, 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. CATION AND DEADLINE FQR NEWS ITEMS IS COUNT INDICTMENT CHARGING THEY INDUCED THE AMERICAN MILITARY SPOKESMAN lOAM DAY OF PUBLICATION TWO CLIENTS TO TESTIFY FALSELY AT THE SAID BOTH PLANES WERE "DESTROYED" WHEN THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO TRIAL THEYCRASHED NEAR TWO SMALL DELTA OUT­ EDIT COpy RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION ALL THREE DEFENDANTS, JOHN IRWIN, POSTS THEY WERE HELPING DEFEND FROM JOSEPH CLYDE AMSLER AND BARRY WORTH­ COMMUNIST ATTACKERS NEAR THE DISTRICT EDITOR:-======NEIL PHELPS-MuNSON INGTON KEENAN, WERE CONVICTED AND CAPITAL OF JIEU LE. STAFF WRITER: BURL F. WHITE GIVEN PRISON TERMS. MRS ROOT REPRE­ THE FIRST PLANE WENT DOWN SHORTLY SENTED IRWIN AND FORDE DEFENDED A~ER AFTER MIDNIGHT ON THE NORTHERN FRINGES MARINE COMMANDANT THE ATTORNEYS' ARGUMENTS WERE TO OF THE VIET CoNG'S FAMOUS flU MINH" ISSUES A REMINDER HAVE BEEN HEARD YESTERDAY BY U S. JUNGLE STRONGHOLD ON THE FAR WESTERN INDIANAPOLIS (UPI)--THE NATION'S DIST JUDGE CHARLES CARR COAST OF SOUTH VIET NAM, SOME 135 TOP MARINE SAID TODAY THAT ONLY A MILES SOUTHWEST OF SAIGON. "SMALL SEGMENT" OF THE POPULATION U.N. IS AT A STAND5TILL THE SPOKESMAN SAID THE VIETNAMESE SEEMED T0 REALIZE THAT U.S. FIGHTING OVER PEACE-KEEPING COSTS CO-PILOT ABOARD THE FIRST PLANE WAS MEN WERE DYING ON FOREIGN SHORES JUST UNITED NATIONS (UPI)--ARGUMENTS RESCUED BY GOVERNMENT FORCES, BUT THE AS THEY DID IN WORLD WAR I I OVER WHO WILL PAY THE BILLS ARE HOLD­ AMERICAN PILOT COULD NeT BE LOCATED. GEN. WALLACE M. GREENE JR., MARINE ING UP SECURITY COUNCIL AGREEMENT ON BOTH OFFICERS PARACHUTED FROM THE CORPS COMMANDANT, SAID THAT ThE MAJOR A FURTHER EXTENSION OF U.N. PEACE CRIPPLED PLANE BEFIRE IT CRASHED INTO

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WORLD WAR II JUN­ KEEPING OPERATIQNS IN CyPUS I THICKLY FORESTED SWAMPLANDS SURROUND­ GLE FIGHTING AND THE "TOUGH, DIRTY THE COUNCIL, WHICH MET TODAY FOR A ING THE OUTPOSTS. WAR" IN VIET NAM WAS "ON THE HOME FRESH EFFORT TO SOL VE THE PRElBLEM, IS THE TWO WERE APPARENTLY SEPARATED FRONT." ALSO DEADLOCKED ON SECRETARY GENERAL WHILE DRIFTING TOWARD THE GROUND, AND "ONLY A RELATIVELY SMALL SEGMENT OF THANT'S APPEAL FOR THE PEACE FORCE TO IT WAS FEARED THE AMERICAN MAY HAVE OUR POPULATION SEEMS TO BE AWARE THAT BE GIVEN WIDER POWERS. THE SOVIETS LANDED IN THE MIDST OF A CONCENTRATION AMERICAN MEN ARE DYING ON FOREIGN AND THEIR ALLIES ARE RESOLUTELY OP­ OF VIET CONG GUERRILLAS SHORES JUST AS THEY WERE IN THE POSED TO THIS THE SECOND PLANE CRASHED LESS THAN 1940's," GREENE SAID. THANT HAS WARNED THAT UNLESS THE HALF AN HOUR LATER, BUT THE AMERICAN IN A SPEECH OPENING THE 37TH ANNUAL U.N.'s MEMBERS ANTE UP MORE MONEY eN PILOT MANAGED TG RIDE THE CRAFT TO A CONVENTION OF THE FLEET RESERVE Asso­ A VOLUNTARY BASIS TO PAY FOR THE THREE "CONTROLLED CRASH LANDING" AND BOTH HE CIATION, GREENE SAID HE RECENTLY HAD MONTH~ EXTENSION, HE WILL FINANCE THE AND HIS VIETNAMESE CO-PILOT ESCAPED ASKED NEWSMEN IN A MIDWESTERN CITY OPERATION OUT OF REGULAR FUNDS. THIS FROM THE PLANE BEFORE IT BURST INTO WHAT THEY THOUGHT OF THE VIET NAM WAR WOULD PLUNGE THE UN, ALREADY DEEP IN FLAMES HE SAID THEY TOLD HIM "THAT W~R IS THE RED, STILL FURTHER INTO DEBT. THE SKYRAIDERS BEAR THE VIETNAMESE AN AWFULLY LONG WAY FROM HERE " SO FAR HOWEVER THE EXTRA FUNDS FOR AIR FORCE MARKINGS AND CARRY ONE AMER­ BUT, GR:ENE SAID, THE WAR WAS "AS FINANCING THE THREE MONTH~ EXTENSION ICAN AND ONE VIETNAMESE ON COMBAT MIS­ CLOSE AS THE NEXT ROOM" FOR FAMILIES ARE NOT FORTHCOMING THE UNITED SIONS WITH RELATIVES INVOLVED AND AS CLOSE STATES HAS PLEDGED TWO MILLION DOLLAR~ DURING THE PLANE INCIDENTS, THE AS THE NEXT MAIL DELIVERY TO SERVICE­ BRITAIN A MILLION AND JAPAN $100,000, COMMUNISTS CONTINUED TO PRESS AN ATT~ MEN WHO MIGHT BE SENT THERE. BUT NONE OF THE ~THER COUNTRIES WITH AGAINST THE OUTPGSTS AND ALSO SHELLED THE MARINE GENERAL SAID HE WAS DIS­ TR00PS eN THE U N. FORCE HAS OFFERED THE DISTRICT CAPITAL, KILLING 18 GOV­ TRESSED THAT THE MILITARY PERSONNEL A PENNY, AND THE SOVIETS AND fRANCE ERNMENT TROOPS ANO WOUNOING 12 "ARE SO OFTEN TAKEN FOR GRANTED BY REMAIN ADAMANT THAT VOLUNTARY FINAN­ IN ANOTHER BATTLE NEARER SAIGON, OUR FELLOW CITIZENS." CING ONLY IS ACCEPTABLE TO THEM GUERRILLAS FOUGHT A PITCHED BATTLE ASKING FOR HIGHER MILITARY PAY AND fRANCE SERVED NOTICE YESTERDAY THAT OVER THE BODIES OF DEAD COMRADES WHOM BETTER HOUSING, HE SAID, NONCOMMIS­ IT WILL AGREE TO A THREE MONTH EXTEN­ THEY WERE TRYING TO DRAG AWAY FROM AN SIONED OFFICERS SHOULD NOT HAVE TO SION OF THE CYPRUS OPERATION ONLY IF EMBATTLED GOVERNMENT OUTPOST "MOONLIGHT" IN ORDER TO FEED AND IT CONTINUES TO BE FINANCED BY VOLUN­ CLOTHE THEIR FAMILIES. TARY CONTRIBUTIONS. IN OTHER WORDS SOVIET5 CLAIM NEw ~TRIDES FRANCE IS NOT READY TO ACCEPT A COM­ IN THERMONUCLEAR RE~EARCH FRENCH LAWMAKER SEES PULSORY ASSESSMENT OF ALL U N. MEMBERS Moscow (UPI)--THE SOVIET UNION RED CHINESE IN U.No FOR THE CyPUS OPERATION, AS WAS DONE CLAIMED TODAY IT HAS TAKEN A NEW STEP TOKYO, (UPI)--FRENCH PARLIAMENTAR­ FOR THE PEACE KEEPING OPERATIONS IN TOWARD SOLVING THE PROBLEM OF CON­ IAN JACQUE BAUMEL TODAY PREDICTED THE THE CONGO AND THE GAZA STRIP TROLLED THERMONUCLEAR REACTION. WORLD WILL WITNESS COMMUNIST CHINA'S FRANCE HAS NEvrR