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Passengers Refum Red Gunners Lallllc. Attack Lodgings figures S.ow Target is Da Nang Military Co Salazar Near Death Cost $20 For Eac. Person lISB()-l (UPI )-- PREMIER ANTONIO SALA MIAMI, FLA. (UP1 ) •• THE 45 PASSEN SAIGCl'l (UPI )-~ COMMUNISTS LAUNCHED A ROCKET AND MORTAR ATTACK ON THE U.S ZAR TOOK A TURN FOR THE WORSE LAST GERS ABOARD A JETLINER THAT WAS HI MiliTARY COMPLEX AT 010 NANG TODAY BUT liTTLE DAMAGE WAS REPDRYED. UPI CORRES_ NIGHT. to TO CUSA RETVRN£D TO ~rAMt TODAY pONOCNT P[RRY YOUNG REPORTCO AT LEAST TCN SHELLS FELL INTO THC 01. NANG AREA THERE WERE rEARS IN OfFICIAL CIRCLES AND TOLD or A MIDNIGHT R1D( TO A "n: AROUND 2 AM. NONE HIT IN THE CITY, 380 MILES NORTHEAST OF SAIGON ON THE COAST THAT THE END WAS NEAR rOR THE 79-YEAR "FI.. EABAG HOTEL" AND PRICE-CQUGING TO OF' THE SOUTH CHINA SEA OLD STATESMAN. THE TUNE or $4 FOR A DRINK or SCOTCH U.S. MARINE SPOKESMEN WOULD SAY ONLY TI-1AT "THEY ARE HITTING US NOW" AND THAT DOCTORS LITERAllY SPRINTED INTO THE AND $20 FOR A GOOD MEAL NO CASUALTIES ANO LITTLE OAMAGE WAS REPORTED REO CROSS HOSPITAL HERE lATE lAST NIGHT J£N£ LINOSMIER, A TRAVEL AGENT WHO U.S ARTILLERY BATTERIES IMMEOIATELY LAUNCHE:D A BARRAGE OF COUNTERF'tRE AND AND liGHTS BLAZED IN THE SUITE WHERE WAS RETURN I "G FROM THE AM[II: I CAN Soc HeliCOPTERS CIRCLED OV[RHEAD AROUND THE SPRAWLING AIRBASE DROPPING ILLUMINATION LIES IN A COMA. IETY or TRAVEL AGENTS CONVENTION IN MEDICAL SOURCES 5,1,10 A BLOOD TRANS_ SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO, YESTERDAY MORN_ C.ain Reaction Collison STAGED A BllSTERtNG ,."",1 FUSION WAS AO~INtSTEREO, BUT THEY 010 ING WHEN EASTeRN AIRLINes' rllGHT 950 ON DA NANG, SOUTH VIET NOT ELABORATE. WAS HIJACKED, SAID "I UNDERSTAND THE Injures 30 Persolls lARGEST CtTY AND KILLED 27 THIS WAS CONSIOER£.I) AN UNEXPECTED TWO MEALS IN HAVANA WERE BILLED AT WOUNOED 46 MOR£. THIS WAS HiE D(VElOPMENT BECAUSE A NORMAL MEDICAL $2,200 rOR ALL Of u5 ... $20 A PERSON," CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY (UPI ) __ AT lEAST IME ROCKETS HAV!: fALLEN INStOE THE BUllETIN HAD B£.EN ISSUCO ONLY A FEW HIM HATLeR SAID HE PAID $1 EACH FOR 30 PCRSONS WCRE INJURED, TWO OF' THEM lMITS. 1-10URS tARLIER. TWO RUM COKES AT HAVANA'S JOSE MARTI CRITICALLY, TODAY WHtN MORE THAN 35 VE. U,S, 9TH INI'"A"'TRy DIVISION TROOPS, THAT BUlLETIH SAID SALAZAR, ... HO SUF- AIRPORT AFTER THEY LANDED HI CLES CRASHED I N A F'I ERY CHI. I N RrACT I ON I",""W'H lC, !'URSU!:O AN ESTI MATEO 200 F'ERCO A MASS I VE STROKE MONOAY, HAP A t~HEN I ORDEREO A SCOTCH AND SODA COLLISION COVERING MORE THAN A MILE OF' "WE:ll-TRAIIiEO" COMMUNIST SOLDIERS INTO TEMPERATURE ONLY TWO DEGREES ABOVE NOR- AND IT COST $4. THAT DISSUADED !olE THE FOG·SHROUOEQ NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE. JUNGLES JUST 13 MilES SOUTH OF SAIGOIi MAL AND HIS PULSE BEAT WAS 80 PER MIN- rROM A~Y fURTt1Ef! DRI~KING." AT LEAST SIX PERSONS "ERE AOMITTED rIGI-1T. UTE, COMSIDEREO NEAR MORMAL. HE SAID, HOWEVER,"LATER ON THEY TOLD TO UIiDERWOOD HOSPITAL IN WOODBURY ArTER FOllOWING THE DOCTORS TO THE HOSPITAL US THE BILLS WERE ALL PAID AND WE THE CRASH, TRIGGERED BY A TRUCK WHICH lATER WERE SEVERAL CABINET MINISTERS, COULD DRINK AND EAT WHATEVER WE WANTED OVERTURNED AND SPILLED A LOAD OF' CEMENT ; , AND PAULO RODRIGUES, UNOERSECRETARY OF' TO. " OVER THE ROADWIIY. '1 THE PREMIER'S OFfICE. HATLER SAID CUBAN Of.ICIAlS TOLD HIM DENSE: EARLY MORNING rOG PREVENTEO ALL EMERGED ABOUT HAlr AN 1-10UR LATER, .000 WAS RATIONED "BUT TH(Y fED US 1oI0TORISTS fOLLOWING THE TRUCK FROM StE TIGHT-LIPPED ANO GLOOMY. V/:RY WELL. \,It HAD STEAK rOR LUNCH YES ING WHAT HAPPENED, POLICE 51010. ONE BY AT THE REAR OF THE HOSpl TAL1 TERDAY, ROAST BEEF OR LOBSTER rOR SUP ONE, SOUTHBOUND AUTOMOBilES RAMMED INTO SET UP AN ELECTRICAL GENERATOR WITH PER AND HAM AND EOOS fOR BREAKFAST EACH OTHtR UNTIL WRECKED CARS, TRUCKS CABLES RUNNING TO SALAZAR'S F'lOOR. THIS MORNING." AN~ BUSES WERE STREWN fOR MORE THAN A THERE WAS NO EKPLANATION fOR THIS. AN EASTERN AIRLINES SPOKESMAN SAID MI lE. CONfUSION ,N POLITICAL CIRCLES TODAY THE CARRIER WOULD PAY THE BILL AND THE SECTION OF' THE HEAVllY-TRAVCLED MADE IT OBVIOUS THE COUNTRY CAN NOT BE GIVE PASSENGERS TICKETS rOR OOMESTIC TURNPIKE WAS CLOSED FOR ABOUT AN HOUR RULED MUCH lONGER BY A MAN WHO IS UN_ fliGHts AS COMPENSATION. "'HILE DOZENS OF WRECKCRS CLCARED THE CONSCJOUS AND IN AN IRON lUNG, THE HIJACKER WAS NOT IDENTlrlEO BUT ROADWAY A COMPARISON Of THE PASSENGER liSTS 'WAYNE BASCHI, 17, DRIVER Of' ONE OF' 'THE Hee In New Zealand JIWLC.AT.f:D TJiAT ONE KAlil, ~S-£ &\JARtZ, CARS INVOLVED, SAIO "ArT!:R M.,. CAR COL .. 010 NOT RET~RN fROM £u~ WIT~ TffE l IDEO ALL I COULO IiEAR F'OR THE NEXT TeN Studying farm Tec.niques OTHERS. MINUTES WAS SQUAlS AND CRASHES." POLICE SAID AN EXPLOSION WAS NARROWLY HAMILTOO, NEW ZEALAND (UPI ) __ Sotm" Spokesman Clears Bill AVCRTCD. KOREAN PReSIDENT PARI( CHUNG HEE TODAY THRrE or THE VEHICLES THAT COLLIDED SWAPPEo HIS ROLLS ROYCE FOR A fARM WA" SAN FRANCISCO (UPI ) __ A SPOKESMAN BURST INTO rLAMES BUT AN ONCOMING PRO. A STUOY Of NEW ZEALANO AG~ \p;Z~'1Ii(m'~.Sf""!''''X~?!'' f,9!W1l!j"" N~ Tt=CJiNI~,\liS1: '~8+"'1IIiI "A NAMOS, "'1'10 ISSTOPi>''''IG OITCH.I!I"'" INSTEAD ~'~'~:~.