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BERLIN, (UPI)--EAST GERMANY'S 5TATE RUN RECORD FIRM WILL BRING OUT A RE PRE-MONSOON MILITARY STEPUP CORD OF SONGS OF AMERICAN FOLK SINGER JOAN BAEZ, THE COMMUNIST PRESS REPORT INVOLVES EDGE OF CAMBODIA ED TODA Y SAIGON (UPI)--OUTNUMBERED U.S MARINES STORMED THROUGH MACHINEGUN FIRE TODAY AND MISS BAEZ WAS IN EAST BERLIN FOR A FOUGHT COMMUNIST TROOPS HAND-TO-HAND AND TRENCH-BY-TRENCH FOR A VILLAGE 350 MILES NORTH MAY DAY APPEARANCE SUNDAY AT THE DISTEL OF SAIGON JUST WEST OF SAIGON A U S. ARMY SQUAD SUFFERED "HEAVY" CASUALTIES IN ANOTHER CAFE THE PERFORMANCE WAS TAPED AND FIERCE BATTLE WITH THE VIET CONG WILL BE SHOWN ON EAST GERMAN TELEVISION. IN SAIGON, THE UNITED STATES OFFICIALLY ACKNOWLEDGED FOR THE FIRST TIME THAT U S. THE EAST BERLIN NEWSPAPER BERLINER fORCES HAD FIRED ACROSS THE BORDER INTO CAMBODIAN TERRITORY. A SPOKESMAN SAID AMERICAN ZEITUNG, IN A REVIEW, SAID MISS BAEZ ARTILLERY fiRED SHELLS INTO CAMBODIA TO SILENCE "VERY HEAVY AUTOMATIC WEAPONS FIRE" BE I S "THE VO I CE OF THE OTHER At€ RICA ING DIRECTED SATURDAY AGAINST Gis FIGHTING THE VIET CONG ON THE SOUTH VIETNAMESE SIDE THAT IS AGAINST MURDER AND WANTS TO OF THE BORDER HALT THE MASSACRE I N V lET NAM " THE U.S. SPOKESMAN SAID THE AMERICANS FIRED IN "SELF-DEFENSE" ACROSS THE 250-YARD WIDE CAl BAC RIVER THAT fORMS THE BORDER 75 MILES NORTHWEST Of SAIGON. TROOPS IN THE fiELD HAVE REPORTED SIMILAR INCIDENTS IN THE PAST, BUT U S. OFFICIALS PREVIOUSLY HAO WITHHELD CONfiRMATION SENATE GROUP INDICTS MCNAMARA IN THE AIR WAR, IT WAS DISCLOSED THAT AMERICAN WARPLANES HAD STRUCK ANEW AT THE ON ARMY PREPAREDNESS STATUS COMMUNISTS' SUPPLY LINES IN NORTH AND SOUTH WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE SENATE PREPAREDNESS SUBCOMMITTEE SAID TONIGHT FOUR U S ARMY VIET NAM, AND SWEPT OUT OVER THE SOUTH CHINA DIVISIONS WERE REPORTING SHORTAGES OF "MAJOR ITEMS Of EQUIPMENT" WHEN DEFENSE SECRETARY SEA TO DEST88Y 41 MORE COMMUNIST SUPPLY VES ROBERT S McNAMARA TOLD CONGRESS THEY WERE FULLY READY fOR COMBAT SELS AND DAMAGE 40 OTHERS IT WAS THE SECOND JAB AT McNAMARA WITHIN THE WEEK BY THE SUBCOMMITTEE WHICH SUNDAY ON THE GROUND, THE BITTER BATTLE FOR XUAN CRITICIZED THE PENTAGON'S TRAINING PROGRAM fOR ARMY RESERVES THE NEW CRITICISM WAS NGOC VILLAGE, TEN MILES NORTHWEST Of THE CONTAINED IN A SUBCOMMITTEE REPORT PUBLISHED AFTER THE DEFENSE DEPARTMENT'S SECURITY RE MARINE BASTION OF CHU LAI, BROKE OUT AS A VIEW LEATHERNECK PAT~OL OF 13 MEN MOVED WARILY THE MAIN BURDEN OF THE REPORT HAD LEAKED INTO PRINT WHILE THE PENTAGON CENSORSHIP WAS INTO THE VILLAGE CLUSTER OF BAMBOO HUTS IN PROGRESS IT SAID THE FOUR FULL ARMY DIVISIONS NOW StATIONED IN THE CONTIN[NTAL UNIT- THE MARINES DID NOT KNOW THAT ALMOST 100 ED STATES IN THE STRATEGIC RESERVE FORCE ARE "NOT COMBAT READY TODAY" BECAUSE THEY HAVE VIET CONG LAY WAITING IN TRENCHES DUG AROUND LOST SKILLED MEN TO VIET NAM AND HAVE BEEN THE HUTS ASSIGNED INEXPERIENCED RECRUITS ON A "TRAIN TWO SENATORS ASK PANEL SUDDENLY THE COMMUNIST GUERRILLAS OPENED AND RETA I N" BAS IS UP WITH MACHINEGUN AND SMALL ARMS FIRE IN ADDIT ION TO EXPRESSING "CONCERN" OVER TO STUDY CHINA TIES THE MARINES DROPPED, PINNED DOWN BY THE HEAVY PENTAGON STATEMENTS ON READINESS OF THE WASHINGTON (UPI)--DEMOCRATIC SENS ED fiRE THEY RADIOED fO~ HELP BUT THE REIN ARMY'S 16 COMBAT DIVISIONS, THE SUBCOMMITTEE WARD M KENNEDY, MASS, AND GEORGE S Mc FORCEMENTS HAD TROUBLE REACHING THE SCENE COMPLAINED THAT ITS INVESTIGATORS ARE NO GOVERN, S.D , PROPOSED TODAY THAT PRESI (CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR) LONGER ABLE TO GET DOCUMENTS FROM fiELD DENT JOHNSON NAME A BLUE-RIBBON COMMISSION COMMANDERS IN THE COURSE Of FIELD INVESTI TO OVERHAUL U S. POLICY TOWARD COMMUNIST RENEWS T GATIONS THE SUBCOMMITTEE PUT NO BLAME CH INA LBJ OPPOS I ION ON fiELD COMMANDERS \oIHO HAVE "COOPERATED IN SEPARATE BUT SIMILAR SPEECHES PREPAR TO DE GAULLE'S POLICIES SPLENDIDL~' BUT SAID THEY MUST NOW fORWARD ED FOR THE SENATE, THE TWO STEPPED SQUARELY WASHINGTON (UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON, RE SUCH DOCUMENTS TO THE PENTAGON fOR "~EVIEW INTO THE MIDDLE OF THE REAPPRAISAL Of U S NEWING HIS OPPOSITION TO FRENCH PRESIDENT AND COORDINATION" BEFORE THE MATERIAL IS ~ELATIONS WITH PEKING RECENTLY LAUNCHED CHARLES DE GAULLE'S GO-IT-ALONE POLICIES, SUPPLIED BY SEN J. W,LLIAM FULBRIGHT'S FOREIGN RE SAID TODAY THAT ATLANTIC DEfENSE MUST BE "THEIR REfUSAL TO FURNISH DOCUMENTATION LATIONS COMMITTEE MAINTAINED BY INTEGRATED fORCES OF THE DIRECTLY REFLECTS THEIR COMPLIANCE WITH KENNEDY SAID HIS PROPOSED PANEL WOULD NATO AlL IES ORDERS ISSUED fROM THE PENTAGON," THE REPORT HAVE THE OBJECTIVE OF FREEING U.S RELA CITING "GUIDING PRINCIPLES" OF AMERICAN SAID TIONS WITH COMMUNIST CHINA FROM IT "P~E POLICY TOWARD EUROPE, THE PRESIDENT REPLIED (CONTINUED ON PAGE fOUR) SENT EMOTIONAL STRAITJACKET" TO DE GAULLE'S DETERMINATION TO WITHDRAW As MEMBERS HE SUGGESTED THE NAMES Of FRENCH FORCES FROM THE NORTH ATLANTIC RETIRED ARMY GENS MATTHEW B. RIDGWAY AND TREATY ORGANIZATION IN THESE WO~DS LARGE VOTER TURNOUT ALFRED M. GRUENTHER, BOTH FORMER NATO COM "OUR ALLIANCE WITH WESTERN EUROPE -- WHICH FOR 'BAMA PRIMARY MANDERS, O~ DR MILTON EISENHOWER, RETIR WE BELIEVE IS IN THE COMMON INTEREST Of ALL BIRMINGHAM, ALA (UPI)--A "NEW" ALABAMA - ING PRESIDENT OF THE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVER WHO SEEK PEACE -- IS A CHA~TER fOR CHANGING WITH THOUSANDS Of NEGROES JAMMING THE POLLS SITY AND BROTHER OF DWIGHT 0 EISENHOWER NEEDS, NOT A RELIC OF PAST REQUIREMENTS I FOR THE fiRST TIME -- GAVE ITS ANSWER TODAY MCGOVERN'S CHOICES WERE fORMER PRESIDENT "IT WAS -- AND