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CQvIMUN 1ST-LED LAOS REBELS STR IKE KENNEDY -MACtv11 LLAN MEET VIAS SUCCESS GOVERNMENT t S COMf'.1UN ICAT ION SfSTEf'.1 FROM AMERICAN POINT OF VIEW
V I l r\j T ! A tiE) L A a S (TT) - ... COf.Ji M LJ N IST- KEY WEST, FLA (TT)--THE MEETING HERE SUNDAY L L u PAT ~1 E r lAO REB E LSST R U (1\ AT THE BETWEEN PRESIDENT KENNEDY AND BRITISH PRIME (lO.;CRI\fv1ENT'S rOMMUf\'! CAT IONS SYSTEM MINISTER HAROLD MACMilLAN IS KNOWN TO HAVE DEALT S'JNDA"f, curT J NG ROADS I N CENTRAL IN PART WITH POSSIBLE MILITARY EVENTUALITIES lAO:3 t\ NOli AR ASS I I\J G T H Ar F I C VI I T H iNA SHOULD RUSSIA NOT SUPPORT THE BRITISH-PROPOSED _ \J tv1 I LE S OF 1 HIS CA PIT A L C! TY , CEASEF!Rl IN LAOS DISPATClIES SAID IT WAS POSSIBLE TO REPORT FROM AMERICAN SOURC DISPATCHES TO V,ENTIANE REPORTED ES THAT THE LAOTIAN SITUATION HAD NOT DETERIOR TI-iE REBELS HAD NEW ~)JMM RUSSIAN ATED APPRECIABLY SINCE KENNEDyrS NEWS CONrERENCE F IElO GUNS, BUT NO REAL FIGHTHJG LAST WEDNESDAY WHEN HE SAID THE SOUTHEAST ASIAN 'v,IAS rEPORTED LJUR I NG TilE DAY MANY CONFLICT WAS SERIOUS, BUT STILL SUSCEPTIBLE TO () f F ~ C I A L S \rl E NT SOU T H TO S AV A I J N A K H E T NEGOTiATION IT WAS AT TH!S CONFERENCE THAT F Of~ A VE TE RANS CONVE NT ION KENNlDY ALSO STRESSED AMERICAN INSISTENCE ON A T H t I\J E N RlJ S S I A il APr ILL [R Y SUP P L I - FREE AND NEUTRAL LAOS ~L 10 ~ - PATHlT LAO WAS SAID TO WH ! LET H t i R J 0 ! N 1 CO t-.1 M U N ~ QUE D! D NOT MEN T ! 0 N II h V L \ lO NG E R f, A ~~ GET HAN THE U S - STRiCTLY M'lITARY MATTERS/ THE TWO LEADERS DID ':)'-,PPI ! CD fO)~1M HOW I rZERS OF THE PRO DISCUSS, iN ADDITiON TO POSSIBLE POLITICAL \NE3 T ErN ~ORCES SETTLEMENTS ~N LAOS, A SERIES OF CONTINGENCIES RED RADIO BROADCASTS CLAIMED AD IN\lOLV~NG !'v1!L!TARY MOVES, I~ NECESSARY VAN lES BY CO LUM I\lS ! N THE IJARROW THE MILITARY CONTINGENCIES WERE D!SCUSSED WAIST OF THE LANDLOCKED COUNTRY IN BECAUSE KENNEDY AND MACM! LLAN D 10 NOT KIJOW WHAT WHAT WAS BlllEVED 10 BE A DRIVE TO SITUATIONS MIGHT ARISE PRIOR TO THEIR NEXT CUT THE COU~TRY IN TWO ON A LINE MEETING ON THE EVENING OF APRil 4 IN WASHINGTON THROUGll THE TOWN OF KHAM KUET FROt-.1 THE AMER I CAN PO i NT OF Vi EIN, THE KENNEDY (!rJ BPNGKOK, PRESS DISPATCHES MACMILLAN MEETiNG -- THEIR FIRST AND A SESSION R OM 1 LI A i '- A. t JD T E: F\ R ITO R YON THE tvlE "" THAT LASTE0 OVER THREE HOURS -- WAS A DEC!DED KONG R1V:R BORDER rEPORTED PANiC SUCCESS T~E MEET!NG WAS CALLED EXTREMELY USE BUrlNG BY lp)TjANS PRICES SHOT FUL TO BOTH SIDES, PARTiCULARLY WITH THl SOUTH UP ~T T~E THAI dORDER TOWN OF NON EAST ASIA ~REAT~ ORGANIZATION MEETING OPENING ;K~AI NEAR VIENTIANE, T~[ REPORTS IN BANGKOK SA') ) RESULTS OF THE CON~ERENCE WERE BEING TRANS- THE REBELS CONTINUED TO CLAIM MITTED RAPIOLY TO BANGKOK AND IT WAS fELT HERE CA :)TURE O~ KHAM KUE T, TH E "GATEWAY THAT ThlS \tl! LL SERVE TO AS'SURE CLOSEST HARMONY T(, SOUTl-jrRN LAOS," LOCATED 1..).0 ~IjILES AND COOPERATION BETWEEN THE AMERiCAN AND BRIT SOUT~EAST O~ VIENTIANE !S~ DELEGATHONS AT TYF MEETING SE,zur,E OF THE TO\JN \vOULD PUT THE SOV!ET-SUPPLIED REBELS iN POSITiON EXPLORER X SPEEDS ALONG DIFFERENT ~cr A ~R~VE ON THE C~Tf Of SAVAN~A !9yO YOu ORB IT iOC! 000 ~11 LES ABOVE EARTH If -1[- SOUTHERI4 BAST! ON OF THE PRO- CAPE CANAVERAL (TT)--AMERICA'S EXPLORER X WESTERN REGIME OF THE PREMIER fI H SATELLITE SPED ALONG A DIFfERENT YO-YO ORBIT f"G IIU BOUN 80T H SIDES WERE CLAIMING ADVANCES 100,000 