PAID A PENNY IF THE OFFICIAL NEWS AGENCY TASS SAID ADMISSION TO THE UNITED NATIONS WITH­ CONGO ASSESSMENT, ALrHOUG~ SHE HA~ SOVIET PHYSICISTS MADE IN A LABORATORY IN THE NEXT FOUR YEARS PAID HER SHARE OF THE GAZA COS S THE "A PLASMA WITH A TEMPERATURE OF SEV­ BAUMEL, HEADING A VISITING GROUP SOVIETS HAVE PAID FOR NEITHER OPERA­ ERAL MILLION DEGREES AND WITH A DENSITI FROM THE FRENCH CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, TION AND RISK LOSING THEIR GENERAL OF MeRE THAN A BILLION BILLION OF TOLD A PRESS CONFERENCE THE PREDIC­ ASSEMBLY VOTE UNLESS THEY PAY UP SOME ELECTRONS PER CUBIC CENTIMETER TION REPRESENTED HIS "PERSONAL" OPIN"" OF THEIR ARREARS BY THE TIME THE AS­ "A PLASMA OF SUCH TEMPERATURE AND ION IN VIEW OF THE EXPECTED CONTINU­ SEMBLY OPENS NOVEMBER 10. DENSITY IS THE DREAM OF EVERY PHYSICI~ ING RISE TO PROMINENCE OF EMERGING DELVING INTO THE PROBLEMS OF CONTROL~[ NAT IONS. FIND NEW ORE IN ALASKA THERMONUCLEAR REACTIONS" TASS SAID. HE SAID HE FORSEES U 5 ATTEMPTS ANCHORAGE (UPI)--POSSIBLY THE LAR- "SO FAR THE PLASMA 'LIVES' FOR ONLY TO PREVENT COMMUNIST CHINA'S U.N. AD­ GEST IRON ORE DEPOSIT EVER FOUND IN ONE TEN-MILLIONTH OF A SECOND SOVIET MISSION LASTING TWO TO THREE YEARS NORTH AMERICA HAS BEEN DISCOVERED, PHYSICISTS BELIEVE, HOWEVER, THAT THIS MORE AT THE MOST. RANDOLPH YOST SAID TODAY METHOD CAN HELP SOLVE THE PROBLEM OF THE BIGGEST BARRIER TO U N MEMBE~ THE FIRM IS AN EXPLORATION SUBSID­ CONTROLLED THERMONUCLEAR REACTION." SHIP FOR RED CHINA, SAID BAUMEL, IS IARY OF STANDARD OIL OF CALIFORNIA TASS SA 10 PHYS I CISTS I N THE LABORATORY FORMOSA CHIANG KAI-SHEK'S NATION­ THE DEPOSITS ARE SITUATED AT THE OF PROF. ALEXANDER PROKHOROV "DISCOV­ ALIST CHINESE ISLAND NATION IS HOSTI­ HEAD OF ALASKA PENINSULA, 200 MJLES ERED THAT IF THE BEAM OF A POWERFUL LE TO THE IDEA OF COMMUNIST CHINA IN SOUTHWEST OF ANCHORAGE. YOST SAID RUBY LASER IS FOCUSED WITH THE HELP OF THE U.N. AND TAKES THE POSITION THAT THEY ARE ESTIMATED TO CONTAIN ONE BIL­ A LENS, THE AIR IN THE FOCUS AREA BE­ BOTH COUNTRIES CANNOT SIT IN THl LION TONS OF RECOVERABLE IRON COMES COMPLETELY IONIZED AND PLASMA IS WORLD BODY AT THE SAME TIME. HE MADE THE ANNOUNCEMENT AT A NEWS OBTAINED. IT IS IMMEDIATELY HEATED TO LONDON (UPI)--BuSINESSMAN GERALD CONFERENCE HERE TODAY HIGH TEMPERATURES BY THE LASER BEAM. LEANSE ADVERTISED TODAY FOR 50 C~INE~ YOST SAID THE DISCOVERY COULD RANK THE FLASH IS ACCOMPANIED BY A THUNDER WHO CAN OPERATE AN ABACUS, SAYING HE IN REGARDS TO TONNAGE AS ONE OF THE LIKE BOOM." WILL IMPORT THEM FROM HlNG KONG OR TOP SEVEN OR EIGHT IRON ORE DISCOV­ TASS SAID THE PHYSICISTS DISCOVERED COMMUNIST CHINA IF NECESSARY. ERIES MADE IN THE WORLD THE FIND RE­ THIS UNEXPECTEDLY IT SAID AS THE THE ALTERNATIVE, LEANSE SAID, ISlO P~ESENTS A RESERVE LARGER THAN ANY YET PLASMA APPEARS ONLY FOR A SHORT TIME, BUY A COMPUTER COSTING $1.4 MILLION FOUND IN THE UNITED STATES WITH THE IT IS TOO EARLY TO SPEAK OF CONTROL­ TO MAKE EACH LINE OF TYPE END IN THE EXCEPTION OF THOSE IN THE MINNESOTA LING IT "THE EXPERIMENT IS VALUABLE SAME PLACE ON HIS FIRM'S NEW PHOTO­ AREA. AS IT MAKES POSSIBLE A STUDY OF DENSE GRAPHIC TYPESETTING EQUIPMENT. YOST SAID TWO LARGE AMERICAN AND TWO HIGH TEMPERATURE PLASMA." JAPANESE HAD EXPRESSED INTEREST IN FIND - PAGE 1 HOURGLASS THURSDAY 24 SEPTEMBER 1964 -Q) Arounc Town • • WITH BURL F. WHITE .,,~~~~ ~BI THDAYS WILL ALWAYS PREVAIL, AND NIKE-X VISITORS CAN AUTOGRAPH SINCE THtS IS SO, WE ARE IN CONSTANT PARENT-TEACHER GROUP MISSILE TO BE FIRED FROM HERE NEED OF A GOOD CAKE ICtNG. MANY OF US STARTS MEMBERSHIP KWAJALEIN RESIDENTS WHO MAKE THE HAVE LEFT OUR RECIPE BOOKS IN STORAGE OCTOBER 10 AND II TOUR Of THE NIKE-X AND THEREfORE WELCOME THE fOLLOWING DRIVE ON KWAJALEIN PROJECT AREA WILL HAVE A CHANCE TO ICING RECIPE. WE DEDICATE IT 10 ALL WRITE THEIR NAMES ON THE BOOSTER OF A "HAPPY BIRTHDAYS." ZEUS MISSILE THAT IS SCHEDULED TO BE LAUNCHED. DECORATOR'S WHITE ICING VISITORS TO THE ZEUS ASSEMBLY BAY I CUP GRANULATED SUGAR CAN AUTOGRAPH THE MISSILE AS A SYMBOL 1/4 TSP. SALT OF THE ISLAND-WIDE COOPERATION THAT IS 2 TBSP WHITE CORN SYRUP NEEDED IN THE NIKE-X PROGRAM HERE. THE 2 UNBEATEN EGG WHITES DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT CO.-BUilT MISSILE WILL 3 TBSP. WATER LATER CARRY THE NAMES AS IT BLASTS I TSP. VAN I LLA fROM THE KWAJAlEIN LAUNCH HILL. 1-1/2 cUPS SIFTED CONFECTIONER'S THE ASSEMBLY AND LAUNCH AREAS ARE SUGAR TWO OF THE STOPS ON THE 10-STOP TOUR MIX ALL INGREDIENTS TOGETHER VANILLA SCHEDULED BY SATURDAY, OCT. 10, AND AND CONFECTIONER'S SUGAR IN TOP OF SUNDAY, OCT. II, AT I AND 4 P.M. EACH DOUBLE BOILER. BEAT WELL AND PLACE AfTERNOON. OVER BOiliNG WATER. COOK UNTIL MIXTURE ApPLICATIONS FOR TOUR TICKETS AP­ STANDS IN PEAKS, ABOUT 7 MINUTES, BEAT­ PEARED IN LAST NIGHT'S HOURGLASS. THEY ING THE ENTIRE TIME. REMOVE FROM HEAT, SHOULD BE SUBMITTED NO LATER THAN ADO VANILLA AND CONfECTIONER'S SUGAR TOMORROW. ALL U.S. CITIZENS ARE ELI­ AND BLEND UNTIL SMOOTH. YIELDS 3-1/2 GIBLE TO ATTEND. cUPS ICING, ENOUGH FOR 2 9-INCH LAYERS OR WILL 00 FOR 3 8-INCH LAYERS. LET'S GET SOME PUBLICITY IT IS CALLED DECORATOR'S ICIN~ BE­ HERE'S A CHANCE TO GET YOUR NAME IN CAUSE IT CAN ALSO BE USED IN A DECOR­ THE PAPER. ATOR'S TUBE FOR A MORE ELABORATE FROST­ THE "AROUND TOWN" PAGE NEEDS LITTLE ING. TIDBIT NEWS. CALL THE HOURGLASS......