CONTINUES TO BE -- A BASIS TO THE "MA AND PA" BID Of LURLEEN AND GEORGE EISENHOWER, RIDGWAY, OR RETI~ED GEN JAMES FOR SECURITY, SOLIDARITY, AND ADVANCE IN I WALLACE TO CONTINUE AS GOVERNOR M GAVIN EUROPE IT REMAINS OUR CONVICTION THAT THE WALLACES VOTED IN THE TOWN Of CLAYTON THE SOUTH DAKOTA DEMOCRAT PROPOSED THAT AN INTEGRATED ATLANTIC DEfENSE IS THE fiRST I AND WERE SHUNNED BY SOME Of THE NEGROES THE UNITED STATES END ITS OPPOSITION TO NECESSITY -- NOT THE LAST RESULT -- Of THE WAITING TO CAST THEIR BALLOTS. RED CHINA'S ADMISSION TO THE UNITED NA BUILDING OF UNITY IN WESTERN EU~OPE -- FOR WALLACE, WHO HAD HIS WIFE RUN AS HIS STAND TIONS, INVITE CHI~A TO DISARMAMENT AND EXPANDING PARTNERSHIP ACROSS THE ATLANTIC - IN IN THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY BECAUSE THE NUCLEAR TREATY TALKS AT GENEVA, AND AGREE AND FOR RECONCILING DiffERENCES WITH THE STATE CONSTITUTION PREVENTS HIM FROM SUCCEED TO A UNITED NATIONS SOLUTION OF THE FORMOSA EAST" ING HIMSlE[f, ATTEMPTED TO PAT If. NEGRO VOT PROBLEM, WHILE ENCOURAGING SELf-DETERMINA JOHNSON SAID THAT "AS WE REVISE THE STRUC ER ON THE SHOULDER, BUT THE NEGRO TURNED TION FOR THE PEOPLE THERE TURE fOR NATO TO MEET TODAY'S REALITIES, WE AWAY (CONTINUED ON PAGE fOUR) MUST MAKE SURE THAT THESE FORWARD-LOOKING PURPOSES ARE SERVED -- AND SERVED WELL." I LONG LINES FORMED HOURS BEfORE THE POLLS OPENED IN SOME BLACK (SOIL) BELT COUNTIES, RIGHTS ALLIANCE DIES THE P~ESIDENT'S COMMENTS WERE MADE AT A COLORFUL CEREMONY IN THE WHITE HOUSE ROSE I WHERE MUCH OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS STRUGGLE HAS OF FAIR HOUSING 81 LL I TAKEN PLACE, AND THE~E ALSO WAS A GOOD GA~DEN MARKING THE I,OOOTH ANNIVERSARY Of I TURNOUT IN SUCH METROPOLITAN CENTERS AS WASHINGTON (UPI)--~RESIDENT JOHNSON'S CHRISTIANITY IN P.L~ND AND THE 175TH ANNI
I BIRMINGHAM, MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE P~OPOSAL FOR A NATIONAL FAIR HOUSING LAW VERSARY Of THE POLISH CONSTITUTION. No INCIDENTS WE~E REPORTED IN THE ONCE APPEARED TODAY TO HAVE SOUNDED THE DEATH RIGIDLY-SEG~EGATED STATE, ALTHOUGH MORE KNELL fOR THE BIPARTISAN CONGRESSIONAL CO- NIKE - X DEPLOYMENT OK'D THAN 150,000 ADDITIONAL NEGROES HAD THE VOTE ALITION WHICH PUSHED THROUGH THE HISTORIC WASHING10N (UPI)--THE HOUSE ARMED SER THIS TIME AS A ~ESULT Of THE NEW FEDERAL CIVIL RIGHTS MEASURES OF 1964 AND 1965 VICES COMMITTEE TODAY UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED VOTING RIGHTS LAW THERE ARE NOW 257,800 SENATE REPUBLICAN LEADE~ EVERETT M DIRK- AN $18 BILLION DEfENSE AUTHORIZATION BILL NEGRO VOTERS IN THE STATE, AS OPPOSED TO SEN, ILL., A KEY PARTNER Of THE WHITE HOUSE IT CARRIED FUNDS fOR TH~EE CONTROVERSIAL 1,142,000 WHITES IN THE OTHER BATTLES, ANNOUNCED THE END Of PROJECTS OPPOSED BY DEFENSE SECRETARY Ro FEDERAL VOTING OBSERVERS, ASSIGNED BY THE ALLIANCE YESTERDAY WHEN HE ATTACKED THE BERT S McNAMARA THE U S JUSTICE DEPARTMENT, WERE eN DUTY FAIR HOUSING PROVISIONS OF THE NEW CIVIL CHAIRMAN L. MENDEL RIVERS (DEM.-S.C.), IN SEVEN COUNTIES, ALL WITH HISTORIES ef R,GHTS BILL AS "ABSOLUTELY UNCONSTITUTIONAL~ TOLD NEWSMEN THE COMMITTEE ADDED ABOUT RACIAL TURMOIL THE PROPOSAL, WHICH WOULO BAN DISCRIMININ $900 MILLION TO THE $17 BILLION REQUESTED FIVE OTHER STATES, INCLUDING NEIGHBORING ATION IN SALE AND ~ENTAL OF ALL HOUSING, BY THE ADMINISTRATION. FLORIDA, ALSO HELD PRIMARIES TODAY OTHERS WAS D~AFTED THE THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT AND INCLUDED IN THE BILL -- WHICH ALREADY INCLUDED INDIANA, OHIO, NEW MEXICO AND OKLA- BASED ON THE GOVERNMENT'S CONSTITUTtONAL HAS BEEN PASSED BY THE SENATE -- WAS AUTHORI HOMA RIGHT TO REGULATE INTE~STATE COMMERCE. ZATION TO BEGIN POSITIONING A NIKE-X ANTI IN THE FLORIDA PRIMARY, DEMOCRATIC Gov THIS IS THE SAME ARGUMENT THE DEPARTMENT MISSILE SYSTEM AROUND THE COUNTRY HAYDOI~ BURNS DEfENDED HIS CONTROVERSIAL 14- USED SUCCESSFULLY TO UNDE~PIN THE PUBLIC THERE ALSO WERE FUNDS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF MONTH RECORD IN OFFICE AGAINST THREE CHALLEN ACCOMMODATIONS SECTION OF THE 1964 CIVIL AN BNREQUESTED NUCLEAR FRIGATE AND FOR STEP GERS, INCLUDING MAYOR ROBE~T K,NG HIGH 06 RIGHTS ACT AS WELL AS IN DESEGREGATION OF PED-UP RESEARCH ON A 'UTURE MANNED BOMBER. I~M~I~M~I ______-L~R~A~I~L~A~N~D~B~U~S~T~E~R~M~IN~A~L~S ______~I. ______~ PAGE 2 HOURGLASS SDAY, MAY 3 ..------. JCHNSON CONTINUES DRIVE ROMAN ~TUDENT~ RIOT L!NDSAY TAKE~ CONTROL TO CURB BIG INVESTMENTS ROME (UPI)--NEO-fASCiST STUDENTS, OF PAPER ~TR!KE TALK~ WAS~u~brON (UPI)--THE JOHNSON ADM!N LED BY SEVERAL PARLIAMENTARY DEPUTIES, NEW YORK (UPI)--MAYOR JOHN V. LiNDSAY I~TRAT!ON RESUMED ONE OF ITS FAVORITE TODAY CLASHED WITH POLICE iN AN HOUR TODAY TOOK PERSONAL CHARGE OF THE LABOR ~\r.ViTiES TODAV -- TRVING TO GET BUSI LONG RIOT ON THE CAMPUS OF THE ROME DISPUTE THAT HAS PREVENTtD THE WORLD NESSMEN TO SEE THINGS ITS WAY. UN i VERS lTV. JOURNAL TRIBuNE FROM BEING PUBL!SHED rAEA~URY SECRETARY HENRY H. FOWLER NEARLY 100 OF THE STUDENTS WERE AR SiNCE iTS INCEPTION APRIL 25. WAS TO CALL ON BUSINESSMEN TO STEP UP RESTED AND A NUMBER WERE !NJURED, ONE LINDSAY SUMMONED THE LEADERS OF 10 THEiR EFfORTS TO CURB OVERSEAS INVEST SERIOUSLY. A NEO-FASCiST DEPJTY IN NEWSPAPER UNiONS TO CITY HALL ijN AN Ef MfNT~ TO KEEP DOLLARS AT HOME ~ND RE VOLVED IN THE MELEE~ RAFFAELE DElFiN~ fORT TO RESOLVE THE THORNY PROBLEM. DUtE T~E BALANCE OF PAYMENTS DEFICIT. WAS TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAb WITH A BRAIN A FEW HOURS AFTER THE ~AYOR ANNOUNCED F()\NlE~ WAS DUE TO ADDRESS A "BALANCE CONCUSSION SUFFERED WHEN POLICE MOVED THE MEETiNG YESTERDAY~ THEODORE W. OF PA'li'''''ENT~ llJNCHEON" OF THE U.S. CHAM- iN TO