MILES ABOVE EARTH SUNDAY SENDING BACK f\ND TflAT THEY \"Er~E INrLICTiNG HEAVY DATA ON MAGNEl ~ C fiE LDS AND E LECTR i C CURRENTS CASUALT!ES ON EACH OTHER's FORCES IN SPACE THE 7J-POUND PACKAGE, fIRED FROM HERE SATURDAY ABOARD A 3-STAGE THOR-DELTA ROCK G~VE GENEROUSLY TO ET, WAS EXPECTED TO REACH ITS FURTHEST POINT FPOM EARTH, ABOUT 123,000 M!LES, LATE MOrJDAY M~ERICAN RED CROSS~!! It U AFTERNOON AND THEN START BACK DOWNHILL TOWARD EARTH - PERHAPS TO A rqERY DEATH IN ATMOSPHERE ______H_O_U_R_G.LAS_S-:- _____--..:..T.:.U~E S:.:D:..:.A:...:.Y-..::.:20~M.:.::A~R~C~H ~19~6~1_ ( CON TID F' ROM COL. I, T HiS P AGE ) PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECT!ON OF THE "D OES A SECOND DEGREE VERDICT ON COUNT COMMANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE (MURDER) CONTRADICT A GUILTY VERDICT ON RANGE FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL COUNT 2 (CONSPIRACY) OF ONE DEFENDANT, WHILE ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU THE OTHER DEFENDANT IS FOUND GUILTY Of FIRST OF WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c DEGREE MURDER ON COUNT f AND GUiLTY ON W~TH THE TRANSPORT COv1PANY OF TEXAS .. SPIRACY, COUNT 21" THE JUDGE REPLIED, "My ANSWER IS NO THERE THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY IS NO CONFLICT If MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE FOR COpy IS 1000 DAY OF PUBLICATION. STATESIDE NEWS BRIEFS THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO WASHINGTON (TT)--SENATE DEMOCRATIC LEADER EOtT ALL COpy RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION. MIKE MANSFIELD SAYS THE SENATE LABOR CO~ T~ TEE WILL START WORKING ON PRESIDENt KEN~ ('S SPORTS EDITOR - NOBLE YAMASAKI M,NIMUM WAGE BILL TOMORROW HE SAYS THE NEWS EDITOR - JOYCE RAWLES BILL -- WHICH WAS MODIFIED IN THE HOUSE - ADVISER - JOHN COLEMAN PROBABLY WILL NOT BE READY fOR FULL SENATE CONSIDERATION UNTIL 12 OR 13 DR. R. BERNARD FINCH & CAROLE TREGOFF WASHINGTON (TT)--MRS JACQUELINE KENNEDY BOTH CONVICTED OF MURDER IS FLYING TO PALM BEACH, FLA., WITH HER TWO CHILDREN WHERE SHE WILL SPEND THE EASTER Los ANGELES (TT)--DR. R. BERNARD FINCH H0LIDAYS AT THE HOME OF HER FATHER-iN-LAW. AND HIS RED-HAIRED MISTRESS, CAROLE TRE JOSEPH KENNEDY GOFf, WERE CONViCTED OF MURDER TODAY IN CHICAGO (TT)--RAiNS AND MELTING SNOW THE GUNSHOT SLAYING OF THE SURGOEN'S SOC DRIFTS CAUSED SPRING FLOODS IN PARTS OF THE iALITE WIFE ON JULY 15, 1959 THE DECIS MIDWEST, FORCING HUNDREDS Of PERSONS FROM ION CAME IN THE THIRD TRIAL OF THE LOVERS. THEIR HOMESo THE WORST FLOODS IN 28 YEARS FINCH, WAS FOUND GUILTY OF FIRST 43, MADE 500 PERSONS HOMELESS IN CHARLES CITY, DEGREE MURDER HE WILL BE SENTENCED EITH- IOWA, WHfRF THE CEDAR RIVER OVERFLOWED ER TO DEATH IN THE GAS CHAMBER OR LifE FT LAUDERDALE, FLA~ (TT)--TwENTV-FOUR IMPRISONMENT AfTER THE 10-MAN, 2-WOMAN YOUNG ADULTS, COLLEGE AND HIGH SCHOOL STU JURY HEARS FUTHER EVIDENCE AND ARGUMENTS, DENTS WERE FINED BY A FTo LAUDERDALE JUDGE POSSIBLE IN TilE NEXT FEv' DAYS YESTERDAY. THEY WERE AMONG 6,000 TO 7,000 CAROLE, 24, HIS FORMER RECEPTIONIST, STUDENTS WHO SUNDAY NIGHT STAGED A 2-HOUR \/A5 CONV I CTED OF' SECOND DEGREE MURDER DEMONSTRATION IN THE RESORT CITY BECAUSE THiS CARRIES AN AUTOMATIC SENTENCE OF 5 TWO OF THEIR FAVORITE BEACHES WERE CLOSED YEARS TO LIFE. THE PAROLE BOARD NORMALLY ABOUT 350 POLICE PUT DOWN THE DISTURBANCE REVIEWS SUCH CASES AFTER 2~ YEARS. WITH FIRE HOSES AND MADE 57 ARRESTS