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OL 9, No 842'.1 KWAJALEIN, t1ARSHALL ISLANDS ...... -~-..... ----~------~. ----- 'Rockef~B~~r Completes T oday's N eWA Egypt Claims Shooting Down 7hird leg of Mission At a Glance Three Israeli Spotter Planes s: tat~~ ~~merica Today ROCKEFELLER (UPI) -- Egypt BaLd it shot down three Israeli spotter planes today durlng an PUNT\ DEL EsrE (UPI) --Governor Nelson over, terms ~t a succ~ss A Rockefeller of New York completed II-lour altll1ery duel across the Suez Canal, one of several battles that raged the th~rd leg of h~s four-part tour of CAPE KENNEDY -- Everyth1ng st&lZ the length of the waterway Egyptian officers described the shelling as the heaviest since the 1967 War Lati~ p~er~ca today, describ~ng it as "A-ok" fop launch the 16y;h the "turn~ng po~nt" ln a fact -f1.nding An Egyptian military spokesman in Cairo said the three Israeli planes were miss1.o""1 01' ;'lh1Ch President N1.yon will RHODESIA -- Wh~te Suple~ac~st Jowned near Dever'>oir, 12 miles south of Ismailia in the central sector of the 103-mile waterway Fighting in that sector alone continued 11 hours today, they base I~ter-P~erL~an pollcy gove:rnmert tnumphs ~n e iechJ»,s A heav~l} armea security guard, some -ators Call said, and was an extension of battles with police dogs on leashes, formed a PARIS -- Comrrnes st&~Z w~ t Red Negotl in the northern and southern sectors protectl'"e con'Ol arollne lhe villa Tmeu IS goveNurent o~ rthro'Jr, • provoked by an alleged Israeh troop where ROLkefeller met fc,r two hours Ch~ef Negot~atcp ~s ~a Hano~ Nixon Warmonger build-up on the East Bank wlth President Jorge P,cbeco Areco of In Tel Aviv, an Israeli army spokes Uruguay rhe site uf thc.i r !:'eetl.ng. ECYPT Fgypt and IspopZ ape at PARIS (UPI) -- Communlst negot~ators man reported intermittent artillery and loosed new tirades aga1.nst President Ni- mortar exchanges across the canal today was mo\ed I-c t.1<:.s c;ea~ide resort be ~t agcnn xon and the Saigon government today for more than 10 hours cause of anti-~~pr,~an Iloting ln Mon call1ng both warmongers and 19noring the He said there were no Israell casual tev1deo, t~e ca,ltal c1'y CHARLE<;TON l{ac"Z.aL urwest ",Ii "We are over Il]e hump," K0ckefeller lkmDnstpat~ons "Z.n th-z.s C1ty U S warnings t~at their stubborness may ties and mentioned no aircraft losses said ln a news conference prlor to fr~eze the PariS Peace Talks All early information of the fightlng meet~~g Pacheco fhlS thlrd tlip lS SPAIN -- U S outs bac~ m"Z.Z~tary Tra Buu Kiem, former Chief Negotiator, came from Cairo These sources sald the turning P01,t basps and spend~ng said at Paris aIrport that the govern- tank, rocket and mortar fire erupted at "(Ie are gettln~ what the President menl of President Nguyen Van Thieu is the northern end of the canal Just be- wanted suggest~orb from the leaders 'ultra-reactionary, warmonger~ng and fore midnight last night and contlnued of the hemlsp~eTe on whit should be corrupt " for two and a half hours done The trips are go ng through to Kiem lndicated the North Vietnamese The Egyptians said firIng resumed at the end " Apollo Flight Director and the Viet Cong negotiators planned to 8 am for two hours around Suez City There were no lncldenls reported in keep up pressure for the overthrow of and Port Tewfik in the canal's southern Punta del Este todav, but violence e Thieu's reg~me as a conditl0n for pro- sector and spread at the same tlme to rupted in Montevideo 'hi re youths ro~ Sees July Moon LantJing gress at the peace conference He was the central sector around Ismailla and en route to North Viet Nam via Moscow Jordan, where it cont~nued ~nto the med through the street c smashlng win CArE KPlNEDY (uTI) -- Apollo 11 Flight and Peking evening dows overturning cars and shoutlng Director Clifford E Charlesworth said anti-Americar slog~ns Pollce sald Kiem also repeated the longstanding The sources said the helIcopter was today the chances are "pretty close" to Communist demand for complete and uncon- also shot down about 12 mlles south of in the capital the vout, s were at- 100 perc-ert thaI Nell A~strong and Ed ditional U Stroop wlthdrnwal He sa~d \ Ismailiaj 'indicating thIS report may tacking both forelgn and Uruguayan bu win Aldrin will :,p ,ble to land on the Nlxon's pledge to withdraw 25,000 troops have been a duplication of one of the ~ines~es without discrinlnat~on Se Moon next nrnth veral of the demoT''>trat:()rs were arrest soon only masked hlS long-range aim of craft mentioned by the ml1ltary But Charlesworth sald ln an intervlew maintaining a "military presence" to They explained the heavy flrlng as an ed, they saiG in .lOlle, n that he would conSIder the Rockefeller, who W1.11 return to New protect Thieu's reglme Egyptian attempt to waylay Israel~ con- miss~on c ,~~< -, if t' e 1: ..0 p1lot" York early tomorrow, ca~e here from 0fficials in the U S delegation were voys which they said were headed for merely lande" 1 h" Moon's Sf-a 'J£ known to have expressed fears that lf the East Bank front lines Asuncion, Paraguav Nhere he confer Tranquility and returnee! home without rhp rommunists oersisted In thls demand The battles were in progress when it red with Prcsldent Alfredo Stroe~sner eVLr "lllK1n£ 011 tl e lUll"lr s."rface as they dld today, polltical negotla- was announced in Washlngton that the and earlier in the week he was in the Armstrong and .Alrlrln rehearsed their tions would not ~n fact get underway Israeli Prime Minister, Golda Melr, had city of Rio de Janeiro Hoo,", ~al",v rations in a lun'lr mo Some officials ~n the U S and South accepted an invitation to ViSlt Pres~- In the new,> conference today, RocK dule trainer at the Cape K ITledy Moon Vietnamese negotiating camps, however dent Nixon, possibly next month efeller said Nixon already has begun port today whilp the thlrd me-abel" of noted the prolonged absence of ChIef In Tel Aviv last night, Gen Moshe to act on his recommendations He the Apollo 11 team, Michael Collins, Negotiating agent Xuan Thuy, who iq in Kashti, Director of the Defense Mlnis noted the administration announcement worked out in a command module ~imula t~at the United States planned to Hanoi, as a sign some new move may be try, announced that Israel would ma~n tor under consideration by the Communists tain its unprecedented level of mI11- loosen restrict1.ons requlring that Technlc~ans at the same tlme were He left Paris two days after Presi- tary spending in order to keep up