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VOL 8 NO. 216 KWAJALEIN MARSHALL ISLANDS F~IDAY JANUARY 2 ALAMEDA, CALif. (UPI)--THE VIET Reds Down Three U.S. Choppers CONG MAKE THE AMERICAN MOBSTERS Lust, Greed Invoked OF THE 19305 LOOK LIKE RANK AMA TEURS WHEN IT COMES TO KILLING, III Baker Stnn·Ups In Bitter Overnighter Near DMZ ACCORDING TO THE DEPUTY CoMMANDER WASH I NGTON (Up I )~-THE PROSECUT ION SAIGON (UPI)--COHMUNIST GROUND FORCEs SHOT DOWN THREE GIANT HELICO~ OF THE U.S. NAVY'S PAClrlC FLEET. CHARG(O TODAY THAT ROSERT G. (BOBBY) TERS LOADED WITH U.S. TROOPS AND DAMAGED A rOURTH IN A NIGHTLONG BAT VICE ADM. LAWSON P. RAMAGE, 58, BAKER DESTROYED HIMSELf THROUGH HIS TLE BEFORE OTHER AMERICAN REINFORCEMENTS TODAY RESCUED A MARINE PATROL A MEDAL Of HONOR WINNER, TOLO NEWS GREEO AND AN ulNSATIABLE LUST FOR SURROUNDED JUST BELOW THE DEMILITARIZED ZONE BO~DER STRIP. MEN YESTERDAY THAT IN ONE YEAR POWER." BAKER'S ATTORNEY COUNTE~ED MORE THAN 45 MARINES WERE ABOARD THE DOWNED SEA KNIGHT CH-46 HELI "THE VIET CONG KILLED MORE THAN THAT THE GOVERNMENT'S CASE WAS A COPTER 8UT ONLY THREE or THEM WERE INJURED. THE REST WERE ABLE TO 3,000 HAMLET CHIErs AND OTHER GOV HOAX THAT TAXED tiTHE CREDULITY or A LINK UP WITH THt 8ELEAGURED pATROL AND HELP IT riGHT OrF THE BESIE~ING ERNMENT OFrICIALS, NOT TO MENTION CHILO." REO fORCE UNTIL THE RESCUE WAS EffECTED. THE NUMBER Of VILLAGERS AND FARM- THE FINAL CHARGES AND COUNTER~ HeAVY GROUHOrlRE DAMAGED A fOURTH AN~ SMALLER HELICOPTER, BUT IT ERS, CHARGES CAME AS BOTH SIDES GAVE MANAGED TO LIMP BACK TO eASt, ------THEIR rlNAL SUMMATIONS IN U.5. DIS THE BITTER BATTLE WAS ONE OF A TRICT COURT, WHERE THE FORMER SEN SERIES or U.S. MARINE ACTIONS THAT Casualties Soar In Flareups ATE AIDE IS BEING TRIED fOR lAR fLARED IN THE NORTHERN PROVINCE or CENY, TAX EVASION AND rRAUD. Fol. VI ET NAM. 111 ONE Of THE BATTLES, Of Chinese Internal Strife LOWING JUDGE OLIVER GASCH'S INSTRUC SOME 1,500 LEATHERNECKS CLASHED HONG KONG (UPI)--JAPANESE CORRESPONDENTS TODAY REPORTED MORE THAN TION, THE JURY IS EXPECTED TO BEGIN WITH A COMMUNIST fORCE Of A80UT 100 PERSONS KILI.ED AND "UNKNOWN NUMBERS" WOUNDt:D IN GUN BATTLES BE DELIBrRATING THE CASE TOMORROW, THE SAME STRENGTH ~EAR THE 81G DA TWEEN PRO AND ANTI-MAO fORCES NEAR CoMMUNIST CHIHA 1 S rRONTIER WITH U.S. ATTY. WILLIAM O. BITTMAN NANG MARINE BASE AND KILLED AT THE SOVIET UNION THEY SAID REGULAR ARMY TROOPS MIGHT BE SENT INTO QUOTED THE OLD TESTAMENT Of THE BI- LEAST 74 VIET CONGo THE REGION. 8lE IN HIS CLOSING ARGUMENTS THE SAND or MARINES THAT HAD Kyooo NEWS AGENCY SAID PEKING WALl. POSTERS TOlO or THE fiGHTING SE '7H[ LOVE or MONEY IS THE ROOT or fOUGHT fOR THEIR LIVES THROUGAOUT T~EEN SUPPORTERS AND FOES OF CHAIRMAN MAO TSE-TUNG IN SINKIANG-UIGUR ALL [VIL," BITTMAN SAID, "AND HE THE NIGHT JUST SIX MILES SOUTH or P~OVINCE NEAR THE SOVIET rRONTIER. THE JAPANESE AGENCY SAID MACHINE lOVED CASH -- THE FEEL Of IT, THE THE DMZ WERE BROUGHT OUT TO SAfETY GUNS, GRENADES} RifLES AND OTHER WEAPONS WERE USED IN THE FIGHTING AND POWER Of IT SHORTLY AFTER DAWN TODAY. TI1AT "SIMILAR INCIDENTS" OCCURRED tr. ROBERT G. BAKER CONSCIOUSLY CHOSE HELICOPTER GUNSHIPS, fLARE SHIPS IN THR[[ OTHER AREAS 0, 5 I NK I ANG- frOwell f>rolle Team A POSITION O~ TRUST fOR HIS OWN PE AND MARINE fiGHTER PLANES fLEW A UIGUR. KYODO SAID A LIB[RATION M lIs H W Fut CUNIARY BENErIT." PROTECTIVE COVER THROUGHOUT THE ARMY ARMORED UNIT MIGHT BE DIS~ U IS ure DEfENSE ATTORNEY EDWARD BENNET NIGHT OVER THE BATTLE SCENE IN THE PATCHES TO THE AREA. WASHINGTON (UPI)--HOUSE MEMBERS WILLIAMS TOLD THE JURORS THAT THE NORTHWESTERN TIP 0. SOUTH VIET NAN, MORE TI1AN 50 PERCENT OF T~E ARMY TODAY MULLED OVER T~E QUESTION GOVERNMENT' S C .... SE WAS "AN I NSUl T TO LESS THAN A MILE fROM THE LAOTIAN IN THE PROVINCE IS REPORTED LOYAL OF HOW JAMES MADISON OR ALEXANDER YOUR REASON AND I tHELL IGENCE " BORDER. TO WANG EN-MAO, FIRST SECRETARY Dr HA~ILTON WOULD HAVE HA~OL£O ADAM To ASSUME: THAT "MARSLE:-HEARTED I j CaNT I NUED ON PAGE £t.E VEN) THE SINKIANG-U'GAR COMMUNIST PARTY CLAYTON POWELL. BAhKERS WOULD GIVE MONEY WITHOUT AND AREA MILITARY CoMMANDER HE Ir THEY COME to THE SAME CON KNOWING EXACTLY WHERE IT WAS GOING," : Arab ClaiIllS Anny IS REPO~TED DeDICATED TO PRESIDENT CLUSION AS POWELL'S BATTERY or WILLIAMS SAID, AMOUNTED NOT TO A lJU SHAD-CHI, CONSIDERED MAO'S EIGHT LAWYERS, TMC HA~LEM DE~DCRAT CREDULITY GAP, BUT A ".4 CREDULITY 'I Is A iInecl at Israel CHIEF OPPONENT IN THE REO CHINESE COULD REGAIN HIS HOUSE SEAT WITH CHASM." CAIRO (UPI)--AN ARAB EXTREMIST POWER STRUGGLE OUT HAVING TO AWAIT THE OUTCOME Of (CO~TINUED ON PAGE ELEVEN) LEADER TODAY SAID A 50,OOO-MAN WALl POSTERS SAID LI CHIN-SAN A SPECIAL INVESTIGATION. r ARMY IS REAOY TO MARCH ON ISRAEL AND Hou CHUANG-CHI, TWO ARMY LEAD YESTERDAY HIS LAW TEAM INVOKED Hoffa Asks Reverse PALESTINE LI8ERATION ORGANIZA- ERS IN THE REGION, WERE MISSING THESE TWO fRAMERS OF THE CONSTITU Due to Wiretapping II TION (PLO) CHAIR~AN AHMED SHUKEIRY rROM THE SCENE OF THE BATTLE. THE TION IN LETTERS ASKING EACH HOUSE TOLD THE SEMI-OffiCIAL MIODLE EAST POSTERS SUGGESTED THEY WERE DERE MEMBER TO "RECOM"END THE IMMEDIATE WASHINGTON (UPI)--TEAMSTER PRESI 1 NEWS AGENCY {MENA} 50,000 PALES LICT IN THEIR DUTIES AND DENOUNCED SWEARING-IN AND SEATING Of THE DENT JAMES R. HorFA HAS PETITIONED TINIANS HAD RECEIVED MILITARY THE TWO MEN fOR "ABETTING ANTI MEM6ER-ELECT." THE SUPREME COURT TO RECONSIDER HIS TRAINING WITH THE PALESTINIAN LIB REVOLUTIONARY RIOTS THAT MAY THE CONSTITUTION, THEY AAGUED, JURY TAMPERING CONVICTION BECAUSE ERATION ARMY (PLA) IN THE PAST TWO SPREAO THROUGH ALL MILITARY UNITS SETS BUT THREE QUALIfiCATIONS fOR THERE IS NEW EVIDENCE fBI AGENTS YEARS. IN THE AREA." HOUSE MEMBERSHIP -- AGE, RESIDENCY ILLEGALLY EAVESDROPpED ON PRINCI SHUKEIRY CLAIMED THE PLO HAD (CONTINUED ON PAGE ELEVEN) AND CIT I 2[NSH I P PALS I N THE CASE. TROOPS STATIONED IN GAIA, IRAQ POWELL QUALIfiES ON ALL THREE, HOffA'S BRIEF SPECIFIED YESTER I AND SYRIA. HE WAS CONSID[RING, HE Guardsmen Clamp Down THEY DECLARED. DAY THAT THERE WAS EVIDENCE THC SAID, -aRMING A PAN-ARAB MILITIA On Troubled Managua As fOR THE CLAUSE IN THE CONSTI~ JUSTICE DEPARTMENT HIRED AN INfOR TO LIBERATE PALESTINE -- THE fORM TUTION THAT STATES "EACH HOUSE MANT TO TAP HOFF"AtS pHONE, "eUG" ER ARAB REGION WHICH BECAME ISRAEL MANAGUA, NICARAGUA (UPI)--HEAV SAALL BE THE JUDGE Of THE ELECTION HIS HOTEL SUITE AND EAVESDROP ON IN 1949. ILY ARMED NATIONAL GUARDSMEN PATa RETURNS AN~ QUALlrlCATIONS or ITS TM£: ~URT THAT WAS TRYING HIM. MEMOERSHIP IN HIS EXPANDED AAMY ROLLED THE STRE~TS or DOWTOWN MAN OWN MEMBERS," THIS WAS SIMPLY THE JURY fOUND HOffA GUILTY IN AND THE PLO WOULD 8E OPEN TO ALL AGUA TODAY TO PREVENT ANY OUT MEANT TO PLACE THE RESPONSIBILITY THAT 1964 TRIAL. HE WAS SENTENCEO ARABS RATHER THAN THE PALESTINIAN B~EAKS OF VIOL[NCe FOLLOWING THE fOR SEEING THAT T~e STATED THREE TO EIGHT YEARS .... ND fINED $10,000 REFUGEES WH I CH MAKE UP THE ORGAN 1- ARREST or TWO OPPOSITION LEADERS. QUALifICATIONS ARE MET~ ACCORDING fOR TAMPtRI~G WITH A JURY TRYING ZATION AND PLA AT PRESENT. THE TROO~S WERE CALLED IN YES TO THC LAWYERS WHO ARE HANDLING HIM ON CONSPIRACY CHARGES IN NASH~ I HE ALSO SAID THE "JORDAN PEOPLE's TERDAY TO BREAK UP AN ATTEMPTED THE CASE rOR POWELL. VILLE, TENN., IN 1962. ARMY" WAS IH:COM I NG READY TO TOPPLE DEMONSTRATION OY OPPOSITIONISTS. (CONTINUED ON PAGE ELEVENl. THE NASHVILLE TRIAL ENDED IN A THE tlH I REL ING JORDANI AN GOVERNMENT;' ARRESTED WEk£ PEDRO JOAQUIN HUNG JURY. THE (~ATTANOOGA VERDICT OF KING HuSSEIN, WHO SEVEREO CON CHAMORRD, OUTSPOKEN PUBLISHER Dr New Epithets FJy WAS UPHELD BY THE SUPREME COURT NECTIONS WITH THE PLO LAST YEAR. T~E OPPOSITION NEWSPAPER LA PR[N~ LAST FAll. If TH£ HIGH COURT RE SHUKEIRY URGED ARABS TO USE OIL SA, CLOSED BY GOVERNMENT EDICT InSino-Sov Feud fUSES TO RE-HEAR THE CASE, HOfPA AS A W~ApON IN TH[IR END[AVOR TO EARLIER THIS WEEK, AND CoNSERVA HONG KONG {UPI}--COMMUNIST CHINA WOULD REMAIN SCHEDULED TO GO TO EXpEL THE ISRAELIS fROM PALESTINE. TIVE PARTY PRESIDENT ROBERT ARANA TODAY ACCUSED RuSSIA OF HITI.ER JAIl. IN EARLY MARCH. ARCEYUT liKE BARBARISM AGAINST CHINESE STU HorrA SAID YESTERDAY THAT ON JAN. Space 8tati on THE GOVERNMENT SAID THEY WOULD DENTS IN Moscow AND WARNED TKE II THIS YEAR HE OBTAINED DIRECT WASHINGTON (UP1}--THE UNITED SE QUESTIONED A80UT THEIR ROLE IN KREMLIN IT HAD INCURRED A dSlOOD EVIOEHCE ABOUT TH£ JUSTICE DEPART STATES PLANS TO HURL INTO ORBIT A SHORT-LIVED REBELLION THAT ENO DEBT" WHICH MUST BE REPAID. MENT'S ALLEGED ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES NEXT YEAR A STRUCTURE THE SIZE Of ~D LATE MONDAY WITH AT LEAST 40 CHINA WATCHERS HERE SAID T~E fOR~ RELATING TO THE JURY TAM~ERiNC A SMALL RANCH HOUSE TO SERVE AS A PERSONS DEAD AND 160 INJURED. MAL STATE~ENT BY THE PEKING tOREIGN TRIAL. WORKS~OP ANO HOME FOR ASTRONAUTS FERNANDO AGUERO ROCHAS, CoNSER MINISTRY REGAROING WEDNESDAY'S REO AND A PARKING PLACE fOR AS MANY AS YATIVE PARTY CANDIDATE rOR PRESI SQUARE BRAWL BETWEEN CHINESE STU Madrid Demonstrates 1"1 V[ SPAceCRAfT DENTIAL ELECTIONS rES. 5, SAID DENTS AND SOVIET POLICE WAS T~E MADRID (UPI)--CLUB-SWINGING PO- I THE fiRST MISSIONS ASOARO THIS THE ARRESTS WERE IN VIOLATION or MOST SHARPLY WORDED PROTEST CHINA Lice TODAY WAOED INTO STUDENT AND I "EMBRYONIC SPACE STATION" WILL LAST AN AGREEMENT MONOAY BY WHICH THE HAS EVER MADE TO Moscow. LABOR DEMONSTRATORS THROUGHOUT MAD- I I. Asour 30 DAYS, MORE THAN noll CE TH£: REBELS SURRENOERED IN EXCHANGE THE MINISTRY STATEMENT WAS IN RIO .... S THOUSANDS OF WORKERS TURNED DURATION or ANY MANNEO FLIGHT IN FOR THEIR fREEOOM CLUDED IN AN EDITORIAL IN THE PE OUT TO DEMAND HIGHER PAY ANO THE ORBIT TO DATE. By SOME TIME IN AGUERo APPEALED TO THE AMERICAN KING PEOPLE'S DAILY, BROADCAST IN ESTABLISHMENT Of INDEPENDENT LA80R 1970, IF ALL GOES WELL, AS MANY AS EMBASSY TO WORK fOR THE RELEASE fULL BY PEKING RAOIO AND THE NEW UNIONS. SIX ASTRONAUTS WILL BE OWELLING O~ THE TWO LEADERS. EMBASSY OF CHINA NEWS AGENCY. SCORES WERE ARRESTED AND SOME IN IN THE STATION rOR A YEAR OR MORE. FICIALS PERSUAOED THE GOVERNMENT CHINA EXPERTS VIEWED THE COARSE JURIES WERE REPORTED. IN THE MEANTIME, PLANS ARE ArOOT TO SIGN THE SURRENDER AGREEMENT COMPOSITION Of THE PROTEST, WHICH THERE WERE ALSO PROTEST MARCHES FOR 14-DAY EXPLORING AND MAPPING MONDAY AfTER THE REBELS SEIZED REVII.ED fRESENT RUSSIAN LEAOERS IN BILBAO AND SAN SEBASTIAN 6UT A EXPEDITIONS TO THE MOON, STARTING AMERICAN GUESTS AT A MANAGUA HOTEL AS HITLERS AND THE WORST or THE PLANNED DEMONSTRATION IN BARCELON~ IN 1971. FOR THE LONG fUTURE BE~ AS HOSTAGES. RUSSIAN CZARS, AS A PEKING EFrORT fiZZLED EITHER BECAUSE OF LACK Of YOND THAT, THERE IS NO PROGRAM - ONLY TWO DAYS AGO, CHAMORRO AC TO DIVERT ATTENTION fftOM CHINA'S SUPPORT O~ FEAR OF POLICt. i ONLY HOPEfUL EXPECTATIONS. PERMA CUSED THE GOVERNMENT Of BREAKING CURRENT INNER TURMOIL AND UNITE "tREE UNIONS: fREE UNIONS " THE: ENT BASES ON THE MOON, PERMANENT THE AGREEMENT BY ARRESTING AND IN- ITS MORE THAN 700 MILLION PEOPLE MADRID DEMONSTRATORS SHOUTED. THE SPACE STATIONS TEEMING WITH SCIEN- TIMIDATING OPPOSITIONISTS. AGAINST AN OUTSIDE "ENun" lEAOERS CALLED THE PROTEST AN "UN TISTS, MANNED fLIGHTS TO THE PlAN- THE CON~<~VATIVE PARTY IS A POP- IN MoscoW, 44 MORE CHINESE STU QUALifiED SUCCESS" ET5? WHO KNOWS~ ULAR MOVEMENT THAT, AtCORDING TO DENTS ARRIVED fROM PARIS EN ROUTE DESPITE POLICE EffORTS TO DIS NASA YESTERDAY BRIEfED REPORTERS THE GOVERNMENT, ENJOYS LEFTIST TO PEKING. P(~SE THE OEMONST~ATORS, THEIR NUMB[RS GREW THROUGHOUT THE OAY. L!