BREAK UP THE RijOTS. KHEEl, WHO HAS BEEN MEDIATDNG THE DiS BER O~ CO~MERCE CH~MBER DELEGATES THE UNIVERSiTY TROUBLES HAVE BEeN PUTE BETWEEN THE MERGED CORPORATiON WEPE EXPECTED TO ViEW HIS APPEAL SKEPT GOING ON FOR THE PAST WEEK~ BUT TO AND T~E PRINTERS UNiON, WITHDREW FROM jCAlL'lI'. DAY'S OUTBREAK WAS THE WORST POLICE THE TASK. KHEEl SAID iT WOULD BE DE TOMORROW, THE DE~EGATES WI~L VOTE ON SA!D ulTi S ~OT OVER YET" AND HUNDREDS SIR~BlE TO COORDINATE THE NEGOT!ATIONS A PROPOSED DECLARATiON OF CHAMBER POL Of THEM WERE KEPT ON DUTY ON THE H!G~ OF THE PUBL!SHERS AND ALL THE UNDONS. ICY THAT WARNS AGAINST RESTRAIN!Nr WALLED CAMPUS. "IN VIEW OF THE fACT THAT TrlE MAYOR fORE I GN iNVESTMENT FOR ANY "PROTkACTED" THE POLiTICAL ViOLENCE STARTED LAST HAS ASSUMED GENERAL JURISDICT!ON OVER PERiOD OF TI .... E. WEDNESDAY WHEN NEO-FASCIST STRONGARM THE DiSPUTE, AND PROPERLY SO, ! AM THE RESOLuTION POiNTS OUT WHAT ADMIN SQUADS INTERFERED WITH STUDENT ELEC WITHDRAWING AS MEDiATOR fOR THE PUB ISrRATiON CFF IC!ALS READ!LY ADMIT- - TIONS. THE TENS~ON iNCREASED WHEN USHERS AND PR ~ NTERS.Jl II KHEEL SA W OVfPSEII,S I NVESTMENl' ! S HOW U.S. BUS i PAOLO Ross,~ A !9-VfAR OLD FRESHMAN~ BERtRAM A POWERS, ~C6C OF THE PPllNT NESS GETS ~TS FOOT IN THE DOOR ABROAD DIED AFTE~ A FALL ~POM A HiGH WAll ON ERS vNION~ SAlD THE ONLY JSSUE OU"STAM? AND KEE~S ~T THERE THE CAtviPlIS. iNG fOq ~IS UN!ON WAS SfvERANCE PAY FOR iN ADD~T~ON~ THE PROPOSED POLICY THE LEF~ijSTS BLAMED HIS DEATH ON PRijNTERS WHO wDl~ ~OSE l~EijR JOBS iN STATEMENT NOTES THAT !N THE LONG RUN, NEO-FASCiSTS~ BUT POLICE STill HAVE THE ~ERGER Of THE WORLD TElEGRAN & SUN, FO~~,r,N ijNVESTMENT BRiNGS HOME MORE NOT ANNOUNCED THEiR Fi~DINGS ON THE THE JOURNAL-A~ER!CAN AND T~E HERAlD MONEt THAN IT SENDS ABROAD. CASE T~GBuNE2 BUT ~Arl MEYER ~ PRESJDENl Of ACCORDUNG TO THE AD~!NISTRAT!ON~ THE THE WORLD JOURNAL TR!BUNE) IND!CATED BALANCE OF PAYMfNTS SiTuATiON lS SO CATHOLIC~i M!LLEN!UM OTHERWISE. HE SAiD SEVERANCE ~ND ABOUT CRIT~CAL THAT IT is WORTH SACRIFiCiNG MARKED IN RED POLAND 20 ODD iSSUES" REMAiNED TO Bf RESOLVED. SO~E LONG RUN RETURN TO END THE DOLLAR CZESTOCHOWA, POLAND (UP~)--THE R0~ THE NEWSPAPER GuilD OF NEW YORK CAlL~ OUTFLOW RijGHT NOW. AN CATHOliC CHuRCH TODAY OPENED THE ED TnE STR1KE AGA~NST THE NEW CORPORA PRES~DEN"T JO~NSONuS ilIIOLUNTARY" RES MAIN CELEBRATION OF ~TS MllLENiUM iN TION OVER THE ~SSUE OF WHICH EMPLOYEES TRAiNTS ON OVERSEAS lENDiNG AND INVEST POLAND BY ASK~NG THf COU~TRyiS COMMU OF THE THREt OLD NEWSPAPERS W~LL BE RE ING WERE D~E TO END BV THE CLOSE or N 1ST RULERS FOR "FREEDOt-~ AND TOLER TAINED WITH THE WORLD JOURNAL TRiBUNE.
1966 J BUT FOWLER SA!D RECENTLY THAT ANCE." THE GUiiD WANTS THE E~PlOYEES SELECTED
THEV MiGHT HAVE TO REMAiN iN FORCE TO AT THE VAT!CAN j POPE PAUL Vi, BAR ACCORDiNG TO SEN!ORijTY~ AND THE PUBliSH~ OFFSET GOVERNME~T SPENDING iN ViET NAMo RED FROM POLAND BY THE COMMUNiST RE ERS WANT TO PiCK THEDR EMPLOVEES ON tESTERDAY~ OTHER ADM~NiSTRAT!ON OFF!~ GiME, MARKED THE !~OooTH ANNIVERSARY MERijT. CIALS URGED BUS~NESSMEN TO ~OLD DOWN OF POLISH CHRISTIANiTY BY CELEBRATING TECHN~CAllY THE CRAFT ~N~ONS CONTEND INVESTMENTS AT ~OME3 TOO~ AS A STEP MASS FOR A HANDFUL OF REFUGEE PRIESTS THEV ARE NOT ON SrR~KE~ CLAiMiNG THE TOWARD PREVENTiON Of iNFLATiON. ONCE AND NUNS IN THE D!MLY-lIT~ CATACOMB MEPGED NEWSPAPER'S A NlW fNTiTV W~iCH MORE~ OfFICIALS RECOGNIZED THE PROBLEM LIKE VATI~AN GROTTOES. MlIST NEGOTiATE NEW CONTRACTS MEYEP fOR BU5!NESS OF STRIKiNG A PROPER BAL THOUSANDS OF POLAND'S FA ITHFUL CONTENDS THE PRiNTERS! CONTRACT W~TH ANCE BETWEEN IMMEDIATE ADVANTAGE AND GATHERED BEFORE T~E JASNA GORA MONAS THE OLD NEWSPAPERS CARRY OVER TO THE LONG RANGE LOSS. TERY AND HEARD ARCHBiSHOP BOl!SLAW SUCCESSOR CORPORATiON COMMERCE SECRETARY JOHN To CONNOR KOMINEK OF WROClAW P~OCLAIM THAT THE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE WORLD JOURNAL ADMITTED THAT NEW FACTORIES ADD TO CA CATHOLICS IN POl.AND "DO t-.O T WANT A TRiBUNE AND THE GUilD MET MONDAY WiTH PACITY AND THUS HELP HOLD DOWN PRICES POLITiCAL CHURCH." THE FEDERAL MEDiATiON AND CO"C:~UATijON ONCE THEY ARE RUNNiNG. STEFAN CARDINAL WVSZ!NSKi, POLANDiS SERViCE, BUT THOMAS J MURPHY. EXECU W~T~ LABOR AND MATERiALS IN SHORT ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIMATE, WAS GREETED TiVE VijCE~PRESJDENT OF THE GUilD, SAiD SUPPLY, CONNOR SAID, THE ECONOMY "CAN BY ABOUT 30,000 PCRSONS W~EN HE AR THERE WAS "NO REAL PROGRESS." GET iNTO REAL TROUBl.E" UNLE.SS BUS! NESS R!VED HERE TODAY TO TAKE PART IN THE MEN HEED PRE~!DENT JC~NS0NiS tALL TO ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATiON. HE WILL ~KV D!vER ~T!LL OUT MOD£RATE CAPITAL SPEND!NG NOW. LEAD SERViCES TOMORROW TO CLIMAX THE BUT COULD RECOVER GARCNlR ACKLEY, CHAiRMAN OF THE PRES EVENT. MINNEAPOLIS, (UPI)--SKY DiVER NICK IDENTiS COUNCiL OF ECONOMIC ADVISERS, ARCHBiSHOP KOMINEK REGRETTED THE PIANTANIDA, UNCONSCIOUS SINCE SUNDAY TOLD THE CHAMBER THAT THE GOVERNMENT EXCLUSION OF POPE PAUL AND FOREIGN WHEN HE FAILED iN H!S T~iRD ATTEMPT FOR MIGHf hAVE TO RAISE TAXES TO HEAD Off CARDINALS BUT SAID THE CELEBRATIONS A WORLD fREE FALL RECORD, WAS REPORTED INFLATION UNLESS THEY STOPPED JACKING "ARE IN THE EYES AND ON THE liPS OF SOMEWHAT iMPROVED BUT STill IN CRITICAL UP PRiCES AND FATTEN'NG PROFIT MARGINS. T"iE WHOLE WORLD." CONDiTiON TODAY. POPE PAUL HAD HOPED TO ATTEND THE HOSPITAL SPOKESMEN SAiD THAT WHilE LONG~AWAITED DRAFT STUDY POLISH CELEBRATIONS IN WHAT WOULD PiANTANiDA STill WAS UNCONSCiOUS, HiS IS POSTPONED ONCE AGAIN HAVE BEEN THE fIRST PAPAL TRiP BEHIND COMA WAS NOT AS DEEP AS DURING THE PAST WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE DEfENSE DEPART THE IRON CURTAIN BUT THE COMMUNiST TWO DAYS. -~TiS LONG-DELAYED DRAFT STUDY REPORT~ REGIME Of PARTY LEADER WLADYSl~W DOCTORS fEARED HE SUffERED BRAIN DAM IICH FIGURED IN THE 1964 PRESIDENTIAL GOMULKA SENT WORD THAT SUCH A VISiT WHEN A FREAK ACCiDENT CUT OFF HIS OXYGEN CAMPAIGN, MAY YET BE COMPLETED AND MADE WAS NOT "OPPORTUNE. t1 AS HIS BALLOON REACHED 57,000 FEET AND PUBLIC ARCHBISHOP KOMINEK, IN HiS ADDRESS, HE ~AD NO OXYGEN DURING A 3 1/2 MiNUTE SEN. CLiFFORD CASE, (REP.