~~~4III"""1Ii<'''''' HITTING ...... ",Ol"'t) ... OVER Irl SAN FRANCISCO EN ROUTE TO THE AN AMBULANCE TAKING THREE PERSONS HE PloTT EO CALVES, WATCHED A SHEEP ANO MEETING Of THE UNI~EO NATIONS GENE~AL FROM THE WRECK COLLI OED "'ITH A TRUCK CATTLE ROUNDUP, AND TH[N ATE lAMB CHOPS ASSEMBLY, ISSUED THE FOLLOWING STATE NG DEVICE A NEW WEAPON BEl BUT, NO O"E '-'0\" ,NJUREQ S[RIOUSlY 1 WI7H HIS F'INGERS AT A SPECIAL FARfoI MENT TODAY RELATING TO THE SABAH CRI_ ACCORDING TO POLICE REPORTS RELEASED COMMUNISTS Itl VIET NAM, IS lUNCH. SIS. BY SOUTH V I ETNAMESE TROOPS AT TO THE PRESS ArTERWARD. THE KOREAN lEADER LErT WELLINGTON ''THERE SEEIoIS TO BE WIDESPREAD MIS SOUTH VIET NAM. A" PORT THIS MORNING AFTER TWO DAYS OF UNDERSTANDING, PARTICULARLY ABROAD, TALKS WITH NEW ZEAlANO POLITICAL ABOUT THE Bill WHICH WAS RECENTLY """"1 Russians Announce Troop Build.Up ANO rLEW 250 MilES NORTH ACCOMPAN!ED BY INTO lAW BY PRESIDENT MARCOS. NEW ZEAlANO PRIME MINISTER KEITH HOLY~ TO EMPHASIZE THAT THE lAW DOES NOT OAKE. THEY lANOED IN TH[ C(NTER Or THE ANNEX SABAI-1 ZEALAND \,IAIKATO DISTRICT, ONC 0' "SECTION ONE OF THE LAW CONTAINS Boost Focused on Eastern Europe FARMING AREAS IN THE WORLD. TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION or THE BASE N A RADIUS OF 40 MILES or WHERE Of TriE TERRITORIAL WATERS Of THE PHIL MOSC()..,r (UPI ) ... THE SOVIET UNION YESTERDA~ DISCLOSED IT 'WILL BUILO VP IDENT lANDEO, THERE ARE ONE 141 IPPINES IN COMPLIANCE WITH A REOUEST MILITARY rORCES IN EASTCRN EUROPE. or CATTlr AND rIVE MILLIO.. rROM TriE UNITED NATIONS. IT DOES NOT IN WHAT WAS SEEN AS THE rlRST STEP rOR THE NEW BOOST IN STRENGTH MARSHALL WHAT HAS aEEN DESCRIBED AS THE INCLUDE SABAri. IVA' YAKueOVSKY, COMMANDER-IN"CHIE:f OF THE 'WARSAW PACT FORCES, ME/WITH Mili ANIMAL POPULATION IN THC WORLD. SECTION Two, WHICH 15 PROBABLY THE TARY lEADERS AND BVLaARIAN PARTY AND GOVERNMENT CHIEF TODOR ZHIVKOV ON "fURTHER PR(SIDENT ANO HtS PARTY RETURNED CAUSE or THE MISUNDERSTANDING, SIMPLY STRENGTHENING THE: 'WARSAW TREATY ORGAN1ZAT10N," THE SOVIET NEWS AGENCY TASS RE ArTER VISITIN~ DAIRY fARM, PROVIDES THAT TI-1E PHiliPPINES MAY RE PDRTEO. 4 FACTORY AND ATE LAHB CHOPS fOR OEF'INE THE BASE lINe TO INCLUDE SABA>! TIiE NEW MiliTARY aUILD-UP WAS DISClOSEO IN A rRONT PAGE tDITORIAl IN PRAVDA, f'lRST TIME IN HIS liFE IN THE EVENT THE Pl-1llIPPINE$ ACQUIRE WHICH IS TANTAMOUNT TO AN OFrlCIAl SOVIET COMMUNIST PARTY STATEMENT O. POLICY. SABAH BY PEACEF'Ul MEANS. PRAVDA SAIO DEV[lOpMENT Of NATO AND WeST GERMAN "AGGRESSIVE" DESIGNS AGAI SECRETARY RAMOS, WHO IS HEADING THE THC COfol"'UNIST BLOC MAOC "THE TASI( OF Wa"ace Takes Campaign Break PHILIPPINE DELEGATION TO THt: 23RD SES SION or THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OPENING RAISING THE DEFENSE CAPACITY or EACH SOCIALIST STATE AND THt WHOLE MONOAY, PLANS TO MEET WITH DEAN RUSK ~OCIAlIST COMMUNIST AND FURTHER STRENGTHENING THE AND UNDERSECRETARY BUNDY ON THE SA8AH Appears Pleased With Efforts WARSAW iREATY ORGANIZATION ••• OF SPECIAL CRISIS. MONTGa.tERY, ALA. (UPI )-- GEORGE WAllACE, OBVIOUSLY PLEASEO WITH THIS WEEK'S IMPORTANCE" EfFORTS AND JOKING THAT VICE PRtStOENT HUBERT HUMPHREY "MIGHi GET ENOUGH VOTES PRAVDA CHARGED THAT NATO HAD HAD "51 TO THROW THIS ELECTION INTO THE 1i0USE," TOOK A II[ST FIIO,", THE CAl4pAIGN TRAIl. TO- IST£R D£SIO/llS" ON I Race May be This Year CHICAGO (UPI)--FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTI As Campaign Weapon SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON (UPI)--IF RUSSI~ IS GATION AGENTS RESCUED UNHARMED AN HoUSTON, TEX. (UPI)--POLITICIANS HAVE USING ITS ''''OON-CIRCLING SPACESHIP, ZONO 5 YESTERDAY THE KIDNAPED S(VEN-Y[.R-OLD OFTEN HELPED THEMSELVES BY KEEPING THEIR AS A PRELUDE TO SENDING CoSMONAUTS ON ~ GRANDSON OF A WEALTHY MANUFACTURER AND MOUTHS SHUT AT THE APPROPRIATE TIME, BUT SIMILAR MISSION, OBSERVERS SAID YESTERDAY, SEIZED THREE PERSONS ACCUSED or ABDUCTING RICHARD M. NIXON APPEARS TO HAVE TURNED THE SOVIET UNION AND THE UNITED STATES AND HOLDING HIM FOR TWO DAYS FOR $125,000 THE GIFT OF SILENCE INTO A MAJOR STRATEGIC WINO UP IN A RACE ATTEMPTING TO FLY MEN RANSOM UNOER THREAT OF' DEATH. WEAPON IN HIS CAMPAIGN. AROUND THE MOON THIS YEAR. GAP-TOOTHED, TOUSLE-HAIRED HILLARD WILLIS IN THE LAST F'EW MONTHS, HE HAS IMPOSED UNLIKE THE SOVIET UNION. AMERICA PLANS TO MARKS, FOUND WITH HIS ALLEGEO ABDUCTORS IN "MORATORIUMS t1 ON HIS OWN PUBLIC DISCUSSION SKIP THIS UNMANNED PRACTICE STEP AND SEND A SOUTHWEST SIDE BUNGALOW, RAN INTO THE OF' TWO MAJOR ISSUES--VIET NA~, AND THE MEN AROUND THE MOON THE FIRST TIME AN ApO~LO ARMS OF HIS PARENTS .n FBI HEADQUARTERS SENATE FIGHT OVER THE NOMINATION OF ABE SPACESHIP GOES THERE. THE EARLIEST OPPOR AND WENT HOME TO A ONE-DAY-LATE: BIRTHDAY rORTAS. TUNITY FOR A NON-STOP ApOLLO FLIGHT AROUND PARTY IN FASHIONABLE, SUBURBAN OAK BROOK. RECENTLY HE RULED OUT STILL A THIRD THE MoON COMES LATE THIS DrCEMBER. THE FBI, SWARMING INTO THE CASE WHILE AREA OF' DEBATE: THE FIGHT NOW RAGING DR. EDWARO WELSH, EXECUTIVE SECRETARY OF POLICE AND NEWS MEDIA KEPT THE KIDNAPING IN CHICAGO, OVER THE CONDU~T OF MAYOR THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE COUNCIL, A SECRET, FOLLOWED UP DETAILED CLUES FUR RICHARD J. DALEY AND THE CHICAGO POLICE CALLED ZONO 5 A "TEST OF GUIDANCE. RE-ENTRY NISHED BY THE MARKS F'AMILY AND CLOSED IN DURING THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. AND RECOVERY" PRELIMINARY TO SENDING MEN ON THE HIDEOUT EARLY YESTERDAY. NIXON'S USE OF THE CALCULATED MORATORIUM TO THE MOON AND BACK. No RANSOM WAS PAID, FB' AGENT IN CHARGE IS WORTH EXAMINING PARTLY BECAUSE IT HAS IF ZOND 5 COMES BACK SAFELY TO EARTH, IT MARLIN JOHNSON SAID---"THE CASE DIDN'T BECOME A REGULAR FEATURE OF HIS CAMPAIGN, WOULD GIVE RUSSIA THE FIRST EARTH-MOON REACH THE STAGE WHERE A DECISION HAD PARTLY BECAUSE HIS SILENCE ON CERTAIN ROUND TRIP. TO BE MAOE ON PAYING OR NOT PAYING." ISSUES IS OFTEN MISUNDERSTOOD, AND PARTLY THE OFrlCIAL SOVIET NEWS AGENCY TASS CON HILLARD WAS ABDUCTED WHILE WALKING HOME BECAUSE SOME OF HIS AIDES--SEN. THRUSTON FIRMED YESTERDAY THAT ZOND 5 010 LOOP A FROM SCHOOL WEDNESDAY, IN F'OUR TELEPHONE MORTON, FOR ONE, AND SEN. EDWARD BROOKE, THE MOON EARLY WEDNESDAY AND IS CONTINUING CALLS TO THE BOylS F'ATHER, WILLIAM E. FOR ANOTHER--ARE WORRIED THAT THEIR CAN ITS FLIGHT. TASS DID NOT CONFIRM, HOWEVER, MARKS, A 34-YEAR-OLD FURNITURE MANUFACTURER DIOATE, WHOM BOTH ADMIRE, MIGHT PUSH THE THAT THERE ARE ANY SOVIET PLANS