_O~N~I_T_S __H_O_P_E_$ __ F_O_R __ A__ L_O_W_-_C_O_S_T __ P_R_O_G_R_A_M_4~su __ p_P_0_R_T_. ______J- ______~ ______~ PAGE 2 HOURGLASS F~IOAY, JANUARY 27. 1967 I VE;£SELS' COlL I DE. ONE SINKS THREE GIANTS FOLLOW MAR~HAL JUIN OIE~ SMITH POINT, VA. (UPI)--Two MERC~ANT VES CHASE MANHATTAN LEAD PARIS (UPI)--MARSHAL ALPHONSE JUIN, SELS COLLIDED IN HEAVY rOG IN CHESAPEAKE NEW YORK (UPI)--THREE GIANT NEW YORK BANKS FRANCE'S HIGHEST-RANKING SOLDIER WHO PAID BAY EARLY TODAY AND THE CREWMEN OF ONE, RELUCTANTLY FOLLOWED THE LEAD Of THE CHASE THE PENAL TV rOR DISAGREEING WITH PRESIDENT APPARENTLY SINKING ABANDONED SHIP AND WERE MANHATTAN BANK IN REDUCING THEIR PRIME INTE CHA~LrS DE GAULLE~ DIED HERE TODAY AT THE TAKEN SAFELY ABOARD A COAST GUARD CUTTER REST RATES TODAY, A MOVE PRAISED BY THE AGE OF 78 THE COLLISION INVOLVED THE LIBERIAN TANK WHITE HOUSE BuT VIEWED WITH SKEPTICIS~ IN JUIN, WHO SUFFERED A HEART ATTACK YESTER E~ BOOORO, WHOSE CR(WMEN AND TWO AMERICAN 32 SOME FIMANCIAL ~IRCLtS OAY~ SPENT ~I5 RETIREMENT SHORN or THE PILOTS LEFT HER AND HtR CARGO OF MANGANESE THE FIRST NATIONAL CITY BANK, MANUFACTURE~ HONORS AND GLORY THAT SHOULD HAVE GONE WITH ORE TO THE MERCY OF THE SEA, AND THE AMERI HANOVER TRUST CO. AND CHEMICAL BANK NEW YORK HIS RANK BECAUSE OF CONTROVERSIES WHICH CAN FREIGHTER BEAVER STATE, OUTBOUND WITH TRUST Co 010 NOT GO AS FAR AS CHASE HOWEVER MAOE 1-1 I M KNOWN AS THE "FRENCH MAcARTHUR. ,. A HFOOD rOR PEACC" CARGO OF WHEAT FOR SOUTH TH~Y CUT THEIR PRIME INTEREST RATES FROM SIX HE .ELL OUT WITH DE GAULLE, WHOM HE MILI KOREA. PERCENT TO 5 3/4 PERCENT TARILY OUTRANKED, OVER THE PRESIDENT'S THE CREW OF APPROXIMATELV MEN ABOARD 42 CHASE MANHATTAN, THE NATION'S SECOND ALGERIA POLICY, AND WAS PuT UNDER HOUSE THE BEAVER STATE ~AS ALSO BELIEVED SAFE, ~l LARGEST COMMERCIAL BANK~ ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY ARREST StVtRA~ TIMES OU~ING THE lONG KEGO THOUGH THEIR VESSEL HAD A GASH IN ITS SIDE IT WOULD CHARGE 5 1/2 PERCENT INTEREST IN TIATIONS THAT LEO TO ALGERIAN INDEPENDENCE BELOW THE WATER LINE ANO WAS TAKING IN WATER STEAD Of SIX PERCENT TO ITS PRIME CUSTOMERS HE RESIGNED FROM THE FRENCH ARMY UNDER A THE COAST GUARD SAID THE BEAVER STATE, --CORPORA110MS WITH 1HE HIGHEST CAEoli RAT CLOUD IN 1956, HAVING BRilLIANTLY SERVED AT FIRST BELIEV£D AGROUND~ HAD fULL POWER INGS THE PRI~£ RATE ROSE TO SIX PERCENT FRANCr IN TwO WORLD WARS AND IN HER FORMER AND MANEUVERABILITY AND WAS HEADED FOR A fROM 5 3/4 LAST YEAR WHEN THE FEDERAL RE COLON IAL EMP IRE "SAFE POSITION" SERVE BOARO RAISEO THE INTEREST RATE ON MADE A MARSHAL IN 1952, JUIN BEGAN TO fALL THE CREW OF THE BODORO WAS TAKEN ON THE MONEY IT LENOS TO BANKS. FROM FAVOR iWO YEARS LATER WHEN HE WAS DIS LITTLE 82-fDOT CUTTER POINT HIGHLAND THE THE NOON ANNOUNCEMENT SPARKED A SHARP UP MISSED fROM ALL HIS ARMY JOBS fOR ~LOUTING AREA WAS DESCRIBED AS STILL HEAVILY CLOAKED TURN IN TRADING ON THE NEW YORK STOCK [X CIVILIAN AUTHORITY BY FOG CHANGE, ~UT AS THE BUSINESS DAY WORE ON, IT H~ OPPOSED THE fORMATION Of .N INTEGRATED A TUGBOAT WITH A NAVIGATION AND SALVAGE BECAME OBVIOUS THAT OTHER MAJOR INSTITUTIONS EUROPEAN ARMY, A PROJECT tNDORSED BY THEN CREW WAS REPORTED EN ROUTE fROM NEW YORK TO DID NOT INTEND TO FOLLOW CHASE MANHATTAN AND PREMIER JOSEPH LANIEL BuT LATER OROPPED THE SCENE OFF THE MOUTH OF THE POTOMAC RI~ PRICES EASED THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS WERE JUIN REfUSED TO ANSWER A SUMMONS BV LANIEL THE BEAVER SlATE IS A CONVERTED WORLD WAR UP ONLY SLIGHTLY fOR THE DAY. TO EXPLAIN HIS ACTION, SAYING, "I WON'T 8E I I VICTORV SHIP ANO IS OWN£D BY STATES MAR OFflCllLS AT OTHER BANKS CRITICIZED CHASE CONVOKED LIKE A SIMPLE TRUMPETER to INE LINES, INC, OF NEW YORK AND DELAWARE. MANHATTAN rOR THE SIZE 0. THE REOUCTION AND THE BODORO WAS REGISTEREO TO CIA MAR ANA ITS TIMING AND INDICATED THEY WOULD FOLLOW MCNAMARA TELL~ OF TROUBLE. CONTE SA OF MONROVIA, LI6ERIA j AND WAS TO SUIT ONLY FROM EXTREME PRESSURE FROM COMPE BETV£EN COMMUN I!~IT . GI ANT~ OOCK AT BALTIMORE TODAY WITH ITS MANAGANESE TITORS SOME BANKERS SAID CHASE MANHATTAN WASHINGTON (UPI)-~DEFENS£ SECRETARY Ro ORE CARGO AT THE END Of VO~~GE fROM SPAIN. A ~DULO PR08ABlY HAVE TO GO 8AC~ TO Sl~ PER· BERT S McNAMARA SAYS THE RUSSIANS ARE BEtF THE AMERICAN FREIGHTER SUSTAINED A GASH CENT I. OTHER INSTITUTIONS DID NOT REDUCE ING uP THEIR DEfENSES BECAUSE OF "SERIOUS IN ITS SIDE BE~OW THE WATER LINE AND WAS THEIR PRIME RATES B~CAusE IT WOULD NOT BE BORDER PROBLEMS" WITH RED CHINA "BARELY AGROUND," THE COAST GUARD SAID IT ABLE TO HANDLE THE VOLUME OF LOAN REQuEStS "WHILE AN OUIBREAK OF HOSTILITIES BET .... EEN WAS BELIEVED IN NO IMMEDIATE DANGER OF SINK THAT WOULD fOLLOW. CHINA AND THE SOVIET UNION DOES NOT APPEAR ING, ALTHOUGH TAKING IN WATER THE WHITE HOUSE STATEMENT SAID PRESIDENT PROBABLE AT THIS TIME," McNAMARA REPORTED, JOHN BEROE, OPERATOR OF THE SMITH POINT JOHNSON WAS PLEASED THAT "HIS PROGRAMS AND "THE TENSION ON THE BORDERS IS LIKELV TO MARINA, SAID "THE FOG IS SO THICK IT IS I~ THE POLICIES OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM CONTINUE" POSSIBLE TO GET OUT TIiERE NOW." H.V~ CREATED THE FINANCIAL ENVIRONMENT McNAMARA DID NOT ELABORATE ON WHAT HE BEROE, A VETERAN SAILOR IN THESE WATERS, WHICH HAS MADE POSSIBLE THIS REDUCTION." DESCRIBED AS SINO-SOVIET "SORDER PROBLEMS" SAID THE CHANNEL BETwEEN NORfOLK AND BALTI THE REACTION Ot N(~ YORK'S 'INAKCIAL IN HIS ANNUAL REPORT ON THE U 5 MILITARY MORE WAS FROM 90 TO lao fEET AROUND SMITH GIANTS WAS "WHAT ,INANCIAL ENVIRONMENr'I" POSTURF TV THE SENATE ARMED SERVICES COM POINT aUT ON THE VIRGINIA SIDE Of THE CHAN THEY POINTED OUT THAT DEMANDS FOR LOANS ARE MITTiE AND M,L,TARY ApPROPRIATIONS SUB. NEL, THE DEPtHS RANGED ONLY TO 28 fEET STILL HIGH DESPITE THE HIGH INTEREST RATE COMMITTEE BEROE SAID T~E SMITH POINT LIGHt STATION, THIS BEING THE CASE, IF CHASE ~NHATTAN DOES THE TEXT OF HIS ZOO-PAGE REPO~T WAS MADE THREE MILES FROM HIS MARINA, WAS BvlLT ON A NOT GET SUPPORT QUICKLY FROM OTHER INSTITU PUBLIC BY THE COMMITTEE YESTERDAY McNA ~EDGE IN ASOVT 20 rEET or WATER ANO HE TIONS IT SOON WILL HAVE MORE LOAN APPLICA MARA RETURNED TO CAPITOL HILL TO RESUME BELIEVED THE vESSELS WERE THERE TIONS THAN IT CAN FilL AND HAVE To RAISE HiS TESTIMONY TODAY, THE FIFTH SUCCESSIVE ITS RATE BACK TO SIX PERCENT DAY HE HAS APPEARED IN CLOSED SESSION WEATHER S~TEllITE LAUNCHED THE PRIME RATE IS GENERALLY THE TOUCHSTONE THERE HAVE BEEN PERSISTENT BUT UNCOMrlRMEO VANOENBERG AFB, CA~lf. (UPI}--EsSA-4, A fOR OTHER TYPES OF CREDIT, SUCH AS MORTGAGES REPORTs OF INCIDENTS ALONG THE LENGTHY HAT BOX-SHAPED "INSTANT \oIEATHER' SATEI.LITE, FOR HOMES MOST EXPERTS FEEL THE INTEREST S,NO-SOVIET rRONTIER~ PARTICU~ARLY IN SOV WAS CIRCLING EARTH TODAY IN A NEAR-POLAR RATE rOR MORTGAGES SHOULD BEGIN TO OROP SOON IET KAZAKHSTAN, WrllCH ADJOINS SINKIANG PRO ORBIT 865 MILES HIGH, HELPING GIVE WEATHER THE WHITE HOUSE SAID THE PRESIDENT HOPED VINCE IN THE FAR WEST OF CHINA, AND WHERE FORECASTERS ON ~VERY CONT,N£NT A BETTER THE TREND WOULD SPR£AD. NOHTHEAST CHINA MCETS tHE RUSSI~N MARITIME BASIS FOR THEIR PREDICTIONS. GARDNER ACKLEY, CHAIRMAN OF THE COUNCIL Of PROVINCES THE 290-POUNO SATELLITE, THE FOURTH IN ECOHOMIC AOVISERS, SAID YESTEROAY RATES ON McNAMARA SAID THE S,ND-SOVIET DISPUTE "HAS NOW REACHED A POINT WHERE: THE SOVIE:T THE TIROS QPERATIO~A~ SATELLITE sYSTEM, WlS TR~ASURY AND FED(RA~ AGENCY SECURITIES AND LAUNCHED ,ROM THIS CENTRAL CALifORNIA MUNICIPAL AND CORPORATE BONOS HAD FALLEN 12 UNION HAS N01 ONLY RENEWED THE r~CHANGE Of COASTAL BASE YESTERD~Y ATOP A 92-FOOT, TO 20 PERCENT IN THE PAST FOUR MONTHS 6ELICOSE STATEMENTS BUT IS ALSO STRENGTHEN THREE-STAGE DELTA ROCKET THE NEW YORK BANK£RS EXPRESSEO CONCERN fOR ING ITS MILITARV PoSTURE IN RESPONSE TO SERIOUS BORDER WITH CHINA" EsSA-4 WAS DESIGNED TO REPLACE [S5A-2, ANOTHCR FACTOR IN THE TIGHT MONEY SITUATION PROB~EMS HE DID NOT SAY HOW OR WHERE THE RUSSIANS LAUNCH~D IN MARCH, 1966 ITS TWO CAMERAS -- THE LACK Of SHORT-TERM SECURITIES HELD TO WILL SNAP PICTURES or THE EARTH'S CLOUD MEET SUDDEN WITHDRAWALS. THESE rUNDS WERE WERE STRENGTHENING tHEIR DEFENSES BUT HE COVER DAILY, AND THE PHOTOS RE~AY£O IMME DEPLETED AS BANKS SOLD THEM IN ORDER TO MAKr SAID THE CONTINUING STRIFE BETWEEN THE TWO DIATELY TO ABOUT 180 GROUND STATIONS ON MORE LOANS. THE BANKERS rEEL THE KEY liES NATIONS WAS ~ONE OF THE MOST SIGNIFICANT (VERY CONTINENT. IN REBUILDING THESE SECURITIES DEVELOPING TRENDS ON THE CURRENT INTERNA TIONAL SCENE" As rOR CHINA'S STRIFE, HE SAID, EVENTS Of FRIDAY. JANUARY 27 THE pAST rEw MONTHS HAD HMADE IT NECESSARY fOR US TO RE-EXAMINE SOME OF THE BASIC "AMOR - GREAT LOVE SONGS IN SPANISH BY EYDIE GORME & THE TRIO Los PANCHO! - 35 00 ASSUMPTIONS WHICH wE HAVE HADE ABOUT THE PltL CANELA; Y, CUANbO VUELVA A TO LADO; 01 QUE NO ES VERDAD; PEKING. REGIME" HISTDRIA DE UN AMOR; SABOR AMI, AMOR; NOCHE DE RONDA, CAMlkITO, MEDIA VUELTA. LA ULTIMA NOCHE NON-CAMPAIGNER KENNEDY I~ BU~Y DOING LONDON "HAWA IIAN RAGTIME" - Jo ANN CASTLE - 23 00 OxFORD, ENGLAND (UPI)--A BUSY SEN ROBERT ON THE BEACH AT WAIKIKI, LOVELY HULA HANDS, HAWAIIAN WAR CHANT; F KENNEDY CONFERRED IN LONDON TODAY WITH SONG Of THE ISLANDS, THt HUILAU SONG, SWEET LEILANlj PEARLY BRlllSH Crr\CI~~S ON WORLD PROBLEMS, INCLU SHLLLS, BEYOND THE REEF, LITTLE BROWN GAL, My LITT~E GRASS DING BRITAIN'S EFFORTS TO ARRANGE A VIET SHACK, COCOANUT GROVE, THERE's NO PLACE LIKE HAWAI I NAM pEACE. HE THEN HURRIED TO OXFORD AND TOOK PART IN A SE~INAR ON ANGLO-AMERICAN "LATIN AFFAIR" - GEORGE SWEARING QUINTET - 3000 RELAT IONS. ALL OR NOTHING AT ALL, LET's CALL THE WHOLE THING OFF, A'RO #4, THE NEW YORK DEMOCRAT SPENT 40 MINUTES MAGIC; IT'S EASY TO REMEMBER, (STAMPA CUBANA, You STEPPED OUT TALKINC WITH BRITISH FOREIGN SECRETARY OF A OREAM; MAMBO BALAHU, DEARLY BELOVED, CUANDO SONO EL GEORGE BROWN, THEN MET WITH OPPOSlllON CON GAlNATON, THIS IS AFRICA, ANYWHERE SERVATIVE PARTY LEADER EDWARD HEATH, BEFORE PLUNGING INTO THE WEEKEND SEMINAR AT DITCH "WASHINGTON SQUARE" - THE VIL.LAGt STOMPERS - 2900 LEY, NEAR OxrORD WASHINGTON SQUARE, TIE ME KANGAROO ~OWN, SPORT, IF I HAD A THE SEMINAR WAS GIVEN AS THE MAIN REASON HAMMER, BLUE GRASS, WE CAN'T STOP SINGIN'; MIDNIGHT IN Moscow, FOR KENNEDY'S VISIT TO EUROPE, BUT HIS IN WALK RIGHT IN, GRE[~, GREEN, THE POET AND THE PROPHET; COLO TENSIVE TWO-OlY ROUND OF TALKS WITH BRITISH STEEL CANYONS, BLOWIN' IN THE WIND, FOLLOW THE DRINKIN' GOURD, LEADERS -- INCLUDING A TWO-HOUR MEETING WITH PRIME MINISTER HAROLD WILSON -- DREW "TAKE FIVE" - HOSTED BY BILL GRAVES - 60.00 WIDESPREAD ATTENTION 11 nHow TO DO A BALlAQ ONE LEADING BRITISH NEWSPAPER, THE GVARO IAN, PRINTED A TONGUE-IN·CHEEK ACCOUNT OF NOTE. ALL TIMES GIVEN ARE ACCURATE TO THE SECOND WHEN POSSIBLE ANO ARE GENEROUS IN KENNEOY'S ROUNDS, AND QUIPPED THAT HE WAS IN ~~L OlMER CASES T IMES, EXCEPT WHEN HOTEO. 00 NOT INCLUDE COM~ENTARY, BUT SP ..~M ··OING HIS TIME IN LONDON BRISI<.I.Y "NOT