My FATHER WAS ANNAPOLIS, AND WHAT IS EVEN MORE, THE CHILDREN. HEREDITARY TRAITS. HE "SUGGESTED" I GO NAVY, A FACT I NOW DEPLORE. As THE COP WITH HIS SHILLELAGH HAS I THIRD SON BORN TO NICKELS THE FLATTEST KINO OF FEET, My MOTHER IS A LADY AND A CREDIT TO I ."AT 8:38 THIS MORNING A THIRD SON AND THE DAUGHTER OF THE FLOOZY HAS A HER CULT. I WAS BORN TO DEWEY AND VIRGINIA WIGGLE TO HER SEAT. SHE MARRIED DAD TO MEND HIS WAYS, ! NICKELS OF WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY_ AND LOOK AT THE RESULT. JOHN PAUL WEIGHED IN AT BIRTH AT OR THE JOHNSONS AND THE KENNEDYS AND 7 LBS. 9 oz. OTHERS I COULD NAME, AFTER TWENTY YEARS OF GUIDANCE FROM A THE NICKELS HAVE ONE DAUGHTER INHERITED THE TALENTS WHICH PERPETU­ WIFE BOTH DEAR AND TRUE, ALONG WITH THE THREE BOYS. THEY ATE THEIR FAME. 1 HAVE FINALLY COME TO KNOW IT'S GRAY, ~ L I VEAT T RA I LE R 657. NOT GOLD AND BLUE. _. - --- SCOUT CEREMONIE~ OPEN FIRST DAY KWAJALE IN QUARTERS, MESS HALL RENAMED OF MARSHALL J BLAND JAMBOREE BUT NOW THE 0 I VORCE IS FINAL AND I'M IT WAS ANNOUNCED TMIS MORNING THAT THE FRIDAY EVENING WILL KICK-OFF THE ON THE PROPER TRACK, BARRACKS, BACHELOR OFFICERS QUARTERS ANCFIRST Boy SCOUT JAMBOREE IN THE HISTORY I'M A SELF-APPOINTED ARMY BRAT AND GENERAL MESS HALL HAVE BEEN RENAMED. OF THE MARSHALL ISLANDS. OUT TO GET IT BACK. ACCORDING TO THE ANNOUNCEMENT, THE I TROOPS 135 ANn 140 HAVE PLANNED COLOR­ BARRACKS WILL NOW BE REFERRED TO AS THE FUL CEREMONIES THAT WILL INCLUDE LOCAL ALTHOUGH SOMEWHAT RELUCTANT TO DIS­ PACIFIC BACHELOR QUARTERS AND THE GEN- Boy SCOUT OFFICIALS, u.s. ARMY LEADERS CUSS HIS RATHER SHADY (NAVY) PAST, ERAL MESS HALL WILL BE CALLED THE PACI- AND ALOHA COUNCIL SCOUT EXECUTIVES FROM FURTHER INQUIRY BROUGHT TO LIGHT SUCH F I C 0, NI NG ROOM. HONOLU LU. INTERESTING EXPERIENCES AS FIFTEEN IN ADDITION, THE BOQ's WILL NOW BE J.L. OSBORNE, NEIGHBORHOOD COMMIS- YEARS OF SUBMARINE SERVICE, EXTENSIVE THE BQ's FOR BACHELOR QUARTERS. !SIONER, HAS EXTENDED A CORDIAL 'NVITA- TEACHING OF BALLROOM DANCING AND STUDIO • MANAGEMENT, A VERY PLEASANT TOUR AS •••• 0 0 ITION TO KWAJALEIN RESIDENTS TO JOIN J------~ LOCAL SCOUTERS IN EXTENDING A WARM WEL­ PROFESSIONAL FASHION PHOTOGRAPHER, AND BOY SCOUTS NEED GOOD TURN COME TO THE THREE MARSHALLESE TROOPS BY THE PAST FOUR YEARS AS ADMINISTRATIVE NEXT WEDNESDAY ALMOST A HUNDRED LOCAL ATTENDING ANY OF THE EVENTS ON THE ASSISTANT TO THE PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE ON SCOUT BOOSTERS WILL CONTACT KWAJALEIN SCHEDULE BELOW MIDWAY ISLAND. IN THE LATTER CAPACITY RESIDENTS TO SEEK DONATIONS FOR THE ~------~JACK WAS NOTED FOR HIS PENNY-PINCHING Boy SCOUTS OF AMERICA. fRIDAY SEPTEMBER 25 CONTROL OF THE PW BUDGET, HOUSING THERE PUBLIC SPIRITED CITIZENS WILL MANAGEMENT, AND ADMINISTRATION OF THE BE TRYING TO DO THEIR DAILY GOOD TURN 1730 __ OPENING CEREMONIES-CAMP INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS PROGRAM. FOR AN ORGANIZATION WHICH HAS INSTILLED HAMILTON, JACK, HIS WIFE RAYE, SON DAVID (OJ) THAT CREDO IN MILLIONS OF BOYS ALL OVER COLORS AND DAUGHTER DOROTHY (DOT) ARE ALL THE WORLD FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS. THEY WELCOME AND PLANS OF JAMBOREE ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT BECOMING KWAJALEIN- BELIEVE THAT SCOUTING IS IMPORTANT AND GREETINGS BY COL. CRANE IANS AND ALTHOUGH OJ GOES BACK TO COL- THAT KWAJALEIN DOLLARS ARE NEEDED TO LEGE NEXT YEAR AND DoT A COUPLE OF YEAR: HELP THE Boy SCOUTS Of AMER I CA PROGRAM I 1800-1900 __ 01 NNER AT GENERAL MESS AFTER THAT, JACK AND RAYE TH I NK THEY WHICH IS DOING SO MUCH fOR BOYS EVERY- I JUST MAY NEVER GO BACK, THEY LIKE IT WHERE. i 1900-2000 __ CAMPF I RE PROGRAM AT THAT MUCH. AFTEP FOUR YEARS ON M.DWAY YOUR DONATION WILL SUPPORT THE ALOHA i LITTLE LEAGUE FIELD THEY SHOULD KNO\il' WHEREOF THEY SPEAK. COUNCIL, WHICH GIVES KWAJALEIN THE ...... A COLLECTION OF JEWELRY WAS FOUND IN PROFESSIONAL LEADERSHIP Of SCOUTING I 2100 -- CALL TO QUARTERS AT CAMP THE STOMACH Of EXPERTS AND PROVIDES OUR LOCAL VOLUN­ , HAM I LTON A 13-FOOT ALLIGATOR KIL­ TEER LEADERS WITH THE ESSENTIAL ADMIN­ LED WHEN FLOOD WATERS SWEPT IT AGAINST ISTRATIVE ASSISTANCE THAT IS THE I 2130 -- TAPS THE CHENDE DAM IN BEIRA, MOZAMBIQUE. i (CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR) ...... ~------.~------.--~.--.----~------~------_J PAGE 4 HOURGLASS THURSDAY 24 SEPTEMBER 1964.