FINCH, HANDSOME, CREW-CUT AND WEARING CHICAGO (TT)--THIRTY-EIGHT-VEAR-OLD HIS USUAL DARK BLUE SUIT, STARED RED-FACED PAULINE NETHERLAND LED POLICE ON A WILD AT THE JURY -- THEN TEARS SLOWLY STARTED 6S-MILE-AN HOUR AUTO CHASE THROUGH TWO STREAMING DOWN HIS FACE CHICAGO SUBURBS, THEN STOPPED WHEN HER CAR'S TEARS ALSO FLOWED FROM CAROLE'S EYES , ENGINE FAILED SAID PAULINE: "IF IT BUT SHE MANAGED A STRAIGHT FIRM STARE AT HADN'T YOU NEVER WOULD HAVE CAUGHT MEo" THE JURY AND PARTICULARLY AT THE FOREMAN. JACKSON, MISS (TT)--NINE NEGRO COLLEGE THE END CAME SUDDEtJLY TI- JURY HAD STUDENTS STAGeD THE FiRST SIT-IN DEMON DEL!BERATED FOR NEARLY 21 HOURS WHEN IT STRATION IN MISSISSIPPI WHEN THEY APPEAtL SENT AN URGENT NOTE TO JUDGE DAVID COLEMAN AT A STRICTLY-SEGREGATED CITY LIBRARY IN ABOUT I~ MINUTES BEFORE IT WAS SCHEDULED JACKSON THE STUDENTS WERE ARRESTED WITH- TO QUiT ITS SESSION FOR THE DAYo OUT PROTEST WHEN THEY IGNORED POLICE ORDERS CAROLE WAS LED AWAY SOBBING BY A SHER TO LEAVE iFF'S MATRON. ASKING INSTRUCTIONS, THE JURY SUBMITTED GIVE GENEROUSLY TO THE FOLLOWING QUESTION TO COLEMAN: AMERICAN RED CROSS (CONT'D TO NEXT COL) 000000 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 28 MARCH 1961
TALKS WILL BE AIMED AT L ATE NEW S NO ANSWER ON LAOS CRISIS RESTORING ORDER IN CONGO WASHINGTON {TT)--PRESIDENT KENNEDY AND LEOPOLDVILLE (TT)--THE CENTRAL GOVERN RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTER GROMYKO CONFERRED ~ENT 4PPEARED TO BE HAVING SECOND THOUGHTS FOR ALMOST AN HOUR ON THE LAOTIAN CRISIS, JNDAY ABOUT THE TIME AND PLACE FOR TALKS THEN ISSUED SEPARATE SlATEMEN1S E)PRESSING A!MED AT RESTORING CONGO ORDER WITH THE HOPE FOR A PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT~ STANLEYVILLE REGIME OF ANTOINE G1ZENGA SPEAKING TO NEWSMEN, GROMYKO REFUSED TO THE RES E EM EDT 0 BEL ITT LED OU BT S THE DISCLOSE THE SOVIET POSITION ON THE WESTERN TALKS WERE TO BEGIN SOON, BUT THE RIVAL DEMAND FOR AN IMMEDIATE CEASEFIRE IN LAOS CAP I TALS WERE BUSY JOCKEY I NG F'OR TilE BEST WHITE HOUSE NEWS SECRETARY SALINGER SAYS POSITION GROMYKO INDICATED HIS GOVERNMENT IS STUDY LEOPOLDVILLE PROVINCIAL PRESIDENT CLEO- ING THE BRITISH PROPOSALS FOR A LAOS TRUCE HAS KAMITATU HAD TO POSTPONE HIS TRIP TO AND WILL ANSWER THEM IN THE VERY NEAR FUT ~TANLEYVILLE WHICH HAD BEEN SCHEDULED FOR URE THERe HAD BEEN STRONG HOPE AMONG U S SATURDAY TO ACT AS GO-BETWEEN, BECAUSE OF OFFICIALS THAT THIS ANSWER WOULD PRECIDE OBJECTIONS BY PREMIER JOSEPH ILEO OF' THE THE MEETING GROMYKO SAID HE DISCLOSED TO CENTRAL GOVERNMENT ILEO WAS INSISTING MR. KENNEDY WHAT HE TERMED " CERTAIN CONSID- THAT THE MEETING WOULD TAKE PLACE ON NEUT ERATIONS" ON lHE PART OF PREMIER KHRUSHCHEV RAL GROUND. WITH REGARD TO A TRUCE KAMITATU SUNDAY SAID HE WAS TRYING TO BANGKOK, THAILAND (TT)--SEATO FOREIGN CHANGE flEOS MIND HE SAID G,ZENGA APPEAR MINISTERS ARE REPORTED AGREED TO TAKE MILI ED EAGER TO HAVE HIM COME AND EVEN OfFERED TARY STEPS IF NEEDED TO PREVENT A COMMUNIST TO HOLD THE CONFERENCE AT THE STANLEYVILLE TAKEOVER IN LAOS SOURCES AT THE FOREIGN AIRPORT WHICH IS BEING GUARDED BY ETHIOP MINISTERS CONFERENCE IN BANGKOK SAY FRANCE IAN SOLDIERS UN IS THE ONLY MEMBER NATION THAT SHOWED RES THE BLOCKADE IMPOSED BY THE LEOPOLDVILLE ERVATIONS ABOUT SUCH STEPS THE MINISTERS REGIME HAS EFFECTIVELY CUT OFF THE ORIENT W0 U l D UP THE I R FIR S T 1'-1:: E T I ~ G Y[ S 1 [ RCA Y AtiD " AL AND KIVU PROVINCES EXPORTS OF COTTON, Pl~N~ED TO ClNFER AGAIN TODAY