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VOL 7 No. 2983 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1966

STRIKERS AT KENNEDY MOONPORT SEVILLE (UPI )--A "VERY UPSET" MRS. JOHN F. KENNEDY TODAY EMPHATICALLY DENIED RE­ IGNORE PLEA TO LET WORKERS IN PORTS SHE PLANNED TO MARRY SPANISH DIPLO­ CAPE KENNEDY (UPI)--STRIKING ROCKET WORKERS IGNORED A GOVERNMENT PLEA TO REDUCE PICKET­ MAT ANTONIO GARRIGUES. ING TODAY, HAMPERING CONSTRUCTION or AMERICA'S MOON PORT rOR THE SECOND CONSECUTIVE DAY. GARRIGUES, 62, WHO ARRIVED IN THIS CITY THE AIR FORCE AND FEDERAL SPACE AGENCY REQUESTED THE STRIKING INTERNATIONAL UNION or THIS ArTERNOON TO JOIN A PARTY WHICH IN­ ~LECTRICIANS (AFL-CIO) LAST NIGHT TO LIMIT THEIR PICKET LINES TO ONLY ONE SPACEPORT EN­ CLUDED MRS. KENNEDY, SCOrrED AT THE RO­ ~RANCE IN AN ATTEMPT TO REMOVE THE STRIKE BARRIERS rOR BUILDING TRADESMEN, BUT THE ELECT­ MANCE REPORTS. "WE ARE JUST GOOD rRIENDS" ~ICIANS MAINTAINED PICKETS AT ALL rOUR MAIN GATES AGAIN TODAY AND TURNED AWAY ABOUT 40 HE SA I D. PERCENT or THE 1,161-MAN CONSTRUCTION WORK rORCE. Two BIG ApOLLO MOON BASE BUILDING PRO­ THE 36-YEAR-OLD rORMER FIRST LADY, IN A JECTS WERE AGAIN CRIPPLED. REPORT ISSUED THROUGH U.S. AMBASSADOR AN­ THE PICKETING BEGAN YESTERDAY AS A RESULT or A CONTRACT WAGE DISPUTE WITH THE UNITED GIER BIDDLE DUKE, SAID "I WANT TO MAKE IT rECHNO~OGY CENTER, MAKER or THE BIG SOLID-rUELED ROCKETS THAT GIVE THE AIR FORCE TITAN CRYSTAL CLEAR AND COMPLETELY UNDERSTOOD 3C SPACE LAUNCHER A 2.4 MILLION POUND THRUST BLASTOrr PUNCH. THAT THERE IS NO BASIS IN rACT IN RUMORS THE AIR FORCE SAID THE NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD HAD BEEN CALLED IN TO DISCUSS THE or AN ENGAGEMENT." SITUATION. UNDER CONSIDERATION WAS POSSIBLE ~EGAL ACTION THAT WOULD SEEK A COURT ORDER TO MARVIN, CHRISTIE, SOUND OF MUSIC HALT THE PICKETING. IN SAN FRANCISCO, THE FEDERAL MEDIATION WIN COVETED 38TH OSCAR AWARDS SERVICE ANNOUNCED THAT CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS SANTA MONICA, CALlr. (UPI)--JULIE CHRISTIE, ELECTRlrYING BLONDE NEWCOMER, WON THE Mo­ WILL BEGIN ON WEDNESDAY. MEDIATOR WAYNE KEN­ TION PICTURE ACADEMY's BEST ACTRESS OSCAR rOR HER PORTRAYAL or A WOMAN or LOOSE MORALS ASTON SAID HE WOULD MEET WITH THE UNION AND AND EX-TELEVISION STAR LEE MARVIN WON THE BEST ACTOR AWARD PLAYING A DRUNKEN GUNrIGHTER. UTC MANAGEMENT LATE TOMORROW ArTERNOON IN SAN "THE SOUND or MUSIC" WAS ACCLAIMED BEST PICTURE or 1965 -- ONE or riVE ACADEMY AWARDS I:'"RANCISCO. IT RECEIVED. ITS CLOSEST COMPETITOR, "DOCTOR ZHIVAGO", ALSO WON riVE OSCARS FOR VARIOUS ALL UTC EMPLOYEES AND THEIR SUPPLIERS WERE AREAS AT THE rlLM ACADEMY'S GALA PRESENTATION CEREMONY LAST NIGHT. ORDERED LATE YESTERDAY TO USE THE ONE EN­ MISS CHRISTIE WON THE COVETED OSCAR rOR HER TITLE ROLE IN "DARLING", AN AMORAL GIRL ~RANCE TO THE CAPE AND THEN THE ONE-GATE RE­ WHO RACES THROUGH A SERIES or SQUALID LOVE ArrAIRS. ~UEST WAS MADE TO THE UNION. MARVIN PLAYED AN HILARIOUS DOUBLE ROLE AS A TIN-NOSED KILLER AND DRUNKEN GUNSLINGER IN A SIMILAR MOVE WAS USED rOR THE rlRST TIME "CAT BALLOU". IT WAS THE rlRST NOMINATION AND rlRST OSCAR rOR EACH. ~AST SEPTEMBER TO END A TWO-DAY TIEUP CAUSED SHELLY WINTERS WON HER SECOND SUPPORTING ~Y PICKETING BOEING CO. MACHINISTS. ACTRESS AWARD rOR HER PART IN "A PATCH or "A THOUSAND CLOWNS". IT WAS HIS rlRST NOMIN- A REPEAT or THE BOEING STRIKE WAS AVERTED BLUE". SHE WON PREVIOUSLY IN 1959 rOR "THE ATION AND rlRST AWARD. EARLY TODAY WHEN A CONTRACT SETTLEMENT WAS DIARY or ANNE FRANK". ROBERT WISE WAS AWARDED THE OSCAR rOR HIS REACHED IN WASHINGTON BETWEEN BOEING AND THE MARTIN BALSAM WON THE BEST SUPPORTING ACT DIRECTION or THE SUGARPLUM MUSICAL "THE ~ACHIN_I_S_T_S_. ______OR AWARD rOR HIS DOLErUL CHARACTERIZATION I~ SOUND or MUSIC". HE PREVIOUSLY WON AN OSCAR rOR "WESTSIDE STORY" IN 1961. RAIDERS STRIKE HARD AT HEART THE AWARD rOR THE BEST SONG WENT TO THE TUNE rROM "THE SANDPIPER", TITLED "THE SHAD­ OF RED VIET NAM POWER SUPPLY OW or YOUR SMILE", WRITTEN BY JOHNNY MANDEL SAIGON (UPI)--U.S. RAIDERS LEFT A NORTH VIETNAMESE POWER INSTALLATION EXPLODING IN A AND PAUL FRANCIS WEBSTER. 'SHOWER or SPARKS" U.S. MILITARY SPOKESMEN SAID TODAY. THE RAID, MADE YESTERDAY BY TWO CAR­ MISS CHRISTIE WEPT AS SHE ATTEMPTED TO RIER-BASED INTRUDER JETS, WAS THE rlRST TIME THIS YEAR AMERICAN PLANES HAVE PENETRATED INlO MAKE HER THANK YOU SPEECH. SHE MANAGED TO ~HE HAIPHONG SUBURBS TO STRIKE AT THE UONG BI POWER PLANT, WHICH GENERATES 15 PERCENT or SAY, "I WANT TO THANK EVERYONE. THIS is THE NORTH VIET NAM'S ELECTRIC POWER AND ABOUT 30 PERCENT rOR THE VITAL HANOI-HAIPHONG INDUSTR­ MOST WONDERFUL THING ON EARTH." SHE QUICKLY IAL COMPLEX. THE PLANT IS ABOUT 14 MILES NORTHEAST or HAIPHONG. rLED INTO THE WINGS, HOLDING HER GOLDEN IN GROUND ACTION, AMERICAN TROOPS REPORTED KILLING 52 VIET CONG IN A SERIES or OPERATIONS STATUETTE TIGHTLY. SHE SAID "I'M MORE NERV­ IN SOUTH VIET NAM. THE GROUND OPERATIONS WERE SUPPORTED BY A RAID BY GIANT GUAM-BASED B-52 OUS NOW THAN I WAS BErORE THE SHOW, BECAUSE BOMBERS WHICH HIT TWO VIET CONG BASE CAMPS AND A TRAINING AREA IN QUANG NAM PROVINCE, SOME I REALLY DIDN'T EXPECT TO WIN BECAUSE ALL 365 MILES NORTHEAST or SAIGON. THE CAMERAS WERE POINTING IN DlrrERENT DI­ MINERS DEFY LEADERS; THE WIDESPREAD AIR AND GROUND ACTION CO­ RECTIONS." INCIDED WITH AN EASING or POLITICAL UNREST (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) STAY AWAY FROM MINES IN SOUTH VIET NAM. IN THE RESTIVE NORTHERN PITTSBURGH (UPI)--REPRESENTATIVES or 10,000 PROVINCES, STUDENTS IN HUE ENDED THEIR BONN, PARIS ADAMANT ~INERS IN EASTERN KENTUCKY DErlED UNION LEAD­ riGHT AGAINST THE SAIGON GOVERNMENT AND REB­ ERS TODAY BY VOTING TO STAY orr THE JOB UNTIL EL ELEMENTS IN DA NANG RELEASED "13 OR 14" ON FORCES CONTROLS ~ NEW CONTRACT IS SIGNED WITH THE sorT COAL POLITICAL PRISONERS IN THE WAKE or THE SAI- BONN (UPI)--FRANCE AND WEST GERMANY SHOWED INDUSTRY. THE KENTUCKY MINERS JOINED THOUSANDS GON REGIME'S PLEDGE or ELECT IONS WITHIN riVE NO SIGNS or YIELDING IN THEIR rIRST-ROUND or pr OTHERS WHO TOOK SIMILAR ACTION EARLIER. THE MONTHS. DISCUSSIONS ABOUT THE NATO CRISIS, BUT THEY VOTE CAME AS NEGOTIATORS IN WASHINGTON WERE THE PAIR or NAVY A-5 JETS rROM THE CARRIER HAVE AGREED TO ATTEMPT NEW NEGOTIATIONS IN REPORTED VIRTUALLY DEADLOCKED IN ErrORTS TO KITTY HAWK SLASHED IN SHORTLY BErORE MID- ABOUT THREE WEEKS, INrORMED SOURCES SAID TO­ END A NINE-DAY MASS COAL S1RIKE. NIGHT TOWARD THE THERMAL PLANT ON THE OUT­ DAY. IN DAY-LONG TALKS LASTING THROUGH A THE ACTION BY LEADERS or ABOUT 100 LOCALS or SKIRTS OF HAIPHONG, AND THEN PERrORMED A WORKING DINNER LAST NIGHT, FOREIGN MINISTER THE UNITED MINE WORKERS DISTRICT 30 CAME AT A "POP-UP" -- AN ABRUPT VERTICAL CLIMB -- TO GERHARD SCHROEDER OUTLINED TO HIS FRENCH MASS MEETING IN PIKEVILLE, Ky. THE LOCALS RELEASE THEIR BOMBS BY RADAR. COUNTERPART, MAURICE COUVE DE MURVILLE, THE COVER I I COUNTIES IN THE EASTERN PART or THE THE PLA NT, WH I CH SUPPL I ES 25 PERCENT or GERMAN GOVERNMENT'S UNCOMPROMISING ATTITUDE STATE. THE POWER rOR THE CAPITAL CITY or HANOI ON THE STATUS or FRENCH TROOPS