-N.J.), SAiD SAID POLAND WOULD REMAIN CATHOLijC PARACHUTE RIDE TO EARTH. I TODAY THAT DEfENSE SECRETARY ROBERT S FOR THE NEXT !~000 YEARS. THE 33-YEAR-OLD BRICKTOWN, N J BAL McNAMARA HAS ADVISED HiM THAT THE RE lOON!ST WAS TRANSFERRED TO HENNEPIN PORT NOW IS SCHEDULED FOR COMPLETION LINDSAY, COPS CLASH COUNTY GENERAL HOSPiTAL IN MINNEAPOL!S ! N JUNE. NEW YORK (UP')-~MAYOR JOHN V. LIND YESTERDAY. HE HAD SPENT THE fiRST 24 CASE ADDED, IN A PROGRAM RECORDED SAY AND NEW YORK'S 27,000 MAN POLICE HOURS AFTER THE ACC!DENT AT A WORTHING FOR BROADCAST, THAT HE HAD REQUESTED FORCE APPEARED TODAY TO BE ON A COL TON J MiNN.~ HOSPiTAL. ASSURANCES THE REPORT W1lL BE "MADE LISION COURSE OVER THE MAYOR'S MOVE AT GENERALJ PiANTANiDA SPENT MORE THAN PUBLIC PROMPTLY." TO CREATE A CIViLiAN-CONTROLLED POL SiX HOURS IN ONE Of THE COUNTRyiS FIVE ORDERED BY PRESIDENT JOHNSON iN APRIL ICE REVIEW BOARD. BiG HiGH~PRESSURE OXYGEN CHAMBERS -- A 1964, THE STUDY OR! G H'A lL V WAS DES I GN THE PATROLMEN'S BENEVOLENT ASSOCiA $575 j OOO, 62-TON 65-FOOT-lONG SERIES Of ED TO EXPLORE THE POSSIBILITY OF ENDING TION (PBA) VOWED TO DO ITS UTMOST TO TANKS. THERE~ PIANTANiDAiS BRAIN AND THE DRAFT "IN TrlE NEXT DECADE," uNLESS PREVENT THE ESTABL!SHMENT OF THE BOND ENTiRE BODY WERE DRENCHED iN PURE OXVGEN THE ARMED FORCES CAN BE REDUCED TO PRE WHICH WOULD MONiTOR POLICE BEHAViOR. PART OF THE TiME UNDER HiGH PRESSURE. KOREA SIZEo LINDSAY TOOK A MAJOP STEP TOWARD DR. CLAUDE HITCHCOCK, SURGERV CHiEf THE STUDY FIGURED IN THE PRESIDENTIAL CREATiON OF THE CONTROVERSiAL BOARD AT GENERAb, SAID PiANTANiDA WAS SUFFER CAMPAIGN WHEN REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE YESTERDAY WHEN HE NAMED i~ CiTDZENS I~G fROM HVPIXIA, A CONDITiON CAUSED BY BARRY Mo GOLDWATER FLATLY PROPOSED END TO A SCREENiNG COMMiTTEE TO SELECT LACK Of OXYGEN IN CELLS AND TiSSUES. ! r~G THE DRAFT -4,.) A MEANS OF 081 A I ol' t\G THE FOUR CIVILtAN ~rMBERS Of THE SEV P!ANTAN!DAiS BRAiN CELLS WERE AFfErTrn H~TCHCOCK I III ~ r '1'1 MANPOWER. EN-MAN REViEW BOARD. THE COMMITTEE SAiD THE PROGNOSIS WAS f~t STUDY ORIGiNAllY WAS SCHEDULED TO WAS HEADED BV FORMER U.S. ATTY. GEN. "GUARDED" BUT I.\DDED THAT THE FATHER Of Bf COMPLETED ON APRIL I, 1965. HERBERT BROWNELL. THREE YOUNG CHILDREN COULD RECOVER COM- HOURGLASS DAY, MAY 3, TOWN MEET TER~Y GERRITY-- CA~r!IVAL QUEEN COt!TESTAtJT TONIGHT TERqy GEqRtTY WILL BE T~E FIRST OF THE CARNIVAL CU~£N CONTErTANTS ~~ARD ON THE AFRS TtE~ TIM~ RAD!O SHOW. EACH Of TH ~",'ts"V'NTS WILL TAKE TO THE. AIRWAVES AT 8 co PM FeR THE NlXT 'OL~ IEEN TIME SHOWS ~0 ~0VEqT~5~ TICKET SAlE_ A~D [L~ lISTlNER~ A LITTLE AROUT T~EIR OWN BACK
GROuND S.M tAR THIIM8I'JAIL ':>KtrCH C' WILL AI-'PEAR liN THE :-fOt'RG ASS r,N TY[ NIGHT EA( ~ GIRL APPlAR~ uN THE ~"'DW" 1 £R1r ~ I hE CAt..Grl _f\ Of lOt AND \:AR II.. t J GlRP ~ l' V, COMES fROM TAMPA, FLvR!0A SHE IS PRESENTLY A SOPHOMORE AT GEORGE SEITZ St~OOl, HAS LIVED HERE fOR ALMOST ONE YEAR, AND CONSIDERS BEiNG IN THE QUEEN CJNT~:T TO BE ONE OF THE MOST EXCITING THINGS THAT EVER HAPPENED TO HER. DURING SCHOOL HOURS TERRY IS A SERIOUS STUDENT, BUT ~S SOON AS SCHOOL IS OUT SHE HEADS fOR THE BEAC~. EVERY KIND Of WATER SPORT STRIKES HER fANCY -- ESPECiALLY WATER SKi I SAILING, SW~MMING AND SNORKELLING YEAR jqOUND BAT~jNG- SUIT WEATHER IS WHAT SHE LIKES MOST ABOUT KWAJALEiN LIVING. BOOKS •••• PROCURED fOR THE EBEYE Mls- SOfTBALL AND VOLLEYBALL ARE HER FAVOR~TE SPORT~ W~EN SHE is SiON SCHOOL BY Jo ANN BRiTTON ARE HANDED OVER BY MAJOR NOT IN THE WATER. TOM C. BRITTON, LEfT, TO REV. ELDON BUCK AT THE [BEYE DOCK. HER AMBITION FOR THE fUTURE is TO HELP PEOPLE WHO ARE SiCK. SHE HOPES DAC O~F!CIALS TO VISIT I~LAND AND THEY WERE READ TO ATTEND LOYOLA UNIVERSITY AND BECOME Two ~J~n-LEVEl OfF~CIAlS Of THE ~APPILY EVER AFTER A MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN LIKE DOuGLAS A,qCRAfT COMPANY ASSOCIATED THiS IS A STORY ABOUT COOPERATION WITH fHE N1KE-X PROJECT WILL VISIT AND ILLUSTRATES AGAIN THE FACT THAT KWAJAlE~N TH~S WEEK. C S. PERRY, WHO PEOPLE Will GLADLY WORK TOGETHER fOR IS VICE PRESIDENT OF DEVELOPMENT ENGIN THE BENEfiT Of OTHERS LESS FORTUNATE EERING IN DAC~s MISSILES AND SPACE SVS THAN THEMSELVES TEMS DIV~SION~ Wil~ ARRIVE WEDNESDAY IT ALL STARTEv OUT WITH Jo ANN AND JQ L. CuBA, DIRECTOR Of THE COM BRITTON, THE DAUGHTER, (OTHERWISE PANylS ZEus-NiKE-X P~OGRAM WilL ARRIVE KNOWN AS THE "LITTLE GIRL") Of MAJOR T~URSDAY. THEY Will DEPART ON SATURDAY TOM BRITTON, WESTERN TEST RANGE/U.S. BOT~ ~R PERRY AND MR. CUBA ARE HEAD AIR FORCE RANGE LIAISON OfFICER,WHEN QUARTERED AT DACus SANTA MONICA LOCA SHE STARTED TEACHING SEVENTH AND TION EiGHTH GRADE SOCIAL STUDIES AT THE MR. CUBA, WHO WAS ASSISTANT MANAGER EBEYE MISSION ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. OF T~E COMPANyi S KWAJALE!N FIELD STA IT IS PERHAPS COMMON KNOWLEDGE THAT TiON FROM 1961 TO 1963, VISITED THE TEXTS BOOKS ARE AT A PREMIUM IN MICRO ISLA~D IN SEPIEMBER or LAST YEAR MR NESIA AND, UNFORTUNATELY, THE ESEYE PERRYuS MOST RECENT TRIP HERE WAS IN MiSSION SC~00l IS NO EXCEPTION. FEBRUARY, 1965~ WHEN HE PARTICIPATED Jo ANN SOON fOUND THIS TO BE TRUE IN THE DOUGLAS "VIP" OBSERVANCE fOR WHEN SHE ASSUMED HER VOLUNTEER POSI THE ORGANiZATION'S KWAJALEIN EMPLOYEES. TION AT THE MISSION SCHOOL, HOWEVER, SHE WAS ALSO AWARE Of THE fACT THAT TOASTM!