with most U S flnanclal assista,ce to pU1Ppin!! ',ard-to-handle propellants into Latin American be spenr on Amer1can dent Nixon's eight-point peace plan was shipments to the Arab states Kashtl the Apollo 11 lunar module at the ocean presented to the conference and spent a said Israel now spends $85 million a made products launch pad The Space Agency said the week in both Moscow and Peking en route year, 20 percent of ltS national budget This lS a major indication that five-day fueling operation was proceed President Nixon takes the problem se to HanOi on arms ing on schedule and should be (amp let In Jerusalem, Police Chief Yithak Ba riously and is ready to take decisive ~d Monday night WATER USED 366,200 gallons reli announced over the state radlo Is steps to correct the frustrations and The Astronaut" plannted to take tc raeli police have arrested 40 persons remove the handicaps tc better rela morrow off and relax at their quartecs WATER IN STORAGE 7,685,000 gdllons suspected of detonatlng th,ee explo tlons," he sald here .. inns near the ancient "Waillng Wall" Rockefeller al,>o saie he was still Morp grueJing trnlning lS nn the CONDITION YELLOW The blasts wounded two Arabs and an hoping to go to Chile, Peru and Vene agenda fur next week zuela, all of which ha\e told him to Israeli and startled hundreds of wor stay out shippers at the Wall He will begin t~e final leg of his Premier Ian Smith Hints Rhodesia Although the Police Chief declined to trip ~une 29, bv flyin, to Buenos A1. give any further details on the arrests res, Argentlnd it is known that two Amerlcans were Will Be Proclaimed Republic treated for shock ~~l ISBURY, RHODESIA (UPI) -- Rhodesiar Premier Ian Smith, rid~ng a landslide victory for his White Supremacist GoverrmeTl~hinted today this breakaway Brit~sh DOD "ans to Cut Baci t.:--'llLI)-\ " colony will be pr0claimed a Rep'Jb' ic in November w~ th a const~tution barn.ng ma ...,. -< ,. • ~ "" jority African rule M;I;tary Operations ;n Spain White Rhodesians packed inta pubb and n~ght spots to celebrate Smith's victory WASFINGTON (UPI) -- The Defense De and they appeared unworried about the prospects of increased economic saRC"lons oartmpnt today announced a cutback in by an angry Britain or tougher moves l~ke the "quarantine" of the country which U S military operations ln Spain ln Afro-Asian countries are presslllg the the wake of a compromise agre~ment United Nations to adopt Dusk~to-Dawn Curfew merely postponing until next yec~ a de Smith himself brushed aside threats cision to continue American bases on of sanctions ~t a news conference the Spanish soil tall, beaming Premier said he hoped the Imposed in Charleston results of yesterday's ::-ef", , ,dum w,'Lld ( HARLES';ON, S C (UP!) -- Officials The-Pentagon said commenCing in De cemher, the U S Air Base at Moron, lS "brit'g the pe.lple to their st..roses and moved today to clamp a lid on this ra due to be reduced to a caretaker status Lially tense city, imposing a dusk-to - make them reaJi e sanct1.ons are a Lom leaving the Torrejon Air Base near Ma pletely ster1.1e exercise which will not cawn curfew and setting $50,000 bonds drid and the Polaris submarine base at I have any influence at all in making for the leaders of demonstrations that Rota the only ones in operatlonal level sparked a night of violence Rhodesians cha,),e their mind " The U S base Zaragoza already lS on Governor Robert E McNair ordered the Rhodesia's predominantly white elect caretaker status orate voted ,lmost four-to-one to se curfew and kept Natlonal Guardsmen at When the action is completed, appro ver all tles with Britain and declare ~~e ready ln a nearby armory following ximately 1600 U S military personnel itself a republic Almost thre~ to-one a clash last night between police and and 2100 civilian employees and millta 'voted for an aparLheid-style consticu NE'gro youths ry dependents will be removed from tion giving political power tc thp m~ The Reverend Ralph Dav~d Abernath~ Spain," the Pentagon said nority white residents arrested when he led an estimated 400 The United States now has 15,000 mi The election came three years and Negroes in an unauthorized march to litary personnel, their'dependents and "even month'> after Smith jssued his de support striking Negro hospital workers civil employees in Spain LJaration of independence It was the remamed in Jail The compromise agreement, reached first BritIsh cclony to do so since thp ~agistrare Donald Barkowitz told the yesterday with the Spanish government United States derlared its independer,('p head of the Southern Leadership Confer and already under attack from two sour in 1776 ence, "For an offense of this nature, in ces, extends for 15 months the agree Smith has met with British aLtholl I ,rnpss to ~he people of thIS city, I ment first reached in 1953 which allows GOVERNOq NELSON ROCKEFELLER on h~s ties several times since 1965 to tr' t~ cannot order bond for a nennv under th~pd t~p to South Ame~ca as an em"Z.s-hammer out an agreement on an ~.depen the U S to maintain the bases $SO,OJO " Part of the controversy centers on sary fe!' PIes"l-dent Nu;on tiepe he"l-s dent Rhodesia British Prime Minister ~bern . y and his top aide, Hosea the fact the original U S -Spanlsh a j1ankac OJ Gov Franc"Z.sco Negpao de Harold Wilson has stood firm in hlS de- Williamc \.C'lt to JaIl ctiarged witn in greement, in treaty language even L"l-ma of G~L1nabara State (Zeft), and mands for eventual black majority rule eiL ~u t ,( ~ riJting, parading with though it did not call for Senate ratl 'Jraz~Zu:,", "'-~ Force eel V AZvarez, in the colony Smith has in,isted Just o~rh ~cL ~ and rlisorderly conduct fication, bound the two governments to UZ R~o ..