IN GERMANY ABOUT 1,500 MINERS IN WESTERN KENTUCKY ALSO ALONE, WAS BRIGHTLY LIT AS THE PLANES ZOOMED ArTER PRESIDENT CHARLES DE GAULLE'S NATO REMAINED AWAY rROM THE PITS, IN A STRIKE IN. As THE rlRST BOMBS rELL, THE PLANT AB­ PULLOUT. ~HICH HAD IDLED UP TO 41,500 MEN IN KENTUCKY, RUPTLY BLACKED OUT. IT WAS ROCKED BY TWO SCHROEDER TOLD COUVE DE MURVILLE THAT ~6ST VIRGINIA, OHIO, PENNSYLVANIA AND ALABAMA. HUGE SECONDARY EXPLOSIONS AND THE PILOT or FRANCE MUST PLACE ITS 75,000 rORCES IN THIS IT WAS DlrrlCULT TO ESTIMATE ACCURATELY HOW ONE NAVY PLANE REPORTED THE ENTIRE COMPLEX COUNTRY UNDER GERMAN AUTHORITY BY JULY I OR MANY or THE 58,000 MEN WHO STAGED A WILDCAT WAS COVERED BY A SHOWER or SPARKS. WITHDRAW THEM. WALKOUT ON APRIL II WERE BACK AT WORK. MINES (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) THE JULY DATE COINCIDES WITH DE GAULLE'S WHICH WERE PICKETED REMAINED CLOSED AS WELL AS TIMETABLE TO PULL FRANCE OUT or NATO. SOME MINES WHICH WERE NOT PICKETED. SOME MINES IRAQI LINE UNCHANGED SCHROEDER WAS QUOTED ON THE MATTER AS SAY­ WHICH HAD BEEN CLOSED RESUMED OPERATIONS WHILE BAGHDAD (UPI)--THE NEW IRAQI PRESIDENT, ING THAT GERMANY REGRETTED FRANCE'S DECISION ROVING PICKETS CLOSED OTHER PITS WHICH HAD NOT ABDEL RAHMAN ARE~, INDICATED TODAY THAT THE TO LEAVE THE ANTI-COMMUNIST ALLIANCE, BUT BEEN ArHCTED. NEW MILITARY REGIME INTENDED TO CONTINUE ADDED THAT HIS GOVERNMENT COULD NOT PERMIT THE ACTION BY THE KENTUCKY MINERS WAS A SLAP THE MODERATE, ANTI-COMMUNIST POLICIES or FRENCH TROOPS TO REMAIN ON GERMAN SOIL WITH- ~T UMW PRESIDENT TONY BOYLE AND THE MINERS' HIS BROTHER, THE LATE PRESIDENT ABDEL SALAM OUT A NEW TREATY AGREEMENT WHICH WOULD GIVE REGIONAL CHIEr, DISTRICT 30 PRESIDENT D.E. AREr. BONN AUTHORITY OVER THEM. ~EAN, WHO HAD ISSUED A PERSONAL APPEAL rOR THE PRESIDENT AREr DErlNED IRAQ's rOREIGN SCHROEDER MAINTAINED, THE SOURCES SAID, MEN TO GO BACK TO WORK. POLICY AS BASED ON THE PRINCIPLE or rRIEND­ THAT ONCE WITHDRAWN rROM NATO, FRENCH rORCES NONE OF THE DISTRICT LOCAL UNIONS ARE IN­ SHIP WITH ALL NATIONS "BUT MAINTAINING OUR ARE SIMPLY rOREIGN TROOPS, AND AS SUCH, THEIR CLINED TO GO BACK TO WORK, SAID BEAN ArTER A NATIONAL INTEREST AT THE SAME TIME," THE STATUS MUST BE CARErULLY REGULATED TO GUARAN­ IMEETING. "THEY WERE EMPHATIC THAT THEY DID NOT orrlCIAL IRAQI NEWS AGENCY (INA) SAID. TEE GERMAN SOVEREIGNTY. INTEND TO GO TO WORK UNTIL THE CONTRACT IS "WE STAND OPPOSED TO WARS AND CALL rOR COUVE DE MURVILLE, ON THE OTHER HAND, RE­ SIGNED." RESETTLEMENT or INTERNATIONAL PROBLEMS BY ITERATED PREVIOUS FRENCH STATEMENTS THAT Ir THE PRESENT DISPUTE IS THE rlRST IN MORE PEACEFUL MEANS," AREr SAID. HE SAID HE THE GERMANS WANTED THE FRENCH TO qEMAIN, THAN 15 YEARS, AND STEMS rROM rEARS THAT ALL WOULD STEER THE COUNTRY TOWARD A POLICY or THEY WOULD -- BUT ONLY UNDER FRENCH CONTROL. ~HE sorT COAL MINERS WILL BE PRES~NTED A CON­ "NEUTRALITY AND NON-ALIGNMENT." FRENCH TROOPS ARE IN GERMANY UNDER THE WW TRACT SIMILAR TO THE PEABODY COMPANY'S. II FOUR-POWER A I. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS -rUESDAY, APRil ~ 1966 r------~------r_------~~~------i ADtd l NI SlRA T I ON OFF I CERS F!NNISH "NYET"-MAN DIES STATE YvELCOME~ PROPG~AL I LECThRE DE~" HCUSEvvlVES ~ELSINK! (UPI)--VAINO TANNER, FIN­ FOR TALK~ ON VIET NAM \;ASl'"IJI'IIG10N (Upf)--HOUSEW~\lES WILL LAND'S FOREIGN MINISTER DURING THE WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE STATE DEPARTMENT SH4 RE IJ N ltiE RESPONS lB' L I. IF ITS BE­ WAR W!TH RUSS~A AND A MAN WHO SAiD TODAY WELCOMED SENATE DEMOCRATiC lEAD­ Cv~ES NECESSARt TO RAHSE TAXES, LABOR "NYET" TO JOSEF STALIN, DiED TODAY ER MiKE MANSFIELD 9 S PROPOSAL ~OR AN SftRE~APV W WillARD WiRTZ TOLD SOME AfTER A LONG !LLNESSe HE WAS 85. AS!AN CONFERENCE TO END THE VilET NAM or PtE Vi ""'ODA Y • TANNER HAD BEEN PRiME M1N!STER, AND WARo j'DEckDE 'WHiAT 'fOuuPE GOING TO HAVE FOR CHAIRMAN Of HIS SOCIAL DE~OCRATIC THE DEPARTMENT SAiD 'T ALSO WOULD D~NNER ~F~ER YOU GET TO THE GROCERY PARTV OUR I NG A POl IT i CAL CAREER IN WELCOME ANY iNITiATIVE BY AN ASUAN ST0RE A~D SEE T~E PR~CES," WVPTZ AD­ ~HICH HE WAS AS STUBBOPN AS A PIECE COUNTRY TO SET UP SUCH A MEET!NGo V~S(D I~ 4 SPEECH TO WOMEN FROM ALL OF F!NNiSH GRANITE. MANSfiELD SUGGESTED YESTERDAV T~AT OV[~ T~E COUNTRY ATTEND'NG A DEMOCRATIC FOR YEARS, UNTiL HE lEfT THE POLI­ JAPAN AND BURMA MiGHT BE POSSiBLE CO~Ft.RENCE HEREo TICAL SCENE iN !963, HE WAS HIGH ON SITES o HE SA~D WOMEN COULD HELP HEAD OFF IN­ THE KREML!NiS LIST or MOST DISLIKED AT THE WHiTE HOUSE, AMBASSADOR AR­ F~Ar,ON BY DOiNG THEiR paRT TO MAKE MENo HE WAS ARRESTED ON SOViET OR­ THUR Jo GOLDBERG SAiD PRESuDE~T JOHN­ ~dGH PRJCES UNPOPUl~Ro DERS AFTER THE WAR AND PUT ON TRIAL SON, TOO, WELCOMED THE MANSFiELD PRO­ JOSEPH vlo BARt, "NDE"RSEC~ETARY Of THE AS _ "WAR RESPONSiBLEo" ~E SERVED POSAto Tpr~SuRY~ SA~D UeS D~P~O~ATIC AND MI­ 2 YEARS OF' A 5 1/2-YEAR TERM AND WAS AFTER A 45-MIN~TE MEETiNG WUTH JOHN­ lijTARY !NVOlVEMENT IN THE WORLD PLAYS RELEASED BY PRES!DENTiAL DECREE iN SON, THE U.S. ENVOY TO THE UNiTED ~A­ A BiG PART ~N DETER~iNiNG TAXES, BUT 1948. TIONS PiCTURED THE PRESiDENT AS BEiNG LjKE W!RTZ, HE SAiD PRICES IN THE MAR­ TANNER INCURRED THE DISPLEASURE OF AS DESIROUS AS EVER FOR MEET6NGS ANY­ KET PLACE Will CULMINATE THE ADMIN IS­ STALiN AND THEN SOVIET FOREIG~ MINIS­ WHERE THAT MiGHT LEAD TO PEACE i~ ViET rQATuONiS D£CiSijON ON WHETHER TAX IN­ TEF VVACHESLAV MOLOTOV IN 1939 WHEN NAMo iT WI\,S iN Tj-IIIS l~GHT T>HIAT HE WEl­ CREASES ARE SOUGHT HE TOOK PAPT UN OilSCUSSijONS THAT FOL­ CO~ED ANV SUGGESTiON fROM MANSF'ilE~D) "WE ARE ~OT GOiNG TO lOSE CONTROL LOWED A SO~~ET DEMAND FOR BORDER GOLDBERG SA~D, HOWEVER, THE CO~~UNisrs OVER j~E PRijCE LEVEL -~ WE WERE NOT CHANGES NORTH or lEN~NGRAD. HAVE SHOWN NO ~NDnCATiON Of ~~TEREST E~ECTED TO BRiNG ~~FlAT~ON TO TH~S fANNER SAID lATER HE KEPT SAYiNG IN ANV VIET ~A~ PEACE TAlKSo

C.00~-r~ r, GI BA ~R SAW 0 UTA 0([ A CLOSE tI~YET" TO THE SO,\/,ilEj lEADE.RS "BE_ ~N HiS NEW PEACE BiD~ ~~~SFiElD SUG­ il LOOK AT TriE PR~CES wHEN YOu SHOPo DONffT CAUSE ~ HAD FORGOTTEN ALMOST All MY GES"rED "D iREcr CONFRONTAT JON TALKS BE SuCKERE..D J'\I BY H~GH PR!CES." RUSSiAN AND lH!S WAS ONE OF THE FEW A~ONG THE U~iTED STATES, RED CH~NA3 BAQ~ ~~D WijPTZ WERE AMONG A DOZEN WORDS i COlLIlD REMEMBERo" NORT~ ViET NAM YlA~D SUCH ElEME"'TS liN I AD~ ~US~RATJON ~POKESMEN CALLED ON 10 SOUTH ViET NAM AS MAY BE ESSENT~AL TO I G~VE T~E WOMEN ANSWERS TO THE "TOUGH LOREN» PONT~ WED THE MAKiNG AND KEEPING Of ~ PEACEFUL I H I QUEST ~ O'\lS i' "i"'l-JE\f EXPECT orO BE ASKED lONDON (UP!)