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No KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS FIRDAY 14 JUNE 1963 BRITAIN VIET NAM IUN I ON LEADERS RESPO~JD TO PlEI: I CONSERVATIVES RALLY "Spy COMMANDO" SENTENCED TO DEATH !GIVE NO-DISCRIMtNATION , BEHIND MACMILLAN I PLEDG~ I LONDON (UPI)--THE CONSER­ TOKYO (UPI)--A MILITARY : WASHINGTON (UPI)--PRESIDENT KENNEDY WON A NO-DISCRIMINA- 1 VATIVE PARTY GOVERNMENT, COURT IN COMMUNIST NORTH VIET'TION PLEDGE FROM AFL-CIO LEADERS TODAY AND THEN SOUGHT WITH ANGRY WORDS AND DEMON­ NAM SENTENCED ONE MEMBER Of I THEIR BACKING FOR A fIVE-POINT PROGRAM DESIGNED TO PROVIDE '1 STRAT IONS OF LOYALTY, RALL I ED AN ALLEGED AMERICAN-TRAINED :MORE JOBS FOR NEGROES IN "THIS SUMMER OF DETERMINED EFFORT ' I TO PRIME MINISTER HAROLD "Spy COMMANDO" GROUP TO DEATH MEETING AT THE WHITE HOUSE FOR ABOUT TWO HOURS WITH SOME: MACMILLAN'S SIDE TONIGHT AS AND GAVE SIX OTHERS PRISON :300 LABOR LEADERS, THE PRESIDENT HEARD THEM PROMISE TO WIPE HE FOUGHT GROWING DEMANDS SENTENCES TUESDAY AFTER A ~UT JOB DISCRIMINATION--AND TO SEE THAT THE PLEDGE WAS HON- THAT HE RESIGN OVER THE PRO­ ITWO-DAY PUBLIC TRIAL, ACCORD- ORED DOWN THROUGH THEIR LOCAL UNIONS fUMO SEX SCANDAL lING TO A HANOI RADIO BROAD- : JAMES B CAREY, AFL-CIO V,CE PRESIDENT AND HEAD OF THE LORD HAILSHAM, MINISTER Of CAST HEARD HERE TODAY. :ELECTRICAL WORKERS UNION, SAID THE PLEDGE APPLIED TO THE SCIENCE AND AN OFTEN-MEN­ "THE SEVEN ACCUSED PLEADED :BUILDING TRADE UNIONS AS WELL AS TO ALL OTHER THE BUILD­ TIONED POSSIBLE SUCCESSOR TO GUILTY OF HAVING CARRIED OUT ING TRADES ESPECIALLY HAVE BEEN ACCUSED OF DISCRIMINATION MACMILLAN, TOLD A TELEVISION Spy COMMAND ACTIVITIES FOR 'IAGAINST NEGROES I

INTERVIEWER THAT WAR MINIS- THE US-DIEM GROUP," THE THE PRESIDENT, WHO ALSO II TER JOHN PROtUMO'S AffAIR RED RADIO SAID IKE SCORNS JFK RECORD CONFERRED DURING THE DAY WITH WITH 21-YEAR-OLD PARTY GIRL THEY WERE TRIED BY THE CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS AND FOR- CHRISTINE KEELER AND HIS LIE I MILITARY COURT OF NORTH VIET HERSHEY, PA (UPI)--FoRMER MER PRESIDENT HARRY TRUMAN. I NAM'S FOURTH MILITARY Dls- PRESIDENT DWIGHT D. EISEN- I TO THE HOUSE Of COMMONS ~ ~ LAID BEFORE THE UNION CHIEFS ~ HOWER TONIGHT CHARGED PRESI- , ABOUT THAT AffAIR WAS A "NA­ I TRICT, SITTING IN THE TOWN A fiVE-POINT PLAN DESIGNED TO' TIONAL ISSUE, NOT A PARTY IOF HA TINH "IN THE PRESENCE DENT KENNEDY WITH "A LONG COMBAT RACIAL DISCRIMINATION ISSUE." OF THOUSANDS OF REPRESENTA- RECORD OF GLOWING PROMISES IN EMPLOYMENT AND OPEN UP HAILSHAM'S APPEARANCE WAS ITIVES OF THE 252 VILLAGES OF AND ANEMIC DELIVERIES" AND MORE JOBS FOR NEGROES THE fiRST MAJOR STATEMENT BY ! HA TINH PROVINCE AND NEIGH- WITH "NON-ACTION AND HEAD­ THE PROGRAM WOULD BE IN A LEADING GOVERNMENT fIGURE I BORING PROVINCES." LONG RETREAT ON MATTERS OF ADDITION TO THE LEGISLATIVE ; THE RADIO SAID THAT ACCORD- NATIONAL SURVIVAL AND DOMES­ I ON THE PROFUMO AfFAIR SINCE PROPOSALS WHICH THE PRESIDENT: THE SCANDAL BROKE W,TH I ING TO THEIR CONFESSION, THE ITIC WELL BEING" HOPES TO SEND TO CONGRESS I JOWLS SHAKING, HE CASTIGATED SEVEN LEFT THE SOUTH VIET- I EISENHOWER POURED SCORN ON NEXT WEEK THE JOB PROGRAM , PROfUMO AS A "PROVED LIAR" NAMESE PORT OF DANANG ON liTHE KENNEDY RECORD IN A CALLS FOR: BUT SAID RUMORS OF MORE SCAN­ DEC 28, 1962, BY BOAT, LAND- DYNAMIC SPEECH AT A DINNER --CREATIVE OF A TOP-LEVEL DAL TO COME WERE "MCCARTHY­ IGN ON THE COAST OF HA TINH MEETING OF ABOUT 75 REPUBLI- IAFL-CIO CmMMITTEE TO MAKE A PROVINCE THE FOLLOWING DAY CAN LEADERS ATTENDING A TWO- 'SM " MASSIVE ATTACK ON JOB DIS~ "A SCANDAL CAN ARISE IN "TO CARRY OUT INTELLIGENCE DAY WORKSHOP SPONSORED BY THE CRIMINATION, CONCENTRATING NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CITIZENS ONE PARTY OR ANOTHER," HAIL- WORK; DESTROY NATIONAL DEFEN- ON 30 OR 40 CITIES IN BOTH COMMITTEE SHAM SAID. "BUT A GREAT SE ESTABLISHMENTS, WAREHOU- THE NORTH AND SOUTH EISENHOWER ALSO DEFENDED PARTY IS NOT TO BE BROUGHT SES, MEANS OF TRANSPORT AND --UNION BACKING FOR BI-RAC­ THE YEAR-OLD CITIZENS GROUP DOWN BECAUSE OF A SQUALID COMMUNICATION; KIDNAP CADRES IAL COUNCILS THROUGHOUT THE AGAINST VETERAN REPUBLICAN AFFAIR BETWEEN A WOMAN OF AND BUILD Spy AND COMMANDO LAND. UNIONS WOULD ORGANIZE EASY VIRTUE AND A PROVED BASES IN NORTH VIET NAM." POLITICIANS WHO HAVE SPURNED THEM IF NECESSARY. I LIAR" THE LEADER OF THE ALLEGED IT AS AN ORGANIZATION OF --LABOR SUPPORT FOR A MAS- I IDEALISTIC AMATEURS MACMILLAN, WHO BECAME PRE- SPY GROUP, LE KHOAI, DREW SIVE VOTER REGISTRATION DRIVEl "IT SEEMS TO ME AT THIS 4 I MIER AFTER THE 1956 SUEZ IN- THE DEATH SENTENCE LOOKING TOWARD THE 196 PRE- VAS/ON, CALLED HIS CABINET HIS CHIEF LIEUTENANT, TRAN POINT IN HISTORY, WHEN CYNI- SIDENTIAL AND CONGRESSIONAL IN A SECOND CRISIS MEETING NGUYEN, WAS SENTENCED TO CISM, MISTRUST OF THE PEOPLE, ELECTIONS. THE DRIVE WOULD IN AS MANY DAYS TODAY AND I LIFE IMPRISONMENT. Two AND CONTRIVED POLITICAL IMAG- BE AIMED CHIEFLY AT NEGROES I CONVINCED HIS MINISTERS TH'~t OTHERS WERE SENTENCED TO 15 ERY ARE THE VOGUE IN THE NA- AND OTHER MINORITY GROUPS, " NO MATTER WHAT, HE WILL LEAD YEARS IMPRISONMENT AT HARD TION'S CAPITAL--OUR BODY ESPECIALLY IN THE SOUTH ONE THE GOVERNMENT INTO MONDAY'S LABOR, ONE TO 12 YEARS AND POLITIC COULD STAND A HEFTY AFL-CIO OFFICIAL, A NEGRO, DOSE OF IDEALISM,II EISENHOW- I CRITICAL DEBATE IN PARLIA­ TWO OTHERS TO 18 YEARS ,SAID THE PRESIDENT WANTED TO MENT ON THE PROFUMO AFfAIR ER SAID WI~ THE ELECTION OF MORE CON- "AND AS FOR POLITICAL AMA- DESPITE WIDESPREAD PREOIC- VI ET NAM IGRESSMEN PLEDGED TO HIS CIVIL I TIONS, THERE HAD BEEN NO TEURS--THEY BRING VERVE, RIGHTS PROGRAM I ANTI-COMMUNISTS ARE RESIGNATIONS BY TONIGHT. SPARKLE AND FRESH IDEAS WHI~HI --THE PLACING OF MORE NE- I HOUSING MINISTER SIR KEITH WINNING THE WAR PERK-UP A POLITICAL PARTY GROES IN RESPONSIBLE UNION 'I HE SAID ALL REPUBLICANS JOSEPH AND HOME