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VOL 7 00. 3167 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS MONDAV, NOVEMBER 28, 1966

UNITED NATIONS (UPI)--THE U.S. CHARGED TO- I DAY THAT THE SOVIET UNION HAS BEEN TRYING ,OR NEW INfANTRY ANTI-MORTAR WEAPON 20 YEARS TO ACHIEVE THE ELIMINATION OF FOREIG~ MILITARY BASES TO WEAKEN FREE WORLD SECURITY. BREAKS UP TWO MAJOR RED ATTACKS AMBASSADOR WILLIAM C. FOSTER, DIRECTOR OF SAIGON (UPI)--TROOPS OF THE U.S. 4TH INFANTRY DIVISION USED A DEADLY NEW ANTI-MORTAR THE U.S. ARMS CONTROL AND DISARMAMENT AGENCY, WEAPON TODAY TO ZERO IN ARTILLERY SHELLS BY DAY AND NIGHT ON VIET CONG MORTAR POSITIONS DENOUNCED IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLylS MAIN PQ~ AND BREAK UP TWO COMMUNIST ATTACKS ON A BATTALION COMMAND POST. LITICAL COMMITTEE A SOVIET RESOLUTION "INVIT­ THE COMMUNISTS LAUNCH EO THE MORTAR AND SMALL ARMS ATTACKS TODAY ANO TONIGHT AGAINST THE ING" COUNTRIES WITH MILITARY BASES IN "ASIA, TROOpS OF THE 1ST BATTAL.ION, 12TH INFANTRY REGIMENT, 15 MILES wEST OF PLEI DJERENG, A AFRICA AND LATIN AMERICA IMMEDIATELY TO ELIM CENTRAL HIGHLANDS OUTPOST 225 MILES NORTH OF SAIGON INATE THESE BASES AND NEVER TO ESTABLISH ANY FIFTEEN Of THE INFANTRYMEN NEWLY ARRIVED AT THE BASE HAO JUST BEEN BRIEFED ON HOW SUCH OTHE~S." ATTACKS ARE HANDLEO WHEN THE COMMUNISTS ATTACKED TOOAY. A COUNTER-MORTAR RADAR DEVICE ~------WAS QUICKLY PUT INTO PLAY. IT ZEROES IN ON HOLIDAY DRIVERS SET NEW MARK~ ENEMY MORTAR SHELLS, COMpUTES THEIR TRAJECT­ ORY ANO PINPOINTS THE POSITIONS ~ROM WHICH TAKING 749 LIVES IN 102 HOuRS THE SHELLS ARE BEING FIRED. WITHIN MINUTES, (UPI)--TRAfFIC ACCIDENTS CLAIMED 149 LIVES, A RECORD TOLL fOR THANKSGIVING, DURING THE U.S. PLANES ANO ARTILLERY BEGAN A DEADLY 102-HOUR HOLIDAY WEEKEND. ACCURATE COUNTER-FIRE. A FINAL UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL TABULATION TODAY SHOWED THE TOLL TO BE 130 ABOVE THE THE BARRAGE TONIGHT WAS AGAINST A FORWARD pREVIOUS RECORD HIGH OF 619 SET ONLY L.AST YEAR. COMMAND POST. AGAIN, ARTIL.LERY AND TANK THE NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL SAID THE~CORD TOLL BETWEEN 6 PM WEDNESDAV AND MIDNIGHT LAST FIRE BROKE UP THE Reo ATTACK. NIGHT WAS"pART OF THE PICTURE OF WORSENING TRAFFIC DEATHS BUILOING UP FOR THE LAST FOUR OR THE INFANTRYMEN WERE WATCHING A MovrE WHEN FIVE YEARS." "IT wILL GET WORSE BEFORE IT GETS BETTER," A COUNCIL SPOKESMAN PREDICTED. THE BARRAGE BEGAN. "FRIENDS, THAT'S INCOM .. A RASH OF MUTIPLE-DEATH ACCIDENTS BOOSTED THE TOTAL ABOVE THE NORMAL TOLL FOR A WEEKEND lNG," SHOUTED SGT. MAJOR KEN TRACEY OF BROOK AT THIS TIME OF YEAR. THE SAFETY COUNCIL HAD LYN, N.Y. "You BeTTER GET TO YOUR BUNKER~.' SAID THAT 738 PERSONS COULD BE EXPECTED TO GOP TO SEEK SS HIKES THEY GOT. DIE IN TRAfFIC IN A NON-HOLIDAY WEEKEND OF THE COMMUNIST ATTACKS CAME OESPITE AN EAR­ SIMlLAR LENGTH IN LATE NOVEMBER. TIED TO LIVING COSTS LY MORNING SATURATION BOMBING BY 6-52 STRATO IT MADE NO PRE-HOLIDAY ESTIMATE Of THE WASHINGTON (UPI)--HOUSE REPUBLICANS AN- FORTS IN THE SAME REGION NEAR THE CAMBODIAN THANKSGIVING TOLL BECAUSE IT HAS CONSIDEREO NOUNCED TODAY THEY WOULD SEEK APPROVAL NEXT BORDER. THE B-52s ALSO STRUCK SUSPECTED COM THE HOLIDAY A STAY-AT-HOME TYPE WITH LITTLE YEAR OF AUTOMATIC INCREASES IN SOCIAL SECUR- MUNIST POSITIONS FURTHER SOUTH DURING THE INCREASE IN TRAFFIC. lTV BENEFITS TIED TO BOOSTS IN T~E COST OF DAY. IN ADOITION TO THE 749 TRAFFIC FATALITIES, L.IVING. (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) UPI COUNTED 36 DEATHS IN FIRES, 17 IN PLANE UNDER THE FORMULA DETAILED BY REP. MELVIN CRASHES, AND 104 IN MISCELLANEOUS ACCIDENTS LAIRD, (REP.-Wlse')1 EACH QUARTER IN WHICH JOHNSON IS UNDECIDED FOR AN OVERALL TOTAL OF906. THE CONSUMER PRICE INDEX ROSE BY AN ANNUAL CALIFORNIA POSTED THE HIGHEST TRAF,IC DEATH RATE OF THREE PERCENT OR MORE SOCIAL SECUR­ ON TAXES, WAR TRUCE COUNT WITH 60 FATALITIES. TEXAS COUNTED 41. ITY PAYMENTS IN THE FOLLOWING QUARTER WOULD AUSTIN (UPI}--PRESIDENT JOHNSON EX PEtTED ILLINOIS AND NEW YORK EACH REPORTED 38, IN­ BE RAISED 8Y THE SAME AMOUNT. TODAY A DECISION WITHIN A "n;", DAYS" ON A DIANA HAD 37 AND MICHIGAN 34. SO fAR THIS YEAR, THE COST OF LIVING HAS CHRISTMAS ANO NEW YEAR'S TRUCE IN THE VIET ONLY ALASKA, HAWAI I AND VERMONT AMONG THE INCREASED AT AN ANNUAL RATE OF 3.5 PERCENT, NAM WAR. HE ALSO TOOK STEPS TO EASE COLD STATES ESCAPED HOLIDAY HIGHWAY DEATHS. AND THE ADMINISTRATION ~XP[CTS THE AVERAGE WAR TEPlSIONS IN EUROPE. FOR THE FULL YEAR WILL BE 3.7 PERCENT. THE TEXAS WHITE HOUSE ANNOUNCED THAT TALKS SMITH OFFER REPORTED LAIRD, CHAIRMAN OF THE HOUSE REPUBLICAN BETWEEN U.S. AND SOUTH V I (T NAM FORCES IN CONFERENCE, SAID IN A STATEMENT THAT THE SIAGON ARE CONTINUING. GOVERNMENT SOURCES IN RHODESIAN CRISIS PLAN NOT ONLY WOULD HELP BRING PENSION PAY­ SA I 0 THEY SHOULD BE COIotPLETEO "w ITH I N A FEW LONDON (UPI)--RHODIESIA HAS MADE A FIRM OF- MENTS IN LINE WITH HIGHER PRICES, BUT WOULD DAYS." FER ON A GUARANTEE FOR PROGRESS TOWARD MAJOR­ TAKE SOCIAL SeCURITY OUT OF POLITICS. (IN SAIGON, AMERICAN SOURCES SAID U.S. ITY BL.ACK AFRICAN RULE IN THE BREAKAWAY COL- HE NOTED THAT PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S PROPOSAL LEADERS HAVE AGREED TO THE TRUCE. THE SOURC~ ONY, WELL INFORMED SOURCES REPORTED TONIGHT. FOR AN AVERAGE TEN PERCENT INCREASE IN SO­ ES SAID A FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT WILL FOLLOW THEY SAID BRITAIN HAD DROPPEO ITS WEDNESDAY CIAL SECURITY BENEFITS WAS MADE JUST BEFORE WHEN IT IS DECIDED EXACTLY HOW LONG THE DEADLINE FOR TAKING THE MATTER TO THE UNITED THE Nov. 8 ELECTIONS. PAUSE WILL BE.) NATIONS. LAIRD CALLED FOR A BENEFITS INCREASE Of THE WHITE HOUSE WAS ASKED ABOUT THE SAIGON SQUaCES SAID THE NEW PROPOSALS WERE MADE EIGHT PERCENT, THE MAXIMUM THAT COULD BE REPORT ACTING PRESS SECRETARY GEORGE CHRIS IN SALISBURY DURING THE WEEKEND IN A MEETING ENACTED WITHOUT RAISING SOCIAL SECURITY PAY­ TIAN SAID "CONSUlTATIONS BETWEEN OUR GOVERN­ BETWEEN COMMONWEALTH RELATIONS SECRETARY HER­ ROLL TAXES OR THE LEVEL OF ANNUAL INCOME MENT AND THE GOVERNMENT Of SOUTH VIET NAM BERT BOWOEN AND RHODESIAN PREMIER IAN SMITH. SUBJECT TO SUCH TAXES. HAVE NOT BEEN COMPLETED" SOURCES SAID THAT BOWDEN RETUR~ED TO LONDON TODAY AND CONFERRED THERE IS LITTLE OOUBT THAT CONGRESS WILL PREMIER Ky HAD JUST RETURNED FROM THE fiELD lMMEOIATELY WITH PRIME MINISTER HAROLO WIL- APPROVE A BENEFITS INCREASE QUICKLY AFTER IT TO SAIGON AND THAT TALKS HAVE BEEN ON A LOW­ SON CONVENES JAN, 10. R(PUBL I CANS, WHO CUT HEAV­ ER LEVElTHAN THAT IN WHICH DECISIONS CAN BE 'WIL.SON MET INTO THE EVENING'MONDAY WITH IL.Y INTO THE DEMOCRATIC ~AJORITY IN THE MAOE." THESE SOURCES SAID THE TRUCE MATTER TOP-RANKING MINISTERS OF THE CABINETIS RHOD­ HOUSE, COULO HAVE MUCH TO SAY ON WHAT ~ORM WILL "BE CONSIOERED COLLE:CTIVELY." ESIA COMMITTEE. HE ANNOUNCED THAT HE WOULO IT WIL.L TAKE. As JOHNSON WORKED fROM HIS RANCH OFFICE NOT COMMENT ON THE RHODESIAN SITUATION. (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) 65 MILES AWAY, CHRISTIAN ANNOUNCED THAT THE THe SOURCES SAID SMITH1S OFFER WAS A MOVE UNITED STATES HAD AGREED TO I~PROVE DIPlO- IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION TOWARD SETTLING OF JORDAN TENSELY I ET MATIC RELATIONS WITri IRON CURTAIN COUNTRtES THE INDEPENDENCE ISSUE, BUT DETAILS OF THE FOLLOW ING COUP T RfAT BULGARIA AND HUNGARY. NEW PROPOSAL.S WERE NOT REVEALED. RHODESIA ~ CHRISTIAN SAID AN AGREEMENT HAD BlEN WORKED ISSUED A UNILAT[RAL DECLARATION OF INDEPEN- AMMAN, JORoAN (UPI)--LOYAL ARAB L(GION- OUT WITH BOTH CO"~UNIST BLOC NATIONS TO EX- D[NC[ FROM BRITAIN ON Nov. II, 1965, AND HAS NAIRES BACK EO BY TANKS TODAY MAINTAINED AN CHANGE AMBASSADORS AND ESTABLISH EMBASSIES. WEATHERED MASSIVE ECONOMIC SANCTIONS IMPOSED UNEASY ~ALM IN RIOT-TORN WEST JORDAN AS THE (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) BY THE CROWN. JORDANIAN GOVERNMENT DENOUNCED "ARMCHAIR GERMANS rA1UOUSLY I Rli TE WILSON HAD S£T A Nov. 30 OEADLINE FOR SMITH STRATEGISTS" IN OTHER ARAB NATIONS WHO AC- ~, ~ TO COME TO TERMS OR HAVE THE MATTER TAKEN CUSED KING HUSSEIN OF BEING TOO SOFT TOWARD BONN (UPI)--CHANCELLOR-9ESIGNATE KURT BEFORE THE U.N. SECURITY CoUNCIL WHERE BRITAI~ ISRAEl. GEORG KIESINGER WON THE APPROVAL. OF HIS PLANNEO TO SEEK U.N. ECONOMIC SANCTIONS AS ALL WAS ~EPORTED QUIET ON THE WEST BANK CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC UNtON TODAY, TO FORM A WELL. OF THE JORDAN RIVER. FORMERLY PART OF PAL- COALITION GOVERNMENT WITH THE SOCIAL. DEMO- THE COMMONWEALTH OfFICE MEANWHILE ANNOUNCED ESTINE, WHERE AT LEAST FIVE pERSONS WERE CRATIC PARTY, ITS RIVAL SINCE THE WEST GER- TONIGHT THAT SIR SAVILLE GARNER, PERMANENT KILLED AND MANY MORE WOUNDED IN ANTI-GOVERN- MAN STATE WAS rORMEo IN 1949. UNDERSECRETARY AND HEAD OF THE BRITISH DIPLO- MENT RIOTING LAST WEEK. MOBS DEMANDING THE WEST BERLIN MAYOR WILLY BRANDT, NATIONAL MATIC SERVICE; WOULD LEAVE ,OR WASHINGTON TO- OVERTHROW Of HUSSEIN HAD RAMPAGED THROUGH CHAIRMAN OF THE SOCIAL DEMOCRATS, CONTINUED MORROW. THE CITIES UNTIL DISPERSED BY POLICE AND TO RECEIVE SERIOUS OPPOSITION TO THE DEAL A SPOKESMAN SAID GARNER WOULD MEET FOR TWO TROOPS. WITHIN HIS OWN RANKS. HE SAID, HOWEVER, HE DAYS WITH ADMINISTRATION OffiCIALS ON THE IN- THE ARMORED-SACKED ARAB LEGIONNAIRES WHO WAS CONti DENT THE PARTNERSHIP WOULD BE AP- DEPENDENCE I~E. GARNE~ ALSO WILL TRAVEL TO HELPED QUELL THE BLOODY UNREST STILL WERE PROVED. OTlAWA FOR MEETINGS wiTH CANADIAN LEADERS, IT REPORTED MUCH IN EVIDENCE AT STRATEGIC SEVERAL HUNORED YOUNG OEMONSTRATORS tONIGHl WAS ANNOUNCED. POINT~, REAOY TO MOVE IN QUICKLY IF NEW VlO- STACED A PROTEST MARCH IN WEST BERLIN, URGINC WHITEHALL INFORMANTS SAID TONIGHT WIL.SON LENCE ERUPTED. BRANDT TO CANCEL THE AGREEM(NT. MOTORCYCLE AND HIS M1NI5T~R5 NO~ MUST OECIDE WH~TH(R THE PREMIER WAsrl TEL. BL~MED THE OISORDERS, POLICE CHASED T~EM ~W~~ W~EN TkEY BEG~N LATEST RHODESIAN PROPOSAL WAS MERELY A OELAY- ~HICH FOLLOWEO ISRAEL'S MASSIVE ARMOR-AND- BL.OCKING INTE~SECTIONS. ING TACTIC TO UPSET WILSON1S TIMETABLE fOR PLANE RAID ON THREE JORDANIAN VILLAGES IN WITH 245 SEATS IN THE BUNDESTAG, LOWER ACTION IN THE UNITED NATIONS. BRITAIN MUST ~HE HEBRON AREA ON Nov. 13, ON ARAB ELEMENTS HOUSE OF THE FEDERAL PARLIAMENT, THE CHRIS- FILE NOTlcr Of ITS INTENTION IN EARLY DECEM6EF~UTSJOC THE COUNTRY. TIAN DEMOCRATS WOULD BE SENIOR MEMSER OF THE NEW ALL lANCE. ------~--