~TRE~S ICEBREAKERS MANY SCHOOL SYSTEMS IN THE UNITED Two NEW TOAST~ISTRESS CLUB MEMBERS STATES SUffER fROM A SURFEIT OF TEXT PRESENTED THEIR fiRST SPEECHES BEFORE BOOKS DUE TO THE POLICY Of RETIRINr. TERRY GERR i TV THE CLUB lAST NIGHT AT A COffEE MEET BOOKS FROM USE THAT ARE OfTEN VERY v, HER MOTHE" WHO IS A ECHNIC!AN AT THE ING HEkD IN THE TARO ROOM Of THE YOK TO DATE AND IN GOOD CONDITION KWAJALE IN POSP ITA ~ HER FATHER I S A WE YuK CLUB. THE ICE BREAKER SPEAKERS, THIS SITUATION Of IMBALANCE WAS ONE DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT COMPANY PILOT ON T~E INTRODUCED BY TOASTMISTRESS KAY KOEH THAT Jo ANN HOPEr MIGHT BE RECTifiED EC-12IK AIRCRAfT AT THE NIKE-X COMPLEX. lER~ WERE ARDITH DIXON AND ADDIE JOHN TO THE ADVANTAGE Of ALL. WITH THIS TERRY AND HER fRIENDS ARE NOW SELL SON -- EACH ONE TELLING SOMETHING Of IN MIND SHE CORRESPONDED WITH ONE Of ING TICKETS AND EACH ONE YOU BUY fROM HER BACKGROUND AND EXPERIENCE IN AN HER EX-HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS, MR. WIL HER IS A VOTE fOR TERRY AS CARNIVAL INTERESTING AND OFTEN AMUSING WAY. LIAM FREW, AT CAMARILLO HIGH SCHOOL, QUEEN. FOR THE PURCHASE~: T ALSO TOPiC MISTRESS WAS TRANNIE QUINN WHO CAMARILLO, CALif. SURE ENOUGH -- THAT MEANS A CHA~CE 70 WiN ONl Of THE CASH PRESENTED SEVERAL MEMBERS WITH IMPROfJ SCHOOL HAD ABOUT 500 POUNDS OF SOCIAL PRIZES Of $250, $500 OR $1,000 BE~NG TU SUBJECTS ON WHICH TO CON\lRSE fOR SCIENCE TEXTS RETIRED fROM ACTIVE DUTY AWARDED ON EACH OF THREE NIGHTS AT THE ONE MINUTE. THAT WERE TAKING UP NEEDED STORAGE CARNIVAL - MAY 28, 29 AND 30. DURING THE BUSINESS MEETING A NOMIN SPACE AND GATHERING DUST. ATING COMMiTTEE WAS ELECTED TO SELECT THE NEXT PROBLEM, Of COURSE, WAS REMEMBER TO PICK UP TICKETS A SLATE Of OFfiCERS fOR PRESENTATION TRANSPORTATION, AND ON KWAJALEIN, AS GLOBAL WIVES ARE REMINDED TO PICK UP TO THE CLUB AT THE NEXT MEETING, MAY WE ALL KNOW, TRANSPORTATION CAN BE A THEIR TICKETS fOR ThE JONQUiL. BALL 16 T~OSE ELECTED TO THE COMMITTEE PROBLEM. AND THAT WAS WHERE tlDAD" BEING HELD THIS SATURDAY MAY 7TH, 8-30 WERE C~Aiq~AN~ TRANNIE QUINN, ISABEL BRITTON CAME INTO THE PICTURE. HE PM AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. THURSDAY IS NELSON AND JODY RAGANo WRESTLED WITH THE KNOTTY PROBLEM QUITE THE LAST DAY FOR TICKETS. PLEASE CALL BEST SPEAKER AWARD WAS WON BY ARDITH SUCCESSfULLY, WE ARE HAPPY TO REPORT, JODY RAGAN AT 2709 OR HELEN ESTRADA DIXON AND DOR IS WAL' ! N RECE I VED THE WITH THE RESULT THAT THE TEXT BOOKS - AT 759 fOR YOUR TICKET RESERVATION TABbE TOPICS AWARDo ALL 500 POUNDS Of THEM -- ARRIVED ON KWAJALEIN A fEW DAYS AGO ABOARD A NAVY EC-121 fROM POINT MUGU. FROM KWAJALEIN TO EBEYE TRANSPORTA r------~~~---- -~------_...... I TION WAS PROVIDED AND ARRANGED fOR MOOSE by Bob Weber YESTERDAY BY KTS THROUGH GLOBAL Asso CIATES' SUPPLY AND MARINE DEPARTMENTS. PERSONNEL Of THE COAST GUARD STATION '·IE:'S Q\JLV IfJTEI2ESTED RECEIVED THE BOOKS UPON THEIR ARRIVAL I ~ UN&MPLO't'MENT I NSUQANee AT EBEYE AND DELIVERED THEM TO THE MISSION SCHOOL LIBRARY WHERE THEY WilL BE USED TO VERY GOOD ADVANTAGE WITH NO CHANCE fOR COLLECTING DUST.
MAKE-UP CLA~~ TONIGHT THERE WilL BE A CLASS fOR THE DIGIT AL COMPUTER COURSE AT 7 PM TONIGHT IN RM, 13, GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL TO MAKE UP lAST N!GHT1S SESSION THAT WAS CANCELl PAGE 4 HOURGLASS TUESDAY, , 1966 ~------~------r------~r------, (CONTINUED FROM ACLU COME~ TO DEFENSE ERROR IN JAMAICA -vV STEP~JP PAGE ONE) OF RI GH T ING GROUP~ KiNGSTON, JAMAICA (UP~)--A MOB OF COMMUNIST MACHINEGUN fiRE DROVE AWAY SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)--TrlE AMERICAN ANTI-GOVERNMENT WORKERS DEMANDING BET HELICOP~ERS BRINGING TWO ~ORE MARINE CIVil LIBERTIES UNION CAME TO THE DE lER JOBS WENT ON A RAMPAGE HERE LAST ~QUAD~ TO THE RESCUE. Two MARINE A-4 fENSE YE~TERDAY OF RIGrlT-WING GROUPS ~IGHT STORMING GOVERNMENT OfFICES AND S~YrlAWK JETS DIVED AND RAKED THE VIET WHICH USE RECORDED TELEPHONE MESSAGES TERRORIZ!NG THE STAfF AT LEAST ONE CONG STRONGHOLD WITH FIRE AND THE ANONYMOUSLY PERSON WAS SHOT TO DEATH AND SEVERAL HELICOPTERS FINALL,\, WERE ABLE TO LAtJO. REED Ho BE~ENT, NORTHERN CALIFORNIA OTHERS INJURED AS THE RIOTI~G SURGED A FULL MARINE CO~PANY JOINED THE ACLU ATTORNEY J APPEARED AT A HEARING THROUGH TnE STREETS. BATTLE AS MARINl ARTILLERY POUNDED OF THE CALIFORNIA PUBLIC UTILITIES INCLUDED AMONG THE INJ~RED WAS THE THE VILLAGE AND ALLIED WARPLANES COMMISSION CONCERNING A rROPOSAL TO AMERICA~ GODSON o~ u.S. AMBASSADOR WIL GAVE SuPPORT REQUIRE SPONSORS Of THE MESSAGES TO SON T.M. BEALE, Jf? WHO IS A THE MtRINES CHARGED TOWARD THE VIL INCLUDE THEIR NAMES AND ADDRESSES. SrUDENT AT THE UNIVERSITY Of THE LAGE, JUMPING fROM ONE VIET CONG TREN~ BEMENT ARGUED THAT THE REQUIREMENT WEST INCIES. TO ANOTHER, AND FINALLY ENTERED THE WOULD VIOLATE FREE SPEECH PROVISIONS THE CROWD ATTACKED THE ~EWSPAPER VILLAGE AFTER MORE THAN SIX HOURS Of THE FEDERAL AND STATE CONSTITUTIONS OffiCES OF THE KINGSTON DAilY GLEANER OF fiGHTING. By LATE TONIGHT THEY HAD THE CONSTITUTIONS ALLOW ANONYMITY SO AND CHARGED THROUGH THE MINISTRY Or COUNTED NINE DEAD VIET CONGo MARINE THAT DISSIDENT INDIVIDUALS IN M~NOR LABOR TERRORIZING GOVERNMENT WORKERS I CASUALTIES WERE REPORTED AS LIGHT. ITIES CAN SPEAK fREELY WITHOUT FEAR AND SMASHING fURNITURE. SOME MILES WEST Of SAIGON, A 16 OF HARASSMENT, HE CLAIMED. THEY ALSO ATTACKED THE HEADQUARTERS VIET CONG COMPANY SURROUNDED A U.S FRED E. HUNTLEY, WHO OPERATES A Of THE NATIONAL INSURANCE AGENCY, THE ARMY SQUAD AND INFLICTED HEAVY CASUAL~ "LE'T FREEDOV. RING" RECORDED MESSAGE