SECRETARY WASHINGTON (UPI ) --ANTI-COM- POSITIONS. AT ONE POINT DUR-, HENRY BROOKE BOTH DENIED RE­ MUNIST fORCES ARE WINNING MUST EXPOUND ANDCLARIFY RE- ,liNG THE MEETI NG, THE PRESI- I PORTS THEY WOULD RESIGN IN THE WAR IN SOUTH VIETNAM, PUBLICAN BELIEFS, POINT UP DENT WAS SAID TO HAVE DE- I PROTEST TO PROFUMO'S BEHAV­ THE SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE PAR- 'CLARED: "THERE ARE TOO MANY: IOR. COMMITTEE WAS TOLD TODAY. TIESDAND CALL,T~E ROLL ON IWHITE FACES OUT THERE (AMONG I BUT HEALTH MINISTER ENOCH DEFENSE SECRETARY ROBERT THE EMOCRATS SORRY RECORD 'THE U~ION LEADERS) AS WELL l POWELL AND EDUCATION MINIS­ S McNAMARA AND GEN MAXWELL THAT STANDS NAKED TO BEHOLD lAS HERE (AMONG THE OFFICIALS! TER SIR EDWARD BOYLE REFUSED o TAYLOR, CHAIRMAN OF THE WHEN THE CUNNINGLY MANIPU~AT-ISPONSORING THE MEETING) , ALL COMMENT ON THE AfFAIR OR JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF, BOTH ED"IMAGERY IS PEELED OFF. --UNION SUPPORT FOR ALL OF ! THEIR PLANS. POWELL, A SAID U S MILITARY ASSIST- THE ROLL CALL--A LONG IHIS LEGISLATION IN THE SOCIAL MUSTACHIOED fORMER PROFESSOR ANCE IS ACCOMPLISHING GOOD ,'RECORD OF GLOWING PROMISES jWELFARE FIELD. THE PRESIDENT, OF GREEK, EARLIER WAS RE­ 1 RESULTS AND ANEMIC DELIVERIES--WOULD IACCORDING TO SOME PRESENT, PORTED "ON THE BRINK" OF I "IN 1962 FOR THE FIRST I INCLUDE SUCH CAMPAIGNING iTOOK THE POSITION THAT HIS RESIGNATION. TIME IN 15 YEARS THE PEOPLE CATCH-PHRASES AS 'MISSILE tENTIRE PROGRAM IN CONGRESS HAILSHAM SAID /T WOULD BE OF V,ET NAM, WITH OUR MILI- ?:~:O~:T~~~~I~;N~~;'P~~~' THE ~HAD BEEN ENDANGERED BY HIS "CONCEIT" TO THINK "WtAT MAC­ TARY ASSISTANCE, STARTED I STAND ON CIVIL RIGHTS MILLAN COULD HAVE KNOWN THAT WINNING INSTEAD OF LOSING," COUNTRY MOVING AGAIN' AND SO! FORMER PRESIDENT TRUMAN , PROFUMO WAS LYING LAST MARCH TAYLOR SAID "I HAVE JUST ON," EISENHOWER SAID THE 1 W H PHRASES HE USED WERE ALL OUT ARRIVED AT THE HITE OUSE I WHEN THE WAR MINISTER TOLD GONE OVER LAST MONTH'S RE- OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S 1960 I FOR AN APPOINTMENT WITH KEN~ , THE HOUSE Of COMMONS THERE PORTS AND ALL THE MILITARY NEDY SHORTLY BEFORE THE UNIO~ ATIONS ARE FAVORABLE" CAMPAIGN SPEECHES ~ WAS NO "IMPROPRIETY" IN HIS INDIC ~ ~ ~ LEADERS MEETING DISBANDED, RELATIONSHIP WITH MISS KEEUR. McNAMARA SAID A GRAVE CRt- AND WAS PRESENTED TO THE "IT IS OUR RESPONSIBILITY SIS STILL EXISTS IN THAT TEMPERATURES GATHERING BY THE PRESIDENT TO CLEAN UP THE CONSERVATIVE COUNTRY "BETWEEN THE BUDDHISrr KWAJALEIN 87-78 ROI NA- THE UNION CHIEFS GAVE TRUMAN PARTY," HAILSHAM SAID. "WHAT ISECT AND THE GOVERNMENT" BUT MUR 89-79. RAINFALL AMOUNT- A STANDING OVATION I WE HAVE TO DO IS ESTABLISH "AGAINST THE VIET-COMMUNISTS ED TO I 68 OF AN INCH. THE TRUMAN SAID THEIR IDEAS FORI THE FACTS AND PUNISH THE THERE HAVE BEEN SOME VERY TOTAL FOR JUNE IS NOW 6~91. HANDLING THE PRESENT SITUA- , GUILTY" SIGNIFICANT GAINS" TION WERE THE SAME , ;-1 P~~E 2 HOURGLASS f="R I Dt. v i 4 JUt\,f[ ! 'jo::; ~ I

Pv9L·SrlED AT THE DIRECTION or PACIFIC BUDDJ-lIST LAOS -~E Ca~~ANDI~G OFFICER, PA­ THOUSANDS ATTEND PATHET LAO FORCES ATTACK C~~~C M~SSILE RANGE FACILITY TRUST FUND SERVICES FOR PRIEST ~N~JALEI~, MARSHALL ISLANDS, URGED FOR RONGElAP VltNTIANE (UPI )--COV.MUNIST CO\TRACT NOAS-4!76-c WiTH THE SAIGON (UPI )--SOUTH VIET PATHET LAO FORCES ~hU~CHED 7RA~SPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS WASHINGTON (UPI )--THE NAM'S MONTH-LONG RELIGIOUS AN INFANTRY ATTAC~ ON THE HEAD Of THE iNTERIOR DEPART- ~HE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED CRISIS BECAME MORE CRITICAL SOUTHEAST LAOS TOWN O~ ~TTO­ MENT'S OFFICE OF TERRITOR- DAILY MONDAY THROUGH SATUR- TO~AV WHEN PARTS OF THE PEU EARLY TODAY AFT[~ SOFT­ IES THIS WEEK URGED THE DAY D~~DlINE FOR NOTICES IS CiV'LIAN POPULATION ACTIVELY E~ING UP liS PERiMETER DE­ UNITED STATES TO ASSUME 4 P M DAV BE~ORE PUBLIC~- JOI~ED WITH BJDDHIST PRIESTS FENSES wlTH A PRE-DAW~ AR­ "COtvlPAC;SiONATE RESPONSIBIL­ ~ TtON DEADLiNE FOR NEWS AGAINST ALLEGED GOVERNME~T TIL~ERY BOMBARDMENT) MCCORD­ ITyll AN~ PROVIDE COMPENSA­ , i "'EMS I S lOA M DAY OF PUB­ DISCRIMINATiON. ING TO EME~GENCY PE~OR~S TION TO PACIFIC ISLANDERS FROM T>iE ~O\"N LICATION - ~OvSANDS OF WOMEN, MANY WHO SUFFERED FROM fALLOUT IS L:SS OF T~EM HYSTERICAL, PUSHED ATTOPEU THAN 100 EDITOR - RALPH MOOR~ AfTER A U.S. NUCLEAR TEST THEIR WAY INTO SMALL BUSES MILES FOR NORT~E~S~ THAILA~D, IN 1954. TO GO TO THE MAIN XA LOI WHERE 24,000 SOUTHEAST ASiA RICHARD F. TAITANO TESTI­ Vt:NEZUE ... A PAGODA TO JOIN IN MEMORIAL TREATY ORChNIZATION (SEATO) FIED BEFORE THE SENATE TER­ TROOPS AqE rlOLDING GUE~?I_LA COMMUNISTS OR~ERED ~RRESTED SERVICES FOR A BUDDHIST RITORIAL AND INSULAR AFFAIRS WARFA~S MANSUVERS PRIEST WHO BURNED HIMSE~F TO SUBCOMMITTEE IN FAVOR OF A CARACAS (UPI )--PRESIDENi DEATH EARLIER THIS WEEK TO LAiEST REPORTS ,~D!CATED BILL TO SET UP A $950,000 RO~ULO BETANCOURT TODAY SYMBOLIZE HIS PROTEST AGAiN­ TriAT FiGH71~G WAS GOING ON ~RDERED THE SUMMARY ARREST TRUST FUND TO BENEFIT RESI­ ST THE GOVERNMENT LESS THAN A MILE FPOM -~E DENTS OF RONGELAP IN THE OF A~L VENEZUELAN COMMUNIST~ AT ONE POINT, WHEN THE ISOLATED TO~~vS SI~GLE Vl- MARSHALL ISLANDS GROUP OF I~ ANNOUNCING A FRUSTRATED BUSES--WHICH ARE BEING CON­ TAL AiRSTRIP T~E PACIFIC TRwST TERRITORY COMMUNIST PLOT TO ASSASSINATI TROLLED AND ESCORTED BY GOV­ ATTOPEU, LOCATED ABOUT 500 V! EIGHTY-TWO RONGELAPESE 1-11 ERNMENT MEN--DID NOT ARRIVE MILES FROM VIETIANE IN THE SUFFERED FROM FALLOUT RE­ SPEA~ING ON A NATIO~AL QUICKLY ENOUGH, 3,000 ANGRY EX~REME SOUTHEAST CORNER O~ SULTING FROM A NUCLEAR EX­ o~D~O HOOKUP FROM SAN FELIX WOMEN DRESSED IN WHITE FOR LAOS, IS IN A REGION CON­ IN PLOSION ON MARCH I, 1954, SOUTHWESTERN VENEZUELA MOURNING AND WITH SMALL YEL­ TROLLED LARGELY BY THE COMM­ AT BIKINI ATOLL IN THE ~hERE HE IS ON TOUR. BETA~­ LOW PATCHES PINNED TO THEIR UNIST GUERRILLA FOKCES IT PACIFIC ~OURT SAID COMMUNISTS HAD DRESSES MARK THEM AS BUD­ HAS BECOME ~EPENDENT ON T~E THE UNITED STATES REMOVED TRIED TO PLACE A TIME-BOMB DHISTS MARCHED ON THE XA LOI AIRSTRIP FOR RECEIVIN~ SUP~ THE ISLANDERS FROM THEIR !