2 HOURGLASS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1966

CITIES MUST COME TO GRIPS WIDE ~PACE TRAVEL ~EEN FOURTH ARAN~ON ~UINT D!S~ WITH SMOG, EXPERT WARNb PASAOENA (LJPI)--A SCIENTIST AT CALTECH'S BUT HOPE~ GOOD FOR LA~r WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE SMOG TH'AT ENGULrEO JET P~OPULSION LABORATORY SAYS "GRAND TOUR" PITTSBURGH (UPI)--A rOURTH ARANSON aU'­ I TIll NEW YORK AREA LAST WEEK Io4AY BE JUST A SPACE TRAVEL MAY BE POSSIBLE IN THE 1970's PLET DIED TODAY BUT DOCTORS WERE "VERY I n ISAMPtE or .... H... T IS TO COME UNLESS MORE IS SY Io4EAN$ OF 61LLIARD SYSTEM OF RICOCHETING HOPErUL THE SOLE SURVIVOR AMONG THE rev IO'lNE TO PREVENT AIR POLLUTION, A GOVERNMENT VEKICLES VIA GRAV\T.t.T\ONAL ORAG fROM ONE TINY GIRLS WOULD LIVE -- EVEN T~OUGH SHE I ExPERT SA ID TODAY >LANET TO ANOTHER WEIGHED LESS THAN TWO POUNDS VERNON McKENZIE, HEAD OF THE U 5 PUBLIC DR HOMER J Sn:WART, MANAGER OF JPL's tlo- "WE ARE VERY HOPEFUL FOR RON I SUE HER HEALTH SERViCe's DIVISION OF AIR POLUTION, VA~CED STUDIES OFfICE, S"'ID AN EIGHT~YEAR, CH ... NCES ARE REASONABLY GOOD SHE IS K1C. 'N TOLD UPI THAT THE NE'

I PREVENT IT " MANNEO SPACECRAFT WOULD SE REOIRECTEO AT MONTHS PREM'TUREL.Y AT MAGEE WOMEN'S H~~~ ~L A SMOG "ALERT" WA!!; ORDERED LAST WEEK IN THE EACH PLANET'RY APPROACH WHEN THE GRAVITATION EARLY SATURDAY TO MRS PATTI AR"NSON. ~2, I I NEW YOR~ METROPOLITAN AREA, INCLUDING PARTS AL rORCES [NABl.E THE CRAFT TO P~CK UP ADDED rORMER KINOERGARTEN TEACHER, AND HER HU'SF-AND; I lOr New JERSEY AND CONNECTICUT, AFTER THE ENERGY A5 I T CHANGED COURSE MI CHAEL, A F IRST~YEAR STUOE:!\IT AT DLJQ"rsPl.l.. I eLANKET or POLLUTED AIR WAS TRAPPED BY A "IT WOULD PICK UP ExTRA ENERGY FOR NOTH- LAW SCHOOL I QUIRK or ATMOSPHERIC MOVEMENTS ING," DR STEWART SAID IN AN 'RTICLE DE"L- RONI SUE HAD BEEN THE bTRONGEST Of • E ! THE WEATHER PATTERN BROKE UP SATURD .. Y; 015- ING WITH SOLAR SYSTEM EXPLORATION IN TH'E QUINTUPLETS rROM THE START, DOCTORS ~Al~ I ~IP"TING THE SMOG LAYER AND PER~ITTING THE DECEMBER ISSUE OF" ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAU- SHE WAS THE FIRST BORN, THE SECO"~ ~F"~VI(ST I ltERT TO BE CANCELLED. TICS JOURNAL • T ONE-POIJNO, I! OUNCES .1>10 .t. BOUT I 1 "ICHE5

I !-lcKENZIE SAID THAT "THE MAJOR PR08LEM H"5 ~Two PROPULSION DEVELOP~ENTS, NOW EMERGING LONG I BELN TO GET A COORDINATED OVERALL "PPROACH ~ROM ENGINEERING RESEARCH, ~AY WELL OPEN MRS ARANSON, SMALL, ATTRACTIVE, DARK-HAI~ I I AND EFrORT TO CONTROL POLLUTION IN A WHOLE JUPITER AND T~E OUTER PLANETS, MEl CURY, RE- [0 AND DARK-EYED, ~AS INFORMED IM~EDj'TELY : METROPOLITAN AREA n GlaNS OUTSIDE THE SOLAR SYSTEM "'NO EVEN THE WHEN EACH' INFANT DIED SHE WAS ASLEEP WHEN I 'LOCAL EFFORTS IN NEW YORK CITY HAVE BEEN SUN ITSELr TO CLOSE-UP INSPECTION DURING THE rlRST GIRL DIED YES~ERDAY, AND WAS TOLD i VALUASLE, BUT WON'T SOLVE THE ENTIRE PROBLEM THE DECADE OF THE 1970's," HE SAID ON AW"KENING UNlESS IT'S DONE ON A WIDER GEOGRAPHICAL STE .... ART SAID THE DEVELOPMENTS ARE THE USE "SHE IS TAKI~G IT VERY WELL,' BASS SAID AI'lE.t.," !CHICAGO (UPI)--OVERRIDING DEfENSE OBJEC­ PRISQlN. ....HO CONDEMNED LOOTiNG O. STORES IN THE COM­ TIONS, A JUDGE TODAY ORDERED SELECTION OF A MUNITY. "WHERE ARE THEY WHEN WHITE GROCERY JURY TO DETERMINE WHETHER lANKY SOMETIME­ KEEP KWAJALE I N CLEM~ER' CLERKS LOOT us OAILY?~ HE "'SKEO SEAHAN RICHARD SPECK IS MENTALLY COMPETENT TO STAND TRIAL ON CHARGES OF MUROERING EIGHT ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~iiiiiiii"iiii~iiiiii"""""""""""""""""""~: •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••: YOUNG NURSES~ : NEW : CR 1M IN"'L COURT JUDGE HERBERT l hSCHEN • WHAT'S NEW IN H ~£,....,. : RULED THAT HE '

TIME FOR FUN •••. ARRIVED AT THE SCOUT CAMPING AREA ON ROI-NAMUR, THE EXPLORERS FIRST ARRANGED THEIR SLEEPING ACCOMMODATIONS IN THE QUONSET HUTS FOR THE NIGHT BEFORE TAKING TIME OUT TO TUNE UP FOR BIT Of RHYTHM. FROM LEfT, ROB HUNfINGTON, GEORGE GVNTHER, TOM ZE XPLORER SCOUT TROOP #135 .••• AS THEY DEPART FROM BAL AND PHIL HOOD GET READY TO R~LAX IN THE SHAPE or THEIR NEW W~EK-END OF CAMPING ON RQI-NAMUR .p

FOUR BELL LABS NIKE-X HOURGLA~~ AO~ GET RE~ULT~ PER~ONNEL ARRIVE 00 YOU SOMETIMES WONDER WHAT TO 00 WITH IF THERE IS SOMETHING YOU WANT, JUST AD­ J G. MATTHEWS, W.J. GEIGER, a.£. HAOLEY, A PACKAGE or rROZEN VEGETABLES TO MAKE IT VERTISE YOUR NEED IN THE HOURGLASS, You MAY AND MADDOX FRO~ BELL TELEPHONE LABORA­ H O. A liTTLE MORE APPETIZING? It YOU'RE THE 8[ SURPRISED AT THE RESULTS -- EVEN AS BETTY TORtES, WHIPPANY, N.J., ARE SCHEOULED TO TYPE THAT Gors FOR THE MEAT AND POTATOES JO!WAN WAS. ARRI~E ON TODAY'S NORTHWEST FLIGHT BIT YOU'VE NO DOUBT ENCOUNTER£D THIS PRO­ BETTY PLACED AN AD IN THE HOURGLASS ABOUT MR. MATTHEWS IS CURRENTLY HEAD or THE BLEM. ON GOOD AUTHORITY YOU KNOW EVERYONE THE MIDDLE OF OCTOBER REQuESTINr SOME SHifT NIKE-X PROJECT COORDINATION DEPARTMENT. MR. sHOULD HAVE HIS SHARE or THE GREENS -- PATTERNS THIS MORNING THE HOURGLASS RE­ HADLEY AND MR. MADDOX ARE BOTH SUPERVISORS I SUT -- A STRINGED eEAN IS A STRINGED BEAN CEIVED A P~CK~G[ ,RuM ELllA6ET~ R\GA~TE Ot REPORTING TO MR. MATTHEWS. MR. HADLEY HAS IS A STRINGED 8EAN, AND THAT'S ABOUT ALL ORLANDO, FLORIDA ENCLOSED IN THE PACKAGE CHARGE OF THE PROJECT BUILDING AND SITE THAT CAN BE SAID ABOuT IT. Do NOT BE HEAVY­ WERE THRE~ SHIFT PATTERNS AND A LETTER AS CRITERIA GROUP. MR. MADOOX IS RESPONSIBLE HEARTED, HOWEVER. THERE IS A SOLUTION, EVEN F(JLLOWS. FOR THE PROGRAM COORDI~ATION GROUP. THOUGH IT MAY BE ON THE CALORIC SIDE. Ie. "UPOI. WI HU5!MNO' S RET'.'AN fROM,. H£CEkiT MR. GEIG~R IS EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TO L.W NORING THAT ASPECT or THE SITUATION, DNE TRIP TO WHITE SANDS MISSilE RANGE HE BROUCHT MORRISON AND C.A. WARREN, EXECUTIVE DIREC­ SHOULD BE RELIEVED TO KNOW THAT STRINGED ME A COpy OF YOUR VERY EXCELLENT NEWSPAPER TOR AND ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, RES­ BEANS CAN BE CAMOUFLAGED ALMOST TO THE IN "I I CH I HAVE ENJOYED SO MUCH TH( COpy THAT PECTI~(~Y, or BTL's DeFENSE SYSTEMS DIVISION POINT OF UNRtCOGN1ZA81llTY Ir Y~U DDN'1 I HAVE IS DATED OCT 24, !)G6, AN[) IN THE WHICH IS RESPONSIBLE rOR DESIGN AND DEVELOP­ BELIEVE IT, TRY THE fOllOWING RECIPE, CLASSIFIED SECTION urmER WANTED, I FInD THAT MENT 01" NIKE-X. ORIENTAL GREEN BEAN CASSEROLE SOMEONE WITH THE pHONE NUMOER 2252 WOULD ALL rouR MEN ARE ON ISLAND TO PARTICIPATE COMBINE I CAN CREAM or MUSHROOM SOUP, LIKE TO HIl.VE SOME SHIFT PIl.TTERNS. J AM EN­ IN CONfERENCES WITH LOC~L NIKE-X PROJECT T8SP. 'LOUR AND ~ CUP MILK. LAYER ONE CLOSINC, THRE£ or ,""IN( THAT I \'/OU'_:l \.I\'.E TO MANAGEMENT THEY WILL LEAVE KWA4ALEIN ON PACKAGE THAWEO rROZEN rRE~CH-STYLE GREEN GivE TO THE YOUNG LADY WH0 PLACED THE AD. THE CHARTER FLIGHT NEXT SATURDAY. BEANS; t CAN WATER CHESTNUTS, DRAINED; t "WOULD YOU BE SO KIND AS TO fORWARD THEM CAN 8EAN SPROUTS, DRAINEO, AND t MEDIUM TO THE RIGHT PERSON I DO HOPE THEY wilL THU~T TERR1TOk~ NEw~ ONIDN, CHOPPEO, INTO A 2-QUART CASSEROLE. BE or SOME USE TO HER. TH~ PACIFIC ISLANDER IS SCHEDuLED TO ARRIVE SPRINKLE WITH GRATED CHEESE AND SALT POUR SUCH THOUGHTfULNESS AND KINDNE5~~ COMING TODAY COMING IN ON THE T T PLANE THIS EVEN- HALr OF THE SOUP-MILK MIXTURE OVER. REPEAT AS IT DOES fROM NEARLY HALF WAY AROUND THE ING WILL llE REV HAt4LlN, RVDY SEDMI!': OF THE BEAN, CHESTNUT; BEAN SPROUTS AND ONION WORLD DOES MUCH To REAfFIRM ONE'S FAITH IN T T HEAOQUARTERS FI~ANCE 9[PARTMENT AND HIS LAYERS, USING THE SAME OUANTITIES AGAIN SO THE GOODNESS Of HUMANITY. ,liFE, MARIA. WIGllT HEINE, MARSHALL ISLANDS THERE ARE NO lEFT-OVERS TO CLUTTER THE RE­ NEEDLESS TO SAY, BETTY JORDAN AT 2252 WAS DISTAD WILL COME THROvGH KWAJALEIN ON HIS FRIGERATOR, BAKE AT 400 DEGREES FOR 30 CONTACTED SHE LOST NO TIME IN COMING AFTER WAY To SAIPAN TOMO~RUW TO ATTE~D THE Dls­ MIHUT[S. T~p WITH FRENCH-FRIEO ONIONS THE THE PATTERNS WH I CH SHE SAYS 'ARE JuST THE THICT ADMINISTRATO~st CONrERENCE. HENRIEtTA LAST riVE M1NUT[S. SERVES 6 TO 8. ONES SHE NCtOS VtTARELLt, WIFE OF W.V. VITAREELI IS ALSO DUE ! N FROM SA j PAN, THE KWAJALEIN DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB WILL SATURDAY, DEC 3, IS THE DATE ON WHICH TtiE HOST A DINNER-BRIDGE ~EETING SUNDAY, DEC. ALOHA INTERNATIONAL PAGEANT WILL BE PRESENT­ THE PIANO SHOWROOM SALESMAN WAS QUICK WITH 1 AT WHICH OFFICERS WILL BE ElleTtD FOR THE ED AT THE RICH~RDSON THEATER FOR THE eNTER­ AN PNSWLR WHEN ASK(D WHY THE KEYS WERE SO COMINu TERM COCKTAILS WILL BE SERVED IN TAINMENT OF KWAJALEIN. THE PAGE~NT, PRO­ YELLOW THt TARO ROOM FROM 5 TO 6. EACH MEMBER MAY DUCED Bt P~T AHULAU IN CONJUNCTION WITH • IT~S NOT ElECAUSE THE PIANO IS SO OLD," BRIN! ONE GUEST. Ir YOU PLAN TO ATTEND, SPECIAL SERVICES WILL INCLUOE A C~ST OF ~p~ H[ EX?LAINED,"IT'S JUST THAT THE ELEPHANT PLEASe NOTIFY DAVE COLLINS ,1.1 OffICE 2156 ,. PROX IMATEL'I 100 LOCAL. PERrORMERS. WAS A HEAvy SMOKER. OR HOME. 2383 THANKSGIVING DAY DINNER .- 1966 HOLRGLASS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1966 PAGE 4