-'e ~··cne~ro Bpcs1..ha, the new as firmly that pothin? of the kInd will r Ab h olon c' tast "hile he ,-onsider a "threat to either country a c~ty ~n Braz~l's ~ntel~oP, was v~s"l-ted ever be see~ ~,Rho, ISLa "J 'tttnlTlPV bc)S !Ilatter of common concern " HOURGLASS l' . FM Schedul About Kwai C nditi n FOR TONlGHT According to nationally publ1 n h,,'J r' ports, Kwajalein, on a scale of five POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE - Band of the degrees, ranks the highest for corrosion Grenadier Guards severity 7 30 pm - 41 00 Global's new Automotlve Mana~er, Bob Entry of the Boyards, Turkish March, Harvey, sald, "The rust problem here IS ,. Hungarian March, Procession of the so bad it actually causes a vehIcle's Sardar, Radetzky March, Grand March steel frame to SplIt On the maInland, Alda, Grand March Tannhauser, Marche the frame WIll outllve the car body" 1illtaire, Pomp & Circumstance No 1 To combat thlS "Kwaj condItIon" hIS 1USICAL WORLD OF LERNER AND LOWE department lnspects each vehIcle upon 8 11 pm - 48 00 arrlval on ls1and Although the ve Elghteen popular songs by Lerner and hlcles are corroslon-proofed In the Lowe performed by the Starlight States, a supplemental proofIng lS ap Symphony pIled here ZORBA THE GREEK "It's those unseen, unprotected areas 8 59 pm - 29 00 that cause us concern," Bob noted Theme, The Full Catastrophe, Life Goes Holes are drl1led lnto the door posts On, The One Unforgivable Sin, Ques and other lnterl0r areas and a specIal tions without Answers, Zorba's Dance, corrOSlon prooflng substance lS pwnped The Fire Inslde, Clever People and lnslde Plastlc plugs are then Inserted Grocers, Always Look for Trouble, Life ln the holes Because of the hlgh hu Goes On, Free, Thatls Me, Zorba The mldlty, an alrless-type pump gun lS re orlgina1 sound track recording with qUlred for thlS work All rehabl11tated Anthony Quinn vehlcles also are sprayed underneath SIXTY FRENCH GIRLS and ln all lnterl0r places 9 28 pm - 34 00 Bob went on to say he can tell where a liallel1.lj,,!h) 1'", ... for IYO R"'gin the Be vehlcle lS parked by lookIng at It gUlne, Love Walked In, Lover, Ramona, "Slnce the salt aIr IS extremely corro March of the Grenadiers, Stardust, SIve, cars parked on the reef SIde rust Cheek to Cheek, April in Paris, Night much qUIcker than those on the lagoon and Day, Smoke Gets in your Eyes, Les SIde " USIng thIS InSIght as hIS premIse, Bob At an off~ce party on June 16th, LTC James R Black, Jr , DJlnns Singers in Chansons Americaines offered three suggestIons to Island drIvers rece~ved a smalL momenta of KwaJale~n from LTC Robert w HITS TO KEEP FOREVER 1 If a drIver rolls up the car WIndows specker, Act~ng Command~ng, KMR LTC BLack, after two 10 02 pm - 32 00 each tIme he gets out, the InterIor WIll years on KWaJale~n, ~s return~ng to Huntsv~lle, Alabama, Charade, Days of Wine and Roses, Hello, last longer ana subsequent ret~rement from Act~ve Duty after almost Dolly, Moon River, Fly Me To The Moon, 2 The car wash IS free and supplIed 28 years of serv~ce September Song, Exodus, Dominlque, "The Cardinal" Theme, Java, More, Deep WIth waxes, sponges, and hoses Bob em Purple Dick Liebert at the Console phaslzed, "Even a coat of wax makes a Twenty-Five Years For Ross of the Radlo City Music Hall Organ bIg dIfference If applIed regularly " (Due to the water shortage, tne car wash IS temporarIly closed ) SUNDAY AND MONDAY June 22 and 23 3 A mInor scratch, If permItted to go unattended, may develop Into a maJor BERLOIZ - "Le Corsalr" Overture rehab job To Illustrate hIS pOInt, Bob 7130 pm - 9 00 saId, "If one of our men sandblasts a L'Orchestre de la SUIsse Romande conduct- pIece of metal and then leaves It ex ed by Ernest Ansermet posed whIle he goes to lunch, the spot DITTER~DORF - Slnfonla Concertante In WIll be rusted when he returns an hour late! D Major for VIola, Double Bass and "These are lIttle thIngs that can be Orrhestra done to help Increase the Ilfe of a vehlcle 7 39pm - 16 00 and make our serVIce to you more effectIve' Allegro - AndantIno - MInuet - Allegro - One InnovatIon the AutomotIve Department ma non troppo Joerg Faerber conducts recently started IS an "011 shower" for the Wurttemberg Chamber Orchestra Gun constructlon eqUIpment TwIce a month ther Lemmen, VIola, Georg Hortnagel, drlvers are requIred to have theIr eqUIp double bass ment run through a rectangular pIpe frame CHOPI~ - Mazurka No 17 In B Flat Mlnor, WhICh has several nozzles mounted on It Op 24, ~TO 4 Dlesel 011 JS pumped through the pIpe by 7 55 pm - 28 00 a small motor "We got the Idea from an Polonalse No 3 In A Major, Op 40, Islander who regularly sprays hIS vehIcle No 1, Ballade No 1 In G MInor, WIth dIesel 011," Bob reported "The 011 Op 23, Waltz No 6 In D Flat Major, seeps Into the cracks and creVIces and re Op 64, No 1, Waltz No 7 In C Sharp tards corrOSlon In two years we dIdn't MInor, Op 64, No 2, Waltz No 8 In A do any body work on hIS vehlcle--whlch IS Flat Major, Op 64, No 3 Wltold Mal amazlng for KwaJaleln " cuzynskl, Plano ConcernIng hlS campaIgn agalnst corro :3RAHMS - VarIatIons Carl A Ross, Supervlsor of General Servlces for the on a theme by Haydn, Slon, he commented,"I belIeve more people KwaJalein Field Station (he's on the left in the plcture ) Op 56a on the Island now are aware that we do , 8 23 pm - 17 00 celebrated his 25th service annlversary with Bell Tele have much dIfferent and more severe pro phone Laboratories recently Carl, who is ln his sixth The Cleveland Orchestra conducted by blems here WIth cars than In the States month on Kwajalein, recelved a handsome silver bowl and a George Szell "If Islanders WIll take prIde In what MENDELSSOHN - Concerto In E Mlnor for gold tie tac, containing a ruby stone, both tradltional they drlve, we WIll spend less money and gifts for BTL employees who reach the quarter-of-a-century VIolIn & Orchestra, Op 64 tIme on repaIrs" service plateau Tom Winternltz, right, BTL's Field Ser 8 ~O pm - 25 00 Allegro molto appasslonato-Andante vice Director, made the presentation Allegretto non troppo-Allegro molto VIVaCe PhIlharmonla Orchestra con ducted by Leon Barzln Nathan MIl The Atoll E~ght's bquare Dance Group w~ll meet for square steIn, vlolln dan~ng at the Commun~ty Center, Sunday n~ght, June 22, at BRUCKNER - Symphony No 4 In E Flat 8 pm The members of the recent class are espe~ally ~n Maj or ( Romani! c ) vtted to attend The sl~des from the past graduat~on 9 05 pm - 61 00 party ~ II be shown 1 Bewegt, Nlcht zu schnell, 2 An dante quaSI allegretto, 3 Scherzo Members of the Anna Dederer Clrcle wlll meet for luncheon (Beregt) & TrIO (Nlcht zu schnell) at the Yokwe Yuk Club at 12 30 pm , on Monday, June 23 Kelnesfalls schleppend 4 Flnale (Be The lunch wl11 be a Farewell for Judy Brunner, DelorlS wegt, doch nIght zu schnell) Otto Rehder and Karen Thomas If you would 11ke to attend, Klemperer conducts the Phllharmonla please call Joyce Savage at b2234 Orchestra MOZART - QUIntet In A Major for ClarInet K 581 10 06 pm - 28 00 1 Allegro, 2 Larghetto, 3 Menuetto Ph~l Ch~ng and h~s Naut~cal Hawat~ans w~ll supply the back TrIO I-TrIO 2, 4 Allegretto con va ground mus~c for your Saturday even~ng d~nner at the Yokwe rIaZIonl Gervase de Peyer, clarInet, Yuk Club ~nner