ARE MUSICAL CONTENT ALONE AIR TIME j UNLESS OTHERWISE ANNOUNCED IS 7 45 PM eAMPAIG~ING FOR THE 1972 AMERICAN PRlSIDEN- ~I"L ELECTION" L------~------~~~~~~~------~ HOURGLASS PAGE 3 NEW ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES OffERED MODERN MATH COMMUNITY SERVICES IS SPONSORING ANOTHER NON-CREDIT AOULT EDUCATION PROGRAM WHICH Will THIS COURSE IS DESIGNED TO .AMllIARIZE BEGIN SOON. THE COURSES OrrCRCO AT THIS TIME ARt THOSE WHICH ARE FELT TO BE OF THE GREAT THE PARENTS Of ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHI LOREN EST INTEREST TO THE GREATEST NUMBER or RESIDENTS. THE COURSES TO BE OFFERED ARE ASTRON WIT~ TOPICS, VOCABULARY, CONCEPTS AND METH OMY, BEGINNING TYPING, MODERN MATHEMATICS rOR PARENTS, INVESTMENT PLANNING, SPEECH, ART ODS or MODERN MATHEMATICS. THE COURSE IS Of PARTY GIVING AND BASIC ELECTRICITY DESIGNED A~OUND TWO OBJECTIVES To GIVE ISLAND R(SIDENT~ WISHING TO R(GISTER fOR ANY Of THE ABOVE CLASSES MAY DO SO BY CALLING PARENTS BACKGROUND IN THE SUBJECT MATTER OR VISITING THE SPECIAL SERVICES orflCE BEGINNING TOMORROW, PHONE 331, BETWEEN 7 30 AND PRESENTATIONS or MobERN MATH PROGRAMS ANO I I 30 IN THE MORNING AND BET~EEN 12:30 AND 4.30. REGISTRATION WilL BE ON A fiRST-COME, TO .AMILIARIZE PARENTS WITH THE NEW MOOES~ fiRST SERVED BASIS ANDTH1t ST\.CENT Will N01 BE CONSIDERED REGISTERED UNTil THE COURSE TUI MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES BEING USED IN THE TION AND SUPPLIES fEES (Ir ANY) HAVE BEEN PAID AT THE SpeCIAL SERVIces OffICE. I~ THE TEACHING O. MATHEMATICS. MVCH or THE MAT- COURSE DOES NOT ATT~ACT AN ACCEPTABLE NUMBER OF STUDENTS, THE COURSE WILL BE OROPPEO FROM ER I Al O'r THE THE PROGR~A~M~ ______COURSE IS BUILT AROUND THE MATH ASTRONOMY EMATICS PROGRAM TH1S COURSE IS DESIGNED TO ACQUA1NT THOSE CURRENTlY IN USE PERSONS INTERESTED IN ASTRONOMY WITH SUCH I N THE GEORGE TOPICS AS UNIVERSAL GRAVITATION, THE ORIGIN StiTZ ELEMENTARY AND EVOLUTION OF THE STARS, THE SUN, THE SCHOOL THIS IS PLANETS AND THE DYNAMICS or THE GALAXY. THE SCOTT-FORES No PRIOR KNOWLEOGE or MATHEMATICS OR PHY~ MAN SERIES, "SEE SCHEDULE SICS IS REQUIRED AS ALL MATHEMATICS WIll ING THROUGH ARITH- ASTRON(l.1Y 12-1-1- HOUR SESSIONS BE REDUCED TO SIMPLE ARITHMETICAL CALCULA METIC. " MONDAY AT 7 ROOM 13 TIONS SOME EMPHASIS -- INCLUDING OCCAS SUPPlEMtNTARY TUITION -- $31 TAUGHT BY Russ NEWHOUSE * IONAL .iElO TRIPS Ir WARRANTED BY STUOENT TOPICS ARt INCOR INTEREST -- W~ll PORATED I NORDER BEGINNING TYPING. 24-2 HOUR SESSIONS BE PLACED ON ME TO rAMIL1ARIZE THE MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY, TO 9, ROOM 12 7 THODS Of LOCATING PARENTS WITH MAT TUITION -- TAUGHT BY WALT PETERSON. $28 AND IOENTlrYING ERIALS WHICH MAY STARS BE ENCOUNTERED IN MODERN MATHeMATICS FOR PARENTS. 8-1~ HOUR TnERE 15 NO PRE OTHER MATHEMATICS PROGRAMS CURRENTlV IN SESSIONS WCNDESDAYS, TO 8:30, SCIENCE 7 REQUISITE rOR THE USE ACROSS THE U.S. ROOM TUITION -- TAUGHT BY VINCENT $15 * COURSE A TtXT- THE TEXTBOOK WHI CH WilL BE USED AS THE SINDT 800\( PERMITTING NUCLEUS OF' THE DISCUSSION WILL BE >tTHE NEW HOMI': STUDY WI lL MATHEI·.jATIC5 .oa PARENTS" BY RALPH HEIMER INVESTMENT ~lANN1NG 10-2 HOUR SESSIONS BE USED AND MIRIAM 5 NEWMAN THIS IS A PAPERBACK TUESDAYS, 7 TO 9. ROOM 112 Russ NEWHOUSE, BOOK WHICH Will BE PURCH~SEO BY THE STUO~NT TUITION -- $24 TAUGHT BY A, MORENCY * J. DIRECTOR or THE GROUP TAKING THE COURSE BELL LABORATORIES VINCENT G. SINDT SCIENCE AND MATH TtACH SPEECH HOUR SESSIONS 1 la-It KWAJAlEIN FltlO ER AT THE HIGH SCHOOL WilL TEACH THE COURSE TUESDAYS, TO 30, ROOM 115 7 8 STATION, WILL IN NEW MATH. MR SINDT RECEIVED HIS B.A TUITION -- $24 TAUGHT BY BOB KlAMT T[ACH THE COURSE. IN PHYSICAL SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS FROM HE HAS TAUGHT 'OM COLORADO STATE COLLEGE AND A M.S. IN PHYS ART OF GIVING HOUR SESSIONS PARTY 8-1+ Russ NEWHouse PANY COURSES AND ICAL SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS FROM NEW MEX WEDNESDAYS AT 30, ROOM 7 115 LECTURED WIDELY IN TI£ RADAR fiElO. HIS ICO HIGHLANDS UNIVERSITY HE HAS DONE EX TUITION -- $10, TAUGHT BY MRS BONN I E F&STER INTEREST IN ASTRONOMY OATES BAC~ TO HIS TENSIVE ~DDITIONAl GRADUATE WORK AS WELL E~RlY CHilDHOOD. MR SINDT HAS TAVGHT SCIENCE AND MATH rOR BASIC ELECTRICITY. 10-1~ HOUR "ESSIONS MR NEWHOUSE HOLDS A BACHELOR'S AND MAS OVER SEVEN YEARS AND SPENT ONE YEAR WITH TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS, TO 7 8 30, ROOM 113 TER'S DEGREE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING FROM THE COLORADO SrATE DEPARTMENT Of EOUCATION TUITION -- $26 TAUGHT BV G. IDElL * H OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY HE IS A MEMBER OF AS CONSULTANT IN SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS,
SIGMA XI TAU BETA PI J ETA KAPPA Nu AND THE AT WHiCH TIME HE CONQUCTEO NUMERO~S ADULT --ALL ROOMS liSTED ARE IN THE GEORGE SEITZ AMERICAN ASSOCIATION rOR THE ADVANCEMENT Of AND IN-SERVICE PROGRAMS DEALING WITH MODERN SCHOOL SCIENCE HE IS ALSO A FELLOW or THE INSTI MATHEMATICS HE ALSO CONDUCTED A 15-WEEK * I~CLUDES COST or TE~lBOOK TUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGIN MATHEMATICS IN-SERVICE PROGRAM ro~ THE EERS "NO IS LISTED IN "WHO'S WHO IN ENGIN TEACHERS or THE G[ORGE SEITZ SCHOOL PARTY GIVING EERING", "AMERICAN MEN or SCIENCE", AN~ WANT TO BOOST YOUR E.Q. (ENTERTAINING ''WHO' 5 ¥lHO I N THE EAS T ' • QUOTIENT)? THERE'S A GOOD DEAL MORE TO THE BEGINNING TYPING THIS COURSE Will BE A BEGINNERS' AND NOT ART ENTERTAINING THAN MEETS THE EYE or A BRUSH-UP TYPING COURSE IT .... ILl BE TAlL- BE A CONFIOENT HOS SPEECH THIS COURSE IS DESIGNED TO AIO THE SPEAK ORED TO THE REQUIREMENTS O. THOSE WHO HAVE TESS AT YOUR NEXT ER IN GAINING SELF-CONFIDENCE THROUGH A SE NEVER TYPED THOSE WHO WISH TO BRUSH UP PARTY FOR CHilDREN, RIES Of SHORT SPEAKING EXPERIENCES THE ON THEIR TYPING MAY JOIN THE CLASS, QUT COCKTAil PARTY, SHORT TALK WILL BE P~IMARIlY EMPHASIZED, THE lESSON PLANS WilL ~OlLOW THAT or A TYP TEA, RECEPTjON~ ON THE THEORY THAT THE AUDIENCE'S ATTEN I CAL BEGINNE:R'S COFFEE DR MAYBE A TION IS CAPTURED DURING THE OPENING MINUTES TVP I NG COURSE. BRUNCH, LUNCHEON OR O. ANY TALK THE TECHNIQUES or SPEECH THE 48-HOUR PRO EVEN THAT INFORMAL PREPARATION AND GRAM lS INTENDED OR FORMAL DINNER DELIVERY AND A TO BUllO SPEED, PARTY BR I n° TREATM[NT TYPING SKILLS AND DURING THE COURSE CONCERNING THE USE TO INTRODUCE THE THE MANY DUTIES or or V IS UAL A I OS STUDENT TO USUAL A HOSTESS WILL BE WilL BE PRESENTED rORMS O. BUSINESS COVERED. You WilL LECTURES Will BE CORRESPONDENCE lEARN ABOUT VARIOUS MINIMIZED AND STU THE fiRST TWENTY PARTY THEMES, HO .... DENT PARTICIPAT~ON lESSONS WILL Be: TO ORGANIZE YOUR E:MPHASIZED DEVOTED TO lEARN PARTY PLANNING, AS BONNIE FOSTER Boe KlAMT, DOUG ING THE KEYBOARD WELL AS PREPARING LAS fiELD CENTER AND OPERATING THE YOUR TABlESETTING ACCORDING TO YOUR TYPE or MANAGER, WIll MACHINE, WITH SERVICE NINE DI.FERENT TYPES O. PARTIES TEACH THE COURSE lESSON 22, THE WIll BE COVERED IN EIGHT lESSONS. KlAMT HAS STUDENT WilL BEGIN THE COURSE WILL BE TAUGHT BY BONNIE Fos TAUGHT IN THE ARMY WALT PETERSON BUILDING SPEED TrR MRS. FOSTER HAS A 8.S IN JOCATIONAl ANO WAS A GUEST WITH ACCURACY AND lEARNING PRODUCTION PRAt HOME ECONOMICS FRON NORTHWESTERN MISSOURI lECTURER AT THE T ICES (fORMATS fOR LETTERS', METHOOS FOR STATE COLLEGE SHE HAS TAUGHT A TOTAL Of 806 KLAMT UNIVeRSITY or TYPING SillS AND TELEGRAMS, MANII<;CRIPTS, EICHT YEARS WITH THE DENVER PUBLIC SCHOOLS SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ON APPLICATIONS Of EX OUTLINES AND BIBLIOGRAPHIES) THE fiNAL AND THE YSlETA D,STRICT AT El PASO SH~ PLOSIVES HE HOLDS A B.S. O~GREE IN ENGIN GOAL or THE COURSE IS TO TYPE 50 CORRECT ALSO TAUGHT ADULT (OUCATION CLASSES fOR THE EERING PHYSICS fROM THE UNIVERSITY ~ CAL wORes PEA MINUTE. YWCA IN COLORADO SPRINGS IFORNIA AT BERKELEY AND HAS BtEN A GRADUATE WALT PETERSON WILL BE THE COURSE INSTRUC TEACHING ASSISTANT fOR THE DALE CARNEGIE TOR MR PETERSON TEACHES ALL THE COMMER MAHALO--W. CHING COURSES IN SACRAMENTO AND Los ANGELES CIAL ANO BUSINESS COURSES AT GEORGE SEITZ My GOD.ATHER, UNCLES, DADDY, MOMMIE, S,s HIGH SCHOOL. HE [ARNED HIS B.S AND M.A. TER, BROTHER AND AUNTIES WISH TO EXPRESS DEGREES AT COLORADO STATE COLLEGE IN GREELY THEIR fONDEST ALOHA TO EVERYONE WHO ATTEND AND HAS BEEN A HIGH SCHOOL BUSINESS INSTRUC ED BY BIRTHDAY LUAU AND ALL ~H~ GAVE ME TOR fOR 13 YEARS HE MAS 'LSO TAUGHT ADULT EITHER MERCHANDISE OR MONETARY GirTS. A CLASSES IN BOOKKEEPING, SHORTHAND AND TYPIN SPECIAL ALOHA TO EVERYONE WHO GAVE THEIR ON THE ISLAND. KOKUA; MZC ClUB DANNY LAVILLA'S MUSICIANS, J IN 1963, HE TAUGHT A TYPING COURSE AS TRANSPORTATION, MllLERtS MARKET, PACKA~ PART Of TH! INIVER51TY OF' HAWAI I EXTENSION STORE, UNCLES KAWIKA, HENRY AND THEIR KAU PROGRAM ON KWAJAlEIN KAU GANG. MAHAla, WARReN Wo ON CHING rURTHER COURSE lISTINGS •••• APPEAR ON PA~E Jut' there aren.', many ,obf where SIX OF TONIGrlT'S HOURGLASS rOR THE COMMUN 1,266 POUNDS or ASSORTED MAIL you carl go to work all lit up and stdl ITY SERVICES' ADULT EDUCATION COURSES or THE RTB Y be a_~iJ/e HOURGLASS HOFFA CASE WIRETAP UPROAR WASHINGTON {UPI )--A NEW ENGLAND PUBLISHER HAS SWORN HE WAS TOLD BY AN FBI orrlCIA~ LAST SAVAGE STORM HITS ytAR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL. ROBERT f. KENN(DY AT THE TIME. HAD A SPECIAL THREE-MEMB[R TEAM MIDWESTERN STATES RESPONSIBLE MAINLY FOR WIRETAPPING. WILLIAM LOEB, WHO LIVES IN RENO, AND OWNS THE MA~ THE \oIOUT SNOW STOR'" I N CHI CAGO IS HIS~ CHESTER UNION LEADER AND OTHER NEWSPAPERS SAID IN AN AFFIPAVIT HE WAS GIVEN THE INFORMA TORY AND ONE OF THE ~ORST IN THE MIDWEST TION B\CARTHA D. DELoACH~ ASSISTANT FBI DIRECTOR STRANDED THOUSANDS OF TRAVELERS, CLOSING THE