TO RECOVER THE AeOUCTORS OEMANDED THE MONEY AND TECHNIQUE loo FAR. THEY ARE BEGINNING THE ROBOT SPACESHIP. THREATENED THE DEATH AND MUTILATION OF TO ASK AT WHAT POINT SILENCE CEASES TO BE WESTERN OBSERVERS BELIEVE THE SOVIET HILLARD IF WORD OF THE KIDNAP WERE PRINTED A VIRTUE AND BECOMES A POLITICA~ LIABILITY, UNION TRIED THE SAME TYPE FLIGHT LAST OR BROADCAST. AND THEY ARE URGING NIXON TO ASK HIMSELF MARCH WITH A CRAFT CALLED ZOND 4. RUSSIA HILLARD1S FIRST WORD~, WHEN HIS TEARFUL THE SAME QUESTION. HAS SAID NOTHING ABOUT ZOND 4 ' s FATE OR MOTHER HUGGED HIM T I GliT, WE RE: 1101 D WE N,XON HAS, OF' COURSE, SPOKEN OUT DIRECTLY MISSION, BUT OBSERVERS HERE THINK THE HAVE THE PARTY'll! HE WAS TALKING ABOUT ON MANY ISSUES*-AND WITH GREATER PRECISION CRAFT CRASHED INTO THE SEA AFTER ITS 25,000 A CELEBRATION OF HIS SEVENTH 8IRTHD~Y ON SOME OF THEM THAN HIS CRITICS GIVE HIM MILE AN HOUR TRIP BACK INTO EARTH'S AT WHICH HAO BEEN PLANNED fOR THURSDAY. MRS. CREDIT FOR~-BUT ON THE CENTRAL ISSUE OF' MOSHPERE. MARY Lou MARKS PROMISED HIM, "WE'LL HAVE V,ET NAM HE HAS NOT. S,NCE EARLY APRIL, SOME DeSERVERS SPECULATED RUSSIA MIGHT IT SOON." WHEN HE HASTILY ANO HAPPILY SCRAPPED A TRY TO FLY MEN AROUND THE MOON AS EARLY PROPOSEO !fMAJOR ADDRESS" ON THE SUBJECT AS NEXT MONTH IF ZOND 5 IS SUCCESSFUL. TH OF THE WAR AFTER PRESIDENT JOHNSON HAD WOULD SEND RUSSIANS AROUND THE MOON AHEAD ANNOUNCED THE START OF PEACE NEGOTIATIONS OF' AMERICANS. IN PARIS, NIXON HAS REFUS~D TO TALK ABOUT HEINZ KAMINSKI, HEAD 0; THE BOCHUM SPACE WHAT HE MIGHT OR MIGHT NOT BE WILLING TO RESEARCH CE:NTER IN WEST GERtoIANY, SAID ZOND SETTLE FOR IN VIET NAM OR HO~, PRECISELY, 5 WAS ACTUALLY A SOYUZ-TYPE SPACECRAFT HE WOULD GO ABOUT ENDING THE ~AR. CAPABLE OF CARRYING THREE toIEN. HE SAID Surfway Presents H,s REASONING--WHICH IS SHARED, INCI~ 'THE AMERICAN-RuSSIAN RACE TO THE MOON NOW DENTALLY, BY HIS MAJOR RIVAL, VICE PRESI HAS ENTERED A DECISIVE STAGE." DENT HUBERT HUMPHREY .. -I S THAT TO 0 ISO:'~'3S WE:LSH POINTED OUT YESTERDAY, HOWEVER, A SETTLEMENT IN DETA I L WOULD IINDERM II~E THAT THE RUSSIANS GENERALLY FOLLOW A PAINS THE NEGOTIATIONS IN PARIS BY OFFERI~~ TAKING STEP-BY-STEP PROCEDURE IN SPACEFL RASEY'S RECIPES HANOI THE HOPE OF A "BETTER DEAL" ~ROM AND THAT THE SOYUZ CRAFT HAS BEEN TESTED THE NEXT PRESIDENT IN JANUARY. WITH MEN SINCE COSMONAUT VLADltoIlR KO~RDV N,XON'S POSTURE ON TH~ FORTAS ISSUE CRASHED TO HIS DEATH ApRIL 24, 1967 IN THE HAS BEEN EQUALLY CIRCUMSPECT. HE HAS INITIAL SOYUZ FLIGHT. MADE THREE BASIC COMMENTS ON THE MATTER. IF THE SOVIET UNION SENT A MANNED SOYUZ FIRST, HE HAS S~!~ ~E WOULD HAVE BEEN INTO EARTH ORBIT SUCCESSF'ULLY--JUST AS HAPPIER IF JOHNSON HAD LET THE NEXT AMERICA HOPES TO DO NEXT MONTH WITH ITS PRESlotNT NAME THE CHIEF JUSTICE. FIRST MANNED APDLLO--THEN BOTH RUSSIA ~ND SECOND, HE HAS SAID THAT HE ADMIRES THE UNITED STATES MIGHT BE IN POSITON TO tORT AS PtRSQ~AllY AND ~S A JURIST. TRY FOR THE MOONFLIGHT ABOUT THE SAME AND THIRD--DESPITE THE IMrORTUNINGS OF TIME, SOME OBSERVERS SAID. FRIENDS WHO THINK THAT SINGLE-HAND~OLV ZOND 5's FLIGHT, WELSH SAID, WAS DESIGNED HE COULD DESTROY HIS PARTY'S OPPOSITION TO TEST RUSSIA's ABILITY TO GUIDE A SpA.E~ TO rORTAS AND GUAR~NTEE HIS CONrIRMATION- CRAFT TO AND AROUND THE MOON, TO MAINTAIN HE HAS SAID THAT HE WILL NOT INTERVENE CLOSE COMMUNICATIONS AT LUNAR DISTANCES BECAUSE HE F'EELS HE HAS NO BUSINESS IN AND TO BRING IT SAFELY THROUGH A F'IERY RE TERFERING WITH TH~ DELIBERATIV£ PROCESSES ENTRY TO EARTH'S ATtoIOSPHERt AT THE END 0; or THE SENATE. OF ITS TRIP. HE HAS ADOPTED A SIMILAR POSITION ON THE HE SA I 0 HE HAD NO REASON TO DOUBT ENG CHICAGO TURBULENCE. rOR A BRIEF PERIOD LAND'S JOORELL BANK OBSERVATORY REPORT IT SEEMED THAT HE MIGHT BE FORCED TO MAKE THAT ZOND 5 WAS ALSO A TEST OF VOICE COM SOMe JUDGMENT ON THE VIOLENCE ONE WAY OR MUNICATIOHS--PROBABLY WITH TAPE RECORDERS- THE OTHER, aUT AGAIN JOHNSON RESCUED HIM, BETWEEN EARTH AND MoON. AS HE HAD EARLIER IN THE YEAR ON VIET NAM. PREVIOUS ZONDS HAVE WEIGHED SOME 2,000 LEMCIfY BARBECUED CHICKEN WHEN THE PRESIDENT ANNOUNCED THE FORMATION POUNDS, BUT THtRE HAVE BEEN ESTIMATES THAT or A COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE THE VIOLENCE, ZOND 5 WEIGHS UP TO 5,000 POUN~S-·BIG Something new has been added to NIXON PROMPTLY ASS£RTED THAT HE WOULD the countless ways to prepare ENDUGHT TO CARRY ONE MAN. IF K~MINSKI IS WITHHOLD ANY FURTHER COM~ENT ON THE GROUND chicken. A and spicy RIGHT ABOUT ZOND 5 ACTUALLY BEING AN UN tart bast THAT "POLITICAL fiGURES SHOULD NOT MAKE MANNED SOYUZ, ITS WEIGHT COULD BE AS MUCH ing sauce that uses frozen lemon ade lends a sweet-sour taste PARTISAN COMMENTS rROM THE'S IDELINES" AS 12,000 POUNDS. OURING THE COURSE or THE INVESTIGATION. that's ~fferent. THE MANNED PORTION OF AMERICA'S MOONFL THERE ARE OBVIOUS SHORT-TERM STRATEGIC TIMETABLE IS SCHEDULED TO START NEXT MONTH Combine in a saucepan. one six BENEFITS TO THESE APPROACHES, AND NIXON WtTH THE EARTH-ORBITING CHECKOUT rLIGHT OF ounce can frozen lemonade) thawed HAS INVOKED HIS SILENCES WITH BRILLIANT ApOLLO 7. PRECISION. WHATEVER THE SUBSTANTIVE and un~uted, one cup catchup, IF THAT IS A SUCCESS, A SPACE AGENCY three-fourths cup water, one MERITS OF HIS OECISIO~ NOT TO DEBATE THE SPOKESMAN SAID, THE MOST "SOl'HISTICATED fourth cup Worchestershire sauce, WAR IN DETAILS, FOR EXAMPLE, HIS VAGUENESS FL IGHT PL,lN" FOR THE SECOND MANNED ApOLLO one-fourth cup prepared yellow ON THAT ISSUE HAS ENABLED HIM TO AVOID MISSION WOULD BE TO ORBIT THE MoON 10 TIMES mustard; one-fourth cup butter; COtolMENTS THAT A MONTH PROM NOW MIGHT SEEM ASTRONAUTS tR~NK BORMAN, JAMES LOVELL AND two tablespoons instant minced WRONG OR STUPID OR BOTH. WILLIAM ANOERS WOULD MAKE THIS FLIGHT. onion. Bring to a. boil and simmer SIMILARLY, TO LAUNCH AN OPEN riGHT FOR THEY WOULD SPEND A rULL OAY OF' THEIR five JDJ.nutes. rORTAS ' CONFIRMATION MIGHT WELL ANGER WEEK-LONG FLIGHT ORBITING ABOUT~70 MILtS SOME OF HIS POwtRFUL REPUBLICAN ALLIES ABOVE THE LUNAR SURF'ACE, TAKING MANY DE Two three-pound fryers cut into IN THE SENATE WHO OPPOSED CONFIRMATION AND TAILED PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE FIVE SPOTS ON pieces, basted frequently with the WHOSE SUPPORT HE COULD WELL USE IN NOVEMBE~. THE MOONIS FACE WHERE ApOLLO ASTRONAUTS sa.uce wlule grilling, will ma.ke AND TO CONDEMN THE CHICAGO POLICE, DALEY, HIGHT LAND NEXT YE~R. eight servings. HUMPHREY DR EVEN THE DEMOCRATIC ~ARTY AS LAUNCH OATES F'OR A DECEMBER MOONFLIGHT A WHOLE FOR ITS PERFORMANCE IN CHICAGO FALL BETWE(N DEC. 20 AND DEC. 27. IF MIGHT WELL RISK THE OPPR08RIUM or THE SO~[THING SHOULD OELAY PLANS, THE NEXT MANY CITIZENS OF' ILLINOIS--A STATE WHICH O~PORTUNITV WOULD COMt JAN. 18-24. N,XON ~q,[S TO WIN IN NOVEMBER. A~ERICAI5 ~IRST O~PORTUNITY TO LAND ON ~RFWAY MoON WILL NOT COME UNTIL THE FALL or (C) 1968 NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE PAGE HOURGLASS 3 Kwaialein Center THREE COlLEGE-CREDI T COURSES ARE I N CLUOED IN THE FALL SEMESTER LINE-UP or rEREO BY KWA~ALEIN CENTER, U. OF HAWAII. PRE:-CALCULUS MATH (l'-l'\T" '34, 4 CREDITS WILL COVER ALGEBRAIC OPERATIONS AS AP PL/E:D 10 E:LE~ENTARY fUNCTIONS AND EQUA TIONS, GRAPHS, TRIGONOMETR,C FUNCTIONS, LINES AND CONICS. PREREQUISITE IS TWO YEARS Of ~IGH SCHOOL ALGEBRA AND ONE YEAR PLANE: GEOMETRY OR CONSENT Of n"P'.,,· MENT. DUITION IS $80. CAPT. JOHN MET ELSKI WILL INSTRUCT. CALCULUS II (MATH 206, 4 CREDITS) IS A SECOND SEMESTER CALCU[ US COURSE COVERING EXPONENTIAL, LOGARITHMIC AND HYPERBOLIC fUNCTIONS, TECHNIQUES Of INTEGRATION, ELEMENTS Of THREE_DIMENSIONAL ANALYTIC GEOMETRY? MULTIPLE INTEGRATION, INFIN ITE SERIES, AND PARTIAL OlrfERENTATfON. PREREQUISITE IS ~ATH 205 OR EQUIVALENT. PHILIP R. MONSON WILL INSTRUCT. TUITION IS $80. MULTI-VARIABLE CALCULUS (MATH 231, 3 CREDITS) WILL BE A VECTOR-ORIENTEO STUD~ REDSTONE ARSENAL (ALA. )-- A NATIVE OF" fuNCTIONS or SEVERAL VARIABLES, ELE ALABAMIAN WHO ALREADY HAS SERVED NEARLY MENTS Of LINEAR ALGEBRA. LINE AND SUR_ SEVEN YEARS Of HIS ARMY CAREER AT RED FACE INTEGRALS, OIVERGENCE AND CURL. STONE ARSENAL IS RETURNING TO THE U.S. THIS COURSE USUALLY fOllOWS rlRST ~EAR ARMY MISSILE COMMAND AS DEPUT~ COMMAND CALCulUS AND PRECEDES STUD~ Of DIFfER IN{, f"CN£RAL or AIR DEFENSE S'I'STEMS. ENTIAL EQUATIONS. PHILIP R. t-tONSON WilL HE IS BRIG. GEN. GEORGE H. McBRIOE INSTRUCT. PREREQUISITE IS ~ATH 206. WHO OffICIAllY WILL TAKE OVER HIS NEW TUITION IS $60. DUTIES SEPTEMBER 25. FOR fURTHER INfORMATION, CALL PAT CAT ~'lAJ. H. J. FREY, AREA ENG!NEER, COL •••• PRESENTS '..JARR(N GEN. McBRIDE SuCCEEDS BRIG. GEN. CLAR ALDO, 82373 G ~ARTIN CHIEf, CONT~ACT ADMINISTRATION BRANCH, KWAJA- ENCE C. HARVE~, JR., WHO RETIRED fROM ACTIVE DUTY IN DURI NG 1..£1\1 ARr/OFFICr, IIIIH' A SUGGESTION AWARD Of $800. ~R Mll1TAR~ JUL~. '~AR TIN'S S UG:;ES T 1 ON WAS TO REDUCE THE 4- TON A I R CONOI T 1 ON ATTENTION TEENS! THE INTERIM, COL. J. G. REDMON, HAWK t" UNITS R(QUIRED BY TiiE CONTRACT PLANS AND SPECIfICA PROJECT ~ANAGER, HAS SERVED IN THAT CAP THE POOL tOURNAMENT FOH GIRLS BEGINS TIONS TO 3-TC" UNITS FOR THE 'lEW 191 TRAIlERS •••• SAV1NG AC!TY. THIS EVENING AT 8 AND RUNS UNTIL II '30. T!-'E C.OVERW1ENT $29,100. As PART Of HIS NEW ASSIGNMENT AT THE I • NADINE ANDERSON vs LAURIE HEWITT ILE COMMAND, GEN. McBRIDE WILL BE 2. VICKIE ADOY VS PAM MILLAR RESPONSIBLE tOR DEVELOPING AND MANAGING NOE KALAHIKI VS DIANE HODSON AIR OEFENSE MISSILE SYSTEMS TO PROTECT t DEBBIE HODSON vS Do~mA GUHN ARM~ fiELD UNITS AS WELL A5 AMERICAN TOURNAMENT OffiCIALS Eo GANIIJON CITIES FROM ENEMY AERIAL ATTACK. THESE TERRY WESSELL INCLUDE SUCH SySTEMS AS SAM-D, HAWK, REDfYE, CHAPARRAL AND NIKE HERCULES. HE HAS A BROAD MISSILE eACKGROUND AND IS INTIMATELY tAMILIAR WITY AIR DEtENSE THE KWAJAlEIN COMMUNIT~ THEATER wILL ..... EAPONS. SE HOLDING TRYOUTS rOR THEIR PLA'I'S IN EARLIER ASSIGNMENTS AT REDSTONE, HE TOMORROW AT THE COMMUNIT~ CENTER fROM SERVED fROM JUNE, 1956 TO APRil, 1957 AS ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, SUPPORT OPERATIONS 7 - 9 PM. ------DIVISION, ARM~ BALLISTIC MISSILE YY Dining/Dancing AS DEPUTY DIRECTOR ABMA, TRAINING DIVI SION, FROM MAY, '957 TO APRIL, 1959, AS SAT •• SEPTEMBER 21ST ASSISTANT COMMANDANT, ARMY ORDNANCE ASSORTED RELISH TRAY GUIDED MISSILE SCHOOL fROM JUNE, 1963 TO TOSSED GREEN SALAD WjDRESSING JULY, 1964; AND AS HA ..... K PROJECT MANAGER BROILED NEW YORK STEAK fROM AUGUST, 1964 TO JANUARY, 1967. DEEP FRIED BREADED SHRIMP AfTER LEAVING HERE IN 1967, HE SERVED ORCHIDS, LANDSCAPING, AND PLANT LIFE TI{AT COULD GROd ON FRENCH FRIED POTATOES AS COMMANDING GENERAL, U.S. ARMY SUPPoRT JALEIN •••• WERE ALL DiSCUSSED AT THE YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S BUTTERED FRESH VEGETABLE COMMAND IN DA NANG, VIET NAM. MEETING 01; TUESDAY. ArTER THE TALK, THE SUBJECT HOT DINNER ROLLS WHILE HE WAS AWAY, MRS. McBRIDE, HER UED BETWEEN (lEfT TO RIGHT) GINA SILVER, GRACE" KERR, BEVERAGE DAUGHTER ANO MOTHER CONTINUED TO MAKE """LOT" KING, Lu CLARK, GARDENING CHAIRMAN fOR THE Clue THEIR HOME IN HUNTSVILLE. THE GENERAL BY DANNY AND HIS GROUP LUNCHEON SPEAKER, AND Ro LANE. MUSIC LAVILLA A NATIVE OF BIRMINGHAM. JUST PRIOR TO COMIN~ HERE, HE WAS DE PUTY COMMANDING GENERAL Of THE ARMY AVI FM Schedule Special Nursery Hours nON MATERIEL COMMAND IN ST. LOUIS, Mo. SUNDAY AND MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 22 AND 23 THE ISLAND NURS£RY Will BE IN OPERATION GEN. McBRIDE IS A GRADUATE or AUBURN ON S UNO A Y MORN INGS AT 9 15 AM FOR PARENTS WITH A BS DEGRtE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEER BROADWAY BOUQUET - THE STRINGS Of PERCY FAITH - 37.00 WHO WOULD liKE TO LEAVE THEIR CHILDREN ING. AMONG MiliTARY SCHOOLS, HE HAS AT HELLO, DOllY! ONCE UPON A TIME; SOMEWHERE, SUNRISE, W~ILE THEY ARE ATTENDING THE ~OMAN CATH TENDED THE AIR WAR COLLEGE, ARTILLERY SUNSET & FIODlER ON THE Roor, WHO CAN I TURN To; A Oll C MASS. SCHOOL'S GUIDED MISSilE COURSE AND THE QUIET THING, MAKE SOMEONE HAPPY; WHAT KIND Of FOOL AM I? LONG AGo THE SWEETEST SOUNDS, As LONG AS HE NEEDS f.'r; THEME fROM "GOLDEN Boy". BUS SCHE'DtIU: CONTINENTAL TANGO IN JAPAN - ALfRED HAUSE & HIS ORCHESTRA MEeK VIA AIRCRAFT - 35· 0D Dally" NANGOKU Toso 0 ATONISHITE, DEfUNE; Ho-RIN-CHIN-TzAI-RALi GLON KOUTA; SHANGHAI NO MACHIKADO DE; YAMA NO KOMURI; "TERMINAL ONLY" ,,,. 