~ THE ARCHBISHOP'S PALACE PAGODA PL ES BEChUSE THE PAT~ET LAO ISLAND FOR THREE YEARS AND AT BOLIVAR WHICH BETANCOURT AT XAULOI PAGODA, WHERE HAS CUT O~F ALL ROADS LONG PROVIDED THEM WITH EXTEN­ DEDICATED TODAY THE BODY OF THE BURNED AGO SIVE MEDICAL CARE AS WELL HE SAID POLICE SEIZED TWO PRIEST LAY IN STATE, WOMEN INTELLIGENCE SOURCES SAID AS NEW HOMES, A SCHOOL, C~ THE TERRORISTS, MEMBERS KNELT ON THE FLOOR, BOWING AT LEAST TWO NORTH VIETNAM­ OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY, AND CHURCH AND COMMUNITY CENTER ESE BATTALIONS ARE STATIONED UP A~D DOWN IN FRONT OF THE WHEN THEY WERE RETURNED TO THAT A THIRD GOT AWAY COFFIN, BUILDING THEMSELVES IN THE REGION TO KEEP INFIL­ THEIR ISLAND IN 1957 THE SUMMARY ARRESTS FOR UP TO A HIGH PITCH OF EMO­ TRATION ROUTES OPEN INTO TAITANO NOTED THAT A SUIT PERiODS NOT TO EXCEED 15 OR TION. SOUTH VIET NAM THERE WAS BROUGHT BY THE RONGELAPESE 30 DAYS, UNDER PRESENT LAW, WHEN THE 80-YEAR-OLD SU­ NO INDICATION, HOWEVER, THAT FOR $8,500,000 WAS DISMIS­ w£RE AIMED AT CURBING THE PREME BUDDHIST PRIEST THICH ANY VIETNAMESE TROOPS WERE SED BY THE HIGH COURT OF PRESENT TERRORIST WAVE, BET­ THIEN KPIET MADE AN APPEAR­ INVOLVED IN TODAY'S FIGHTING. THE TRUST TERRITORY IN 1961 A~COURT SAID ANCE, HIS FACE GAUNT FROM ATTOPEU IS DEFENDED BY FOR LACK OF JURISDICTION rE SAID THE TIME-BOMB TAK­ HIS RECENT ANTI-GOVERNMENT RIGHTWING ROYALIST TROOPS BUT HE SAID THE UNITED EN FROM THE TWO WOULD-BE STRIKE, THE WOMEN FELL TO LOYAL TO GEN. PHOUMI NOSAVA~. STATES PAID THE JAPANESE ASSASSINS HAD A TIMING DE­ THE FLOOR AND BEGAN CHANT­ RADIO MESSAGES FROM THE GOVERNMENT $2 MILLION TO VICE SET TO GO OFF AT THE ING SCENE SAID TWO FILIPINA hOUR O~ THE INAUGURATION OF COMPENSATE JAPANESE FISHER­ NURSES ASSIGNED TO A HOSPIT­ A POSSIBLE RIOT WAS NARRO~ MEN WHO SuFFERED RADIATION THE BUILDING LY AVERTED BY POLICE WHO AL OPERATED BY OPERATION FROM A NUCLEAR EXPLOSION IN BARRED THE STREETS WITH BROTHERHOOD WERE EVACUATED 4 MEXI CO 195 "WE BELIEVE," HE BARBED WIRE. THE POLICE AND TO PAKSE, LOCATED ON THE ME­ SAID, "THAT THE CIRCUMSTANC­ A NUMBER OF BUDDHIST PRIESTS KONG RIVER ABOUT 75 MILES CULTISTS FOUND GUILTY ES HERE ALSO JUSTIFY THE PERSUADED THE WOMEN TO TURN AWAY ASSUMPTION BY THE UNITED OF MAKING HUMAN SACRIFICE BACK TO ANOTHER PAGODA FOUR FILIPINO DOCTORS, AL­ STATES OF 'COMPASSIONATE CIUDAD VICTORIA (UPI )-­ THE GOVERNMENT APPEARS TO SO MEMBERS OF THE OPERATION RESPONSIBILITY' AND A MON­ TWELVE MEMBERS OF A WEIRD BE INCREASINGLY CONCERNED BY BROTHERHOOD TEAM, WERE EV­ ETARY PAYMENT " CULT THAT PRACTICED HUMAN THE CRISIS OVER WHICH IT ACUATED TO PAKSE THIS AFTER­ THE $950,000 TO BE APPROP­ 5ACRIFICE AND BURNED A WOMAN SEEMS TO BE LOSING CONTROL NOON RIATED UNDER THE BILL WOULD AT THE STAKE HAVE BEEN FOUND IT ASKED THE BUDDHIST LEAD­ THE OPERATION BROTHERHOOD BE PUT INTO A TRUST FUND GUILTY OF MURDER IN A TAMAU­ ERS AGAIN TO REOPEN TALKS STAFF IN ATTOPEU, AN IMPORT­ ADMINISTERED BY THE SECRE­ LIPAS STATE COURT. TODAY. A BUDDHIST LEADER ANT MARKET TOWN, CONSISTS OF TARY OF INTERIOR AND IS "TO DISTRICT JUDGE LUIS G TOLD NEWSMEN THAT IN ANSWER­ TWO SURGEONS, TWO FE~AlE BE USED FOR THE GENERAL BEN­ NURSES, ONE MALE NURSE A~D GOMEZ SAID HE WOULD SET THEI~ ING IN A LETTER TO VICE PRE~ EFIT Of THE AFFECTED INDI­ PUNISHMENT WHEN HE OFFICIAL­ tDENT NGUYEN NGOC KHO THE ONE MAL E AGR I CUL TURAI EX,.. VIDUALS AND AS COMPENSATION LY PRONOUNCES SENTENCE ON BUDDHIST INTERSECT COMMITTEE PERT FOR I NDI VI [)J AL PERSONAL I N­ THE SIX--ALL FARMERS FROM SAID IT WILL MEET WITH A JURIES," TAITANO SAID THE YERBA BUENA FARMING CABINET DELEGATION TOMORROW SEATO COOPERATIVE NEAR VILLA GRAN, BUT THE LEADER GUESSED 50,000 WATCH MILITARY MEXICO TYPHOON THAT THICH THIEN KHIET, SU­ LOPBURI, THAILAND (UP~ )-­ THE MEN WERE FOUND GUILTY PREME BUDDHIST PRIEST IN BRINGS HEAVY RAINS KING BHUMIBOL AND A SUNBAK­ Or KILLING SIX PERSONS SOUTH VIET NAM, WILL NOT ED CROWD OF 50,000 PERSONS THE COURT WAS TOLD YES­ TOKYO (UPI )--HEAVY RAINS ATTEND HE ARRIVED YESTER- TODAY WATCHED A MASSIVE TERDAY HOW CELINA SALDANA LASHED WIDE AREAS OF JAPAN DAY FROM THE HOLY CITY OF DEMONSTRATION OF THE SOUTH­ WAS CLUBBED SENSELESS AND LAST NIGHT AS TYPHOON "ROSE' HUE WHERE THE TROUBLE BEGAN EAST ASIA TREATY ORGANIZA­ STONED AFTER SHE VOLUNTEER­ SWUNG NORTHWARD ACROSS THE LAST MONTH TION (SEATO) STRENGTH ED TO GIVE HERSELF AS A SOUTHEASTERN ISLAND OF SHI­ THE LEADER SAID THE BUD­ IT WAS A NOISY A~TERNOON, SACRifiCE TO THE GODS OF THE KOKU DHISTS WILL REGARD THE MEET­ WITH ZOOMING JETS STRAFING CuLT THE WEATHEh RvREAU PRE- ING ONLY AS A PROCEDURAL ONE A WITNESS SAID, "THEN SHE 01 CTED FOUR TO tiGHT INCHES TO SET UP A CONFERENCE BE­ wAS TIED TO A POST AND MUCH OF RAINFALL IN THE NE~T 24 TWEEN KHIET AND DIEM NEXT WOOD WAS HEAPED AROUND HER HOURS WEEK HE SAID THE HIGH AND SHE WAS BURNED." POLICE AND FIRE BRIGADES PRIEST WOULD MEET WITH NO OTHER WITNESSES TOLD HOW WERE PLACED ON Al lRT, READY ONE BUT THE PRESIDENT TO LAUNCH RESCUE OPERATIONS SEVERAL CULTISTS REBELLED IN CASE OF FLOODS WHEN CULT PRIESTS ASKEO FOR THE TYPHOON HAD SPENT MOS1 MUNITIONS DEPOT EXPLODES ANOiHER VOLUNTEER. THEY OF ITS FURY BY THE TIME IT AMSTERDAM (UPI )--T~E MUNI­ F~(D FROM THE CEREMONY AND STRUCK SHIKOKU ISLAND AND TIONS DEPOT OF THE DE KRIJG­ R~PORTED THE WHOLE THING TO WEATHER SPECIALISTS DOWN­ SMAN EXPLOSIVES FACTORY A1, Io'GllCE GRADED IT TO A TROPICAL MUIDEN, NEAR HERE, EXPLODED ENRAGED FARMERS FROM NEAR­ STORM TODAY. THE BLAST SHOOK AM­ hr Kl~LED TWO CHIEf PRIESTS STERDAM SUBURBS. ~GE 3 HOURGLASS FR I DAY 14 JUNE 1963 ! ~------~------~------~------~.