LI~ PIAO IS NEW DARLING GOP POLL PICKS NIXON AMC WILL TRY TO ~ELL Of CHINESE REO GUARDS WASHINGTON (UPI )-_A POll Of DELEGATES TO CAR~ IN SOVIET UNION LONDON (UPI )--DEfENSE MINIS1ER LIN PIAO THE 1964 REPUBLICAN CONVENTION SHO~ED TODAY DETROIT {UPI }--AMERICAN MOTORS CORP., TRY­ IS BEING HAilED BY THE RED GUARD WITH SLO­ THEY PREFERRED rORMER VICE PRESIDENT R,CH- liNG TO OFrSET SLUMPING U. S SALES, WA"'TS TO GANS O~ PRAISE AND PROMIS[S Of lOYALTY RI­ ARD NIXON OVER MICHIGAN Gov. GEORGE ROMNEY \ CORNER PART OF THE IRON CURTAIN AUTO MARKET YALIHG THOSE MADE 6'1' THE f~NATICAl CHINESE fOR THE 1968 GOP PRESIOE"'TIAL NOMINATION. ~EXT YEAR. COMMUNIST YOUTH MOVEMENT TO CHAIRMAH M~o TSE THE CONSERVATIVE HUMAN EVENTS NEWSLETTER WilliAM 5 PICKETT, AMC VICE PRESIDENT FOR TUNG HIMSElr, THE SOVIET NEWS AGENCY TASS REPORTED ITS CANVAS SHOWED 38 PERCENT Of INTERNATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE OPERATIONS, SAID HE REl'DRTEO 'ODAY. THOSE "'NSWERING A QUESTIONAIR[ WANTEO NIXON PLANS TO "'CCOMPANY A TEAM Of ~C OffiCIALS IRON CURTAIN SOURCES SAID YESTERDAY LIN COMPARED TO 25 PERCENT fOR ROMNEY TO RUSSIA IN 1967 TO TRY TO WORk OUT A SELl- HAD STAGEO A PARTIALLY-SUCCESSfUL ARMY COUP GOV.-ELECT RONA~D REAGAN Of CALIFORNJA RAN ING ARRANGEMENT. EARLIER THIS YEAR ANO WAS HOLDING THE AGING THIRD WITH 13 PERCENT, HUMAN EVt:NTS SAID. "I DONtT THINK DEALING WITH COMMUNIST NA" MAO AS A "VIRTUAL PRISONER" IN THE CO"'TINU­ THE NEWSl ETTER SA I 0 IT ASKEO THE 25M OEL- TI ONS Will HURT PU9L I C OP I N ION Of US HERE," ING STRUGGLE FOR POWER IN THE SPRAWLING NA­ EGATES AND ALTERNATES TO THE 1964 CONVENTION PICKETT SAID SATURDAY. THE GOVERNMENT HAS ,ION Of 100 MilLION PEOPL~. THAT NOMINATED BARRY GOLDWATtR TO REPLY ENCOuRAGED NON-STRATEGIC iRADE WITH IRON CUR- LIN EMERGED SUDDENLY AS M... o·s HEIR APPAR­ ANONYMOUSLY TO THE POST-ELECTION QUESTION- TAIN NATIO"'5, HE SAID, AND '~E'll ONLY DEAL 1t ENT SHORTLY AFTER THE UCULTURAL REVOlUlION "'AIRE. IT SAID 1 ,078 DID WITH THOSE NATIONS If THE STATE DEPARTMENT BEGAN SEVERAL MONTHS AGO. THE SOURCES SAIO RESULTS SHOWED ROMNEY RAN AHEAD or NIXON, COOPERATES AND APPROVES Of IT." THE MILITANT REO GUARDS WERE lARGELY A CREA­ 47 TO 21 PERCE~T, IN THE EAST BUT NIXON AMERICAN MOTORS WOULD BE THE rlRST AMERI- TION or LIN AND HIS SUPPORTERS AND WERE BE­ LtD IN THE SOUTH, 40~16 IN THE WEST, AND 39 CAN AUTO MAKER TO SELL CARS DIRECTLY TO COM- ING USED THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY TO CRUSH Rt- TO 29 IN THE MIDWEST MUNIST BLOC ~ATIONS If THE AGREEMENT WORKS 51STING ELEMENTS WITHIN THE COMMUNIST PARTY ROMNEY DECLINED TO BACK GOLD..,ATER IN '64. OUT SUCCESSfULLY. THE TASS REPORT SAID HUGE SLOGANS HONORING Of THOSE ANSWERING, 27 PERCENT SAID THEY AMC's U. S. AUTO SALES HAVE DROPPED LIN HAVE APPEARED IN THE STREETS OF PEKING. WOULD REFUSE TO WORK FOR A GOP TICKET HEAD- SHAAPLY IN THE lAST FEW YEARS, Bur EXPORTS THE AGENCY QUOTED THEM "'$ SAYING: to BY A MAN WHO REFUSED TO SUPPORT GOLD- Of 1966 MODEL CARS SET A N[W HIGH OF 45,99 1 '~E SHAll SMASH THE DOG'S HEADS Or THOSE WATER IN 196~ HUMAN EVENTS SAID IT ADDED UNITS THIS YEAR. WHO COME OUT "'GAINST COMRADE LIN PIAO, C~AIR­ THAT 13 PERCENT SAID THEY WOULD NOT VOTE PICKETT SAID HE WILL SPEAK WI,H STATE OE~ M~N MAO '5 CLOSEST COMRADE I N ARMS" A"'D "HE FOR SUCH A TICKET. PARTMENT OFFICIALS EARLY IN 1967 ABOUT THE WHO COMES OUT AGAINST COMRADE LIN PIAO COMES PLAN. OUT AGAINST CHAIRMA~ MAO." STATE, LOCAL SURPLUS SEEN "+ BELIEVE IT IS INEVITABLE THAT WE AS A TASS NOTED THAT THE RED GUARDS PREVIOUSLY WASHINGTON {UPI )--STATE AND LOCAL GOVERN­ COUNTRY ARE GOING TO TRADE WITH THIS BLOC HAD MERELY SWOR_ TO "DEFEND CHAIRMAN MAO UN- MENTS ARE EXPECTED TO ENJOY A "PROMISING" AND THE SOONER we BEGIN UNDERSTANOING THIS, TIL DeATH. " ~ISCAL POSITION BY 1975 AND SHOW A NET SUR­ ,HE eETTER DFr we'LL BE; 11 ADOUl Roy D. CHAP- / TH~ EAST EUROPEAN SOURCES SAID LIN [NGI"'- PLUS or $5 BilliON, ACCORDING TO THE TAX IN JR., GENERAL MANAGER OF AMC's AUTOMOTIVE EERED THE REPORTED COUP BUT fAIL[D TO GAIN FOUNDATION, INC DIVISION. COMPLETE CONTROL Of THE PEKING GOVERNMENT. THE PRIVATE, NON-PROFIT RESEARCH ORGANIZA­ AMC WOULD LIKE TO WORK OUT AN ARRANGEMENT THEY SAID HE APPEARED TO HAVE SECURED cONTROL TION CONCEDED YESTERDAY IN AN I I-PAGE REPORT SIMILAR TO ONE THE fRENCH AUTO fiRM RENAULT O~ THE ARMY A~TER SOME INITIAL OPPOSITION BUT THAT SOME LOCAL GOVERNMENTS MIGHT FINO THEM­ HAS ~ORKED OUT WITH RUSSIA. RE"'AULT HAS A APPARENTLY HAS CHOSEN TO KEEP IT OUT Of 01- SELVES 1M FINANCIAL STRAITS, SUT THAT THE CONTRACT TO REVAMP AN AUTO ?lANT NEAR Mos­ RECT I MTERVE"'T I ON I N THE POWER STRUGGL E. OVERAL L V I EV WAS "MUCH BETTER THAN IS GEN- COW TO E~PAND ITS PRODUCTION CAP ... CITY TO INSTEAD, THEY SAID HE IS USI"'G THE REO GUARD ERALLY REALIZED" 350,000 CARS BY 1970. AS A MORE CONVENIENT AND LESS RISKY TOOL TO PROJECTIONS MADE BY THE FOUNDATION SHOWED PICKETT SAID Ht EXPECTS SOME KIND Of BAR- UNDERMINE THE RESISTING COMMUNIST PARTY AP- THAT GENERAL EXPE"'OITURES or LOCAL AND TER ARRANGEMENTS WOULD HAVE TO BE WORKED oUT PARATUS. STATE GOVERNMENTS WOULD RISE FROM $75 BIL- WI TH THE 50'11 ETS. THE souRCES CONSIDERED IT HIGHLY SIGHlfl- LION IN FISCAL 1965 TO $142 BILLION IN 1975. "I KNOW WE COUlDNtT GO TO THE RUSSIANS AND CANi THAT PRINCIPAL REO GUARD ATTACKS WERE REVENUES IN 1975 WERE ESTIMATED AT $146.9 SAY, "HERE IS OUR CAR, GIVE US $1,800," HE BEING DIRECTED AGAINST TOP PARTY lEADERS; IN- BILlIO'" FOR A FAVORA8LE BALANCE Of $5 BIL­ SAID. ClUDING MEMBERS OF THE RUll"'G POLITBURO A~D liON. A 5IG"'IFICANT PORTION Of THESE REVE­ SUCH A BARTER ARRANGEMENT COULD WORK SO CHIEf OF STATE LIU SHAO-CHI LIU U~TIL RE- I NUES, IT WAS ASSUMED, WOULO COME fROM FEO[­ THAT "WE COULD aUllO CARS IN ARGENTINA, SELL CENTLY WAS BOTH THE KEY PARTY ANO GOVERNMENT RAL GRANTS-IN-AIO THEM TO IRON CURTAIN COUNTRIES, WHICH WOUlO fiGURE AfTER MAO IN PEKING!S POLITICAL STRUC- THE STUDY SAID ITS CONCLUSIONS WERE BASED THEN ~END US STEEL IN RETURN INSTEAD OF TURE 0'" ASSUMPTIONS THAT SPENDING WILL CONTINUE MONEY," PICKETT SAID WHETHER AND TO WHAT DEGREE MAO APPROVES AT CURRENT RATES} THAT THE BIRTH RATE WilL A SIMILAR ARRANGEMENT HAS BEE'" WORKED OUT

LIN'S STRUGGLE FOR POWER WAS NOT CLEAR, THE DECll"'E fURTHER, THE ECONOMIC GROWTH AND IN SOUTH AMERICA, HE SAIDJ WHERE AMERICAN SOURCES SAID. THEY NOTED THAT WHILE HE HAS PRICE INCREASES WILL FOLLOW THE RATE OF THE MOTORS TRADED CARS fOR COF.EE. A THIRD FIRM MAOE A NUMBER OF PUBLIC APPEARANCES AT RED EARLY 1960's, ANO THAT THE UNITtD STATES THEN BOUGHT THE COFFEE FROM AMC GUARD RALLIES IN PEKING RECENTLY AND NEW PAR­ WilL NOT BE INVOLVED IH WORSENEO INTERN.T- IHE lEADER or THE ~ISCONSIN Ku KLUX KLAN TY DOCUMENTS HAVE ALL BORNE HIS NAME, HE HAS 10"'AL RElATlO",S (AMERICAN MOTORS IS HEADQUARTERED IN WISCO"'­ MADE NO MAJOR PUBLIC POLICY STATEMENTS. ~~~----~---- SI"') SAID LAST NIGHT THE KLAN WOULD BOYCOTT 90 PERCENT OF ITALY VOTES AMC If IT DEALS WITH RUSSIA SPACE STUDY CONTRACTS LET ROME (UPI )--AT lEAST 90 PERCENT or THE DAVID HARRIS, SElf-STYLED GR~ND DRAGON OF WASHINGTON (UPI)-- THE SPACE AGENCY TODAY ELECTORATE CAST BALLOTS IN ITALY'S MUNICI- THE WISCONSIN KLAN, SAID MEMBERS HAD DECID- ANNOUNCED fOUR CONTRACTS fOR STUDY or MANNED PAL ELECTIONS DESPITE ,HE FLOOD DISASTERS, ED ON A PUBLIC PROTEST OF AMC's DECISION BUT fliGHTS TO THE VICINITY Of MARS AND VENUS OFFICIALS SAID lAST NIGHT RESULTS WERe NOT DECLINED TO SAY WHAT fORM IT WOULD TAKE OR AND Of ADVANCED LAUNCHERS fOR A VARIETY or ~XPECTED UNTil TD~ORROW. WHEN IT WOULD BE SJARTEO. PURPOSES ABOUT I 5 ~ILlION PERSONS WERE ELIGI6L( TO - THE CONTRACTS, TOTALING 825,000 DOllARS, VOTE IN THE LOCA~ ElECTIO"'S ~HRJEVER ON BOMBER~ WERE ",WAROED BY THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND fiNAL RETURNS FROM VOTING YESTEROAY AND WASHINGTON (UPI )--THE BOMBERS-VERSUS-MIS- ~PACE ADMINISTRATION!S MISSION "'NALYSIS 01'1- TOD"'Y ~ILL BE ~ATCH(O CLOSELY fOR RtACTIO'" SILES CONTROVERSY IS HEATING UP AGAIN WITH ISION WHICH IS RESPONSIBLE FOR STUDYING METH- TO THE WIDESPREAD DISCONTENT WITH THE C~N­ SOME SHARP CRITICISM Of PENTAGON POLICY BY ODS OF CARRYING OUT POSSIBLE FUTURE PROJeCTS TER-LEFT COALITION GOVERNMENT OVER THE THE MAN MOST RESPONSIBLE fOR DEVELOPMENT OF THE CONTRACTS W~NT TO FLOODING AND HANDLING Of POST-fLOOD RE- AMERICA'S lONG-RANGE MISSilES LOCKHEED MISSILES AND SPACE CO. ($200 J OOO) BUILDING IT WAS ALSO THE fiRST TEST or GEN BERNARD A. SHRIEVER, RETIRED HEAD of FOR A STUDY Of MANNED MISSIONS IN THE REGION PUBLIC OPINION SINCE THE UNifiCATION Of ITa THE AIR FORCE'S AIR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF MARS A~D VENUS ALY'S SOCIALISTS AND THE fORMATION Of A PRO COMMA"'O, ASSAILED vHAT HE SAW AS THE JOHNSON THE BOEING CO. ($150,000) FoR STUDY o. CHINESE MARXIST-LENINIST COMMUNIST PARTY. ADMINISTRATION'S EXCLUSIVE DEPENDENCE ON IN­ lARGE lAUNCH VEHICLES CAPABLE Of PUTTING A VOTING WAS ESPECIALLY HEAVY IN TRIESTE, TERCONTINENTAL BAlliSTIC MISSILES fOR DEfEN­ IDE VARIETY Of PAYLOADS -- ONE TO fOUR MIL­ WHERE THE MAJOR ISSUE IS THE ECONOMIC DEATH SE HE SAID A NEW MANNED SUPERBOMBER WAS lON POUNDS -- INTO EARTH ORBIT. OF THAT ONCE-PROSPEROUS ADRIATIC PORT. URGENTLY NEEDED FOR THE 1970's. ~ LOCKHEED-CALIFORNIA CO. ($250,000) ~OR A GOVERNMENT DECISION TO CLOSE A SHIPYARO SHRIEYER RAMMEO THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT Of SlUDY Of A REUSABLE PLANE-LIKE LAUNCH CRAFT, IN TRIESTE SPARKED VIOLENT RIOTING THERE MANY OF THE ICBMs NOW USED WHEN HE WAS DrR­ CAPABLE Of HORIZONTAL TAKEOf.S AND LANDIN~S, THIS fAll ECilNG AIR FORCE RESEARCH PROGRAMS. HE WHICH WOULD CARRY A SECOND STAGE ABLE TO PUT SAID DURING A TELEVISION INTERVIEW YESTERDAY 50,000 POUNDS INTO LOW EARTH ORBITS. ACAPULCO (UPI )--ElEVEN PERSONS DIED TODAY THAT A BALANCED FORCE Of BOTH MISSilES AND NbRTH AMERICAN AVIATION ($225,000) FOR IN A "SHoorOUT" BETWEEN POLlCI: AND RUSTLERS BOMBERS WAS VITAL. STUDY or SPACECRArT USING ATMOSPHERIC BRAKING IN MO:lco"s "l ... WLESS TERRITORY" WHERE THE "WE NEEO A NE.., STRATEGIC BOMBER IN THE TO oRBIT AROUNO MARS AN~ VENUS. GUN LAW Of THE OLD WEST STill PREVAilS. 70 1 5," SHRI~VER SAID. -- THE DEAD INCLUDEO JUAN CANO INIGUEZ, HEAD NOTING THAT THE B-52 EIGHT-JET BOMBER WAS LONDON (UPI )--THE GIANT BRITISH MOTOR CORP OF THE RUSTLING GANG, THREE Of HIS MEN, DEVELOPED IN THE lATE 1940's AND THE B-58 ~ODAY RECALLED MORE THAN 750,000 CARS fOR fiVE POLICEMEN AND TWO SMAll CHILDREN HIT WAS PLANNED IN THE EARLY 1950's, HE SAID. POSSIBLE BRAKE DEfECTS. IT WAS THE LARGEST BY STRAY BULLETS IN THE GUN DUEL. "THEY ARt GETTING OLD. WE NEED A FOLLOW-ON ~UCH CALL-BACK IN BRITISH AUTO HISTORY. THE GUNBATTlE lASTED MORE THAN TWO HOURS BOMBER. I THINK A NIXED fORCE IS ~ITAl, THE WARN\NGS fOllOWED THE DISCO~ERY THAT SIX OTHERS WERE WOUNDED, VILLAGERS HIT BY GIVING MUCH BETTt~ fLEXIBILITY. I BELIEVE ~ALT USEO ON ROADS TO MELT ICE ANO SNOW CAN STRAY BUllETS fROM THE CROSSfiRE Of PISTOLS A BALANCED fORCE IS NECESSARY IN TH£ rORE- !cORRODE AN ALUMINUM WASHER ON A BRAKE-flUID AND AUTOMATIC WEAPONS. SEEABLE fUTURE." REGULATING VALVE, WHICH, If NOT CORRECTED CAN AUTHORITIES SAID THE SHODTOUT BEGAN WHEN SHRIEVER DENIED THAT A NE.., BOMBER "'OULO BE RESULT OVER A PERIOD Of TIME IN COMPLETE LOSS A POLICE PATROL SURROUNDED THE RUSTLERS IN A SITTING DUCK AGAINST NEWLY OEV[LOPED SUR- or sAAKIHG POWER THE VillAGE or TUNAS, ABOUT 20 MILES FROM fACE TO AIR MISSILES. SHOULD THE COMMUNISTS AT LEAST A QUARTER Of ALL THE MODELS -- ACAPULCO. DEVELOP A DEFENSE AGAINST "ISSILE!, HE SAID 750,000 MINIS (CO~PACTS) AND 1,100 STANDARD THE HOLED-UP OUTLAWS REFUSED TO SURRENDER A SUPER-BOMBER CARRYING NEW ELECTRONIC COUN- ~ARS -- INVOLVED HAVE eEEN SOLD ABROAD. TO THE POLICE, AND THE SHOOTING BEGAN. THE TERMEASURES MIGHT BE THE ONLY WAY THE UNITED A 8MC SPOKESMAN AODED "ONLY A FEW CARS WILL