MINISTRY Of FINANCE, THE MINISTRY Of liES ON THE AMERICANS IN A fiERCE, SERVICE IN BERKELEY, TESTIFIED THAT TRADE AND iNDUSTRY AND EVEN T~E OFFICE 9D-MINUTE BATTLE AS A RESULT Of HIS RIGHT-WING MESSAGES OF T~E DRI~E MIN!STER SIR ALEXANDER THE CO~MUNISTS ATTACKED THE SQUAD HIS HOME MAS BEEN BOMBARDED WITH ROCKS BUSTAMEt..ITE FROM THREE SIDES. THE LITTLE BAND AT NIGHT. THE RIOrOUS PATH Of DESTRUCTION Of 15 AMERICANS BROKE THE FIRST IN MOST CASES, THE SERVICE IS AD SPREAD TO GORDON HOUSE, THE LEGISLA ChARGE BY EXPLODING C~AYMORE MINES - vERTiSED IN A NEWSPAPER AND AN IN~ TIVE CENTE~ OF THE JAMAICA~ GOVER~MENT DEVICES THAT ~PRAY BUCKSHOT-LIKE PEL DlviDUAl CALLER MAY PHONE THE NUMBER. WHERE WYOLE SECTIO~~ WERE SMA~HEDo LETS OVER AN AREA HALF THE SIZE or HE THEN HEARS THE RECORDED PO~ITICAL DIJORDER~ BRO~E our All ALONG THE t A OOTBAlL FIELD MESSAGES. STREETS IN THE HEAR~ OF THE CARIBBEAN WHEN THE COM~UNIST CHARGED AGAIN, HUNTlEY SAID THAT If THE REQUIRE RESORT CIT~. T~E MOB SM~SHED CARS U.S. ARTIL~ERY AND MORTAR FIRE ROUT MENT IS ADOPTED, HE WOULD CEASE HIS AND STORE f~ONTS Wiry STONES, BRICKS, ED THEM. AT DAWN SEVEN VIET CONG OPERATIO~ IN HIS HOME. STICKS AND ANVfHING THEY COULD FIND. BODIES LAY NEAR THE AMERICAN POSITION. "THE i-OuD OBJECTORS TO ~LET FREEDOM AUTHORITIES ORGERED THE CITY'S ENTIRE RING~ TELEPHONE PROGRA~S ARE THE POLICE tORCE OUT AND FINALl~ CONTROlLED (CONTINUED fROM SAME ONES WHO ?RATllE ABOUT FREEDOM THE RIOTING AfTER SEVERAL HOURS. MCNAMARA PAGE ONE) OF SPEECH, A LIBEPT) THEY SEEM TO THE RIOT ERUPTED WHEN THE MOB, DE THE SUBCOMMITTEE QUOTED FROM TESTI THINK IS RESERVED ONLY FOR THEMSELVES~ MANDING MORE WOR~J STORMED THE CONSTRUC MONY GIVEN BY McNAMARA BEFORE THE HE SAID. TION SITE OF A NEW EIGHT-STORY BUILD SENATE ApPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE ON BEMENT SA!D THAT PEOPLE LI~[ rlUNTlEY ING BEING BUliT BY THE NORT~ AMERICAN AUG. 4, WHEN McNAMARA TESTIFIED !965, MIGHT PROPE~Lr RESENT BEING REQUIRED LIFE ~N5URANCE CO ThAT All OF COMBAT T~E ~ATIONIS 16 TO GIVE SUBSTANTIAL TiME IN THEIR 1HE 5ECOND TARGET WAS THE BUSTAMENTE o I V I S IONS ARE ., WEll EQU I PPED ••• READY MESSAGES ~O UNWANTED MATERIAL. HE !NDUSfRIAl T~ADE UNION (B!~J) HEAD TO GO TO COMBAT" AND THAT THEY HAD ADDED QUARTE~5 WHERE WINDOWS AND fURNITURE ALI.. 'THE EQUIPMENT NEEDED "WITHOUT II " i T MA Y BE THA 1 SOME TEL E ~'HONE WERE SMASHED AND SEVERA~ WORKERS ANY QUALIFICATION WHATSOEVER. DIALERS Will FIND THE SAME FORCE IN THREATENED. THEN THE ENRAGED WORKERS IIApPROXIMATELY A YEAR AGO THESE DIV THE MESSAGE AS MOSES fOUND IN THE TURNED TO GOVERNMENT BUilDINGS. ISIONS wFRE REPORTING SHORTAGES Of VOICE OF MOUNT SINAI, THE SPEll Of BITU IS ASSOCIATED WITrl SIR ALEXANDER MAJOR I'TEMS or EQUIPMENT," THE SUB WHICh MIGHT BE BROKEN BY A MORTAL AND O~ Of HIS MAIN SOURCES Of POLlrl~ COMMITTEE SAID, ADDING THAT SOME NAME AND ADDRESS" CAL STRENGTH AND THE RIOTING WAS RE~ IMPROVEMENT HAS BEEN REPORTED SINCE THE NAME AND ADDRESS REQUIREMENT PORTED TO STEM fROM PROTE~TS AGAINST THEN" IN THAT A NUMBER Of THOSE SHOR WAS PROPOSED BY THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE ALLEGED fAVORITISM 10WARD BITU MEMBERS TAGES HAVE BEEN ALLEVIATED 00 CO. BECAUSE OF COMPLAINTS ACROSS THE BY THE FIRM BUILDING THE NORTH AMERICAN IiTI>-tERE AR E, HOWEVER, A NUMBER Of COUNTRY OF ORGANIZATIONS SUCH AS LifE IN~URANCE BUILDING. ITEMS OF MAJOR EQUIPMENT WHICH ARE THE NATIONAL COUNCil Of CHUPCHES AND NON-BITU UNIONS ALSO H~VE OPPOSED STILL IN SHORT SUPPLY BECAUSE T~E RE THE NATIONAL CONGRESS Of PARENTS AND THE IMPOSITION APRIL 4 or A wORKERS' QUIREMENTS EXCEED CURRENT ASSETS," TEACHERS ABOUT ALLEGEDLY ABUSIVE AT CONTRIBUTION TO THE NATIONAL INSURANCE THE REPORT SA 10 TACKS UPON THEM. SCHEME. BilLS WITH THE SAME PURPOSE WERE POLICE GAVE NO IMMEDIATE INFORMATION SENATORS (CONTI~~~~ ::~) THE SUBJECT Of U S. SENATE HEARINGS ON THE IDENTITY Of THE DEAD MAN OR LA ST YEAR. HOW THE AMERICAN STUDENT BECAME INVOLV KENNEDY DID NOT GO QUITE THIS fAR. ED IN THE AFFAIR. Two OTHER STUDENTS HUEI 0 HE SUGGESTED ,HAT THESE WERE MATTERS "7TH FLEET" FROM THE UNIVERI5TY Of THE WEST INDIES WHICH THE BLUE-RIBBON PANEL COULD HUE, SOUTH VIET NAM (UPI)--IT CON WERE SAID TO BE AMONG THOSE INJURED. STUDY AND ON WHICH IT COULD MAKE RE SISTS OF A MOTlEi COLLECTION Of ABOUT COMMl.NDATIONS 200 SAMPANS AND DINGYS, BUT TO EVERY ULTIMAT[ ~TRENGTH AOVOCATlD "THE COMMISSION SuGGEST WOULD I ONE IN HUE IT'S THE 7TH FLEET. WASHINGTON (UPI)--CHAIRMAN RICHARD HAVE THE TRULY HISTORIC TASK Of SEE THE IIFLEET" LIES A,. ANCHOR OR SAilS B. RUSSELL, (DEM.-GA.) OF THE SENATE ING IF MORE NORMAL RELATIONS WITH UP AND DOWN THE PERfUMED RIVER WHICH ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE CONTENDS THE CHINA COULD BE ESTABLISHED, CONSIS curs THROUGH HUE, THE ANCIENT IMPERIAL UNITED STATES H~S ENOUGH MiliTARY POW TENT WITH THE GOALS AND PRINCIPLES CAPITAL AND SEAT Of THE LAST OF THE ER RIGHT NOW TO FORCE THE COMMUNISTS Of OUR fOREIGN POLICY," THE MASSACHU EMPERORS Of VIET NAM TO THE PEACE TABLE It..I VIET NAM IN A SETTS DEMOCRAT SAID. THE LARGEST VESSELS EVER TO ANCHOR "VERY SHORT T I ME." THE STATE DEPARTMENT SHOWED NO PAR AT HUE, 430 MILES NORTH Of SAIGON, "FRANKLY, I THINK IT~S A SHAME THAT TICULAR ENT~USIASM fOR THE PROPOSED ARE THE SHALLOW DRAFT LANDING CRAfT WE HAVE NOT DONE If BEFORE NOW," HE PANEL DEPARTMENT PRESS OffiCER OF THE U.S. NAVY WHICH CHURN UPSTREAM SAID YESTERDAY. RUSSEll SAID HE DID ROBERT J MCCLOSKEY SAID THE TWO FROM ThE COASTAL BASE Of THE U.S. MAR NOT AGREE WITH THE ADMINISTRATIONwS SPEECHES HAD BEEN RECEIVED llANO, OF INES AT PHU BAI, 10 MILES EAST OF VIEW THAT ITS PRESENT POLICY IS THE COURSE, WILL BE STUDIED CAREFULLY. " THE