--ACTRESS SOPHIA LOREN SETTLEMENT iN THAT REGION. Wri!LE hELP~NG THEIR HUSBANDS DURijNG SAiD TODAY SHE AMD F~LM PRODUCER CAR­ SOME OBSERVERS iNTERPRETED T~E LATTER 1~E tO~~NG ELEtTJO~ CAMPAlGNo lO PONTi WERE ~ARRiED SECRETLV APRil REFERENCE TO BE A VEilED PROPOSAL FOR ~~ ~EPlV TO A Q~EST~ON ABOUT VIET NAM, 9~ iN THE PARes SUBURB OF 5EVRES BUT VijET CONG PARTiCIPATION i~ SUCH TALKS. A~SISrA~T SECRET~RV OF STATE WilLiAM KEPT ~T SECReT BECAUSE SHE HAD WAITED THE STATE DEPARTMeNT DiD NOT EMB~ACE ~< 3JNDV SAijD THE UNijjED STATES as CON­ SO LONG FOR THE MO~ENti SHE WANTED TO THAT iNTERPRETATiON iN ENDORSfiNG MANS­ fIDENT THAT fREE ElECT~ONS ~N SOUTH KEEP ~T PRiVATEo F!ElDGS SPEECH. STATE DEPARTMENT PRESS VijET NA~ WOULD NOT RESULT ijN A COMMU­ THE MARRBAGE WAS D~SClOSED TODAY BY OFFICER ROBERT Jo ~CCLOS~EY SA!D iT NUS'; V~CTOPYo MAYOR CHARLES OD~C or SEVRE WHO SAID WAS Ii NO ! ENT i REt Y ClEAP Ii WHAT ~ANS F i ElO iiWr Wjbu" ACCEPT THE RESU ... T OF' THE THE COUPLE WAS WED "W9TH PERfECT MOD­ MEANT BY SOUTH ViETNA~ESE ElEMENTSo ElECT~ON5/' HE SA!Do "WE "iA'\fE NO DOUBT ESTY. JUS,. liKE ANY NORMAL CiTIZENS." HE DiD POINT our~ HOWEVER~ T~A~ PRES­ TrlE RESulT WILL NOT BE ANY SWiNG TO MiSS LOREN~ 31, iN LONDON FILMING iDENT JOHNSON HAS SAiD THERE WOULD BE COIVjI\ljUNiS~oil CHARl i E CHlAPL! N I S ilA DUCHESS FROM NO DfiFF'UeUlTY iN ALLOWiNG THE ViET HO~G KONG,ii ~SSUED A STATEMENT EX­ CONG TO EXPRESS ns ViEWS" AT ANY NEW ESTES 7R!AL TO OPEN PLAiNiNG WHY THEY KEPT THE MARRIAGE PEACE CONFERENCEo El PASO~ TEX. (UPi)--DEfENSE LAYERS SECRET -- "I WAiTED SO LONG FOR THAT As fOR MANSflELDiS SUGGEST~ON GENER- PO~ISHED UP fiNAL ARGUMENTS IN FEDERAL MOMENT THAT I WANTED iT TO BE VERY ALLY~ MCCLOSKEY SAiD "WE WELCOME COURT TODAV fOR A NEW T~~AL FOR BILLIE PRiVATE AND! WANTED TO SHARE MY THE REMARKS BY THE DiST~NGUUS~ED SEN­ SOL ESTES) WHOSE AGR~CULTURAL EMPIRE HAPPINESS W!TH MY F'AMILY AND A FEW ATE MAJORiTY LEADER AND AGREE WiTH THE COL~APSED ~N !962 WnT~ A ROAR HEARD OF' MY CLOSEST FRIENDS," SHE SAID SENTIMENTS WHICH HE EXPRESSED ••• ALL THE WAY TO WASHiNGTON. ill WANTED TO ENJOY EVERY MOMENT OF "WE WOULD FURTHER WELCOME ANY ASIAN ESTES HAS SEPV£D A YEAR OF A ~5-YEAR iTo MARRIAGE, AS I INTEND IT, COMES iN~TUATiVE TOWARD DISCUSS90NS, AND THE FEDERAL SENTENC.E FOR FRAUDo ~IS LAW­ ONCE IN A liFETIME." S~TE FOR ANY S~CH PEACE CONFERENCE AS VERS CONTEND THAT WITNESSES IN THE 1963 PONTi WAS IN HOLLYWOOD FOR THE ACA­ SUGGESTED BY SEN. MANSFiELD WOULD NOT ,TRiAL LiED AND THE CONVICTiON AND SEN- DEMY AWARDS BUT 9S EXPECTED TO JOIN POSE ANY DiffiCULTY." TENCE SHOULD BE SET ASIDEo HER !N LONDON ON FR!DAYo I U S. DiST JUDGE LEO pOEWSTER ANNOUN- SELA0~!E IN TR~NIDAD ICED HE WOULD HEAR ESTES _AwvrRS THIS NOSE COUNT TO BE VITAL PORT OF' SPAiN, TRiNiDAD (UPI)--TEN­ AFTERNOON. BREWSTER CO~_D ANNOUNCE A ON RIGHTS BILL ACTION THOUSAND COLORFULLY CLAD TR~NiDADiANS DECiSION IMMEDiATELY BUT WAS EXPECTED WASHINGTON (UPI)--ApPROVAL OF PRES­ TURNED OUT YESTERDAY TO WELCOME ETHIO­

TO WAiT UNTJL THiS WEEKEND OR THE FIRST IDENT JOHNSON'S FIRST C!Vll RIGHTS PiAN EMPEROR HAilLE SELASS9E j HERE FOR OF' NEXT WEEK PROPOSAL OF 1966 MAY DEPEND ON HOW A THREE-DAY VIS!T BREWSTER HEARD FOUR DAYS OF TESTIMONY MANY HOUSE LIBERAL AND NON-SOUTHERN A SECTION OF THE ROOFiNG OF THE MAiN FROM DEFENSE AND GOVERNMENT WITNESSES DEMOCRATS RETURN FROM THEIR EASTER AIRPORT TERM9NAL COLLAPSED WHilE SElAS­ LAST WEEK. RECESS IN TIME TO VOTEo SIE ADDRESSED WELCOMiNG REMARKS TO THE DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMEN WHO LINGERED THRONGo SEVERAL SPECTATORS WHO HAD ONE DEADLiEST DANGER iN THEIR HOME DISTRiCTS FOR POST-RE­ CLiMBED THE ROOF' TO GET A BETTER VIEW MINI~AL IN VIET NAM CESS CAMPAIGNING WERE SUMMONED BY OF PROCEEDINGS FELL 20 FEET TO THE WASHiNGTON {UPI)--COMBAT FATIGUE, TELEPHONE AND WIRE TO GET BACK PROMPT­ GROUND BUT NO ONE WAS SER~OUSlY !NJURED. WHiCH CAN BE DEADLY AS AN ENEMY BULLET, LY FOR THE SHOWDOWN TOMORROW. THE INC!DENT, WHICH OCCURRED SOME IS A VIRTUAL STRAN~ER TO U.So TROOPS THE lEADERSHIP SAID ABSENTEEISM 300-400 FEET FROM WHERE SElASSiE WAS fIGHTiNG iN VIET NI1M ~RMV SPECIALISTS COULD SPELL THE DIFFERENCE IN WHETHER SPEAKING, WENT UNNOTiCED BY MOST OF SAID DODAr. THE HOUSE APPROVES OR VETOES THE PRES­ THE CROWD. A MEDiCAL SPOKESMAN SAiD THAT THUS IDENT'S PLAN TO TRANSFER THE COMMUNI­ SElASSIE TOURED THf UNiVERSiTf OF FAR ONLY TEN CASES Of WHAT COULD BE TY RELATIONS SERViCE F'ROM THE COM­ THE WEST INDiES BEFORE FROCEED.NG TO CL~SSED AS BATTLE FATIGUE HAD BEEN RE­ MERCE DEPARTMENT TO THE JUSTICE DE­ GOVERNMENT ~OUSE WHERE HE is STAYiNG PORTED AMONG AMERICAN TROOPS IN SOUTH PARTMENTo DURING HiS ViSiT. VIET NAM. THE REASONS ARE MANY. tOR MOST REPUBLiCANS AND SOUTHERN DEM­ FROM HERE, THE SElASSdE PARTY IS TO ONE THiNG, ViET NAM is ~ "HiT QUiCK, OCRATS ARE AGAINST SHIF'TING THE AGEN­ fLY TO JAMAiCA AND HAiTio II GET uN~ AND GET THE HELL OlJT KIND OF CY, ESTABLiSHED BY THE 1964 CIVIL F'!G~TUNG T~AT DOES NOT PRODUCE THE PRO­ RIGHTS ACT TO MEDIATE RACiAL DISPUTES GROUND THAT RACIAL DuSPUTES COULD BE LONGED AND OFTEN MiND~CRUSHiNG BOMBARD­ AND WORK FOR VOLUNTARY COMPLiANCE RESOLVED MORE QUICKLY WiTHO~T ENFOR­ MENTS OF THE F~RST AND SECOND WORLD wnH THE lAW. CEMENT iN THE JUSTiCE DEPARTMENT, WHICH WARS AND ~OREA~ THE SPOKESMAN SAiD. THE MOVE WAS PROPOSED BY A HiGH-LE~ HAS BAS~C RESPONSiBiliTY IN CiViL COMBAT fATiGUE HAS BEEN MOST COMMON, El STUDY COMMISSION HEADED BY VICE RiGHTS MATTERS. ACCO~DiNG TO THE SPOKESMAN, WHERE SOL­ PRESiDENT HUBERT H. HUMPHREY AS PART HOUSE REPUBLICAN lEADER GERALD R. ID~ERS WE~E PiNNED DOWN AND UNDER HEAVV OF AN EFFORT TO STREAMLINE THE GOV~ FORD, MiCH., SAiD THE AGENCYuS iNTENDED ,OR CONTUNUOUS BOMBARDMENT. ERNMENTDS ENTiRE C!V~L RiGHTS EFFORTS. fUNCTiON WAS TO USE MEDiATijON TO PREVENT ATTYo GEN. NiCHOLAS DlBo KATZENBACK DISPUTES F'ROM REACHiNG THE STAGE WHERE HAS DEFENDED THE TRANSFER ON THE THE JUSTiCE DEPARTMENT MUST CONSIDER I PROSECUTiNG VUOLATORSo J - AroanJ TOWN

LISTE~ ATi(~TnVElY lC~ TO KWAJALEtN ••• UPON HIS ARRIVAL HERE, COL. WALTER PLAYS A MUSICAL fAREWEll ~NSlDE THE AIRPORT L. WiNEGAR, PAClriC OcEAN DIVISiON ENG'NEER, C.O~E., SHELTER. (cE~rER) S~AKES HANDS WITH MA~. V.K~ DAViS, KWAJALEIN "RCA ENGINEER. COL. WINEGAR is ACCOMPANIED BY COL. GLfNN CUB SCOUTS VI SIT : ~.~J~~O P !NGWERSON, HoNOLULU D.STRICT ENGINEER (RIGHT). THRE£ GROUPS or SCOUTS VISITED MAJURO ~~ST SUNDAY FOR A ONE DAY TOUR or THE ISLAND. TiCKETS AVAiLABLE FOR EBEYE CARNIVAL VISITtNG ALOHA COUNCIL SCOUT OFr~CIALS, STORS H. SMITH, TICKETS AqE NOW ON SALE rOR THE [SEYE SCHOOL CARNIVAL. ROGER O. PElZ AND V,NCENT P. WALLIS SPE~T THE DAY WiTH THE $1 TUCKET ADMITS THE HOLDER TO THE FIELD MEET ON SAT­ MAJURO SCOUT LEADERS AND TRUS~ rERR~TORY REPRESENTATIVES URDAY AfTERNOON, APR.L 30; TO THE VARIETY SHOW ON SATURDAY +------~DISCUSSiNG FUTURE PlA~S fOR SCOUTING EVENn~G, APRIL 30; AND TO THE MUSICAL PROGRAM ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, MAy i. THIS IN THE AREA. SAME TICKET IS US(O IN THE DRAWrNG rOR PRIZES. FOR EACH 500 TICKETS SOLD THE tORTY-SEVEN CUB SCOUTS WERE LED BY fOLLOW8NG PRIZES WI • Rf ~'VE tLOYD EGGLESTON, PACK MASTER, AND NINE tIRS~ PRtZE •• oG$75.00, SECOND PRIZf~ OF THEIR ADULT LEADERS. THE CUBS MADE .. $50.00, THIRD PRf2L ••• ~~J.UO tOURTH A WHIRLWiND TOUR Of HiG~ SPOTS OF INTER PRIZE o.o$~O.OO, fifTH PRiZE ••• $5.00, EST, ViSiTED lOCAL SHOPS, THEN ROUNDED StXTH PRIZEooo.$2.00. OUT THE DA Y WitH SHElll NG AND SW I MM I NG THE DRAWING WilL BE HELD SATURDAY EV IN THE LAGOON AREA. HINGo A TICKET HOLDER DOES NOT NEED Boy Scour UNtlFORMS WHICH WERE PRESEN TO BE PRESENT TO WiN. ED TO THE TROOP AT THE ASSUMPTION CATH­ TiCKETS WILL BE ON SALE OUTSIDE or OLIC MISSION SCHOOL BY JACK SWAJKOSKt ~CyIS ON SATURDAY MORN.NG APRiL 23- AND EDDIE COSTERIO, WERE DONATED THRO KWAJAlEIN R(SlDENTS MAY OBTAIN TICKETS THE SALE OF RECORDS BY THE t~liPINO FRO~ EMiLIE RAY, TRAILER 586, OR BY J.C 9 5 • ALMOST AllOr THE 500 STUDENTS CALLiNG MRS. TRANNiE QUINN, PHONE NUM­ ~SSEMBLED rOR THE PRESEN SER 2470v MRS. QUINN wtlL DELIVER THE tATHER HACKER PRESIDID TICKETS TO THE CALLER'S RESIDENCE. ALSO TRUST TERRITORY TEACHERS, MRs. ROMA MESSMAN, MRs. PAMELA KVILEKVAL, MRS. LOIS WAGNER, FRANCES RUSSELL, MRs. \ JOE NEIDIG, AND FRANK FELLER HAVE TICK­ SCOUT OFfiCIALS INTERVIEWED •••• LoCAL ETS FOR SALE' REPORTER, REV. D. S DAUGHTRY, (RIGHT) ROI-NAMUR PERSONNEL MAY OBTAIN TICK­ tNTERVIEWS ALOHA COUNCIL SCOUT Ofrl­ ETS fROM AXEL KVILEK¥AL. CIALS (fRO" LEFT) R.D. PELZ, S. H. ESEYE RESIDENTS MAY GET TICKETS fROM SMITH A~D V P. WALLIS WHO ACCOMPANIED ANY TEACHER OR ~ROM BOBO KEJU OR JOR­ THE KWA~ALEIN CUB SCOUTS TO MAJURO MILLE MALOLO, BOARD MEMBERS~

