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• HIGH TiDE LOW T61DE -l... 5-30-64 5-30- 4 5.4 AT 0603 l. 3 AT 1235 4 I AT 1825 - ..." ~ ./ ~ ~ VOL 5 NO KWAJAL£ tN, MARSHALL ISLANDS FRIDAY 29 MAY 1964 URGES PRAYER FOR ~ERMANENT PEACE IAL DAY PROCLAMAT ION I L-j 'v ROCKETI EXPERT SKS FOR WORLD Of LAW AND ORDER "I, LYNDON B. JOHNSON, PRES I DENT or I DESCRIBES NIKE-X THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 00 HEREJ CAPE KENNEDY (UPI)--A TOP ARMY ROCKE BY DES I GNATE MEMOR I AL DAY, SATURDAY, I EXPERT, IN A HEAVILY CENSORED ADDRESS, MAY 30, 1964, AS A DAY OF PRAYER FOR i SAID YESTERDAY THE UNITED STATES WILL PERMANENT PEACE, AND I CALL UPON ALL I SPEND "ABOUT $1 MILLION A DAY THIS COM THE PEOPLE OF THE NATION TO INVOKE ING YEAR" TO DEVELOP AN ANTI-MISSILE Goo's BLESSING ON THOSE WHO HAVE DIED, MISSILE WITH "A NUMBER OF SECRET NEW ·1 N DEFENSE or OUR COUNTRY AND TO PRAY I INGREDIENTS." rOR A WORLD OF LAW AND O~~ I DES. I COL. I. O. DREWRY HAD TO SKIRT THE IGNAT£ THE HOUR BEQINNING-Y1»! tA~H LO- "HEAVILY GUARDED ASPECTS" TO DESCRIBE CALITY AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK INITHE MORN PROGRESS ON A PROJECT CALLED NIKE-X, A ING Or THAT DAY AS THE TIME TO UNITE DOVBLE-BARRELED SYSTEM THE ARMY IS IN PRAYER. BUILDING TO SHOOT DOWN INTERCONTINENTAL " I ALSO URGE THE ~RESS, RADIO, TELE BALLISTIC MISSILES (ICBM). VISION, AND ALL orNER INrORMATION MEDI IN ANOTHER ADDRESS, ADM. CLAUDE RICK TO COOPERATE IN TH'S OBSERVANCE. ETS SAID THE FIRST SHIP IN A PROPOSED "IN WITNESS WHEREOF', 1 HAVE HEREUNT 25- VESSEL INTERNATIONAL "MISSILE FLEET" SET MY HAND AND CAUSED THE SEAL OF TH COULD BE PUT "ON STATION AND READY TO UNITED STATES OF AMERICA TO BE AFfiX FIRE WITHIN THREE YEARS". (CONTINUED ON "DONE AT THE CITY Or WASHINGTON THI PAGE 2). TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF APRIL IN THE Or OUR LORD NINETEEN HUNDREe AND MESS COST TO CHANGE FOUR, AND OF THE '~OEPENDENCE OF THE (tROM THE OFrlCE OF THE COMMANDING UNITED STATES PF AMERICA THE ONE HUND RED AND EIGHTY-EIGHTH." I AN IMPRESSIVE RECORD OFFI CER) .... TO BY KENT RON IN THE 28 DECEMBER 1963 ISSUE OF THE HOURGLASS IT WAS ANNOUNCED TO THE Ex THE CHAPEL IS ALWAYS OPEN rOR PRAYER ECUTIVE AND GENERAL MESS MEMBERS THAT AND WE FEEL THAT ALL KWAJALEIN RESI CARNIVAL CROWD TO THE NAVY POLICY AND DIRECTIVE UNDER DENTS SHOULD UNitt WITH THE WORLD IN I PUBLIC LAW 88-149, SECT. 509, WAS TO PRAYING rOR PEACE. WITNESS SKY DIVES DISCONTINUE ALL GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIES --THE ISLAND CHAPLAINS (By GEORGE SHELLHORSE) THAT HAD BEEN APPLIED TO THE COST OF ..... EVERYONE ON KWAJALEIN WILL LOOK UP TO MEALS COMMENCING I JUNE 1964, THE Go EO O. TAYLOR (USN PARACHUTE RIGGER ERNMENT REQUIRES THE CONTRACTOR TO COL TYPHOON Y1 OlA ~ ~ JC/l) TODAY AT ABOUT 4: 15 P M WHEN HE LECT FOR FULL COST OF MEALS. HITS troNG KON6i DIVES THROUGH THE OPEN DOOR OF A C-47 IN DECEMBER IT WAS ALSO ANNOUNCED THA HONG KONG VIOLA \ FLYING AT 7,300 FEET. HE WILL ALSO GLOBAL ASSOCIATt$~ rlRST THREE MONTHS (UPI)p~TYPHOON SKIRTED HoNG CAUSING WIO(.i JUMP SUNDAY AT 1:45 P.M. OPERATION or 1N! MESStS wOUlD 8£ THE KON./TOD~ HIS EXHiBITION OF THE MANLY ART OF COST COMPut ,tRIOO rOR T~ PUR SKY