DEAD fROM THE BATTLE TOTALED ELEVEN, WITH STATES WOULD HAVE or RETALIATING AGAINST AT- VeE AFfECTED BY CORROSION IN THE ALUMINUM ~s- Sl~ MORE WOUNDED. TACK. ~f AT THIS STA~£, BUT WE ARE REPLACING ALL ------~------CRITICIZING CUTS IN RESEARCH, HE CALLED PT__ T_"_E __ f_A_Ul_T_Y __ '_A_R_T_S __ B_E_f_OR_E __ "'_I_N_T_E_R __ S_E_T_S __IN~. __-L ______EV__ ER_Y __ L_I_TT __ E_R __ B_f_T __HU_R_T_S ______~f_O_R __ N~[~W __ ID[AS IN NE~ ""APONS. " MoNDAY, NO~E~BER 28, 1966 HOURGLASS PAGE 5 LOCAL SPORTS KGA GOLF CHAMPION~HIP THE SE~,-fINAl MATCHES IN THE KWAJALEIN Sports section GOLF CLUS MATCH PlAY CHAMPIONSHIP WEAE r------T------~----~ PLAYED OVER THE WEEKEND AT HOLMBERC fAIRWAYS. IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP fLIGHT, JOE KAULOKUKUI PRO GRID ROUNDUP ORTIZ RATED 1-1 DVEk ELOROE STRUNG FOUR STRAIGHT BIRDIES FOR A TWO-ONOER­ NEW YORK (UPI)--THE GREEN BAY PACKERS IN WORLD LIGHTWEIGHT BOUT PAR 70 IN DErEATING BOBBY PALOMA 4 & 2 IN MOVED INTO POSITION rOR THEIR FIFTH WESTERN NEW YORK (UPI)--GABRIEL (FLASH) (LORDE O~ THE UPPER BRACKET. IN THE LOWER BRACKET RED TITLE IN SEVEN YEARS SUNDAY BY BEATING THE THE PHILIPPINES HAS SOME UNFINISHED BUSINESS HENSELY DEFEATED HILa GOHIER 3 & 2. MINNESOTA VIKINGS 28-16 WHILE THE RUNNERUP TO SETTLE WITH CARLO' ORTIZ TONIGHT AT MADI­ THE A FLIGHT CA~E UP WITH TWO INTERESTING BALTIMORE COLTS WERE ABSORBING A 23-7 DEFEAT SON SQUIoRE GARDEN WHEN THEY SQUIoRE O~~ IN A MATCHES THAT WENT DOWN TO THE rlNAL PUTT. AT THE HANDS OF THE Los ANGELES RAMS 15-ROUNO BOUT WITH ORTIZ I WORLD LIGHTWEIGHT CLlrr CLARK OErEATED NEil CLUGSTON 1 UP ANO THE BIGGEST rlREWORKS OF THE DAY, HOWEVER, T !TLE AT STA KE DYNAMITE KAKAZU DEFEATEO PADDY PADEKEN 1 UP. OCCURRED IN WASHINGTON WHERE THE REOSKINS [LOROE, THE ELUSIVE JUNIOR LIGHTWEIGHT OTHER RESULTS WERE AS rOLLOWS: BROKE THE RECORD FOR MOST POINTS IN A REGU­ CHAMPION WHO HAS BEEN FIGHTING PRO~ESSION­ B fLIGHT FRANK OVER VIVEROS, LEE OVER LAR-SEASON GAME BY TROUNCING THE NEW YORK ALLY rOR 15 YE_RS, WILL BE MAKING HIS SECOND TAKAHASHI. GIANTS 72-41 Two OTHER NFL RECORDS WERE ASSAULT ON THE LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP AND C fLIGHT NADING OVER QUEROBIN, PURDY BROKEN ANO THREE MORE TIED IN THE MISMATCH STILL rEELS HE "WUZ ROBBED" THE FIRST TIME. OVER BULLA. FLIGHT -- SHArfER OVER KALAHIKI, SCHETTER IN OTHER GAMES J ST. LOUIS EDGED PITTSBURGH HIS FIRST ATTEMPT OCCURRED ON APRIL 10, o 603 TO TIE THE IDLE DALLAS COWBOYS ~OR THE 1964, AND THE OPPONENT ALSO WAS ORTIZ. THE OVER KUPAHU. EASTERN DIVISION LEAD AND THE CHICAGO BEARS LITHE fiLIPINO REPORTEDLY WAS LEADING ON THE fiNALS WILL BE HELD ON SUNDAY, DECEMBE WHIPPED ATLANTA 23-6 POINTS WHEN AN ORTIZ LEFT HOOK OPENED A GASH 4, BEGINNING AT 8 AM. BART STARR PASSED ~OR TWO TOUCHDOWNS AND OVER HIS EYE IN THE 14TH ROUN~ AND THE STARTING TIMES ARE AS fOLLOWS: VETERAN ELIJAH PITTS SCORED ~ROM ONE YARD PUERTO RICAN-eORN NEW YORKER WAS AWARDED A 8 AM SHA~~ER VS SCHETTER, NADING VS PURDY OUT TO GIVE GREEN BAY A 21-3 LEAD AT HALF­ TKO THE DEF[IoT STILL RANKLES [LORDE. 8:10 LEE vs FRANKj KAKAZU VS CLARK TIME BUT THE VIKINGS RALLIED FOR SIX POINTS "I STILL BELIEVE THE fiGHT SHOULD HAVE 8:20 KAULUKUKUI vs HENSLEY IN THE THIRO QUARTER ON TWO FIELD GOALS BY CONTINUEO," CLAIMS [LOROE. "THATIS WHY I FRED Cox AND SEVEN IN THE FINAL PERIOD ON A CONSIDER THIS AN UNfiNISHED riGHT -- THE LI TTLE LE.A6UE 34-YARD PASS rRO~ FRAN TARKENlDN TO DAVE MOST IMPORTANT FIGHT or MY LIFE. THE ORIOLES SWAMPED THE INDIANS YESTERDAY OSBORN "OUR riGHT ISNIT OVER YET AND I KNOW IF TO TAKE THE LEAGU~ LEAOERSHIP IN THE SECOND THE PACKERS INlERCEPTED A TARKENTON PASS I DON'T FINISH IT, ItLL BE THINKING ABOUT HALF WITH A 17-0 VICTORY. THE ORIOL~S SCORED TO THWART A LAST-MINUTE MINNESOTA DRIVE AND IT fOR THE REST OF MY LifE." ALL THEIR RUNS IN THE FIRST TWO INHINGS. ROOKIE FULLBACK JIM GRABOWSKI, SUBBING FOR SINCE THAT FIGHT, THE 31-YEAR-OLD (LORDE, PETE GUASTAMACHIO PITCHED NO HIT BALL AND THE INJUREO JI~ TAYLOR, ICED THE GAME WITH ONE Of THE 9USIEST FIGHTERS IN THE BUSINESS, SMACKED A HOHER OVER THE SCORE BOARD IN A ~6-YARO TOUCHDOWN BOLT. HAS CONTENTED HIMSELF WITH HOLDING ONTO THE CENTERFIELD IN THE SECOND INNING fOR A fiNE GARY CUOlZO START EO AT QUARTERBACK FOR JUNIOR liGHTWEIGHT TITLE HE FIRST WON fROM AFTERNOONIS PERFORMANCE BALITMORE IN PLACE OF JOHNNY UNITAS, WHO WAS HAROLD GOMES AT MANILA IN 1960. HE HAS DE­ LITTLE LEAGUE SCHEDULE BOTHERED BY A SORE SHOULDER, BUT THE RUGGED fENDED IT SUCCESSFULLY 10 TIMES, INCLUDING FRI. DEC. 2 (HARDIN & GUASTAMACHIO) RAMS OEfENsr LIMITED CUOZZO TO THREE COMPLE­ A 15-ROUND SPLIT OECISION OVER VICENTE DER­ 4:45 PM I~DIANS VS TIGERS TIONS IN 14 ATTEMPTS FOR 52 YAROS FRIOR TO ADO LAST MONTH. SAT. DEC. 3 (BURKE & ALAMEOA) INTERMISSION AS Los ANGELES ROLLED TO A 13-0 ORTIZ SUBSEQUENTLY LOST THE -ITLE TO PAN­ 4:45 PM TWINS VS ORIOLES LEAD AMANIAN ISMAEL LAGUNA ON APRIL 10 OF LAST SUN. DEC. 4 (BURKE & ALAMEDA) UNITA! GAVE IT A GAME TRY IN THE SECOND YEAR BUT OEfEATEO LAGUNA IN A REMATCH LAST 3 PM INDIANS VS TWINS HALF BUT WAS rVEN LESS EffECTIVE, HITTING NOVEMBER AND ALREADY HAS DEFENDEO THE CHAM­ ON ONLY TWO Of II PASSES FOR 35 YARDS ONE PIONSHIP TWICE THIS YEAR HE SCORED TKOs WOMENI~ ~OFTBALL LEAGUE Of UNITAS' TOSSES WAS OEfLECTED IoNO PICKED OVER JOHNNY BIZlARRO IN PITTSBURGH LAST JUNE THE TWO TOP TEAMS, ISLANDERS AND SANDPIPER OFF BY THE RAMS' CLANCY WILLIAMS~ WHO RAN IT AND OVER SUGAR RAMOS AT MEXICO CITY LAST CAME THROUGH WITH EASY WINS YESTERDAY IN THE BACK 32 YAROS FOR A TOUCHDOWN. I N ALL, BAL T 1- MINTH. THE LATTER TOUCHEO Of'f A WILD RIOT WOMEN'S SOrTBALL LEAGUE. MORE GAINED ONLY 33 YAROS ON THE GROUND AND ANO ORTIZ HAD TO PUT A WATER BUCKET OVER THE SANOPIPERS DEFEATED THE Kuu-IPO 9-4 107 IN HIE AIR HIS HEAD TO PROTECT HIMSELF fROM THE ANGRY IN THE fiRST GAME or A DOUBLEHEADER HELD AT MOB. DALLY fiELD. LIZ HARALSON PITCHED FINE BALL [LORDE ALSO HAD A NARROW BRUSH WITH VIO­ AND RECEIVED GOOD SUPPORT ON DEFENS[ BY HER LE~cr IN HIS LAST NEW YORK APPEARANCE. HE TEAMM,.TES. GAINED A SPLIT DECISION OVER POPULAR FRANKIE RAINA COBLE WITH TWO SINGLES, LEO THE SANO­ NARVAEZ AUG. 5, 1965, AND THE INCENSED CROWD PIPERS AT THE PLATE. THE HITTING STARS fOR AT THE GARDEN SCALED CHAIRS, 80TTLES AND THE Kuu-lpDS WERE DAWN CLARK AND SANOY YONTZ. EVEN THE ARENA ORGAN DOWN TOWARD THE RING. ORTIZ, ~ow 30, IS THE STRONGER PUNCHER O~ IN THE NIGHT CAP, JANICE GIBDIS GRANO SLAM THE TWO AND HAS NEVER BEEN STOPPED IN HIS HOMER LED THE ISLANDERS TO A 9-1 VICTORY 55 PRO BOUTS. HE HAS WON 48, 19 8Y KNOCKOUT OVER THE NA ALII. THE ISLANDERS WERE HITTING LOST fiVE AND FOUGHT TO A DRAW ANO NO OE­ THE BALL HARD IN ADDITION TO FINE DEFENSIVE CISION ONCE EACH. PLAYS ROSE PALOMA, JUANITA CLARK AND DIANE ELORDE NEVER HAS BEEN KNOCKED Of'f HIS FEET JEACER CAME THROUGH WITH THREE HITS APIECE. BRucr GOSSETT KICKED FIELD COALS OF EIGHT, ALTHOUGH HE HAD BEEN STOPPED THREE TIMES ON THE NA ALII TEAM HAS IMPRO~ED THEIR rIELD­ 33 AND 15 YARDS FOR Los ANGELES AND ROMAN CUTS~ A DEFINITE POSSIBILITY THIS TIME SINCE ING BUT WERE OUTHIT BY THE ISLANDERS. LEAD­ ABRIEL TOSSED 12 YARDS TO JIM STIGER FOR A THE CHALLENGER'S EYES ARE RINGED BY SCAR ING BATTERS fOR THE NA ALII WERE JOAN KAlA­ FIRST-HALf TOUCHDOWN. THE COLTS NOW TRAIL TISSUE Or 95 PRO BOUTS, ELORDE HAS WON 7 4, HIKI, PAULA TIMAS AND GEORGIA HARDIN. JOAN REtN BAY BY TWO ~ULL GAMES WITH THREE GAMES 27 BY KNOCKOUT, LOST 19 AND DRAWN TWO. RUSHING WAS THE WINNING PITCHER AND RUBY LEFT TO PLAY, ONE AG~INST EACH OTHER AT BAL­ ELORDE IS ONE OF THE FEW SUCCESS~UL SOUTH- CLARK TOOK THE LOSS. T! MORE PAWS IN THE BUSINESS AND HIS 8EST PUNCH WOMENrS SOfTBALL SCHEDULE WASHINGTONIS TOTAL Of 72 POINTS WAS TWO IS A LEFT HOOK BEHIND A RIGHT JAB ALTHOUGH TUES. Nov. 29 (VERRY & HARVEST) MORE THAN THE PREVIOUS REGULAR-SEASON RECORD ORTIZ HAS FOUGHT ONLY INrREQuENTLY AGAINST 5:30 PM ISLANDERS ~S Kuu-IPO OF 70 SCORED BY los ANGELES AGAINST BALTIMORE LErTHANOERS, HE THINKS HE WILL NOT HAVE THURS. DEC. I (VERRY & HARVEST) OCT 22) 1950 AND ONE FEWER THAN SCORED BY MUCH DlrFICULTY SOLVING (LOROEIS STYLE, HE 5.30 PM NA ALII vs Kuu-Ipo THE CHICAGO BEARS IN TH[ 1940 PLA~OFF. THE orrER[O $500 A WEEK EXPENSES TO A LErTY OTH[R N[W NFL MARKS WERE MOST POINTS BY TWO SP4RMAT( AND FOUND ONE IN CANOY PARILLA MENt~ FA~T PITCH ~CHEDULE TEAHS IN ON~ GAME--113, SURPASSING THE OLD ORTIZ, WHO ON OCCASION HAS HAD TROUBLE TUES. Nov. 29 BRANDON FIELD RECORD Of 9B ESTABLISHED ON OCT. 17, 1948 MAKING THE 135-POUNO LIMll, IS E)(~£CTED TO 5 PM KENTRON vs MlC WHEN THE CHICAGO CARDINALS BEAT THE GIANTS WEIGH IN AT 135 ON THE NOSE. ( BURKE & ALAWEDA) 63-35 -- ANP MOST TOUCHDOWNS IN ONE GAME WED. Nov. 30 DALLY FIELD BY BOTH n,.flts -- 16, E)(CEEOING THE 14 RACKED t 5:15 PM COMMUTERS VS RIKAKIS UP BY THE CARDS AND GIANTS, ALSO IN THAT 194 (HARDIN & BAPTISTE) GAME BRIG OWENS, A DEfENSIVE BACK) LEO WASHING­ DALLAS (UPI)--CURTIS COKES IS FAVORED TO TON;S OFfENSIVE SURGE. HE RAN 62 YAROS WITH RETAIN HIS WORLD BOXING ASSOCIATION WELTER­ A FUMBLE RECOVERY FOR A SECOND-QUARTER TO, WEIGHT CROWN AGAINST tRENCH CHALLENGER JEAN RACED 60 YARDS WITH AN INTERCEPTED PASS fOR JOSSELIN. COKES WON THE TITLE IN AN ELIMINA­ A SCORE IN THE fOURTH PERIOD AND SET UP TWO TION SER IES. MORE TOUCHOOWNS WITH INTERCEPTIONS. FULLBACK A.D, WHITFIELD SCORED THREE TIMES AND QUARTER8ACK SONNY JURGENSEN HURLED THREE YOU ARE THE ~UARTERBACK TOUCHDOWNS AND BROKE THE OLD CLUB PASS COM­ By JACK KEMP-BurFALO BilLS QUARTERBACK PLETION RECORO O~ 210 FOR A SEASON, SET IN 1947 BY SAMMY BAUGH. SITUATION: THE MARKS TIED WERE MOST TOUCHDOWNS IN ONE WITH THREE WEEKS REMAIHIHG IN THE SEASON, GAME OY ONE TEAM (10), MOST POINTS AFTER YOU fiND YOURSELf TIED WITH NEW YORK FOR TOUCHDOWNS IN ONE GAME BY ONE TEAM (9) AND FIRST PL~CE IN THE EASTERN DIVISION. You ARE MOST POINTS AfTER TOUCHOOWNS IN ONE GAME BY LOSING 6-0 TO OAKL.