BEAUT IF'''' I Y DECORATED FtFLTS, HEADBANDS, PURSES, STICK CHARTS, HATS, NECKLACE FANS, DRESSES, PETTICOATS, GLASS BA~lS, AND MANY IKTERESTING SKELLS ARE AMONG THE LOVELY ITEMS TO aE orrERED FOR SALE AT THE ESEYE CARNIVAL HA~DICRArT SHOP ON APRIL 30TH. ALL THE 1H I NGS rOR SALE HAVE 8E£N DO,IUTED BY THE PARENTS OF THE STUDENTS or THE PUBLIC SCHOOL. THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO BUY SOME TRULY fiNE PIECES or MARSHALLESE HANDICRAFT AND HELP THE SCHOOL ESTABLISH AN EaEY~ NEWSPAPER, A NON-PROFIT BOOKSTORE fOR THE NORTKERN MARSHALLS, AND AN EBEYE BAND. KNIGHT, PHOTOGRAPHS A AS THE CUBS LEAVE MAJURO WiT~ ARMlOADS OF "THINKIN-G," SAID THE LITTLE A MCONL!JHTER IS A MAN WHO HOLDS SOUVENIRS BOTH DAY AND NIGHT JOBS SO THAT HE CAN IS WHEN YOUR MOUTH STAYS SHUT DRIVE FROM ONE TO THE OTHER IN A SETTER HEAD KEEPS TALKrNG TO ITSELF ~MALL FRY BEACH TRIP RE-~CHlDUL£D CAR. THE TRIP TO CORAL SANDS BEACH FOR r---__ ------~------~CHILDREN 7 TO 9 YEARS OLD, RAINED OUT MOOSE by Bob Weber LAST SATURDA Y MORN I NG, WILL BE TR I ED AGAIN THIS COMING tRIDAY AFTERNOON AF- ,------~TER SCHOOL. THE BUSSES WILL PICK THE CHILDREN UP AT THE IVEY HALL PARKING lOT AT 3 30 AND RETURN THEM THERE BY 5 15. THE CHILDREN MUST HAVE THEiR PER­ MISSION NOTES TO MAKE -11E TRIP. IF THEY WANT TO BRING A DRINK AND SNACK ALONG, PLEASE BE SURE IT IS PLAINLY MARKED WITH THE FIRST AND LAST NAME (ICE FOR THE DRINKS WilL BE PROVIDED.) THE CHILDRl~ WILL BE ACCOMPANIED BY OLDER HIGH SCHO~ STUDENTS, AND THE YOUTH DIRECTOR. PAGE 4~ HOURGLASS TUESDAY, APR!~9, 1966

FORO RECALLS JOyOOO CARS CLIFF!E SEEKS ~HORT DEAL TO REPAIR FACTORY DEFECT WALL ST~EET TCDHY CAMBRIDGE, MASS (UPI)--THE CLASSi­ NEW YORK (UPi)--THE STOCK MARKET DET~OIT (vPI)--THE FORO MOTOR CO. fiED ADVERTiSEMENT UN THE HARVARD fiNISHED MiXED TODAY AFTER SPENDiNG REVEALED YESTERDAY THAT ABOUT 30,000 CRIMSON READ· MOST OF THE SESSION fiGHTING OFf SELL­ Of ITS !966 MODEL CARS ARE BEING RE­ "ONE YEAR MARRIAGE? SEEMS TO BE ING PRESSURE. TRADING WAS MODERATELY CALLED BY DEALERS TO CORRECT A PRODUC­ THE ONLY WAY fOR A CL!frIE TO GET OUT ACT!VE. TION DEfECT Wrl~CH COULD RESULT IN BRAKE Of THE DORM. laLl SHARE EXPENSES, AM PRICES FLUCTUATED WiTHiN A NARROW fAlllJqE o A GOOD COOKo OTHER DETAILS? WE CAN RANGE fOR THE BEST PART Of THE DAY BUT A rO~D SPOKESMAN SAiD IT LEARNED THAT WORK iT OUTo CONTACT CRiMSON BOX EXPER I ENCED A SMA iNCREASE iN SEll- ABOuT 25~OOO FORDS AND 5,000 MERCURYS 2,000." ING NEAR THE CLOSE. DESPiTE THE SELL­ BU~LT 1N LATE FEBRUARY AND MARCH WERE THE AD WAS PLACED !N THE UNIVERSI­ !NG PRESSURE GAiNER~ STILL MANAGED TO CONSTRUCTED IN A MANNER BY WHICH BRAKE TYuS STUDENT DAiLY NEWSPAPER YESTER­ ESTABLiSH A SMALL LEAD OVER lOSERS. LijNES COULD BE DAMAGED OR RUPTURED BY DAY BY AN ATTRACTUVE RADCLIffE COED THE UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL STOCK A SEVEqE JOLT OR BOUNCE Of THE VEHICLE. WHO IS SiCK 4ND TURED Of l~VING IN iNDICATOR SHOWED AN AVERAGE GAiN Of DEALERS BEGAN RECALLING THE CARS ON A DORMITORYo 00 25 PERCENT ON THE 1,420 ISSUES TRADED Apqll 8 TO INSPECT THE BRAKE LINES AND THE GiRl~ A 20-YEAR-OLD JUNiOR, SAYS Of THESE, 58h ADVANCFD~ 54 TO NEW !966 iNSTALL A CLiP TO RE-ROUTE THE LINES, SHE HAS JUST LEARNED SHE WILL NOT BE HIGHS, WHILl 583 DECLINED, 60 TO NEW THE CO~PANY SAID. ONE Of THE 30 RADCLiffE SENIORS GRANT LOWS. THE CO~PANY SAID IT STARTED CALLING ED PERMISSiON TO l~VE Off CAMPUS NEXT DOW-JONES INDUSTRIALS DiPPED 0.34 TO CARS BACK AfTER IT WAS REPORTED SOME Of YEAR. 941.64 BUT RA!LS, WiTH THE AiD Of A THE BRAKE L!NES ON AUTOS TRANSPORTED "I REALLY INTENDED THE THING AS A fEW LARGE GAINS, ADVANCED 1.05 TO 263.-

BY RAIL APPARENTLY WERE DAMAGED EN PROTEST AGAINST RADCl!ff'S POLICIES, 5 1 0 STANDARD & POOR'S 500 STOCK INDEX ROUTE TO DEAlERSo BUT ~ iM SERiOUS," SHE SA!O. DiPPED 0.01 TO 9!o7o "No REPORTS Of BRAKE fAILURES HAVE "~ HAVE TO GET MARR~ED OR ! DONoT TRADING SLOWED 10 8,8203000 SHARES BEEN RECE!VED fROM CUSTOMERS~" THE HAVE A REASON fOR LiVUNG OfF' CAMPUSo" fROM 9, 150,000 SHARES YESTERDAYo SPOI<'ESMAN SAiDo THE COEDs WHO ASKED TO REMAiN UN­ ROAN SELECTION TRUST CONT~NUED AT THE DiSCLOSURE BY FORD CAME ONLY TWO iDENTifiED fOR fEAR SHE WOULD BE EX­ THE TOP Of THE ACTiVE l~ST. iT WAS UN­ WEEKS AFTER CHEVROLET REVEALED IT WAS PELLED~ SAiD SHE D~DN T EXPECT MANY CHANGED AT 13 7/8 ON 274~~oo SHARES. qECAlLiNG 105 M!LlION Of ITS !964-65 ANSWERS AND "PROBABLY NO SERiOUS SPERRY RAND WAS SECOND WijTH A GAIN Of CARS TO INSTALL A SHIELD ABOUT THE ONESo" 7/8 AT 23 1/4 ON 245~300 SHARES o ATLAS THROTTLE LiNKAGE Of SOME Of ITS POWER ON THE fIRST DAY q SHE RECEiVED MORE CORP. WAS THIRD WiTH A GA!N Of !/2 AT GliDE EQU~PPED AUTOS o THAN A DOZEN REPlHES o 4 ij/4 ON 225,500 SHARESo FORD SAgO THAT ON THE MODELS BEiNG ONE READ SiMPLY "WEU,'l" WiTH A SCM CORP. SPRiNTED 4 TO 80 7/8 ON RECALLED A SH~RP DOWNWARD MOVEMENT Of MANiS NAME AND ADDRESSo 165,100 SHARES iN fOURTH SPOT. T~E THE EXHAUST PiPE COULD RUPTURE THE ANOTHER REPLiEDo "~WAS ABOUT TO GAIN APPARENTLY WAS BN CONTiNUED RES­ BRAKE LiNE WHUCH RUNS TO THE REAR Of ADVERTiSE FOR A fEMALE ROOMMATE BUT PONSE TO iTS fAVORABLE EARNUNGS REPORT THE CARo THBS COULD CAUSE lOSS Of THE ! iM NOT SURE Of A ONE-YEAR MARRiAGE~ RELEASED YESTERDAYo CHRYSLER GAINED HYDRAUlUC flUiD ViTAL TO THE BRAKING THOUGH o ! NEED A COO~ BUT YOUu LL 1/2 iN ACT~VE DEALINGS UN RESPONSE TO OF THE CARo HAVE TO COOK A rES~ DiNNER~ ETCo~ OF iTS RECORD fiRST QUARTER SALES ANO THE SPOKESMAN SAUD THAT iN MARCH THE COURSE. ~i PROFiTS. STUDEBAKER~ ALLHOUG~ NOT lOCAT! ON Of A CL UF HOLD I NG THE BRAKE THE COEO SAiO A lor Of HER GiRL AMONG THE 15 MOST ACriVE~ GABNED ~ 7/8. liNE TO THE UNDERSUDE Of THE MODEbS fRiENDS AT ~ADCliffE KNEW ABOUT THE iT REPORTED AN 88 PERCENT uNCREASE IN I WAS CHANGED ON PRODUCTION LiNESo AD AND THINK ~TuS ilK~ND Of fUNNY." f~RST QUARTER PROfHTS DESP~TE A DECLiNE SHE SAiD HER PAREN!S~ ~OWEVER~ THiNK UN SAlESo FORD ROSF ~ BUT GENERAL MOSCOW CAB CAP~TAL!STS SHE ijS "NUTSo" MOTORS SHED 3/8 AND AMERUCAN ~OTORS ORAvv OFF ~ C ~ AL WRATH Muss ClASSHFUED AD i~snSTS SHE US GAVE UP !