'n;RItIIMAL om,y' KIMI KOISHI, WAKARE NO ISOCHIDORI, M£IJI ICHIDAI ONNA, " AKASHIA NO AME GA YAMUTOKI, SHIKARARETEj HANAYOME NING_ Pacific Dintnr Room Vok.... Yuk Club Sand. T .....dn.l T .. nUnnl y".",.. Vuk Club BUS /f0 L. ,. ,,, ,. ,,, YO. " MEL TORME SWINGS SHUBERT ALLEY - WITH THE MARTY PAtCH ~ck #1 05~5 0600 "''' g~O H55 ORCHESTRA - 40.00 "" Meek #2 Too CLOSE fOR COMFORT, ONCE IN LOVE WITH AMY, A SLEEPIN' "''' "''' "''' "''' 1630 163.5 BEE, ON THE STREET WHERE You LIVE, ALL I NEED IS A GIRL; Mec~ #3 0715 0720 0721 01211 1710 17111 JUST IN TIME, HELLO, YOUNG LOVERS, THE SURRE~ WITH THE ... "'e~ #4 16J5 FRINGE ON Top, OLD DEVil Moo~, WHATEVER LOLA WANTS; "''' "''' "''' "''' "" Too DARN HOT; LONELY TOWN. .."" ('" - Sunday Only) ~ypsy - WERNER MULLER & HIS ORCHESTRA; 40.00 --c7ARDAs, HUNGARIAN DANCE N0.5; HUNGARIAN RHAPSODY No. 2, 10RBA'S DANCE, GyPS~ LOVE; AT THE BALALAIKA, Two DUS SCHEDULE MEeK VIA WATERCRAFT GUITARS; HORA STOCCATO; KOMM ZIGANY, BLACK E~ES; GOLDEN Monday th~ourh Friday EARRINGS. v'EYBOARD rANTASIES - LEONARD PENNARIO, PIANO - 43.00 CHOPIN, FANTASIE IMPROMPTU, MENDELSSOHN, RONDO CAPRI TO 'MAIIINE PIER ONLy' SO, DEBUSS~, GOlLIWOG'S CAKEWALK; DEBuss~, THE MAIN WITH Yok ... " Yuk Clull Varina Pier THE FLAXEN HAIR, PENNARIO, MIDNIGHT ON THE CLiffS, Pacific Dinl~ Roo~ aus NO Lv ,. KREISlER-PACHMANINorr, LIEBESfREUD, CHOPIN, ETUDE IN E '" r THE KWA~AlEIN TOA5TMISTRESS CLUB WILL HOLD A c~FEE lIIIo}"tII .. Pie}" Yokw\'! Yu~ Club PadUc Dining 110"," M((TING Ot~ MOt/OAY, SEPTEMBER 23RO AT PM IN THE BANYAI'I 8 ~ ______~'e·,-- ______~'"'.C' ______--"""' ____ ~OOM or THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. THE THEME fOR THE EVENING 1735 I~ 'PARADIS[". ~P["'K[RS WILL BE JoAtm REyNOLDS ANO ·JEAN 1725 ]130 ------.---r, JHN. r~UtSTS ARE CORDIAllY INVITED TO ATTE'ID. • SATIJRDA.Y, SEPTEMBER 21, 1968 'with ~r' Mike II, ~_J, I.. ____ L _ ReME"IB fOR ~ ----~lr-;-- TN' I I, • " PlJEBLo .:JL-jl ~_-~---• L~'~ L ----If.. . • . ! ,,'" 1/' ...... '0/ DOUBLE TRANSPLANT Dr Denton Cool~y Lliks to ne\',~ l~~~ ~ men In St Luke s Texd'! Ch,ldren ~ HospItal, HOUston 'tHc,' trun~plantlllg 11. heart and a lung In 2-month-old , Debra Lynn Le<;~ of Huff -illlth, Tex The unnamed denor was a 1 day-old baby girl born \V1th a fatal braIll dcfert The organs \\cre tr,,-nl-pJanted III 90 mInute" World War II began Sept 1, Hld!1 "MAYSE IF WE SAID PlEASE." H . , I iJA5 iJONDfRING WHAT 'BIG GEORGE! I.JA<5 iNSIDE IT P ~' (\~"'. :i \r--:----- by Vlfgll Partch e I. a .,I' n ., u t , ) , S ~:\..' / • --", £:- ~-- wo MUCH F~ATi~H~.~R~.«~v-: p o g o :r WOULDNIT WANT TO HU~T VOLlI< F!?EL.INcSS B e 1 ~ BE'T ""'j./AT SUM "...,RS KrL.SRIDE \r\OULDN'T I. I"INI5H TI-IAT WJ.lOLE PIECE \~CAI(E '33~1 9 '3Sl:IOH f: '311 W'rIo!s BsJ.lINP w'..v TH~ Hs:c.kC. E'\I'\<'!a Tr-ll~'? TrI& N S G , A H T T L R S A A HEOAl?o OF A 6U!E'PH~D 0'" THe , I , , , , , 6 8 ~g? SHE1o;p , T H N• C• D• R r E , 0 0 N• ~TA}.fPe"oe f' 1 7 8 , , 3 , , u W• E N A F •R C P• E D• E •D HERE I~ a pleasant little game that Will gwe you a message every day It IS a numerical puule deSigned to spell out your fortune Count the lettera in your first name If the num ber of letters is 6 or more, subtract.. It the number Is leas lhan 6 add 3 The result" your key number Start at the upper left_hand corner of the rectangle and cheek everyone , - of YOW' key nurnbera, left to right Then read the message the letters under the checked tip"", ~ve yl1l1 &_?, PAGE Soccer National League SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 - 4:30 PM SP ALEX JOHNSON'S THREE-RUN OOU9LE BACKED THE SHAMROCK ROVERS WILL PLAY "'''. THE FOUR-HIT PITCHING OF JIM MALONEY AS THE EBEYE BLUES TO DECIOE SECOND PLACl. CINCINNATI REDS BLANKEO THE HoUSTON ASTROS THIS SOCCER GAME WILL BE PLAYlD. 5...Q TODAY. LEE MAY'S 20TH HOMER STARTED THE REOS' SPORTS AT A GLANCE: SECTIONI SCORING IN THE FIFTH INNING, AND JOHNSON'S (COLLEGE FOOTBALL) OOUBLE HIGHLIGHTED A ,OUR-RUN EIGHTH AS MALONEY, WHO STRUCK OUT 10 AND WALKED NOTRE DAME 4; OKLAHOMA 21 EAGLES FOUR, BOOSTEO HIS RECORD TO 14-10. SOUTHERN CAL 29 MINNESOTA 20 GARY SUTH~RLANO LEO THE PHILADELPHIA PURDUE 44 VIRGINA 6 EAGLE'S EYE ON DErENSE, RUNNIr-xi BACKS PHILLIES TO A 4-3 VICTORY OVER THE NEW PENN STATE 31 NAVY 6 YORK ME1S AS HE SLAPPEO OUT THREE HITS, ARMY 34 CITADEL 14 THE EAGLE EYE THJS YEAR IS ON DE.ENSE SCORED ONCE AND DROVE I N A RUN. IOWA 21 OREGON STATE 20 ANO ALSO ON THE OVERALL RUNNING GAME AND Eo CHARLES GOT THE METS OUT TO A 2-0 CALIFORNIA 21 MICHJGAN 7 THE OFFENSIVE LINE FROM TACKLE TO TACKLE. LEAD WITH A TWO-RUN HOMER OFF CHRIS SHORT MICHIGAN STATE 14 SYRACUSE 10 COACH JOE KUHARICH 0. THE EAGLES HAS IN THE FIRST INNING. BUT THE PHILA.DELPHIA NEBRASKA 31 UTAH 0 AN OUTSTANDING QUARTERBACK IN NORM SNEAD, LEFTY, WHO WENT ON TO COLLECT HIS 18TH KANSAS 47 ILLINOIS 7 WHO PASSED O.R 3,399 YAROS AND 29 TOUCH WIN, DIDN'T ALLOW ANOTHER RUN UNTIL THE INDIANA 40 BAYLOR 36 DOWNS LAST YEAR, AND A NEW DEFENSIVE BACK NINTH. RELtEVER GARY WAGNER THEN CAME IN SOUTHERN METHODIST 37 AUBURN 28 IN ALVIN HAYMOND FROM BALTI~ORE, ACQUIRED TO NAIL DOWN SHORTIS WIN. FLORIOA 23 AIR FORCE 20 IN A TRADE .OR BALL CARRIER TIMMY BROWN. SUTHERLAND SINGLED IN BILL WHITE IN THE FLORIDA STATE 24 MARYLAND 14 ONLY TWO RUNNING BACKS WERE PICKED UP IN PHILS' FIRST, WHEN THEY SCORED THREE