~O A1 THE BEGINNING OF BOTH TEAMS (t 4). THE f'OURTH QUARTER. tTts fOURTH AMO 3 OM JIM BAKKEN SALVAGED ST. LOUls t TITLE HOPES THE OAKLAND IO-YARD LINE. As YOU BREAK THE WITH FIELO GOALS OF 15 AND 26 YAROS AND THE SIGHT AT THE NAVAL ACADEMY WAS THIS REP­ HUDDLE YOU NOTICE THE SCOREBOARD --"NEW YORK BRILLIANT CARDINAL OEfENSE LIMITED THE LICA OF THE GEMINI CAPSULE ON DISPLAY BE­ 35 -- HOUSTON 0 (rOURTH QUARTER.)" rORE THE TRADITIONAL ARMy-NAVY GAME. STEElERS TO 80 YAROS ToTAL OffENSE. ANSWER ON PAGE SIX PAGE 6 HOURGLASS ~ONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1966 WALL STREET TODAY HOURGLASS STOCK LI~TrNGS NEW YORK (UPI)-~STEAOY LATE BUYING SAVED QUARTERBACK ANSWER AMERICiN AIRLINES 63 3/8 +2 7/8 ArTER THE ~_V WE STARTED THIS YEAR, I'D THE MARKET rROM ANOTHER ilBLUE MONPAY" AS AMERICAN PHOTO 5 7/8 +5/8 SURE S[TTLE TO BE TltD WITH NEW YORK VITH PRICES TURNED MIXED WITH SELECTED GLAMOR IS- AMERICAN T & T 54 1/8 -I THREE WEEKS LErT IN THE SEASON. THERE IS NO suts CHALKING UP GOOO GAINS. AM"EX 23 1/8 -1/8 ~UESTION THAT S[[ING " SURE NEW YORK ~IH ON ANALYSTS DID NOT EXPECT TOO MUCH rROM THE ANACOND" 83 3/4 +1 ~H[ SCOREBOARD PUTS PRESSURE ON U,. BUT THERE MARPIET IN VIEW OF TH~ LACK or ANY BUYING IN- BOEING 65 1/2 -211/4 IS STILL PLENTV or TIME LErT IN THIS GAME, CENTIVES OVER TK~ W[EKEND ANO THE CONTINUED CHRYSLER 31 7/8 -r/8 ~NO WE HAVE TO GO FOA THE FIELD GOAL SINCE rLOW OF ~IScaURAQING ECONOMIC NEWS BUT THE J DOUGLAS 39 7/8 ~I ~E HAVENIT SCORED ALL DAY, THOSE THREE yaRDS M"RKET PROVED LATE lAST WEEK THE LIST COULD fORO 39 3//84 -1/8 ~IGHT BE HARD TO COMt BY, SO ~E HAD BETTER Go HOLD STEADY IN THE FACE OF SUCH ADVERSE NEWS GEN ELECTRIC 99 3 FOR THE 3 POINTS, AND HOPE THAT WE CAN GET A AND SEVERAL MARKET OBSERvER5 rEEL THE CURRENT GEN MOTORS 68 ~ I COUPLE or MORt FIELD GOALS OR A TO WHILE OUR BACKING AND FILLING PROCESS WILL CONTINUE UN~ GEN T & R 32 1/2 pErENSE HOLDS OAKLAND IN TOW TIL A YEAR-ENO RALLY CAN BE MOUNTED. IBM '+4 1/4 THE UPI SToePl MARK(T INDICATOR SHOWED A LOCKHEEO 63-3(4 +1 1/2 JOHNSON (CONTI"UEO F'ROM LOSS OF 0.03 PERCENT WITH 1,439 .SSUES eR055- LONE STAR CM I~ 3/4 ~1/8 PAGE ONE) ING THE TAPE. USING APRIL I, 1966 PRICES AS MGM 37 ~3/4 AT THE PRESENT TIME THE UNITED STATES MAIN~ A 100 BASE. THE INDICATOR STOOD AT 85.95. MMM 80 1/8 +3/8 TAINS ONLY lEGATIDNS IN BOTH COUNT~IES. OF' THE TOTAL ISSUES fRADED, 625 DECLINED, MOBIL Oil 47 1/2 +3/8 JOHN$ON WILL NAME AMBASSADORS FOR EMSAS"El 572 ADVANCED AND 242 REMAINED UNCHANGED, ! PAN AMERICAN 54 7/8 IN BUDAPEST, HUNGARY AND SOFIA, BULGARIA, W"ILE 14 STOCKS TOUCHEO NEW 1966 HIGHS AND RCA 43 7/8 RAISING TO 117 EMBASSIES THE UNITED STATES 32 REACHED NEW LOWS. VOLUME ROSE TO 7,630,000 SEARS 48 7/8 -1/4 HAS AROUN~ THE WORLD. No LEGATIONS WILL BE SHARES FROM 6,810,000 fRIDAY. SHELL OIL 65 1/2 LEFT AND ONE EMBASSY __ AT BRAZZAfILlE, CONG THE NVSE INDEX SHOWED A CHANGE EQUAL TO A SPERRY RAND 213/B +1/4 __ IS CLOSED lOSS OF 5 CENTS IN THE AVERAGE SHARE PRICE. 5TO O'L OF' CAL 61 I/B -3/4 JOHNSON. RECOVERING rROM HIS DOUBLE OPERA- THE DJI AVERAGE DROPPED 2.18 TO 801.16 BUT STO O,L or N.J. 64 1/2 -5/8 TION Nov. 16 AT BETHESDA NAVAL MEDICAL CEN- THE RAIL COMPONENT GAINEO 0·05 TO 203.49 AND UNITEO FRUIT 275/B -3/4 TER, REPORTEDLY HAS NOT MACE THE DECISION ON UTILHIES INCHED 0.25 HIGHER TO 13506. US. GYPSUM 54 -2 3/8 A TAX INCREASE. THREE LARGE BLOCKS TOTALING 170 ,000 SHARES. \/JARNER BROS PIC 17 7/8 +1/2 CHRISTIAN WAS ASKED ABOUT A CO ...... ENT BY ONE A PARTIAL CROSS TRANSACTION, HELPEO PUSH HOUSE DEMOCRATIC WHI~ HALE BOGGS, (OEM -LA ~ 'ECHNICAl MATERIAL INTO rlRST PLACE ON THE DOW JONES CLOSING RANGE Of AVERAGES PREDICTING A TAX HIKE TO RAISE UP TO $15 ACTI'JE LIST. IT CLOSED UP 7,/8 AT 1 3/8 ON A STOCKS CLOSE CHANGE or BilLION IN ADDITIONAL REVENUE TURNOVER or 305,500 SHARES. SPERRY RAND WAS 30 INOUS 801 16 ' Or. 2 Ie: "EVERYONE IS MAKING HIS OWN GUESSES NOW," SECOND, TACPlING ON 1/4 TO 27 3/8 ON SALES 01" 20 RAILS 203. 49 UP 0.05 CHRISTIAN SAIO. "THE PRESIDENT HAS SPOKEN 92.800 SHARES. ONE BLOCK or 10,000 TRADED AT 15 mTILS 135.06 u" 0 25 ON THIS SEVERAL TIME. I DON'T HAVE ANYTHING 21 1/2 65 STOCKS 284 40 OF'F' 0 3( TO ADD " GULF' & WESTERN INDUSTRIES WAS THIRD MOST DURING THE DAV JOHNSON MAINTAINED CLOSt ACTIVE, rAI.LING 1 TO 34 3/4 ON SALES OF B5,- VI ETNAM (<;.ONTINUED FROM CONTACT WITH THE TURBULENT MIDDLE EAST 400 SHARtS. THE ISSUE HAS BEEN ACllVE AND PAGE ONE) SITUATION ~ITH SECRETARY OF STATE DEAN RUSK MOVING HIGHER SINCE ITS ACQUISITION OF' PARA- ONLY TWO CASUALTIES WERE REPORTED AMONG BY TELEPHONE FROM WASHINGTON MOUNT P,CTURES THE INFANTRYMEN, A SOLDIER WHO BROKE HIS HE ALSO WENT THROUGH A STAePl o. ECONOMIC THE ",RLINES, LAST WEEKiS BEST PERrORMERS, ANKLE DIVING INTO A BUNKER AND AN ARTILLERY- AND BUDGET REPORTS TO HELP HIM REACH THE TOOK UP WHERE THEY LErT OI"F NORTHWEST LED ~n, MAN WHO BURNED HIS ARM. THE Gis WERE WELL DECISION ON TAXES. THE PACK WITH A 2 7/8 RtCKUP DELTA ROSE 2 ~~ DUG IN BECAUSE or A HEAVY COMMUNIST ATTACPI JOHNSON ALSO "NNOUNCED TH"T THE UNITED AMERICAN 2 7/8, EASTERN I 1/2 AND PAN AMERI- TWO WEEKS AGO IN WHICH THEY RECEIVED HUNORas STATES HAS R£ACHED AN AGREEMENT WITH THE CAN I 1/2. MOST OTHER ISSUES IN THIS SECTION or ROUNDS or FIRt. EUROPEAN SPACE RESEARCH ORGANIZATION (ESRO) ALSO GAINED AT LEAST A POINT DESPITE LATE AMERICAN SOURCES IN SAIGON MEANWHILE SAID TO ESTABLISH IN ALASKA THE rlRST rOREIGN PROFI1-TAKING. TONIGHT U S OFFICIALS HAVE AGREED TO A SPACE STATION ON U S SOIL THE PURPOSE OF BotlNG F'ELL 2 1/4 IN THE MOSTLY LOWER AIR~ CHRISTMAS TRUCE. THE SAIGON COMMAND OOS[NJT THE EUROPEAN-FINANCED PAOJECT 15 TO AID IN CRAFTS. DOUGLAS AND UNITED ALSO GAVE GROUNO, llPlE THE IDEA OF A PAUSE BUT FEEL TO REJECT THE COLLECTION OF IHF'ORMATION rROM SATEL~ BUT LOCKHEED ROSE 1 1/2. Du PONT DIPPED I 1/2 IT WOULD INVITE CRITICISM OF U S DESIRE LITES IN THE OTHERWISE HIGHER CHEMICALS. EASTMAN FOR A PERMANENT "EACE, THE SOURCES SAID THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE ALSO PAOCLAIMED DEC KODAK ROSE I VIET CONG RADIO BROADCASTS, CONrlRMED YES- B AS "MIGRATORY WATERrOWL DAY." HE WARNED STEELS TURNED MIXED DESPITE FURTHER PROOUC- TEROAY BY NORTH V,ET NAN, SAID THE COMMUNI~ THAT MORE GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP OF WATER­ TION DECLINES. WHEELING PACEO OTHERWISE F'RAC- WOULD OBSERVE A CEASEFIRE OVER T~ CHRISTM"S FOWL HABITAT WAS NEEDED TO SAVE THE BIROS TIONAl GAINERS, ADVANCING I 1/2. BETHLEHEM AND TET (LUNAR NEW YEAR) HOLIDAYS. THE FROM "THE BULLDOZER AND THE DREDGE II DIPPED 3/4 AND REPUBLIC AND U 5 STEEL EACH CHRISTMAS PAUSE WAS EXPECTEO TO LAST ABOUT DROPPEo 1/2. GENERAL MOTORS GAVE UP I AS THE 30 HOURS. DUTCH CRI~I~ PENDING AUTO INDUSTRY SHOWED NO SIGNS or COMING OUT (IN AUSTIN, THE VACATION WHITE HOUSE SAID THE HAGUE (UPI )--CARETAKER PRIME MINISTER OF ITS PROLONGEO SLUMP CHRYSLER DIPPED 1/8. PRESIDENT JOHNSONIS DECISION ON THE TRUCE JELLE ZIJLSTRA TODAY PUT THE rlNAL TOUCHES FORD ADDEO THE SAME AMOUNT. COULD BE EXPECTED WITHIN A "rEW D"Y5 "A TO A CRASH PROGRAM DE-SIGNED TO SUPPORT POL- ELECTRONICS TURN~D MIXED. TEXAS INSTRUMENTS SPOKESMAN SAID MEETINGS BETWEEN U S. AND ITICALLY-TROUBL(D HOLLAND PENDING A GENERAL SET THE PACE WITH A 5 POINT JUM~. IBM ROSE SOUTH VIETNAMESE GOVERNMEN~ OFrlCIALS ON ELECTION FEB 15 $ 1/4 AND FAIRCHILD CAMERA GAINED 2 1/4. THE MATTER WERE S11LL UNDERWAV ) THE (CONOMIC PACKAGE, (XPECTED TO ASK FOR GtNERAL ELECTRIC) WHICH SAID ITS ELCCTRJC ~P- HEAVY RAINS AND CLOUD CO~ER CONTI~UED TO INCREASED TAX REVENUE AND A REVISED NATIONAL PLIANCES DIVISION WAS HAVING A GREAT YEAR HAMPER THE WAR EFFORT OVER NORTH VIET NAN, WAGE POLICY FOR 1967, WILL Bt PRESENTED TO- PICKED UP 2 1/8. ZENITH "NO ADMIRAL EACH rELL U.S SPOKESMEN REPORTED MORROW TO A PARLIAMENTARY MEETING ALREADY I 1/8 AND MAGNAVOX LOST I 3/8. MOTOROLA AND AMERICAN PILOTS WERE RESTRICTED TO ONLY 32 UNDER DISSOLUTION ORDER CONTROL DATA ALSO GAVE GROUND MISSIONS YESTERDAY ALONG THE NORTH VIETNAMDR URGENCY or THE MEASURE AND THE APPROACHING NEW YORK CENTRAL ADDED I I/B IN A STEADY PANHANDLE AND IN COASTAL WATERS SOUTH O. ELECTION WAS NO GUARANTEE OF THE PROGRAM'S RAILS SECTION. KAISER ALUMINU~ AND ANACONDA HAIPHONG, 7HE NAJOR COMMUNIST PORT APPROVAL OR or THE CABINET'S EXISTENCE A FEW SCORED GAINS IN THEIR GROUP BROAOCASTING 15- TARGET INCLUDED STORAGE AND STAGING AREAS, DAYS fROM NOW SUES IMPROVED WITH CBS JUMPING 2 5/8, METRO- ~N1IAIRCRAr~ SITES, SARGE TRAFrlC ~ND TRUCK IF THE I-PART¥, BITTERLY-SPLIT SECOND (LOW- MEDIA 2 1/4, TArT BROADCASTING 1 3/8 AND AM~~ ~ARKS. DAMAGE ESTIMATES WERE NOT AVAILABLE ER) CHAMBER REJECTED THE PROPOSALS OR EVEN ICAN BROADCASTING I KIDDE CORP JUMPED 4 1/4 BECAUSE OF THE MURKY MONSOON WEATHER IF ANY SINGLE IMPORTANT ITEM WITHIN THE PACK AND CORNING GLASS SOAREO 9. Two U S HELICOPTER PILOTS WHO HAD JUST AGE, THE NETHERLANDS COULD RETURN TO THE PRICES ON THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE MOVED LOW~ rLOWN rOOD TO THE 4TH INFANTRY TROOPS WERE POLITICAL CHAOS WHIC~ FOLLOWED THE DOWNFALL ER IN ACTIVE TRADING. OF THE 856 ISSUES CAUGHT IN TODAyJS MORTAR ATTACK NEAR PLEI OF PREMIER JOSEPH CALS I COALITION OCT. 14 TRADED, 345 OECLINED, 261 ADVANCED AND 250 DJEflENG THE TWO ESCAPEO INJURY CALS' OEFEAT STEMMED FROM A FACTIONAL OIS- HELD STEAD"!' VOLUME ROSE TO 2,494,300 SHARES "\olE ~EARD ROUNDS GOING Of"f" ""0 STAR\!,EO PUTE. OVER THE BUDGET. FROM 2,091,990 SHAAES F'RIDAY. THE AMEX INDEX LOOKING rOA A HOLE," ONE RELATED "IT'S A IT TOOK 39 DAYS OF BEHIND-THE-SCENES BAR- HELD STEADY AT $13 20. GOOD THING THE DOOR IN THE HELICO~TER WAS GAINING AMONG PARTY LEADERS TO rlNO A SUC­ O"EN OR I ~OULD HAVE TOTALED THE SHIP GETTI~CESSOR TO THE CALS' GOVERNMENT, WHICH HELD (CONTINUED FROM OUT." "TOTAL" MEANS To CDIOIPLETELY WRECK jorf"ICt FOR 18 MONTHS -- ABOI)T AV(RAGE rOR (i()f> PAGE ONE) GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS IN SAIGON ANNOUNCEO ~ DUTCH ~DMINISTRATION. LAIRD'S PROPOSAL WAS VEl ANOTHER IN A StAlm TODAY SOUTH VIETNAMESE GUNBOATS NOW ARE ZIJLSTRA, A WIDELY RESPECTEO ECONOMICS EX- or RECENTLY-ANNOUNCED REPUBLICAN ALTERNATIVES ESCORTING ALL rORtlGN VESSELS TRAYELING U~ PERT AND fORMER FINANCE MINIST(R, COULD ONLY TO THE GREAT SOCIETY WHICH THE GOP INTENDS To THE MEKONG R,VER TO SUPPOSEDLY NEUTRAL PUT TOGETHER A SMALL "EXTRA PARLIAMENTARY" PRESS WITH ITS NEW~FOUNO STRCNGTH IN THE CAMeODIA. THIS IS A MOVE TO STOP GUN SMUG~ MINORITY CABINET WITH NO F'ORHAl PROMISE or HOUSE. CLING 8Y THE V,ET CONG, GOVERNMENT SPOKESMEN SUPPORT rROM ANY POLITICAL PARTY. THE PARTY LEADERSHI~ ALREADV HAS ENDORSED SAID. HIS I~TERIM GOVERNMENT -- THE 11TH COALI- A PLAN FOR SHARING FEOERAL TAX REVENUES WITH TION HERE SINCE WORLD WAR II AND THE 49TH STATE ANO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS TO USE AS THEY CREASE NEXT YEAR TO RAISE AN ADDITIONAL $10 SINCE PARLIAMENT WAS ESTABLISHEO ON A MODERN SEE FIT. ALSO SUPPORTED IS A MODIFICATION OF' BILLION IN REVENUES. SASIS LITTLE MORE fHAN 100 YEARS AGO -- IS THE JOHN50N ADMINISTRATION'S NEW DEMONSTRA- ApPEARING ON TELEVISION, BOGGS NOTED RE- MAOE UP o. 13 MEMBERS rROM ZIJLSTRAIS OWN TION C,TIES PROGRAM F'OR SLUM REHABILITATION PORTS OF' A BUDGET DEFICIT THIS YEAR 01" AS PROTESTANT ANTI-REVOLUTIONARY PARTY AND THE _5 WELL AS THE WAR ON POVERTY MUCH AS $15 61~LION. PftlMARILY 8ECAUSE OF tATHOLIC PARTY. HOUSE DEMOCRATIC WHIP HALE BoGGS, LA., SEES DErENSE SPENDING AND HIGHER INTEREST PAY~ ARP HAS ONLY 13 SEATS IN THE 15~SEAT Low- LITTLE MORE HOPE or PASSAGE OF' VARIOUS GOP MENTS ON THE 'EOER"L DEBT. eR HOUSE AND THE CATHOLIC PARTY 50 SEATS -- TAX-SHARING PLANS AT A TIME WHEN OE~ANDS ON JOHNSON HAD NOT TOLD "'N SO, BOGGS SAID, ~ARGEST SINGLE PARTY REPRESENTED THERE. EVEN FEDERAL RESOURCES ARE SO GREAT. BUT "~4Y GUESS IS THAT THE PRESIDENT WILL \liITH FULL SUPPORT FROM .t.LL MEMBERS OF iH[S£ BOGGS, ONE Of; SEVERAL CONGRESSION ... L LEADERS RECOMMEND AN INCReASE IN INCOME TAXES" PARTIES, THE CASINET IS STILL 13 SHORT or A WHO CONFERRED WITH PRESIDENT JOHNSON LAST ~AJORITY. WEEK AT HIS TEXAS R.... CH, PREDICTED TH.