/8. Moscow (UPn)--THE COMMUNiST PARTY COMFlETElY SERiOUS ABOUT THE MATTER STEELS WERE MiXED. BETHLEHEM ROSE ORGAN PRAVDA TODAY TOOK UP A CAUSE AND JUST WANTS TO F'iND "SOMEONE ~ 1/4 BUT U.S. STEEL HELD UNCHANGED. DEAR TO MEN'S HEARTS EVERYWHERE -­ CAN GET ALONG WiTH fOR A YEAR " REPUBLIC AND YOUNGSTOWN SHEET SLID 3/8 WAYWARD TAXI DRiVERS AND THE TIPPING SHE CONfESSES, HOWEVER, "THE MORE EACH. Du PONT ADVANCED i 1/4 BUT EAST­ PROBLEM. LiKELY iT BECOMES THE MORE SCAREC I MAN KODAK AND UNiON CARBiDE SHED fRAC­ "TIPpg~G US A HARMfUL CUSTOM LEfT GET." TiONS. OVER fROM THE PAST," PRAVDA SAIDo ELECTRONICS OVERCAME AN EARLY DOWN­ "TijPPiNG is A SHAMEfUL THiNG BOTH fOR RCME READY TC HELP TREND AND fiNISHED MOSTLY HiGHER. Mo­ THE ONE WHO TIFS AND FOR THE ONE WHO IN VIET NAW CRI~I~ TOROLA GAiNED 3 i/4~ ADMURAl, FAiRCHILD RECE i VES THE T i P:S. II ROME (uPl)--FORE~GN ~iNISTER AMiNTO­ CAMERA AND COLLINS RADUO GAiNED MORE IT REPORTED THAT WORKERS AT Moscow RE FANfAN! TODAY SAUD !TAlY IS Will­ THAN 2 EACHo HONEYWEll SKiDDED 3 1/2, TAX! GARAGE No. i fELT THIS WAY SO ING TO HELP IN ANY ATTE~PT FOR PEACE TEXAS INSTRUMENTS 2 1/4, AND IBM 20 STRONGLY THEY 4TTACHED CASHBOXES TO IN ViET NAM~ NO MATTER HOW SLIM THE BOEING fELL MORE THAN 6 POINTS ON A THEIR VEHICLES SO CUSTOMERS COULD PAY CI-fANCES. REPORT A FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY SFOKE~ DIRECTLY iNTO THE BOXES AND EXTRACT FANfAND~ B~CK iN THE POST HE RE­ MAN SAID SOME AiRliNES HAD FOUND DAM­ THEIR OWN CHANGE, THUS KEEPING EXTRA SIGNED IN DECEMBER AfTER BEING IN­ AGE FROM METAL fATiGUE ON SOME BOEING COINS OUT Of THE DRIVERS' POCKETSo VOLVED iN A VUET NAM, PEACE-MAKING 707 JETS BUT iT LATER SLASHED ITS lOSS SOME Moscow HACK DRIVERS WERE NOT SO fiASCO, REPORTED TO THE CHAMBER FOR­ TO 3 7/8 c OTHER AiRCRAFT SHARES WERE ALTRUISTiC, PRAVDA SAIDo EIGN AF'fAjRS COMMiTTEE ON ITALY's IN­ ON THE DOWNTRACK EARLY iN THE SESSION THERE WAS T~E CASE OF THE Moscow CAB­ TERNATIONAL POLIC!ES. BUT GENERALLY ERASED OR GREATLY RE­ BIE WHO TOOK fiVE RUBLES ($5.55) fROM BESIDES REiTERATiNG iTAL~AN "UNDER­ DUCED THEIR DEFICITS. THREE RUBES fROM RYAZAN, 120 MILES STANDiNG" Of THE U,S. STAND IN SOUTH­ AIRLINES BOUNCED BACK fROM EARLY SOuTHEAST Of THE CAPITAL, fOR A TRIP EAST ASIA, HE ALSO WEAKNESS WITH A NUMBER Of GOOD GAINS, NORMALLY COSTING ONLY 50 KOPEKS (55 -~SAID AN iMPENDiNG VISIT OF SOVIET INCLUDiNG BRANIFf UP I i~ TRANS WORLD 3, CENTS). FOREiGN MINISTER ANDREi GROMYKO WOULD AMERICAN 2 1/8, EASTERN I 7/8 AND ANOTHER DRIVER TRIED TO GET THREE IN NO WAY ALTER ITALY'S LOYALTY TO NATIONAL! 3/4. PASSENGERS TO PAY A RUBLE EACH WHEN HER WESTER~ ALLIES. CALUMET & HECLA DROPPED 3 3/4. POL­ A TOTAL Of 1.17 RUBLES WAS SHOWING ON --PLEDGED FULL SUPPORT TO NATO AND AROiD ADVANCED 1/40 SINCLAiR O~l GAIN­ THE METERq TO EUROPEAN INTEG~ATaON IN CONTRAST ED 1 5/8 ON "Jf\

BASEBALL ROU~JDUP LOCAL SPORTS I \'I YiPK l UP i ) --THE PITTSBURGH WOMENiS vOl~ErBALL P.RAT£~ MOVED INTO A TWO-WAY TIE fOR r~E JOMAKETTES WON THEIR SIXTH THE fiRST PLACE iN ThE NATIONAL LEAGUE GAME AGAINST ONE DEfEAT LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT BY DEFEATING THE CINCINNATI OVER T~E LEPRECHAUNS IN TWO STRAIGHT ReDS 4-3 WITH THE HELP OF THE SEASONiS SETS ~5-2, !~-OTOQUALlfYFORTHE FIR~r TRIPLE PLAY ROUND ROBIN PLAY" GOING INTO TrlE HOME lhc Eucs hAD SCORED THREE RUNS IN STRETCP AND fiNAL WEEK Of PLAY, THE THE SIX1H INNING O~ A RUN-SCORING REMAINING GAMES WILL BE INTERESTING SII\JGt..E 8" JESSE GONDER AND A TWO-RUN TO WATCH AS TO WHO QUALI~IEDS fOR THE DOU8LE BY PINC~-HITTER JOSE PAGAN TO REMAINING TWO SPOTS ALONG WI1H THE TAKE A li-3 LEAD No-KA-OE, JOMAKETTES AND CRUSADERS CI~CINNATI T1R~ATENED IN THE SEVENTH Al THE END OF THE REGULAR ROUND THE STANZA WHEN TOM~Y ~ARPER AND PETE ROSE fiVE TOP TEAMS WILL PLAY A ROUND SLAPPED CCNSECUTIVE SINGLES WITH NO­ ROBIN SERIES TO DETERMI~E THE CHAMPIO BODY OUTo VADA PINSON, HOWEVER, SHIP THE WIN AND lOSS RECORDS fOR STRUCK OUT AND THE PIRATES CUT DOWN T~E SEASON WILL BE CARRIED INTO THE MEET THE CHAMPoooQRICHARD "COPPERHEAD" BOTH HARPER AND ROSE, WHO WERE ATTEM ROUND ROBIN SERIES 10ME J EMPLOYED BY P.M.Zq WON THE ALL­ ING THEIR SECOND DOUBLE STEAL OF THE LEAGUE SlAND~NGS ~SLAND "MATCH PLAy li CHAMPIONSHIP SUNDAY WON LOST GAME. BV DEFEATING MIKE DULL 2 UP IN A WELL HARPER, ONE OF THE FASTEST MEN IN 7 o PLAYED MATCH. THE LEAGUE, WAS BEATEN TO THIRD BY JOMAI<'ETTES 6 ,~ GONDER'S THROW AND HE WAS TAGGED OUT CRUSADERS 4 MOUNT AI NBALL TRYING TO GET BACK TO SECOND. ROSE, NIGPTINGAlES 3 4 !N THE TRIPLE A LEAGUE AT DALLY fiELD, WHO HAD REACHED SECOND, RETRACED HIS ~CHlI-BANS 2 3 THE ACCIDENTS CAME FROM BEHIND IN THE RAIDERS 2 STEPS WHEN HE SAW HARPER HEADING BACK lAST I NN I NG TO SCORE TWO RUNS FOR AN '8 NA All i TO THE BAG AND HE WAS TAGGED OUT ~ TO 7 VICTORY OVER DOUGLAS. H. STANDEN'S RACING BACK TO FIRSTo LEPRECHAUNS J TIMELY SINGLE WITH A RUNNER ON SECOND HIGHLANDERS ~ THE VICTORY, WHICH WENT TO AL McBEA ~ DROVE IN THE WINNING TALLY. IT WAS A RE~A ~ ~ NG THE THIRD OF SIX PlTTSBURGH PITCHERS, GAMES N TOUGH BALlGAME FOR DOUGLAS TO LOSE Af­ WED., APR I l LIFTED THE Bucs INTO A TIE WITH THE 20 TER LEADING ALL THE WAY. CASEY TOKUNAGA PM No-KA-OE VS CRUSADERS IDLE SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS. CINCINNATI 6g30 lED A HUSTLING ACCIDENT TEAM TO VICTORY THUR50 APRIL 2~ STARTER JOEY JAY WAS THE LOSER. J WITH HIS FINE PITCHING. LOSING PITCHER PM HIGHLANDERS VS rCH,~BANS ROOKIE DON SUTTON, WITH RELIEF 6.30 M. GIASOlll AND F. MORENA LED DOUGLAS 7:~5 PM NA All! VS 00~AKETTES HELP FROM PHIL REGAN, POSTED HIS FIRST AT THE PLATE WITH TWO SINGLES. fRI., APRil 22 MAJOR LEAGUE VICTORY AND AVENGED HIS RIKAKIS 6 WECo PM ~CHI-BANS VS RAIDERS ONLY LOSS IN THE BIG LEAGUES BY PITCH­ 6.30 THE RIKAKIS KNOCKED WECo FROM THE UN­ PM HIGHLANDERS VS CRUSADERS ING THE Los ANGELES DODGERS TO A 6-3 7 15 DEFEATED RANKS YESTERDAY AT BRANDON SUN., APRil TRIUMPH OVER THE HOUSTON ASTROSo 24 IElD WITH A CONVINCING VICTORY. JiM PM vs LEPRECHAUNS SUTTON, SHO LOST HIS FIRST NATIONAL 6:30 CRU~ADERS NCAN AGAIN PITCHED A FINE GAME WINNING PM N,GHTINGALES VS NA ALI I LEAGUE START TO THE ASTROS LAST WEEK, 7'!5 HIS SECOND STRAIGHT GAME IN TWO DAYS. LIMITlD HO~TON TO ONE RUN AND FIVE JUNuOR SOCCER DICK STIMPSON'S THREE-RUN HOMER IN THE HITS BEFORE TIRING IN THE EIGHTrl FIRST INNING GAME THE RIKAK/S A THREE- WHEN THE ASTROS SCORED TWICE. REGAN THE EBEYE JUNIOR BLUES INVADED KWAJA RUN LEAD UPON WHICH THEY WERE NEVER HEAD PI rCHED THE NINTH. RON FAIRLY AND LEIN YESTERDAY FOR THEIR fIRST GAME OF ED THEREAFTER. THE RIKAIS ADDED TWO HIT THE SEASON AND lE~T WiTH A VICTORY Lou JOHIl;ON LED Los ANGELES' 13- RUNS IN THE THIRD INNING AND ADDED A OVER THE MARiNE DEPAqTMENTiS DOLPHINS ATTACK WITH THREE SAFETIES APIECE, SINGLE RUN IN THE FOURTH FOR THEIR SIX­ THE ATLANTA-PHILADELPHIA GAME WAS TO 0 4 RUN TOTAL. WECo JUST COULDN'T GET START POSTPONED BECAUSE OF RAIN. THERE THE DOLPHINS KER PACE WiTH TH~ BLUES ED AND WERE HELD TO FOUR BASE HITS BY WERE NO GAMES SCHEDULED IN THE AMERI­ IN THE FIRST HALF, BUT IN THE SECOND DUNCAN. RAY NORTON LED THE RIKAKIS i HALF THE BLUES TALliED FOR GOALS BE- CAN LEAGUE BATTING WITH TWO SINGLES. HIND THE FINE fOOT WORK OF