(CONTINUED rROM TSHOMBE INDIGNANT REDS CALL fOR HALT OVER O.A.U. ACTION TO USE Of fORCE ~J I~NCL~~ ~§I OUS RADAR::G!E~:~~S ELIZABETHVILLE (UPI }--PREMIER MOI~E UNITED NATIONS (UPI )--THE SOVIET UNIO AND COMPUTERS. TSHOMBE PROTESTED WITH "INDIGNATION" TODAY ASKED FOR INCLUSION OF AN ITEM ON THE ARMY PROGRAM TO DEVELOP AN ANTI­ TODAY AT THE DECISION OF THE ORGANI­ "RENUNCIATION OF FORCE AS A MEANS or SATELLITE CAPABILITY WAS BEGUN IN MAY ZATION OF AFRICAN UNITY TO SEND A DEL­ SETTLING INTERNATIONAL DISPUTES" IN THE OF 1962 AND THE AIR fORCE PROGRAM EARLY EGATION TO SEE PRESIDENT JOHNSON ABOUT AGENDA or THE rORTHCOMING GENERAL ASSEN IN 1963. AMERICAN MILITARY AID TO THE CONGO. I BL Y S ES S ION. IT IS ESPECIALLY SIGNIFICANT THAT CONGO PRESIDENT JOSEPH KASAVUBU ALSO THE SOVIET MISSION SENT TO SECRETARY BOTH THE ARMY AND AIR fORCE SUCCESS­ MADE PUBLIC IN LEOPOLDVILLE A SHARP GENERAL THANT A LETTER FROM fOREIGN MIN rULLY INTERCEPTED SATELLITES A YEAR CABLE OF PROTEST HE HAD SENT TO OAU ISTER ANDREI GROMYKO ASKING THAT THE AFTER I DIRECTED THEM TO ACHEIVE THIS SECRETARY GENERAL DIALLO TELLI OF ITEM BE INCLUDED ON THE AGENDA FOR DIS­ CAPABILITY. THE ARMY SYSTEM WAS OPER­ GUINEA SAYING THAT THE ORGANIZATION'S CUSSION. ATIONAL I AUG. 1963. THE AlR FORCE 29 ACTION HAD "PUT IN JEOPARDY" THE IN­ "THE HISTORY OF' MANKIND IS RICH IN MAY 1964. DEPENDENT STATUS OF' THE CONGO. PAINF'UL CASES IN WHICH THE MUTUAL OR THE TWO SYSTEMS HAVE BEEN ErFECTIVEL U.S. AMBASSADOR J. McMURTRIE GODLEY UNILATERAL CLAIMS OF' STATES TO ONE AN­ TESTED AND HAVE INTERCEPTED SATELLITES rLEW F'ROM LEOPOLDVILLE TO ELIZABETH­ OTHER'S TERRITORIES HAVE DEVELOPED INTO IN SPACE, THEIR MISSILES PASSING SO VILLE TO CONFER WITH TSHOMBE ON THE MILITARY CONFLICTS AND DEVASTATING WARS CLOSE AS TO BE WITHIN THE DESTRUCT RAD­ MATTER. THAT HAVE COST THE PEOPLE DEAR," GROM­ IUS OF THE WARHEADS. TSHOMBE SENT A CABLE TO KENYA PRES­ YKO's LETTER SAID. "BUT rORCE or ARMS THE BASES ON WHICH THE ANTI-SATELLITE IDENT JOMO KENYETTA, ALSO PRESIDENT HAS NOT BROUGHT ABOUT THE SETTLEMENT or SYSTEMS ARE DEPLOYED IS CLASSIFIED IN­ OF THE OAU COMMISSION ON THE CONGO, TERRITORIAL DISPUTES: THEY HAVE SOON FORMATION. SAYING, "WE LEARN WITH INDIGNATION rLARED UP AGAIN WITH FRESH ACUTENESS." To DATE WE HAVE INVESTED $80 MILLION TH~T THE OAU COMMISSION IS SENDING A THE SOVIET LETTER SAID U.N. EXPERIENC TO ACHIEVE THIS CAPABILITY. THIS FI­ DELEGATION TO THE U.S.A. CONCERNING SHOWS THAT "THE MAJORITY OF TERRITORIAL GURE DOES NOT INCLUDE THE rUNDS WE ARE AID TO THE LEGAL CENTRAL GOVERNMENT DISPUTES AND CLAIMS RELATING TO THE AL­ SPENDING ON ITEMS LIKE THE SPACE DE­ OF THE CONGO. READY ESTABLISHED rRONTIERS ON INDEPEN­ TECTION AND TRACKING SYSTEM AND THE '~E PROTEST ENERGETICALLY AGAINST DENT STATES ARE PACKED WITH MORE THAN ANTI-ICBM SYSTEMS." SUCH DECISIONS. WE RECALL THAT SUCH ENOUGH TINDER TO SPARK A MAJOR CONFLA­ A STEP RUNS COUNTER TO THE SPIRIT AND GRATION." WALL STREET TODAY •.. LETTER or THE CHARTER OF THE OAU AND DISPUTES SPREAD INTO MAJOR CONFLAGRA­ STOCK PRICES CONTINUED TRENDlESS IN ITS RESOLUTIONS ON THE COMMISSION or TIONS INVOLVING DOZENS OF NATIONS. HE MODERATELY ACTIVE TRADING RIGHT DOWN MINISTERS," TSHOMBE SAID. CALLED FOR THE WORKING OUT OF AN INTER­ TO THE CLOSING BELL TODAY. KENYETTA SAID YESTERDAY IN NAIROBI, NATIONAL AGREEMENT FORBIDDING THE USE DESPITE A SHARP INCREASE IN VOLUME, WHERE THE OAU COMMISSION HAS BEEN or rORCE AS A MEANS OF SOLVING INTER­ GROUP LEADERSHIP, EXCEPT rOR AIRLINE MEETING, THAT HE WOULD LEAVE rOR WASH NATIONAL DISPUTES. SHARES AND RAILS, WAS GENERALLY LACK­ INGTON THURSDAY AT THE HEAD OF THE

• • 0 • 0 0 ING • DELEGATION TO SEE PRESIDENT JOHNSON STEELS AND MOTORS WERE EASIER. EAST­ BECAUSE "PEACE CANNOT BE ACHIEVED" (CONTINUED FROM MAN KODAK TOOK A POINT-SIZED DIP IN WHILE THE CONGO IS SUPPLIED WITH WEA- JOHNSON PAGE ONE) AN OTHERWISE MIXED CHEMICALS GROUP. PONS OF DESTRUCTION. "fOR 20 YEARS, IN CRISIS AFTER CRISIS CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, ST& PAUL AND WE SOUGHT THE WAY OF REASON AND REST- PACIFIC PACED THE RAILS FOLLOWING BUNDY TO fAR EAST RAINT," HE CONTINUED. "No GREAT POWER ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE TERMS OF ITS MER- TO LISTEN AND LEARN IN ALL HISTORY HAS A BETTER RECORD OF GER WITH CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN WASHINGTON, (UPI )--U.S. orFICIALS RESPECT FOR THE RIGHTS OF OTHERS. RAILWAY. SAID TODAY THE PRIMARY PURPOSE or THE "SO WE ARE STRONG iN OUR DEFENSES, OTHER CLOSING: A.T.