~ SUPPORT BARGAIN BAZAAR: POLITICAL OBSERVERS PREDICT, HOWEVER, THAT JOHNSON PROBABLY WOULO SEEK AN INCOME TIlX IN- I PARLIAMENT WILL PASS THE MEASURES. MoNDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1966 HOURGLASS Pu[ 7 SOMETHING STRUCK HIM A STUNNING BLOW TH""T WITNESSES AGAEED THAT AS THE THING TOUCHED FLYING SAUCERS·· LEFT. GASH W~ICH WAS TO REQUIRE MEDICAL THE WATER THEAE WAS. HISSING SOUMO AS THOUGH CARE WHEN FLYNN REGAINEO HIS SENSES THE THE OBJECT HAD aEEN REO HOT -- aUT THERE WAS C)ER10US BUSINESS UFO WAS GONE NO STEAM. THE HISSING PHENOMENON EVIOENTLY PRANK EOWARDS, rROM HIS BOOK By GITIZENS AND POLICE OrFICERS WHOM FLVNN ~AS DUE TO SOME rACTOA OTHER THAN H[AT. As PUBLISHEO BY LYLE STUART, IMC. DISTRI8UTED LED TO THE SPOT rOUND, IMPRES~tD ON A HUM~ THE OBJECT SAN~ INTO lHE STRtAM, BUS8LES BY KING FEATURES SYNDICATE. MOCK, A CIRCLE WHICH MEASURED SEVENTY~TWO SURGED UP. A DISTURBANCE CONTINO[D FDA MORE PART VIII FEET IN DIAMETER, IN WHICH THE GRASS WAS THAN AN HOUR AT THE POINT WHEAE THE OBJ[CT SEARED. NEARBY TREES WERE ALSO SEARED AND HAD LAST BEEN SEEN. ALL OVER THE WORLD IN THE LAST TwO DECADE SCORCHED ON THE SIDES FACING THE BURNED By NOVEMBER 7 THERE WAS A vARIETY OF GEAR HUNDREDS OF ~ERSONS HAVE DESCRIBED A VAR­ CIRCLE AND EXPERTS ON THE SCENE., BUT THE OBJECT IETY OF UNUSUAL OBJECTS MOVIN~ ABOUT IN THE EARLIER MONTHS or 1965 WERE NOTA8lY WAS NOT fOUND WHETHER IT MANAGED TO ESCAPE WEI~D ways. IT IS NOT DirFICULT, AS THE A PERIOD or CONSIDERABLE 4CTIVITY BY UNIDE 8Y MOVING UPSTREAM OR DOWNSTREAM AFTER DARK­ U.S. AIR FORCE EMPHASIZES, TO CONCLUDE FROM TlflEO FLYING OBJECTS Two SIGHTINGS WERE NESS -- OR WHETHER IT SIMPLY SANK DEEP INTO T~[ DESCRIPTIONS THAT A HIGH PERCENTAGE OF MAPE ON THE SAME NIGHT iN THE SANE STATE, THE SOFT MUDDY eOTTOM OF THE RIVER REMAINED ~~~SE REPORTS ACTUALLY REPRESENT CONVEN- ~OT rAR rROM W""SHIKGTON, D.C. ,PE CUlAT I VE. 110NAl OBJECTS DR CONDITIONS, SEEN UNDER THE VIRGINIA STATE POLICE WERE TOLD THAT GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES CUT OFF THE TOP OF CIRCUMSTANCES WHICH CONrUSED THE VIEWERS ON THE NIGHT Of JANU""RY 25, A HUGE, ALUMIN­ THE ~AlM TREE BESIDE THE RIVER ••• 0 ANALYZE THERE REMAINS A SUBSTANTIAL NUMBER OF UM-COLORED MACHINE CROPPED OOWN BESIDE THE THE NOTCH WHICH THE WITNESSES ALL TESTIFIED CASts OF COM~ETENT WITNESSES REPORTING OB­ HIGHWAY NEAR WILLiaMSBURG AND CAUSEO IGNI­ HAD BEEN MADE BY THE OBJECT WHICH HAP VAN­ JECTS NOT READILY IDENTIFIABLE AS EITHER TION rAILURE IN THE AUTO OF A RICHMOND REAL ISHED IN THE MUDDY RIVER. MODERN SCIENCE MAN-MADE OR EXPLICABLE AS NATURAL SPACE ESTATE EXECUTIVE ArTER HOVERING JUST ABOVE CAN DEDUcE A GREAT DEAL FROM SUCH A PIECE BODIES, SUCH AS A STAR THE GROUND FOR ""N ESTIMATED TWENTY-fIVr or EVIDENCE LET us CONSIDtR SOME CLASSIC CASES -. SECONDS, THE OBJECT ROSE SWIFTLY WITH A A SOMEWHAT DlrF[RENT TYPE Of CASE INVOLVING CASES WHICH INDICATE THE WORLOWIDE NATURE CLE""RLY AUDIBLE WHOOSH: -- AND THE WITNESS CREDIBLE WITNESSES WAS ENTERED IN RECORDS OF THE PHENOMENON ANO SOME OF THE UNUSUALLY WAS AGAIN ,aLE TO START HIS CAR. AT PRETORIA, SOUTH AFRICA, SEPTEMB~R 16, SIGNIFICANT ASPECTS THE SAME NIGHT ABOUT HALF AN HOUR AfTER 1965 Two POLICE OFFICERS, JOHN LOCKE~ AND SOON AFTER MIDNIGHT, MAY 24, 1965~ AT THE THE CASE CITED ABOVE, IT WAS REPORTED A KODS DE KLERk, WERE DRIVING BETWEEN PRETORIA RETREAT HOTEL, IN THE ETON RANGE ABOUT SIMilAR MACHINE STOPPED T~E ENGINE OF AN­ AND BRONKHORSTPRUIT, ON A ROUTINE PATROL fORTY-TWO MILES FROM MACKAY, AUSTRALI4, J. OTHER RICHMOND BUSINESSMAN. A FEW SECONDS As THEY CAME AROUND A BEND IN TH[ WOODED W TllSr, A VETERAN PILOT WITH TRANS~AuSTRA AfTER TOUCHING DOWN NEAR THE HIGHWAY, THE S[CTION OF THE HIGHWAY THEIR LIGHTS SHOWED LtA AIR~INES, JOHN BURGESS, AN AUSTRALIAN OBJECT JUMPED UPWARD AND SPED AWAY. A HUGE, SHINY 08JECT BLOCKING THE ROAD LOCK­ AR~Y VETERAN OF ~ORLO ~AR \1, ANO [RIC Ju­ T~o NIGHTS LATER, JANUARY 27, TWO ENGIN­ EM JaMMED ON THE BRAKES. BOTH MEN TESTlrlEO DIN, AN ENGINEER, WATCHED A STRANGE, BRIL­ EERS Of THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ~ATER THAT THE THING WAS COPPER-COLOAED, DISC LIANTLY LIGHTED AIRCRAFT OF UNFAMILIAR OE­ AOMINISTRATION (NASA), ONE Of THEM A FORMER SHAPED, ABOUT THIRTY fEET IN OIAMETE~. THE StGN APPROACHING THE HOTEL. THE THREE MEH AIR FORCE JET PILOT, RE~ORTrD WATCHING A LOW, ROUNDED OOME SEEMED TO BE GLOWING rAINT­ TOLD GOVERNMENT INVESTIQATORS THEIR RE­ UrO ~ITH fLASHING LIGHTS DESCEND NEAR H4MP­ lY THE WHOLE OBJECT WAS C~EARLY VISI8LE AND ACTIONS INCLUDED fRIGHT. TI~SEfS ACCOUHT TON, VIRGINIA.,ONE or THE WITNESSES, A.C IT WAS UNMISTAKABLY RESTING ON THE HIGHWAY READS: GRIMMINS, SAID THAT THE UNCONVENTIONAL CRAFT TEN SECONDS OR SO A,TER THE POLICE CAR CAME "THIS STRANGE CRAfT \liAS A80UT THRE( HUN­ ZIGZAGGED SHARPLY JUST BEFORE IT 10UCH[O UPON THE STRANGE CRAfT IT LEAPT INTO THE AIR DRED YARDS FROM THE HOTEL VERANDA WH(N WE DOWN. WAS ON THE EARTH A FEW SECONDS •••• WITH 4 ROAR, RISING ON TWO JETS Of FLAME fiRST SAW IT, MOVING JUST ABOVE SOME TREE­ THEN ROSE RAPIOlY AND CLIMBED OUT OF SIGHT. WHICH THE OrfIC(RS SAID STREAMED OUT or TWO TOPS IT HAD A BANK OF SPOTLtGHTS, TWENTY THAT SAME ~ONTH, ACROSS THE COUNTRY NEAR SHORT TUBES ON THE UNDERSIDE. HEAT FROM THE OR THIRTY OF THEM, BELOW A CIRCULAR PLAT­ CUSTER, WASHINGTON, AND NOT FAR fROM BLAINE BLAST WAS so fiERCE THE WITNE5SES COULD SEE FORM IT WAS SOLID -- METALLIC LOOKING -­ AIR FORCE BASE, A FARM fAMILY REPORTED THAT rRAGMENTS OF THE ASPHALT HIGHWAY tLYING OUT­ AND WAS ABOUT THIRTY FEET OR MORE IN OIAM­ a CIRCULAR, GLOWING DEVICE WITH A ROUNOED WARD. EXAMINATION LATER BY HIGHWAY ENGINEERS ET[R 1/ DOM£LIKE su~rRSTRuCTvRE LANDED IN "" SNOW­ SHOWED THAT THE AS~HALT AT THaT POINT HAD AT THIS POINT BURGESS WANTED TO GET HIS COVERED ~IELO. ONLY A FEW MINUTES erFORE, BEEN DEPRESSED AND BROKEN BY A VERY HEAVY RifLE AND fiRE ON THE OBJECT. TILSE WARNED THE AIR FORCE BASE'S R""DAR HAD BEEN TRACK­ WEIGHT AND THAT THE GRAVEL HAD BEEN SE~ARATED ~IM THAT THE CRAFT MIGHT fiRE BACK. ING A THIRTY~fOCT DISC WHICH HAD BulZEO THE fROM THE ASP~AlT 1M A DEEPLY BURNED AREA "THE OBJECT MOVED ACROSS TH[ TREETO~S UN~ AUTOMOBILE Of A fEDERAL lAW ENFORCEMENT SLIGHTLY MORE THAN SIX FEET IN DIAMETER Ex­ TIL IT C""ME TO A LITTLE RIDGE, WHERE THERE OFFICER A rEW MILES fROM THE FIELD. PERTS WHO EXAMINED THt PHYSlC4L CONDITION Of WERE SOME OPENINGS OR CLEARINGS •• As WE THE OBJECT WAS ON THE GROUND aT THE fARM THE ROAD WERE UNANIMOUS IN THEIR COMCLUSION WATCHED, IT SETTLED GENT~Y TO EARTH ON THE FOR A VERY SHORT TIME •••• BUT LONG ENOUGH THAT BURNI~G GASOLINE COULD NOT HAVE BEEN TOP OF THE RIDGE ITS LIGHTS DIMMEO, BUT TO MELT THE SNOW IN A T~IRTy-rOOT CIRCLE THE CAUSE THE GLARE ~AS STILL SO GREAT THAT ~E COULD AND TO SCORCH THE EARTH 11'1 THAT CIRCLE THE SOUTH AFRICAN GOVERNMENT BELAT(DLY NOT TELL WHETHER IT ACTUAL~Y TOOCHEO THE MEMBERS Of THE FARN fAMIlY S.ID THEY HAD ORDERED THE OffiCERS TO DiSCONTINUE THEIR SOIL DR MERELY HOVERED A FEW INCHES ABOVE BEEN TOLD BY THE AIR FORCE NOT TO DISCUSS DESCRIPTIONS OF THE OBJECT. LIEUTENANT COL­ IT THE INCIDENT FURTHER, BUT SAID THE SCORCHED ONEL J.B. BRITS, DISTRICT COMMANDANT or uFOR TI'IIRTY loIINUT(S THE THING \oIA' ... OTION­ CIRCLE WAS PLOWEO UNDER, AT AIR FORCE SUG­ PRETORIA NORTH, TOLD NEWSMEN "THIS IS CON­ LESS. PRESENTlY IT BEGAN TO RISE, AND AS GESTION THERE WAS SPECULATION THE PLOWING SIDERED AS ONE or HIGHLY SECRET AND IMPOR­ IT CAME uP OVER THE TREETOPS WE COULD SEE UNOER WAS OONE BECAUSE Of POSSIB~E RADIATI TANT NATURE." BENEATH IT IN THE GLARE Of ITS LIGHTS AN EQUALLY BIZARRE INCIDENT HAD OCCURRED THE CRUSHED CONDITION OF THE HIGHWAY IN THREE MASSIVE LEGS -- WHICH APPEARto TO BE ON OCTOBER 31, 1958, AT IGUAPE, BRAZIL THE PRETORIA CASE HAD A SIMILARITY IN A CASE TRIPOD TYPE LANDING GE4R. EACH LEG HAD A IGUAPE IS IN SAO PAULO PROVINCE, ON THE WHICH FRENCH AUTHORITIES INVESTIGAT(D AT THr LIGHT ON IT • BANKS or THE PEROPAVA RIVER VILLAGE o. QUARoueLE THERE"" YOUNG METAL "AT ABOUT THREE HUNDRED ftET IT erGAM 'TO AROUND 2.30 1M HIE AfTERNOON, A SCOFU or ~ORKER IN THE BLANC-MISSERON MILLS, 34-YE4R­ PICK UP HORIZONTAL S~EEO. THE ""CCELERAT ION PERSONS TO~D AUTHORITIES, THEIR ATTENYION OLD MARIUS DEWILDE, TOLD AUTHORITIES THAT HE WAS RAPID AND IT MOVED AWAY TOWARD THE NORTH WAS ATTRACTED BY A LOUD ROAR OVERHEAD, IN- HAD GONE TO BED ABOUT fiFTEEN MINUTES PAST AND VANISHED I~ THE NIGHT" TERRUPTEO aT SHORT INTERVALS BY METAlliC TEN ON SEPTEMBER 10, 1954 A fEW MINUTES THE THREE MEN WERE INTERROGATED AT LENGTH CLANKING SOUNDS COMING ALONG SPASMODICALL LaTER HIS DOG BEGAN TO HDW~ AND DEWILDE GOT BY AUSTRALIAN AUTHORITIES, WHOSE NUHarR TOWARD THE RIVER WAS A SHINY DISC~SHAPED UP TO INVESTIGAT[ HE SLIPPED OUTSIDE, T""K­ ANO ~ERSISTENC( SVGGESTED THAT THE GOVERN- OBJECT ABOUT SIXTEEN rEET IN DIAMETER AND ING HIS FLASHLIGHT. THE DOG CAME CRAWLING TO HENT ATTaCHED CONSIDERA8LE IMPORTANCt TO PERHAPS fOUR f[ET THICK AT THE CEMTER. IT HIM, RATHER UNUSUAL BEHAVIOR fOR THAT ~AR· THE INCIDENT LuRCHED OVER THE ROOfTOP OF A HONE, BARELY TICULAR ANIMAL A SIMILAR CASE ABOUT THE SAME TIME OCCUR- HISSING IT. THE CR""fT SEEMED TO BE TRYING DEWILDE SAID HE COU~D MAKE OUT ~ ~ARGE, RED IN THE UNITEO STATES TO BANK BUT W4S EVIOENTLY UNABLE TO DO SO, DARK MASS FAINTLY SILHOUETTED ON THE NE~RBY ON MARCH 14, 1965, A PROFESSIONAL DOG FOR