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T~A~ Serve Negroes Smoking in Cuba Risky Business Hope t ---~--------------------------------- HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE 8-15-64 8-15 .. 64 3.8 AT 0831 2.2 AT 0237 3.9 AT 2127 HOURGLASS 2.0 AT 1449 -------------------------.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS FRIDAY 14 AUGUST 1964 RIOT PROVED EXPENSIVE I GOVERMCR :fAR~'S RICHESTER, NEW YORK (UPI)--CITY orrlc­ SMOKING IN CUBA IAlS ESTIMATED THAT THE RACIAL RIOTS RifT I MG ~!EGRC'ES WHICH BROKE OUT HERE JULY 24 CAUSED DAM­ CANE fiELDS IS I OF PROSECUTICN AGE AND lOOTING WHICH TOTALED $686,289 RISKY BUSINESS PATERSON, N. J. (UPI) .. -ANGRY NEGROES POLICE CHIEF WilliAM LOMBARD SAID DAM­ MIAMI, rlA. (UPI)--SMOKING WHilE IWHO BATTLED HUNDREDS or HELMETED POLICE AGE TO 200 BUSINESSES TOTALED $103,820 WORKING IN CUBA'S SABOTAGE-PRONE SUGAR I IN TWO NORTHERN NEW JERSEY CITIES DURING WHilE MORE THAN $582,000 Or MERCHANDISE fiELDS CAN BE A RISKY BUSINESS, RErU­ ITHE NIGHT WERE WARNED BY Gov. RICHARD ~ WAS STOLEN. GEES WHO flED THE ISLAND IN A 21-rOOT HUGHES TODAY THEY rACE rUll PROSECUTION BOAT REPORTED. UNDER STATE lAW. HOPE ESC·I"P·ED THEY SAID ONE WORKER RECENTLY WAS "VIOLENCE IN THE STREETS, HOWEVER MO­ SENTENCED TO IMMEDIATE rlRING SQUAD TIVATED, IS GOING TO BE SUPPRESSED," ROBBER WILL , EXECUT ION ON SUSP Ie, ON or BE I NG A SAB­ HUGHES SAID IN A NEWS CGNrERENCE AT THE OTEUR rOR SMOKING WHilE AT WORK IN A STATE CAPITOL IN TRENTON. LEAD TO LOOT CANE F'IElD. Il AT lEAST 30 NEGROES WERE ARRESTED IN LONDIN (UPI)--SCOTlAND YARD POLICE TO­ "HE DIDN'T EVEN HAVE TIME TO rlNISH IPATERSON AND 18 WERE ARRESTED IN ELIZ- DAY STAGED RAIDS IN HOTELS AND HOMES AR­ HIS CIGAR," SAID A TRUCK DRIVER, ONE ABETH lAST NIGHT AND EARLY TODAY IN THE OUND BRITAIN IN THE SEARCH FOR THE TOUGH Or THE NEWLY ARRIVED RErUGEES. "WITH- WORST RACIAL RIOTING YET TO HIT NEW JER­ TALKING BOOKIE WHO HELPED lEAD THE GREAT IN HOURS Or HIS ARREST HE WAS TRIED, SEY. PO~ICE WERE BOMBARDED BY BOTTLES, TRAIN ROBBERY AND MADE GOOD HIS BOAST fOUND GUILTY AND SHOT." BRICKS, ROCKS AND MOLOTOV COCKTAilS. THAT NO PRISON COULD HOLD HIM. THERE WERE 12 MEN, rOUR WOMEN AND SEVERAL MINOR INJURIES WERE REPORTED A­ CHARLES WllSIN, 32, A "HARD TYPE" CON­ SIX CHilDREN INCLUDING AN 8-MONTH-OlD MONG NEWSMEN, POLICE, RIOTERS AND HAP­ VICT WHO GOT 30 YEARS PRISON SENTENCE INF'ANT IN THE GROUP, WHICH DRlrTED lESS BYSTANDERS