PALM OIL, COFFEE AND RUBBER HAVE BEEN Pil ING UP IN STANlEYVILLE AS THERE WAS NO SUPREME COURT ACTIONS MEANS TO SHIP THEM DOWN THE CONGO RIVER BUT AT THE SAME TIME LEOPOLDVILLE ALSO LOS WASHINGTON (TT)--THE U.S SUPREME COURT "TIlE ECONOM I C ADVANTAGES OF TRADE VI I TH THE HAS DENIED BAil TO UNDERWORLD FIGHT fiGURE KIVU AND ORIENTAL PROVINCES REVENUE GAIN PAUL "FRANKIE tf CARBO AND THREE CO-DEFEND ED BY EAPORTS AND IMPORTS IS SORELY LACK- ANTS IN A TRIAL NOW IN PROGRESS IN Los ING THE CONGO FINANCIAL SITUATION IS ANGELES. CARBO IS BEING TRIED WITH FRANK VERY BAD WITH REVENUE COVERING ONLY 1/3 OF "DLINKY" PALERMO ON CHARGES OF TRYING TO EXPENDITURES PROfiT FROM THE EARNINGS OF ONE-TIME WELTER WEIGHT CHAMPION DON JORDAN ~6 KILLED, 7) INJuRED WHEN TRAIN DERAILS I~ OTHER SUPREME COURT ACTION, A HEARING WAS GRANTED TO ROBERT SHELDON, NEW YORK RANGOOD (TT)--SIXTEEN PASSENGERS WERE Tn.1ES COpy READER, CONVICTED Of CONTEMPl REPORTED KILLED AND 75 SERIOUSLY INJURED IN 19)7 FOR REFUSING TO fELL A SENATE HEAR- WHEN A MANDAlAY-TO-RANGOON EXPRESS TRAIN ING WHETHER HE WAS A COMMUNIST HE WAS WAS DERAILED BY A MINE PLANTED BY REBEL SENTENCED TO S L< ~10NT11S IN JAUL Atle f I NED GUERRILLAS, REPORTS REACHING HERE SAIDo $500 . THE COURT WlLL SCHEDULE ARGUMENTS ON REPORTS SAID THAT THE REBELS OPENED HIS APPEAL DURING THE TERM BEGINNING NEXT FIRE ON PANIC-STRICKEN PASSENGERS WHO OCTOBER ATTEMPTED TO FLEE AFTER 7 COACHES OF THE o TRAIN WERE DERAILED BY THE BLAST ABOUT WASHINGTON (TT)--THE HOUSE WAYS & MEANS 120 M!lES NORTH OF RANGOON COMMITTEe HAS APPROVED A COMPROMISE SOCIAL AFTER LOOTING THE TRAIN, THE INSURGENTS SECURITY Bill IT WOULD RAISE PAYMENTS, WERE REPORTED TO HAVE TAKEN MORE THAN 200 EFfECTIVE THIS SUMMER TO 3,o75,000 PERSONS PASSENGERS INTO THE JUNGLE AS HOSTAGES NOW ON THE SOCIAL SECURIT'f ROLLS IT WOULD A STRONG fORCE OF' BURMESE TROOPS TOOK PERMIT MALE WORKERS TO RETIRE AT 62, UNDER OF~ IN PURSUIT OF THE RAIDERS CERTAIN CONDITIONS, IN CONTRAST TO THE PRE SENT AGE OF (I) , HQURG4d~ Tuesday-March 28£ 1961 . RED 9ROSS FUND DRIVE KWAJALEIN WATER FACTS "GOOD THINGS HAPPEN MIEN YOU HELP" 0700 3/27/61 to 3/ 28/61
These good thlngs happened durlng Total base consumption-219 j 420 gallons 1959-60 Per caplta consumptlon- 8103 gallons The Amer2can people through the2r Red Cross spent: Houslng (Ocean) 16[1000 gallons $33,600s000 or 39% of the total Red Houslng (Lagoon) 10 9 300 gallons Cross expendltures for Serv2ces to Mem Yokwe Yuk Club 2,500 gallons bers of the Armed Forces, Veterans, and Crossroads Club 370 gallons Ocean Vlew Club & t,heir farn~lles 0 $12~600JOOO or 15% for Blood Program Cook Out Shack 700 gallons Hospltal 1,800 gallonc- Servlces o Mar~ne 570 gallon... $6~500»OOO or 8% for Dlsaster Servlces e Depto $792009000 or 8% for Health, Nurslng, Dock 190 gallons Snack Bar 1,620 gallons and Safety servlces o Reefer Plant &. $3,500 9 000 or 4% for Junlor Red Cross Macy I s Whse 0 500 gallons Servlces and Educat~onal Relatlons o Barber & Beauty Shops 232 gallons "Good thlngs happen when you help" Mess Hall 19,200 gallons SP/4 Carl Davis) In Korea, waS worrledQ Geno Barracks 23);300 gallons H1S ~l~e back In Mount Clemens,Mlchlgan, Laundry 22,9000 gallons TCT Club$ EOD & SOlIs Lab 120 gallons was expect2ng thelr f1rst baby 0 Then a message came from h1S Red Cross d1rector Power Plant 20 9 000 gallons that he was the father of a healthy Speclal Servlces 80 gallons Sec "Urlty 100 gallons daughter,9 