- --I oLAF AYETTE OEFENSE BOXER NEW ORLEANS SUB FIRES MISSILE SECRETARY PREfERS CUTS IN CRITIAL CONDITION ~SHIP SMASHES WHARF CAPE CANAVERAL, (UPI)--THE IN DEFENSE TO fOREIGN AID AMARILLO,TEXAS, {UPI)--PRO- NEW ORLEANS, (UPI)--PORT uSS LAFAYETTE LAUNCHED A WASHINGTON, (UPI)--DEFENSE FESSIONAL BOXER LUTHER RAY OFFICIALS FEARED TODAY THAT POLARIS ROCKET WHILE SUBMERG- SECRETARY ROBERT S. McNAMARA HUBBLE LAY UNCONSCIOUS AND REMOVAL OF THE RUNAWAY ITA- ED TODAY, IN ITS DEBUT AS TOLD CONGRESS TODAY THAT IF IN CRITICAL CONDITION TODAY LIAN FREIGHTER G,OVE FROM AMERICA'S LARGEST MISSILE- IT INSISTS ON SLASHING THE AS DOCTORS CONTINUED THEIR THE DEEP GASH IT SMASHED IN- FIRING NUCLEAR SUBMARINE. MILITARY BUDGET THE CUTTING FIGHT TO SAVE H,S LIFE TO A MISSISSIPPI RIVER WHARF THE LAFAYETTE, WHICH EVENT- SHOULD BE DONE ON NATIONAL THE 24-YEAR-OLD FATHER OF MIGHT CAUSE A MASSIVE COL­ UALLY WILL HAVE A STRIKING DEFENSE AND NOT ON ASSISTANCE FOUR HAS BEEN IN A COMA SINCE LAPSE ARM 2,900 MILES LONG, SENT TO OTHER COUNTRIES. COLLAPSING IN HIS DRESSING THEY SAID THEY WOULD HOLD THE BULLET -SHAPED POLARIS, McNAMARA SPOKE BEFORE THE ROOM LAST AFTER BEING OFF ATTEMPTS TO PULL THE 485 AN ADVANCED MODEL KNOWN AS SENATE fOREIGN RELATIONS KNOCKED OUT IN THE THIRD FOOT SHIP OUT UNTIL PRECAU­ "A-2," HURLING FROM THE O­ COMMITTEE IN SUPPORT OF THE ROUND OF A FOUR-ROUND LIGHT­ TIONS WERE TAKEN AGAINST THE CEAN'S DEPTHS ON A PLANNED $1.4 BILLION THAT HAS BEEN HEAVYWEIGHT BOUT AGAINST WHARF COLLAPSING FLIGHT OF MORE THAN 1,500 BUDGETED FOR MILITARY ASSIS­ W,LLIE FRANKLIN, 27. THE GlOVE, OUT OF PALERMO, MILES TANCE TO COUNTRIES OPPOSING DOCTORS SAID THE BACK OF ITALY, PLOWED NEARLY 100 THE ROCKET PLOWED THROUGH COMMUNIST ADVANCES. THE HIS NECK STRUCK THE RING FEET INTO THE TOULOUSE STREET ABOUT 75 FEET OF WATER, NATIONAL DEFENSE BUDGET IS ROPES AS HE FELL TO THE CAN­ WHARF LAST NIGHT. ITS POWER BURST INTO THE AIR IN A GEY­ $52 2 B I LLI ON VAS, BUT THAT HE HAD NOT SUF­ FAILED WHILE EN ROUTE FROM SER THEN HOVERED FOR AN IN- THE MILITARY ASSISTANCE RE­ FERED BRAIN DAMAGE. DESTRAHAN, LOUISIANA, TO THE STANT QUEST, HE SAID, "IS AN EX­ HUBBLE'S WIFE AND MOTHER GULF OF MEXICO WITH A CARGO A DELICATE TIMER ON BOARD TREMELY AUSTERE ONE ••• I HAVE MAINTAINED A CONSTANT OF CORN THE POLARIS SENT A SIGNAL MUST SAY THAT IF THE CONGRESS VIGIL AT HIS BEDSIDE. No INJURIES WERE REPORTED. THAT IGNITED THE FIRST STAGE. --CONTRARY TO OUR RECOMMEN- HIS CONDITION WORSENED BUT THE SHIP GRAZED THE CITY THE MISSILE ZIPPED INTO THE DATIONS--SHOULD SEE FIT TO BRIEFLY MONDAY NIGHT, BUT AT- FIREBOAT DELUGE, WHICH WAS SKY AHEAD OF A BRILLIANT REDUCE THE CUMULATIVE AMOUNTS TENDANTS SAID HE RESPONDED TIED UP AT THE WHARF ALONG WHITE VAPOR TRAIL CHARACTER- REQUESTED FOR NATIONAL DE- TO TREATMENT TUESDAY AND THE FRENCH QUARTER RIVER ISTIC OF SOLID-FUELED MISSILE~FENSE AND FOR THE MILITARY BEGAN REGAINING HIS REFLEXES FRONT ABOUT 200 YARDS BE­ THE LAFAYETTE WAS ABOUT 25 ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FROM THE AND MOVING HIS LIMBS. HIND THE JAX BREWEREY ~'IFS EAST OF THIS MISSILE MILITARY STANDPOINT I WOULD OFFICIALS SAID LAST NIGHT TEST BASE WHEN IT LAUNCHED SAY THAT NOT ONE PENNY OF THE YOKWE YUK THE SHIP WAS NOT TAKING ON WATER No FIGURE HAD BEEN THE POLARIS ON A "SECRET" AT LEAST THE FIRST $500 MIL- WOMEN'S CLUB LUNCHEON FLIGHT. BUT THE ROCKET LION OF ANY SUCH CUT SHOULD SET ON DAMAGE TO THE WHARF MASSIVE TIMBERS WERE SPLINT- COULD BE SEEN FAINTLY AS IT COME OUT OF THE MILITARY JUNE 18TH IS THE DATE FOR ASSISTANCE PROGRAM ERED BY THE IMPACT A POR- CLEARED THE CLOUDS THAT THE YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB McNAMARA SAID A RECENT TION OF THE ROOE COLLAPSED OBSCURED THE HORIZON LUNCHEON AT THE YOKWE YUK DEFENSE DEPARTMENT STUDY ATOP THE BOW SECTION TH£ DEFENSE DEPARTMENT HAS CLUB WITH COCKTAILS FROM SHOWED THAT SUPPORT OF MIL­ "SHE LOOKED LIKE THE ADOPTED AN "OUT OF SIGHT, 12-1 PM AND LUNCH SERVED AT WHARF WOULD NEVER STOP HER-­ OUT OF MIND" POLICY ABOUT ITARY FORCES IN ALLIED COUN­ , PM. THAT SHE'D WIND UP IN THE SUBMERGED lAUNCHINGS OF THE TRIES WILL HAVE GREATER RE­ THREE SPECIAL GUESTS WILL BREWERY." DELUGE CAPT M.F POLARIS MISSILE. WHEN ASKED TURN FOR THE UNITED STATES PRESENT A VERY ENLIGHTENING SHORT SAID ABOUT TODAY'S ACTIVITY, THE THAN EXPANSION OF U S. PROGRAM ON FAMILIARIZATION AIR FORCE SIMPLY ADMITTED FORCES OF PMR OPERATIONS IMMEDIATELY '7HIS CONCLUSION UNDER- CONGRESS lHAT IT HAD TAKEN PLACE. FOLLOWING THE LUNCHEON. SCORES THE CRUCIAL POINT THAT BRIEF SUMMARIES WILL BE TOLERANCE lIS AITACKED ME.DICAL CARE WERE IT NOT FOR THE FORCES GIVEN BY LCOR WEIR ON SEA WASHINGTON (UPI)--PRE­ KENNEDY PRED 1CTS SUPPORTED BY THE MILITARY AIR RESCUR. LCDR THORNBURGH SIDENT KENNEDY'S NEW SOVIET PASSAGE OF MEDICARE BILL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM IT WOULD WILL SPEAK ON RANGE OPERA­ POLICY OF "MUTUAL TOLERANCE" BE NECESSARY TO CONSIDER WITH SOVIET RUSSIA AND NU­ WASHINGTON, (UPI)--PRESI­ TIONS; CDR CRUMBAUGH, RANGE DENT KENNEDY SAID TODAY THAT SUBSTANTIAL EXPANSION OF OUR SAFETY OFFICER, WILL SPEAK CLEAR TEST SUSPENSION WAS MEDICAL CARE FOR THE AGED OWN FORCES •• THE MiliTARY ABOUT PMR PLANS FOR THE FU- ATTACKED IN CONGRESS TODAY UNDER SOCIAL SECURITY IS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM THUS WELL TURE. THIS WILL ~E A MOST BY SOME OPPOSITION REPUBLI­ "VERY VITAL" AND PREDICTED SERVES NATIONAL SELF-INTERES~ INFORMATIVE PROGRAM WHICH CANS AND BY ONE DEMOCRAT. THAT CONGRESS WILL PASS SUCH NOT ONLY AS A KEY INSTRUMENT YOU WILL NOT WANT'TO MISS. THE REPUBLICANS CHARGED OF UNITED STATES FOREIGN THAT KENNEDY'S CALL FOR A LEGISLATION THIS YEAR. MAKE RESERVATIONS NO LATER THE PRESIDENT MADE A STRON~ POLICY AND MILITARY STRATEGY, THAN NOON MONDAY, '7 JUNE RE-EXAMINATION OF ATTITUDE LY WORDED SPEECH ON BEHALF I BUT ALSO AS A MEANS OF CON- BY CALLING NANCY HUBERT AT TOWARD RUSSIA "IS A TRIUMPH OF THE SO-CALLED MEDICARE SERVING OUR HUM:'N AND FINAN- 606, DORIS SUSICH, AT 2337 FOR THE FACE OF ALL KNOWN BILL BEFORE