w~ll be served beg~nn~ng at 8 30 pm , CeCIl AronOWItz, VIola, Emmanuel A LOT OF WORK IS INVOLVED when a KwQJ here's the menu that's been planned Harwltz & Ivor McMahon, vlollnS, cond~t~on car has to be rehabbed Here Terrence Well, cello we see a p~ckup truck ~th ~ts dete~o Assorted rel~sh tray rated parts, the bed and rear fenders, t ~me R~b JUS Roas au removed Patch work and weld~ng at the or REMEMBER the Post 0ff~ce w~ll not be bottom of the cab and ~ght s~de have G~lled Mah~ Mah~ tssu~ng any b~ll~ng not~ces for the pent been done French F~ed Potatoes Buttered Vegetable due on the ma~rboxes On or before June THF OPHTHALMOLOGIST AND THE OPTICIAN 30th, you had better get your rent pa~d Tossed green salad Flll be arriving on KwaJalein to conduct for the quarter or for the year REFUNDS Hot d~nner rolls leye examinatlons from Tuesday the 24th WILL BE MADE FOR UNUSED QUARTERS R~re'8 and ithrough Friday the 27th of June Beverage the rate schedule A smalt box ~s $2 25 a quartep, $9 00 annually, A med~um box iFor an appointment or any further lnfor $3 00 a quarter, $12 00 annuallu mation, please call 82150 Saturday, June 21, 1969 HOURGLASS -----~--- Spac craft Launch d Today To Masur Radiation Viet Cong Admit Presence In Cambodia SaIgon (UPI)--PrInce Nordom Sihanouk of Cambodia announced in a broadcast todaJ th' Betw en Earth, Moon VIet Cong have admItted having troops In hIS country and have agreed to remove them Vandenberg AFB, CalIf (UPI)--The seventh when the VIet Nam war ends "That IS w'lat theIr ambassador has put down In wrItIng," spacecraft of the Interplanetary MeasurIng the CambodIan chIef of state saId It was the fIrst knoTNO admIssion by the guerrIllas Platform serIes was la~nched today on a that theIr troops are on CambodIan SOlI, somethIng the U S mIlItary command In SaIgon cIgar-shaped orbIt around the Earth to mea has been sayIng SInce 1965 Slhanouk's sure radIatIon between the Earth and the broadcast was monItored In SaIgon Pre WorrIed about the threat they posed to Moon and to monItor solar flares VIously In ParIS, the CommunIsts have re hIS government, Slhanouk recently gave The satellIte, deslgnated Explorer 41 fused to dISCUSS any WIthdrawal from Cam the UnIted States the go-ahead to attack after It successfully separated from the bodIa WIth AllIed nagotlators, sayIng them, but on a lImIted basIs thIrd stage of a Delta DSZ 3-W vehlcle, they had no soldIers there Several tlmes In recent weeks, the was launched at 1 48 am PDT "The other day, I asked them, the VIet CambodIan news agency has reported clash NASA offIcIals saId the launch was car Cong, to SIgn a paper saylng that whIle es between CambodIan border guards and rled out wIth most of the huge base blacked fIghtIng the AmerIcans, they scattered CommunIst troops from VIet Nam At the out because of a power faIlure Into certalm areas of Khmer CambodIan same tIme, Slhanouk's regIme has reported Launch offIcIals saId the block house terrItory," Slhamouk saId U S helIcopters shot down whIle vIolatIng had power but the mlSSlon dlrector's cen "I told them that as soon as It was CambodIan aIr space ter was wIthout power and project person pOSSIble, they should WIthdraw Those Slhanouk's remarks today were carrIed In nel worked by flashllght who were In bad health who could nnt re what the Phnon Penh boradcast saId was a The launch was conducted by InformatIon turn to theIr country mIght stay The repeat of rema~ks he had made earlIer In fed from the block house to the center by CambodIans could do nothIng against them the week In Svayrleng PrOVInce, WhIch telephone because they are In bad health borders South VIet Nam "Under the CIrcumstances, It was a most "But I told them you must SIgn the pro The VIet Cong hIgh commdnd IS belIeved unlque launch," a NASA spokesman sald mIse that once the war on the other SIde by U S commanders to be eIther In the The 174-pound spacecraft carrled equIp of VIet Nam IS over, all of you must Jungles of South VIet Nam borderIng Cam ment for 12 separate experlments for Its WIthdraw bodIa or In CambodIa Itself, In heavy probe, WhICh WIll carry It In a loop more "Now the VIet Cong have SIgned, pledg Jungles northwest of SaIgon than 130,000 IDlles from Earth and as close Ing strIct respect for Khmer terrItory WalkIng a dIplomatIc tIghtrope, Slhanouk as 150 mIles and promISIng once peace has been res has recently recognIzed the new VIet The program was started In 1963 wlth tored over there, that they wlll no Cong government In I South VIet Nam, pro one of Its objectIves the measurement of longer dare to stay on Khmer terrItory mIsed Red ChIna to contInue fIghtIng the radlatlon and solar "wlnds" that could but WIll leave It ImmedIately AmerIcan "ImperIalIsts" and saId he was lmperll astronauts on theIr voyage to the "That IS what theIr ambassador has put WIllIng to reestablIsh dIplomatIc rela Moon An IMP Moonlet has been kept In down In wrItIng," Slhanouk saId The VIet tIons wIth the UnIted States space at all tImes SInce thIS InItIal Cong's ambassador to Phnom Penh IS Nguyen CambodIa broke of all tIes WIth the U S launch ThIS IMP satellIte carrIed more Van Hleu In 1965, claImIng that Amerl~an troops had complex equIpment than Its predecessors UntIl recently, the guerrIllas have crossed the border from VIet Nam In pur The Natlonal AeronautIcs and Space Ad been free of U S retalIatIon In CambodIa SUIt of VIet Cong troops mlnlstratlon saId that ItS SCIentIfIc study program durIng a perlod of Intense Memo Reports Air Force solar actlvlty Includes Measurement of radlatlon In the clslunar Discounts Cost Increases enVIronment between the Earth and the WashIngton (UPI)--Top AIr Force offI Moon CIals told the makers of the Mark II elec Study of characterlstlcs of the lnter tronIC braIn for Jet fIghters not to planerary magnetIC fIeld and how It is worry about cost Increases that soared affected by varlatlons In the solar from $610 mIllIon to $1 5 bIllIon In less wlnd than two years, accordIng to former Pen Help In development of a solar flare tagon offICIals monItorIng capablllty by NASA The charge was contaIned In a memo wrItten by WIllIam W George, an analyst Statut Barring Demonstrations In the offIce of the Secretary of Defense The memo was made publIC yesterday by Qu sti ned in Court Decisions the Senate-House economy In government WashIngton (l~I)--The constItutIonalIty subcommIttee WhICh found It In a fIle of a federal statute barrIng demonstratIons gIven to the commIttee on a confIdentIal