IT STRUCK THE TRUNK OF A PALM TREE, RAILROAD TRACKS. HE HEARD FOOTSTEPS AND TRAINER, JAMES W FLYNN, or FORT MEYERS, GOUGING OUT A DEEP NOTCH IN THE TREE. FLIPPED ON HIS FLASHLIGHT. IN ITS BEAM, ANO FLORID4, HaD A COVPLE or HIS CliENTS' DOGS THE COLLISION C4USED IT TO BECOME MORE NOT MORE THAN TWENTY fEET FROM HIM, WERE TWO IN THE EVERGLADES FOR TRAINING. HE PITCHEO ERRATIC THE CRArT TIPPED UPWARD AND SEEMEO VERY SMAll MANLIKE CREATURES HE DESCRIBED CAMP ON A HUMMOCK AND PREPARED TO sPtND THE TO BE TRYING TO CLIMB .THEN IT SHOT 510[­ THEM AS BEING ABOUT THR[E-AND-A-HALf TO rOUA NIGHT THERE AT ABOUT 1:30 AM HE WAS AWAKEN« WAYS FOR PERHAPS THIRTY rEET ROARING AND FEET TA~L, WEARING SOME SORT OF SHINY HELMET ED BY THE DOGS THEY WERE WATCHING A 8RtGKT- THE GLEANING OBJECT HUNG ABOVE WH ItH WAS SIMilAR TO DIVING GEAR THAT HE HAD. I LY LIGHTrD OBJECT OF INDETERMINATE SHA~E tOR A fEW SECONDS, THEN ABRUPTLY 'S[EN As HE STA~T£D TO RUN ACROSS HIS G4ROCN WHICH WAS SLOWLY SETTLING DOWN INTO THE EDGE AND PLUNGED INTO THE TO INTERCEPT THE CR[A SWAMP TURES, A OAZZLING FLYNN HAD A VEHICLE KNOWN AS A SWAM~ BUGGY SEAM SHOT OUT fROM 1 wHICH IS A cRAFT WITH HUGE TIAES ENA~LIN& IT THE 09~ECT AND HE TO O~ERATE IN SOFT GROUND OR LOW WATER. HE rELT STUNNED. HE TOLD DROVE TO THE SPOT ~HERE THE LIGHtS or 'THE POL I CE: 11 I COULD ONLY OBJfCT WERE CLEARLY VISIBLE. WHEN HE ~AS STANO THERE AS I~ I ABOUT A ~UNORED YAROS FROM IT, HE STOPPED WERE PARALYZED. I HIS VEHICLE TO PROCEED ON fOOT TO WIT~IN COULD NOT MOVE MY AR ~ ABOUT"" HUNDREO FEET. HE DESCRIBED It TO OR LEGS 'COULD NOT AUTHORITIES AS CIRCULAR, SEVENTY-FIVE TO YELL. 1 WAS HELPLESS A HUNOREO FEET IN DIAMETER, WITH THE LOWER WHILE THAT LIGHT WAS TEN FE[T TAKEN UP BY rOUR ROWS or WHAT ON ME '1 SEEMED SMALL LIGHTED WINDOWS. HE DID NOT SEE HE SAW SOME SORT or ANY OCCUPANTS. THE OBJECT HAD FOUND A RAISED O~EN'NG APPEAR IN THE

"l~C[ OARK OBJECT. A MOMENT FLYNN THOUGHT IT WAS PROBA8LY SOME EXPERI­ LATER THE THING BEGAN MENTAL CRAFT THAT HAD BEEN FORCED OO~N. TO RISE SLOWLY, AND HE HAD INTENDED TO INQUIRE Ir IT$ OPER~­ STRAIGHT UP, AND THEN Photog-ralm or :tn I n,dt'ntt(u'd Flying Ob)6<'t ",,,en n", ... r Deleter. '\flCnlgan In Ma.rch 1966, taken TOR9 NEEDED TRANSPORTATION, WHICH HE COULD IT S~OT UPWARD WITH A by !l poll!''' /lHleu sent fo) on\f>StlJ;"~te reports of It, ""IIHfe"tation. (From King Fea.turps) PROVIDE. THEN AS HE TOOK A FEW STEPS CLOSER PAGE B HOURGLASS

(CONTINUED FROM HAD 8E(N WATCHIN~ NOTHING MORE UNUSUAL THAN C)AUCERS PAGE SEVEN) A CONVENTIONAL PISTON ENGINE PLANE! REG'~TER DROPb TEN LUUINARIE~ As SOON AS HE COULD MOVE, DEWilDE RAN TO UfOs WERE REPORTED 'N 1965 NOT rAR fROM NEW YORK (UPI}--THE SOCIAL REGISTER BOUNCED R{PORT TO ~UTHORIT'[S. THE PENTAGONt A~OUT PM, JANUARY 4.20 II, llSTEES Of THe DU~LE$, VANDERBILT, fiELD, A GROUP or ARMY COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALISTS AFT(R LENGTHV QUESTIONING THEY CAME TO CUSHING, TILFORD VAN ALLEN, GUEST, BENEDICT, IN THE MUNITIONS BUILDING AT NINETEENTH THE CONCLUSION THAT DEWILDE W~S TELLING THE H,TCHCOCK AND COSDEN FAMILI[S TODAY AND WEL­ TRUTH THEY ALSO rOUND PHYSICAL EVIDENCE. STREET AND CONSTITUTION AVE., WATCHED N.W., COMED A BANOLEADtR WHO PLAYS FOR THEIR DANCES AN INTERESTING SPECTACLE TO WHICH THEY HAD ~T ~ POINT ON THE RAllRO~O TRACKS VHERE THE 1967 NEW YORK EO'TION OF THE 81-YE~R­ DEWILDE HAD REPORTEDLY SEEN SOME STRANGE BEEN ALERTED BV FRIENDS IN THE RADAR '[C­ OLD WHO'S WHO I. CONSERVATIVE SOCIAL CIRCLES TION. OBJECT RESTING, THE AUTHORITIES rDUND FIVE DELETED A SCORE or LISTEES, PROBASLY BECAUSE DEEP INDENTATIONS IN THE WOOD OF THE CROSS­ THERE WERE TWELVE ARMY SPECIALISTS GATHER­ or MARRIAGES CONTRACTED OUTSIOE THE SOCIAL ED AT THE WINDOWS, VHERE THEY OBSERVED T'E5 E~PERTS WHO EXAMINEO THE MARKS ~NO THE PALE THE REGISTER'S '"ONYMOUS "AOVISORY TWELVE TO fiFTEEN WHITE, EGG SHAPED DeJECTS WOOD OF THE CROSSTIES CALCULATED THAT IT COHMITT£E" DOES NOT EXPLAIN ITS POlIC'!' ON WOULD HAVE REQUIRED A PRESSURE or THIRTY MOVING ACROSS TNE SKY IN ERRATIC FASHION WHO'S "IN" OR WHO'S "OUT", SO THOSE WHO CARE TONS TO CREATE SUCH MARKS. THEY ALSO FOUND AT ALTITUPES or 12,000 TO 15,000 FEET ABOVE CAN ONL Y GUESS THE CAPITOL BUILDING. THE OBJECTS WERE THAT THE GRAVEL USED FOR BALLAST BETWEEN THE THE NEW[ST ENTRY WAS POPULAR SOCIETY eAND­ CLEARLY BEING PURSUED BY TWO DELTA-WING TIES WAS EXCEPTIONALLY rRANGIBLE, AS THOUGH LrADER PHIL BENNETT AND HIS WirE JOYCE Of UP­ JETS, WHICH THEY EASILY OUTMANEUVERED IN THE IT HAO BEEN SUBJECTED TO GREAT HEAT, UNLIKE PER MONTCLAIR, N.J., BOTH OF' WHOM STEM FROM BRIeF INTERVAL THE SPECTACLE WAS IN SIGHT THAT TO BE EXPECTED IN NORMAL RAILROAD COLONIAL AMERICAN CLANS BENNETT ALSO IS ~ fROM TlfE ARMY CENTER. OPERATIONS COMPOSER AND WOULD RATE EVEN IN THE JEl SET', AGAIN, THE EVENING OF FEBRUARY 26, '959, ONE WASHINGTON NEWSPAPER REPORTED THAT THE "SOCIETY OF ACHIEVE"ENT" [VEN IF "E WEREN'T A GLOWING YELLOW-ORANGE DISC W~S DECLARED WITNESSES" AGRtE ON THE SHAPE AND APPROX 1- IN THE REG ISTER AT LOW ALTITUDE OVER THE LONDON AIRPORT. MATE NUMBER or THE DISCS AND THE rACT THAT EVERYONE EXPECTED JOSHUAL COSOEN TO DRAW A THE TRAffiC CONTROL OffiCER IN THE AIR~ORT THE THINGS ~ERE '~EEOING fASTER TKAN THE BLANK AfTEA HIS MARRIAGE TO ZSA ZSA GABOR AND TOWER OBSERVED THE THING CLOSELY THROUGH JET INTERCEPTORS." HE DID MISS GABOR ALREADY HAO 6LASTED THE BINOCULARS AND REPORTED IT AS ItAN UNIDENTI- 'WHEN THE PAPER INQUIRED Of THE OEF'EN5E OE- REGISTER AND INFORMED THE WORLD THAT "AT flED fLYING OBJECT." A.N OFfiCIAL AIR MIMISTR'I PARTMENT WHAT THE OBJECTS MIGHT HAVE BEEN) LEAST I MARRY MY LOVERS, WHICH IS MORE THAN STAT(MENT SAID THE SAME 06JECT WAS WATCHED THE REPORTER WAS CURTLY INfORMED THAT THE SOME or THOSE DAMES IN THE RtG I STER DO " AT THE SAME TIME rROM ROYAL AIR fORCE HEAD­ TWELVE A.RMY CO"MUNICATIONS SPECIALISTS HAD THE "OUTS" INCLUDED EDITH DULLES, GRANO­ SEEN NOTHING AT ALL! "THERE WAS NO SUCH QUARTERS AT STANMORE DAUGHTER OF THE LATt SECRETARY O~ STATt JOHN THE AIR MINSITRY LATER ANNOUNCED THAT THE INCIDENT. IT JUST DID NOT HAPPEN." FOSTER DULLES, WHO MARRIED UNREGISTERED LEWIS EVEN MORE IN1RIGUING WAS THE EXPERIENCE GLOWING DISC HAD BEEN NOTHING MORE RE~ARKABL[ HUGHES WILSON, JR ~ or JACKSON, MISS, A UNI­ or A TELEVISION STATION WHICH MADE ARRANGE­ THAN ~THE NOSE CONE OF A CIVILIAN PLANE." VERSITY OF TEXAS ~AW STUDENT. JOANNE r'ELD, How H~D ,JT HOVERED IN ONE SPOT fOR TWENTY MENTS TO INTERVIEW THE ARMY GROUP WHiCH DAUGHTER OF THE LATE PUBLISHER MARSHALL FIELD MINUTES WAS HOT EXPLAINED HAD REPORTED THE STRANGE OBJECTS. WORD Of IV DISAPPEAREO rROM THE BOOK AfTER SHE BE­ AT 7 PM ON MARCH 21, 1965~ SEVENTY MILES THIS DEVELOPMENT GOT TO THE PENTAGON AND CAME THE BRIDE OF CHICAGO BROKER JAMES PHILIP FROM OSAKA AIRPORT NEAR HIMEJI, JAPAN, A "SPOKESMAN" WAS RUSHED TO THE ARMY CENTER. LANGOON, BUT MAY TURN UP IN THE CHICAGO [pl­ VETERAN PILOT YOSHIAKI INADA WAS FLYING THE COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALISTS WHO WERE A- TION. THE REGISTER, WHICH PUT THE SKIOS UNDER FO~TY PASSENGERS IN THE TWIN-[HGINEO TOA AIR~ BOUT TO BE INTERVIEWED WERE TAKEN INTO AN­ TYPEWRITER HEIRESS GAMBLE BENEDICT ARNOLD LINES PLANE IN THE R[PORT G,VEN AUTHORITIE'~ OTHER ROOM BY THE PEN1AGON REPRESENTATIVE AFTER HER RUNAWAY MARRIAGE TO THE RO"ANIAN INAOA SAID THAT SHORTLY AFTER PASSING HIMEJI, AND INrORMEO THAT THEY COULD NOT DiscuSS LOTHARIO ANDRE PORUMBEAHU, DROPPED HER BRO­ "A BRIGHTLY GLOWING MYSTERIOUS OBJECT AP­ THE INCIDENT FOR PU8LIC CONSUMPTION. WHEN THER DOUGLAS, TOO. HE MARRIED SAMMY JANE PEAR[O BESIOE US IT PACED THE PLANE fOR A SOME Of THE CIVILIAN SpECIALI~TS DEMANDED BROWNING, AN AIRLINE ST(WARDESS fROM FORT MOMENT, THEN OROPPEO OUT Of SIGHT BEHIND US TO KNOW IN WHAT HANNER THE PENTAGON COULD WORTH THEN IT CAME UP ALONGSIOE US AND PACED us, FORCE THEM TO MAINTAIN SILENCr, T~E OfrlCER THE AXE FELL ON PROMINENT TUXEDO PARK, NEW­ ABOUT THREE HUNDRED FEET orF OUR WING TIP TOLD THEM THAT SINCE THEY HAD DeSERVED THE PORT AND LONG ISLAND GOLD COAST FAMILIES. rOR ABOUT fIFTY-F'IVE MILES ~ OBJECTS THROUCH A GOVERNMENT WINDOW THEY NEWPORT'S LILY CUSHING fAILED TO BRING "1[R WHfLE THE OBJECT WAS NEAR THE PLANE, INAOA CAHE UNDER THE GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS ON BRIDEGROO", JAN KUNCZSKI, Of CRACOW, POLAND, THE SU8JECT: REPORTED, THE AUTOMATIC DIRECTION rlNDER WAS INTO THE REGISTER, SAN FRANCISCO BEAUTY DRE­ "VIOLENTLY ArFECTED " THE CO-PILOT TRIED TO THERE WtRt NO TELEVISION INTERVIEWS WITH HA TYSON VAN ALEH BLANKEO THIS YEAR FOLLOWING RADIO OSAKA AIRPDRT, ONLY A FEW MILES AHEAD THOSE WI TNESSES. A DIVORCE FROM SAMUEL T VAN ALEN, GRANDSON aUT THE PLANE'S RADIO 010 NOT fUNCTION. THE TtL[VISION PERSONAliTY ARTHUR GODfREY 15 or NEWPORT'S REIGNING DOWAGER, MAS LOUIS ANNOYING OBJECT VANISHED AS THE AIRCRAFT A VETERAN PILOT HE LIVES IN VIRG'NIA~ HAS BRUGOIERE NEARED THE CITY OF' MATSUYAMA, IN SHIKOKU. HIS OWN PLANE AND PILOT, AND rLIES BACK HENRY TILFORD MORTIMER or TUXEDO'S FIRST INAOA'S CO-PILOT, TETSU UMASHIMA, WAS TRY­ AND ~ORTH TO HIS BROADCASTING DUTIES IN NEW FAMILY fAILED TO RATE A LISTING WITH HIS ING TO CONTACT THE MATSUYAMA COM~UNICATIONS YORK CITY. ENGLISH BRIDE, LADY ALEXANDRA METCALFE THE TOWER TO REPORT THE INCIDENT WHEN HE HEARD ON HIS COAST-TO-COAST PROGRAM ON JUNE 25, POLO-PLAYING HITC"COCK CLAN OF LONG ISLAND THE fRANTIC CALLS OF A PILOT FOR TOKYO AIR­ 1965, MR. GODrREY RECOUNTED 'N EXPERIENCE wAS ~ISSING MARGARET MELLON HITCHCOCK WHO LINES, DECLARING THAT HIS PLANE HAO BEEN WHICH HAD BEfALLEN HIM AND HIS CO-PILOT MARRIED OR LOUIS SCARRONE, JR , Of THE BUZZ[D BY A GREENISH DISC-SHAPEO OBJECT WHICH fRANK MUNICltL~O) ON A NIGHT F'LI~HT THEY COLUMBIA-PRESBYTERIAN MEDICAL CENTER STAfF IN HAD CIRCLED HIM TWIC[ AND THEN ZIPPED AWAY. WERE MAKING IN GODFREY'S PLANE FROM NEW NEW YORK THE TOKYO PLANE WAS ALSO NEAR MATSUYAMA AND YORK TO WASHINGTON VANOERBILT HEIR PETER OSGOOD WILDE WAS WAS ABOUT TwENTY MILES AWAY FROM INADA'S THEY WERE HAVING A ROUTINE rLIGHT, SAID CROSSEO OFF fOLLOWING HIS MARRIAGE TO UNREG­ TOA PLANE AT THE TIME. GODFREY, AND V~RE NEAR PHILADELPHIA WHEN A ISTERED SALLY HA~SEY S,KES OF DENVER MRS THERE IS EVIDENCE THAT OCEAN VESSE~S, TOO, BRIGHTLY liGHTED OBJECT SUDDENLY APPEARED ELIZABETH ~UEST CONDOH GOT THE SA"E TREAT­ HAvE HAD (NCOUNTERS WITH UfOs. THE NIGHT or Ofr THE RIGHT VING Of THEIR TWIN-ENGINED MENT AfTER f'ER MARR IAGE TO GEORGE