RUNS. GEORGIA TECH 17 TEXAS CHRISTIAN 7 THE DRAFT SO THE BUROEN IS ON VETERANS HE CLOSED OUT THE PHILLY SCORING WHEN HE KENTUCKY 12 MISSOURI 6 TOM WOODESHICK AND ISRAEL LANG AND POSSIBLY DOUBLED IN THE 'OURTH INNING AND SCORED WAKE fOREST 20 CLEMSON 20 {TIt} CVRIL PINDER, SrCGND-ROUNo PICK FROM ON MIKE RyAN'S SINGLE. LOUISIANA-TECH 20 MISSISSIPPI STATE 13 ILLINOIS. DoCK iLLIS PITCHEO A FIVE-HITTER AND NORTH CAROliNA STATE 38 NORTH CAROLINA 6 MOST SOLID POSITION IS IN THE RECEIVING GENE ALLEV DROVE IN TWO RUNS TO SPARK A KANSAS STATE 21 COLORADO STATE 0 DEPARTMENT WHERE BEN HAWKINS, GARY BALLMAN rOUR RUN FOURTH INNING AS THE PITTSBURGH WYOMING 48 UTAH STATE 3 AND MIKE DITKA ARE AVAILABLE. DITKA PIRATES D('EATED THE CHICAGO CUBS 5-1• MISSED FIVE GAMES AND THAT HURT. ELLIS, 1-4, LOST HIS BID FOR A SHUTOUT OFFENSIVE LINE WAS HIT BY INJURIES LAST IN THE S1)(TH WHEN DICK NEN DOUBLED IN YEAR. BOB BROWN, THE 285-POUND No. 1 AMERle'.IN RON SANTO l WHO HAD wALKED. ALLEY, BATTING " BLOCKING LINEMAN, WAS OUT FOR SEVEN GAMES. WITH THE BASES LOADED AND ONE OUT, SINGLED LfAGJlf ON THE DEFENSE THE EAGLES GRABBED TIM UP THE MIDDLE TO HIGHLIGHT THE PIRATES' ROSSOVICH AND LINE-BACKER ADRIAN YOUNG FOURTH I NN I NG RALLY. RAY CULP ALLOWED ONLY ONE HIT--A SINGLE FROM USC'S NATIONAL CHAMPS. THE FRONT A TWO-RUN EIGHTH-INNING RALLY IN WHICH BY Roy WHITE WITH TWO OUT IN THE SEVENTH FOUR, HAMPERED BY INJURIES FAILED TO GEN ONLY ONE BALL WAS HIT OUT OF THE INFIELD INNING--AND GEORGE THOMAS HOMERED IN THE ERATE AN EFFECTIVE PASS RUSH LAST YEAR. GAVE THE ATLANTA BRAVES A 2-1 VICTORY FIFTH INNING TODAY AS THE BOSTON RED Sox THE EAGLES WERE 6-7 LAST YEAR, NttD TO OVER THE SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS. SCORED A 2-0 VICTORY OVER THE NEW YORK HONE THE DEFENSE TO 00 B.TTER THIS SEASON. HARD-LUCK PITCHER GAYLO~O Frp.RY, WHO YANK[[S. ~AS LOST THR~E GAMES THIS SEASON, AL 2-1 Cu~" VHO WAS ONLY SEVEN PUTOUTS AWAY LOWED A LEADOFF SINGLE IN THE EIGHTH TO FROM A RECORO-TYING SIXTH NO HITTER IN THE RA~PH GARR. GARR RtACHEO SECOND ON RON MAJOR LEAGUES THIS SEASON, STRUCK OUT II HUNT'S WILD THROW. FELIPE ALOU SCRATCHEO AND WALKED ONE IN GAINING HIS 15TH WIN OF OUT AN INFIELD SINGLE AND FELIX MILLAN THE YEAR AGAINST FIVE LOSSES. THE 15 VIC SINGLED TO CENTER LOADING THE BASES. Two TORIES ARE A MAJOR LEAGUE SEASON HIGH FOR INFIELD OUTS FOlLOWED ALLOWING THE TYING THE RIGH-HANOER, OBTAINED LAST WINTER .ROM AND WINNING RUNS TO SCORE. THE PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES. CLAUDE OSTEEN AND JIM GRANT LIMITED THE STAN BAHNSEN, A STRONG CANDIDATE ~OR WORLD SERIES-BOUND ST. LOUIS CARDINALS AMERICAN LEAGUE ROOKIE-oF-THE YEAR HONORS, TO FOUR HITS AND HANDED THEM THEIR THIRD M_TCHED CULP'S ~HUTOUT PITCHING UNT~L STRAIGHT LOSS AS THE LDs ANDELES DoDGERS THOMAS HOMEREO WITH ONE OUT IN THE FI.TH. BLANKED THE REO BIROS 3-0. THE BLOW LANDED ABOUT 15 .EET FAIR IN THE BILL SUD~KIS HIT A RUN SCORING SINGLE 'IRST ROW 0. THE RIGHT FIELD STANDS AT AND TALLIED HIMSEL~ ON TEO SAVAGE IS DOUBLE YANKEE STADIUM. IN THE FIRST INNING. SUDAKIS HOMERED IN THE REO Sox SCORED THE I R SECOND RUN THE 'IFTH I"I')R THE DoOGERSI .INAL RUN. I WITH TWO OUT IN THE EIGHTH ON CARL YAS TRZEMSKI'S SINGLE AND A TRIPLE BY KEN COLLE!3E FOOTBALL "HARRELSON. AL KALINE SINGLED HOME THE WINNING RUN CoLLEGE FOOTBALL'S TOP THREE--PURDUE, I IN THE SEVENTH INNING AS THE DETROIT TIGERS SOUTHERN CAL AND NOTRE DAME--OP£NED THEIR STRETCHED TH~ LONGEST WINNING STREAK IN CAMPAIGNS WITH VICTORIES ON THIS FIRST THE M"'JORS THIS YEAR TO I J GAMES WITH A BIG SATURDAY 0. THE SEASON. 4-3 TRIUMPH OVER THE WASHINGTON SENATORS. PUROUE 5YEPT TO A 44 TO 6 ROUT OVER KALINE'S TIE-BREAKING HIT, WHICH GAVE JOE OUT-CLASS~D VIRGINIA. ALL AMERICAN LEROY 8PARMA HIS 10TH VICTORY, FOLLOWED SINGLES KEYES SCORED ONE 80lLERMAKERS TOIICHDOWN AND BY DICK McAuLIF.E AND MICKEY STANLEY. PASSED 'OR ANOTHER. KEYES PLAYED ONLY FRANK HOWARD HIT HIS 43RD HOMER 0. THE SPARINGLY BECAUSE OF A BRUISED HIP. SEASON SETTING A NEW CLUB RECORD FOR THE ANOTHER 1967 ALL AMERICAN, O.J. SIMPSON SENATORS. SOUTHERN CAL, SCORED FOUR TOUCHDOWNS, 0. THE BALTIMORE ORIOLES SCORED FIVE RUNS AND LEO SECOND-RANKED USC TO A 29 TO 20 IN THE .IRIT INNING AND WENT ON TO DEFEAT VICTORY OVER M,NNESOTA. S,MPSON'S Two or THE CHICAGO WHITE SOX 8-5. DAVE LEONHARD, TOUCHDOWNS CAME IN THE 'INAL PERIOD WHEN PRESSED INTO RELlEr SERVICE A'TER THE WHITE THE TROJANS CAME FROM BEHIND. SIMPSON SOX SCORED TWO RUNS IN THE FI.TH INNING Tn CARR I EO THE J9 TIMES AND GA I NED 236 YAROS"-I Bob B ...... MAKE THE SCORE 8-4, ALLOWED .OUR HITS THE HIS BEST COLLEGIATE EFFORT. REST 0. THE WAY. THE WIN SQUARED LEONHARD' THIRO-RAH~EO NoTRE DAME, LEO BY HALFBACK RECORD AT 7-7. BOB GLAOIUEX, RiPpED rl,TH"RATED OKLAHOMA CANCElLAT IONS DUKE SIMS SCORED .ROM THIRD ON A WILD 45 TO t:. I. l:ILAD I EUX, SCORED THREE TOUCt! .. ~ ,ITCH BY GEORGE BRUNET WITH TWO OUT IN THE DOWNS. Two OTHER IRISH SCORES CAME ON THE WECo GoLF TOURNAMENT SCHEDULED 'OR EIGHTH INNING GIVING THE CLEVELAND INDIANS PASSES FROM TERRY HANRATTY TO JIM SEYMOUR. TOMORROW HAS BEEN CANCELLED. '" 3-2 VICTORY OVER THE CALIFORNIA ANGELS. ALL THREE OKLAHOMA TOUCHDOWNS WERE SCORED THE INDIANS, TRAfLING 2-1, RALLIED ON PASSES BY BOB 'WARMACK. FAST-PITCH HAS BEEN CANeELLED UNTIL AGAINST BRUNET IN THE EIGHTH WHEN TONY ELSEWHERt IN THE MID-WEST •••• INDIANA WEDNESDAY - GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TOMORROW MoRTON WALKEO AND RACED TO THIRD ON SIMS' CAME FROM BEHIND ON AN Ss"YARD DRIVE IN ARE CALLED orr. SECOND DOUBLE OF THE GAME WITH ONE OUT. THE CLOSING MINUTES AND EDGED UPSET"MINDEO M",x ALVIS WAS W"'~KED INTENTIONALLY, rrLLING MEN'S VOLLEYBALL - GAMeS SCHEDULED FOR BAYLOR 40 TO 36. QUARTERBACK HARRY GoNSO BASES, AND HoRTON SCORED THE TYING RUN ON TOMORROW ARE CANCELLED - NO GAMES UNTIL SCORED THE WINNING TOUCHDOWN ON A THREE WEONESOAY. ______Lou