at the U S CapItol has been questloned In baSIS by A Ernest FItzgerald, an AIr two recent Court decIsIons Force Deputy for Systems management It The U S Court of Appeals yesterday or was declaSSIfIed at the InSIstence of Sen dered a lower court to decIde whether the WIlham ProXffilre, (Dem -WIS ). ban IS constItutIonal AccordIng to the memo, an AIr Force Supreme Court Chief JustIce desIgnate LIeutenant General IdentIfIed only as Warren E Burger and SenIor Judge Charles "A" In the release "dId not seem dIS Fahy handed down the majorIty opInIon pleased" WIth mountIng cost projectIons In the case brought by the Jeannette Ran by the Autonetlcs dIVISIon of North AmerI kIn BrIgade can Rockwell at a meetIng WIth company The BrIgade, a group of women who sought offICIals "He saId now that the program to march on the CapItol to petItIon thelr had been approved, hIS prImary concern Congressmen In protest agaInst the AmerI was gettIng the system to work," wrote can role In Viet Nam, challenged the law George "Autonetlcs top management In as beIng In vIolatIon of the fIrst amend terpreted the meetIng as an IndIcatIon ment to the ConstItutIon that the AIr Force was WIllIng to lIve At the same tIme, SIX Quakers charged WIth the hIgher costs" wlth unlawful entry for readIng the names George wrote that an Autonetlcs executl of AmerIcan war dead In VIet Narn, were told hIm AIr Force IndIfference to rISIng freed when the government faIled to make costs made It "very dIffIcult to achIeve a case that they were dIsruptIve any meanIngful cost control WIthIn the Judge Harold H Greene of the DIstrIct of company" ColumbIa Court of General SeSSIons dIsmIssed The SophIstIcated Mark II aVIonICS sys charges yesterday agaInst the SlX when as tem IS manufactured In AnaheIm, CalIf, for SIstant U S attorney John Evans saId the the Flll fIghter-bomber @',>vernment was not prepared to charge dlS- FItzgerald saId the AIr Force agreed to tlon cost Increases for the eqUIpment even though It had a fIxed-prIce contract WIth Jreen had rul~d Thursday It would be a lolatlon of the flrst amendment rlghts to Autonetlcs ~ree speech, peaceful assembly and to petl- He urged the AIr Force In wrItIng to on the government If the Quakers were enforce the contract prosecuted for unlawful e~try He then "The ImplICIt notIon that the money IS allowed the government until yesterday morn more Important to North AmerIcan than It Vivitar Ing to deCIde whether the government WIshed IS to the government, whIle fIndIng con Lenses to press charges agaInst the demonstrators SIderable sympathy In the Department of on the grounds they were dIsorderly Defense IS a fallaCIOUS one," he saId Compare stateSIde pnces WIth Macy's The declslon IS expected to affect the FItzgerald saId Autonetlcs was permItted 400mm f5 6 U S $120 ~lacy' s $54 fate of more than 50 other demonstrators "to wrIte ItS own contract" In the fIrst 500mm f6 3 U S $136 ~lacy's $52 50 arrested at the CapItol In recent weeks on place but was unable to make good on ItS 600mm f8 U S. $179 Macy's $79 50 slmllar charges own promIses of performance and cost con 800mm f8 u. S. $272 !vla cy' s $127 ChIef Judge DaVId L Bazelon dIssented trol All lenses come WIth leather cases from the appeals court majorIty In arguIng He warned that If Autonetlcs was let off and ~oods Adapters are avaIlable the court "should declare the statute un the hook, "the entIre Department of Defense for the NIkon, Pentax, Canon, and constItutIonal upon ItS face" can count on beIng mIsled by others " Topcon cameras Fetulele vs Malle Healanl vs Teen Center Palm Terrace vs Leihua Monday, June 23 6 00 Kolohe Lounge vs Ebeye 6 45 Palm Terrace vs Maile 7 30 Healanl vs Kelehua Tuesday, June 24 6 00 Kelehua vs Ebeye 6 45 Healanl vs Lelhua Wednesday, June 25 6 00 Healanl vs Ebeye 6 45 Kolohe Lounge vs Kelehua 7 30 Teen Center vs Lelhua es Thursday, June 26 soccer l,eagu_e__ 6 00 Teen Center vs Kelehua Bean-Bag Frog Helps Hurl r 6 45 Pal~ Terrace vs Kolohe Lounge * -- J& * .v. .K * There's nothIng unusual about athletes gettIng good luck charms of varIOUS KGA GOLF CLUB kInds People send them stuff lIke The next KGA tournament WIll be co that, whether the performers are play sponsored by the Genesco Export Company, Ing well or poorly dIstrIbutors of Johnston & Murphy golf About a month ago, rIght-hander Stan OLYMPIC VOLLEYBALLERS The Ebeye team ~s p~ciUred du- shoes Play WIll be 36 holes, medal, Bahansen of the Yankees couldn't WIn nng a recent pract~ce sess~on at DaUy Court Th~s team wIth full handIcap, In four flIghts for losIng Stan had been the AmerIcan un U represent the MarshaUs ~n the cormng M~crOlyrrrp~cs 0-9, 10-18, 19-26, and 27-up (there League's Rookle-of-the-Year In 196~ but to be held ~n Sa~pan on July 4 WIll be no separate flIghts for the he was pItchIng lIke the flop of the ladles) Play WIll begIn wIth 18-hole year In '69 Maior League Round-up rounds on June 28 or 29, and end wIth On the second day of June, Stan ran The ChICagO Cubs held theIr fIve and one half game lead 18 holes beIng played on eIther July hIS record to eIght losses and one In the NatIonal League East yesterday The New York Mets 5 or 6 Your chOIce of Johnston & Mur VICtOry by losIng to MInnesota He kept pace wIth them by beatIng old nemeSIS Bob GIbson of phy golf shoes WIll be offered as dIdn't know It at the tIme but he had the St LOUIS CardInals, who was 22-5 agaInst the New fIrst pl~ce prIze In each flIght, second touched bottom Yorkers, lIfetIme The Cubs' BIll Hands pItched a flve and thIrd place trophIes WIll also be Bahansen's'aldeshad Included all kInds hItter and ageless ErnIe Banks provIded hIm all h~ really awarded An entry fee of $2 00 WIll be of good luck charms, IncludIng COIns, needed wIth a sa~rlflce fly that drove In a run In the accessed for refreshments on the fInal medals, three and four-leaf clovers, fIrst InnIng as the ChIcagoans beat Montreal, 2-0 The rounds of play, and pupus on July 6 a rabbIt's foot and so fo~tb Mets downed St LOUIS, 4-3, as Cleon Jones stroked a two To enter, SIgn In at the Clubhouse bul But around that rIme somethIng else run sIngle to hIghlIght a three-run fIrst InnIng, and letIn board or call John VIlorIa, 83368, arrIved It was a red bean-bag frog, Ken Boswell trIpled home the decIsIve run In the second Bob Bally, 83705, or LaurIe HewItt, wIth one eye mISSIng ,Bahansen put It Houston scored a double WIn over the San DIego Padres 83600 IndIcate on WhICh day (Saturday In hIS luggage to take on the