LOEe AFFIOAVIT WAS AMONG 19 PERSONS PRESENTED TO THE SUPREME COURT BY ATTORNEYS FOR MOST SCHOOLS AND BRINGING COMMERCE TO A JAMES R. HOFrA IN SUPPORT OF THEIR PETITION FOR A NEW REVIE~ OF THE TEAMSTER CHIEF'S VfRTUAL DEAD STANDSTILL TODAY JURY-TAMPERING CONVICTION IN 1964 CHICAGO WAS BURIED UNDER A RECORD 23 IN HOFFA'S COUNSEL CLAIMS THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT "BUGGEO" HorrA's COUNSEL SUITE AND EAVES- CHES or SNOW AND to-rOOT DRifTS. TWENTY DROPPED ON THE JURY WHICH CONVI~TED HIM IN LHATTANOOGA, TENN. INCH SNOWFALLS PARALYZED COMMUNITIES IN M,SSOURI, MICHIGAN, INDIANA AND A FOOT or SUPPl Y WORR I ES IN HANOI LOEB WAS CPJOTEO AS SAYING DELOACH TOLD HIM THAT THE THREE~MAN WIRETAPPING UNIT SNO~ OR BETTER ~AS REPORTED IN IOWA AND LONDON (UPI )--NORTH V,ETNAMESE AUTHORITIES "w ... s HEADED BY A MR. WALTER J. SHER I DAN, W,SCONSIN ARE WORR\EO ASOUT A THREATENING SLOWOO~N or SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR MR KENNEOY, AND ••• DEATHS rOLLO~[O THE HUGE SNOWFALL, MOST VITAL SUPPLIES FROM PEKING BECMUSE or THE THE ACTUAL WIRETAPPING WAS DONE 8Y A MAN OF THEM IN THE CHICAGO AREA. THERE WERE POLITICAL UPHEAVAL IN Reo CHINA, DIPLOMATIC' NAMED EDDIE JONES" DEATHS BLAM[O ON HEART ATTACKS WHILE SHOV SOURCES REPORTED TODAY JONE5 ~AS ON THE IMMIGRATION ANO NATURAL ELING SNOW, AND ONE MAILMAN·S BODY WAS RED CHINA RECENTLY CLAIMED PUBLICLY SHE IZATION SERVICE PAYROLL, ACCORDING TO THE I"OUND IN A SNOWPRIFT AT OTTA~A, ILL. SUPPLIES MORt THAN TWO-THIRDS OF NORTH VIET AFFIDAVIT. IT IDENTIFIED THE THIRD wIRE THE GOVERNORS OF M,CHIGAN AND WISCONSIN NAM'S OVERALL SUPPLIES IN fOOD A~D ARMS 'AP~ER AS CAR~IM( BELLIKG CALLED ON THE NATIONAL GUARD TO HELP IN A THESE DELIVERIES HAVE BEEN GOING ON WITH DELOACH "FURTHER STATED THAT ATTORNEY SEARCH FOR MOTORISTS MAROONED DURING TH! LITTLE KNOWN INTERfERENCE THIS fAR PEKING GENERAL KENNEDY HAD INSTRUCTED THE INTERNAL CRIPPLING 30-HOUR STORM HAD SEEN MAKING A CONSIDERABLE EffORT TO REVENUE SER'IICE TO TAP WIRES~u LOEB SWORE ILLINOIS GOVERNOR OTTO DERNER DECLAAEO A GET THEM THROUGH &Y IMPROVING RAIL fACILITIES EARLIER THIS YEAR, KENNEDY AND FBI D,R BANK HOLIDAY AND ORDERED PRIVATE CONTRACT TO THE NORTH VIETNAMESE BORDER [CTOR J. EOGAR HOOVER HAD A HEATED PUBLIC ORS TO HELP STATE CRE~5 IN CLEARING HIGH HANOI APPARENTLY HAS STARTED WORRYING SER I EXCHANGE ON THE EAVESDROPPING IS$U(. WAYS. I OUSL Y ABOUT THE POSS I BLE IIWACT Of THE TUR- HOOVER CLAIMED THAT KENNEDY KNEW OF GOV AN ESTIMATED 2,000 MOTO~ISTS WERE STRANO~ MOIL IN THE NORTH ON THE CONTINUED FLOW OF ERNMENT WIRETAPPING BEING CARRIED OUT BY EO IN '5-(00T SNOWDRifTS IN THE INDIANA CHINESE SUPPLIES. THE JUSTICE DEPARTM[NT WHtH HE H[ADED IT} ARtA, A NUMBER WERE TRAPPED ON INTERSTATE THESE FEARS WERE UNDERSTOOD TO HAVE BEEN KENNEDY STOUTLY OENIED THE CHARGE 80 AND U.S. 6 NEAR MOLINE, ILL HEIGHTENED BY REPORTS Of UNREST I~ NANKING, IN HIS AFFIDAVIT LOEB SAID UNTOLD TRUCKERS AND MOTORISTS WERE STUCK ONE 01" lHE PRINCIPAL JUNCTIONS FOO THE ,LOW '~R DELoAC~ .SUGGESTED TO ME T~T \ ON THE INTERSTATE 94 CHICAGO-DETROIT stC OF CHINESE ~AR SUPPLIES TO HANOI. SUGGEST TO HorFA LAWYERS THAT THEIR BEST TION, AND THE INDIANA TOLLWAY WAS CLOSED WORKERS1 DEMONSTRATIONS IN THE CITY AND MOVE WOULD BE TO ASK THE DEPARTMENT OF Jus WITH MANY STRANDED MOTORISTS STILL ON THE ROAD. THE AREA WERE REPORTED TO HAVE COINCIDED WITH TICE ,0 CONDUCT AN IN~ESTIGATION OF WIRE~ AN APPEAL BROADCAST fROM NANKING CLAIMING TAPPING IN CONNECTION W4TH THE VARIOUS MOST SCHOOLS IN NORTHERN ILLINOIS, IN THAT OPPONENTS OF MAO TSE-TUNC.'S CULTURAL HOFF A TR I ALS DIANA AND SOUTHERN M,CHIGAN WERE CLOSCO TODAY ALL CHICAGO PUBLIC AND PRIVATE REVOLUTION ~ERE TRYING TO SABOTAGE THE MOVE "ON D£C.EM8tR 2 \, 1966 I TELEPHONED MR. MENT BY (VERY POSSIBLE MEANS DELOACH AT BEVERLY FARMS, MASS, AND I SCHOOLS SHUT DOWN FOR THE rlRST TIME IN REO CHINA SUPPLIES MUCH OF THE RICE NEEDED TOLD HIM THAT WHAT HE HAD TOLD ME WAS SO THE CITY'S HISTORY DETROIT PUBLIC SCHOOLS BY NORTH VIET NAM WHICH IS INCREASINGLY DE STARTLING AND SO N(WS~ORTHY IT SHOULD 8E CANCELLED CLASSES fOR ONLY THE SECOND T1ME PENDENT ON IT BECAUSE or A BAD NARVtST MAOE PVBLIC MR. DELOACH REPLIED THAT HE IN THE CITY'S ANNALS. THE BULK OF SMALL ARMS USED BY THE COMMUN ~AS WilLING TO ASSIST ME BY GIVING ME IN THOUSANDS Of CHILDREN WERE CAUGHT IN ISTS VIET NAM ARE ALSO or CHINESE ORIGIN. FORMATION ON THE MATTER ON A P[RSONAL AND CLASSROOMS WHEN Ttl: STORM BROKE Y(5TEROAY, RUSSIA SUPPLIES THE MORE SOPHISTICATED CONFIDENTIAL BASIS} AND IF I ATTEMPTED TO AND WERE fORceD TO STAY AT THE SCHOOL UNTIL WEAPONS, SUCH AS THE SAMS AND MIG JEfS. PUBLICIZE THIS} HE WOULD DENY IT BUSSES BEGIN RUNNING AGAIN. IN CHICAGO, THE U.S. WEATHER BUREAU CALL By WALT KELLY ED AN "OfFICIAL" END TO THE STORM AT 10 10 AM THIS MORNING -- 29 HOURS AND AN ESTI~A ------.------~ TED 24 MILLION TONS or SNOW ArTER IT BEGAN THE TOTAL 23-INCH ACCUMULATION ~AS FOUR INCHES HIGHER TtlA N THE PiO: EV I OUS RtCOR 0 SET MARCH 25-26, 1930. CHICAGO MAYOR RICHARD DALEY CALLED AN EMERGENCY MEETING WITH CITY Or,ICIALS AND ANNOUNCED AfTERWARD THAT HE "HOPED" THINGS WOULD BE BACK TO NORMAL BY MONOAY MORNING. MEANWHILE, SOME rOODSTORES REPORTED A RUN ON BASIC ITEMS AS fAMILIES ~TOCKtD UP fOR A SNOWBOUND WEEKEND SOME MARKETS WERE SOLO OUT or SUCH ITEMS AS «HITE BREAD AND MILK, WITH NO 1MMEOIATE PROSPECTS FOR Moose by Bob Weber RESTOCKING • • THE WEATHER BUREAU SAID THE STORM WAS MOVING TO"ARO NORTHERN MAINE. IN THE WAKE WAS A COLO FRONT? WHICH WAS E~PECTEO TO DROP TtMPERATJRES TO BETWEEN ZERO AND FIVE ABOVE THIS EVENING CHICAGO'S O'HARE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, THE WORLD'S BUSIEST, WAS CLOSED YESTERDAY AND WAS NOT £~PECTEO TO OPtN AGAIN UNTIL RUNWAYS ARE CLEARED SOMETIME TOMORROW RAILROADS WERE ABOUT THE ONLY THING ABLE TO MOVE IN THE AREA, ANO PROGRESS THE~E WAS SPORADIC A NEW YORK CENTRAL PASSENGER TRAIN WHICH LEfT INDIANAPOLIS fOO CH1CAGO LAST NIGHT WITH 600 PERSONS ABOARD WAS STRANDED NEAR OXFORD, INO OVERNIGHT THE CHICAGO--IN THE MIDST RAILROAD SAID MANY OF THE PASSENGERS WERE OF THE DRIVING SN~ TAKEN TO NEARBY LAFAYETTE FOR THE NIGHT STORM WHICH HIT CHI AN ILLINOIS CENTRAL TRAIN RESCurD ABOUT 1HE OFFICE GALS CAGO, POLICE YESTERDAY 50 STRANDED MOTORISTS ON U.S. 52 BETWEEN \\Il-!O ARE EATtNoS IN SPOTTED A NUDE MAN lURN ON THEIR RADIOS MENDOTA AND AMBOY, ILL FOR THE MID-DAY STROLLING DOWN A SOUTH SNOWFALLS OUTSIDE CHICAGO INCLUDED A R(~ N E\¥!l BROADCAST SlOE STREET, MUNCHING CORD 22 4 INCHES AT LA PORTE, IND., A RE A LtMON CORD 20 INCHES AT LANSING MICH, AND MORE HE WAS BUNDLED INTO THAN 27 INCHES IN SOME SOUTHERN MICHIGAN A BLANKET AND TAKEN TO TOWNS. THE SOUTHERN WISCONSIN BORDER WAS A HOSPITAL FOR OBS~- HARe-HIT 8Y THE STDRM, AND WAS BURIEO UN DER ALMOST TWO FEET OF SNOW ON~ FOOT fELL IN EASTERN IOWA. MICHIGAN GOV. GEORGE ROMNEY, HAULEO ~ROM _~~~~~~~~~~~::~::~~~~~~~~~;i~LJ~~~~~ COLCHESTER--ON THE \I. MENU SUNDAY AT HE HIS HOME TO THE ST~rrE CAPITOL IN LANSING ROSE INN HERE, SPAR BY A NATIONAL GUARD HALFlRACK, CALLED THE PS ROW PIE LANDLADY STORM "ONE OF THE ~ORST BLIZZARDS IN HIS soot-! AS IT IRIS OLLI VANT, WHO TORY " 5TART~SO DO THEY USED 100 SPA~ROWS IN nl BELIEVE THE BEST THING WE CAN DO IS TO WITH 11-\E.IR ])"E P(E, SAID THE RE STAY HOME TODAY," THE GO'lERNOR TOLD THE ONNNEm CI P'! \oIAS AN OLD ONE, SNOWBOUND RESIDENTS o~ MICHIGAN IN RES- BEATS- SHE WAS ATTEMPTING PONSE TO HIS SUGGESTION, URBAN DETROit fA REVIVE THE OLD CI~ITIES EMPLOYING 8,000 WORKERS, ANO CHRY DISH SLER CORP., SHUT DOWN THREE PLANTS TODAY ,..,"'k ...... "DCLICIOUS .. SAID ONE THIS GAvE 16,000 WORKERS IN DETROIT A ~~.tM~~~ DINER DIPLOMATICALLY HOLID~Y HOURGLASS PAGE LtJerl.4 SPIJ1it7S
BA~KETBALl LEAGUE K[NTRON MADE 11 !HREE STRAIGHT LAST NIGHT BY DEFEATING TAKA'S INVADERS 41-29 IN THE B DIVISION. K£NTRON TOOK A SLIGHT LEAO AT INTERMISSION, 19-16, AND CAME 8ACK IN THt BREAK~ MORE L~URELS FOR ROBINSON SEAGREN RECORD SECOND HALf TO SCORE 22 POINTS WHILE HOLDI ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UPI)--FRANK ROBINSO~, AT MILLROS£ TRACK GAME~ THE INVADERS TO 13 POINTS. STAR OUTfiELDER O. THE WORLD CHAMPION BALTI NEW YO~k (UPI)--B08 SEAGREN, THE 19-YE~R JIM MOORE WAS HIGH MAN FOR KENTRON WITH MORE ORIOLES WHO BECAME THE ~IRST PLAYER OLD STAR fROM THE UNIVERSITY Of SOUTHERN 12 POINTS. LENDING A HtLPING HAND AND CLOSE EVER TO WIN THE MOST V~~U~6~E PLAYER ~W"'RD CALlrORHIA, SET ~ MILLROSE G~"ES AMD MAO\SOM ON HIS HEELS WERE TED COMPOC AND PAU~ UTZ IN BOTH LEAGUES, HAS BEEN NAMED WINNER or SQUARE GARDEN R~CORD OF 16 FEET, 7 INCHES WITH II POINTS APIECE. THE S. HICKOK "PROfESSIONAL ATHLETE O~ THE IN THE POLE VAULT LAST NIGHT BuT rAilED IN A DAN LAUKZEMIS LEO THE INVAOERS WITH 8 YEA.R" AWARD FOR 1966 810 TO SET A WORLD MARK Of 17-2. POINTS FOLLOWED BY ERNIE EGANO WITH 6. THE 31-YEAR-OLD SLUGGER IS THE 11TH ATH S£~GREN SAID ArTER "ISSING THE ~ORLO "ARK LACK OF CONDITION StEMED TO 8£ ,Ht DOWN LETE TO RECEIVE THE HONOR AND THE $10,000 ATTEMPT THAT HE surfERED A BACK INJURY WHILE rALL fOR THE INVADERS. DIAMOND-STUDDED, GOLD-BUCKLED BELT THAT 15 HE WAS DOING THE WARM-uP EXERCISES HE SAID GIVEN OUTRIGHT EACH YEAR AS A SYMBOL or HE REQUIRED A SHOT Of NOVOCAINE AfTER HE IN THE C DIVISION, WILDCATS WON THEIR ,lCHIEVEMENI. tLtARIO 16 fEET BUT ADDED THAi HIS BACK STIL THIRD GAMt AT THE E~PENSE Of HIGH SCHOOL II ROBINSON, WHO WAS TRADED TO THE ORIOLES HURT HIM WHEN HE MADE 16-7 AND LATER ATTEMPT BY THE SCORE Of 39-23 BY THE CINCINNATI REDS BEfORE lAST SEASON, [0 17-2. USING THE FAST BREAK AND CONTROLLING THE BECAME THE riRST TRIPLE CRO~N WINNER SINCE SEAGREN SHAREO THE EARLY HONORS WITH CAN eACKBOAROS~ W,LDCATS PULlEO AWAY IN THE MICKEY MANTLt IN 1956 AND LED THE AMERICAN ADIAN BILL CROTHERS, ~HO WON THE BBo-YARD SECOND HA~F fOR THEIR ~ICTORY LEAGUE IN SIX BATTING DEPARTMENTS IN ALL. RUN rOR THE THIRD TIME IN THE PAST rOUR YEAR ONCE AGAIN IT VAS JOHN VILORIA HITTING HE ALSO DISTINGUISHED HIMSELf IN THE WORLD WHEN HE EOCED RICARDO URBINA AT THE FINISH THE NETS fOR II pOINTs G YOUNG CAHt SERIES WON By THE ORIOLES IN rOUR STRAIGHT LINE. BuT CROTHERS WAS 3.2 SECONDS OFF HIS THROUGH WITH 9 POINTS. OVER THE Los ANGELES DODGERS. OWN MEET RECORD WITH A CLOCKING Of I MINUTE HIGH SCHOOL PLAYED WELL fOR TWO QUARTERS, ROBINSON RECEIVED 91 fiRST PLACE VOTES 53-2 SECOND. HOLDING THE HIGH SCORING ~ILDCATS TO 18 AND 302 POINTS IN THE BALLOTING TO TOP ArTER SEAGREN CLEARED 16-7 ON HIS FIRST POINTS. AFTER THE INTERMISSION THE CATS QUARTERBACK BART STARR Of THE GREEN BAY TRY TO WIN THE POLE VAULT BECAUSE MEL HEIN, STEADILY INCREASED THEIR LEAD TO WIN THE PACKERS STARR GOT 26 rIRST-PLACE VOTES AND THE ONLY OTHER CONtESTANT, FAILED TO CLEAR GAME. CURT STIMPSON WITH 8 AND Roo NORTON 132 PoiNTS RETIRING lErTHANDER SANDY KOUFAX THAT HEIGHT, SEAGREN ASKED THE OFFICIALS TO WITH 7 LED THEIR SCORING. or THE DODGERS, THE ONLY TWO~TIME WINNER or RAISE THE BAR TO 17-2. BASKETBALL GAME SCHEDUlE THE AWARO~ FINISHED THIRD WITH 24 FIRST SEAGREN, THE ONLY MAN EVER TO CLEAR THE S.