rOR HIS PART IN THE 2.6 MilliON POUND HELPLESSLY rOR fOUR DAYS BEfORE F'lOAT­ ($7.3 MilliON) TRAIN AMBUSH, MADE A SEN­ ING ONTO A SMAll BAHAMAS ISLAND WHERE SATIONAL ESCAPE rROM BIRMINGHAM'S WINSON THE U.S. COAST GUARD RESCUED THEM. WILL CLOSE RATHER GREEN PRISON EARLY YESTERDAY MORNING. POLICE SAID THAT "CERTAIN INrORMATION T~A~ SERVE NEGROES HAS BEEN GIVEN TO US AND WE ARE fOllOW­ WEST BERLINERS ATLANTA, GA. (UPI)--SEGREGATIONIST ING IT UP." BUT RAIDS AT SEVERAL ADDRES­ LESTER MADDOX, ORDERED INTO FEDERAL SES IN LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM rAilED TO DISOBEY POLICE COURT TO EXPLAIN HIS DErlANCE or THE riND WilSON. BERLIN (UPI)--AN UNRULY CROWD, IG­ NEW CIVil RIGHTS lAW, RENEWED HIS VOW POLICE HOPED THAT, WHEN THEY riND WL­ NORING A CITY-ORDERED HOUR OF' SilENCE TODAY TO CLOSE HIS RESTAURANT RATHER SON, THEY MAY ALSO rl~D SOME or THE 2.3 ON THE TH I RD ANN I VERSARY Of THE BERLIN J THAN SERVE NEGROES. MIlliON POUNDS ($6 440,ooo)S$TLLl~MttJS8- WAll, ATTACKED A SOVIET MiliTARY SEDAN MADDOX WAS DIRECTED lATE YESTERDAY TO SING fROM THE TRAIN ROBBERY LOOT TONIGHT AND DEMONSTRATED AGAINST THE~ APPEAR AT A HEARING NEXT THURSDAY TG OWN POLICE. SHOW CAUSE WHY HE SHOULD NOT BE CITED ABOUT 1,000 PERSeNS GATHERED NEAR IroR CONTEMPT rOR RErUSING TO OBEY AN BELIEVE MCNEY IS I THE U.S. ARMY's CHECKPOINT CHARLIE IEARllER FEDERAL COURT INJUNCTION DIRECT­ DURING THE SilENT HOUR WHEN CITY Or­ liNG HIM TO ADMIT NEGROES TO HIS rRIED UNCGLLECTABLE NeW rlCIAlS HAD ASKED WEST BERLINERS TO !CHICKEN RESTAURANT. MADDOX'S ATTORNEY WASHINGTON (UPI)--GOVERNMENT AUDITORS STAY HOME AND CLEAR THE STREETS AS A ISAID TODAY HE HAD ADVISED THE rlAMBOYANT REPORTED TO CONGRESS TODAY THAT SEVERAL SIGN or MOURNING rOR THE WALL. SEGREGATIONIST "THAT HE SHOULD NOT VIO­ U.N. MEMBERS STILL OWE THE UNITED STATES MANY OTHER WEST BERLINERS ALSO RE­ lATE THE INJUNCTION" SOME $204 MilliON rOR SUPPLIES AND OTH~ SENTED THE CITY GOVERNMENT'S ATTEMPT THE ATTORNEY SAID MADDOX REPEATED HIS lOGISTICAL SUPPORT DURING THE KOREAN TO PARALYZE THE lirE or A CITY Of orTEN DECLARED INTENTION TO CLOSE RATHER WAR. 2.2 MilliON EVEN F'OR SUCH A DEEPLY THAN SERVE NEGROES. THE BIGGEST DEBTORS ARE TURKEY, $86 7 rELT ANNIVERSARY. MllllONj THE PHiliPPINES, $47.6 MllllO~ THAilAND $17 8 MilliON; GREECE, $17.4 VlET CC NG ReflTED MilliON, ETHIOPIA, $14.3 MllllONj COL­ SUFFER STORM DAMAGE SAIGON (UPI)--A raRCE Of 1,000 VIET­ OMBIA, $11.1 MilliON AND FRANCE ALMOST TARRAGON., SPAIN (UPI).