STEVENS, NOVEMBER 12) 1963, THE ARGENTINE NAVY TRANS­ CONVAIR. GODrREY, AT THE CONTROLS, ROLLED JR , SON Of THE HOLLYWOOO DIRECTOR SHE IS PORT VESSEL PUNTA M[DANOS REPORTED IT surFER­ HIS PLANr SHARPLY TO THE LErT TO AVOID A THE DAUGHTER or RAYMOND GUEST, U.S. AMBAS­ ED INTERfERENCE fROM THE PRESENCE or A VERY POSSIBLE COLLISION. THEN, HE TOLD HIS SADOR TO IRELAND LARGE UNIDENTifiED OBJECT TH~T WAS rOLLOWING AUDIENCE, HE CONTACTEO THE FAA TOWER IN THE REGISTER OPENED THE GATt TO ANOTHER THE veSSCL AT A DISTANCE or ~80UT ONE MILE. PHILADELPHIA, BUT WAS TOLD NO OTHER AIR­ MEMBER OF EUROPEAN ROYALTY BY LISTING PRINCE THE Uro WAS ROUND IN SHAPE, MOVED AT A CRAfT WERE IN THE VICINITY. KARL VIKTOR ZU W,rD Of MUNICH, NEW HUSBAND STEADY SPEED, AND HAPE NO SOUND. IT 010 NOT THE 08JECT REVERSED ITS COURSE AND CIRCLEe OF WIDOWED MRS ANDRE OE COPPET R STEPHEN CARRY LIGHT!! THEM, COMING UP SECONDS LATER 8EHIND THEIR SALANT, JR , A YOUNG COMMODITY BROKER, GAVE As THE OBJECT REACHED ITS NE~REST APPROACH LEFT WING GODFREY AGAIN 8ANKED SHARPLY THE COVETED LINE OF TYPE TO HIS BRrOE, SER­ TO THE NAVY TRANSPORT, THE PUNTA MED~NOS' ~WAY fROM THE uro AND TRIED TO INCREASE THE ENA RUSSELL, GRANDDAUGHTER OF THE DUKE or MAGNETIC COMPASSES SWUNG WILPLY AND WERE USE­ DISTANCE BETWEEN THEM. THE OBJECT BANKEO MARLBOROUGH LESS FOR NAVIGATIONAL PURPOSEs. As SOON AS RIGHT WITH HIM EVERY TIME GODfREY MADE AN OTHER NEW FACES INCLUDED BRITISH PUBLISHER iHE UfO HAD GONE, TH( COMPASSES RETURNED TO EfrORT TO ELVDE THE UFO, IT DUPLICATED HIS GEORGE WtlOENFELO, NEW HuSBAND OF SANDRA NORMAL MOVES P~YSON MEYER Of THE METS BASEBALL ~EAM rAMILY THE FLEET COMMANDER RADIOED A rULL REPORT "IT STAYED RIGHT THERE orr MY LErT WING/' AND ONETIME POLITICAL ADVISOR TO THE ISRAELI 'MM[OIATE~Y TO THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEr, WHO GODFREY TOLD HIS AUDIENCE~ "NO MATTER WHAT GOVERNMENT, AND ROBERTA HESS or GLADWYN€, ORDEREO , rULL INVESTIGATION THE SuBSEQUENT 1 DID:" PA , W~O IS NOW WIfE or EDWARD TRIPPE or PROBr DISCLOSED NOTHING WRONn WITH THE CO"­ HE ALSO ADMITTED THAT HE AND MUNICIELLO, BOSTON, SON or PAN AMERIC~N WORLD AIRWAYS PASSES AND RULED OUT THE POSSIBILITY THAT 80TH VETERAN PILOTS WITH THOUSANOS or HOURS BOARD CHAIRMAN JUAN T TRIPPE THE R[~ARKAeLE DISTURSANCE COULD HAVE SEEN or FLYING TIME, WERE SCARED BY WHAT HAD CAUSEO BY SUBMARINES OR CONVENTIONAL AIR­ HAPPENEO TO THEM. THE UFO SIMPLY STAYED URUGUAY ~CRAP~ COUNCil CRArT RIGHT WITH THEM UNTIL IT GOT READY TO-LEAVE, MONTEVIDEO (UPI )--URUGUAY TODAY VOTED TO AT 5'10 AM ON NOVE~8ER 5, 1957, THE UNITED ANO THEN VE[RED UPWARD AND AWAY INTO THE SCRAP ITS SWISS-STYLE NATIONAL COUNCIL or STAT£S COAST GUARD cuTTER SEBAGO'S RADAR NIGHT. GOVERNMENT AND RETURN TO THE PRESIDENTIAL PICKED UP AN OBJECT WHtCH WAS RACING AROUND STYLE or GOVERNMENT ALONG AMERICAN LINES THE CUTTER. TRACKING IT WITHOUT INTERRUPTION, fROM THE BOOK PUBLISHED BY LYLE STUART, INC. Of~ICIAL RETURNS fROM MORE THAN ONE-THI~D THE RADARMEN HAD SEEN IT STOP IN MID-AIR, COPYRIGHT (C) 1966, BY fRANK EDWARDS. OF THE ESTIMATED I 3 MILLION VOTES CAST IN THEN DART AHEAD AT HIGH SPEED DISTR_aUTED BY KING FEATURES SYNDICATE. yrSTEROAV'S NATIOH-WIDE BALLOTING GAVE A ELCVEN MINU1ES AFTER THE RADAR PICKED UP CLEAR 58 PERCENT MAJORITY TO THE CONSTITU­ THE UfO BLIP, FOUR MEN ON THE DECK Of THE NEXT: urOs AND ELECTRICAL BLACKOUTS. TIONAL PROJECT SCRAPPING THE NINE-MAN COUN­ S[BAGO WERE ABLE TO SEE IT CLEARLY WITH THE Cil THAT HAS RULED THE tOUNTRY SINCE 1951 NAKEO EYE: LIEUTENANT DONALD SCHAErER, COLUMBUS, GA (UPI)--A BIRD OOG THAT GOT ELECTION RESuLTS ALSO CLEARLY INDICATED A QUARTERMA!TER KENNETH SMITH, RADIOMAN THOMAS SO EXCITED ABOUT A THANKSGIVING HUNTING RETURN TO POWER ,N URUGUAY FOR THE COLORADO KIRK, AND [NSIGN WAYNr SCHOTTLEY. THEY OES­ TRIP THAT IT LEAPED ON A LOADED GUN, ~ARRED (CENTER-LEFT) PARTY AFTER SI~ YEARS OF' DOMIN­ CRIBEO THE OBJECT AS SHINY AHD CIRCULAR, THE TRIGGER AND SHOT ITS MASTER IN THE roo~ ATION Of GOVERNMENT CONT~OL BY THE BLANCO CAPABLE or PERrORMANCE BEYONO THE LIMITS or HAS BEEN rORGIVEN. T~ WOUNDED HUNTER, D.C. (CENTER-RIGHT) PARTY KNOVN AIRCRAfT. MICHAEL, WAS RtLEASED FROH COLUMBUS HOSPITAL A RETIREO ARMY CENERAL, OSCAR 0 GESTIDO, IN WASHINGTON, PENTAGON SPOKESMEN "EXPLAIN­ LATE lAST WEEK AND ANNOUNCED HE BORE NO or THE COLORADO PARTY, APPEARED CERTAIN TO BE E~' THAT THE OfFICERS AND MEN ON THE SEBAGO GRUDGE TOWARD HIS DOG, LITTLE GAL [LECTED PRESIDENT. , MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1966 HOURGLASS PAGE 9 Britain's Problems of Today-Mostly Money A Look Into Religious Antiquity:

Iy PAUl A SHiNKMAN Qumran and the Dead Sea Scrolls WTltt~!, E'lpee.ally for CelltraJ Press and tins Newspllper LONDON-' Cracks found In the htlll of reaoiutlOn" might easliy startle the average Amer tean newspaper reader mto be hevmg that hIS gOHrnment It belf was 5ho\< mg SIgn_ of a crack up m Its early stag(>s Here in England the headlme means that the BrItish Na.vy II new Polaris submarllle HMS Re.olutIOn which has Just been launched, "ctually does have cracks similar to those dIscover ed in other nnclear submarines bullt m Bl ltam in the past Al though these 'cracks" nre not e\ en vl~lble to the naked eye, the~ nc\ertheless can con stltute a source of danger and anxiety that IS svmptomatlc of the hod~ polItiC of '\ny nntwn th'lt .. tand~ on lts O\,n t\\O feet

THIS Central Press corres pondcnt \\ as told b:\ a high of Thn IS the Q.umnm ~(ly. whtr. lite De(ld Sea Scroll. ware dlKover.d I!clal of the BII tlsh go, crnment that thl) current Ci de of ups By STEVE LIBBY Dead Sea ScroU~ "ere wrJlt('n ilnd dm, n In the economIc sltua W, !/tell E.spewl/ly lar Cmltra/ PTC~S cmd This Ne!vspaper To the west are the rums of A LITTLE MORE than an hOllr by ca.r from the Holy City or a storehouse clsterns work­ tlOn mu~t be tel mmuted once ,nd for ".II Jeru~'ilem m Jordan VISItors from all over the world VIsit the shops and the bread oven for site at onc of the most exctltlng fmds In fill Christendom Qum­ the commumty To the soutll The!." drams upon hIS go,crn IIrlll5k Chancellor of the i'lichequer Jamn Callaghn ment, he sald, are IdentifIed nm where the Dead Sea Scroll~ were found nearly 20 years ago near the aqueduct, v. as the cl:dl$ on PreSldell1 JOhniOn at Ihe White Hou$' SlOee the day In 11147 \\ htn a Bedotlln shepherd dUlCovered large room used for rehglous b, "uch glgan he Ioa.d~ as a vast in feasls and for communal gath o~crscus program of ~~orJ(! de anv other country I Bl1tl);h al(l m 1965 soared to several rolls of manllSclIpts hIdden a tiny cave high In a rocky er!ngs lense commitments (second only Accordmg to Brlt:nn's Chan I 196 mllhon pounds The defense chff nenr the shores of the Dead Sea, areheologlst'l have been Nl"xt to it, a smaller room, o tho~e of tM UnIted Stateq) cellor of the Fxchequer James I burden accounted for some 70 lured to look lOto .,;cry cave, hole and crevice in the wild and ,nd dIrect costs upon the BI It CuJlnh .. n 'This explams the, per cent of the gross national desolate area The fmdmgs have been rewn.l'(hng, Indeed was the pantry where more n h Exchequel emphaSIS we have gnen to re I production The BrItish Motor Discoveries ha\e been among the most excIting of our modern than thousand pia les bowls covering the foreign eXChange CorporatIOn on sept 27 let lt era BIblical m[ln\l~crlpts 20 centuries old have been found, un­ dishes and jugs "" ere found • • stacked in neat pIles alongSIde DURI",a the pa,t Hal', aid to cost of keeplng alIt troop~ 10 be known that It v.ould dIsmISS lmown books from a relIgious community recently identified as I e extent of 196 nulhon poundS Gelmany namely the deter 11 000 to 12000 car ","orkets beIng from the Essene~ a pre Christian sect--a.nd other flndmgs the back wall tel hng cre ,ted a defense bur mmed \\ay m which \\e faced soon betv.een 10 and 11 per have estabhsbed a new light on the hIstory oC ChrJ!ltJanity Hll! SKILLED archeologists de­ '-n of some 70 per ccnt of the wIth MalaYSIa the problem of cent of Its 109000 labor fmee tones of BIblical texts have r------~-~ ami careful excavat,ons tell Ule te rmi ned lh 0.1 J,ome of the lOSS nailonal product confrontatlon WhICh has already To at least one American been I evealed and at the same story of the times As early as The Bntish chancellor of the brought a release of tension and newspaperman .... ho has workell tIme backgrounds have been bUIldings had been damaged by the 8th eentur), B C a round an earthquake the eff~t of the l~xcheql1cr ~al[l recentlv on the enabled us to reduce the number several years 111 London's Fleet unco\ered r(gaIdlng the teach cIstern and a square bullding 'lubJect of de fen s e, We are of troops serving there' Street the British capital has mgs of Jesus and the fOlwatlOn tremor clearly viSIble m the I\ere constructed by an un­ towe rand cl s terns It 1$ be I cady to acc<)pt our full respon • not lost Its partICular Ch'H'f of the ea fly ChnstHIn ehurch lmo\\ n cult}lr!' "blli ties, but \\ e must certamly A FEW DAYS later Chan undor VlrluaH\ a" flU man elr ExcavatIOns at and near \levee that thIS is the tremor which, according to the hIs­ ,tiui Josephus shook Judea. In the sprmg of 31 B C be heaVier fOl lIS th"ln for other the Treasury Henry H Fowler ernment (ConsenatlVe SoCIal that members of the Essene 109 from the orUlodo]( Judaism For about 70 yea, a the se­ {'ountrles m Washmgton-struck out for ist, or Liberal) persl"ts in jug community lived m <-a''-s or of Jerusalem settled on the cluded lIie of study, prayer and I \\ onder ho\\ many people Canada, and speClflCali) for To- I glmg all three b'llIs Without tent~ and huts along the ~hff same spot 150 years before the writIng WIlS in motion, but In reahze that the defense coat to ronto Here again the subject fIrst eqUf>tmg am(Jng themse); es ovetl()okmg the O"ad Sra birth of Chrlst The Essenes the year 58 A D the bUlldmgs llS III f01elgn exchange is a for conversation \\!lS mteroa I a plepared con~enf,US undel tlle bUIlt Ilmall bu!ldlOgS around the were destroyed by the Roman higher plOportlOn of OIlI' gross tional fmance -sp~lflcally Brit I flag of the nHlJDnb pallv the earlier Israelite ruins but ex THE ages-old commum!> hus Tentn Legion on Its way to national product than It I~ for Ish fmance I road !Seems eel tam to be rockv pension rapIdly follov.ed become one of the fa\

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