nHother and Chlld dOlng welln o On~ of the l06~500 messages handled each Alrcraft Shops (East) 410 gallons month last year over ARC and ill111tary (West) 88 gallons ~ommunlcatlons systems Ilnklng hometown Termlnal BUlldlng 800 gallons 0hapters Wlth fleld dlrectors at all UoS o F~re Stat~on 600 gallons IDllltary posts~ thlS lS another ARC Auxo Barracks 2:;100 gallons West end of Island 27:1700 morale servlce you make posslble e gallons Translent Hotel 1~700 gallons Barracks #975 & 976 4,000 gallons YOIrWE YUK CLUB BRIDGE 060000 KwaJale~n1bridge players gathered at Ghe YOKwe Yuk Club last nlght to make STOCKS POST MINOR LOSS up f~ve tables for the weeh.. lj event 0 New York (TT)-- Stocks posted a mlnor wben tallles were added at the end of loss yesterday more through lack of buy- tpe evenlng~ Hlgh Score Honors went to 2ng lnterest than any selllng pressure o Ray Russell~ second high to Lucl11e ActlVlty held at aroun last FrldayUs St~lton, an~ thlrd hlgh to Frank OUGradyo rate or below the market~s norm. as brokerfis expressed satlsfactlon over the Ilst~s 000000 behav~or durlng lts perlod of nConsolld~ at10no n Irhe Dow Jones lndustrJ..al average Contlnued partly cloudy skles and gave up a small amount oWlng largely to wldely scattered shcwers today and to weakness In General Motors and Union Ca: n"lp;hto Lltt1e change In temperatures 6 blde outwelghlng strength ln DuPont and flLaX1JnUI"l 87 degrees, Mlnlmum 76 degrees Amerlcan Telephone o Alleghany-Ludlum and Relatlve humldlty Wlll range from a Lukens were flrr spots In an otherWlse
1l ..Lgh of 88% to a low of 70% J narrow steel group that reacted mlldly to lialnfall yesterday was 004 lnches a news of a Sllght turnup 1n productlono Total ra1nfall so far thlS month Hopes of a peaceful settlement of the Laotlan crlS1S brought losses to many In 3030 J.nc hes 0 the Nat10nal Defense Groupo OOO()OO
0(')0000 PAGE c.~ HOURC~LASS TUESDAY 23 MARCH 196! s GARY PLAYER WiNS SUNSHINE OPEN GOLF L 0 CAL K W A J ALE INS P 0 R T S TOURNEY WITH BIRDIE ON FINAL HOLE KWAJALEiN BASKETBALL LEAGUE M AMI BEACH, FLA. (TT)--GARY PLAYER CAME LAST NIGHTI'S BASKETBALL GAME BETWE.EN THE OUT OF" A SANDTRAP TO BIRDIE THE FINAL HOLE OKOLE MALU~AS AND AVIATION WAS CALLED OFr SUNDAY AND EDGED AHNOlD PALMER BY ONE BECAUSE OF RAIN WHEN THE GAME WAS CALLED STROKE IN A PRESSURE PACKED FINISH TO THE THERE WERE TWO MINUTES TO GO IN THE FIRST $2~,OOO SUNSHINE OPEN GOLf TOURNAMENT QUARTER AVIATION WAS LEADiNG THE OKOLE THE SMALL SOUTH AfR 11.AN CARDED t)9-G3-67- MALUNAS ! 3-10 09---273, 15 UNDER PAR, TO PI CK UP $3,000 THE GAME WilL BE RESCHEDULED AND START ~iRST PLACE AND STRENGTHEN HIS STANDING FROM WHERE IT LEFT OFF L\S NUMBEr-~ ONE MONEY \<1 i t~NER ON TH[ CURRENT PRO TOUR NO BASKETBALL GAME TON I GHT U i WANTED TO BUY ~lY WI FE A rUI~ COAT, tt THE FORMER BRITISH OPEN CHAMPION SAID, IT WAS ANNOUNCED THIS MORN~NG THAT THERE WILL BE NO BASKETBALL GAME TONIGHT AS DALLY "Now I'M GOI NG TO It THE SHOT THAT WON THE FUR COAT WAS A BASKETBALL COURT IS HAVING ADDITIONAL LIGHTS ltD-YARD EXPLOS!ON FROM A TRAP TO THE RIGHT INSTALLED Of BAY SHORE COUNTRY CLUBtS 18TH GREEN$ PALMER iN THE THREESOME AHEAD HAD JUST BASKETBAll SCHEDULE THIS WEEK B ~ P D ~ EDT H E H 0 lET 0 fiN ISH wiT I i A 6- UN D E R TONIGHT - No GAME PAR 6~ fOR A 274 TOTAL WED AT G:jO - AV!ATION VS OKOLE MALUNAS lOi SAW PALMER BIRDIE T~E !8TH," SAID THURS AT (:30 - N BLUEJACKETS VS P LAY E R "M Y GOO DN E S S ,9f HE E X CLA H4 ED, 11 I AVIATION WAS GOING CRAZY THERE 19 FRI AT ~:30 - DRAGONS VS AlKANES B~T T~E 25-YEAR-OLD JOHANNESBURG SHOT SAT AT G: 30 - PMZ VS Rl'd NBOWS MAKER BLAST[D OUT TO WITHIN FIVE fEET OF SUN AT G:30 - OKOLE MALUNAS VS KWAJ NIKES THE PIN AND HOLED OUT FOR THE WINNING e~RD KWAJ. MOUNTAINBALL LEAGUE PALMERfS SECOND-PLACE FINISH WAS WORTH MOUNTAlNBALL GAME LAST NIGHT BETWEEN THE ~c.J300 MiKF SOUCHAK, FINISHED WITH A SPORTSMAN A~D SUPPLY WAS A SEE-SAW BATTLE f E U N I R 0 i V DE R PAR \~ 7 FOR T H P LAC EAT 275 \J ! 