&T. 69 1/8, RCA TRIP TO JAPAN AND KOREA NEXT WEEK BY LOYAL IN OUR ALLIANCES, RESPONSIVE TO 79 1/8, DOUGLAS AC 30 1/4. WILLIAM P. BUNDY, ASSISTANT SECRETARY THE NEEDS OF OT,ERS, AND PASSIONATE IN VOLUME WAS 5,920,000 SHARES. OF STATE F'OR fAR EASTERN ArFAIRS, WAS THE POSITIVE SEARCH rOR PEACE." ~O INDUSTRIALS DOWN .52 871.95 TO "LISTEN AND LEARN AND DISCUSS." JOHNSON SAID EUROPEAN LEADERS "RIGHT- 20 RAILS UP .99 218.18 THERE WAS NO IMMEDIATE AND BURNING LY SEEK A GROWING ROLE IN THE COMMON 15 UTILITIES UP .53 152.86 ISSUE BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND CAUSE or rREEDOM." HE ADDED THAT DtF- STANDARD AND POORS 500 STOCKS DOWN .02 EITHER JAPAN OR KOREA WHICH WOULD PUT FERENCES AMONG THE ALLIES "ARE THE PRO- GOOD TURN (CONTINUED rROM THE VISIT IN THE URGENT CLASS, THEY DUCT OF SUCCESS, NOT rAILURE." PAGE THREE) SAID. '~ESTERN EUROPE HAS NEVER BEEN MORE FOUNDATION OF EVERY SCOUT PROGRAM. AL- BUNDY WILL ARRIVE IN TOKYO LATE SECURE," HE SAID, "AND THE FUTURE or OHA COUNCILMEN HAVE MADE NUMEROUS TRfPS SEPT. 27, WHERE HE WILL SPEND THREE ATLANTIC FREEDOM NEVER MORE BRIGHT THAN TO KWAJALEIN DURINe THE YEAR TO orrER DAYS. THEN HE WILL GO TO SEOUL WHERE IT IS TODAY." TRAINING COURSES TO KEEP OUR LOCAL HE WILL BE A GUEST AT THE KOREAN ARM­ T~E PRESIDENT PROMISED TO SHOW "EQUAL SCOUT LEADERS ABREAST OF THE LATEST ED fORCES DAY PARADE. HE WILL LEAVE GOOD rAITH " TO FRIENDS AND ALLIES IN TECHNIQUES. THEIR orFICE FURNISHES KWA KOREA OCT. 3, AND RETURN HOME THE OTHER CONTINENTS. HE CITED SOUTH VIET JALEIN THE LITERATURE PUBLISHED BY THE MORM1NG or OCT. 6. NAM AS A PRIME EXAMPLE OF SUCH rAITH. NATIONAL OFFICE AND INTEGRATES OUR THIS WILL BE BUNDyiS FIRST TRIP TO "TODAY, THIS DETERMINATION riNDS ITS EFrORTS WITH THE OVERALL MISSION or TH JAPAN AND KOREA SINCE HE TOOK THE PO-! HARDEST TEST IN THE DIFFICULT AND DE­ ALOMA COUNCIL. SITION OF ASSISTANT SECRETARY ON MARCH MANDING TASK OF HELPING A YOUNG NATION THE MULTITUDE OF' SERVICES OFrERED BY 16, or THIS YEAR FROM ROGER HILSMAN, I GROW AND DErEND ITSELr AGAINST TERROR THEIR orFICE IN HONOLULU RANGES rROM NOW TEACHING AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY. AND DOMESTIC DISORDER--THE REPUBLIC OF PROCESSING ADVANCEMENT ACHEIVEMENTS TO ONE SUBJECT WHICH WAS ALMOST CERTAIN VIET NAM," HE SAID. ISSUING THE REGISTRATION AND TROOP TO BE TAKEN UP WAS THE QUESTION OF THE PRESENCE OF U.S. ADVISORY rORCES CHARTER CERTlrlCATES WHICL ALLOW OUR NORMALIZATION BETWEEN JAPAN AND KOREA IN SOUTH VIET NAM HAS BEEN A FOREIGN SCOUTS TO BE A PART OF THE WORLD WIDE POLICY ISSUE RAISED BY REPUBLICAN PRES­ SCOUT ORGANIZATION. IDENTIAL CANDIDATE BARRY M. GOLDWATER. LAST YEAR THE ENTHUSIASTIC C'TIZENS o 0 0 0 •• OF KWAJALEIN GAVE ALMOST SIX THOUSAND DENY VIET CONG UNITS IN SOUTH DOLLARS TO THE ALOHA COUNC I L fUND DRIVE. SAIGON (UPI )--AN AMERICAN MILITARY HONOLULU OFrlCIALS HAVE EXPRESSED THE SPOKESMAN TODAY DENIED PRESS REPORTS HOPE THAT THIS YEAR AGAIN WE WILL MAN­ THAT NORTH VIETNAMESE UNITS HAD INVADE AGE TO OVERSUBSCRIBE THE MODEST $2,500 SOUTH V I ET NAM. GOAL THAT HAS BEEN SET. HE SAID AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE TEAMS WERE TRYING TO F'IND OUT WHETHER ANY NORTH VIETNAMESE INFILTRATORS HAD BEEN CATTLE RUSTLERS INCLUDED IN THE LONG ESTABLISHED LOCAL MANILA (UPI }--A BLAZING SHOWDOWN BE­ UNITS WHICH HAD BEEN DESCRIBED AS IN­ TWEEN CATTLEMEN AND RUSTLERS LEFT 19 VADING THE COUNTRY ON SUNDAY. PERSONS DEAD AND EIGHT WOUNDED IN THE THE FALSE INVASION REPORTS WERE CAR­ SOUTHERN PHILIPPINES. RIED BY A LOCAL NEWSPAPER AFTER GOVERN Two WOMEN AND SEVERAL OTHER INNOCENT MENT SOLDIERS DEFEATED A REBEL COLUMN BYSTANDERS DIED IN THE CROSSFIRE THAT c:==~'~ ON MONDAY IN QUANG TRI PROVINCE, NEAR BROKE OUT AN HOUR AFTER NOON YESTERDAY ,T1 ,\,.. THE NORTH VIETNAMESE BORDER. SEVERAL ACCORDING TO A PHILIPPINE NEWS SERVICE • ~ r1lJ\AI FOREIGN NEWS AGENCIES ACCEPTED THE PA­ REPORT. PER'S CLAIM THAT NORTH VIETNAMESE THE REPORT SA I D A GROUP OF ARMED MEN T\-\ ~ ARE \.)S E \) f TROOPS CROSSED THE BORDER TO FIGHT ON TRACING STOLEN CATTLE HAD CLASHED WITH ~ ; THE S I DE OF THE REBELS. THE RUSTLERS HIDING OUT IN BARRIO DAN- SAFETY CORNER •••••• ______~E~G~.~O~N~E~O~U~T~L~AW~W~A~S~K~IL~L~E~D~.~ ______~--~~~~~ __--~------J L_ ------PAGE 5 HOURGLASS THURSOAY 24 SEPTEMBER 1964 I' AMERIOAN LEAGUE DAVIS CUP TEAMS PREPARE; I, ROUNDUP SPORTS SECTION I THE OBSERVER EAGER rOR CHALLENGE ROUND BALTIMORE (UPI)--THE DETROIT TIGERS CLEVELAND (UPI)--THE AUSTRA~IAN AND BY PAT LANIAS JOLTED THE BALTIMORE ORIOLES' PENNANT U.S. DAVIS CUP TENNIS TEAMS OODGED HOPES rOR THE SECOND STRAIGHT DAY BY RIGGERS PENNANT BOUND; TAME TIGERS 9-4 RAINSTeRMS TODAY AS THEY PRACTICED fOR WHIPPING THE BIRDS, 10-3, AS ROOKIE THE UNDEfEATED WECO RIGGERS REELED TH£ WEEKEND'S CHALLENGE ROUND, SOUTHPAW JOHNNY SEALE WON HIS FIRST eff THEIR 8TH STRAIGHT VICTORY Of THE THE AUSTRALIANS WORKED GUT AT THE MAJOR lEAGUE GAME. SECOND RIUND TO CLINCH THE TITLE IN NEW STADIUM DURING THE AfTERNOON, SIM­ THE ORIOLtS JUMPED ON DETROIT START­ BeTH ROUNDS .f lEAGUE PLAY. PLY POLISHING THE EXCELLENT fORM THEY ER PHil REAGAN IN THE fiRST INNING, IT WAS THE RIGGERS 15TH WIN Of THE SHOWED IN SWEEPING THROUGH THE RECENT BUT DETROIT BOUNCED RIGHT BACK AND SEASON AGA I NST A l('lt'E DEfEAT I N THE fOREST HILLS U.S. NATIONALS. THERE EVENED THE COUNT IN THE BOTTOM Of THE eVER-ALL STANDINGS. THE WAILERS fROM WERE DELAYS BECAUSE Of THE SHOWERS, rlRST AGAINST STEVE BARBER. WECO HOLD A 7-1 RECIRD IN THE FIRST BUT THE COURTS DRIED QUICKLY AND BeTH SEALE, RECENTLY RECALLED FROM SYRA- ROUND WITH ONE GAME T8 MAKE UP, AND THE TEAMS WERE ABLE TI GET IN THE W.RK • CUSE, REPLACED REAGAN IN THE FIRST AND WAY THINGS ARE GOING, IT APPEARS THAT THEY DESIRED, EITHER AT THE NEW STA­ WAS TOUCHED fOR ONLY ONE RUN DURING NO PLAYOff WILL BE NECESSARY fOR THE DIUM OR THE CLEVELAND SKATING CLUB. HIS fOUR INNING STINT. ISLAND fAST PITCH CROWN. MUCH Of THE U.S. EffORT WAS SPENT ON MEANWHilE, THE TIGERS TOOK A 4-3 THEIR EIGHTH STRAIGHT CONQUEST IN THE DENNIS RAlSTtN'S SERVE. THE TALL CAL­ • lEAD IN THE rOURTH ON DICK MICAULIFF'S SECeND ROUND SAW THE COSM8POliTANS PEN­ IfORNIAN HAS HAD TROUBLE IN CONTROL­ SACRIFICE FLY AND DON WERT'S GROUNDER NANT HOPES SMASHED AND THE RIGGERS Will LING THE POWERfUL fiRST SERVE AND op­ r THAT KNOCKED IN THE GAME WINNING RUN. TRY Te CleSE IT GUT TONIGHT WHEN THEY PONENTS HAVE MOVED IN ON HIS SPIN SEC- THE TIGERS ADDED TWO IN THE SIXTH CLASH WITH THE EBEYE MOUNTIES. 