DiVING WAS CONCEIVED TO ADD A THRIL OF rSTAeL Sf t I Gt,JRES4:\iI,t""o;..,u...,j. LING EXPERIENCE TO THE OPENING OF THE CAt SUBSIDIES. • I 1964 CARNIVAL THE JUMP PLAN IS SET THE NAVY HAS OIRECTED GLOBAL ASSOCIA- KONG AT j P.M. TopAY. ALTHOUGH V,OLA CAUSED DAMAGE SHE FOR A FREE ~ALL FROM 7,300 FEET WITHOUT TES TO SUBMIT THESE COST FIGURES FOR TH BROUGHT NEARLY INCHES OF RAIN OPEN I NG HIS CHUTE WHEN HE P1ULLS THE PERIOD I MARCH THROUGH 28 MAY. BASED ON HINt RIPCORD, SOME 30 SECONDS LATER AT ABOUT THESE COST FIGURES, NEW RATES HAVE BEEN THE DROUGHT-STRICKEN COLONY. 2,500 FEET, HE WILL BE FALLING AT ALMOS DETERMINED AND APPROVED BY THE NAVY. NINETEEN PERSONS WERE REPORTED TO 200 M.P H. THE CARNIVAL THRONGS BELOW THESE NEW RATES WILL BECOME ErFECTIVE I HAVE BEEN INJURED BY THE EFrECT or THt MAY SEE HtM LAND IN FRONT OF THE AIR THE KWAJALEIN AND ENIWETOK ATOLLS COM GALE FORCE WINOS ~HICH TORE OfF SIGN-! TERMINAL CONTROL TOWER MENCING I JUNE 1964. BOARDS, UPROOTED TREES AND BLEW DOWN " TEO'S WIFE, BETTY, AND SON, TEDDY, ALL AGENCIES AND COMPANY USERS ON THE SCAFrOLDING All OVtR THE COLONY. WHO RtSIDE AT QUARTERS 468-A, ARE JUSTL ATOLLS WilL BE NOTIFIED OF THE REVISED CITY COMMUNfCATlOHS WERE DISRUPTED. I PROUD OF HIS IMPRESSIVE RECORD OF PRE MESS CHARGES .. J ••••• VIOUS PARACHUTING AND BETTY FEELS THERE GLOBAL ASSOCIATES HAS THIS DATE PUB 1 WOMAN EVANGELJbT HA~ HABIT 1 IS NO CAUSE FOR CONCERN TODAY. PAPA LISHED A COMPANY MEMORANDUM TO ITS EM OF THREATENING U.~. PRE~IDENT~: KNOWS WHAT HE IS DOING (CONTINUED ON PLOYEES REGARDING THE SUBJECT HOUSTON, TEXAS (UPI)--SECRET SERVICE PAGE 3). AGENTS TODAY ARRESTED FOR~ER OEMOCRAT~ JERSEY CITY FIRE DAMAGES WILL SAFETY COUNCIL ESTIMATE~/NEARLY IC GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE JOHNNIE MA~ (COST SEVERAL MILLION DOLLARS 500 WILL BE KlLLED OVER HOLIDAYS HACKWORTHE FOR THREATENING THE LIFE I CHICAGO (UPI)--THE FIRST STREAMS OF OF PRESIDENT LYNDON JOHNSON 1 JERSEY CITY, N.J. (UPI)--A SPECTACULA HOLIDAY-BOUND MOTORISTS MOVED ONTO THE IT WAS THE THIRD TIME IN NINE YEARS i FIRE DESTROYED A SQUARE MILE OF ABANDON NATION'S HIGHWAYS TODAY tOR THE START THAT THE 60-YEAR-OLD, SELr-STYLED EO STOCKYARDS AND HUDSON RIVER PIERS I Or THE THREE-DAY MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND EVANGELIST HAS BEEN CHARGED WITH WRIT1 EARLY TODAY, TRAPPING THREE FIREMEN ON STATE AND LOCAL POLICE FORCES BRACED ING THREATS TO PRESIDENTS i A TOWER AND SHOWERING SP~RKS ON THE NEW SHE WAS CHARGED IN AND YORK WATERFRONT TO KEEP MORE THAN 83 MILLION AUTOMOBILES 1955 1960 WI~ IN CHECK ON STREETS AND HIGHWAYS. THE WRITING THREATS TO PRESIDENT EISENHOW£ DAMAGE WAS ESTIMATED IN THE MILLIONS NATIONAL SArETY COUNCIL ESTIMATED THAT BOTH TIMES SHE WAS COMMITTED TO THE OF DOLLARS MORE THAN 450 FIREMEN STATE MENTAL HOSPITAL IN AUSTIN. FOUGHT THE GENERAL ALARM BLAZE FOR FOUR BETWEEN 410 AND 490 PERSON$ WOVLD DIE IN HOURS BEFORE BRINGING IT UNDER CONTROL. rRAFtlC FROM 6 P M. THURSDAY TO MIDNIGAT SUNDAY MINE SWEEPERS STANDING BY FIRE OFFICIALS SAID IT WOULD TAKE THE SAFETY COUNCIL ESTIMATED THAT IN KUCHING, SARAWA« (UPI)~WO AUSTRA SEVERAL WEEKS TO SPECIFY THE DOLLAR AM LIAN MINESWEEPERS, THE HMAS GULL AND I OUNT OF DAMAGE. S'X PIERS WERE