·A VIOLENT NAMESE PARATROOPERS HUNTED COMMUNIST $9 Mil l I ON • , SUMMER THUNDERSTORM, THE WORST IN THE VIET CONG GUERRillAS IN THE JUNGLES 30 THE STATE DEPARTMENT SAID IT BELIEVED: AREA SINCE 1923, HIT THE S'ANISH EAST MilES NORTHWEST or SAIGON TODAY, rOllO~ MOST Or THE MONEY TO BE UNCOllECTABlE COAST lAST NIGHT AND lEFT HUNDREDS Or ING THE BIGGEST AERIAL TROIP MOVEMENT AT THIS TIME, DUE lARGELY TO THE fiNAN­ S'ANIARDS AND TOURISTS TEMPORARilY or THE CIVil WAR. CIAL SITUATION Or THE COUNTRIES INVOl~Q HOMELESS THRIUGH 'lOGDS. A rlEET ,r MORt X~AN 100 AMERICAN AND THREE PERSONS WERE REPORTED INJURED VIETNAMESE HELICOPTERS BOMBARDED A RE­ AND ABOUT 3,000 flREIGN TOURISTS SUr­ PORTED CINCENTRATION Of 2,000 COMMUNIST CCMPROMISE OFFERED fERED lOSSES F'ROM THE STORM, ACCORD­ REBELS NEAR Ap Bo CANG VILLAGE, AND THEN ANKARA (UPI)--TURKEY SAID TODAY Ef­ ING TO AN UNOrflCIAl ESTIMATE lANDED CRACK PARATROOP UNITS IN THE AR~. rORTS TO RESTORE PEACE IN CYPRUS ARE THE VIET CONG IMMEDIATELY WENT INTO "GAINING MOMENTUM" AND THAT TURKEY WAS I RETREAT AND ATTEMPTED TO BREAY CONTACT. "READY TO ACCEPT A NEW COMPROMISE" RE­ STORM HOPED FOR PLACING THE 1960 LONDON AND ZURICH AGR~ TOKYO (UPI)--THIRSTY TOKYO TODAY SENATOR EDWARD KENNEDY EMENTS ON THE ISlANDo ANXIOUSLY rOllOWED THE PROGRESS Of WILL NOT NEED SURGERY POSSIBLE COMPROMISE TERMS WERE NOT TYPHOON KATHY, AND HOPED THE STORM BOSTON (UPI)--OR. HE~BERT D. ADAMS, DISCLOSED, BUT STATEMENTS BY AN OrrlC~l WOULD SWING CLOSE ENGUGH TO EASE A SURGEON-IN-CHIEr or THE NEW ENGLAND BAP­ FOREIGN OFfiCE SPOKESMAN MADE IT CLEAR DISASTROUS SUMMER DROUGHT. TIST HOSPITAL, SAID TODAY THAT SEN. ED­ THAT TURKEY HOPED rOR AN AGREEMENT WITH A HOT SUN BAKED THE WATER-SHORT WA~D KENNEDY WOULD NOT HAVE TO UNDERGO GREECE THAT COULD BE IMPOSED ON CYPRUS CITY F'OR THE 22ND CeNSECUTIVE DAY TO­ SURGE~Y BECAUSE "VERY SATISFACTORY N0R­ PRESIDENT ARCHBISHOP MAKAR IDS DAY THE HEAT WAVE HAS BROKEN [VERY MAL HEALING IS TAKING PLACE." POSTWAR RECORD. TYPHOON KATHY, WITH CENTER WINDS OFfiCIAL BULLETIN NOTHING TO DISCUSS ESTIMATED AT 86 MilES AN HOUR, WAS DUTY OFFICER FOR KWAJALEIN TEST SITE UNITED NATIONS (UPI)--THE SECURITY lOCATED 542 MilES NORTHEAST OF' Iwo DA TE g NAME: HOME PHONE: COUNCil PLANS NO rURTHER MEETINGS ON JIMA ISLAND AT 9 A.M. TODAY. 