1 H THE S PO RT S MEN COM I NG 0 UTON TOP ! ~) - I 0 A NO WON ~ i , 800 MOUNTAINBALl SCHEDULE DAVE RAGAN, OF ORLANDO, fLA , BLAZED TONIGHT - HAWAI i DREDGING NIKES VS PoHo ~OME iN 65 TO KNOT iN A THRlE-WAY TIE FOR PUBLIC WORKS CENTER FOURTH AT 276 WITH JUL!US BOROS AND GAY WED - H!GH SCHOOL VS OCEAN VIEWERS 8REWER, JR , WHO EACH CLOSED WITH EVEN THURS - WHiTE HATS vS GARDENAIRES PAR 72 THEY WON $1,333 EACHa FRI - PoHoPoW.CQ VS VAGABONDS SAT~ - SUPPL~ VS HIGH SCHOOL }\WAJ () TENN I S TOURNEY STARTS TODAY SU~ - ARMY ZEUS VS GACKS SPECIAL SERVICES r DOUBLE ~L.!MltJATiON ALL GAMES WilL BEGIN AT G P M TEllN!S TOURNAMENT W~LL BEGIN THIS AFTER THIS ENDS THE PHACTiCE GAME SCHEDULE At~D Noor~ ON THE YOKWE YUK CLUB COURTS ALL MANAGERS ARE ASKED TO REPORT TO SPECIAL Fl~ST MATCH WILL BE CLARK & PAINTER VS SERVICES GEAR LOCKER MONDAY, APR~L 3, AT WELLS & GARDNER G P M FOR A MEETiNG T0lv10RROW - KAUAN!A & BRUCE VS MOU~T & RE!D GREEN BAY, WIS (TT)-_THE GREEN BAY PACK REEvES & BOWERS VS ASHFORD & HOLDERMAN ERS TRADED RESERVE QUARTERBACK LAMAR McHAN NAKJI & CUGAL VS BAGANO & MAKAHANALOA TO THE BALTIMORE COLTS fOR A FUTURE DRAfT WINNERS WilL BE ANNOUNCED IN THE HOUR CHO!
PLACE HONORS I N MEN I S AND WOMEN r S DOWN THE I ND I ANS WALLOPED THE RED Sox, 9-3, I N A HILL COMPETITION BARBARA FERRIES AND LOOSELY PLAYED GAME HEREo THE INDIANS S BUD WERNER STREAKED DOWN THE SLOPES OF ED EIGHT RUNS IN THE fIRST THREE INNINGS oFF BALDY MOUNTAIN TO CLIMAX THE 20TH RUNNING EARL WILSON, ALTHOUGH THEY DIDN'T HAVE AN OF THIS CLASSIC AMERICAN SKI EVENT. EXTRA-BASE HIT. SEVEN SINGLES, TWO SACRIFI MISS FERRIES ALSO RECEIVED THE COMBINED CES, TWO ERRORS, A HIT BATSMAN AND A BALK HARRIMAN TROPHY FOR PLACING FIRST IN THE CONTRIBUTED TO W'LSONtS DOWNFALLo GARY GEI WOMEN'S SLALOM COMPETITION, WHILE JIMMY GER HIT A HOME RUN FOR THE RED Sox IN THE HEUGA, 17, WON COMB I NED HONORS FOR MEN 4TH INNING
BASKETBALL MANAGERS - THERE WILL 8E A TAKE A NAVY SHOWER & CONSERVE WATER! MEETING IN SPECIAL SERVICES GEAR LOCKER THIS AFTERNOON AT 5:30 P.M PAGE. - HOURGLASS TUESDAY 23 MARCH 196! S I' () It '1' S ~ARY PLAYER WINS SUNSHINE OPEN GOLF L 0 CAL K W A J ALE INS P 0 R T S TOURNEY WITH BIRDIE ON FlNAL HOLE KWAJAlE iN BASr M AM! BEACH, FLA (TT)--GARY PLAYER CAME LAST NIGHT v S f B 1\ P D c EDT HE H0 Ll TO FIN ISH wiT I j A 6- UNO E R TONIGHT - No GAME PA.R nu/" /" fOR A 274\ TOTAL WED AT G:JO - AV!A~ION VS OKOLE MALUNAS 19 1 SAW PALMER BIHD!E THE 18TH," SAID THURS AT (:30 - N BLUEJACKETS VS PLAYER "My GOODNESS,VI HE EXCLAIMED, "I AVIATiON WAS GOING CRAZY THERE" FRI AT 0:30 - DRAGONS VS AlKANES BUT THE 25-YEAR-OLD JOHANNESBURG SHOT SAT AT h:30 - PMZ VS RAINBOWS MAKER BLASTED OUT TO W!THIN FIVE FEET OF SUN AT 1):30 - OKOLE MALUNAS VS K"JAJ NIKES THE PIN AND HOLED OUT FOR THE WINNING flRD KWAJ. MOUNTAINBALL LEAGUE 9 PAlMfR S SECOND-PLACE fINISH WAS WORTH MOUNTAINBALL GAME LAST NIGHT BETWEEN THE ~ c) j 300 Mi Kf SOU CH A K , F! N ! SHE D WIT H A