IMPERIAL CITY. ONLY PRACTICABLE ONE. HOWEVER, HE ADDED, THE UNITED STATES HOW~VER THESE GIGANTIC LUMBERING "I HAVE LIVED WITH OUR DEPARTMENT IS CONSTANTLY REVIEWING ITS RELATIONS CRAfT ARE NO MORE ACCEPTED AS MEMBER OF DEFENSE FOR A LONG TIME, AND I WITH CHINA AND SOLICITATING A WIDE VESSELS OF THE "7""H FLEET" THAN ARE CAN ASSURE YOU THAT WE HAVE THE MEANS, RANGE Of ADVICE fROM OUTS leE THE lHE ANCIENT AND RUSTY VIETNAMESE BAR WE HAVE THE GREATEST STRIKING POWER GOVERNMENT, INCLUDING THAT fROM " DIS- II GES THAT OCCASIONALLY CHUG DOWNSTREAM THAT ANY NATION HAS EVER HAD IN ALL OF TINGUISHED AND INFORMED AMERICANS. WITH LOADS OF GRAVEL OR TIMERS. HISTORY •• McGOVERN, IN HIS PLEA FOR A RE " THE BACKBONE Of PiE HUE "7TH FLEET" "AND WITHOUT RESORT TO NUCLEAR WEA APPRAISAL Of OffiCIAL THINKING, SAID ARE THE SAMPANS, 0-fOOT " HOUSE BOATS " PONS, I f WE MAKE UP OUR MI NOS TO DO THAT "NOWHERE HAS OUR fAILURE TO 3 TAPERED STEM AND STERN, THAT C~MPRISE IT, WE CAN PUNISH OUR ADVERSARIES IN ADAPT POLICY TO CHANGE BEEN MORE AP A GOOD 90 PERCENT OF TI-'E FLEET ON, A VERY SHORT TIME AS TO BRING THEM TO PARENT TH~N IN ASIA -- ESPECIALLY IN EACh IS CONSTRUCTED A lARGE SEMI-CYLIN THE PEACE TABLE," RUc)SELL TOLD A GEORGI~ CHINA AND VIET NAM. DRICAl CABiN OF BAMBOO AND PITCH, SNUG STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DINNER HERE. AND WATERTIGnT, WHERE TrE ENTIRE FAMI I Y n I VES HOURGLASS MOUNTAlNBALL THE JOMAKAJ HAS SET THE STAGE fOR THE BIG GAME SUNDAY AGAINST THE MARINE DEPT. WITH AN EASY WIN OVER THE H,GH SCHOOL i YESTERDAY AT DALLY F,ELD. Sports 5 ctlon THE VICTORY GAVE THE JOMAKAJ SIX WINS AGAINST NO DEfEATS TO TIE THE ~ARINE DEPT. fOR THE fiRST ROUND THE SPOil. TS PA TRGL CHAMPIONSHIP. IN YESTERDAyiS BALLGAME dl' ..... 1E\tE ~l\iluEI~ T~E JOMAKAJ SCORED SEVEN RUNS ON fiVE I",.W YORK (\J;:= ~ )--T~E NEW YuRK YANKEES SASE HITS TO TAKE A COMMANDING lEAD tAN fiELD A liNEUP WITH riVE SWI-CP AND COA~TEO THROUGHOUT TrlE BAllGAME THf I\A h~ II, 131:.' INu TH.:. FIl'iE SERVING HITTERS, WH!C~ MAKES YOU WONDER CLiff CLARK HAD THE HIGH SCHOOLERS OF JANICE PR[~~wOOD, SPARKED HER TEAM THERE HAVE BEE~ SWITCHERS ALMOST IN C~ECK fOR THREE INNINGS TO ADD TO V,C10RY OVER THE ~AIDERS LAST NIGHT AS LONG AS BASEB~lL HAS BEEN PLAYED ANOTHER VICTORY TO HIS CREDIT. JERRY IN THE WOMENiS CONSOLATION ROUND ROBIN BUT ONLY A FEW ATTAINED AN~ NOTE AS BIRCHER TALLIED THE FIRST RUN fOR SERIES IN THREE HARD FOUGHT SETS 15-9, BATSMEN. THE YANKEES RARELY HAVE THE HIGH SCHOOL WITH A HOMER IN THE 12-15, 15-9. JANICE HAS IMPROVED LOOKED WORSE THAN RIGHT NOW SECO NO I NN I NG. R I GHTf I ELDER PERRY TRL~ENDOUSLY SINCE THE START OF THE STll_, TWO Of THE YANKEE SWITCHERS BRACEY MADE A fiNE PLAY IN ROBBING LEAGUE AND LAST NIGHT PROVED THAT WORK M,CKEY MANTEL AND TOM TRESH - JAC~ HARDIN'S BASE HIT WITH A DIVING PAY~ OFF IN THE FIRST SET SHE SERVED HAVE PROVED MAJOR EXCEPTIONS OVER THE CATCH. THE LEADING BATTER fOR THE FOR SEVEN POINTS AND IN THE SECOND SET YEARS AND A THIRD SWITCHER CURRENTL' JOMAKAJ WAS HARDIN WITH THREE SINGLES. SERVED Ii STRAIGHT POINTS ONLY TO FALL IS LEADING TYE Clue IN BATTING THA~S IN lHE NATIONAL LEAGUE AT BRANDON SHORT T0 THE FINE PLAYING OF THE RAI- ROOKIE OuTflllDER Roy WHITE. fiELD THE NA All I, BEHI~D THE fiNE DERS IN THE FINA~ SET SHE AGAIN RESERVE INFIELDER HORACE CLARKE PITCHING Of BilL FIGUEIRA, DEfEATED SERVED NINE ~TRAIGHr POINTS TO LEAD ALSO BATS BOTH WAYS AND SO DOES Pil TnE EBEYE BASKETS 4 TO 2 TO REMAIN HER TEAM TO ~ICTORY THE RAIDERS AF CHER PEDRO RAMOS, MAKING fiVE AVAIL UNDEfEATED AND A SURE BET TO WIN THE TER DRO~~ING THE FIR~T S(T CAMEBACK ABLE u~nfR CERTAIN CONnilIONS. fiRST ROuND CHAMPIONSHIP. THE ONLY TJ TAKE THE SECO~D SET ON FINE PLAY- lEA~ iH~T STANDS IN THEIR WAV IS ING BY KARE~ DiA~ICO, JANICE McELVEEN, WECo WHO -RAilS THEM BY ONE FULL GAME. ,JOlLER STANDINGS SuE BI:..ATEI\iBOl,C.", AND VAlER IE BUCtiWALD. BOTH TEAMS WilL MEET THURSDAY, MAY 5 r '~ST HALF RECORD THE I\A AI. I I CA!"'E BACK FIGHT ING TO TAKE AT 5 PM. THE ~A Alii, WITH THE RETURN rEAM WON LOST TiE PTS THE FlhAL ~rT ~ITH THE HELP OF SADAKO Of ~APTAIN STAN AKANA, CLINCHED THE 0 i CH lNG, JI-' I fA CLARK AND LEORA CuM FI:..-AM 3 7 BAllGAME IN THE rOURING INNING WITH MINGS JOMA IKA J 2 I fWO RUNS ON SINGLES BY DON JOST, MA R I ~E DEPl 2 2 THE niGh, ~~~[PS HAD THEIR HANDS FULL ~ REMI REMITICADO AND AKANA'S DOUBLE. ~~A All I IN DISPOSING ,~ ihE LEPRECHAUNS IN 2 2 4 IiSPIDER" THOMPSON'S SINGLE AND TRIPLE JIJI'lIOR'::. ! THREE SETS, l~!5> i5-5, i5- iO• THE ESEYE 3 2 LED THE Alii BATTING AT THE PLATE LEPRECHAUNS, ~~rtP WINNING THE FIRST fOR THE EBEYE BASKETS IT WAS KULlE SENIOR LEAGUE STANDINGS SET fELL APAR- IN T~E LAST TWO SETS. AND ALTAR WITH TWO SINGLES BLUES ~ C,NDY WEllS, Glf' r ~v~~, JULIE BRuN EBEYE A... l 4 8 ij NER ANC JOANN ~~_~:. _r THE ~IGH- NA All I 3 7 MOUNTAINBALL SChEDuLE LANDERS TO V' CTOR ""'[ r !'.At SET JOMAKA" 3 WED., MAY 4) DALLY FIELD ~OI-COMErS 2 JOANNE DELORME, eARB~rf S~ORlS, ~ND ~ 5 15 PM HIGH SCHOOL Ii VS EBEYE R. LYNN ~C~OY PLAVEr w~_ f_R THE ~EPRE BRANDON FIELD JLN i O~ SCHEDuL.E CHAUNS. 5.00 PM KENTROI\l "8" VS SEAGUllS THURSu, MAY 5 TH~RSo, MAY 5, DAllY FIELD 4 45 PM NA A~ I i VS J0MAKAJ vu~~OP SOCCER 5.15 PM KENTRON VS MARINE DEPT. IN THE SECOND ROuND OF ACTION WHICH FR I. MAY 6 BRANDON FIELD PM EBEVE VS MARINE DEPT GOT UNDERWAY YESTERDAY, THE NA All I 4 45 J~. 5.00 PM NA All I "Ali vs WECo tEAM DEfEATED THE MARINE DEPT. 5 fO MONk. M~y 9 FRio, MAY 6, DAllY FIELD o BEHIND Thl FINE PLAYING OF DAVID 4 45 PM JOMAKAJ VS EBlYE JR. 5 !5 PM P.M.Z. vs PRESS T,ETZ DAVID KICKED THREE GOAtS DAVID liElZ, STEVE HURLBUT, DOUG BRANDON FIELD TOM BAKER CAME TH~OUGH WITH TWO FINE SIMS, JEfF ~ORlAND AND SCOTr SHEA 5~OO PM ACCIDENTS VS HIGH SCHOOL ~I GOALS ALSO TO GIVE DAVID A HELPI~C P!..A YED WEt l HAND THE ~A ALI I TOOK A TWO TO 0 T~E F Il-AMis ~AIDERS WON THE fiRST MAJOR LEAGUE GAME LEAD IN TH~ fiRST riA~r AND HUNG ON HALF C~~~PIONSHIP IN THE JuNIOR TO THEIR LEAD THROUGHOUT THE GAME SOCCER LEAGUE WITH A RECORD OF THREE OF THE ~IEEK THE MARINERS CAME UP WITH A WELL BAL WIN~ AGAINST A TIE fOR A TOTAL Of ANCED ATTACK BUl JUST COUlDNiT GET SEVEN PO INTS. iNCLOSE SECOND W!TH GIANTS VS DODGERS THE NECESSARY GOALS PAUL IDELL AND FIVE POINTS WERE THE JOMAKAJ COA.CH DAVE AGEE PLAYED A FINE BALLGAME fOR JOE BRUNNER OF TnE Fil-AM TEAM HAS 3: 00 P~1 THE MARINE DEPT. THE ENTIRE A~I I DONE A FINE JOB IN LEADING HIS TEAM THURSDAY, MAY 5 BALL TEAM, CONS 1ST I NG OF MASO"J GUNTHER, TO THE TOP.