road Larry DIerker pItched a four-hItter for a 6-1 Astros VIC or Sunday) you WIll play DeadlIne for SInce that tIme he has started four tory In the fIrst game and Curt Blefary slIced a double ~nterlng IS Thursday, June 26 games and won three, all of them com to key a three-run seventh InnIng that won the nIght cap, * * * * * * plete jobs HIS latest VICtOry was 3-1 Thursday nIght, a 5-3 deCISIon over Don Drysdale got hIS second VICtOry SInce cOmIng off Slow Pitch Meeting the DetrOIt TIgers He stIll has the the dIsabled lISt as JIm Lefebvre drove In twotbuns and There WIll be a meetIng for all coa bean-bag frog And he has no Inten scored a third In a Los Angeles Dodger 4-2 VICtOry over ches of Slow Pitch teams entered In the tIon of thrOWIng It away ~2 reason the CIncInnatI Reds SpeCIal ServIces slow pItch league on IS ObVIOUS PIttsburgh lost a full game to the Cubs Gene Stone Wednesday, June 25 at 5 15 pm at the * * * * * * trIpled and went home wIth the WInnIng run In the seventh CommunIty Center SPORTS PA TRO L InnIng as RIck Joseph sIngled last nIght, gIvIng PhIla * * * * delphIa an 8-7 WIn over the PIrates Atlanta scored a Hogan Says Driver Important New Zealand left bander Bob Charles 4-3 VICtOry over San FrancIsco In twelve InnIngs, when shot a two-under-par 70 to take the Bob TIllman slugged hIS thIrd home run of the season wIth There IS an old lIne of gold WhICh second round lead In the $150,000 one out says "You drIve for show and putt Kemper Open at Charlotte, North Caro Over In the AmerIcan League LUIS Tlant tossed an for dough " lIna Charles has a 36-hole total of eIght-hItter at BaltImore In the fIrst game of a tWl-night No less an authorIty than Ben Hogan slx-under-par 138 Bunched at 139 are doubel-header to break an OrIole WInnIng streak at seven says It'S not so Ben says the drIver Sam SnPRd, Dan SInks, Bob Payne, Lee games, and gIve Cleveland a 7-2 VICtOry In the second is the most Important club for a pro TreVIno, Bruce DevlIn, Tony JacklIn, game, though, BaltImore rebounded as Don Buford, Paul golfer He says it could take a lIfe Mason Rudolph and Dale Douglas FIrst BlaIr and Brooks RobInson hIt home runs In a 5-1 triumph tIme to fInd one that IS just rIght round co-leaders George Archer and PhIl over the IndIans for you But he maIntaIns that the Rodgers are farther back Archer IS A serIes of thundershowers postponed the New York-Bos~on drIve IS the most Important shot In In at 140 whIle Rodgers posted a 141 game at Fenway Park Brant Alyea belted a three-run homer the game total DefendIng champIon Arnold to cap a fIve-run tenth InnIng as the WashIngton Senators Ben recently receIved a medIcal okay Palmer made the 145 cut WIth a beat the DetroIt TIgers, 7-2 to play tournament golf again He has 144 total At Seattle, a double-header SplIt Ray Oyler belted been SIdelIned SInce last August when * * * two-run homer In the sIxth InnIng to the opener for a he had a shoulder operatIon ShIrley Englehorn and ClIfford Ann 5-3 Seattle VICtOry over Kansas CIty In the nIght cap, At the age of 56, It IS hard to be Gordon both carrIed flve-under-par 67's Kansas CIty bounced back on Wally Bunker's four-hItter, lIeve that Ben can keep up wIth the to share the fIrst round lead In the 6-2 Bunker lost his shut-out when Tommy Harper stroked hectIc pace of the current pro tour Pabst Golf ClaSSIC at Columbus, OhIO a two-run homer In the eIghth InnIng But, ever the grIm competItor, he Two strokes back are Betty Burfelndt, Paul Edmondson of ChIcago hurled a two-hItter in hIS says "If I play, I WIll play serIOUS SUSIe BernIng and Donna CaponI Kathy maJor league debut last nIght, whIle hIS te~ates scored ly " WhItworth and Jan FerrarIS are tIed at four tImes In the thIrd and nInth InnIngs as the WhIte GettIng back to the Importance of the two-under-par 70 Carol Mann and MIckey Sox beat CalIfornIa, 9-1 The WIn gave the WhIte Sox drIve, Ben has thIS to say, "You can WrIght are tIed at even par 72 a SplIt, after Sandy Alomar sIngled In a run In the be the greatest Iron player or putter * * * twelfth InnIng of the fIrst game for a 2-1 Angel VIC In the world but If you can't get your More records were set yesterday In tory Oakland grabbed sole possessIon of fIrst place In drIve In posItIon you're beaten You KnOXVIlle, at the 48th NCAA Track and the AmerIcan League West wIth a 3-2, fourteen Inning vic have to start at the begInning on every FIeld champIonshIps OlympIC cham tory over MInnesota The VICtOry came when the AthletIcs hole The tee shot IS all Important pIon John Carlos of San Jose State won PhIl Roof scored from thIrd on a fIelder's choIce of Ted If you are a good drIver, the rest IS the hundred yard(easy In 9 2 seconds KubIak In the bottom of the fourteenth easy" Jerry Proctor of Redlands won the long Yesterday's Results NATIONAL LEAGUE Ben says that when he was plaYIng, jump WIth a record leap of 26 feet, 11 ChIcago Cubs 2 Montreal Expos 0 he never charted every hole In a tour and 3/4 Inches Steve Deautremont of New York Mets 4 St LoUls CardInals 3 nament the way many of today's players Oregon State grabbed the hammer throw Houston Astros 6 San DIego Padres 1 do He says he dIdn't want to know WIth a record toss of 190 feet, 5 In Houston Astros 3 San DIego Padres 1 the dIstance on any shot and never ches Kansas IS holdIng the team lead Los Angeles Dodgers 4 CinCInnatI Reds 2 knew It after the second day of competItIon PhIladelphIa Phlllles 8 PIttsburgh PIrates 7 When asked how some of the greats WIth thIrty pOInts followed by Oregon Atlanta Braves 4 San FranCISCO GIants 3 of the game, lIke Walter Hagen, Gene State's twenty AMERICAN LEAGUE Sarazen and Bobby Jones, would have * * * Cleveland Indlans 7 BaltImore OrIoles 2 done In today's competItIon, Hogan BaltImore OrIoles 5 Cleveland IndIans 1 answered In thIS way "They were WashIngton Senators 7 DetroIt TIgers 2 traIned to beat the competItors of Seattle PIlots 5 Kansas CIty Royals 3 theIr day If they were competIng Kansas CIty Royals 6 Seattle PIlots 2 now, I would have to thInk they would Chicago WhIte Sox 9 CalIfornIa Angels 1 traIn accordIngly and stIll be Wln- Oakland Ath~etlcs 3 MInnesota TwIns 2 nlng " But how about Ben H)gan" C nni Hawkins Switch s to NBA The reply to that was "I feel I've AmerIcan Basketball League star ConnIe HawkIns is makIng stIll got some good golf In me Let's the bIg sWItch to the NatIonal Basketball AssociatIon come hope I can uncrank It " September The All-League center signed a mIllIOn dollar * * * * * * contract wIth the PhoenIx Suns The length of the con The Arl zona Sun DeVlls captured the tract and the exact amount of money were not dIsclosed 1969 College Baseball World SerIes In HawkIns was not able ~o play in the NBA because of a col Omaha wIth a 10-1 win over the Tulsa lege scandal during hIS freshman year and was in the pro Hurricanes Lefty Larry Gura pItched cess of filIng a SIX mllllOn dollar SUIt agaInst the NBA a six-hItter to end hIS season wIth a After he signed he agreed to drop the suit 19-2 record I SPRINTS second place soccer after rece~v~ng the~r troph~es HOURGLAS' Page 5 ~turd~y> June 21, 1969
