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REDS WILL DEFEND ALL of INDOCHINA U.S. BLAMED for LAOS , HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE I 9-25-64 9-25-64 I 5. 4 AT 0600 0 .. 6 AT 1207 5. 6 AT 1819 HOURGLASS VOL 5 NO 1813 KWAJALEIN, ~RSHALL ISLANDS THUftSDAY 24 SEPTEMBER 1964 DOUBLE STANDARD REDS WILL DEFEND ON MENU PRICES NIKE ZEUS USED RICHMOND, VA. (UPI)---A VlftGINIA ALL OF INDOCHINA RESTAURANT REVEALED TODAY IT HAS BEEN IN NEW SYSTEM TOK'I'O -Kuo Mo-Jo, CHI. I RMAN OF THE USING TWO WETS OF MENUS SINCE THE 1964 ON SEP.i 18 SECRETARY OF' DEF'ENSE COMMUNIST CHINESE "PEACE COMMITTEE," CIVIL RIGHTS ACT WAS PASSED--ONE CHAR­ McNAMARA ACKNOWLEDGED THAT THE ZEUS SAID TODAY THAT RED CHINA WAS READY TO GING THREE TIMES THE REGULAR PRICES. WAS USED IN ONE 0' TWO SATELLITE IN­ DEFEND THE WHOLE OF THE INDO-CHINA PEN­ ONE EXAMPLE CITED WAS AN ORDER OF TERCEPT SYSTEMS ANNOUNCED BY PRESIDENT INSULA--WHICH INCLUDES VIET NAM, CAM­ SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN AT $1.75 FROM JOHNSON ON SEPT. 17. THE TEXT OF' BODIA AND LASO--AGAINST "U.S. AGGRESS­ THE REGULAR MENU AND $5.25 ON THE THE McNAMAftA PRESS CONFERENCE IS GIVEN SION." SPECIAL LIST GIVEN TO CUSTOMERS THE BELOW. Kuo A NOTED COMMUNIST CHINESE AUT- OWNER FEELS ARE "UNDERSIRABLE." "As YOU KNOW THE PRESIDENT SAID YES­ HOR AND TOP-RANKING PUBLIC RELATIONS THE EMPORIA DINER IN EMPORIA, VA., TERDAY THE UNITED STATES IS ABLE TO MAN FOR THE PEKING REGIME, MADE THIS EXPLAINED ITS REASONS IN A BRIEF FILED INTERCEPT AND DESTROY ARMED SATELLITES REMARK AT A RECEPTION IN PEKING FOR IN U.S. DISTRICT COURT HERE. I WOULD LIKE TO GIVE YOU, WITHIN THE REPRESENTATIVES OF' THE COMMUNIST VIET THE RESTAURANT, UNDER ATTACK IN THE LIMITS OF SECURITY, ADDITIONAL INFOR­ CONG GUERRILLA POLITICAL ORGANIZATION, COURTS IS ONE QF THE FIRST CASES UNDER MATION. CALLED THE "SOUTH VIET NAM t,IBEftATJON THE PUBLIC ACCOMMOD~TIONS SECTION O~ THE TWO"'~T t~ELf:'ltT~ ",YSTEMS WH I CH FRONT." THE STATEMENT WAS BROADCAST IN THE CIVIL RIGHTS ACT, SAID IN THE BRIEF JOHNSON PIICUS~;D'~ft~PER~TED BY THE PART OF TrlE OFF I C IAI: NEW CH '¢4At'\NEWS --COMPLETE WITH DOUBLE SETS Or MENUS-­ ARMY AND THE A 1"ft f\ORCE-':t f THEY ARE UNDER • • AGENCY. THAT IS HAS A "HIGHER PRICED MENU THAT THE OPERATIONAL·CONTftOL OF THE CON- IT QUOTED Kuo AS SAYING, "SHOULD THE IS USED AT ANY TIME IT IS F'ELT THAT TINENTAL AIR DEFENSE COMMAND AN MAKE UNITED S1ATES DARE TO LAUNCH NEW AftMED BUSINESS MAY BE ADVERSELY