&T. JAN. 28 PLACE BALLOTS AND 101 POINTS. 17-FOOT MARK INDOORS, WAS ATTEMPTING TO 6 00 A PLAYBOYS VS ROI NAMUR ROBINSON, WINNER or THE NATIONAL LEAGUE'S BREAK HIS PENDING WORLD INDOOR MARK Dr 17-1 (DUNCAN & BOSWELL) MVP AWARD WITH THE REDS IN 1961, BATTtD .316 HE MADE LAST MONTH. HE MISSED ON ALL THREE SUN JAN. 29 WITH 49 HOMERS AND 122 RUNS BATTED IN LAST ATTEMPTS ANO HAC TO BE SATISFIED WITH BREAK 5~30 C PALM TERRACE VS PuPULES (KARCH & SEASON TO CAPTURE THE TRIPLE CROWN. HE ALSO ING THE HILLROSE RECORD or 16-5, SET BY HIS 6:q58 HIGH SCHOOL YS iNV,lOERS DULL) TOPPED THE LEAGUE IN RUNS, TOTAL BASES AND ROOMMAT~, JOHN PENNEL, LAST YEAR. 8:00 B K[NTRON vs KAMIKAZE (NESS & DUNCAN) SLUGGING WITH HIS 637 SLUGCING PERCENTAGE, PENNEL IS CURRENTLY SIDELINES WITH A MON. JAN 30 THE HIGHEST IN THE LEAGUE SINCE MANTLEIS SHOULDER SEPARATION SUffERED IN AN AUTO AC 6 00 B SPRINTS VS INYAOERS (BOSWELL & 687 IN 1961. CIDENT wHICH FORCtO HIM TO FOREGO THE I~OOOR 7:15 A lCHI-BAN vS MZC DUNC,lN) ROBINSON IS THE NINTH BASEBALL PLAYER TO CIRCUIT. TUES. JAN. 31 RECEIVE THE HICKOK AWARD. OTHERS INCLUDE HEIN, REPRESENTING THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 6.00 C HIGH SCHOOL vs PALM TERRACE (NESS PHIL RIZZUTO or THE YANKEES (1950), ALLIE STRIDERS, TOOK SECOND IN THE POLE VAULT AT 7.15 B HIGH SCHOOL vs KA~IKAZE & McKEAG REYNOLDS o~ THE YANKEES (1951), WILLIE MAYS 16 FEET EVEN, WHILE LARRY CURTS Dr OKLAHOMA OF THE GIANTS (1954), MANTLE (1956), BOB TATE TOOK THIRD AT 15-6. MIXED ~OFTBALL TURLEY OF THE YANKEES (1958), ROGER MARIS KERRY O'BRIEN AND TONY BENSON or AUSTRALIA PLANS ARE BEING rORMUL,ATEO rOR A MIXED or THE YANKEES (1961) MAURY WILLS OF THE 60TH WERE BOTHERED BY THE SMOKE IN THE TWO SOFTBALl GAME ON SUNDAY ,AfTERNOON, FEB 5. DODGERS (1962) ANO KOUrAX (1963 & 1965). MILE RACE IN THE MEET, BuT O'BRIEN MAOE A SLOW PITCH RUL~S WILL BE REVISED 10 IN BETTER RECOYERY TO WIN IN THE NEW MEET RECORD CLUDE A MINIMUM OF rOUR WOMEN ON THE flELO "LONG CeUNT" REFEREE TIME OF 8:39.6. PER TEAM. MEN WILL 6AT WRONG-HANDED AND WILL OBJECTED TO BY SEKI BENSON WAS THIRO WITH 8.43.8. NOT BE ALLOWED TO USE GLOVES. JOE KAULUKUKUI MEXICO CITY (UPI)--MANAGERS or MITsuNORI "THE SMOKE AND THE HEAVY A IR BOTHERED ME WILL RESERVE THE BALL rlElO AND ARRANGE THE SEKI AND VICENTE SALDI~AR BATTLED BEHINO NO I COULDN'T GO ALL nn.: SPEED 1 WANTED," BASKETBALL SCHEDULE AS NECESSARY. CLOSED DOORS YESTERDAY OYER orFICIAlS AND NSON SAID. SKENDER BRAME AND BILL flGUERIA HAYE RULES FOR THEIR WORLO rEATHERWEIGHT BOXING "I NOT 1 CEO THE SMOKE TOO, AND IT MADE A VOLUNTEEREO TO or'ICIATE. ALL WE NEED NOW CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT HERE SUNDAY. PINCH IN MY CHEST, BUT THAT PASSED IN THE IS PLAYERS. CALL JOAN KALAHIKI A1 539 OR OTHERS PRESENT INCLUDED A DELEGATE or THE LAST TWO LAPS/' O'BRIEN SAID. ANNE CALLAWAY AT 2283 TO PUT YOUR NAME ON WORLD BOXING COUNCIL AND OF THE STATE Dr IT WAS O'BRIENIS FIRST RACE IN HIS U.S. THE LIST OR TO REGISTER YOUR TEAM SHOULD MEXICO BOXI~G COMMISSION TOUR AND THE FIRST TIME HE HAD EVER RU~ ON A BE LOTS or FUN, so JOIN IN WATCH THE SEKI 's MANAGER, 1\o1AO WAKAMATSU, HAS PRO WOODEN TRACK. HOURGLASS rDR fUTURE ANNOUNCEMENT5 AS TO TESTED STRONGLY AGAINST PUTTING IN RAMON "IT REALLY WASN'T SO elfFERENT FROM THE TIME, ETC • .~------BERUMEN AS REFEREE FOR THE BOUT. BERUMEN IS SURrACE WE HAVE AT AOELAIDE -- YOU WOULD THE REfEREE WHO WAS CHARGED BY THE JAPANESE CALL IT RUBBER ASPHALT," O'BRIEN SAID. PRO BA~KETBALL ~TANOING~ CAMP wITH GIVING A "LONG COI)NT~' WHEN SALDI 'BENSON HAD RUN BOARDS AT BOSTON AND HE TOLD EASTERN DIVISION VI L PeT GB VAR HIT THE CANVAS IN T~E LAST ENCOUNTER. TO TR1 TO GET USED TO THE BOARDS IN THE PHILADELPHIA 46 5 -.-902 ADOLfO PEREl, SALOIVAR'S MANAGER, INDICA EARLY LAPS, SO I DIDN'T TRY TO TAKE THE LEAD BOSTON 36 12 ·750 ~ TED HE WOULD aE QUITE HAPPY WITH BERUMEN, T ONCE." NEW YORK 25 28 472 22 AND THAT HE W~S rAVORABLE TO TWO JUDGES IT WAS THE fiRST TIME O'BRIEN AND B~NSON CINCINNATI 21 '25 457 22~ SUGGESTED~ ROQUE DE LARIOS AND CARLOS GOMEZ o RACED EACH OTHER. BALTIMORE 12 42 .250 35~ SCALAN. .11 DIDN'T fiND IT DIFFICULT TO RUN ON THE WESTERN DIVISION UtlDER STATE OF" MEXICO RULES, THE REfEREE WOODEN SURrACE AND I HOPE THAT I'll DO EVEN SAN FRA~C I seo 32 18 640 AND JUDGES WILL BE DIVULGED 15 MINUTES BE ETTER I N MY OTHER MEETS I N THE U.S. ~ THE ST. LOUIS 22 28 4~ 10 fORE THE BOUT BEGINS. YEAR-OLD O'BRIEN SAID CHICAGO 22 34 -393 13 SrKI ALL BUT COMPLETED HIS TRAINING, EN BENSON ANO O'BRIEN BOTH WILL RACE AT Bos DETROIT 19 31 386 13 GAGING IN ONLY LIGHT C~LISTHENICS ANO LIM ON SATURDAY NIGHT~ BUT IT HAS AOT BEEN DE Los ANGELES 19 31 ·380 13 BERING EXERCISES YESTERDAY. WAKAHATSU SAID CIDED IN WHICH RACES r------~~~~~--~~~~~--~--~----~~------_, HIS CHARGE IS ABOUT 200 GRAMS OVER THE orFI SANTA BARBARA (UPI) __ CIAL \oIEIGHT, BUT ADDEO lilT IS NOT A SERIOUS I~--~~~====~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=-~~ PROBLEM AT ALL -- WE'LL ELIMINATE IT IN ONE N£w ZEALAND INTERCOL LEGIATE RUGBY CHAMPION DAY AMONG THOSE EXPECTED FOR SUNDAY'S BOUT IS AUCKLAND UNIV~RSITY HOWARD WINSTONE, WELSH FEATHERWEIGHT CHAM WON ITS FOURTH STRAIGHT PION, WHO IS SEEKING A RETURN BOUT WITH VICTORY ON ITS AMERICAN TOUR WITH AN DV(RWHELM SALD I VAR. THE WEIGHING-IN CEREMONIES HAVE BEEN ING 53-3 WIN OVER UNIV SCHEDULED FOR SUNDAY MORNING. SEKI HAS AN ERSITY Of CALlrORNIA NOUNCED THAT HE WILL GO TO MASS AT THE WORLD AT SANTA BARBARA. fAMOUS ROMAN CATHOLIC SHRINE or OUR LADY O~ THE AUCKLAND TEAM, GUADALUPE BEfORE HE GOES TO THE SCALE. WHICH HAS NOT BEEN OE THE OTHER JAPANESE APPEARING ON SUNDAY'S rEATED IN TWO YEARS, CARD, flYWEIGHT KATSUYOSHI TAKAYAHA~ ALSO HAD POSSESSION Of THE WILL WINO UP HIS TRAINING FOR THE SUNDAY BALL 80 PERCENT OF THE CLASH WITH MEXiCAN OCTAVIO "THE FAMOUS" TIME. SANTA BAR8ARA'S ONLY POINT CAME ON A GOMEZ. I TAKAYAMA SAID HE WILL END GOMEZ RECORD PENAL TY SHOT. OF NO DEFEATS AND THEN CHALLENGE NEXT HORACI AUCKLAND TAKES ON ACCAVALLO rOR THE WORLD CROWN. THE UNIVERSITY OF CAL IfORNIA AT BERKELEY SUURDAY, BUY U.S. SAVINGS BONOS INVEST IN YOUR COUNTRY'S FUTURE KEEP KWAJALEIN CLEAN 1 \ P~GE 6 HOURGLASS FRID~Y, JANUARY 21, 1967 W DOW JONES CLOSING RANGE OF AVERAGES INVE~TMENT PLANNING NEW YORK (UPI )--STOCK PRICES ADVANCED TO STOCKS CLOSE CHANGE THIS COURSE IS OESIGNED FOR THOSE WHO DAY IN FAIRLY ACTIVE TRAOING AS INVESTORS 30 INDUS 844 04 UP 5 34 WOULD LIKE TO BECOME MORE rA~ILIAR ~ TH THE WELCOMED INCREASED SIGNS O. A lOOSENING OF 20 RAilS 226.71 UP 0 87 VARI[TY Of INCOME PRODUCING INVESTMENTS THE CREDIT REINS. PRE-WEEKEND PROfiT TAKING 15 UTILS 138.80 UP 0 16 THAT ARE AVAilABLE TO THE AVERAGE SMALL IN TRIMMED MANY GAINS IN THE SECOND HALF Of 65 STOCKS 303 72 UP 1.45 VESTOR PRIMARILY, THE SUBJECTS THAT ARE THE SESSION TO BE 0 I scussro WALL STREET ANALYSTS SAID THE 1/4 POINT DUE TO RADIO PROPAGATION DIFfiCULTIES, THE AR( COMMON STOCKS, CUT TO 5 3/4 PERC[NT IN THE PRIME INTEREST HOURGLASS STOCK LISTINGS ARE NOT AVAilABLE BONDS AND MUTUAL RATE BY A NUMBER or MAJOR BANKS WAS CONSID TODAY THEY WILL BE PUBLISHED TOMORROW, rUNDS EMPHASIS ERED CONSTRUCTIVE EVEN THOUGH IT WAS HALr ASSUMING AN IMPROVE~ENT IN SHORT WAVE RECEP WILL BE PLACED ON THE REDUCTION MADE BY CHASE MANHATTAN YES TI ON HERE. THC TECHNIQUES FOR TERDAY SCARCE MONEY WAS ONE OF THE MAJOR SELECTION Of AP ORAWBACKS I N THE 1966 MARI([T POWELL COMPET I TOk Ak I t.E~ PROPRIATE ISSUES THE UPI STOCK MARKET INDICATOR HAD A GAIN NEW YORK (UPI)--HARLEM'S BATTLE OF THE Al- TO MEET SPECIFIC ar 0 52 PERCENT WITH 1,428 ISSUES CROSSING BUMS WAS JOINED TODAY AS A NEw ENTRY INTO I NVESTMEN T GOALS THE TAPE. USING APRIL I, 1966 PRICES AS A THE POP DERBY, "No MAN IS ABOVE THE LAWD," THE INSTRICTOR 100 BASE, THE INDICATOR CLOSED AT 96.91. Or APPEARED READY TO CHALLENGE AOAM CLAYTON Po FOR THE COURSE THE TOTAL ISSUES TRADED, 745 ADVANCEDt. 442 WELL'S "KEEP THE F",oITH, BABY," WILL BE A J MOR DECLINED AND 241 HELD ST[AOY, WHILE 6lf IS- "KEEP THE FAITH, BABY," IS THE ALBUM RE- ENCY WHO IS ASSOC SUES REACHED NEW 1966-67 HIGHS AND ONLY 2 LEASED THIS WEEK BY REP POWELL, (DEMo-N.Y.' IATED WITH PROJECT ISSUES TGCHED NOW LOWS VOLUME CONTRACTED TO WHO HAS PROMISED HIS PROCEEDS WILL BE USED PRESS MR MOREN 9,690,000 SHARES FRO~ 10)630,000 YESTERDAY. TO PAY Off A $173,000 JUDGME~T HE OWES A C Y, WH 0 HA S HA [) IT WAS THE SLOWEST SESSION IN A WEEK HARLEM ~IOOW, MRS ESTHER JAMES MR MOFl:ENCV MORE THAN FIFTEEN THE DJI AVERAGE GAINEO 5.34 TO 844 04 AND BUT MRS JAMES, NOT TO BE OUTDONE, WENT YEARS or ACTIVE TRAOING EXP(R1E~CE, WILL THE RAIL ANO UTILITY COMPONENTS HAD LESSER INTO "SHOW BUSINESS" HERSELf SHE Will SOON COVER IN DETAIL THE MECHANICS or TRADING, ADVANCES THE NYSE INDEX REFLECTED A GAIN ISSUE, ACCORDING TO HER ATTORNEY RAYMOND INVESTMENT TIMING, PROTECTION or CAPITAL, Or 21 CENTS IN THE AVERAGE SHARE PRICE. RUBIN, HER OWN ALBUM, "No MAN Is ABOVE THE MARKET INDICATORS, INTEREST RATES AND THE COLOR TELEVISION ISSUES WERE TRADED ACTIVE-LAWO," NARRATION TO A CALYPSO BACKGROUND, ErFECTS OF BUSINESS CYCLES PARTICULAR AT- I lY MOTOROLA WAS THE MOST ACTIVE ISSUE IT WHICH RUBIN PREOICTS WILL OuTSELL POWELL'S TENTIDN WILL BE DEVOTED TO THE SPECIAL PRO ROSE 5 1/2 TO 121 1/2 ON SALES Of 142,300 PLATT(R BLEMS OF THE KWAJAL(IN INVESTOR SHARES, AFTER A 10-PDINT JUMP YESTERDAY ZE- EVEN AS THE LATEST [NTRY INTO THE DISC NITH WAS THIRO MOST ACTIVE, EASING 1/8 TO ERBY WAS ANNOUNCEO, REPORTS CIRCULATED THAT BA~IC ELECTklCITY I)8 1/8 ON SALES Of 91,500 5HARES BIGELOW POWELL WAS REAOY TO orrER TO REACH A SETTLE- TI'\IS COURSE IS DES IGI>.IED fOR THOSE INTER I SANrORD WAS THE SECOND MOST ACTIVE IT TACKE ENT WITH MRS JAMES OVER THE MONEY HE OWES ESTED IN ACQUIRING A fUNDAMENTAL ~NOWLEOG[ ON 1/4 TO 26 1/8 ON 139,700 SHARES THE COM- fROM OEfAMATION ANO FRAUD JUOGMENTS OF ELECTRICITY THE BASIC lAWS or [LECTRI-' PANY BROKE OFF NEGOT,ATIONS WITH CONSOLIOAT- RUBIN riLED PAPERS WITH THE COURT or Ap- CAL ANO ELECTRONIC NETWORKS WILL BE TAUGHT r ED FOODS EARLIER IN THE WEEK REGARDING A PEALS TODAY WHICH ASSERTEO A SPOKESMAN FOR USING SIMPLE CON POSSIBLE TENDER TENDER OFFER, THEN LATER POWELL SAID THE CONGRESS~AN 15 WILLING TO CEPTS AND FORMULAS FOUND ACCEPTABLE A PROPOSAL fROM SPERRY & SET ASIDE THE ENTIRE SUM fOR MRS JAMES, THE COURSE RE HUTCHI~SON FOR $27 A SHARE SPERRY ROSE 2 I~PENDING OUTCOME OF AN APPEAL rOR A REDUCTION QUIRES THE USE ANOI ON THE ACTION IN JUDGMENT KI>.IOWLEDGE OF SIM- I JONES & LAUGHLIN LCD A REJUVENATED STEELS POWELL'S ATTORNEYS