14AUG64 CAPTAIN A.A. CHANEY 2333 LAST WEEK'S CRISIS IN THE GULF Or TON­ ~15AUG64 LT. COL. W. W. C.WM 604 KIN UNLESS ONE or ITS MEMBERS SPEClrIC­ CALLS Ofr HOLY WAR ~IOAUG64 CAPTA IN L.O. C0X 2334 AllY ASKS rOR THEM, IT WAS lEARNED TO­ LUSAKA, NORTHERN RHODESIA (UPI)-­ 17AUG64 1ST/LT. K.F. HAWKINS 766 DAY. A SPOKESMAN rOR COUNCil PRESIDENT ALICE LENSHINA HAS CAllED Off HER IBAUG64 MAJOR C.F. MEANS 2291 SIVERT A. NIELSON or NORWAY SAID NO ~­ "HOLY WARn -- A JUNGLE BLOODBATH THAT 19AUG64 CAPTAIN L.O. COX 2334 THER MEETINGS WERE PLANNED. NORTH VIET I KILLED NEARLY 500 PERSINS. MRS. LEN­ *INDICATES WEEKENDS AND/OR HOLIDAYS NAM'S R~rUSAl TO ACCEPT AN INVITATION SHINA, A DUMPY, 45-YEAR-OLD HOUSEWIfE DUTY OrrlCER IS THE KWAJAlEIN TEST SITE TO COME HERE MEANT THE COUNCil HAD NO­ WHO STIRRED HER LUMPA RELIGIOUS SECT COMMANDING OFfiCER'S REPRESENTATIVE THING rURTHER TO DISCUSS THE SPOKESMAN INTO MURDEROUS rRENZY, SURRENDERED DURING OTHER THAN NORMAL DUTY HOURS. SAID. TO THE GOVERNMENT YESTERDAY. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS FRIDAY 14 AUGUST 1964 PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE THOUSANDS MADE HOMELESS PRO-PEKING COMMUNIST P~RTIES COMMANDING OFFICER, ~AJALEIN TEST SITE, SEOUL (UPI)--THE NUMBER OF CASUALTIE~ WILL BOYCOT MOSCOW-CALLED RALLY MARSHALL ISLANDS, CONTRACT DA-01-021- CAUSED BY HEAVY RAINS ROSE TO 39 TODAY LONDON (UPI)--COMMUNST CHINA AND AT AMC-90004 (Y) (NI23-(61756) 35133A PMR) WITH REPORTS OF 26 MORE DEATHS FROM LEAST FIVE OTHER PRO-PEKING PARTIES WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATES. LANDSLIDES AND FLOODING RIVERS THROUGH­ INTEND TO BOYCOT THE MOSCOW-CALLED THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY OUT CENTRAL KOREA RALLY OF COMMUNIST PARTIES ON THE MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE FOR THE RAINS, WHICH HAVE BEEN FALLING SINO-SOVIET CONFLICT, AUTHORITATIVE NOTICES IS 4 P M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATIO~ SINCE LAST SATURDAY, HAVE DRIVEN DIPLOMATIC SOURCES REPORT. AND DEADLINE FOR NEwS ITEMS IS 10 A.M. 21,414 PERSONS FROM THEIR HOMES, THE MOREOVER, SEVERAL MORE PARTIES MAY DAY OF PUBLICATION. KOREAN MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS SAID DECIDE TO STAY AWAY FROM THE DECEMBER THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO TODAY CONFERENCE WHICH COULD COMPLETE THE EDIT COpy RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION. MOSCOW-PEKING SPLIT. POLAND HAS NEW PRESIDENT AMONG THEM, ROMANIA WAS REPORTED EDITOR H.
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