JANER CLAY TO WEET COOPER BOlKEIM WHO SCORED TWO GOALS, BOTH MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE CHICAGO (UPI)--HEAVWEIGHT CHAMPION TEAMS CAME UP W1TH EXCEllENT DEFEN­ ED , APRIL 20, DALLY FIELD CASSI US CLAY SAID LAST WEEK HE MAv SIVE PLA~S THROuGHOUl "HE GAME DAVE 5 15 PM P.M.Z. "B" VS KENTRON "8" TAKE ON GERMANyfS KARL MILDENBERGER A~EE PLAfED A GREAT GAME FOR THE DOL­ (HARDIN & BAGLEY) SIX WEEKS AFTER HIS MAY HENRY PHINS IN THE FIRST HALF, STOPPING 21 BRANDON FIELD SEVERAL GOALS BY THE ESEYE BLUES COOPER BOUT 5 PM EBEYE RANGERS VS DOUGLAS SPEAKING SOFTLY, SLOWLY AND SERIOUS DENNIS D'AMICO, STAN GIBBS AND STEVE (NORTON & GILL) MARTINEZ DID A GOOD JOB UP IN THE FOR- LY, CLAY LAID OUT HIS PLANS FOR THE THURS., APRIL 21, DALLY FIELD FuTURE I N AN EXCLUS I VE I NTERV lEW WITH WARD POSITION 5 15 PM MARINE DEPT VS NA A LI I "B" UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL HE ALSO LEAGUE SCHEDULE (AL VARO & SANTOS) SAID hE MAY RETIRE SOON, TH~\'iS , APRil 2~ BRANDON FIELD THE ~ILDENBERGER BOUT COULD COME PM JOMAKAJ VS [BEYE JUNIORS 4 45 5 PM WECo VS EBEYE BASKETS SIX WEEKS AfTER THE COOPER FIGHT "IF' MON,? APR IL 25 (HALLBAUER & GOUVIEA) I F'EEl UP TO IT," THE CHAMPION SAID. PM f,l-AMS vs EBEYE JUN!ORS 4.45 FRI , APRIL 22, DALLY FIELD "IF i DONIT THINK I'M READY, WEiLL 5 15 PM PRESS-Rol VS FIL-AM KGA MEDAL TOURNAMENT WAIT EIGHT WEEKS" (HARDIN & BAGLEY) HE SAID HE WOULD LIKE TO MAKE AN SUNDAr, APRIL THE KGA jNDIVIDUAL 24 BRANDON FIELD EXTENDED TOUR OF EUROPE "TO GIVE MEDAL TOURNAMENl WITH FULL HANDI­ 5 PM NA ALII "A" VS JAYCEES ALL THE COUNTRIES A CHANCE FOR THE CAP WILL BE HELD. MA~E UP YOUR (HAlLBAUER & RUNYON) TITLE " FOURSOME BEFORE THURSDAY, APRil ------HE SAID IF HE GETS BEAT, ~EflL RE­ 21. STARTING TIMES Will BE TAKEN RU00EL TG ~ENTOR CELT~ TIRE BY CALLING JOE ~AULUKUKUI AT 420 BOSTON (UPI)--BILL RUSSELL, ONE OF "11M ABOUT READY TO RETIRE ANYWAY," OR BY THE FOLLOWING, lOU DiAMICO, BASKETBALL'S SUPER STARS, WILL BE THE CLAY SAID "I DONiT WANT TO STAY IN OR JOHN JONES Af 9-476 9-2!8 PLAYING COACH OF THE BOSTON CELTICS NEXT THE GAME MUCH LONGER " YEAR, BECOMING THE FIRST NEGRO EVER TO CLAY SAID HE WANTS TO EXPOSE HIM­ LIVERPOOL (UP~)--SEVEN-MONTH-OlD COACH A MAJOR PROFESSIONAL ATHLETIC SELF TO AS MANY PEOPLE AS POSSIBLE PAULA O~SULlIVANbS FULL NAME IS PAULA TEAM AROUND THE WORLD HE EXPECTS 45,000 STv JOHN LAWRENCE LAWLER BYRNE STRONG RUSSELL, 32, THE CELTICS' BEARDED DE- TO filL LONDON'S HIGHBURY FOOTBALL YEATS STEVENSON CALLAGHAN HUNT MILNE FENSIVE WIZARD, WAS NAMED YESTERDAY TO STADIUM FOR THE COOPER FIGHT, AND SMITH THOMPSON SrlANKLEY BENNETT PAIS- THE POST WITH THE EIGHT-TIME NATIONAL "THAT'S MORE PEOPLE THAN I(VE EVER LEY O'SULLIVAN BASKETBALL ASSOCATION CHAMPIONS. F l'JGHT I N fRONT OF " THE BABY IS NAMED FOR THE LIVERPOOL ALTHOUGH NO CONTRACT TERMS WERE MEN- SOCCER TEAIIII.'/ INCLUDING THE MANAGER, TIONED, HE WAS EXPECTED TO GET A $50, TWO lRAINERS AND A RESERVE Y BOOST. ------~~~~~~~~------~~~~------~ PAGE 6 I HOURGLASS

DERS (CONTINUED F'ROM OSCARS (CONTI:~~~ ~:~) RA I PAGE ONE) HOLLYWOOD, SHE SAID, WAS "A BIT THE RAID CAME JUST A DAY AfTER II ALARMING • AMERICAN JETS STRUCK INTO THE OUT­ MARVIN APPEARED SURPRISED BUT MAIN­ SKIRTS Of HANOI T PUMMEL TWO RED TAINED HIS COMPOSURE. MISSilE SITES IN THE CLOSEST RAID "THERE ARE TOO MANY PEOPLE TO THANK YET TO THE NORTH VIETNAMESE CAPITAL. FOR !lAY CAREER," SAID LEE MARVIN RE­ THE UONG BI PLANT WAS HIT THREE CEiVING THE AWARD fROM JULIE ANDREWS, TIMES LAST DECEMBER BY AMERICAN LAST YEAR S BEST ACTRESS -- AND A PLANES -- TWICE BY THE NAVY AND ONCE NOMINEE THiS YEAR. "I THIN~ HAlf THE BV THE AiR FORCE. AF'TER THE LAST AWARD BELONGS TO A HORSE." ATTACK, BY 55 NAVY PLANES ON DEC. 22, MISS CHRISTIE HAS BEEN A PROfESSION THE PtlOTS REPORTED THE UONG 61 COM­ AL ACTRESS ONLY A COUPLE Of YEARS, PLEX ~OUT Of COMMISSION." EARNING HER CRAfT IN THE LONDON THEA­ YESTERDAY'S NEW STRIKE BLACKED OUT TER. MARVIN IS BEST KNOWN IN THIS MUCH OF' THE NORTH VIETNAMESE INDUS­ COUNTRY fOR HIS STARRING ROLE ON THE TRIAL COMPLEX STRETCHED BETWEEN HAI­ OLD TELEVISION POLiCE SERIES, "M PHONG AND ~ANOI. SQUAD." OTHER NAVY PLANES fROM THE CARRIERS AfTERWARD HE SAID, "YOU'RE NEVER KITTY HAWK AND TICONDEROGA HIT Mili­ USED TO WINNING AWARDS." TARY AND COMMUNICATIONS TARGETS IN TOLD HE RECEIVED THE WARMEST RECEP NORTH VlfT NAMo ONE AMERICAN A·I TION Of ANY WINNER IN MEMORY, MARVIN RAIDER PLANE WAS SHOT DOWN BY COMMU­ REPLIED, "I WASN'T COGNIZANT Of WHAT NIST AUTOMATIC WEAPONS fiRE NEAR TI­ WAS GOING ON." GER iSLAND, JUST orr THE COAST, BUT IN THE EXCiTEMENT BACK STAGE MISS THE PILOT WAS RESCUED. CHRISTiE LOST ONE Of HER GOLD EARRIN IN SOUTH VIET NAM, IT WAS DISCLOSED AND ACKNOWLEDGED THAT SHE PREfERRED THAT U.S. TROOPS rRO~ THE 25TH WOlf­ tl HER ROLE AS LARA IN "DOCTOR ZHIVAGO HOUND DiVISION HAD KILLED 28 COMMU­ TO HER ROLE IN "DARLING" fOR WHICH NiSTS 328 MILES NORTHWEST Of SAIGON SHE WON THE AWARD. IN A NEW OPERATION KNOWN AS KAHAlA. MASTER OF CEREMONIES BOB HOPE WAS THE WOLF'HOUNDS BEGAN THE OPERATION SURPRISED WiTH THE ACADEMY fiRST GOLD SATURDAY, SWEEPING BY HELICOPTER INTO MEDAL AWARD, QUIPPING "I Aft4 CAUGHT THE VITAL RICELANDS WiTH TANKS AND liKE AN IDIOT CARDS DOWN o I KNOW ARMORED PERSONNEL CARR!ERS BACKING JULIE CHRiSTIE WAS ALL CRACKED UP, THEM UP. l'M NOT A GBRL BUT I THINK I ILL CRY ARTilLERY SOfTENED UP THE LANDING TOO." ZONE BEfORE THE HELICOPTERS CAME IN. HOPE HAD KEPT THE AUDIENCE LAUGH­ SOME GUNSHIPS RECEIVED ENEMY F'IRE, ING DURING THE 2 1/2 HOUR TELEVISED BUT QUICKLY SILENCED IT WITH .30 CAL­ SHOW, OBSERVING THAT, "I NEVER HAD iBER MACHINEGUNS. A CHANCE THIS YEAR. I CANIT DRINK ONE U.S. COMPANY WAS STAKED OUT l'KE LEE MARVIN, GRUNT liKE ROD STEI­ "BAIT tI NEAR THE V!llAGE Of Ap CHA GER, CAN'T ENNUNCIATE liKE SIR LAU­ iT HAD A TANK PLATOON WITH iT AND RENCE OLIVIER. AND WHEN iT COMES TO HEAVILY fORTifiED 9 BUT IT DREW NO RICHARD BURTON I'M REALLY IN TROUBLE, VIET CONG ATTACK AS HAD BEEN HOPEDo "BUT i DON'T NEED TH IS RACKET. 11M Two BATTALIONS OF THE DiVISION'S SMUGGLING SINATRA RECORDS iNTO MEXDCO 27Tt iNfANTRY REGiMENT OPERATED fROM -- WHO LOOKS IN LBJ's lUGGAGE?" A BASE CAMP AT THE TOWN Of CHU PI. HE ALSO MADE REFERENCE TO LYNDA DURING THE fiRST DAY OF' THE OPER­ BIRD JOHNSON WHO ATTENDED THE CERE­ ATION, BRIGADE COMMANDER COL LYNN­ MONIES AND PARTY THAT fOllOWED WITH WOOD JOHNSON, Of EDGEFIELD, S.C., BEAU GEORGE HAMilTON, NOTING THAT THE HOPPED BY HELICOPTER BETWEEN THE ACTOR WAS ACCOMPANIED BY A "BEAUTifUL VARIOUS UNITS IN THE OPERATION. LY FEATHERED BIRD. If HE PLAYS HIS WHilE HE WAS BEING BRIEfED IN THE CARDS RIGHT HE CAN BE THE SECOND HAM­ fiELD BY A COLONEL} A CHUNK OF BURN­ ILTON IN THE WHITE HOUSE." ING WHITE PHOSPHOROUS LANDED JUST A THE COLOR TELECAST PROJECTED AN AR­ F'EW YARDS F'ROM JOHNSON. RAY OF BEAUTIFUL GOWNS SET OFF AGAINST "WHEW, THAT WAS CLOSE," SOMEONE A BACKGROUND OF DANCING FOUNTAINS AND SAID. "IT WAS STILL SHORT, THOUGH," REFLECTING POOLS AS PRESENTERS AND JOHNSON REPLIED COOLLY. "LET'S GET WINNERS APPEARED ON STAGE~ BUT OUT­ ON WITH THE BRIEfiNG." SIDE A BLUSTERY WIND AND TEMPERATURES A BATTALION