ABOUT 1,000 CHEER_ CIAL RESOURCES. OR JEAN FRIEND AT 624 EXPERIENCE IN DEALING WITH ING MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL THE $1 4 BILLION HE IS RE- THE COMMUNISTS. COUNCIL FOR SENIOR CITIZENS QUESTING IS PART OF THE OVER­ ANNUAL FIRE INSPECTION SENATE MINORITY LEADER ALL $4.5 BILLION FOREIGN AID THEY MET HERE TO PRESS FOR EVERETT M DIRKSEN, SAID IT PACKAGE THE LAST THREE YEARS, ANNUAL FIRE INSPECTION OF CAME "LIKE A SHOT FROM THE THE LEGISLATION HE SAID, REFLECT A "PHASING HOUSING AREAS FOR THE BENEFIT HIP" WITHOUT CONGRESSIONAL "I THINK THIS BILL WILL DOWN" OF MILITARY ASSISTANCE OF PERSONS NOT AT HOME DURING PASS," THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE CONSULTATION. HE SAID IT FROM $1 9 BILLION IN 1961 TO THE DAY WILL BE CONDUCTED MAKES ",MPERATIVE" AN EAR­ TOLD THEM. 18 0 $1.6 BILLION THIS YEAR. FROM 1700- 3 MONDAY THROUGH LIER REPUBLICAN DEMAND FOR ASSERTING THAT NO WESTERN McNAMARA SAID HE "HOPES" SATURDAY CALL THE FIRE EUROPEAN COUNTRY HAS FAILED 1 A REVIEW OF KENNEDY ADMINI­ THE DOWNWARD TREND \ ILL CON- 1NS PE CTOR (2 37) FOR AN I N­ STRATION'S FOREIGN POLICY. TO PROVIDE SOME FORM OF MED- SPECTION APPOINTMENT. TINUE AS THE ECONOMIES OF DIRKSEN SAID THE KENNEDY ICAL CARE FOR OLDER CITIZENS, • ••• 0 EUROPEAN COUNTRIES INCREASE. PROPOSAL WAS BASED ON TISSUE KENNEDY SAID: "IT'S TIME FOR SALE--1962 GLASSPAR, McNAMARA SAID THE WIDELY THE UNITED STATES CAUGHT UP. PAPER GROUNDS THAT SOMEHOW, PUBLICIZED CLAY REPORT ON SEAFAIR SUNLINER, 17~', MER­ I DON'T THINK WE OUGHT TO BE CURY 80 HP , MERCURY 9 5 HP SOME PLACE, SOME TIME A FOREIGN AID DOES NOT REQUEST SECONU IN ANYTHING" AUX. COMPLETELY EQUIPPED, NUCLEAR TEST BAN AGREEMENT THE DRASTIC CUT IN FOREIGN THEN, THUMPING THE LECTURN MANY EXTRAS. SEE MR MALONE WITH THE SOVIETS MIGHT BE AID THAT SOME SOURCES HAVE FOR EMPHASIS, HE DECLARED: AT TRAILER 726 BOAT MAY BE REACHED. HE ADDED. SAID BUT HE SAID HE WAS IN "Is THE BURDEN OF CONDUCT "My PREDICTION IS THAT IF SEEN AT MARINA PARKING AREA "COMPLETE AGREEMENT" WITH THE MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE AND 1141 "ACT NOW--I F NOT SOLD, NOW ON US? ARE WE TO DEDUC CLAY CONCLUSION THAT MILITARY SENATE HAVE A CHM!CE TO VOTE IT WILL BE CRATED FOR SHIP­ THE COMMUNISTS HAVE BEEN ASSISTANCE TO OTHER COUNTRIES ON THE BILL IT WILL PASS IN MENT TO THE STATES BY 20 JUNE RIGHT ALL ALONG--ONLY WE CAN BE REDUCED GRADUALLY TO MUST CHANGE?" THIS 88TH CONGRESS." PRICE $2,800 $1 BILLION THE HOUSE & WAYS COMMITTEE . THE DEFENSE SECRETARY SAID LYON, FRANCE, (UPI)-­ ! HAS BEEN THE MAJOR BOTTLE­ CAEN, FRAN~E) ·(UPI)--FoR ABOUT 70 PERCENT OF THE MIL­ NECK IN THE ADMINISTRATION'S Two WEEKS GASTON ANN, 34, SOCIAL WORKER JACQUES FARIN ITARY ASSiSTANCE MONEY WOULD CAMPAIGN TO HAVE THE PROGRAM HAD SOLD A TOTAL OF 99 POUNDS WON A MUNICIPAL CITATION GO TO NINE ~OUNTRIES: ENACTED CHAIRMAN W,LBUR OF HIGH-GRADE COPPER WIRE TO FOUR MONTHS AGO FOR HIS VIETNAM, THAILAND, THE RE­ D. MILLS, DEMOCRAT-ARKANSAS, A JUNK DEALER WORK IN ADAPTING HIMSELF PUBLIC OF CHINA, KOREA, GREECE RECENTLY MADE CLEAR THAT HE POLICE DISCOVERED ANNE'S "TO THE ENVIRONMENT OF JUV­ TURKEY, 'RAN, PAKASTAN AND STILL ADAMANTLY OPPOSES THE SOURCE OF SUPPLY AND ARREST­ ENILE DELINQUENTS" INDIA FARIN WAS SENTENCED TO BILL. ED HIM TODAY FOR STEALING THE TELEPHONE WIRES BETWEEN THREE YEARS IN JAIL AS THE ______~_... ,C_.. A._E .. N. AND VIRE bFAgO~G~~R~ TEEN-AGE GANG r---~4------PAGE HOURGLASS FR I DAY i 4 JUNE ! 963 ' ~

PACifiC BAGGAGE MISSIONARIES RACIAL

ISLAND NATIONS NOTICE TO MATS PASSENGERS REV. AND MRS. SASSER TO ROUNDUP VACATION ON KWAJALE1N DISCUSSED AT U.N. ALL PASSENGERS ON MATS WASHINGTON (UPi)--NEGROES UNITED NATIONS (UPI)--Aus­ CONTACT CARRIERS (TIA, NW REVEREND & MRS SAMUEL SAS­ CARRIED THEIR DRIVE FOR RA­ TRALIA TOLD THE UNITED NAT!ONS ORIENT AIRLINES) ARE REMINDED SER AND THEIR DAUGHTER RENEE CIAL EQUALITY TO THE LUNCH TODAY IT SHOULD NOT EXPECT OF THE 66 LBS LIMIT ON MARENE WILL ARRIVE ON KWAJA­ COUNTERS, SWIMMING POOLS, PACIFIC ISLAND NATIONS TO PERSONAL BAGGAGE THIS MAX­ LEIN VIA THE TRUST TERRITORY NEGOTIATING TABLES AND INTO EMERGE INTO INDEPENDENCE AT IMUM WEIGHT INCLUDES HAND FLIG~' SUNDAY MORNING JUNE THE STREETS IN WIDELY SCAT­ THE SAME SPEED AfRICAN NATIONS CARRIED ITEMS 30, ~ 963, FORO NEW E E K 0 F TERED SECTIONS OF THE SOUTH­ HAVE EXCESS BAGGAGE (OVER THE REST, VISITATION AND ENJOY­ LAND TODAY AUTRALIAN DELEGATE DUDLEY AUTHORIZED 66 LBS PER PER­ ~ENT OF THE AMERICAN WAY OF THE FOCAL POINT WAS IN MCCARTHY TOLD A MEETING OF SON) MAY BE ACCEPTED BY AIR LifE REVEREND SASSER HAS JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI, WHERE THE TRUSTEESHIP COUNCIL DEVEL­ TRAFFIC PERSONNEL ONLY WHEN NOW SERVED TWO YEARS AS RESI­ A SHOCKED AND SADDENED COM­ OPMENTS IN THE PACIFIC ISLAND THE PASSENGER TRAVEL ORDERS DENT MISSIONARY TO THE MAR­ MUNITY LISTENED LAST NIGH. TRUST TERRITORIES ARE BEING SPECIFI CALL Y AUTHOR I ZE EXCESS SHALL ISLANDS INTERMEDIATE TO ~N APPEAL BY THE WIDOW AFFECTED BY EVENTS IN AFRICA BAGGAGE REIMBURSEMENT FOR SCHOOL AT RONG RONG VILLAGE, OF SLAIN CIVIL RIGHTS LEAD­ AND "WE ARE WATCHING THE SUCH EXCESS BAGGAGE IS PAY­ MAJURO MRS SASSER (FLOR­ ER MEDGAR EVERS AND BEGAN AN I1 AFRICAN CONTINENT VERY CLOSE­ ABLE ONLY BY AUTHORIZED ENCE) AND RENNE MARENE JOINED INFORMAL "MONTH OF MOURNING AGENCIES AND NOT BY INDIVI­ LY " HIM IN SEPTEMBER, OF LAST FOR THE NEGRO LEADER "BUT THE HISTORY OF AFRICA DUALS YEAR HUNDREDS OF NEGROES STAGED IS NOT THE HISTORY OF NEW PASSENGERS EXPECTING TO THE SASSERS ARE FORMERLY A PROTEST MARCH FROM A MEET­ GUINEA" TRAVEL VIA MATS CONTACT CAR­ OF LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA ING AT THE HEADQUARTERS OF MCCARTHY WAS INTRODUCING A RIERS SHOULD PLAN THEIR TRA­ RECENTLY THE AIR EXPLORER 'HE NATIONAL ASSOCIAT~ON FOR REPORT TO THE COUNCIL OF NEW VEL IN ADVANCE AND MAKE AR­ SCOUTS PAID A TWO DAY VISIT THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED GuiNEA BY SPECIAL REPRESENTA­ RANGEMENTS TO SHIP THEIR TO THE SCHOOL AT RONG RO~IC:; VIL­ PEOPLE (NAACP) WHERE EVERS TIVE HORACE L R NIALL PERSONAL EXCESS BAGGAGE BY LAGE WHICH TH EY WILL LONG REMEM­ WORKED POLICE, AWARE THAT MCCARTHY SAID THAT WHILE OTHER MEANS ARTICLES MAY BER REV SASSER HAS ALSO TENSIONS WERE HIGH, MOVED THE AUSTRALIAN TRUST ADMINIS­ BE SHIPPED BY PARCEL POST AGREED TO ASSIST BOY SCOUT IN QUICKLY AND ARRESTED 147 TRATION WILL STUDY THE EX­ UP TO SEVENTY (70) LBS AND TROOP 135 IN THE DELIVERY OF PERSONS PERIENCE OF EMERGING AFRICAN ONE HUNDRED (100) INCHES IN DONATED MATERIALS TO BOTH THE A FEW HOURS EARLIER ~3 NATIONS AND TRY TO APPLY OUTSIDE DIMENSIONS (COMBINED CATHOLIC AND PROTESTAND NEGRO MINISTER STAGING A THOSE MEASURES THAT ARE AP­ LENGTH AND GIRTH) FOR EX- SCHOOLS AT MAJURO "MOURNING MARCH" WERE AR- - PLICABLE, IT HAS TO BE REAL­ AMPLE, 70 LBS. MAY BE SHIPPED RESTED AS THEY WALKED SILENT­ IZED THAT THE "HISTORICAL TO THE WEST COAST FOR AP­ CALIFORNIA LY TOWARD TOWN BACKGROUND IS COMPLETELY DIF­ PROXIMATELY $1 50 MRS EVERS APPEALED TO A 10 ARE INJURED FERENT AND THIS IS TRUE NOT YOUR COOPERATION WILL BE MASS CHURCH MEETING LAST ONLY OF NEW GUINEA BUT OF THE APPRECIATED TRAFFIC AGENTS IN DERAILMENT NIGHT TO CONTINUE HER HUS­ PACifiC AS A WHOLE" CANNOT ACCEPT EXCESS BAGGAGE BAND'S WORK AND THE NEGROES PICO RIVERA, CALIFORNIA(UPI) MCCARTHY SAID THE AUSTRALIAN EXCEPT UNDER THE ABOVE CITED SHOUTED APPROVAL TO A PLAN --THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROA~S DELEGATION HOPED THE UNITED CONDITIONS TO WEAR BLACK AND BOYCOTT CITY OF Los ANGELES DOMELINER NATIONS "WILL NOT BE PREJUD­ STORES WHICH PRACTICE SEGRE­ PASSENGER TRAIN WAS DERAILED ICED BY DEVELOPMENTS ELSE­ KANSAS GATION NEAR HERE LATE TODAY AT WHERE"--NAMELY AFRICA--IN ITS ELEMENTS OF THE 2,000 POWER FAILURE LEAST 10 PERSONS WERE INJURE~ DELIBERATIONS OVER AUSTRA­ FEDERALIZED NATIONAL GUARDS­ HALF OF KANSAS THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE SAID LIAN-ADMINISTERED NEW GUINEA IN MEN ORDERED ONTO THE INTE­ THERE WERE NO fATALITIES HE SAID THE BASIC QUESTION TOPEKA, KANSAS (UPI)--AN GRATED UNIVERSITY CAMPUS WHEN 16 CARS--INCLUDING NINE TO BE DECIDED IS WHETHER TO ELECTRICAL POWER FAILURE AT TUSCALOOSA ARRIVED TODAY COACHES AND A SLEEPER--WERE DENY IMMEDIATE INDEPENDENCE STRUCK ALMOST ONE HALF OF THE CAMPUS, HOWEVER, WAS DERAILED ABOUT 30 MILES SOUTH- TO NATIONS THAT MAY NOT BE KANSAS TODAY, AND POWER COM­ QUIET AS NEGROES VIVIAN MA- I EAST OF Los ANGELES BUT THE READY FOR IT "I HAVE NO PANY OFFICIALS BLAMED A LONE AND JAMES HOOD ENTERED AUTHORITIES SAID THE NUMBER DOUBT WHATEVER THAT AN ELECT­ TRANSMISSION LINE BREAK THEIR SECOND DAY OF CLASSES OF INJURIES COULD MOUNT, AND ED PARLIAMENT WILL CONSIDER SUB-POWER STATIONS SET UP ANOTHER NEGRO, DAVID MACK THE FIGURE Of 10 WAS CONSER­ THIS QUESTION AT THE PROPER RELAYS TO PROVIDE PARTIAL MCGLATHERY, A 27-YEAR-OLD VATIVE TIMf OR TIMES," HE ADDED POWER TO SOME AFFECTED CIT­ MATHEMATICIAN AT THE MARSHALl MOST OF THE INJURIES WERE NIALL'S REPORT COVERED ALL IES IN THE NORTHERN HALF OF SPACE FLIGHT CENTER ENTERS I MINOR VICTIMS, SOME WITH ASPECTS OF GOVERNMENT AND THE STATE BUT MORE THAN THE HEAVILY PATROLLED UNIVER­ BROKEN BONES, WENT TO PICO ECONOMY OF THE TRUST TERRI­ ONE HOUR AFTER THE INITIAL SITY OF ALABAMA EXTENSION I RIVERA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL TORY AND WAS SUPPORTED BY AN FAILURE, ELECTRICITY RE­ CAMPUS AT HUNTSVILLE TODAY THE HIGH SPEED TRAIN, CAR­ EXTENSIVE STATISTICAL SUPPLE­ MAINED OFF TO URBAN AND RU­ BUT OFFICIALS THERE PREDICT­ RYING FROM 250 TO 300 PER­ MENT RAL AREAS OF 200,000 POPULA­ ED THERE WOULD BE NO INCI­ SONS, WAS EN ~OUTE FROM DOWN­ IT CENTERED, HOWEVER, ON TION DENTS TOWN Los ANGELES TO CHICAGO PROGRESS IN SELF-GOVERNMENT A SPOKESMAN FOR THE KANSAS IN DANVILLE, VA , WHERE IT HAD LEFT DOWNTOWN Los AN­ "THE TERM OF THE PRESENT POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY SAID NEGROES AND POLICE CLASHED GELES ABOUT 30 MINUTES BEFORE (LEGISLATIVE) COUNCIL IS DUE THE FAILURE WAS WEST OF To­ EARLIER THIS WEEK) MAYOR THE ACCIDENT IN A RAVINE JUST TO EXPIRE EARLY IN 1964 AND PEKA AND AfFECTED SERVICE TO JULIAN STIMSON SAID HE WOULD AFTER IT CROSSED A BRIDGE IT WAS CONSIDERED BY THE SALINA, HUTCHINSON, MANHAT­ NAME A COMMITTEE OF WHITES OVER THE SAN GABRIEL RIVER­ AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT THAT TAN, JUNCTION CITY, MCPHER­ TO SEEK AN END TO RACIAL BED WOULD BE THE IDEAL TIME TO SON AND LYONS IN THE HEAVIER TROUBLE, BUT THAT THEY WOULD "IT TORE UP A LOT OF TRACK, INAUGURATE THE RECONSTITUTED POPULATED AREAS NOT NEGOTIATE WITH NEGROES BUT WE DON'T KNOW WHAT CAUSED COUNCIL WHICH WILL BE KNOWN TEMPERATURES WERE IN THE THE NEGROES SAID THEv WOULD THE ACCIDENT," A UNION PACI­ AS THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY' 90s OVER MOST OF THE STATE CONTINUE DEMONSTRATING fiC SPOKESMAN SAID THE LAST VISITING (U.N.) MIS­ WHEN THE POWER FAILURE OC­ JAMES FORMAN, EXECUTIVE SION RECOMMENDED THAT THE NEW CURRED, AND REFRIGERATORS SECRETARY OF THE STUDENT TERRITORIAL PARLIAMENT BE AND AIR CONDITIONING EQUIP- GOLDWATER NON-VIOLENT COORDINATING CONSTITUTED NOT LATER THAN MENT SUDDENLY STOPPED TAKES REPUBLICAN "LEAD" COMMIT~EE SPENT A NIGHT iN 31sT DECEMBER 1963," NIALL HOSPITALS AND LAW ENFORCE- JAIL ON A RESTAURANT SITIN NEW YORK (UPI)--FoRMER VICE SA I D MENT AGENC I ES SW I TCHED TO CHARGE PRESIDENT RICHARD NIXON SAID "THUS THE NEW PARL I AMENT I NO I V I DUAL EMERGENCY POWER NEGROES IN SAVANNAH, GA , TONIGHT THAT SEN. BARRY M WILL COME INTO BEING APPROX- SOURCES ALONG WITH THE MILI- SEEKING RESTAURANT DESEGE­ GOLDWATER, REPUBLICAN-ARIZONA, IMATELY WITHIN THE TIME RECOM- TARY INSTALLATIONS BUT THE GATION GATHERED ABOUT 1,000 HAD OVERTAKEN NEW YORK Gov MENDED BY YOUR OWN VISITING EMERGENCY POWER WAS ONLY FOR STRONG IN A PARK YESTERDAY NELSON