0NO SERVE. AND fOUR MORE IN THE SEVENTH OFf REL­ TONIGHTS CeNTEST WILL BE THE fINAL "WE WORKED HARD ON THE SERVE TeDAY," IEVER KEN ROWE. IN THE SEVENTH, DET­ GAME .f THE S£ASIN AND THE eNLY HIPE SAID ED fAULKNER, TECHNICAL ASSISTANT ROIT SENT NINE MEN TO BAT, WITH BILL THE COSMOPIllTANS (8-1) HAVE, IS THAT TI NeN-PLAYING TEAM CAPTAIN VIC SEIXAS FREEHAN'S TWO RUN DOUBLE THE KEY HIT. THE MeUNTIES WILL WIN TINIGHT AND feRCE ufOR THE REST, WI: W8RKED T. IMPROVE FREEHAN HAD THREE HITS AND FOUR RBI's THE SECOND ROUND INTO A PLAYOfF. THE TIMING If RAlS~'N AND CHUCK McKIN­ TO PACE DETROIT'S II-HIT ATTACK AGAINS MEANWHILE, IN THE fiRST ROUND, WE lEY ON GROUND STROKES. u SIX BALTIMORE PITCHERS. SHOULD KNOW ON SUNDAY WHETHER IR NOT "TOMIRROW IT WILL BE THE SAME THING TERRY Fox BLANKED THE BIRDS FOR THE A fIRST ROUND PLAYOfF WilL BE NECESS­ INlY MeRE S8, BECAUSE Ir TeDAY'S RAIN I fiNAL fOUR INNINGS. DAVE VINEYARD, THE ARY. THE RIGGERS AND TIGERS WIll MAKE AND DAMPNESS,1t fAULKNER ADDEO. SECOND BALTIMORE HURLER, SUFfERED HIS UP THEIR PROTESTED GAME ON SUNDAY, WITH THE U.S. fiNISHED ITS DRilL WITH fifTH DEfEAT. PLAY RESUMING IN THE THIRD INNING AND HARD DOUBLES PLAY LATE IN THE AfTER­ THE ORIOLES' DEfEAT GAVE THE lEAGUE­ THE TIGERS HeLDING A 3-0 AD¥ANTAGE. THE N.ON, INDICATING THE IMPORTANCE WHICH lEADING NEW YORK YANKEES ANOTHER GOLD­ JOMAKAJ TEAM WILL BE HelDING THEIR SEIXAS ATTACHES Te SATURDAY·S DOUBLES EN OPPORTUNITY TO GAIN GROUND AS TN£Y BREATH feR A TIGER VICTIRY, BECAUSE A MATCH ES. PLAY A TWI-NIGHT DOUBLE H£ADER AGAINST Less fOR THE RIGGERS WOULD GET JeMAKAJ Roy EMERSON AND FRED STOLLE WERE EX­ THE CLEVELAND INDIANS. IN OTHER AMER­ INTG THE fiRST ROUND PLAYOff. PECTED TO PLAY BITH SINGLES AND DeUBl!S CAN lEAGUE CONTEST, CHICAGO WAS AT LAST NIGHT'S GAME SAW THE RIGGERS fOR AUSTRALIA; RAllTIN AND McKINLEY Los ANGELES, MINNESOTA AT KANSAS CITY, RIP BROWN BAIKI'S PITCHING, WHilE JACK Will PLAY ALL MATCHES feR THE U.S. AND BOSTON WAS AT WASH1NGTONo EMRY'S SLANTS STOPPED THE TIGERS COLO. ------~- NATIONAL LEAQUE LEO CellYAR, JOHN STAVelE, R. PARKER, 7TH GRADE IN UPSET WIN ROUNDUP PAUL WILLIAMS AND EMRY SPARKED THE RIG­ ON WEDNESDAY MeRNING THE SEVENTH GERS 10 HIT ASSAULT TO HAND BAIKI AND GRADE BOYS PLAYED THE EIGHTH GRADE feR NEW YORK (UPI)--ROGER CRAIG, WHO THE TIGERS THEIR SIXTH lOSS ef THE SEA­ THE JUNIOR HIGH MeUNTAINBALl CHAMPION­ SPENT TWO YEARS WITH THE NEW YORK METS SON. SHIP 8f GEORGE SEITZ SCHeel. lOSING MANY A TOUGH BALL GAME, rOUND THE RIGGERS EXPLODED IN THE THIRD IN­ IT WAS AN UPSET ALL THE'WAY WITH THE HIS lUCK NO BETTER TODAY WHEN HIS OWN NING Te CIME OUT WITH A CONVINCING 9-4 UNDERCLASSMEN WINNING BY A SCORE Of THROWING ERROR PERMITTED ED KRANEPOOL WIN. AIDED BY A COSTLY TIGER ERROR, 13-6. TO SCORE THE WINNING RUN FROM THIRD DOUBLES BY CILlYAR, WilliAMS AND PARKER THE EIGHTH GRADE DREW THE fIRST RUNS BASE IN THE SEVENTH INNING AS THE METS SHEllED BAIKI, AND PITCHER EMRY AIDED BY PUSHING ACRess TWO MEN IN iHE fIRST EDGED THE ST. LOUIS CARDINALS BY A HIS OWN CAUSE BY BANGING OUT HIS SEC­ INNING eN HITS BY JIMMY QUINN AND MIKE 2-1 MARGIN. OND HIT Of THE GAME IN THE fiVE RUN CARLIN, BUT THE SEVENTH GRADERS B.UNC­ BILL WHITE HAD PUT THE CARDINALS A­ THIRD. EO BACK ON THE BATTING Of SWAJKeSKI HEAD, 1-0 IN THE SEVENTH WITH HIS 18TH STAVeLE DOUBLED AND CoLlYAR SINGLED AND LAKE TO TIE THE SCORE IN THE SEC­ I HOMER Or THE YEAR Orr WINNING PITCHER IN THE OPENING FRAME T0 GIVE THE RIG­ OND. fROM THIS POINT eN THEY KEPT THE GALEN CISCO. GERS A 1-0 lEAD. STAV8LE SLAMMED HIS LEAD AND HAD THEIR BIG RALLY IN THE BUT THE METS, WHO HAD BEEN HELD TO SECOND HIT If THE NIGHT IN THE feURTH fOURTH INNING. THE EIGHTH GRADERS BAT­ ONE HIT BY CRAIG rOR THE rlRST SIX IN­ INNING AND SCORED IN AN ERROR TLED BACK WITH THREE RUNS IN THE SEV­ NINGS, MADE THEIR MOVE IN THE SEVENTH IN THE SIXTH, COLLYAR 811M EO HIS SEC­ ENTH BUT IT WASN'T ENeUGH TO CATCH UP. WHEN BOBSY KLAUS OPENED WITH A DOUBLE. OND DOUBLE AND THIRD HIT IF THE GAME 'T WAS A WELL PLAYED GAME WITH JUST KRANEPOOL'S DOUBLE SCORED KLAUS TO TIE WITH ONE MATE ABOARD. BOTH RUNNERS THEN A fEW ERRGRS AND G•• D SPORTSMANSHIP BY THE SCORE AND RON HuNT rOlLOWED WITH SCORED ON AN ERROR THAT fOllOWED. BOTH TEAMS. A SACRifiCE BUNT. KRANEPOOl TOOK THIRD THE TIGERS PICKED UP A PAIR .f RUNS LEADING HITTERS feR THE WINNERS WERE ON THE SACRlrlCE AND SCORED WHEN CRAIG IN THE THIRD, INE IN THE rifTH AND A CURT STIMPSON WH. HAD 3 HITS IN 4 THREW WILDLY PAST fiRST BASE AfTER fiNAL RUN IN THE SIXTH. TIMES AT BAT, LAKE AND SWAJKGSKI WITH fiELDING THE BUNT. THE TIGERS ONLY REAL THREAT Of THE TWO EACH, AND KEY, MEANS AND GURNEE IN THE NINTH A SINGLE BY DICK GROAT GAME CAME IN THE SIXTH, WHEN THEY SH08K HAD ONE