OPERATIONS OF'rICER, IN THE LOW 50s HELD THE CROWD TO ABOUT MAJ. DESMOND DEWEY, OF' MERIDEN, CONN. A THOUSAND fANS SEATED IN BLEACHERS. HAD TROOPS FANNING OUT THROUGH SEVER MOST Of THE GLAMOR GIRLS WERE WRAPP VILLAGES ROUNDING UP VIET CONG SUS­ ED IN fUll lENGTH fURS AS THEY STEP­ PECTS. THEY WERE QUESTIONED QUICKLY, PED fROM CHAUffEURED LIMOUSINES TO AND MANY OF' THE SUSPECTS WERE BLIND­ BE GREETED BY CHEERS AND FLASHING fOLDED AND HUSTLED BACK BY HELICOPTER CAMERA LIGHTS. TO CHU PI, FOR fURTHER INTERROGATION. FOLLOWING THE CEREMONIES THE WINNERS IN ONE VillAGE, A CLUSTER Of AT WERE TOASTED AT THE ACADEMY BALL IN A lEAST A DOZEN YOUNGSTE~S WATCHED WIDE BEVfRL y 1-1, lLS HOTEL. AND fOR THE EYED AS HUGE AMERICAN TANKS CL[ANED FIRST TIME IN MANY YEARS All fOUR "THERE ARE THE REAL LOSERS IN THIS WINNERS Of THE ACTING AWARDS WERE WAR," SAID LT. COL. H.F. MOONEY, COM PRESENT TO RECEIVE AN OVATION fROM MANDER Of THE 1ST BATTALION, 27TH MORE THAN 2,000 CELEBRANTS. INfANTRY. MOST Of THE ACTION DURING THE fiRS WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE SPACE AGENCY TWO DAYS OF THE DRIVE WAS AGAINST SAID TODAY ITS LITTLE PIONEER-6 SPACE­ SNIPERS. MOONEY SPENT MUCH OF THE CRAFT IS RETURNING INFO~MATION OVER OPERATION IN THE AIR, OBSERVING AND . 11LLIONS o~ MllE& WHICH WILL HELP PRE­ CALLING IN ~IRE ON SNIPER ROCKETS • DICT OUTB0RST5 OF SOLAR RADIATION DAN­ ARTILLERY BURSTS SENT CLOUDS Of SMOK GEROUS TO FUTURE ~ANNED FLIGHTS BILLOWING SKYWARD AS HUTS SUSPECTED THL ~10~POJND INTERPLANETARY CRAFT Of HIDING SNIPERS WERE DESTROYED. WAS LAUNLHED ON DEC (6 INTO THE DEP­ ALTHOUGH IT WAS CALLED A SEARCH­ THS or ~FACE TODAY IT WAS 23,872,000 AND-DESTROY MISSION, CAPT. DON WIN­ MILES -ROM EAR1 H , 77 p 222,000 MILES N8NGHAM~ OF' SEATTLE, WASH., THE BAT­ F'ROM THE SJN AND HAD TRAVELED ABOUT TALION'S DOCTOR, ALSO SET UP SICK 200 MilliON MILES IN SOLAR ORBIT CALLS IN THE VILLAGES F'OR THE VIET­ ACCORDING TO NASA, THE PiONEER is NAMESE, TREATING THEM WITH A VARIETY SENClII\JG BACK "up TO TlN TIMES AS MUCH Of DRUGS AND MEDICINES. MOST Of THE DATA AS PREV.OUS l~lERPlANETARY SPACE­ CHILDREN ALSO GOT A CANDY STICK. CHAFT "A Iran's Fabulous Crown Jewel Collection ICROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer I I 2. 3 4 b 1 9 10 II By JANNY BROWN ~S ~S Central PI ess Assoclatwn 1'2.. 13 14- Corresponden t ~ ~ TEHRAN Iran - When I IS Ib 17 saw the PersIan crown Jewels,' ~ says portly SIdney (DIamond ~ Ie 19 2.0 Kmg) Krandall I felt ashamed ~ ~ of my Jewel collectlOn The 2.'2. '2."!I 2.4- crown Jewels form the mo:;t 21 magnIfIcent collectlOn of gems ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I have ever seen' 2.5 2.b '2..' 2.e '2.9 '?I 0 "51 32 Krandall who WIth sons Jer­ e ~ ~ ry and Hugh owns dIamond ?I3 "54 35 llunes I!1 South AfrIca and Bra ~ ~ zll a sapphIre mme m ThaIland, 3b '31 3P, an emerald mme m ColombIa a ~ ~ pearl farm m Japan and IS eye­ 'A ~~ 40 41 42. mg turquOIse mmmg m Iran ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ hImself owns an amazmg col 4"3 44 4S' 4b 41 "'\8 49 lectlOn named Jewels FlOm Around the World ~ ~ '5'1 ThIS collectlOn whIch IS CUl­ 50 5'2 53 rently exhlbltmg from coast to ~ t 54 55 S'b coast m the UnIted States m eludes such splendId pIeces 1S ~ ~ the 40 plus carat Krandall Dla 5' 5S S9 mond belIeved to have come ~ ~ flom Catherme the Gleat of 1'2..-8 RussIa the Jewels of a pel fectly \\ HORIZONTAL 50 tardy 2 of grand­ 10 --and mutched necklace of 13% mIlII 1 headland 51 m one parents Thummlm meter :;Ized pearls a pla:;tlc 5 vIper group 3 Chmese 11 strong map of ColombIa outhned by 8 complacent 54 overt wax wmd 9736 preclOus ColombIan emel 12 above 55 land 4 amatory 16 chess Fath Air Shah s bed like golden throne It s set With 13 SIgn of measure 5 fourth aIds and the DIamond m Or f pIeces many thousands of diamonds rubles and pearls the zodIac 56 the sun cailph 20 Arabian bIt a dIamond enCI usted globe 14 the Penta comb form 6 Japanese chleftam orbltmg mSlde a C1yshl ball sohulte the emplle I though llomcally enough the teuch (var) 57 examma- com 22 Zane-- Up from a nev. i:>paper dehv Old pamtmgi:> ;,how 1< ath AlI I flr~t I ulel s of thIS dynasty no 15 a horse bon 7 small 23 roof edges cry boyhood and one of 13 cllll Shah :;qllltted on hl~ b~d III e t Ibly Fath AlI Shah added 17 dye mdlgo 58 male sheep body 25 perform dr~n Krandall learned to love gold throne whIch wa:; encrust : gl ed.tly to the collectlOn t 18 puff up 59 BrItIsh of water 26 card gems whIle learnIng the tIade ed WIth mOle than 6000 large I ~ ~ " 19 a pea statesman 8 theater game

from hI:; felthcI who Wel:; a dIa dl'lmonds thousands of i:>mallf'l I AS IT IS now mSlde vaults 21 Enghsh platform 27 raIses mond cutter of modest means dIamonds and hundl eds of o\. of the Bank Mal kazl of Iran prelate VERTICAL 9 memonal 29 blrd's He grew up to become a gem eye :;lze emelalcb ruble:; and a probabl:, the world s most hIS Z4 Hebrew 1 contend stone home lllll11l1g magnate and owner of gl eat number of natural pead,> tOll cal and vast aggregate of letter ------~~----~- 31 Insect a lllultl mIllIon dollar prIvate The old boy hlmi:>elf-and m hardened mmeral and organIc 25 fIsh sauce 32 wager 28 Hmdu gem collectIOn a les:;el degree hI:; caUl tIer '>- substances formmg crystallIzed 34 dIspatch queen 38 a bandage * \\ as a 1\\ ays dl e:;:;ed m robes CaJ bon \\ elghmg thousands of 30 recede 40 concernmg LESS HORATIO ALGER In :;tltf \\ Ith pearls dIamonds em sparklmg carats and set m fab 33 mountam 42 female background but more loma1111c elalds and gold thread ulous Jewelry are sedately en pass sheep -If vlOlent-m hl~tOly al> I::. The shah shedd bore the bur vIew before the paymg publIc 34 cut 43 narrow the case of great gem:; IS the den of a towellng crown hea ly Not only set m Jewelry and 35 born aperture umque Per:;lan Crown Jewels \\ Ith kmg sIze gems When the sword hIlts even household 36 pedal 44 recordmg CollectlOn clown got too heavy the shah utensIls such as wash baSIn'> digIt nbbon Smce the dawn of PersIan wore alglettes WIth plumes of \\ater pItchers coffee and tea 37 ogles 45 astensk hIstory thousands of years be large dIamonds I ubles and set" plates tI ays etc are en 38 let It 47 rude fore ChllstIanIty PersIan kmgs gIant emer aId drops on Ius tll! crusted WIth dIamonds tur- stand bUlldIng of the past have alway:; bet'n ban quolse and other pleclOus gems 39 cartmg 48 far comb connected WIth fanatIcal love TheIr turbulent pa:;t temporal- vehicle form 41 bOll 49 Ireland fcr JE:v. els and gold One NadIr CENTURIES el as decade~ lly left m the background they slowly 1& D 52 money of Shah mvaded IndIa not only Tor and years of 1m a!'wn~ battles only cau:;e tumult m the brea~t 43 endures Avel'llJ;'e tIme of solution 22 minutes account polItlCal rea:;ons but for the and ch'lngeovers of rulers de of the vIewer now 46 refuse vast gem collectIOns of the Mo pleted or enlarged the Per!'lan TOUrIsts who come to Ir'ln (@ 1965 King Features Synd, Inc) 53 Jewel gUl emperors of DelhI and al:;o crown Je\\els as cIrcumstances make a beelme for the PersIan CRYPTOQUIPS to lecover gems plunder'ed from and dyna:;ty not only resurrect crown Jewels They come out PersIa by mvadIng armIeS ed PerSIan arb and handIcrafts of the vaults reelmg a bit dazed NMJEJS EKMMYKL NYL Scwn of the gem lOVIng QaJar but sv. elled the gem collectlOn pas'lmg from the brIllIance of RMJ LYKEJ dynasty Fath AlI Shah (1798 of the throne cartloads of gems mto the bnl- RKSM 1834) added greatly to the Per Under the notonou,>ly extIav !Jance of sunlIght Yesterday's Cryptoquip ALL PROPER POSTERS A'ITEST sIan throne Jewels ThIS gentle agant QaJar dyna!,ty members As dIamond kmg Krandall OUR CIVIC VIRTUE man not only loved gems he of whIch loved nothmg better I sa:,s The greatest value of loved women as v. ell and verbal than costly excursIOns to EUl I gems IS not only fmanclal but hIstory h'ls It that he Sired sons lope and ItS gay :;pots many 01 I the sh::ll'lng ot beauty With the all ove Iran the better to con the Jewels \~ere dlssapated al beholder' ~ CONTRACT BRIDGE By B. Jay Becker (Top Record-Holder In Malten' Individual Champlonlhlp Play)