PINIELLA'S SACRIFICE FLY. SIMS THEN YARD SWEEP WITH ONLY 18 SECONDS LEFT. SCORED THE DECISIVE RUN ON BRUNET'S WILD CALIFORNIA UPSET MICHIGAN 21 TO 7 WITH PITCH. LITTLE LEAGUE GARY fOWLER SCORING ALL THREE TOUCHDOWNS CESAR TOVAR KNOCKED IN TWO RUNS WITH A CHICAGO LOST THeiR FIRST GAME YESTERDAY FOR THE GOLDEN BEARS ••• MICHIGAN STATE BEAT SINGLE IN THE FIFTH INNING ENABLING THE WHEN ST. LOUIS OE'EATEO THEM SYRACUSE 14 TO 10 ON AN EIGHT-YARD DESPER 6-4. MINNESOTA TWINS TO SHADE THE OAKLAND ATION RUN BY QUARTERBACK BILL rERACO IN ATHLETICS 2-1 IN A GAME CALLED AFTER ATTENTION LiTTLE lEAGUE COACHES. THE FINAL PERIOD ••• TWO LONG TOUCHDOWN 5t INNIN~~-dECAUSE OF RAIN. JIM KAAT, ~HO P,uSES OY B066Y i)oUGlASS AND A 41.YARD WON HIS 14TH GAME, YIELDED QAKLAND'S RUN THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF ALL LITTLE TOUCHDOWN RUN BY DoNNIE SHANKLIN LED KAN .. IN THE .OURTH INNING ON A DOUBLE BY LEAGUE COACHES TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 AT SAS TO 47 TO 7 RUN-AWAY OVER ILLINOIS ••• DANNY CATER AND A SINCLE BY MIKE HERSH- PM. THE MEETING WILL aE HELD AT 'KANSAS STATe-21 -COLORADO STATE UNIV.-o BERGER. CtHTtB..&--...... ~_" PAGE 6 HOURGLASS SARURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1968 ICRO.lSWORD -- HORIZONTAL 46 Stannum VERTICAL 11 Undivided 1 C,m8umed 47 Hllwallan 1 em;\e 16 Compa~~ 4 Conk food segment direction meRt 49 Most 2 Viscous 20 Islandil 9 nove beautiful 3ubstance IFr) murmur 54 Tatutlan 3 Greek letter' 21 Flow"r LZ Rodl'nt go' 4 DeductJon part 13 Heath 55 Th\nk 5 A fregrant 22 Appearlng L4 PI>'ISell~ 56 So.,...... w plant elLie" 15 Bog-plant 1)7 Treat 6 .Melody 23 Fl'rlIng 11 Born h,d.. s 7 Get 1031' 25 Pnck 18 Infenor 58 NOl"'OU3 8 Amencan painfully" horse plants presIdent 26 Rudely 19 m:iffiounted 59 Con 9 Satlsf,ed condae .ll Spamsh clud" 10 Be m dl'bt 29 GUido" rAKEN 8Y DEATH - Hans go!dcoln hIghest h' "t.,!1\ Adamson (In Il 24 Bothu no.. 27 'oh.n,,\ '> unIform ill 1946) Before 32 Comfort 28 ChemLcal 34 To llW1!lI one (,t I!.ddJe Rickenblll'ker 8 SUffllC 37 Acolor compamons m a famed Ilfe 30 Fretlch 39 Expre!llleli J'Ift 01 deal of World War II security pleasun J!; dL,w In San FrancI'>Co at 31 Vocal 42 Slant quabty 44 one comb 78 R,~kenba.:.ker AdaJnson 33 Anc1l'nt awl 'jJX (lther AIr Force !tiers 35 Agitate 47 '0=Kitchen '. ,mllhed 00 a fhght from 36 Attempt utensil H'."'lll t..o ... SOUUI Paciflc 3S Threl' 48 i'lfOl)eyof to;)ed ba~\' [lrt 21, 1942 After acCOUJlt ~loth9 50 Compete dnft!!l~ 23 days W1th almust 40 Ab"~tract 51 Femall' no food or water, the raft being ""Mp bu.! 11\" RlCkenbacker Adam 41 Rents 52 Heir ~un 'lnd one other survivor 43 Sm.. ar 53 Spread FIRST VISITORS SINCE FEBRUARy-Follr US Nu,y mUl '"LlO acrm;s thO' )<:~ run ...... "\V dt Mr 45 Nan-ate grass to dry \\1\.9 found "\(."JJ -o-t2h" .. n Ant""("tl~>l. to gt"e('t the fll st plun" to 1.U\d there 3io("(: ~"bt"u'lfv Thr , .... ,"."" uperltwll 1)," .. ))-10 r"""e H~nule-~ p[['.n(> broug"ht 1Il mall and ~lJpphb b"fon' fl)llJg I' ~4 I' ;;;: 1'0 I" the 2 ~(l(J mlle~ bark to Chnstchuf('h N 7 US Navy phote, , I" ~I" I" 1'0 ~ ~ I'· ~I" '" ~ I" East dealer with the art of falsecarding, Both SIdes vulnerable South followed wIth the ten, no NORTH doubt hopIng that West would read hun for the amgleton ten +5 and therefore discontlnue the 9KQJ16 SUIt +" But U1e falaecard had exactly .... QJ865 the oppo.• ,te effect West rea WES:r EAST lized that IDS partner would not .109 .J86 have followed with the seven 9108532 had he hecn dealt the 9-7-3 - ."+A10754 +QJ83 m that ca.!le he would ha.ve .,f.AK'2 ",7 played the three SOUTH SUice South thua became .AKQH32 mark.ed Wlth at least one more .A club, We&t continued with the +K6 ace EaJlt ~howed out, and an ..,1093 other club lead followed by the The buidlng queen of dIamonds re9ulted in East S&uth NGrth declarer'~ gomg down two---200 PailS pomts 2. 3. The .... is Ii good general rule PB.39 3. ... Pa.sll . to lc>llow ll\ :ruch case. In 4. choosmg whIch card to pla.y on Operung lead-kmg of dubs the kmg declarer selects 8. low To fal~card in or'der to lead card If he wants West to di9- your opponent up the wrong contmue the suit, and a Mgh path is .! "01 I.fltl I ... I I' ,,, ,,, ". IJAlHi now" to l< It .... H .m IT {ANNt.n l °90°-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 '300 2200 EPISCOPAL SERVICES EVENING ~ltAYER AND SERMON IS HELD EVElty LOCKER 0830-1130 0830-1130 0830-1730 08Jo-I73° 0830 - 1730 083°-173° 08Jo- ll30 SU)(OAY EVEHflo'G IN THE CHAPEL "EGINNING I 1200-1 430 AT 6 PM EVERYONE IS COROIALLY INVITEO LAB 1800-2100 1300-2100 1m-clOD 1200-1 S(}~) 1200-ISOO ------f&:>o-Z'OO TO ATTENO T~ESE SERVICES 5 COURTS 063O-lJJO 06JO-lJ3O 06JO-2JJO 06j O-2330 OG30-?330 063c-2330 063°-23)0 CA. THOlIC 7 AM AND 9 15 AM IN THE MEMOItIAL CHAP SHACK 163°-193° 16Jo-19JO 1630- 1930 1630-1930 163°-193° ('730-1930 °730-19JO EL AND AT II 20 ON Rei NANUIt DAILY MAsS AT 4·45 PM IN THE BLESSED SACRA BEACH Llt[ 1530-1830 1530-1830 153°-183° 1530-11330 15JO- 1830 0930-1830 °9JO-1830 MtNT CH4P(L MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY, ON OUTY CONFESSIONS 8E'01tE WEE~OAY MASSES ANJ 5ATURDAY FItOM 4 TO 4 45 PM AND rROM CLUB 0 I 1 153°-1800 153°-1800 15JO-I800 153 - Q)() 153°- 1-00 1300-1 63° ------7 30 TO B 30 PM 1900-21 30 _-0- ______1900-2jOO 2030-2330 PISTtl... RANGE 1]00-1800 0900-1100 ------. ------~HRISrIAN SCIENCE TRAP RANG( 1700-1800 1300-1500 ------ERSONS INTEIilESTEO IN ME(TING fJIII SUN_ DAY SERVICES SHOULD CALL 82729 ~ ~ ¥ EVANGElIST'C OOUR AN INFOItMAL WORSHIP S(RVICE IS HtLD tACH SUNDAY EVENING IN THE MEMOIt!4L RICHARDSON * *' CHAPEL 8EGINMING AT 7 PM. THERt I'LL I THEATER 8ARBAR IAN * IN ENEMY A LOV£l Y WAY THE ThiRD DON'T JUST KING KONG BE A SONG AND TESTI~ONY SEIilVICE. CLOS~ THE GE I SHA THE COUNTRY TO DIE VOICE STANO 1 HERE ESCAPES INIl WITH A SERMON I PROTESTANT OCEAN VIEW DON'T JUST LOVELY WAY FIEND WHO TH[ TH IRO BARBAR IAN AND KING KONG IN ENEMY WORSHIP SERVICE WILL BE HELO AT 8 00 fHEATER STANO THERE Of[ WALKED H£ VOICE THE G(ISHA ESCAPES COUNTRY AHD 11.00 AM AT THE ISLAND MEMORIAL WEST CHAPEL. Rtv. ELDEN M. BUCK WILL PRtACH THE SERMON ENTITLED "WHEN WORRIES WEA_ ~EN" SASED ON MATHE ... 