A ROCKEFELLER AND MISSION" EMERGENCY PURPOSES IN OPERAT­ POLICE MOVED UP FIRE TRUCKS NOW WAS THE LEADING CONTEN­ ING ROOMS, SPECIAL HOSPITAL AND TEAR GAS AND THE TEN- I LITTLE LEAGUE PARENTS DER FOR THE 1964 REPUBLICAN WARDS, COMMUNICATION CENTERS SION SUBSIDED PARENTS OF LITTLE LEAGUE PRESIDENTIAL NOMIN~TION AND REFRIGERATION IN ATLANTA, GA , NEGROES BASEBALL PLAYERS ARE URGED TO NIXON DECLINED TO COMMENT TRAfFIC IN THE LARGER WERE ALLOWED TO SWIM IN RETURN THE BASEBALL UNIFORMS DIRECTLY ON ANY EFFECT ROCKE­ TOWNS WAS DISRUPTED BY THE WHITE CITY POOLS FOR THE AND SPECIAL SERVICES BASEBALL FELLER'S RECENT REMARRIAGE FAILURE OF ELECTRIC SIGNALS, FIRST TIME AND ONE FIST FIGH GLOVES TO THE HEAD COACHES AT MIGHT HAVE HAD ON HIS PRESI­ AND ALL OFF-DUTY POLICE IN FLARED ONCE ALL EQUIPMENT MUST BE DENTIAL CHANCES BUT HE SAID THE AFFECTED CITIES WERE MORE THAN 125 PERSONS WERE RETURNED SO THAT ANOTHER SEA­ THAT "GOLDWATER HAS GAINED CALLED IN TO DIRECT TRAFFIC ARRESTED IN DEMONSTRAT!ONS SON CAN BE STARTED SHARPLY OVER ROCKEFELLER" IN NORTH CAROLINA ------,. " AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP NEW YORK (UPI}--ROGER MARIS' 10TH­ .-I I INNING SINGLE CF'F' RELIEVER STU MILLER : POWERED THE NEW YORK YANKEES TO A 3-2 VICTORY WEDNESDAY NIGHT AND SENT THE SPORTS BALTIMORE ORIOLES DOWN TO THEIR fifTH CONSECUTIVE DEFEAT PAGE 5 SPORTS SECTION FRIDAY 14 JUNE 1963 AN ERROR BY BROOKS ROBINSON SET UP THE YANKEES' UNEARNED RUN IN THE 10TH BOBBY RICHARDSON WAS SAfE ON THE BAL T 1- NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP MORE THIRD BASEMAN'S BOBBLE, THEN MOVED I NEW YORK (UPI)--JIM O'TOOLE, THE TO SECOND ON TOM TRESH'S SACRifiCE I MAJOR LEAGUES' LEADING PITCHER, WON HI MILLER PURPOSELY PASSED ELSTON HOWARD 1 II TH GAME AND fifTH SHUTOUT fOR THE AND MARIS fOLLOWED WITH A SHARP SIN­ I CINCINNATI REDS WEDNESDAY NIGHT BY CROSSROADS DOWNED THE VISITING ROI GLE BETWEEN THIRD BASE AND SHORTSTOP I I BLANKING THE PITTSBURGH PIRATES ON NAMUR SQUAD 25-5 IN THE NATIONAL LEA­ TO SCORE RICHARDSON FROM SECOND BASE THREE HITS 3-0 GUE LAST NIGHT BEHIND A 2i-HIT BOMBARD WITH THE WINNING RUN I O'TOOLE HAD BATTING SUPPORT fROM CIN MENT PACED BY JERRY SH IMODA, ilL I ppyr' MARSHALL BRIDES WAS CREDITED WITH CINNATI'S TWO-MAN WRECKING CREW Of VA­ HIGUCHI, RAMON PEREZ, CHARLES AND HIS fiRST VICTORY Of THE SEASON AfTER !I DA PINSON AND FRANK ROBINSON, WHO WERE TOM HIRAMOTO, RAY AND ED NAKAMURA AND TAK ING OVER FOR HAL REN I FF IN TH E TOP I RESPONSIBLE fOR ALL THREE RUNS BOBBY MASUDA OF THE 10TH PINSON SINGLED Off PITTSBURGH START­ WINNING PITCHER, JOE ESPIRITU GAVE THE YANKEES TIED THE SCORE AT 2-2 IN ER AND LOSER EARL FRANCIS TO OPEN THE OUT ONLY ONE RUN ON TWO HITS IN THE THE EIGHTH INNING AND KNOCKED OUT ORI­ , fOURTH INNING AND ROBINSON DROVE HIM fiVE INNINGS HE PITCHED WHILE THE OLE STARTER DAVE MCNALLY, WHO HAD HELD , HOME WITH A DOUBLE TO LEfT CENTER OTHER fOUR ROI NAMUR RUNS CAME Off RE­ I I THEM TO SIX HITS UP TO THAT POINT ROBINSON THEN STOLE THIRD AND SCORED LIEfER PAT LANIAS IN THE SIXTH ON TWO TRESH'S ONE-OUT DOUBLE BROUGHT STU ON AN INfiELD OUT ERRORS AND THREE HITS. MILLER IN fROM THE BULLPEN AND AfTER IN THE FIFTH, ROOKIE PETE ROSE SIN- "LIPPY HIGUCHI" AND JERRY SHIMODA A WALK AND A fORCE PLAY ADVANCED TRESH GLED, WENT TO SECOND ON AN INfIELD OUT EACH CONNECTED fOR HOMERS HIGUCHI'S TO THIRD, JOE PEPITONE DROVE HIM IN BY I I AND SCORED ON A SINGLE BY PINSON BLOW WAS A THREE-RUN HOMER I N THE S I xr BEATING OUT AN INfIELD HIT I I HANK AARON HIT HIS 18TH HOMER Of THE WHICH HIGHLIGHTED CROSSROADS BIGGEST A CROWD Of 20,369 SAW THE THIRD-PLACE SEASON AND DROVE IN fiVE RUNS AS THE INNING WITH A II-RUN TALLY SHIMODA'S ORIOLES SUffERED THEIR 11TH SETBACK IN MILWAUKEE BRAVES WALLOPED THE NEW YORK TWO-RUN CLOUT ALSO CAME IN THE SAME THEIR LAST 13 GAMES METS, 9-0 LEW BURDETTE PITCHED A fRAME IT WAS SHIMODA'S THIRD HIT Of ED BRESSOUD, DICK STUART AND CARL THREE-HITTER AND STRUCK OUT SEVEN TO THE NIGHT ON THREE TRIPS TO THE PLATE YASTRZEMSKI HIT HOMERS AS THE BOSTON WIN HIS SIXTH GAME WHILE GALEN CISCO AfTER REPLACING BOB IHA AT SECOND BASt I I" RED SOX BEAT THE WASHINGTON SENATORS; SUffERED HIS SIXTH LOSS OTHER CROSSROADS PLAYERS HAVING A PER- 5-3, BEHIND THE EIGHT-HIT PITCHING OF AfT MAHAffEY, WITH LATE-INNING RELIE fECT NIGHT AT THE PLATE WERE RAY AND BILL MONBOUQUETTE IT WAS MONBOUQU- AID fROM JOHNNY BOOZER, WON HIS THIRD ED NAKAMURA AND PAT LANIA!, WITH EACH ETTE'S EIGHTH VICTORY Of THE SEASON J GAME AS THE PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES TOP- GOING 2 fOR 2 PEREQ WENT fOR 5,; 4 AGAINST FOUR LOSSES HE STRUCK OUT I PED THE ST LOUIS CARDINALS, 6-2 Roy SHIMODA, 3 fOR 3; T HIRAMOTO, 2 fOR I 10 AND WALKED ONE. SIEVERS AND JOHNNY CALLISON EACH DELI- 4, HIGUCHI AND MASUDA, 2 FOR 5, DOING JERRY KINDALL AND JOE ADCOCK EACH 1 VERED TWO HITS IN THl PHILLIES' PAIR THE MOST DAMAGE AS THEY CONSISTENTLY COLLECTED THREE HITS TO LEAD THE I Of THREE-RUN RALLIES DICK GROAT WENT STRUCK WITH DEVASTATING BLOWS IN FIVE CLEVELAND INDIANS TO A 12-6 WIN OVER