APIECE. feR THE lOSERS, QUINN PLUS JESSE GONDERS PASSED BALL PUT THE EMRY feR THREE CONSECUTIVE HITS WITH NO AND MOSELEY LED WITH TWO EACH, AND TYING RUN AT SECOND BASE WITH ONE OUT. OUTS, BUT THE RIGGERS TGUGH INFIELD DE­ fRANTZ, WILEY, CARLIN AND NEILseN EACH I BUT RELIEVER BILL HUNTER RETIRED TIM FENSE HELD THEM TO ONLY ONE RUN. HAD ONE HIT. MCCARVER AND CHARLEY JAMES TO PRESERVE JACK EMRY SCATTERED SEVEN HITS IN WINNING PITCHER WAS ROONEY NORTON, CISCO's SIXTH VICTORY WINNING HIS SEVENTH GAME OF THE YEAR, WHO GAVE UP ONLY 8 HITS. JIMMY QUINN THE WIN WAS THE 53RD Of THE SEASON WITH TIGER CATCHER NINJENE KIBOI COL­ WAS THE l8SING PITCHER. fOR THE METS, EQUALLING THEIR ENTIRE LECTING A PAIR. THE JUNIOR HIGH BeyS ONLY HAVE ONE TOTAL fOR LAST SEASON AND REPRESENTING MORE WEEK Of serTBALL lEfT AND THEN OLYMPIC BASKETBALL CONTENDERS THE MOST WINS IN THE CLUBS THREE YEAR THEY WIll START TOUCH f.OTBAlL. EXISTENCE. YOKOHAMA (UPI)--THE CONSENSUS AMONG LARRY JACKSON COASTED TO HIS 22ND THE VARIOUS COACHES AND MANAGERS lAST NOTICE VICTORY WHEN THE CHICAGO CUBS RAPPED NIGHT WAS THAT AUSTRALIA, CANADA, OuBA, THE KWAJALEIN MEN'S HANDICAP BOWLING FOUR PITCHERS fOR 12 HITS AND A 9-6 MEXICO AND THE PHILIPPINES WILL BATTLE LEAGUE WILL NeT BOWL UNTIL fUR~HER WIN OVER THE Los ANGELES DODGERS. feR THE fOUR BERTHS IN THE IO-NATION NOTICE~. ______~_ BillY COWAN AND LEN GABRIELSON HIT QUALIfYING ROUND-ROBIN TOURNAMENT Of BALDING LEADS IN SEA~LE OPEN HOMERS FOR THE CUBS, WHILE ROOKJE RON THE OLYMPIC GAMES' BASKETBALL EVENT. SEATTLE (UPI)--Al BALDING PUT SIX CAMPBELL AND V-TERAN ERNIE BANKS HAD PAKISTAN, WHICH HAD ORIGINAllY SENT BIRDIES AND A DOZEN PARS TOGETHER TO- THREE HITS APlICE. TOMMY DAVIS HIS A AN ENTRY fOR THE TOURNEY, WITHDREW. DAY fOR A 6 UNDER PAR 64 TI TAKE THE THREE-RUN HOMER FOR THE DODGERS IN THE THE OTHER fiVE NATIONS CeMPETING ARE lEAD IN THE fIRST ROUND .f THE $40,000 SEVENTH AND BELTED HIS SECOND OF THE SOUTH KOREA, THAILAND, MALAYSIA, INDO- GREATER SEATtLE OPEN GOlf TOURNAMENT. GAME AND 12TH OF THE YEAR IN THE NINTH NESIA AND NATIONALIST CHINA. BALDING WAS NEVER IN TROUBLE eVER PETE RICHERT WAS THE LOSING HURLER IN ADDITION TO THE 15TH AND 16TH THE 6,328 YARD PAR70 BR.ADM.OR COURSE, i FOR Los ANGELES. IN OTHER GAMES, CIN- PLACES NORMAllY AT STAKE IN THE QUALI- AND WITH rlNE PUTTING PICKED UP TWO CINNATI WAS AT PHILADELPHIA, MilWAUKEE fylNG ROUND, TWO MORE ARE UP BECAUSE Of Of HIS BIRDIES ON SHOTS Of 20 AND 50 WAS AT P,TTSBURGH AND SAN FRANCISCO AT THE WITHDRAWAL Of CZECH.SlO VAK I A AND UAR. fEET. I__ "HOUSTQ..N_ t -- _ ------.------~ ------...... :------.------PAGE 6 HOURGLASS THURSDAY 24 SEPTEMBER 1964

LOST --rAKEN FROM ROXY TUESDAY HELP WANTED 22 SEPT. 26" BOY'S RED HER­ ont,,~1 • CLERK-TYPIST FULL-TIME, CULES ENGLISH RACING BIKE. SHOWTIME 7:30 PM ALSO IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR GEARS, SPEEDOMETER, NO FEN- RICHARDSON MADAM FULL-TIME SECRETARY. ApPLY IDERS OR CHAINGUAAD. OLD SOPHIA LOREN, ROBERT HOSSEIN GLOBAL ASSOCIATES INDUSTRIAL FT. LEAVENWORTH STICKER. IN THE PARIS OF 1792 A CORPORAL IN NAPOLEON~ ARMY RELATIONS OFfiCE, IN THE TER­ PLEASE RETURN TO QTRS. 105-B MARRIES A LAUNDRESS AND EVENTUALLY BECOMES A DU~ AND MINAL BUILDING ANNEX. OR PHONE 585. fAVORITE OF THE EMPEROR, WHO OFFERS TO MAKE HIM KING OF WESTPHALIA IF HE WILL DIVORCE HIS LOWER-CLASS WIFE. REGISTERED NURSE, FULL-TIME. FOUND A-ENTERTAING IN SPOTS Y-C-NO. INQUIRE AT GLOBAL ASSOCIATES ONE MAN'S GOLD WEDDING INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OfFICE BAND, FOUND ON EMON BEACH SHOWTIME 7 AND 9 PM TERMINAL BUILDING ANNEX. SUNDAY. CLAIM AT THE HOUR­ YOKWE YUK SWORD IN THE STONE PLUS GLASS. NEWS CLERK-STENO--IMMEDIATE PER­ DISNEY CARTOON FILM. TELLS LEGENDARY BOYHOOD OF MANENT POSITION WITH KENTRON SUM OF MONEY FOUND ON KING ARTHUR. A-Y-CGOOD. HAWAI I INQUIRE AT KTS RANGE POINSETTIA ST. BETWEEN 4TH SHOWTIME 7:30 AND 12:15 OPERATION EUILDING BY CALLING AND PLAYGROUND. CLAIM BY OCEAN VIEW WRITTEN ON THE WIND* SPECIFYING AMOUNT. PHONE 596 OR 21 35. ROCK HUDSON, LAUREN BACALL 2468. RANCHER'S SON, WHO IS BUSINESS ADVISER OF NE'ER-DO-WELL PART-TIME WAITERS FOR THE OIL HEIR, HAS AN UNEXPRESSED LOVE FOR THE LATTER'S NEW YOKWE YUK CLUB NEEDED CALL RAINCOAT LEFT IN LIBRARY WIFE. OIL HEIR'S JEALOUS SISTER CREATES TROUBLE AND YESTERDAY. CLAIM BY IDEN­ THE CLUB AT 409 INVOLVES RANCHER'S SON IN AN ACCIDENTAL KILLING, BUT TIFYING IN THE LIBRARY. LATER CLEARS HIM. SIGN PAINTER PART-TIME SHOWTIME 6:30 AND 8:30 PM ApPLY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES IN­ PAIR OF LITTLE GIRL'S CAN­ ROXY BACHELOR Of HEARTS* DUSTRIAL RELATIONS OFFICE, VAS SHOES, SIZE 9. CONTACT HARDY KRUGER, SYLVIA SYMS TRAILER I N THE TER~ IIIIAL BU.WfD I NG 5L+4. IN HIS fiRST TERM AT CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY, WOLF HAUSER, ANNEX. A GERMAN EXCHANGE STUDENT, IS OFFERED UP AS A HUMAN THE YOKWE YUK CLUB DINING SACRIFICE DURING THE POppy DAY RAG. AN UNSUSPECTING REPRODUCTION MACHINE OPERA­ ROOM WILL BE CLOSED fRIDAY VICTIM OF THE EXCLUSIVE UNDERGRADUATE DODO CLUB (UNDER EVENING TO ACCOMODATE THE TORS, EXPERIENCE WITH MULTI­ THEIR RULES THEY MUST PERFORM ONE IMPROB~BLE TASK A LITH, DITTO AND MIMEOGRAPH. BTL-WECO SYMPOSIUM TO BE TERM), HE