SPORTSMAN AND SUPPLY WAS A SEE-SAW BATTLE fiVE UNDER PAR 07 FOR THIRD PLACE AT 27) \J! 1 H THE SPORTSMEN COM I NG OUT ON TOP ~)-IO AND WON ~ i ,Doo MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE DAVE RAGAN, OF ORLANDO, FLAb, BLAZED TONIGHT - HAWA! 1 DREDGING N!KES HOME iN 6~ TO KNOT IN A THREE-WAY TIE FOR VS PoHQ PUBLIC WORKS CENTER FOURTH AT~~76 WITH JUL~US BOROS AND GAY WED - H!GH SCHOOL VS OCEAN VIEWERS 8REWER, JR , WHO EACH CLOSED WITH EVEN THURS - WIll TE HATS vS GARDENA J RES PAR 72 THEY WON ~1,333 EACH FR! - PoHoPoW.C Q VS VAGABONDS SAT - SUPPL~ VS HIGH SCHOOL TOURNEY TODAY KWAJo TENNIS STARTS SUN - ARMY ZEUS VS GACKS SPECIAL SERVICES r DOUBLE ~1..!MlfJATION ALL GAMES WILL BEGiN AT G P M TEtIN!S TOURNAMENT W~LL BEGIN THIS AFT[R TIl! 5 ENDS THE PHACT i CE GAME S CHEDU lE At~D NOON ON THE YOKWE YUK CLUB COURTS ALL MANAGERS ARE ASKED TO REPORT TO SPECIAL F,RST MATCH WILL BE CLARK & PAINTER VS SERVICES GEAR LOCKER MONDAY, APRIL 3, AT WELLS & GARDNER G P M FOR A MEETING TOtvlORROW - KAUAN!A & BpUCl VS MOU~T & REID GREEN BAY, W/s (TT)-_THE GREEN BAY PACK REEVES & BOWERS VS ASHFORD & HOLDERMAN ERS TRADED RESERVE QUARTERBACK LAMAR McHAN NAKJi & CUGAL VS BAGANO & MAKAHANALOA TO THE BALTIMORE COLTS fOR A FUTu~E DRAFT WINNERS WILL BE ANNOUf4CED IN THE HOUR CHOICE COACH LOMBARDI SAID HE W~S PARTING GLASS AS MATCHlS ARE PLAYED \-JlTH McHAN BECAUSE BART STAPR rlAD Pf BASKETBALL MANAGERS - THERE WILL BE A TAKE A NAVY SHOWER & CONSERVE WATER! MEETING IN SPECIAL SERViCES GEAR LOCKER THIS AFTERNOON AT 5:30 P M [ Page 7 HOURGLASS Tuesday 3-28-61 RADIO SCHEUUIE - AFRS, KWAJAIEIN GENERAL MESS HENU-WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH TUESDAY BREAKFAST 1630 Rocket~ng Rhythms Ch~lled FrUlt JUlce 1700 D~nner Musicale Steved Prunes 1800 News Hot Cereal 1805 Great G~ldersleeve Grllled Luncheon Meat 1830 Back In the Saddle Creamed Beef 1900 Twil1ght T~e Hot Cakes / Maple Syrup 1930 Sports Desk Hash Brown Potatoes 1945 Masters of Melody Steamed Rlce 2000 Family Portra~ts Hot Toast-Butter- Jam 2030 A merica's Popular MUS1C Blueberry Mufflns 2100 Suspense Ch~lled M~lk-Corfee 2130 Bocket1n~ Rhythms 2230 Ira Cook Show DINNER 2300 J1m Ameche Show Chlcken lUee Soup 2400 S1gn Ofr Hungarlan Goulash Buttered Asparagus WEDNESDAY Buttered Egg Noodles 0600 Off the Record Parsley Potatoes 0730 Small Fry Theater Sl~ced Tomatoes 0745 Sea Breeze (Hawai~an Melodies) Steamed R~ce 0800 Do~ MCNell Show Asparagus w/Eggs 0830 Arthur Godfrey Show Butter Cookles 0900 Just Entertainment Iced Orangeade 0910 Flve Star Mat1nee 0930 MOore-Crosby-Clooney Show SUPPER 1000 Best Seller Egg Broth 1030 Marshallese Program Teriyakl Steak 1100 Latln Esc~nade Buttered M1Xed Vegetables l13C Turn Back the Clock Steamed lUee 1205 Easy Llstenln V Butterp1 Potatoes 1300 News Caul~flower / French Dressing 1315 Sportscope Harvarri Beets 1330 Ira Cook Show Comb~nat~on Salad 1400 Newsmakers Boston Cream Pie 1430 Kale1doseope Chllled M11k-Coffee 1500 J1m Ameche 1600 News 00000. 1615 SWlng T1me SPECIAL SERVICES News each week day at 0645, 1200, 1300, FISHING AND ATHLETIC GEAR LOCKER 1600 and 1800 0 will be open the follow1ng hours: 000000 Monday through Frlday-7:30 aoIDo-6:00PoIDe PROV~NnE COLLEGE WINS N.I.BoT. Saturday------7:30 aomo ~:30pomo New York (TT)--Big J1m Hadnot's cruclal Sunday------12:00 p o mo -8:00p omo SlX p01nts in the last 95 seconds to glve scrappy Provldenee College 8 h?