DESTROY ADDITION TO 490 PERSONS KILLED, FROM 19,000 TO 23,000 WOULD SUFFER AT LEAST HMAS HAWK, WERE STANDING BY TODAY IN I ED IN THE BLAZE, ALONG WITH FIVE FLOAT BORNEO WATERS orr KUCHING TO HELP MA BRIDGES. TEMPORARILY DISABLING INJURIES IN TRAF FIC. LAYSIA MAINTAIN HER INTERNAL SECURITY.' LT. COMMANDER BEN DUNN, OF THE GULL,! ASK FOR ECONOMIC SANCTIONS SEVEN DIE IN TAAjN WRECK UNITED NATIONS (UPI)--THE I I NATION SAID THE SHIPS WERE HERE AT THE REQUE ' CHEADLE, ENG (UPI)--AN EXCURSION TRAI OF THE MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT AND WAS APARTHEID COMMITTEE CALLED TODAY FOR CARRYING SCHOOL CHILDREN AND OLD-AGE PEN IMPOSITION OF ECONOMIC SANCTIONS AGAINS FULLY PREPARED FOR \ANY OUT I ES CALLED 1 SIONtR$ ~UMPED THE TRACK NEAR HERE ro UPON. SOUTH AFRICA TO FORCE HER TO ABANDON AY, KILVNG AT LEAST 7 PERSONS, INJUR .... HER RACIAL SEGREGATION POLICIES. ING 20 AND TRAPPING MANY IN THE WRECKAGE A SIMPLE WEDDING OrTEN WINDS UP WITH r SIX OVERTURNED C RS. A COMPLICATED DIVORCE. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS fRIDAY 29 MAY 1964 PUBL I SHED AT THE DIRECT ION (E THE OW -MAKERS" IKE-X (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) COMMANDING OffiCER PACifiC MISSILE SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS --AN AIR fORCE INfORMED SOURCES SAID THE ORIGINAL RANGE FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL MA~OR'S DESCRIPTION Of THE WORLD WAR 11- ADDRESS PLANNED BY DREWRY, NIKE-X ISLANDS, CONTRACT NI23 (61756) 35133A VINTAGE 6-26 PLANES USED IN VIET NAM AS ti PROJECT MANAGER AT REDSTONE ARSENAL, (PMR) WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATESo I "THE WIDow-MAKER WAS ALL TOO ACCURATE, ALABAMA, WAS "TORN APART" BY DErENSE THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAilY I HIS EMIITTEREO WIDOW SAID TODAY. DEPARTMENT CENSORS. "HE HAD TO RE MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE I LUCillE ADAMS, A CLERK AT RANDOLPH AIR WRITE THE WHOLE THING A WEEK AGO," fOR NOTICES IS 4 P.M. THE DAY BEfORE FORCE~BASE, MADE PUBLIC A SERIES Of lET ONE SAID. PUBLICATION. DEADLINE F'OR NEWS ITEMS'TERS F'ROM HER HUSBAND, MAJOR HUGHIE IN ADDITION, PLANS rOR REVEALING IS 10 A.M. THE DAY Of PUBLICATION. ADAMS, WHO WAS KILlED IN A JANUARY 7TH THE SHAPE AND POSSIBLY THE SIZE Of THE THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT CRASH IN VIET NAM DURING A F'UNCTIONAL SPRINT MISSILE, ONE-HALF Of THE NIKE-X TO EDIT COpy RECEIVED fOR PUBLICATION fliGHT TEST Of THE B-26 DOUBLE PUNCH, BEfORE AWA fOR THE FIRST '~HO COULD REASON THEY WOULD SEND B-265 TIME ALSO WERE CANCELLED. EDITOR. H. EDW. MCKINNEY INTO ACTION WITH ALL THE MODERN PLANES NIKE-X, AS THE ARMY'S ONLY ANTI-ICBM ,WE'VE GOT?" SAID MRS. ADAMS. SYSTEM IN DEVELOPMENT TODAY, HAS BEEN AID ANNOUNCES $6.2 MILLION fOOD SHE SAID A YOUNG LIEUTENANT WHO SAW HER BILLED AS AMERICA'S ANSWER TO CLAIMS fOR WORK PROGRAM IN KOREA HUSBAND CRA~H TOLD HER HE SAW' TH£ 8~26 ~Y THE SOVIET UNION THAT IT HAS A WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE AGENCY FOR DISINT£GRAT£ IN,THE AlR AND, THAT THE ROCKET THAT CAN "HIT A FLY IN THE SKy~t INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT (AID) AN- PLA'N£ WASiNOT UNDER, FIRE.