ARGUE THE JUOGMENT PLE MATHEMATICS GROUP INTO HIGHER TERRITORY, ADDING 3 1/4 SHOULD BE REDUCED TO $33,000, THE UNPAID BAL- ANO T~E MANIPULA REPUBLIC, ARMCO AND YOUNGSTOWN SHEET WERE NeE fROM THE ORIGINAL $53,000 DEfAMATION TION DF SIMPLE ALSO POINT-SIZEO GAtNERS. U.S. STEEL AND JUDGMENT MRS JA~ES WON ArTER POwELL CALLED fORMULAS BETHLEHEM ROSE FRACTIONS. HER A "8AG WOMAN," A COLLECTOR Of GRAFT FOR THE COURSE IN MOTORS HAD A fiRM TONE OESPITE GLOOMY IN- CORRUPT POLICEMEN, ON A TElEVtSION SHOW STRUCTOR IS H G OUSTRY NEWS, GENERAL MOTORS ROSE' 1/4, SINCE THE ORIGINAL AWARD, MRS JAMES HAS IDELL MR IDELL CHRYSLER I AND AMERICAN MOTORS 1/4 FORO RAN ANAGED TO COLLECT $20,000, BUT PENALTIES JOINEO THE BELL COUNTER, EASING 1/4. SSESSED AGAINST POWELL, PLUS COURT COSTS ANDI TELEPHONE LABORA THE fREE-WHEELING ELECTRONICS HAD THEIR SIX PERCENT INTEREST AS THE LITIGATION TORIES IN 1957 ANO USUAL PORTION Of LARGE GAINERS. IBM REACHED CONTINUED YEAR AFTER YEAR BLOATED THE JUDG HAS SI~CE BEEN EN A NEW HIGH AT 402 OURING THE SESSION BUT fiN MENT FIGURE TO $173,000, RUBIN SAID GAGED IN THE DEVEL ISHED UP 4 1/2 AT 401 1/2 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS UNDER POWELL'S PROPOSED SETTLEMENT, MRS OPME~T Of DIGITAL MOVED 3 1/8 HIGHER, ADMIRAL AND RCA EACH JAMES WOULD RECEIVE T~E ENTIRE SUM IF THE IDElL EQUIPMENT HE HAS ROSE MORE THAN A POINT SCIENTIFIC DATA SY$- COURl OF ApPEALS REJECTEO POWELL'S BIO TO TAUGHT TV AND TV SERVICING fOR THREE YEARS TEMS DECLINED 2 1/4 RECEIVE THE AMOUNT STIPULATED 6Y THE COURT fOR UNITED RAOIO INSTITUTE, NEWARK, NEW PENNZOll ROSE 4 3/4 IN A MIXEO OILS SEC- I JERSEY I TION. ASHLAND OIL TACKEO ON 7/8. AMERAOA LOST 1/2 THE COMPANIES ANNOUNCED THE POSSI BILITIES OF COMBINING THEIR OPERATIONS AIR liNES TURNED MIXED WITH EASTERN GAINING 3 DESPITE A DIP IN EARNINGS. AIRCRAFTS TACKED ON FRACTIONS IN MOST CASES. I CORNING GLASS PLUNGED 12 1/2. ITEK CORP ROSE 5 3/8 ANACONDA PACED THE METALS, AD- VANCING 2 5/8 PRICES ON THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE CLOSED I HIGHER IN ACTIVE TRADING Of THE 887 ISSUES I TRADED, 438 ADVANCED, 239 DECLINEO AND 2)0 i HELD STEADY THE AMEX INDEX ROSE 20 CENTS TO $15 66 VOLUME ROSE TO 3,733,310 SHARES FROM 3,311,305 SHARES YESTERDAY HUU CO SUCCE5S0R SOUGHT SAIGON (UPI)--PRIME MINISTER NGUYEN CAO Ky AND THE REST Of THE RULING MILITARY DI RECTORATE MET TODAY TO PICK A SUCCESSOR TO OUSTED DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER NGUYEN Huu Co, INrORMED SOURCES SAID. Ky RETURNED fROM HIS TEN-DAY TRIP TO Aus TRALIA ANO NEW ZEA~ANO lAST NIGHT AND MADE THE REPLACEMENT OF CO, WHO ALSO WAS DErENSE MINISTER, HIS FIRST ITEM OF BUSINESS THERE WERE REPORTS THAT IT WAS ONLY PART OF A PLANNEO MAJOR CABINET SHAKEUP WHILE KY WAS TRAVELING, CO HAD GONE ON A DIPLOMATIC MISSION TO fORMOSA. HE WAS OR DERED NOT TO RETURN TO VIET NAM, AND AT PRESENT HE IS IN HONG KONG. HE SAID YESTERDAY THAT HE WAS WAITING FOR ORDERS FROM SAIGON MENTIONED AS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CO WAS GEN. CAO VAN VIEN, ARMY CHIEF Of STAFF HOWEVER THERE WERE REPORTS THAT VIET DE MANDED HE KEEP HIS ARMS POSITION AS WEll AS VISITING fiSHERMEN HAD A STROKE or UNUSUAL LUCK YESTEROAY WMEN THEY BOATED THE THE DErENSE MINISTRY -- A DEMAND THAT MAY 200- NOT BE ACCEPTABLE TO THE OTHER GENERALS POUND MARLIN (AT LEFT) AND 30-POUND WAHOO PICTUREO ABOVE THE MARLIN-PROPRIETARY SMILE OTHER POSSIBLE CASINET CHANGES INCLUOED BELONGS TO J C WESCOTT OF WECo AT WHIPPANV, ANO THE WAHOO CATCHER WAS EARL ABRAMS DEFENSE, NATIONAL AffAIRS, AND POLICE POSI o. WECo AT KWAJALEIN OTHER MEMBERS Of THE CREW, FROM lEFT, WERE JEFr RIOGELV, MANAGER TIONS, aUT NO OETAILS ON PLANS fOR THE Of THE MARINE DEPARTMENT FoR GLOBAL. C C. REID, OF WECo AT WINSTON SALEM AND LT COL JOE G WATERMAN, KTS ExtCUTIVE OfFICER WESCOTT -- WHO fOUGHT THE YOUNG MARLIN rOR OTHER CHANGES WERr AVAILABLE ABOUT 9D MINUTES -- AND REID ARE HERE WITH WECo TO REVIEw MATERIAL HANDLING PROCEDURES FOR THE NI OJECT IiJURGLASS PAGE 7 Cuam:Where"America's Day" Begins ICROSSWORD - By Eugene Sheffer I
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THIS IS THE seCOND HALF OF THE NINTH IN A SERIES OF ARTICLES CONCERNING LlFE IN THE MARSHALL ISLANDS AGAINST A BACKG~OUND OF THE PACIFIC OCEAN AS A WHOLE. THEY ARE BEING PUBLISHED EXCLUSIVELY BY THE HOURGLASS AND WRITTEN BY E H. BRYAN, JR ) WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF THE STAFr OF THE PACIFIC SCIENTIFIC iNFORMATION CENTER AT THE BERNICE P BISHOP MUSEUM IN HONOLULU, or WHICH HE IS MANAGER
THE HELMET SHELLS (CASSIDIDAE) INCLUDE 60TH THE THICK, HEAVY GREAT HORNED HELMET SHELL, CASSIS CORNUTA (FIG 146) 149. 150. AND THE SMALLER STRIPED HELMET SHELL (CASMARIA VIBEX) (FIG 147) THE FORMER Ll VES ON SANDY BOTTOMS, WHERE I T CRAWLS ABOUT IN SEARCH or OTHER MOLLUSKS ON WHICH TO rEED THE OTHER MAY LIVE IN DEEPER WATER SINCE IT IS SELDOM FOUND ALIVE ON REEFS THE TRITON FAMILY (CYMATI IDAE) ALSO VARIES IN SIZE TRI- TONIS TRUMPET, CHARONIA TRITONIS (FIG 148) MAY REACH A LENGTH OF 16 INCHES OR MORE IN VARIOUS PACIF IC ISLANDS BOTH THIS AND THE GIANT HELMET SHELL HAVE BEEN MADE INTO TRUMPETS FOR BLOWING SIGNAL BLASTS THE SMALLER TRITON SHELLS INCLUDE SUCH SPECIES AS CVMATIUM CHLOROSTOMA (FIG 149), UP TO FOUR INCHES LONG, WHITt WITH BROWN SPOTS ON THE OUTSIDE, WITH A BRIGHT ORANGE APERTURE \ 5 \ THE CLOSELY RELATED FAMILY BURSIDAE 15 CALLED RIDGED fROG SHELLS THEIR SHELLS ARE SO HEAVY IN PROPORTION TO THE SIZE Of THE ANIMAL THAT YOU MIGHT BEL IEVE THEM TO BE SLUG GISH, SINCE THEY tilDE IN CRACKS AND CREVICES BY DAY How EVER THEY ARE QUITE ACTIVE AT NIGHT, CRAWLING ABOUT ON SAND FLATS IN SEARCH Of ORGANIC MATTER ON WHICH THEY FEED TUN SHELLS (TONNIOAE) ARE THIN AND SEEM fRAGILE BY COM- PARISON WITH RELATED FAMILIES THEIR NAME COMES fROM A RESEMBLANCE TO THE CASKS IN WHICH ROMAN WiNE WAS STORED. THE MOTTLED PARTRIDGE TUN (TONNA PERDIX) REACHES A LENGTH OF SEVEN INCHES, BUT THE SMALLER APPLE TUN (MALEA POMUM) (FIG. 150), TWO OR THREE INCHES ACROSS AND LESS FRAGILE, IS MORE LIKELY TO BE FOUND BOTH LIVE IN FAIRLY DEEP WATER '52. THE LARGE FAMILY ~URICIDAE CONTAINS A WIDE VARIETY OF HEAVY-SHELLED FORMS SUCH AS CASTOR BEAN SHELLS, DRUPA MQRUM (FIG. 1510 ANO DRUPA RICINUS (f!G 152) BOTH SHOWN W!TH SHELL AND FOOT)j MULB(RRY SHELLS (MERULA GRANULATA AND M UVA) (FIG 153); tHE YELLOW-MOUTHED RIBBED MORULA (MORULA OCHROSTOMA) (FIG 154), THE GARLAND ROCK SHELL (NASSA SER TUM) (FtG 155), AND THE ALLIED DYE SHELL (THAIS ARMIGERA) Tfi"G. 156) THE CORAL-LOVING SNAILS (MAGILIDAE OR RAPIDAE) HAVE RA THER ROTUND SHELLS BETWEEN ONE AND TWO INCHES ACROSS} WITH A LARGE MOuTH CLOSED BY AN OPERCULUM, EXAMPLE, THE BULB SHAPED CORAL SHELL (CORALLJOPHILA BULBI,ORMIS) (FIG 157). HEAVIER AND SMALlER ARE THE LITTLE DOVE SHELLS (COlUMBEL LlDAE), SUCH AS HiE VARIABLE LITTLE DOVE SHELL (COLUMBELLA -153. VARIANS) (fiG 158), KNOWN IN HAWAI I AS A N, IHAU SHELL 154.
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148. 157. \58 THE BUCCINIO SN~llS {BUCCINIDAE} INCLUDE THE [NGINA WHELKS, WHICH HAVE A RIDGED, POINTED SPIRE ABOVE A LARGE EAR-SWAPEO MOUTH. DOG WHELKS OR MUD SNAILS (NASSAR'IDAE) ARE ONE OR TWO INCHES LONG; EXAMPLE, NASSARIUS PAPILLOSUS (fiG. [59) THE LARGEST Of' THE SPINDLE SHELLS (fASCIO LARJIDAE) REACHES A LENGTH OF FOUR TO SIX INCHES. THERE ARE NUMEROUS MITER SHELLS (MITRIDAE), THE LARGEST BEING THE EPISCOPAL MITER (MITRA MITRA) (fiG 160), UP TO SIX INCHES LONG, WITH REDDISH SPOTS ON A SMOOTH W~ITE SUR fACE. IT LIVES ON SANOY LAGOON FLATS. THE NEAT LITTLE LETTERED MITER (STRIGUTELLA OR MITER LITTERATA) triG. 161) HAS BROWN ~HIEROGLYPHICSff ON A CRtAMY BACKGROU~D. IT PRE-_ rERS CRACKS WITH ROUGHER WATER ON THE SEAWARD REEF. THE CONE FAMILY (CONIDAE) IS A FAVORITE GROUP WITH MOST COLLECTORS. THERE ARE AT LEAST 20 SPECIES IN THE MAR SHALLS THE LARGEST IS THE HUGE, FLAT-TOPPED LEOPARD CONE (CONUS LEOPARDUS) WHICH MAY BE MORE THAN SIX INCHES LONG WITH NUMEROUS ROWS OF SQUARISH BLACK SPOTS. IT HAS A SI MILAR, SLIGHTLY SMALLER RELATIVE, THE LETTERED CONE (CONUS LITTER~TUS), DISTINGUISHED BY BEING DARK PURPLE-BROWN WITHIN ITS POINTED TIP ONE SHOULD BE VERY CAREFUL IN HANDLING THE TEXTILE CONE (CONUS TEXTILE) AND ITS RELA TIVES WHICH HAVE A FINE, NET-LIKE pATTERN AND ROUNDED SPIRE, FOR THEY CAN INJECT POISON WITH THEIR HARPOON-liKE TEETH THE AUGER SHELLS (TEREBRIDAE) STAND AT THE TOP OF THE GASTROPOD CLASSIFICATION. SOME ARE SMOOTH, SOME TERRACED, BUT ALL ARE LONG AND POINTED, EXCELLENT fOR DRILLS. THREE OF THE LONGEST (fiVE TO EIGHT INCHES) ARE SHOWN IN FIG. 162, FROM TOP TO BOTTOM, THE MARLIN SPIKE (TERtSR. MACULAT~ DARK BROWN OR PURPLE ON WHITE, THE CRENULATE AUGER SHELL (TEREBRA CRENULATA), AND THE EYED AUGER (TEREBRA GUrTATA, fORMERLY OCULATA), GRAYISH-ORANGE WITH W~ITE SPOTS WE WILL PASS UP MENTION OF SEVERAL OTHER GROUPS O~ GAS TROPODS, SUCH ~ BUBBLE SHELLS, SEA eUTTERrkIES~ UMBRELLA SHELLS, SEA HARES, AND NUDlijRANCHS, WHOSE SHELLS ARE SMAL LER AND SM~LLER IN REk~TION TO THEIR LARGE, rLESHY SOfT PARTS, SOME WITH NO SHELLS AT ALL. THERE ARE NUMEROUS fAMiliES OF BIVALVES (PELECYPOOA) RANGING IN SIZE FROM THE HUGE TRIDACNA, WITH SHELLS 30 QR MORE INCHES ACROSS, TO DELICATE COCKLES. THEY ARE N01 AS POPULAR WITH MOST COLLECTORS AS THE GASTROPODS. FAMILIAR GROUPS Of BIVALVES ARE THE ARC SHELLS, PEARL OYSTERS, PEN SHELLS, SCALLOPS, THORNY OYSTERS, OYSTERS) MUSSELS, VENUS CLAMS, AND TELLIN SHELLS. ONE VERY SPECIALIZED ORDER (ADAPEDONTA) CONTAINS SHELLS WHICH BORE INTO SOFT ROCK AND WOOO. MOST FAMOUS OF THESE ARE THE TEREDOS OR SHIPWORMS (TEREOINIDAE) WHICH DO GREAT DAMAGE BY BORING INTO PILING AND THE WOODEN HULLS Of SHIPS. THE MOST HIGHLY DEVELOPED CLASS Of MOLLUSKS (CEPHALOPODA) CONTAINS THE OCTOPUS, NAUTILUS AND SQUID (fiG. J63). THESE HAVE ARMS BEARING SUCKING DISCS, EIGHT ON THE OCTOPUS AND PAPER NAUTILUS, TEN ON THE SQUID MEMBERS Of THIS CLASS DiffER fROM ~LL OTHER MOLLUSKS IN HAVING LARGE EYES, MUCH LIKE THOSE Of MAMMALS. NONE OF THE OCTOPUSES HAS A SHELL, ANO THE PARCHMENT-LIKl SHELL OF THt P~PER N~UTILUS IS USED ONLY AS A CONTAINER FOR ITS EGGS AS THIS PELAGIC MOLLUSK FLOATS ON THE SURfACE Of THE SEA IT IS HELD BY ONE PAIR OF THE MOTHER'S TENTACLES AND TURNED LOOSE WHEN NO LONGER NEEDED AS A RAFT FOR THE EGGS SOME SPECIES Of SQUIO HAVE AN INTERNAL STIFFENING CALLED A PEN, OTHERS HAVE THE FAMI LIAR CUTTLEBONE EMBEOOED IN TH( SOFT MANTLE THE FAMOUS CHAMBERED OR PEARLY NAUTILUS HAS A HIGHLY PRIZED COILED SHELL WHICH IS fOUND IN TROPICAL SEAS BETWEEN FIJI AND THE PHILI~PINES IT fORMS A PRIMITIVE LINK BETWEEN CEPHALOPODS AND TYPICAL, SHELLED MOLLUSKS