-~9 vlctory over StoLouis Unlversity,Saturday, BOT;lLING ALLEY 1n the flnal of the Natl0nal Invltatlon There wl11 be only four alleys open Basketball Tournamento A howllng crowd of for bow1lng ton~ghto 15,673 at Madlson Square Garden and a The other four alleys are havlng foul natlonal teleVlsion audlenee watched the llghts ~nstallede Frlars pull the game out of the fire wlth one of their typlcal last-mlnute rallies. GIVE GENEROUSLY TO THE RED CROSS-- 000000 ------~-~------~ 1 Page 8 HOURGLASS Tuesda March 28 1961 EYE_APPOINTMENTS FOR WEDNESDAY ~.ARCH 29 •. Q".oooooooMOVIES TONIGHToooooooooooo60o CROSSROADS -"Jackpot" TIME NAME AGENCY James Stewart, Barbara Hale, & James 0700 }~tsuich~ Azama PMZ Gleason 0730 BlIl Sapp TOT A department store executlve lS bored '''( 0800 l~so Gaspard cs d/w hl rout1ne Job and famlly Ilfe c A radlo 0815 Henry NJ.col TCT program representatlve calls to 1nform him 0830 Nlke Parker TOT that he has been selected to ans~r the 0400 Bob Crawford TOT blg Jackpot questlono 0930 Maybelle Renfroe USN d/w Plus--"Hawaii UnlJJnlted l1t 1000 Mlke Scanlon TOT 000000 1030 Teof1lo Manzano TOT RICHARDSON -"Look 'Whous Laugh1ng" 1045 Dav~d Puoanui TOT Lucll1e Ball, Edgar Bergen & Char12e 1100 ToN~ Kolarlk GnYR mcCarthy-Flbber MCGee & Molly 1130 Fernando Tano TOT A fast mov2ng comedy bout rad10 programs 1230 James Engstrom USN and personallties o 1300 Robert Dixson USN Plus--"Cattle Country-Hawallft 1330 Mrso RQLo D2xson USN d/w 000(100 1400 Betty Meyer USN d/w YOKWE YUK CLUB -"IRON CURTAIN" 1415 Fred Gelsendorf TCT Dana Andrews and Gene Tlerney 1430 Sam Gelsendorf TCT dis An authent2c picture of how Communlsm 1500 San~ra Meyer USN did was able to 2nf~ltrate the Canadlan govern 1530 B1lly Renfroe USN dis ment o 1600 Laura Rapoza PMZ did 1st show 1845--2nd show 2020 1615 Donna Ma111coate USN did OGOOOO 1630 fJdr 0 McDuffie USN 1700 Margaret MCDuff1e USN d/w SPECIAL SERVICES A]il~OUNCES 1730 Ralph Morgan PMZ There ~11 be an Easter Egg Hunt at 1800 Dan Scarborough TCT Dally Field at 1:00 oUc1ock on Aprll 2nd o 1830 Lloyd Dempster USN Watch the Hourglass for detalls~o 1900 RoRo Roblnson CE 000000 Please be prompt for your appo2ntmento Bingo tonlght at the Yokwe Yuk Club o If you are unable to make 2t, please call 000000 250 as soon as posslble o 000000 Wednesday nlght is BJ..ngo N2ght at the Crossroads Club o Beg2ns at 7~30 pomo NOTICES 000000 ~ In Snack Bar Thursday nlght-- LOST- 147 ampl1fler be1ong1ng to Amerlcan One large brown manl1a envelop~(18·-l2·) Electrlc 1S mlsslng o ThlS 2nstrument 2S contain1ng 10 completed federal taft returnso needed very badly in complet1ng lnstall Please return to Snack Bar cashier at~on of new telephone Ilnes o Securlty, or to J o Chang- phone 2530ff1C8 Call 284 -Reward. REWARD 0 000000 000000 Clerk-typ~st wantedo Telephone TCT Protestant Holy Week Serv2ces: Industrlal Relatlons Offlce-290 Holy Thursday--Serv1ce at 7g30 pomo 000" (} 0 Good Frlday----Servlce at 12:00 noon Famlly N1ght Open House at George Seitz ThlS servlce ~ll be brief for those School tonlght~ 7:30 to 8~30o who must return to worko Brlng the whole famllyl! II 0 0 0 () 0 o Q () 0 0 () BASKETBALL J.V1ANAGE~ - There wl11 be a Telephones ai Stat10n HOspltal wl11 meetlng in Special Servlces Gear Locker be out from 1300(1:00) to 1600(4:00pomo) at 5:30 pomo this afternoono on Wednesday, March 29, 1961. 000000 Emergency calls wlll be handled GIVE GENEROUSLY TO through Securlty (219,220) dur1ng thlS M1ERICAN BED CROSS tlffie o 000000 000000