6 25-34. YOX": YUJ< F'I END 'wHCL KING KONG DON'T JUST IN ENEM'I' LOVELY WAY A NURSERY IS PROVIDED IN THE ISLA~~ DAY THEATER WALKED THt ESCAPES STANO THERE COUNTRY TO DIE NURSERY rOR THE SVNDAY SCHOOL AND " .... '" S[RVICE~9"15 AM TO 1245 PM. SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES rOR ALL AGES ARE I HELO AT THt GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL AT 91+C_ IVEY HALL A LOVELY WAY THE THIRD ING KONG ' BARBARIAN DON'T JUST ..liM. -ADVLTS ARE PRESENT TO ASSIST NE'oI THEATER TO DIE VOICE 5 AND THE STAND THERE COMTRS IN FINDING THEIR CLASSROOM. j GEISHA SUNOAY SCHOOL 0"1 ROl NAMUR 15 AT 900 AM IN THE COMMUNITY BUILOING, THE WQItSHIP SERVICE ON' ROI NAMUR WILL at H(LD AT TRADEW I NOS KING KONG DON'T JUST IN ENEMY LOVELY WAY WHO THE THIRO 700 PM. IN TtlE COMMUNITY BUILOING THEATER ESCAPES STAND THERE DIE THE VOICE AND WILL BE LtD BY REV, M BUCK A A III MIN. COLOR II'.;,;=~::;,= 110 MI "I 1~:T.;;;=='-"'''i5jHf,;:-='= 8&\I--W5 KIRK OOUGLAS. SYLV~ KOSCINA, ELI WALLACH O'BRIEN, JULIE lOtjOON, O'BRIAN, ROBERT EVANS, LINDA CRISTAL KUSAIEN CHOIR SINGS TOMORRQ,j ArTER RESIGNING rROM THE rORCt BE~ THIS O'F-BEAT WESTERN DEPICTS THE OC THE K~AI[N CHOIR OF AP'ItOX'HATELY 25 CAUSE HE HATES THE WAY HIS F'ELLOW tOps A CLEVER MURDER SCHEME UNFOLDS _I""""'" AND FINAL END OF A YOUNG~ PATH- MEN AND WOMEN rROM EBEYE WILL SING AT MOLLYCOOOlf: HOOOS, KIRK OOUGL,U, EOU .... U.Y II(EALTHY eVSINESSHAN U lULLED KIL~rl< ... lTff ,., BENT 'OR INSANE BOTH PROTESTANT SERVices IN MEMORIAL ErrlCIENT AS .... DETECTIVE ANO A LADY·S MAN, PRIV.TE SECREURY, 1011010 HIRES WHEN TME INSOLENT YOUNG MAN IS CHAPEL TOMORROW MORNING, A COMMUNITY a .IS HIRED AS 80DY(OU .... RD FOR Sn".... Kosc",,.., AOVENTUROUS SCOUNDJUL TO IMP[RSON- P~JSON TER"', ... UTHORITIES - A!JOUT 100 PEOPLE FROM KUSAIE (EASTERW"OS SUSPECTEO OF MURDER ING HER- WEAL THY HER BOSS .... HEN THE IMPOSTER A "RISON CELLMATE TO HUNT OF THE CAROLINE ISLANDS, WITH A LANGUAG( HUSBAND ALTHOUGH THE JOB IS TO PROTECT A GIRL WI~LIHG TO IMPERSONATE or ITS OWN, VERY Dlrr(RE~T FROM MARSH HER FROM THE PRESS AND CURIOUS "UBLIC, HE ALMOST SUCCEtOS ALLESE) LIVES OM [BEYE, AND IT IS rRO,", IS ALSO INTERESTEO IN SOLVING THE DOUGL~S A PERrECT DOUBLE-DEALltjC; HOHI- THIS GROUP THAT THE CHOIR IS DRAWN. HYSTERY SURROUNDING THE LUSCIOUS, PROVOC ATIVE WIDOW tATHER STAE&LL REPCRTS 00 TRUK MfOINGS ATC I OUR THANKS TO FATHER STAEB!:LL O. [SEyE AT 103 MIN rOR GIVING US THE rOLLOWING INTERESTING 114 HI N COLOR Rt ... SON, LINDA MILLER, I REPORT OF THE MEETINGS OF JESUIT MISSION ANJANETTE COMER, GUY IRA TAKARADA AFTER Ht TEAMS UP WITH PRETTY I PERSONNEL AT TRUk THIS "MAO, IN JAPAN" 1010\'1£ IS TYLER MOORE IN TRYlHG TO CATCH UP "ALL JESUIT MISSIONARIES tftOM THE WORLD WAR ,. COUNTER-eSPIONAGE LAlEST VERSION or THE "KING KONG" HER ELUSIVE FRIEtjO, GLYNIS JOHNS, A ,CAROLINE AND MARSHALL ISLANDS MET RE cnlTERS .SOUT A OEOICATED FR£NCH SERIES TI~E HAIRY, EYE lI~c:;;,;:: :O:N •. TRUK TO DISCUSS THE NEEDS or INTELLIGENCE NAZI OFrlCIAL THIS HOVE ING MONSTER-APE B(COMES ENAMOURED .. AND ~AYS TO MAKE THE WORK or III ... BLrs THE tRENCH INTELLHlE"ICE TO HAVE A PETITE NURSE ATTACHED TO A U. THE MI~SIONS MO~E e[~EI'ICIAL IN THESE ANO STAYS AROWNO AAtAS. THE EVIL WORKINGS or "THE MEEtINGS WERt PRESIDED OVER BY A ~~~~~~JU"''-C------~~cc''~~~~C-______iIBISHOP VINC[NT f. Kt"lNALlY AND FATHER 112 MIN COLOR L CA~ERON, MISSION SUPERIOR. GREGORY PECK, SOPHIA LOREN. ALAN BAOEL "BISHOP J(ENHALLY, 'o(H. [l(PCCTS TO III[~ GRE<10A'I' PECK, "N AHERICAM EXCHANOE TlR!: AS SOOMAslHIS ~UCC(SSOR IS A"OINT-1 PROFESSQR TE ... CHINQ A'f QJ(FOA8~ .5 ~~'~~""'''' [0, ~[NtO TNt SESSION WITH A SHORT HIS-I BY ~GENT$ 0' A RUTHLESS MIODLE LASTEAN TORY OF THE MISSIONS IN THE MARSHALLS PRIME MINISTER INTO DECIPHERING A M[SS",Gt CAROLINES. ArTER WORLD WAR I, THE IN HIEAOGLYPHICS WHILE ELUDING IS""", JESUITS TOOII OVER WOAK B(GUN BY THROUGH THE HAll or PEAfLS ANO INTRIGUE, G~IIINAN CAPUCHINS IN TME CAROLINES, PECK IS BErRIENOED BY SOPHIA LOREN, THt ANO WERE ALS~ \SKED TO CARRY ON IN THE POWERFUL ARAB OFF It IAL MiIilSHALLS TH( WORk BEGUH BY tRENCH WHO HAD COME UP tRDM THE GILBERT ISLANDS THIS DID N~T WOIilK OUT TOO W(LL A~ TH(RE WEIilE INlurrlclt"lT HISSIONARltS FOR SO VAST AN ARlA. ONLY AN OCCASIOMAL SPAN ISH PRIEST rROM tHE CAROLINES WAS AVAIL ABLE FOR THE MARSHALLS UNTIL THE NEW YOIilII PROVINCE OF THE JESUITS AS·~~ED RE SPONSlelLITy rOIll THt AREA ArTER WOIilLD THIS "f\CTION"'L~NISTOAICAL" OAAMA Rt~ \IIAIII J I. rATHEIil DOHOHOE~ PRESENTLy AS_ THE TRIALS AND TR'BULATIONS OF Tow"I. SIaNED TO JALUIT, ~o fATHER fEEN Y (JOHN WAYNE) IN 1856, THE JLATU !O SECOME BI~HOP AND~REOEC~SSOR WESTERN DIPLOMAT TO ENTER JAPAN, OF BISHO' KENNALLY) WERE PEIIIMAH(MTLY AS HARRIS IS RECEIV[O WITH SUSPICI StNGED HERE. SOON ArTtlll, fATHER ITY BY A PEO"U WHO WANT TO . MCCARTHY WAS ASSIGNED TO LIKIEP ~NO, IN rROM THE WORLO WH[N Ht THE EAIilLY 1950's fATHER HACKER CANE TO A SEAUTIFUL OEISHA (ElkO MAJUIilO 'RO~ THE PHILLI'PINES. He 'ALt.S IN LOVE, HE "ELEN£MTAltY SCHOOLS WERE SET UP AT AL MOST ALL THI MISSION STATIONS; MOST 0' WHO WILL HELP HIM WIN THt ""''''"." JAPAN[S(, ANO THVS [HA5L[ HIH THEM CONTINUE TO THIS DAY. IN ADDITION, 11"""'0' THE TREATY 'OR WHI~H ~E CAME TO 'HREC H,QH SCHOOL' WERE ESTA8LISHED: lATE. THE C[ltl,",oIlIALa.u"o ".oCt,,, XAVIER ON TRUK, PONAPE AGIilICULTUIilAL AND TRAcr SCHOOL PONAPE, AND MIHOrZEHTY " •• ",,,,,,JAPAN, AlliE (ltOTlCALLY 'ASCIt.IITIN-:t, ON II THE QORG(OUS COLOIII 'HDTOGIt'PHY or IHIGH SCHOOL AT KOlllolil. 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