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163 .. - - I HDAY, JA.NUARY 27,1967 HOURGLASS PAGt I I (CONT I NUED rROM CONTINUED rROM (CONTI NUEO FROM WAR ,PAGE ONE) BAKER PAGE ONE) CHINA PAGE ONE) MARIN~ CASUALTI~S IN THE ~IQHTIN~ WERE HE SAID THAT BAKER WAS A D~VOTEO DELIVERV DETAILS OF THE FIGHTING WERE NOT GIVEN DESCRIBED AS LIGHT AND COMMUN'~Y C.iSUALTIES BOY FOR THE LATE SEN ROBERT S KERR IN THE BUT THE POSTERS INDICATED THE BATTLE WAS A WERE NOT KNOWN. COLLECTION or POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS. RESULT OF OPEN REBELLION BY ANTI-MAO rORCES U S. MiliTARY SPOKESMEN 5~IP THE rl~HT IF CONVICTED ON ALL NINE COUNTS or THE IN- THE YUGOSLAV NEWS AGENCY TANJUG SAID MOBS I NG 8ROt(E OUT ABOUT OARK TH"R~OAY WHEN THC OICTMENT, BAKER COULD rACE A MAXIMUM PENALTY OF CHINESE DEMONSTRATORS DESCENDED ON THE
MARINE RECONNAISSANCE PATR L ~A~E CONTACT OF 48 YEARS IN PRISON AND A $47 J OOO rlNE SOVIET EMBASSY IN PEKING TODAV SHOUTING
WITH TWO PLATOONS OF COI~M\JN 1ST GUERR IL LA S- BAKER's BLONDE WIFE 1 DOROTHY, AND rOUR or SOVIET EPITHETS. ABOUT 60 MEN -- SOME 20 MILES DuE WEST or THEIR FIVE CHILDREN SAT IN THE COURTROOM AS THE JAPAN BROADCASTING CORP. ESTIMAGED THE THE STRATEGIC MOUNTAIN KNOWN AS THE BITTMAN BEGAN SUMMING UP THE GOVERNMENT'S CROWD AT 100,000. THE MAO-CONTROLLED NEW "ROCKPIt.E" CASE AT THE THREE-WEEK TRIAL. MORE THAN CHINA NEWS AGENCY DEsCRIBED THE MASSES AS A CH-46 H£LICOPTER, TRYING TO EXTRACT 300 SPECTATORS FILLED THE COURTROOM AND OVE~ IN A HIGHLY INDIGNANT MOOD THE MARINES, WAS SHOT DOWN AND THC CRCW FLOWED INTO THE CORRIDORS TANGJUG SAID ~LARGE NU~BER5~ OF SOLOltRS JOINED IN THE FIGHTING ON THE GROUND. BITTMAN SAID THAT BAKER, WHO ROSE FROM A WERE IN THE CROWD THE OEMONSTRATORS AP Two MORE SEA KNIGHTS~ EACH CARRYING A 15- PAGEBOY TO BtCOME SECRETARY TO SENATE DEMO- PARENTLY WERE PROTESTING AN INCIDENT THIS MAN MARINE "RE"CTION FORCE~" WERE THEN CRATS, HAD STOLEN $99,600 IN POLITICAL CON- WEEK IN WHICH CHINESE STUDENTS IN Moscow RUSHED INTO THE AREA. THEY WERE ACCOMPANIED TRIBUTIONS "NO THEN "CONCOCTED" A DEFENSE WERE REPORTED ROUGHED UP BY SOVI£T POLICE BY A UH-34 HELICOPTER THAT THE MONty ACTUALLY WAS POCKETEO BY WHilE DEMONSTRATING IN REO SQUARE ONE OF THE SEA KNIGHTS WAS SHOT DOWN THE LATE SEN ROBERT S KERR. PEKING NEWSPAPERS TODAY CARRIED DENUN- WHILE TRYING TO LAND THE CREw AND THE REAC tlDON'T YOU BELIEVE IT," BITTMAN ADMONISHEO CIATIONS OF THE SOVIET LEADERS, RErERRING TION .ORCE JOINED IN THE FIGHT, TOO THE JURY OF SIX ME:N AND SIX 101014£11' HE SAID TO THEM A.S "BAR8AROUS, FACIUST DICTATORS" THE THIRD SEA KNIGHT WAS HIT BV GROUND H WAS "INCREDIBLE TO BELIEVE TH"T A MIL- PEKING RADIO HINTED TODAY THAT MAO'S OP- FIRE AND CRASHEO ANO BURNED ABOUT 200 YAROS LIONAU!E PHllANTROPHIST" LIKE KERR WOULD PONENTS WERE TRYING TO BREAK liP HIS MOST NORTH OF THE POSITION OF THE BESIEGED MAR HAVE ANV NEED FOR THE MONEY. (HERISHEO PROJECT, THE PEOPLES' COMMUNEs INE PLATOON. THREE OF ITS PASSENGERS WERE THE PROSECUTOR SAID THE D£fENSE HAS FABRI THERE WERE STRONG INOICATIONS THAT IN SOME WOUNDED CATED A STORY THAT KERR HAD LOANED $50,000 REGIONS ANTI-MAOISTS MAY BE TRYING TO DES THE HELICOPTER CREW AND PASSENGERS SET UP TO BAKER AND TH~T, WITH $24J950 rOUND LATER TROY THE ENTIRE COLLECTIVE SYSTEM, KEYSTONE A DErENSIVE PERIMETER, AND ALTHOUGH UNABlE IN KERR's SArETY DEPOSIT BOX, ACCOUNT FOR OF COMMUNISM. TO liNK UP WITH THE FIRST CROUP~ SET UP A MOST or TME CONTRI8UTIONS FROM CALIFORNIA PEKING RADIO, CONTRO~L(D &Y MAO, REPORTED ZONE or FIRE THAT HELPED KEEP THE COMMU SAVINGS AND LOAN OFFICIALS A TEN-POINT OIRECTIV( HAD BEEN ISSUED WED NISTS BACK FROM BOTH POSITIONS. "THEY WANT YOU TO BELIEVE THAT IT (THE NESDAY TO PEASANTS IN THE SHANG~AI SECTOR THE UH~34, AlTHOUGH ALSO HIT BY GROUNO MONEY) WAS STOLEN BY SEN KERR," HE SAID ITS KEY PASSAGE SAID, "NOBODY IS PERMITTED FIRE, MANAGED TO LIMP BACK TO KHE SANH, A BITTMAN SAID THAT BAKER "STOLE $99,600 TO ALLOCATE OR TO CHANGE ALLOCATION PLANS OF SPECIAL FORCES BASE ABOUT 24 MILES WEST IT'S AS SIMPLE AS THAT" THE STATE OR TO CHANGE THE FORMATION (STRUC SOUTH~EST OF DONG HA BAKER OEVISEO THE PLAN TO TAKE ADVANTAGE TURE) OF THE PRODUCTION BRIGADES ~ TACTICAL AIR STRIKES ZCROIED IN ON THE or "EXTREMELY GULLIBLE, NAIVt" SAVING AND THERE HAVE BEEN NUMEROUS REPORTS RECENTLY COMMUNIST POSITIONS. By SHORTLY ArTER MIC LOAN EXECUTIVES WHEN IN 1962, HE WAS riGHT THAT PEASANTS~ IN COMMUNES WERE DEMANDING NIGHT, THE MARINES HAD BROUGHT UP 175 SELF ING "TO GET HIS FINANCIAL EMPIRE BACK ON THAT PROPERTIEs APPROPRIATED UNDER MAO's PROPELLED GUNS TO THE AREA OF THE ROCKPIL~ ITS FEETJ" BITTM"N CHARGED. AGRICULTURAL COLLECTIVIZATION PROGR"M BE TO GiVE THE SURROUNDED AHERICANS ARTilLERY BITTMAN EMPHASIZED THE DESPERATE FINANCIAL RETURNED OR PAID FOR. SUPPORT. CONDITION OF BAKER'S CAROUSEL MOTEL AT THE REPORTS SAID SOME PEASANTS IN SUBUR OCEAN CITY, MD., AND OTHER ENTERPRISES, AND BAN PEKING DEMANDED PAYMENT rOR APPRO SPORADIC, BUT MODERATELY HEAVY 1 COMMUNIST FIRE CONTINUED TO PEPPER TH~ MARINE POSI SAID BAKERtS ACCOUNTS OF HOW HE GOT THE MON PRIATED EQUIPMENT AND INSISTED ON INTEREST TIONS, DURING MOST OF THE NIGHT. BUT THE EY WERE ~DIAMETRICALLY OPPOSED' TO TESTI PAYMENTS FOR USE OF THE EQUIPMENT BY THE BESIEGED MARINES MANAGED TO HOLD OF. UNTI~ MONY OF 64 GOVERNMENT WITNESSES. COMMUNES DAYLIGHT ~~EN MORE lEATHERNECK REACTION BAKER~ "MOTIVATED BY GREEO AND SPURREO ON MAO INITIATED THE COMMUNES WITH GREAT TEAMS SWOOPED IN AND SUCCEEDED IN EVACUAT BY AN INSATIABLE lUST FOR POWtR~" HAD BUILT FANFARE IN 1958 THEY FLOPPED AND ENORMOUS ING THE TRAPPED PATROL AND THE MEN THAT HAD A FINANCIAL (MPIRE SO HUGE THAT HE HAD TO ECONOMIC PROBLEMS RESULTED COME TO HELP THEM. ST~AL TO SAVE IT FROM THE DESTRUCTION AND ~O AND LIU SHAO-CHI HAVE DISAGREED FARTHER SOUTH, OTHER U 5. MARINE UNITS WAS HIMSELF DESTROYED IN TH£ PROCESS 1 " SHARPLV OVER THE COHMUNrS AND ~HILE THEIR LAUNCHED A NEW OPERATION AND CLASHED WITH BITTMAN SA I D STRUCTURE HAS BEEN GREATLY REVISED, PEKING AN ESTIMATED BATTALION O~ DA NANG. THE PROSECUTOR SAID THAT KERR, IF BAKER'S STILL PAYS LIP SERVICE TO THE ORIGINAL tOEAS
THE BATTLE 6ROKE OUT WHEN THE VIET CONG TESTIMONY WAS TO BE BEt.I£VE0 1 HAD FAilED TO OUT OF DEFERENCE TO M"o HIT A. COMPANY or THE 5TH MARINE REGIMENT AS NOTE ANY LOANS TO BAKER IN 1962 WHilE RE IT WAS CROSSING THE BAREN RIVER, AND HAD CORDING ADVANCES TO HIS CHILOREN OF AS E~~£X RUN~ AGROUNO ~ST REACHED A SANDBAR IN THE MIDDLE AL LITTLE AS $L8 NORFOLK, VA (UPI)--THE AIRCRAFT CARRI£R "NORMALLY," BITTMAN SAID, "PEOPLE DEAL IN THOUGH OUTNUMBERED, THE MARINES FOUGHT BACK ESSEX, WHICH COLLtOED WITH A NUClEAR SUB CASH WHEN THEY ARE TRYING TO CONCEAL SOME SO FIERCELY THE COMMUNISTS TRIED TO BREAK MARINE LAST Nov 1 I, RAN AGROUNO FIVE MILES THING WHO HAS A MOTIVE TO CONCEAL? SEN orF CONTACT. orr PUERTO RICO TOOAY. KERR? KERR WHO, AT HIS DEATH HAO $1 BUT ANOTHER MARINE COMPANY JOINED IN THE 3 THE ATLANTIC FLEET HEADQUARTERS SAID HERE MILLION IN NOTES -- TO FAMILY , STAFF MEM PURSUIT AND A THIRD COMPANY WHIRLED IN BY THE 894-rOOT CARRIER, AN ANTI-SU8MARINE WAR BERS AND FRIENDS? HERE AGAIN, BAKER HAD A HELiCOPTERS TO THE SOuTHWEST TO BLOCK THE FARE SHIP, WENT AGROUND ABOUT 1.30 PM OURING MOTIVE TO CONCEAL THE MONEY" VIET CONG WITHDRAWAL. AT THE SAME TIME A ROUTINE TRAINING OPERATIONS EN ROUTE TO THE PLATOON OF TANKS AND A REINFORCED RIFLE "'ELL "I"'~INUEO FROM NAVAL STATION AT ROOSEVELT ROAOS, P R PLATOON SWEPT DOWN FROM THE NORTHWEST PO n PAGE ONE) FOUR NAVY TUGS AND TWO OTHER SHIPS WERE ON THIS POINT, ~Y ~URNlu FOR CON~tRHA THE riGHT LASTED rOR MORE THAN NINE HOURS SENT TO AID THE CARRIER, THE NAVY SAID TION TO THE wORDS OF HAMilTON ANO MADISON, AND WHEN IT FINALLY BROKE UP AT DARK, THE THE ESSEX, WHILE UNDER THE COMMAND OF TWO OF THE DELEGATES TO THE CONSTITUTIONAL MARINES HAD COUNTED 74 BODIES MARIN£ CAS CAPT. WILLIAM E. FLY LAST NOVEMBER, COLLIOED UALTIES WERE DESCRIBED AS LIGHT CONVENTION IN 1787 WITH THE 5U8MARINE N"UTILUS, THE WORLD'S IT WAS DISCLOSED THAT THE NEW MARINE op REFERRING TO MADISON'S JOURNAL OF THE FIRST NUCLEAR SUBMARINE, DURING ROUTINE CONVENTION, THEY NOTED THAT A CO' 'TITUTIONAl ERAT ION, NAMED "TUSCALOOSA," WAS LAUNCH£O TRAINING EXERCISES IN THE ATLANTIC. THREE DAYS AGO AND WAS AIMED AT CLEARING PROVISION EMPOWERING THE CHAMBER' TO SET THE BIG SHIP WAS SENT TO BOSTON FOR RE QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP WAS PROPOSED, OUT COMMUNIST GUERRILLA BANDS THAT HAVE PAIRS ANO THEN RETURNEO TO THE ACTIVE LIST. BEEN NARASSING LARGE BASES AT DA NANG AND BUT REJECTED. THE ESSEX IS BASED AT QUONSET POINT, R.I , "MR. MADISON WAS OPPOSED TO THE seCTION, eHU LA I. AND IS COMMANDED BY CAPT. E.G. DANKWORTH JR. AS VESTING AN IMPROPER AND O~NGEROUS POWER I~ AIR ACTION, U S. PilOTS, LIMITED IN FULlY-LDAO[~ THE ESSEX, A VETERAN OF PACI THEIR STRIKEs AGAINST NORTH VIET NAM BY IN THE LEGISLATVRE 1 " THEY QUOTED THE FIC COMBAT DURING WORLD WAR 1 I, DISPLACES THICK CLOVOS, POUNDEO GUERRILLA CONCENTR"· JOURNAL 40,979 TONS. SHE HAS A BEAM WIDTH or 196 TIONS IN SourH VIET NAM IN ~28 SORTIES, AND HAMILTON, THEY POINTED OUT, WROTE IN FEET AND MEASURES 225 FEET FROM THE BOTTOM MILITARY SPOKESMEN SAID. THE SERIES OF PUBLISHED ARTICLES THAT OF THE KEEL TO THE TOP or THE HAST LATER BECAME PART OF THE FEDERALIST PAPERS HIGH-FLYING 8-52 BOMBERS STRUCK FROM THE ESSEX WAS COMMISSIONED DEC. 31, 1945 ABOVE THE CLOUDS POUNDING INFILTRATION THAT "THE QUAL .. ICAT IONS OF THE PERSON WHO ROUTES AND COMMUNIST STAGING AREAS IN rOllR MAY CHOOSE OR BE CHOSEN ARE DEFiNED AND BOYCOTT DECLARED ~UCC(~~ AIR RAIDS IN A 24-HOUR PERIOD. FIXED BY THE CONSTITUTION, AND ARE UNAL PORT GIBSON, M,ss. (UPI)--CIVIL RIGHTS IN SAIGON, U 5 OFrlCIALS TODAY ANNOUNaD TERABLE BY THE LEGISLATURES H FORCES CLAIMEO VICTORY IN A IO-MONTH BOY THE END OF OPERATION "CEDAR FALLS" THE POWELL WAS DENIED HIS SEAT ON THE OPENING COTl OF THIS SMALL SOUTH MISSISSIPPI TOWN lARGEST AMERICAN GROUND ACTION OF THE WAR DAY OF TH£ 90TH CONGRESS PENDING A SPECIAL TOOAY BUT THE MAYOR SAID NOTHING REALLY HAD MORE THAN 6,000 VILLAGERS wERE MOVED FROM COMMITTEE EXAMINATION or HIS BEHAVIOR AS CHANGED THEIR HOMES AND RELOCATED IN RErUGEE CENTERS A CONGRESSMAN AND HIS LEGAL DIFFICULTIES CHARLES EVERS, STATE NAACP FIELD DIRECTOR, DURING THE OPERATION AND THE ENTIRE 30- OVER A NEW YORK LIBEL SUIT. SAID AN AGREEMENT HAD BEEN REACHED WITH SQuARE-MILE AREA DECLARED A rREE-STRIKE THE HIGH-STEPPING POWELL HAS SCHEOULED A WHITE BUSINESS rlRMS TO REHIRE 15 NEGRO NEwS CONFERENCE TOMORROW MORNIN~ AT HIS ZONE. CLERKS IN DOW~TOWN STORES. HE SAID TH( CITY TOTAL COMMUNIST CASUALTIES AMOUNTED TO BIMINI RETREAT IN THE BAHA~AS. AIDES PRO ALSO WOULD HIRE A NEGRO POLICEMAN AND A NEGRO 720 DEAD AND 725 SUSPECTS WERE DETAINED MISED HE WilL DISCLOSE urANTASTIC" DEVELOP- DEPUTY WOULO BE AOOED TO THE Ct.AIRBORNE THE AMERICANS SU~FEREO WHAT THEY DESCRI8EO MENTS IN THE CASE. COUNTY FORCE. AS LIGHT CASUALTIES MAINLY rROM COMMUNIST DAVIS BLAMED THE LENGTHY BOYCOTT ON A NEGRO fERGUS FALLS, MINN {UPI)--Two YOUNG BOOBY TRAPS ORGANIZATION, THE DEACONS FOR DEFENSE, AND CON ARTISTS TAUGHT 12 TO 18 HIGH SCHOOL BUT THE REAL RESULT CAME IN THE AMOUNT OF SAID THE CITY "HAD BENT OVER BACKWARO TO OBE) STUDENTS THAT CRIME DOESN'T PAY OVER THE: FOOD AND SUPPLIES CONFISCATED. A TOTAt. OF LAWS AND KEEP PEACE IN OUR COMMUNITY," WEEKEND 31709 TONS OF RICE -- ENOUGH TO rEED A RED LOCAL NEGROES HAVE BEEN ANXIOUS rOR MONTHS POLICE SAID THE STUOENTS PAID THE NEN UP lVISION FOR A YEAR -- WAS TAKEN ALONG WITH TO END THE 80¥COTT BECAUSE IT W~S IMPOSING TO $4 EACH FOR WHAT THEY THOUGHT TO BE L~RG[ ~UANTITIES OF RIFLES AND AMMUNITION. AN INCONVENIENCE/' HE SAID. "BUT THEY WERE MARIJUANA THE MIXTURE TURNED OUT TO BE ~EARFUL TO DO SO BECAUSE OF THE PRESENCE OF GREEN TEA MIXED WITH TOBACCO. MILITANT DE~CONS FOR D£FENSE WHO HARASSED OR HOURa.ASS 'WANT ADS GET RE5U\.. T ..) POLICE ARE LOOKING FOR THE CON MEN. l,------~SSAUL TED ANY NE~ROES SHOPPING IN STORES PAGE 12 H:lURGLASS