AFFECTED." USE OF CERTAIN NAVY rACILITIES AS WELL AGGRESSION AGAINST THE DE~OCRATIC RE­ THE SUIT WAS' ORIGINALLY riLED BY A THE ARMY SYSTEM USES THE NIKE ZEUS PUBLIC OF' NORTH VIET NAM AND F'URTHER BALTIMOftE NEGRO WOMAN, MRS. SWANNIE K. MISSILE WHILE THE AIR FORCE SYSTEM ,EXTEND THEIR AGGRESSIVE WAR AGAINST HOWARD, WHO SAID THE DINER CHAftGED HER EMPLOYS THE THOR. BOTH USE DATA FROM INDO-CHINA, THE CHINESE PEOPLE WILL rAMILY $14.30 rOR A MEAL THAT WOULD OUR GLOBAL SPACE DETECTION AND TftACK­ RESOLUTELY STANO BY ALL THE PEOPLE OF COST WHITES $4. ING NETWORKS, (CONTINUED ON PAGE 'OUR) VIET NAM AND THE PEOPLE OF ENTIRE INDO­ CHINA AND, TOGETHER WITH THEM FIGHT TILL THE U.S. AGRESSORS ARE DEFEATED." BENEVOLENT FOREIGN POLICY SPEAKING OF THE AMERICAN-BACKED ANTI­ IS U.S. AIM, JOHNSON SAYS IGUERRILLA WAR EFFORT IN SOUTH VIET WASHINGTON,(UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON TODAY PLEGED THAT UNITED STATES FOREIGN NAM, Kuo SAID, ItU.S. COLONIAL RULE IN POLICY WILL CONTINUE TO BE BASED ON LOYALTY, GENEROSi1Y AND THE SEARCH FOR ISOUTH VIET NAM IS HASTENING TOWARD ITS PEACE--ABOVE THE LEVEL OF PARTISAN POLITICSo DOOM." "THE POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES IS NO SIMPLY PEACE THROUGH POSITIVE, PER­ SISTENT, ACTIVE EFrORT." "WE ARE NOT DISCOURAGED BY DIFFICULTY, NOR WILL WE u.s. BLAMED FOR LET OURSEVLES BE DEFLECTED BY PART!SAN CRITICS." THE PRESIDENT MADE HIS REMARKS IN A MEET!NG AT THE WHITE HOUSE WITH HIS LAOS PEACE DELAY NEWLY-F'ORMED PEACE PANEL, COMPOSED OF PROMINENT DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS. PARIS (UPI)--A SPOKESMAN FOR THE PRO­ THE PANEL WAS ORGANIZED TO ADVISE THE COMMUNIST LAOTIAN PATHET-LAO MOVEMENT PRESIDENT OF FOREIGN POLICY AND DEFENSE SAID TODAY RE-ESTABLISHMENT OF' PEACE IN PLANNING. GOLDWATER RAPS LBJ LAOS WAS NOT IN SIGHT BECAUSE OF' AMERI­ JOHNSON TOLD THE PANEL MEMBERS THEY FOR PRESSURE, WAR CAN INTERFERENCE, ALTHOUGH LOW-LEVEL SYMBOLIZE "THE TRADITION OF NON-PART­ DALLAS (UPI)--SENATOR BARRY M. GOLD­ PEACE TALKS ARE DUE TO OPEN HERE fRIDA~ ISAN SERVICE ON MATTERS OF WAR AND WATER TODAY ACCUSED PRESIDENT JOHNSON PHOUMI VONGVICHIT, LEADING PATHET-LAO PEACE." OF' MISUSING TAX riLES TO GET CAMPAIGN MEMBER AND INFORMATION MINISTER IN THE IN THE MIDST OF' A PRESIDENTIAL CAM­ CONTRIBUTIONS AT HOME AND LOSI~G THE DISGRUNTLED LAOTIAN CABINET, TOLD UPI PAIGN THAT HAS PULLED TRADITIONALLY VIET NAM WAR FOR LACK OF' "BACKBONE" HIS DELEGATION WAS CONVINCED THE RIGHT­ BIPARTISAN FOREIGN POLICY INTO PARTISAN ABROAD IN A MAJOR BID F'OR VICTORY IN IST AND NEUTRALIST LAOTIAN GROUPS WERE DEBATE, JOHNSON TOLD HIS PEACE PANEL THE PRESIDENT'S HOME STATE. NOT PREPARED TO RE-ESTABLISH NATIONAL THAT PARTY AFFILIATIONS "REALLY DO NOT GOLDWATER CALLED THE VIETNAMESE CON­ HARMONY BECAUSE OF ALLEGED AMERICAN IN­ MATTER VERY MUCH COMPARED TO THE COM­ FLICT "LYNDON JOHNSON'S WAR" AND DE­ TERFERENCE. MON CONCERN AND THE GREAT OPERATING NOUNCED POLICIES AND ABILITIES OF DE­ "THE UNITED STATES WANTS A SOLUTION PRINCIPLES OF' OUR AMERICAN F'OREIGN fENSE SECRETARY ROBERT S. McNAMARA IN BY FORCE OF ARMS," VONGVICHIT SAID. POLICY." AN ADDRESS BErORE THE AMERICAN LEGION HE SAID HE AND PATHET-LAO LEADER PRINL JOHNSON, NOTING THAT "THE BALANCED CONVENTION AND AT AN EVENING RALLY DE­ SOUPHANOUVONG WOULD LEAVE PARIS SHORTLY STRENGTH OF THE UN ITED STATES HAS NE\£R SIGNED TO WHIP UP RE~UBLICAN SUPPOftT. FOR THEIR GUERRILLA-HELD LAOTIAN STRON~ BEEN GREATER," LISTED FOUR GUIDING ~N DALLAS, A REPUBLICAN STRONGHOLD, HOLD, THUS FOLLOWING THE EXAMPLE OF NEU­ PRINCIPLES OF' U.S. FOREIGN POLICY. GOLDWATER CHARGED THAT JOHNSON'S MILI­ TRALIST LEADER AND PREMIER PRINCE SOU­ "THE UNITED STATES MUST BE STRONG IN TARY SPENDING POLICIES LEAD TOWARD VANNA PHOUMA. HER ARMS AND STRONG IN HER WILL," HE "NATIONAL SUICIDE." LEGIONNAlftES AP­ VONGVICHIT SAID HIS DELEGATION WOULD SAID. SECONDLY, HE CONTINUED, "THE PLAUDED ENTHUSIASTICALLY. WA I T FOR THE OUTCOME OF THE NEGOT lATIONS UNITED STATES YIELDS TO NONE IN HER TOURING fORT WORTH, THE ARIZONA SEN­ WHICH, AFTER THE COLLAPSE OF PEACE EF'­ LOYALTY TO F'RIENDS AND ALLIES ATOR TOLD BACKERS THAT JOHNSON HA9 MI~ FORTS BY THE LAOTIAN PRINCIPALS, MIGHT THE THIRD TENET OF FOREIGN POLICY, USED INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE INCOME LAST FOR MONTHS, ACCORDING TO DIPLOMATIC HE SAID, CALLS rOR THE UNITED STATES TAX F"ILES F"OR HIS OWN POLITICAL ENDS. QUARTERS. TO BE "NOT MERELY THE STRONGEST Or ALL HE CHARGED SOMEONE IN THE ADMINIST~­ THE LOW-LEVEL TALKS, STARTING FRIDAY NATIONS, AND THE MOST RELIABLE OF TION TRIED TO PRESSURE "TWO TEXANS" m­ AT THE SUBURBAN CELLE SAINT-CLOUD CASTLE ALLIES, BUT THE LEADER IN PROVING THAT TO CONTRIBUTING TO THE PRESIDENT'S C~ WILL BE AMONG REPRESENTATIVES OF ALL WE ACCEPT THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE PAIGN EFFORTS UNDER THREAT or USING AL­ THREE LAOTIAN FACTIONS. RICH AND THE STRONG." LEGED TAX IRREGULARITIES AGAINST THEM. OFFICIAL