IS DRENCHED WITH PARAFFIN, SET ALIGHT AND fULL-TIME POSITION. ApPLY HELD THERE. HURLED INTO THE R,VER CAM. AFTER HIS SPECTACULAR GLOBAL ASSOCIATES INDUSTRIAL THE BAR WILL BE OPEN FOR INITIATION INTO UNIVERSITY LIFE, WOLF BECOMES AN ACCEP­ RELATIONS OFFICE, TERMINAL BUSINESS AS USUAL. TED MEMBER OF THE DODO'S CIRCLE Bu I LD I NG ANNEX. ON SATURDAY NIGHT REO'S REEf RUNNERS WILL ENTERTAIN SHOWTIME 8:00 PM fOR SALE AND BUffET WILL BE SERVED. ROI NAMUR LAWRENCE Of ARABIA KX6BR RADIO STATION, COLLINS PETER O'TOOLE, ALEC GUINNESS, ANTHONY QUINN S-LINE, WITH QUAD-YAGI ANTENNA BIGEJ TRIP FILMED ABROAD. WHEN YOUNG T. E LAWRENCE WAS ATTACHED ROTOR AND TOWER. CALL HOBART MR. WALLY LAKE ANNOUNCES TO THE BRITISH GENERAL STAFF AND SENT TO ARABIA HE WHITMAN 9-573 OR SEE AT REEF' THAT A BIGEJ TRIP HAS BEEN INSPIRED THE FUEDING ARABIAN CHIEFTAINS TO REBEL AGA­ BOO ROOM 126 SCHEDULED FOR THE TEEN CLUB INST THE TURKS, HIS EXPLOITS LEADING TO THE BIRTH or THIS SUNDAY, SEPT. 27, WITH THE ARABIAN KINGDOM. A-MY-EXCELLENT C-MATURE BECAUSE POLAROID Boo LAND CAMERA, DEPARTURE TIME AT IPM. OF VIOLENCE. THE COST OF THE TRIP WILL LIGHT METER AND CASE, $40. I MINOLTA SR-I 35MM CAMERA WITH BE I.50 EACH. THIS WILL PARENTS MAGAZINE MOVIE RATINGS 55MM LENS AND HOOD, $75. LENS, ENTITLE EACH PERSON TO A EACH FILM IS RATED AS TO QUALITY AS WELL AS SUITABILITY 135MM fOR SR-I, $90. BATTERY MEMBERSHIP CARD GOOD fOR ALL FOR CHILDREN OF VARIOUS AGES. THE AGE SYMBOLS USED ARE; DRIVEN TAPERECORDER $20. CALL Of THE TEEN CLUB ACTIVITIES A ••• ADULTS Y •• YOUNG PEOPLE 12-16 C ••• CHILDREN 8-12. 613 AFTER 1630, W,LSON. DURING OCTOBER, NOVEMBER * No RATINGS AVAILABLE AND DECEMBER. TEEN CLUB PING-PONG TOURNAMENT NEW PORTABLE G.E. STEREO THE TEEN CLUB WILL HOLD THE 1ST ROUND OF ITS PING-PONG PHONOGRAPH WITH GARARD TURN- MICRONESIAN HANDICRAFT TOURNAMENT THIS fRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT. PLEASE PLAN TO TABLE AND DETACHABLE SPEAKERS, SHOP $75. ARGUS 300 SLIDE PRO- THE HOURS OF OPERATION FOR ATTEND THESE NIGHTS BETWEEN 7 - 9:30 PM. AFTER 9.30 THERE WILL BE DANCE TIME FOR EVERYONE. JECTOR, SEMI-AUTOMATIC WITH THE MICRONESIAN HANDICRArT THE FOLLOWING MATCHES ARE SCHEDULED THREE TRAYS AND HOLDER FOR SHOP ARE AS FOLLOWS: TUE. BOYS GIRLS SINGLE SLIDE VIEWING, $35. AND FRI. FROM 9 TO 2 PM AND ROGER ELLIOTT VS:-RANDY DAVIE JANET CAMERON VS. SHARON WILCOX GAY MONORAL TAPE RE­ FROM 7 TO 8:30 PM ON MON. SCOTT SCHAFER VS. JIM NELSON FOBES CORDER, 12 YEARS OLD, $20. "LAWRENCE" SET FOR MIDNIGHT MIKE DETCHEMENDY VS. CLIFF CLARK JEANNE COPES VS. V,CKI CALL 2775. SHOWING DAVID LAKE VS. RICHARD GIBBS SCARROW HARRY DAUGHTERS VS. STEVE NICKOLS CINDY ELLISON VS. DOROTHY; ONE PAIR RED PATENT SHOES, BECAUSE Of THE LARGE AT­ MIKE LAKE VS. EARL REDMAN STUDABAKER l NEW. SIZE 6 t/2-B. SEE AT TENDANCE AT THE LOCAL SHOW­ INGS OF "LAWRENCE OF' ARABIA", GLENN McKAY VS. MARVIN NICKOLS NANCY COHAN VS. LYNN TRAILER 549. BATE! SPECIAL SERVICES HAS ARRAN~ MEL VA SCARROW '.€. SULA I NE SEEK CONGO SOLUTION ALONE NOBLE FISHER "X-IOOO" STEREO AM­ TO PRESENT A SPECIAL MID­ NAIROBI, KENYA (UPI)---AN SANOY YONTZ VS. KATHY PLIFIER (110 WATT) AND FRON­ NIGHT SHOWING AT THE RICHAR­ I AFRICAN LEADER CALLED ON HIS BATEN TIER "1000" TAPE RECORDER DSON THEATER THIS SATURDAY I COLLEAGUES MONDAY TO GO IT CATHY CHANCE VS. MARILYN CALL 2466 AFTER 5:00 PM. NIGHT. THE MOVIE WILL BEGIN I ALONE, WITHOUT THE UNITED NA­ AT EXACTLY 12 MIDNIGHT HALL I TIONS, TO FIND A SOLUTION TO PATIO AWNINGS AVAILABLE GLOBAL ASSOCIATES MERCHAN- FOUR STILL TRAPPED IN CAVERN THE CONG0 CRISIS. FIRE OUT Of CONTROL DISE DIVISION ADVISES THAT NEVADA TEST SITE, (UPI) DIALLO TELLI OF GUINEA, OR­ MONTECITO, CALIF. (UPI) THERE ARE A NUMBER OF NEW PAn~FoUR MEN TRAPPED SINCE SAT. GANIZATION FOR AFRICAN UNITY AN OUT-OF-CONTROL FIRE LAST AWNINGS NOW AVAILABLE ON THE NIGHT IN A CAVERN I,Boo FEET SECRETARY GENERAL, SAID THE NIGHT DESTROYED AT LEAST 12 I I SLAND THEY MAY BE PURCHASED BELOW THE SURrACE AT THE ATO- OAU MUST FINO AN ArRICAN SO­ HOMES, DAMAGED SIX OTHERS LUTION TO THE CONGO, WHICH HE AND THREATENED 30-40 MORE AS THROUGH MACY'S. MIC TEST SITE FACED ANOTHER NIGHT UNDERGROUND. RESCUE SAID WAS HINDERED BY FOREIGN SPOT FIRES ERUPTED AHEAD Of CREWS CONCEDED IT PROBABLY INTERVENTION. THE FIRE LANES ON WINOS UP WOULD TAKE AT LEAST UNTIL THI HE SAID AFRICAN LEADERS HAD TO 50 MILES AN HOUR, AUTH­ FT. OUT-BOARD MOTOR BOAT MORN I NG TO LIFT THEM TO SAF'ET BEEN 0 I SCUSS I NG THE CONGO PR 0 ORITIES REPORTED. CALL 2305, fRANK fELLER. A MASS OF TWISTED STEEL BLEM fOR fOUR YEARS WITHIN FLAMES WERE REPORTED MOV­ CABLE, WHICH WHIPLASHED MORE THE UNITED NATIONS ON LEGA­ ING RAPIDLY TOWARD THE 30 - LOST THAN HOURS AGO IN A FATAL LISTIC GROUNDS. 40 HOMES IN THE COYOTE CAN­ WOULD THE PERSON WHO ER­ L+8 RONEOUSLY PICKED UP ONE BLACK ACCIDENT, POSED A DIFFICULT HE SAID THE OAU NOW WAS LOOK YON AREA IN THE FOOTHILLS I BAG ON THE ro PM FERRY FROM PROBLEM TO RESCUERS TRYING ING FOR A SOLUTION THAT WOULD NORTHEAST OF SANTA BARBARA , EBEYE ON SATURDAY, KINDLY CALL TO REMOVE IT TO REACH THE BE PRIMARILY POLITICAL AND AND NORTH OF HERE. I NOT LEGAL. No DEATHS WERE REPORTED, 30 7 so THAT IT MAY BE RECLAIKD MEN. I BUT TWO FIREMEN WERE SAID TO~ HAVE SUFFERED MINOR NJURIES