I 2-FOR-4 fOR THE CARDINALS AND TOOK OVER FRAMES I THE DETROIT TIGERS IT WAS THE SIXTH I I THE N L BATTING LEAD WITH A 346 AVER- JACK MIlKE WAS ROBBED Of A HOMER IN STRAIGHT VICTORY AND NINTH IN 10 GAMES I I AGE 'THE SIXTH BUT WAS CREDITED WITH A TRI- fOR THE INDIANS, WHO LOST THE SERVICES BOB BOLIN POSTED 14 STRIKEOUTS AND PLE CHARLES HIRAMOTO SCORED THREE I Of VIC DAVALILLO FOR AT LEAST A MONTH :, WILLIE MCCOVEY ACCOUNTED fOR ALL Of TIMES FOR THE CROSSROADS, GOING ON WHEN HE SUffERED A BROKEN ARM WHEN HIT SAN FRANCISCO'S RUNS WITH A PAIR Of BASE ON fOUR TRIPS ON fOUR INfiELD BY ONE OF HANK AGUIRRE'S PITCHERS HOMERS AS THE GIANTS DOWNED THE CHI- ERRORS HIGUCHI DROVE IN A TOTAL Of BOB TURLEY PITCHED A ONE-HITTER FOR CAGO CUBS, 3-1 BOLIN, A fORMER RE- SIX RUNS WHILE SHIMODA AND PEREZ DROVE HIS IOOTH MAJOR LEAGUE TRIUMPH TO GIVE LIEF PITCHER, ALLOWED ONLY fOUR HITS IN THREE APIECE JAMES PLUNKETT AND THE Los ANGELES ANGELS A 5-0 WI~ AfTER IN RAISING HIS SEASON RECORD TO 3-0 CALVIN L,NDSEY WERE THE BIG STICKS fOR THE CHICAGO WHITE SOX WON THE FIRST THE Los ANGELES DODGERS ROMPED TO A ROI NAMUR WITH BOTH HAVING 2 fOR 3 GAME Of THE DOUBLEHEADER, 3-1, ON THE \ 9-1 VICTORY OVER THE HOUSTON COLTS AS ED AUNA WAS THE LOSING PITCHER THREE-HIT PITCHING Of JOHNNY BUZHARDT MAURY WILLS COLLECTED FOUR HITS AND THE SPLIT, COUPLED WITH THE YANKEES' ~OLE HIS 11TH BASE Of THE SEASON BANDITS DRUB WECO RANGERS VICTORY, PUT THE YANKEES IN FIRST I ! JOHNNY PODRES, AL THOUGH NICKED FOR 10 THE BANDITS POUNDED OUT 18 HITS TO PLACE BY ONE PERCENTAGE POINT HITS, WENT THE DISTANCE TO GAIN HIS BACK UP JERRY TOM'S 5-HIT PITCHING TO THE MINNESOTA TWINS WHIPPED THE KAN­ fOURTH VICTORY AGAINST fiVE DEFEATS DRUB THE WECO RANGERS 18-4 IN THE SAS CITY ATHLETICS, 8-1, AFTER SUffER­ AMERICAN LEAGUE LAST NIGHT THE BAN- ING A 12-4 SETBACK IN THE OPENER Of MAJOR LEAGUE SCHEDULE DITS EVENED UP THEI~ SEASON'S RECORD THEIR TWILIGHT-NIGHT DOUBLEHEADER FRIDAY, 14 JUNE TO 2-2, WHILE THE RANGERS DROPPED CAMILO PASCUAL AND BILL DAILEY COM- 5: 15 PM BRANDON - Hu I KEALS VS SPOILERS A THE I R TH I RD AS AGA I NST TWO IN INS BINED IN HALTING THE A's ON SIX HITS IN 6 PM DALLY - FIRE COMETS VS UNIQUES GALE MATHIASEN LED THE BANDITS 18- THE NIGHTCAP HARMON KILLEBREW HIT SATURDAY, 15 JUNE HIT ATTACK WITH 4 \OR ~ INCLUDING A HIS NINTH HOMER Of THE SEASON AS THE 6 PM DALLY - LOS VS SPOILERS B DOUBLE IN THE fiRST WHERE BOB SUSICH TWINS COLLECTED 13 HITS OfF THREE KAN­ SUNDAY, 16 JUNE ALSO CONNECTED fOR ANOTHER DOUBLE SAS CITY PITCHERS HOME RUNS BY ROOKIE 0 I 3 BRANDON - LONGSHOREMEN VS NAVY WHICH SPARKED THE BANDITS TO A 5-1 KEN HARRELSON AND CHUCK ESSEGIAN FEA­ 3:30 BRANDON - BANDITS VS HUI KEALA LEAD. TURED KANSAS CITY'S 17-HIT ATTACK IN 5 15 BRANDON - HIGH SCHOOL VS IMUA AN 8-HIT BARRAGE BY KEN ADAMS, BOB THE OPENER 2 PM DALLY - BILLETING VS DOUGLAS SUSICH, JERRY TOM,CLlfF HUTCHINSON, MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS 4 PM DALLY - CROSSROADS VS FIRE COMETS GALE MATHIASEN, CAMPBELL, PRUET AND AMERICAN W L PCT GB 6 PM DALLY - GARDEN SHOP BERENS ROLLED THE BANDITS TO A 13-1 A-C~NCE \bu~ NEW YORK 30 22 MINOR LEAGUE SCHEDULE LEAD IN THE THIRD TOM, HUTCHINSON, 57~ CHICAGO 34 25 57 SATURDAY, 15 JUNE HICKEY, MATHIASEN AND RUBEN COMBINED BALTIMORE 2 2b 552 1 5:15 BRANDON - AQUANUTS VS KPA fOR FIVE RUNS ON fiVE HITS TO POUR 3 MINNESOTA 30 26 536 2 SUNDAY, 16 JUNE fiVE MORE RUNS OVER fOR THE BANDITS BOSTON 12 NOON BRANDON - KPA VS PLAYBOYS IN THE FIfTH 27 25 519 3 KANSAS CITY 29 21 518 12 NOON DALLY - NAVY TOO' VS POWERHOU~ DON SCHUMATE AND ROGER STEELE BOTH CLEVELAND 26 26 ~ MONDAY, 17 JUNE SINGLED IN THE FIRST AND SCHUMATE ~OO Los ANGELES 33 68 5.1.. 6 DALLY - NAVY TOO' VS TYPHOONS SCORED THE RANGERS FIRST RUN WITH THE DETROIT ~4 436 71 AID Of TWO ERRORS WASHINGTON 20 ~6 333 14 SCRATCH BOWLING THE RANGERS PICKED UP THEIR LAST NATIONAL THE THURSDAY NIGHT SCRATCH LEAGUE THREE RUNS IN THE fOURTH ON TWO ERRORS Los ANGELES 25 569 WILL MEET TONIGHT AT 6 P M IN THE AND THREE SINGLES BY SCHUMATE, BEAVER 3~ ST LOUIS 26 5 6 SPECIAL SERVICES BUILDING ALL TEAM AND HOLT IT WAS SCHUMATE'S THIRD HIT 7 SAN FRANCISCO ~4 26 5 67 CAPTAINS ARE URGED TO ATTEND THE NEW Of THE NIGHT ON fOUR TRIPS TO THE I CHICAGO 32 28 2 LEAGUE WILL BE fORMED AND PRIZES WILL PLATE TO LEAD THE RANGERS OFFENSE I CINCINNATI 30 27 ~~~ 2~ ,I BE AWARDED D BEAVER WA,S THE LOS I NG PITCHER PITTSBURGH 28 30 ~83 5 I HANDICAP BOWLING--THERE WILL BE A PHILADELPHIA 28 30 48~ 5 II ME~TING TONIGHT TO FORM A NEW FRIDAY WATCH YOUR FAVORI~E MOUNTAINBALL MILWAUKEE 27 31 46 6 NIGHT LEAGUE AT 7030 P M IN THE SPE­ TEAM IN ACTION THIS COMING WEEKEND. HOUSTON 26 3 4 433 8 CIAL SERVICES BLDG CAPTAINS ATTEND' NEW YORK 23 38 377 lit PAGE 6 HOURGLASS FRIDAY 14 JUNE 19~1 NOTICES mOvie6 :Jontgkt WANTED OCEAN VIEW -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. AND MIDNIGHT PROJECTIONISTS WANTED PLEASE CON­ "MOTHRA" C&S TACT TCT INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OFFICE FRANK SAKAI, HIASHI KOIZUMI--AN INSECT LARVA HATCHED FROM A AT 2190 SACRED EGG ON A RADIOACTIVE ISLAND GROWS INTO A MAMMOUTH MOTH AND BECOMES A WORLD MENACE UMPIRES AND SCOREKEEPERS FOR THE SPECIAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT CONTACT RICHARDSON -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P M. INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OFFICE AT 2190 "ESCORT WEST" CS VICTOR MATURE, ELAINE STEWART--No SYNOPSIS AVAILABLE WANTED TO BUY A USED TRICYCLE CALL 2326 ANYTIME YOKWE YUK -- SHOWTIMES 7:00 P M AND 9:00 P M. "BLACK GOLD" B&W FOR SALE PHILIP CAREY, DIANE McBAIN--WILDCATTERS - THEY CALLED THEM -­ SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL NEW HOLLYWOOD THESE MEN AND WOMEN WHO FOUGHT AND LOVED AS THEY TORE THE EARTH OPEN FOR THE DRESSES, ROBERTA LYNN AND LANZ ORIGIN­ 01 L. ALS COCKTAIL SKIRT, BLACE & WHITE NYLON, TWO PIECE DRESS AND COAT OUT­ ROXY -- THERE WILL BE NO MOVIE SHOWN AT THE ROXY THEATER TONIGHT CURTAIN FIT, JERSEY DRESS, SIZE 10-12 ELEC­ TIME FOR T~E "GRAMERCY GHOST" IS AT 8:00 P.M. THE PRODUCTION IS BEING STAGED TRIC ROLLER HAIR CURLER, BY ROBERT BY THE THESPIAN~ OF GEORGE SEITZ HIGH SCHOOL No ADMISSION FEE. CHARLES. SEE AT TRAILER 782 MAD CLUB -- SHOWTIME (AFTER THE BINGO GAME) COMPLETE MATERNITY WARDROBE FOR "THE 300 SPARTANS" SALE COCKTAIL DRESS, STRAIGHT DRESS­ RICHARD EGAN, DIANE BAKER--'~HE MIGHTY BATTLE OF THERMOPYLAE ••• ES, SPORT WEAR, BATHING sUIT AND WHEN A HANDFUL OF MEN FORMED THE 'FLYING WEDGE' AGAINST AN ARMY FIVE MILLION ELASTIC HOSE DRESSES SIZE 14 SEE STRONG'" AT TRA I LER 555 PREMIERE ROI NAMUR MOVIES FRIDAY 14 JUNE 1963 8 P M. "CATTLE KING" C ROBERT TAYLOR, JOAN CAULFIELD--RoMANTIC ADVENTURE CON­ CERNING THE WEST, AND SET IN WYOMING IN 1883.

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