CLASSIFIED pUBliSHEO BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AT TH( ••• MOVIES TONIGHT DIRECTION or THE COMMANDING OFFICER fOR SAU: ••• ,KwAJAlEIN TEST s n[, ~'AR5HALl ISLANDS i'CONTRACT DAAG 43-67-0001 AIR CONDITIDNE~ - THREE MONTHS OLD - THe HOURGLASS Is PUBll·~ED OAILY SHOWTIME 19,500 BTUs - $'75 CALL 631 MONDAY THRO~GJ-I SATURU~Y D[ADLINE rop IV ey Hall ~7~~T~M8:30 & 12.15 Ocean View 7:30 NOTICts IS 3 PM THf DAY BfFOR£ PUSl' MAN'S rIVt-SPEEO elKt - Goon COHOI- LAW OF THE L"wLE~~ ATC A NEW KIND OF LOVE A {AT 10., ANQ D£~~LIN[ FOR H[WS ~l[MS 1S TION SEE AT TR 508 10 AM THE OAY OF PU8LICATIO~ FRONTIER TOWN WESTERN CotOR SATIRICAL COMEOY IN GAY PARIS COLOR TMf HOUR~L~S" RlSERvt5 THE RIGJ-IT TO DAtE ROBERTSON, WilLIAM BtNOIX PAUL NeWMAN) JOANNE WOODWARD, EVA CD IT Ll'rHIl'i TO TirE EDI TOR rOA TliE S~K[ G#.BOR Dr B~EVITY ALL COPY, ~ETTER5 AND ALSO COLLEGE tODTBALL WilL ynu ~l(AS[ LOAN N£ A PENNEY'S f"I'lTOGPAPW3 ~,ueMI TTrD r(JR puo,-- 1(6T IN, CATALOGUE? CALL 781 urCDHE THE PROPERTY OF TH( HOURGLASS R[PUbLICATION ~f ~~T£RI~l CONTAINEO FISH - ANY KIND - alG OR SMALL - HEREIN IS NOT AUTHORII .., WITHOUT HiE: SliOWTI",!: DEAD OR ALI~t CALL M~s KO~Ff AT Tr a deW i nd s ~~OWT '~E P~i~P APPROVAL OF THE COMMANDINC Drrl 2349 Richardson 7·30 ~lR, KWAJAL[IN TEST SITE THE GROUP A THE PIGEON THAT TOOK kOME Ir you KAVE NOT RECEiVED YOUR MOUR~ CLA5:; BY 'i ~O f'~I. "LEA<[ (ALL 539 BE .!:2ll ~rTER CoLLECE LI.E 0, 8 GIRLS LOLOR W"ll Itl hilLY CoI'I[DY tAReE B &. "''AT T~r~N THf'H~URS ~F ~ 30 AND 6 AND A ELIZABETH HART~AN) SHIRLEY K~IGHT, CHARLTDN HESTON, HAR~V GUARDINO WILL THE FINDER O. THE lONGIHtS COpy WILL sr ~[ll\[~E~ to you CANDICE BtRQEN, JOA~ HACKETT SQUARE-.ACED ~RIST ~ATCH PLEASE CALL GAR~ O\T 2705 EDITOR N[IL P'i[LPS-NLNS0N ~i2'~ IE'"! AR[ K[ (tD A::. TO T~'[ ,"lUD/EN( r STAFF t"Ar![ E ULA I J ~:'":' i. 1 I (II T,"""fY AI~~ 5U 1 TAf'L£ T,~[ HELP WAN1[D L\t"'i II FF ICK SHOWTIME bY l~i)L T AND l R[PP'-<;ENT AOlll r.<: LiNt'PI RO~lp ~~\' (\\·Il'i>Pl~~. fH't'.-"P£CTrV(LY Yokwe Yuk 7 & 9 II0kOT.-fY U(Ll'Co' CLERK-TYPIST - CIVIL SE~VICE - DE Tr " , u),,- OF ANV 0'" THe TJ-IREf cYIl_ SIRED fOR ENG(NE(~IN(, SERVICE TEST OF JPOHTS E'J[TOR J0AN KAP_"~ I v ( O~NGER I~ THE MIDDLE EA~TA I '-~L"" IrJI~I(/lTrs T-lAT Tt,£: r IL. 1 J r "I~_ FICE - GS-5 $5,331 P£R ANNU~, ON~ Y[AR C I RCUL~ r ION FRENCIi PRODUCED UNOERVORLO DRA~A B&W 'Jl, ell r'-~Bl;: For THE I,. LID I ,'I( r' ~EN[RAL OffICE ~HO T~O YE.R~ 5P(tl.L- i·11;('1\',[R FRANCOIS ARNOUl, MICHEL PICOL) ,- I ~ t-' I r I r f: t, E Nt r 0 r::. '( T H f S L,. H El0 ~ 12tD CLERICAL EXPERI'NCE RrQUI~ED - COLLEGIATE TIME WILL REDUCE EXPERIENCE REOUIP[D - KW'JALEIN RESIDENTS ONLY CONTACT ESTO ~T 9-296 OURING WORK >iOUf/S OFFICIAL NOTICES [)f,lE OFFICIAL [JGllETIN Plf(/iL TEACHER - THE SURV{Y CDNQUCTEO B~ TH~ ADUlT EDUCATION COMMITTEE A INDIC~TE5 27 JAN.~7 CPT J.P COPPENS 2407 SHWt;(> \tH[RE~T 1'01\ Po COURSt IN INTER- 28 JAN 67 CW3 f .C. BAKER IOR OECORATIO~ ANYONE INTERESTED IN 29 JAN 61 LTC D.J. S.... EIML[~ Lt f[OCHING A CDlHIS[ D~ THIS f-l~TURf IS RE 30 JAN 67 CPT J.J. DORStY 627 QUESTED TO CONTACT HrRSCrlElL ATKINSON 31 JAN 67 CPT F .R. KUCH 27[;6 FOR ADD I T i DNAL I N, OR~AT i DN CAt..L 9-370 I res 67 LTC L.H. OGDEN 2497 DURING WORK HOURS O~ 2325 ~.rER 5 ~M 2. FEB 61 CPT WJ. MARSHALL 75 1
DUTY OfFICER IS K~AJALEIN TEST S,TE COMM~NDING OFFICER'S REPR(5E~TATIVE ANNOUNCEMENTS DURING OTHER THAN NOR~Al OUTY HOURS ROYALTY BOil;:' LO~i ROt~NNMUR DOLPH!NS ~R( REUUtslEO TO AT FOR~AL FUNCTION ATTEND A GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING LONDON (UP!}--THER( IT WAS IN BL~CK MONDAY, J~~ 30 AT I 30 AT T~E COMMUN AND W~IT( O~ THE GILT cDGEO I~VITA- lTV CE"TER, (LE<:TIO'; 0. OF~ICEI!S .... ILl TIONS fROM BVCKIN~HAM PALACE PRoor BE I1ELD OF THE TRIUMPH Of PROLETARIAN EQU~LI TY O~ER THE SOURGEOIS PREJUDICES or CHAPEL YOUTH FElLOWSfiJ P W I L~ HOLD ,. CAPITALIST SOCIETY ~[GUL~R WEE~LY M[(TI~~ AT 7 PM ON J~~ IN SMORT STREtT CLOTrlES !N$TE~O 0, 29 AT T~E ~OME or MAJ AND MRS W. G SOUP AND F'ISH HALL, 01RS 228-8 STAR~l~ ETCHED WCRE fIvE WORDS T~~T SET THE EMPIRE TO TREMBLING AND BROUGHT KWAJALtlN SOCCER FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION HORRlrlCD GASPS FROM SAVILLE Row A~O WILL HOLD ITS MONTHLY MEETING AT THE THE DRAWING ROOMS or MAY'AI~ THERE PARAC~UTE LOFT - bUILDING 902 - ON MON- MAY EVEN H~VE BEEN RAISED EYEBROWS IN DAY, JAN 30 AT 7 PM THIS IS A~ ES- CA~NAaY STFl£ET 8E'jfAT~ THOSE SEATlE PECIALLV IMPORTANT M~ETING rOR Two HAIRDOS TkE fIVE WORDS SHATTtR£D RE~SONS (I) (LEC110fl 0, ASSOCIATION IVEr H~lL MATINEE, S~TURO.Y AND 5u~ ~CUBA CLUB DI~E IS SCHeDULED 70 GO ~kIC~ TR~O OFFICERS rOR THE COMING SIX MONT~S, (2) DAY, JAN 2b & 29 AT I PM WILL BE TO -- DIV[MASTERS' OPTION GuESTS IT~ON WERE llLOUNGE surrs W~LL BE WO~N til BUSINESS SUITS AT A FORMAL DINNER VOTING ON ~RO~OS[~ AMENDMENT WHICH MAl "Tl-iE SECRET OF MAGIC ISLAND" ARE ~eLCOM[ LifE VESTS ARE ~tQUIREO CH.NG£ BY-LAWS ARTICLE II (PLAYERS' jH( 'CTORS IN THIS EXCELLENr FPENCH THERC ~ILl BE A 8 30 DEPARTU~E fOR AT 6UCKINGHAM PAlACt, TENDtRED BY EQUIPMENT) ALLOWING USE OF REGULAR MADE <:OLOR fANTASy FOR CHILDReN ARC LEGAM, wt HOPE DIVEMASTERS WilL BE Qut~N EllZABETM 11 I1ERSElf THE DINNER .OR RUSSIAN PREMIE~ ALEX L£AT~t:R SOCCt:R-.OOTe,l;Ll 'BOOTS" (S~OES I ALL ~IVE ANIM'lS LIVING ON AN ISLAND JI~ Y~M~DA ANn 8R!A~ TOR£N ALL MEMBERS MUST ATTEND IN ORDER TO PROTECTED FROM HARM BY MAGIC THEIR EI KOSYGIN ON fEB 9 ITSELF &REA~S W11M TRAOIT ION C~ST T~EIR ~OTE ON THIS ISSUl Mt~StRS LITTLE COMMU';\TY \S M[N~(EO BY A MCN- /.jIO::.CO~i JO (N~ FRAY IT Will MARK T~E FIRST TIMe A SOVIET NDY ATTE~DING WILL ~AVE NO RECOU~SE ON KEY ,ROM OUTER SPACE BUT THE HERO, Moscow (UPI)-~A SOVIET MAGAZINE To LEAOER HO\S BEtH £NT£RTo\l"EO BY BRITISH THE OUTCOME or THIS ~M[NDM[NT .~ INTRePfD DUCKlIN~, WITH TH( >i(LP DAY S~ID THAT ANTI-JOHNSON DEMOC~~T1C ROYALTY IN BUC~INGI1AM PALACE, BASTIO~ or HIS FRIENDS -- ~ C~T AND A DO~ - POLITICIANS IN THE UNITEO STATfS Wlm,ESDAY'S BRIDGE WINNERS wERE SAVES THE D~Y SMALL TOTS ON K~AJ~- "LEAI<[D" PRE-PlIBL I CAT ION l .. rORMAT I ON OF MONARCHY HeR MA~E5TY'S AOMO~ITION TO WEAR , I M M DncHEMENDY &. RONN I r MAG I 62 4% l[11II ~llL et ENC~ANTEO BY THE REMARK- ON WILLIAM M'NCH~STER'S CONT~QVERSIAL LOUNGE SUITS RAIS~D MANY AN EYEBROW 2 J S~SSACK & S ONDERWY~ER 58 'j~ ABLE ANIMALS W~O LIVE JUST LI~E PEO B()~K, "Tf'lE DEATf! Of A PRESIDENT" AMONG HER NATION'S N061LITV BUT IT 3 G Ro~[ & G P£TlRES 57 b% PLE IN ~ SM~Ll-SC~L( seT OF A fRENCH THE CQNFlICT ANO NOISE R"'I~(O OVER r ~AS RECOGNIZE~ IN DIP~OMATIC CIRCLES 4 J MOORE & P BROCKINGtON 52 I~ ~ILlAGE, WITH MINIATURE HOUSES, FURN M~IIICHESTSR'S BOOK REVEALED THE STRUG AS A GRACIOUS SOLUTION TO l TRI~~Y I1URE, CARNIV~L TRUCKS, AND [VEN A ~L( 1'KIN& PllC[ WITHIN THE DEMOCRAT PROBLEM OF PROTOCOL YOKWE YUK t,.,'EEKEND BUFFET MENU IS AS D Cl. i o;;~T'UL PASS[NGE II-TIlA 1 I>< IC P~RTY BETWEEN SEPARATE COMPETING rOLLOIiS GROUPS," T~E MAG.AZINE, NEW TIMES SAID FOR IN MOO ERN RU5SIA THE DINNER J~(K FRIDAY MACY'S CLOSED "IT IS COMMON KNOWLCOGE THAT INSIDE £T, SOMETrMCS REFERRED TO BY THE AMtR .CAN NAME or "TUXEDO," IS Dur Dr FAv- SA~AO BAR TOSS[D GREE~ SALAD ANO As- fOR INY£NTORV ON WEDNESDAY. FEB THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY, THER' EXISTS AN OR UNIFORMS ARE WO~N AT BIC GLITTER- SORTEO RELISH TRAY I AND THURSDAY, FEB 2 THE INflUENTIAL GROUP ~NIC~ H~S NO INTEN FILET M!G~ON C>1ATEAU BEOUF MUSHROOM EN STORE ~llL REOPE~ ,OR 8USINESS TION O. SUPPORTING PRESIDENT JOHN ING STATE OCCASIONS, aUT fOR OTHER SHE RRY AT 10 "1-\ FRIDAY, rEB j SON'S C .... IOIOACy Itl THE 1968 EU:CTIONS,," OF.rCIAL ,UNCTIONS THE RUSSIANS WEA~ BROILED LOBSTER TAIL \/IT~ FRIED RICE NEW TIMES SAID WHAT THE B~ITI5H REFER TO AS lOUNGE BUT1EREO FRESH VEGETABl£5 "1'HA1 IS WHY CERTAIN CIRCL($ WERI: SU1TS HOT DINNER ROLLS BEGINNING IN THE TONGA ISLANDS, PRAYER UNQUESTIONABLY INTERESTED IN LEAKING WERE KOSYGIN A HEAD or STATE AND NOT JUST ~ BIG POLITICAL P~~TY LE~DlR, ALL 8[VERAG.[ !:"CI"CL[S T>n.: G.LOB[ ON THE r...GRlD OA'/ ANO OISTRIBUTIN;:; AMONG A WIDE !>ualle WOULD HAV£ BEEN WELL THEN HIS ENTIRE MUSIC ~llL BE PROVIOED FOR YOUR OIN or PRAYER, FEBRUARY 10, 1967 T>1£ 10~TAllS (ROM MANCI'I£STER'S flOOK " VISIT WOULD MAVE BEEN ~ STATE OCCASION ING A~D DANCING ENTERTAINMENT BY THE T"'O'lr WILL BE "O~ HIS KING()O~ THERE I AND THEilE WOULD HA~E BEEN A BRILLIANT NAUTI,~l HAWAIIANS SHALL BE No END" - LUK( I 33 THE T 'foIE! CENTENARIAN CELEBRAT£~ rORMAl STATE BANQUET ANO THE QUEEN AND IS 9 30 ~foI, THE PLACE T"'E ISLAND MrM (UPI}--PAUL ZllLO lAc CH~PH OTHER LAOIES WOULO HAVE BROKEN OUT T~r~E WILL BE NO BU~ftT AT TH~ YO~WE HRE~ .~~Y HIS C~N£ A~D C~HC(O TH~ FRUG THEIR TIARAS A~D WORN LONG GOWNS Yu~ ClUB ON SATURDAY Y(STERDA~ fT WAS ~ S~tCI~L [VENT -- THE RuSSIANS WOULD BE IN T~rIR UNI- BACHELORS' CLUB MEETI~G ~llL BE ~ELD MIS IOOT~ B1RTHD~Y 'ORMS THE BRITISH MfN WOULO BE IN EXECUTIVE BOARD Of TH( WOMEN'S CHAPEL THIS SATURDAY, J~N 2C ALL MEMSERS "I LIvE A CLEA.N II rE," Z,LLO SA to THEIR ~~ITE TIt AND T~llS OR F~NCY FELLOWSMIP WILL MI:ET WIT~ PJ.TTY AR~OLO, WjS~ING TO aRING GUESTS CONTACT SAM "'I ORINI\ WINE WitH W( MEALS AND UNTil MILITARY UNIFORMS QTRS 212-B ON MONOAY, JAN 30 HALL AT TH( OC(AN VIEW CO'~T~IL RECENTLY I SMOKED CI~ARS " BUT 1HIS PARTY COULD NOT BE ACCORD~D LOUNGE BORN JAN 26, 1867 tN MONTErALCUNE, SUCH GRANDEUR Ral ~MUR DOLPHIN SCUBA DIVE 15 PlA~N(O ITALY, ZllLO H~5 LIVEO IN GR[EN~ORT OROJNARILY, THE MEN WOUlO HAVE WORI>< fOR 12 30 T~15 SUNDAY, JAN 29 GUEST ~D .... ORKtO AS A lANDSCAPER FOI! THE PAST MOSCOW APPEAL~ TO TOKYO OlN~ER ~A<:K[TS ANO THtlR ~AOIES SHORT PMOTOC~AP~ERS AND S~ORKLEWS .~( INVIT- YEARS HE ete,t.ME A NATUfl~U