THREAT [RAL PARIS AFTERNOON NEWSPAPER LE MON­ A. ON SATURDAY MARCH 23, 1963, FROM TO CANCEL RETURN TO CIVILIAN RULE. DE. 8:00 A.M. TO 4:00 P.M. ELECTRICAL POW­ "OuR VICTORY IS JUST AHEAD OF US," CASTRO WAS QUOTED AS MAKING THESE ER WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE TO: HUH TOLD 200 CHEERING MEMBERS OF HIS TRANSIENT HOTEL (BLDG. #908); CHAPEL; OTHER POINTS IN AN INTERVIEW LASTING NEW POL I T I CAL PARTY 0 "PARK HAS ALREADY SEVEN HOURS: PACKAGE STORE; HAM STATION; BACHELOR'S BEGUN TO WAVER BECAUSE HE HAS A CON­ --CUBA DID NOT ACCEPT RUSSIAN ROCK­ SWIMMING POOL; SINGLE OPTICAL STATION. SCIENCE, TOO." ETS FOR ITS OWN DEFENSE BUT ON THE B. ON SUNDAY MARCH 24, 1963, FROM STRENGTH OF A SOVIET ASSURANCE THAT 6:00 A.M TO 6:00 P.M. ELECTRICAL POW­ THEY WOULD STRENGTHEN THE WORLD SOCIAL­ ER WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE TO: SHAKEDOWN TEST IST CAMP. HOUSES Nos. 103, '05, 106, 203, 205 HOUSTON, TEXAS, (UPI)--SCIENTISTS WIL~ --IT IS A MYSTERY WHY KHRUSHCHEV IN­ 207,211, 215, 217, 219, 223, 225, 228, TEST A FULLSCALE MODEL OF A MAJOR SEC­ STALLED RUSSIAN ROCKETS IN CUBA AND 229, 426, 428 THROUGH 436; DUAL OPTI­ TION OF THE ApOLLO MOONSHIP ON A HUGE THEN WITHDREW THEM ALMOST AT ONCE CAL STATION (BLDG. #1 II); SINGLE OPTI­ VIBRATING MACHINE TODAY AT ELLINGTON --CUBA STILL EXPECTS AN AMERICAN AT­ CAL STATION (BLDG. 1867); REEFER BLDG. AIR FORCE BASE. TACK. #701; COMMISSARY (BLDG. #3°1); LAUNDRY RESULTS OF THE TESTS MAY GIVE A CLUE --RED CHINA IS RIGHT IN SAYING THE (BLDG. #710); BAKERY (BLDG. #708). TO WHETHER THE UNITED STATES CAN MEET COMMUNISTS SHOULD NOT YIELD TO WORLD ITS 1970 DEADLINE FOR PLACING TWO MEN IMPERIALISM. BUT CUBA KNOWS THAT IM­ "BOeFY" HAS KENNE'D'i ON THE MOON. PERIALISM IS NOT A "PAPER TIGER" AS "UP THE WALLII THE GIANT SHAKING MACHINE IS SIMILAR THE CHINESE HAVE ASSERTED. LONDON, (UPI)--THE EARL OF ARRAN TO A PAINT MIXER IT WILL HELP SCIENT- "KHRUSHCHEV SHOULD NOT HAVE REMOVED SAID TODAY HE WILL NOT APOLOGIZE FOR ISTS DETERMINE HOW WELL THE 25-FOOT HIS MISSILES WITHOUT CONSULTING US. THE INTERNATIONAL RUMPUS HE STIRRED CYLINDER CAN WITHSTAND THE STRESSES OF CUBA DOES NOT WANT TO BE A PAWN ON THE UP BY GIVING THE INSIDE STORY OF A SPACE TRAVEL. WORLD CHESSBOARD. CUBAN SOVEREIGNTY WHITE HOUSE PARTY AT WHICH HE SENT THE METAL CYLINDER WILL HOUSE FUEL IS A REALITY. I CANNOT AGREE TO PRESIDENT KENNEDY "UP THE WALL." AND CONTROLS FOR THE FIRST TRIP TO THE KHRUSHCHEV PROMISING U.S. PRESIDENT "I AM GOING ••• TO SEND A COpy OF MY MOON. THE LITTLE MOON LANDING SHIP JOHN F. KENNEDY TO PULL OUT HIS ROCK­ ARTICLE TO MY HOST (KENNEDY), WHOM I ALSO WILL RIDE IN THE SPACESHIPS "SER­ ETS WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST REGARD TO LIKE AND RESPECT, IN THE HOPE THAT IT VICE MODULE." THE