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CHURCH OF CHRIST ~UWLINU ALLlT u'jjU-c -ijU U~jU-c:l'1 '1'1~. -'::jjv U~j) <. Ii) U;1jU-<'jiU V",) tJ , W-~~jU Serv1-ces w1-ll be held th1-s Lord's Day at 10 am 1-n Tr 664 For furth~~ DEPENDENTS POOL 0930- 183° °93°- 183° 0930- 183° 093( -18~c. 0.;3') 11330 0930-1830 1-nfo~r~t1-on call 82327 or 82537 190o-. luO" 1900-2/00* /900-2100* 1900-<:1 V" 19Ou-c.1 J\: 1900-2100 BACHELORS POOL I('[00- 2300 0600-<'300 0600- 23°0 0600-2300 OU\..O-_ )v::" ObOO- 2300 LATTER DAY SAINTS SerV1-ces are held 1-n the F1-ne Arts MARINA 12(/,-,900 1200-1900 1200-/9)0 1200-1900 1200-1900 0730-1900 °730-1900 BU1-ld1-ng Pr&esthood meet1-ng 1-S at 8 30 am Sunday School and Saara- HOBBY SHOP 12 30 -1730 i ~30-1130 1':3U-I7}) 1230-1730 /230-/73° 1230-1730 ment meet1-ng 1-S at 9 45 am 1830- 21 3° 183°-213° 183°-213° 18,0-213° 1830- 2 '3J 1830-21 30
EPISCOPAL SERVICES LIBRARY 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900 22ClO 0900-2200 0900-2200 1300 2200 Even1-ng prayer and sermon 1-S held every Sunday even1-ng 1-n the Chapel GEAR LOCKER 083°-173° 083°-1730 083°-173° 083°-1730 0830-1 nQ 083°-1730 0830- "30 beg1-nn1-ng at 6 pm bveryone 1-S 1200- 14 30 cord1-ally 1-nv1-t~d to attend these PHOTO LAB 1800-2100 1800-2100 1800-2100 1800-<:100 /200- 1900 1200-1900 serv1-ces TENNIS COURTS 063°-233° 063°-233° 0630-233° 0630-233° 0630-2330 0630-2330 0630-2330 '7ATHOLIC 7 am and 9 15 am w the Memor&al GOLF SHACK 163°-193° 1630-193° 163°-193° 163°-1930 1630-193° °730- 1930 ~hape l and at 11 20 on R01- Namur Da1-ly Mass at 4 45 pm 1-n the Blessed EMON BEACH L IFE 153°-183° 153°-183° 1530-183° 153°-183° 1530- 1830 0930- 1830 )aCT'ament Chapel Monday through GUARD ON DUTY ')aturday Confess1-ons before week iay ',fasses and SatUI'ciay from 4 to TEEN CLUB 153°-1800 1530-1800 1530- 1800 153°-1800 1530-1000 1300-1 63° 4 ;5 pm and from 7 30 to 8 30 pm 190°-213° 190, 300 I ;°3______0-233° _ PISTOL RANGE ------1700-1800 I 0900- qoo EVANGELISTIC HOUR TRAP RANGE ------17°°-1800 l ------I ------I 1300- 1500 ·ADULT SWIMMING (14 Y[ARS AND OV[R) An 1-nformal worsh1-p serV1-ce 1-S held each Sunday even1-ng 1 n tne Memor&al Chape l beg1-nn1-ng at " pm There w1-ll b~ a song and tEst1-mony ser V1-ce, clos1-ng W1-th a sermon * ** ;Vext Week's )tovies * ** CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SUNDAY SCHOOL RICHARDSON ESCORT STOP, LOOK NIGHT OF EXTRAORDINARY KALEIDOSCOPE ALFIE HUSH, HUSH Young people up to the age of 20 THEATER WEST AND LAUGH FOLLOWING DAY SEAMAN CHARLOTTE years are 1-nv1-ted to attend the Chr&st1-an SC1-ence Sunday School wh1-ch meets every Sunday at 9 am 1-n the Scout Hut OCEAN VIEW EXTRAORDINARY STOP, LOOK KALEIDOSCOPE ESCORT HUSH, HUSH IUGHT OF THEATER SEAMAN AND LAUGH WEST CHARLOTTE FOLLOWING DAY PROTESTANT Worsh1-p Serv&ces w1-ll be held at 8 10 and 11 am at the Island Memor&al YOKWE YUK STOP, LOOK KALEIDOSCOPE HUSH, HUSH ESCORT ALFIE NIGHT OF EXTRAORDINARY Chapel The Rev Mr Jordon B Peck THEATER AND LAUGH CHARLOTTE WEST FOLLOWING DAY SEAMAN Ln ZZ preach the sernom and the Morn1-ng Star Cho1-T' I of MaJuro 'iJ1- ZZ be S1-ng-z-ng A nursery 1-S pT'Ov1-ded 1-n the Is land Day Nursery for the Sunday IVEY HALL EXTRAORDINARY NIGHT 01 ~~LEIDSCOPE STOP, LOOK HUSH, HUSH ESCORT ALFIE School and 11 am SeT'v~ce - 9 15 to THEATER SEAMAN FOLL0WIIG DAY AND LAUGH CHARLOTTE WESl 12 20 Sunrk!:f School classes for all ages aT'e he ld at the George Se1- tz Schoo l at 9 30 am Adults aT'e present to TRADI;WINDS HUSH, HUSH ESCORT ALFIE NIGHT OF EXTRAORDINARY STOP, LOOK KALEIDOSCOPE aqs~st nC'i)comeT'S "n f~nd1-ng the1-r THEATER CHARtOTT£ WEST FOLLOWING DAY SEAMAN AND LAUGH cZassT'oom Sunday Sc~ool on R01- Namur tS at 9 am tn t1e Commurnty Butld1-ng The l.orsh1-p Serv1-Ges on Ro~ NamuT' MECK ISLAND FOR THOSE WHO TRYGON PLAINSMAN HELLO, DOWN MAN CALLED PROJECT PENDULUM LnZl be held at 7 pm 1-n the Com THEATER THINK YOUNG FACTOR THERE GANNON X mun1-ty Butld1-ng and W1-ll be led by Rev Elden M Buck "UNIVERSE" and "THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME," two NASA films will be HUSH, HUSH, SWEET CHARLOTTE AT Chapel Noles shown with "ESCORT WEST" and "STOP, Horror Drama I/O Min B&W Pic 01 ~lteWeek Bette Davis, Olivia de Haviland, Joseph ['OOK AND LAUGH" theqe fil",; ~I; 11 MORNING STAR CHOIR TO SING HERE Cotten TOMORROW be shown with both shows at the Ivey HalL, Yokwe Yuk and Ocean V1ew THE NIGHT OF THE FOLLOWING DAY A In a gloomy old Louisiana mansion Slng1ng at both the 8 10 and 11 am lives a recluse, Miss Charlotte, cared serV1ces here tomorrow wlll be the Drama 100 Min Color for by a loyal maid, and avoided by Mornlng Star Cholr of Ullga Protestant IVEY HALL MATINEE Marlon ~rando, R1chard Boone, Rlta the townspeople except for the doctor Church, Majuro, WhlCh lS ln Kwajaleln "THE LEGEND OF lOBO" far10us MorE-no Walt Disney film of the 11fe of a Marlon Brando g1ves one of his best She is still suspected of having murder Atoll to appear at the opemng se5- ed the married man with whome she had wolf cub with narrat10n by Rex performances as on~ of a gang of four 510n of the conference of the Jarln planned to elope nearly forty years Rar1k Dron (Unlted Church of Chrlst Allen Runnin~ Time 70 M1nutes Amer1can kIdnappers pull1ng a job in Parls "N1ght" beg1ns in a kind of earlier When a road building project 1n the Marshalls) on Ebeye is about to destroy her horre she sends CHAPEL NOTES - contlnued reverse method, the k1dnapping of the The group lS compoEed of young for a cousin, her only living =elative, adults, lncludlng nUIses, teachers teenage daughter of a wealthy man from the days and eVenlngs durlllg the next Orly Alrport is staged 1n a slow, almosc to help save it Olivia de Haviland and Trust Terrltory fovernment two weeks and Joseph Cotten, cousin and doctor employees, ln the D1Etrlct Center sedate way, everything mov1ng as The