South dealer After rt11Iing the club, declar­ Neither Side vulnerable er cashed the ace of hearts but NORTH then realized that it might be fatal to contmue with the king .84 if the hearts were not diVlded .J63 2-2 .AKQ64 He therefore played the ten 4 K 83 EAST of hearts next, plannmg to win the expected spade return Wlth .QJ92 the ace, cash the A-K of dia­ .Q97 monds, rufr a diamond, and .108 then cross to the jack of hearts ,.A10Hi in order to discard two spades SOUTH on the Q-6 of dlamonds .A76 .AK10542 This scheme would h a v e .73 worked all right, but, unfortu­ 62 nately, when East took the ten 4 of hearts WIth the queen, he re- The bidding turned a heart to the jack As South West North East a result of this play, South 1 • Pass 2 • Pass eventually had to lose a spade 2 • Pass 4 • trick and go down one Opening lead-queen of clubs Of course, South could always There is more to play of most have made the contract by tak­ hands than meets the eye For mg a heart 1I.nesse, but there example, take this hand where was no partIcular reason for as­ West led the queen of clubs, suming that East had three to whIch held, continued with the the queen jack, which also held, (East What declarer should have having played the 7-5), and done was lead the ten of hearts then led a third club, which at trick four instead of trick South ru1fed five This play would have made West's last play was wrong the contract East would win because he should have known with the queen but would be un­ that East had preCisely the A-10 able to make a damaging re­ ARMY GETTING 10,OOO-CHANNEL RADIOS-Development of a left and that declarer would turn 29 pound combat radlO receiver tran'lmltter that prOVIdes ru1f the third round of clubs Thus, if he returned a trump, 10000 mdlvldual vOIce channels and whIch mav be used by NO, THANKS- Mrs Edward MIChalskI turn'> down an evac South could not have the 10-x-x South would win it in his hand, :;ervICemen m the dense Jungles of VIet Nam was announced lntlOn offel by two members of the NatIonal Guard as of ClUbs or he would have cov- cash two diamonds and ru1f a ered the jack with the king diamond, and. then enter dum.­ by Hughes AIrcraft Co Fullerton Cal The smgle ~Hdeband flood \\'lt€'r'> hp 'It her home m Oslo The men are Paul West should therefor have my with a trump to dispose of radIO may be carned and operated by one man and IS m S('ho€'ger Kanaa'> cIty Kan and Chuck Thomas (rIght) shitted to a spade at trick three his spade losers productlOn for the Army Pltt'lburgh K1n checkmg for pOSSIble vIctIms ( 1J8IS, KfDg l'eatUl'el S7Ddlcate IDe) PAGE 8 HOURGLASS

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('I v WHIRLING GLOBE BY CONSULTING "FOS­ SIL CLOCKS" OF THE DISTANT PAST DENVER (UPI)--A "SEVERE EXPLOSION" INJUNCTICN 0TUDIED FAA, PILOTo, IN HA~oLE THIS POSSIBILITY WAS SUGGESTED TO­ CAUSED BY A SNAPPED NOSE GEAR LINKAGE IN oCHOOL BCYCOTT WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE FEDERAL AVIATION DAY IN PAPERS PRESENTED AT A SCIENTI ROCKED A UNITED AIR LINES Dc-8 JET CHICAGO (UPI)--SCHOOL BOARD OFFI­ AGENCY (FAA) SAID "PUT UP OR SHUT UP " IC SYMPOSIUM HERE WITH 31 PERSONS ABOARD IN FLIGHT EARLY CIALS TABULATED ATTENDANCE FIGURES AIRLINE PILOTS SAID, "NOT IF WE'RE CLIMATE OVER THE MILLIONS OF YEARS TODAY, BUT THE AIRCRAFT LANDED SAFELY AT CHICAGO'S LARGEST ELEMENTARY SCH~ GOING TO BE PUNISHED FOR PUTTING UP " IS AFFECTED BY THE EARTH'S ROTATION AT DENVER'S STAPLETON INTERNATIONAL TODAY BEFORE DECIDING WHETHER TO THE FAA PROMISED "You WON'T BE " AND THE TILT OF ITS AXIS WITH RESPECT I RPORT SEEK AN INJUNCTION AGAINST THE SECOND THAT SUMMED UP THE FIRST DAY OF THE TO THE SUN NONE OF THE 24 PASSENGERS OR SEVEN BOYCOTT OF THE SCHOOL IN FOUR MONTHS FAA's HEARINGS INTO PILOT ATTACKS ON THE THESE IN TURN ARE INFLUENCED BY CREW MEMBERS WAS INJURED THE PLANE LEADERS~OF THE BOYCOTT SAID THEY NEW RULE REDUCING JET SEPARATION ACROSS THE GRAVITATIONAL DRAG OF THE MOON, LANDED AMID ALL AVAILABLE FIRE AND WOULD DISREGARD AN INJUNCTION, IF ONE THE NORTH ATLANTIC FROM 120 TO 90 MILES WHICH VARIES ACCORDING TO THE DIS­ EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT IN A LIGHT SNOW­ IS GRANTED SIX HOURS OF TESTIMONY AND OCCASIONAL TANCE SEPARATING THE EARTH FROM ITS STORM PICKETS, MOST OF THEM MOTHERS OF BARBED EXCHANGEB TODAY PRODUCED THE FIRST ONLY NATURAL SATELLITE "THE PLANE HAS SUGGERED A SEVERE EX­ JENNER SCHOOL STUDENTS, APPEARED AT SIGNIFICANT AGREEMENT SINCE THE CONTRO­ WAERE WAS THE MOON HUNDREDS OF MIL­ PLOSION IN THE AIR AND NOW HAS SEVERE THE BUILDING YESTERDAY MORNING THEY VERSY BEGAN EARLY THIS YEAR THE P~LOTS LIONS OF YEARS AGO? WHERE WILL IT VIBRATION," AN OFFICIAL IN THE AIRPORT ENCOURAGED JENNER'S APPROXIMATELY CONTEND THAT 90 MILES ISN'T ~~~ ENOUGH BE HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF YEARS TOWER SAID AS THE HUGE PLANE CIRCLED 2,500 SCHOOL-BOUND STUDENTS TO BOY­ BECAUSE NAVIGATION ERRORS OCCUR FREQUENT­ HENCE? How MANY ICE AGES HAVE THERE THE FIELD FOR A LANDING COTT CLASSES AND ATTEND "FREEDOM" LY ENOUGH TO CREATE A POTENTIAL COLLI­ BEEN? How MANY MORE WILL THERE BE? A UNITED SPORESMAN SAID THE BLAST SCHOOLS THAT HAD BEEN SET UP SION HAZARD THE FAA AND AIRLINES CONTEN By STUDYING ANCIENT FOSSILS SCIENT­ D VIBRATION WERE CAUSED BY A BROKEN ABOUT 650 STUDENTS BROKE THE PICKET THAT THE PILOTS HAVE YET TO PRODUCE ANY ISTS HAVE BEEN ABLE TO DEDUCE THE KAGE WHICH OPENS TWO DOORS TO LET LINE AND ATTENDED CLASSES AS USUAL, SOLID EVIDENCE OF HORRENDOUS ERRORS DIRECTION OF THE EARTH'S MAGNETIC THE NOSE GEAR SCHOOL OFFICIALS SAID OF THE REMAI THE CHIEF ISSUE AT YESTERDAY'S SESSION FIELD AND WINDS IN GEOLOGIC TIMES CAPT G G CAMPBELL OF SEATTLE, WASH DER SOME 700 PREFERRED GOING TO THE WAS A SURVEY NOW UNDER WAY BY THE INTER­ LONG AGO ADE THE EMERGENCY LANDING WITHOUT IN­ "FREEDOM" SCHOOLS, WHERE "CEIH I F I ED NATIONAL FEDERATION OF AIR LINE PILOTS THE Dc-8 IS THE LARGEST COM­ TEACHERS" TAUGHT "REGULAR SUBJECTS ASSOCIATIONS (IFALPA), OF WHICH THE U S RCIAL AIRCRAFT CURRENTLY IN USE AND NEGRO HISTORY "A SPOKESMA AIR LINE PILOTS ASSOCIATION IS A MEMBER