INDISPENSABLE APPROVAL OF THE CU­ MAY GIVE HIM THE PLEASURE IT WAS MEANT THE COMMAND MODULE, THE MAIN PASSEN­ BAN GOVERNMENT. TO GIVE," THE EARL WROTE IN HIS WEEKLY GER COMPARTMENT FOR THREE ASTRONAUTS, "ADMITTEDLY THERE WERE SOVIET ROCK­ COLUMN IN THE LONDON EVENING NEWS. WILL RIDE ON TOP. ETS WHICH WERE NOT UNDER OUR DIRECT "As I SAID BEFORE, HE HAS A SPLENDID THE FIRST BOILERPLATE MODEL OF THE CONTROL. BUT THEY WERE ON CUBAN TER­ SENSE OF HUMOR." SERVICE MODULE WAS SHOWN TO NEWSMEN AT RITORY AND NOTHING WOULD HAVE BEEN BUT THE EARL--KNOWN AS "BOOFY" TO ELLINGTON YESTERDAY AFTER IT WAS SHIPPEI DECIDED WITHOUT CONSULTING US. WE ARE HIS FRIENDS---SAID HE WAS "HOPPING IN FROM NORTH AMERICAN AVIATION Co NOT A SATELLITE. OBVIOUSLY THE SOVIET MAD" OVER THE WHOLE AFFAIR. THE THREE-PART SPACESHIP WILL BE PUT UNION HAS WORLD RESPONSIBILITIES WE THE FUROR AROSE AFTER THE EARL, INTO ORBIT AROUND THE MOON. PART OF DO NOT HAVE. KHRUSHCHEV WANTS PEACE WRITING DURING A TRIP TO THE UNITED THE SERVICE MODULE WILL BE JETTISONED. AND WE ALSO WANT PEACE. HE AVOIDED STATES, TOLD ABOUT A WHITE HOUSE PARTY Two ASTRONAUTS WILL GO FROM THE COMMAND WAR BUT HE DID NOT WIN THE PEACE." HE WENT TO WITH HIS COUSIN, BRITISH MODULE TO THE SMALLER LANDING CRAFT, OR CASTRO ASSERTED THAT KENNEDY "EM­ AMBASSADOR TO WASHINGTON SIR DAVID LUNAR EXCURSION MODULE, AND LAND IT ON PLOYED BLACKMAIL" IN DEMANDING WITH­ ORMSBy-GORE. THE MOON. THEN THEY WILL RETURN TO THE DRAWAL OF THE RUSSIAN ROCKETS AND THAT HE SAID HE SENT KENNEDY "UP THE WALL" STILL-ORBITING COMMAND MODULE FOR THE HE WOULD HAVE YIELDED IF HE HAD MET BY TELLING HIM THE BRITISH HAD BEEN VOYAGE BACK TO EARTH. WITH A FIRM ATTITUDE. SHOCKINGLY LET DOWN AT NASSAU." HE THE COMMAND MODULE AND LUNAR LANDING "THE CUBAN PEOPLE," HE ADDED, "WERE SAID HE WAS IMMEDIATELY OVERWHELMED SHIP WILL BE JETTISONED AT DIFFERENT VERY HOSTILE TO KHRUSCHEV'S DECISION WITH STATISTICS BY THE PRESIDENT AND STAGES OF THE VOYAGE. THEIR FURY WAS PERFECTLY NATURAL" DEFENSE SECRETARY ROBERT McNAMARA -- THE MOONSHIP AND SATURN ROCKET, WHEN "A SIMPLY TERRlrYING LOOKING MAN." HOOKED TOGETHER tOR THE MOON TRIP, WILL ATLAS FIRING "A PRETTY SHOT" WHEN NEWS OF tHE EARL'S COLUMN GOT BE ABOUT 325 FEET HIGH, TALLER THAN VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, CALIF, BACK TO WASHINGTON, WHERE REPORTING THE STATUE OF L,BERTY. (UPI)--AN ATLAS F INTERCONTINENTAL OF PRIVATE PRESIDENTIAL PARTIES IS THE BOILERPLATE MODEL IS MADE OF BALLISTIC MISSILE (ICBM), THE NEWEST TABOO, ORMSBy-GORE MADE AN OFFICIAL ALUMINUM. THE ACTUAL MOONSHIP WILL AND SPEEDIEST OF THE ATLAS FAMILY, APOLOGY BE MADE OF STAINLESS STEEL AND EXOTIC ROCKETED 4,000 MILES DOWN THE PACIFIC By THIS TIME THE EARL WAS SAILING METALS. MISSILE RANGE TODAY IN ITS THIRD SUC­ HOME. HE SAID TODAY