BULLETIN FINALLY, HE SAID, "THE POLICY OF" THE GOLDWATEft NAMED NO NAMES. DUTY OFFICER FOR KWAJALEIN TEST SITE UNITED STATES IS NOT SIMPLY PEACE HAMMERING AT HIS "PEACE THROUGH DA TE : NAME : HOME PHONE: THROUGH STRENGTH BUT PEACE THROUGH STRENGTH" THEME, GOLDWATER SA 10 I N A 24 SEPT64 CWO J.D. KEELING 644 POSITIVE, PERSISTENT, ACTIVE ErFORT SPEECH PREPARED FOR DELIVERY AT A RE­ 25 SEPT64 LT. COL. W.W. CRUM 503 PUBLICAN RALLY IN DALLAS' MARKET HALL, 26 SEPT64* LT. COL W~J. SMALL 585 ANOTHER HURRICANE "WE ARE FIGHTING AND LOSING LYNDON KITTY HAWK, N.C. (UPI)--HuRRICANE 27 s£PT64* LT COL W.W. CRUM 503 JOHNSON'S WAR IN VIET NAM TODAY FOR GLADYS, WHOSE ERODING TIDES HAVE MAR­ 28 SEPT64 CAPTAIN A.A. CHANEY 2333 ONE REASON, AND ONE REASON ALONE. THAT OONED 3,000 PERSONS ON THE FAMED OUTER 29 SEPT64 1ST LT. Kef. HAWKINS 760 REASON IS THIS. THE PRESENT ADMINIST~­ BANKS, MOVED CLOSER TO THE COAST TODAY 30 SEPT64 MAJ. C.S. MEANS 2291 TION HAS PURSUED A POLICY or WEAKNESS, BUT WEATHERMEN SAID IT MAY ALTER ITS *INDICATES HOLIDAYS AND/OR WEEKENDS INDECISION AND INOESCRETION.WE HAD~CE COURSE SLIGHTLY. DUTY OFFICER IS THE KWAJALEIN TEST SITE WITH HONOR UNDER EISENHOWER BECAUSE HE A HURRICANE WATCH WAS IN EF'FECT F'ROM COMMANDING OFFICER'S REPRESENTATIVE PURSUED A POLICY OF' ~URPOSE, DECISION DURING OTHER THAN NORMAL DUTY HOURS. CAPE HATTERAS, N.C., TO BLOCK ISLAND AND PREPAREDNESS." IN RHODE ISLAND. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS THURSDAY 24 SEPTEMBER 1964 PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE KIDNAP ATTORNEYS ON TRIAL TWO U.s. BOMBERS COMMANDING OFFICER, KWAJALEIN TEST Los ANGELES (UPI)--ARGUMENTS FOR DOWN IN VIET NAM SITE MARSHALL ISLANDS, CONTRACT DA­ DISMISSAL OF CHARGES AGAINST TWe AT­ SAIGON (UPI)--Two AMERICAN-PILOTEd OI0021-AMC-90004 (Y) (NI23-67156) TORNEYS IN THE fRANK SINATRA JR. KID­ SKYRAIDER FIGHTER-BOMBERS WERE SHOT 35133A PMR WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATES. NAP TRIAL, SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD YES­ DOWN IN THE SAME COMMUNIST VIET CONG THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY TERDAY, WERE CONTINUED TO NEXT MONDAY. BATTLE TODAY AND ONE U S PILOT WAS MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE GLADYS TOWLES ROOT AND GEORGE FORDE MISSING AND FEARED KILLED OR CAPTURED, FOR NOTICES IS 4PM DAY BEFORE PUBLI­ PLEADED INNOCENT LAST MONTH TO A THREE A SPOK£SMAN REPORTED.
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