Conference opens offlclally to methodlcally as the hands of a clock respectively, Agnes Moorehead as the Thelr advliilor and sponsor 15 Mrs morrow evenlng FollOWIng a brlef slovenly houskeeper, head up an ex Mary Lanwl, chOlr dlI ector lS Alm but in standard t1me Tensions, of worsh1p serVlLe, ~p~eches of velcome course, are under the surface and once cellent cast Mea (ReI 1962) It lS a great prlV11ege and plea w111 be made by heads of varlOUS de the kidnappers -- three men and a sure to welcome thlS flne slnglng :partments of tke Ebeye Protestant women -- get the1r vlctim to the isol iChurch, 1ncludlng Aronean Mawl10n of ated beach house where they plan to hold STOP, LOOK AND LAUGH ATC group to our Chapel Comedy 115 Min B&W The Cholr wlll return to Majuro rthe Church Board, Sato Lomale of her; the suppressed reactions erupt Young People's Chr1stlan Endeavor (ReI 1969) The Three Stooges, Paul Winchell Tuesday Paul Winchell, ventriloquist, and two FATHER STAEBELL AT WORKSHOP IN TRUK Jebwel Emos of the Adult Chrlstla~ Endevor, and Boklon MaYllon of the THE EXTRAORDINARY SEAMAN ATC of his dummy characters engage in Father Staebell of Ebeye 1S on Truk some horseplay to introduce bits and attendlng the Pastoral Workshop for Women's Fellowsh1P The delpgates COIredy 87 Min Color-WS pieces of some of the top comedy prlests, slsters and lay brothers who Wlll also be welcomed by Irolj Le Davld Niven, Faye Dunaway jolan Kabua, Jall1e Bo ... khelm 01 tne A good cast assembled for a very scenes of the mad cap Three Stooges work ln the Carol1ne and Marshalls (ReI 1960) The workshop began June 15 and wlll Ebeye Councll and W11l1am VandLng, 11ghtweight comedy A fantasy about run through the 22nd, w1th Father D1stad Rep , Ebe~e the ghost of a British commander who The Mornlng Star ChOIr of Jllga Pro is not perm1tted to go to his place in KALEIDOSCOPE AT Rlchard J Cronln, S J , of the Drama 110 Min Color Phll1pplnes, conductlng the seSSlons testant Church at the J1strlLt Center eternity until he performs an earthly Majuro, Wlll slng Rev Ju~ ~amEom,' job to satisfy his ancestors The Warren Beatty, Susannah York Dlrector 1S Father KEnneth Hezel An ingenious and daring young Warren A workshop for Cathollc elementary pastor of Ebeye Protestant Churrh and biggest and best laughs will stem cha1rman of the board of d1rectors from clever insert10ns of actual news Beatty has perfected a method of mark dlrectorsl and prlnclpals was held on ing cards before the sealed decks arrive Truk June 12-14 of the Jar1n Rar1k Dron, wlll ex reel footage of "the boys coming home pla1n the conference SChedule, and from the war" These films, and some in Europe's gambling spots Making a SUNDAY CHILD CARE grand tour of the famous casinos he is Remember that the lsland Nursery election of conference offlce!s wlll new footage, are black and white, con be held trast1ng with the fine ~olor photo on his way to wealth when he meets lS open from 9 am to 12 20 pm every Susannah York whom he finds irresistable Sunday mornlng to care for pre Delegates wlll be attend1ng the graphy regular Sunday worshlp serVlce tomor (ReI 1969) Impressed, 1he draws him to the attention school chlldren wlthout charge of her father, a Scotland Yard Inspector row morning, when Dr Harold HanlL~, ALFIE A whlle thelr parents attend 9 15 am who uses a complete record of Beatty's Fleld Supt of the ~cronesla M1S Drama 121 Min Color-WS Mass, 10 30 am Protestant Sunday activities to blackmail him into doing s10n, UCBWM, wlll preaLh Rev Michael Caine, Shelley Winters School or the 11 am Protestant wor a job to help the police Samson w111 welcome delegates, qeveral Alfie's weakness is women, but in ShlP servlce (ReI 1966) JARIN RARIK DRON CONFERNCE OPENS m1nlsters present for the conferen~e his brief affairs with them he firmly TOMORROW ON EBEYE w111 partlc1pate ln the serVlce establ1shes his freedom to come and go ESCORT WEST ATC Reglstratlon for the 1969 Blennlal On Tuesday, June 24, women dele a~ he pleases Not vicious, just want Western 110 Min Color-loTS Conference of the Jar1n Rarlk Dron gates and mlnlsters' wlves, WIth il1b c.ontinuous fun and games, the self Victor Mature, Elaine Stewart (Unlted Church of Chrlst ln the ~IS D1nah Samson, WIll be guests at centered young Cockney fears emotlonal An ex-Confederate captain and his Marshalls) lS belng held thlS even a recept10n on Kwajaleln glven by Hlvolvpment or assuming responsibility, motherless daughter riding West to make lng on Ebeye, wlth classes and bUS1- the Protestant Women's Chapel Fellow ~pd ultimately he is a loser, with no a new home, fall in with a U S Army ShlP anrh0r, no meaningful relationship, no ~ayroll escort and two young women ness seSSlons gettlng underway Mon VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL STARTS MONDAY day mornlng Varlou~ groups of the peace ~f mird Mirhael Caine is br1l- travellers Plrnty of routine Western Vacatlon Blble school class~s for action conference wlll be meetlng throughout \contlnued on P 8) hant 1.3 Alfie (~" 1 1966) ------l'age 6
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"A MAN CALLED GANNON" "THE PLAINSMAN" RICHARDSON OCEAN VIEW Guy Stockwell & Don Murray . Tony Franc~osa & ~chael Sarraz~n "THE PLAINSMAN" "PROJECT X" Western Color Western Color-WS Guy Stockwell & Don Murray SClence Flctlon C010r ATC 7 30 & 12 30 A 7 30 Western Color Chrlstopher George & Greta Baldwln 4TC 7 30 ATC 7 30 & 12 30 YOKWE YUK MEeK ISLAND Yokwe Yuk Meck Island "THE PENDULUM" "RIO CONCHOS" George Peppard & Jean Seaberg Stuart Whltman & Rlchard Boone "PROJECT X" "THE PAD" Drama Color Western Color-WS Sc~ence F~ctlon Color Brlan Bedford & James Forentlno AT 7 & 9 AT 7 30 Chr~stopher George & Greta Baldw~n Comedy Color ATC 7 & 9 AT 7 30
PUBLISHED BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AT THE HELP WANTED The KwajaLein Sall Raclng ASsoclatlon FOR SALE CLASSIFIED DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER, Kentron Hawall, Ltd, has openings '0'111 hold an ~mportant meetlng on Frl KWAJALEIN MISSILE RANGE, MARSHALL IS Ir the followlng posltlons Secretary day, June 27 at 7 30 pm lfi the Commu LANDS CONTACT DAAG-43-67-C-000l 1 new Nlkon Vlvltar zoom lens, 85 - III the office of the Range OperatlOns 210 mm, 1 new 28 mm Nlkop lens, 1 lIke nlty Center The purpose will be for The HourGlass IS publlshed da~ly Manager Shorthand des ned but not new 1 4 50 mm Nlkon lens Call 82487 presentatlon of trophles, discusslons Monday through Saturday requ