THAT, WHEN HE CESSFUL TEST HERE. DOCKED, REPORTERS ASKED HIM IF HE, TOO, COMMUNITY COURT RESULTS THE AIR FORCE FIRED THE ATLAS FROM WOULD APOLOGIZE. "I SAID, 'W~AT FOR?'" MR. KAUHI KAULUPALI APPEARED BE­ AN UNDERGROUND SILO AT I: 10 P.M~ PST HE WROTE. H. FORE JUDGE ENOS WILLIS TODAY FOR VIO­ (2100 GMT) INTO A CLEAR SKY. VETERAN "I AM SORRY TO BORE YOU WITH ALL LATION Ot TRUST TERRITORY CODE SEC. OBSERVERS CALLED IT A "PRETTY SHOT" THIS," HE TOLD HIS READERS, "BUT 1 WHICH WENT OFF AS PLANNED. HAVE HAD QUITE A FEW KICKS OVER THE 814 (A)("$PEEDINQ"). A FINE OF $15.00 THERE HAVE BEEN FIVE FIRINGS. BUSINESS AND FRANKLY I AM HOPPING MAD. WAS IMPOSED ON MR. KAULUPALI. THE LAST PREVIOUS SUCCESSFUL ATLAS "AND LEST YOU HAVE ANY DOUBTS, MY MR. GELAClt B. RAMOS WAS CHARGED FOR FAILURE TO STOP AT A STOP SIGN AND WAS F FIRING FROM AN UNDERGROUND SILO ~T INTENTION REMAINS AS BEFORE," HE SAID. THIS WEST COAST MISSILE BASE WAS ON "GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITY, I SHALL EX­ FINED $10.00. TT CODE SEC. 814 (F). Nov 14. Two OTHER LAUNCHINGS FAILED PRESS THE BRITISH POINT OF VIEW ••• WHEN THE ATLAS HAD TO BE DESTROYED LOUDLY AND CLEARLY WHEREVER I FINO MY­ No PRECIPITATION FELL WEDNESDAY, SELF AND WHOEVER I AM WITH." LEAVING THE ACCUMULATED RAINFALL AT 2.52 INCHES AS OF THURSDAY, MARCH 21. BUY U~ So SAVINGS BONDS J PAGE 2 HOURGLASS fRIDAY 22 MA~CH 1963 • PUBliSHED AT THE DIRECTION Of THE COM· • ANOTHER SUCCESS FOR TITAN MISSILE GERMAN GOVERNMENT STUDIES MANDiNG OfFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE RAN~E CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA (UPI}--A ISRAELI CLAiMS fACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS MIGHTY TITAN-2 ROCKET CARRYING THE BONN, (UPI )--GOVERNMENT OFriCOALS IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU OF WEAPONS lARGEST NOSE CONE EVER BUILT FOR A SAID TODAY WEST GERMANY "DEEPLY RE­ CONTRACT NOAS-4176-c WITH THE TRANS­ U S MiliTARY MISSilE TODAY SOARED GRETS" THAT GERMAN SCDENTOSTS ARE PORT COMPANY or TEXAS o MORE THAN 6,700 MILES ACROSS THE WORKING ON WEAPONS DEVELOPMENT ON THE THE HOURGLASS tS PUBLISHED DAilY ATLANTIC OCEAN UNiTED ARAB REPUBLIC MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE FOR THE 103-FOOT TITAN-2, AMERICA'S MOST BUT THE OFFICIALS DECLINED TO COM­ NOTICES IS 4 P M DAY BEFORE PUBLICA­ POWERFUL INTERCONTINENTAL BA_lISTIC MENT ON ISRAELI FORIEGN MINiSTER MRSo TION DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS 10 MI3SllE, BLASTED fROM ITS l ~UNCHING GOLDA MEIRIS STATEMENT ON THE iSRAELD AoMo DAY OF PUBLICATION ~AD, WITHIN ABOUT 30 MINUTES, THE PARLIAMENT YESTERDAY THAT U A R THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RiGHT TO GIANr NOSE CONE--TWICE AS HEAVY AS ANY PRESIDENT GAMAL ABDEL NASSER RECRUITED EDDT ALL COpy RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION OTHER IN THE COUNTRY'S GROWING ARSENAL AN "EVil CREW" OF GERMAN SCIENTISTS OF BAlllJTIC WEAPONS--DIVED BACK TO HELP DESTROY ISRAEL EDiTOR - JIM WEAVER THROUGH EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE INTO A TAR­ SHE DEMANDED TH~ WEST GERMAN GOVERN­ GET AREA IN THE ATLANTIC OCEAN OfF THE MENT STOP THE ACT~VITIES OF THE SCIENT­ DENY POISON GAS CHARGES WEST COAST OF SOUTH AFRICA ISTS, (VEN IF IT MEANS lEGftSlATOVE SAIGON, (UPI )--A VIETNAMESE GOVERN­ THE SUCCESS WAS THE EIGHTH IN 12 ACTION OR OTHER MEASURES SPOKESMAN TODAY BRANDED AS A ItLIEIt FIRINGS FOR THE TITAN-2 SLATED TO BE­ THE KNESSET THEN PASSED A RESOLUTiON COMMUNiST CHARGES THAT THE U S.
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  • Samuel Stark Theater Program Collection M1149

    http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c8377gh1 No online items Guide to the Samuel Stark theater program collection M1149 Stark (Samuel) theater program collection Gurudarshan Khalsa Department of Special Collections and University Archives 2019 Green Library 557 Escondido Mall Stanford 94305-6064 [email protected] URL: http://library.stanford.edu/spc Guide to the Samuel Stark M1149 1 theater program collection M1149 Language of Material: English Contributing Institution: Department of Special Collections and University Archives Title: Samuel Stark theater program collection source: Stark, Samuel Identifier/Call Number: M1149 Physical Description: 41 linear feet Linear Feet(102 boxes) Date (inclusive): 1852-1982 Abstract: The Samuel Stark Theater program collection consists of theater programs primarily from the United States. Scope and Contents The Samuel Stark theater program collection consists entirely of theater programs, primarily from New York, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. There are programs from other United States cities and from other countries as well. The collection is primarily in original order. The programs from New York City are arranged alphabetically by play, and provide an extensive listing of plays from the mid-1870s to the mid-1970s. All other programs in the collection are arranged alphabetically by city and then by theater. Preferred Citation [Identification of item] Samuel Stark theater program collection (M1149), Department of Special Collections and University Archives, Stanford University Libraries, Stanford, Calif. Conditions Governing Access The collection is open for research. Note that material is stored off-site and must be requested at least 36 hours in advance of intended use. Conditions Governing Use While Special Collections is the owner of the physical and digital items, permission to examine collection materials is not an authorization to publish.