TOP hiGH SCHOOL TEAMS.o. IN THE WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP RACE, THE No-KA~OE ARE TIED FOR FIRST PLACE CRUSADERS TRAIL THE lEADE~ BY ONE GAME ~NEElING, fROM WITH THE JOMA~ETTES KNEELING· FROM LEfT, L. BATEN, M LEFT, K. BATEN, L. MARX, C COLLINS AND J. SPECKERo STAND HAll, S. RICE AND M. KALAHIKI. STANDING, FROM LEFT, L ING, FROM LEFT J DETCHEME~DY, S. FOBES, V BRAGADO, TIMAS, T. SMITH, J. GIBBS, Do MOSELEY, P liMAS, AND J. COACH, D KRA~fR, AND P JOHNSON. HARALSON COACH PAGE (= O-UR-GL-AS-S------;-----:.....:::.~DA...:...:..Gy.k-'E. .::..;MMA:"":-YI--,-3L-91. .,._..l!WI9~-----iI. NEvv 0P !\CE TRACK I NG ANTENNA N FOLLO,vS D! STANT SPACECRAFT THE GEM I N 1-9 SPACECRAFT AND ITS ONE OF THE WORLD'S LARGEST AND MOST COMPANION AGENA TARGET VEHICLE WiLL SENSIT!VE AUTOMATIC SPACE TRACKING BE LAUNCHED FROM CAPE KENNEDY NO EAR- AND TELEMETRY ANTENNA~ HAS BEEN DEDI- LIER THAN MAY '7 ON A THREE-DAY FliGHT C4TED OFFiCIAllY APRIL 29 AT GOlD- TO EXPLORE NEW RENDEZVOUS TECHNiQUES STONE, CAL. AND CONDUCT EXTRAVEH!CULAR ACTiVITY, THE NEW ANTENNA WilL BE ABLE TO FOL- THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE AD- I~~: <;!\ Af)TRONAUT TEAM LOW FUTURE MARINERS AND OTHER SPACE- MINISTRATION ANNOUNCED lAST WEEK. CRAFT NOT ONLY TO MARS AND VENUS BUT LiFTOFF TiME FOR THE AGENA ~S ~O AM \':~REASE Ar~rJOut~CED EVEN TO PLUTO ON THE OUTER REACHES OF AND THE GEMINI ~fFTOFr is SCHEDULED TO THE SOLAR SYSTEM. FOLLOW AT I I 39. AN ATLAS BOOSTER~ Nj~~ £EN PILOTS WILL JOIN THE UNITm THE ANTENNA, NEWEST FACILITY !N THE GENERATING 390,000 POUNDS OF THRUST, ~rA"I.._ ,STRONAJT TEAM EARLY IN MAY, DEEP SPACE NETWORK OF THE NATIONAL WILL lAUNCH THE GEMINi AGENA TARGET THE NAldONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE AD AERONAUTiCS A~D SPACE ADMINISTRATION, VEHICLE. GEMINI-9 WiLL BE pur iNTO MINISTRATiON A~NOUNCED TODAYG IS THE UNITED STATES' LARGEST FULLY ORBIT BY THE TWO-STAGE TiTAN-i i GEMINI THfY WILL BOOST THE TOTAL NUMBER OF STEERABlE ANTENNA AND THE WORLD'S LAUNCH VEHICLE, WITH A liFTOFf THRUST NASI ~STRONAUTS TO 50. LARGEST BUILT FOR RESEARCH BY SPACE- OF 430,000 POUNDS. fou~ CIVIL!ANS ARE AMONG THOSE SE CRAFT. THE AGENA TARGET Will BE iNSERTED lECTED. OF THE REMAINDER, SEVEN ARE W!TH A PARABOliC ALUMINUM DISH RE- INTO A 185-STATUTE-MllE CiRCULAR ORBIT AIR FORCE OFFICERS, SIX ARE NAVY OFFI fLECTOR 210 FEET IN DIAMETER, THE NEW GEMINi-9 WILL BE INSERTED INTO A 100 CERS, AND TWO ARE MARINE CORPS OFFICE~ GOLDSTONE FAC!liTY~ lOCATED IN THE BY !68-STATUTE-~iLE EliPTICAL ORB.T. THE NE\ STRO~AuTS· VANCE Do BRAND, MOJAvE DESERT, WiLL HAVE TWO AND ONE iN!TIAL RENDEZVOUS OF THt TWO SPACE- MARTiGUE5, FRANC~. HALf TIMES THE RANGE OF THE 85-fOOT CRAFT IS SCHE~UlED IN THE TH~RD REVO- JOHN S. BUll, USN, PATUXENT RiV LT. D~AMETER ANTENNAS AT THE NETWORK MEM- LUTiON, APPROXiMATELY FOUR HOURS AFTER ER, MD. BER SfAT!ONS IN AUSTRALIA, SOUTH AFRi- GEM~NI l~FTOFr MAJu GERALD Po CARR, USMC~ SANTA C~ AND SPA!~, AND THE OTHER DEEP SPACE COMMAND PilOT FOR THE ~iSS!ON~ ASTRO- ANA, C~liFo FAC~l!TiES AT GOLDSTONE. NAUT THOMAS Po ST~rFORD~ WAS P!lOT ON CAPT. CHA~LES M. DUKE, JR., USAF, THE GOLDSTONE "2!0" Will BE OPERATED THE GEMiNi-6 MISSION WHjCH ACCOMPLISHED EDWARDS.? CAliF. BY NASA's JET PROPULSiON LABORATORY THE FIRST RENDEZVOUS I~ SPACE W~TH THE CAPTe JOE H. ENGLE, USAf, EDWARDS, AT THE CAl!FORNjA iNST!TUTE OF TECH- GEMjN!-7 SPACECRAFT DEC. i5~ 19650 CALiF. NOLOGYo EUGENE A. CERNAN IS PilOT fOR GEMINij-9o LT. CDR. RONALD E. EVANS~ USN, SAN DR. EBERHARDT RECHTijN, JPl ASSiSTANT JAMES Ao LOVELL is BACK-UP COMMAND P!_ DIEGO, CAlif. DIRECTOR~ TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISI- LOT AND EDWiN E. ALDRiN is BACK-UP P~_ MAJ. EDWARD G. G!VENS, JR., USAF, T~ON, as IN CHARGE Of THE DEEP SPACE LOT. SEABROOK (EL LAGO), TEXAS. NETWORKo STAFFORD is AN AijR FORCE LiEUTENANT fRED W. HAISE, JR., LANCASTER, CALIF. THE ANTENNA WAS BUilT BY THE ROHR COLONEL, CERNAN A NAVY LiEuTENANT COM- MAJ. vAMES Bo iRWIN, USAF, COLORADO CORP. OF SAN D~EGO WITH NUMEROUS fiRMS MANDER~ LOVELL A NAVY CAPTA~N3 AND SPRINGS. PARTiCiPA70~G AS SUBCONTRACTORS IN THE AlDREN AN AIR FORCE MAJOR DR. DON L. liND, SILVER SPRING, MD. SIX-YEAR, $!4-MlllION PROJECT. ApPROXiMATELY 30 MINUTES AFTER RENDEZ- CAPT. JACK R. LOUSMA, USMC, NEWPORT, VOUS, GEM!NI-9 WILL DOCK WijTH THE AGENA NoC. INTERNATIONAL COOPlRATION OVER HAWA! 10 A BENDiNG TEST WiTH THE LT. THOMAS KG MATT~NGLY, USN, EDWARDS URGED BY SPACE SCIENTI~T AGENA AND A REDOCKiNG BY THE PilOT Will AFB, CAL! F. WASHiNGTON (UPi)--A RESEARCH SCIEN BE PERFORMED BEFORE THE CREW "POWERS LTo BRUCE MCCANDLESS, II, USN, MOUN T~ST SAID TODAY ALL NATIONS OF BOTH DO'WN" THE SPACECRAFT fOR AN EiGHT-HOuR TAIN VIEW, CALIF. EAST AND WEST MUST JOIN iN OPERATiNG REST PERIOD. LT. CDRo EDGAR D. MiTCHELL, USN, GLOBAL SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS AND THE EXTRAVEHICULAR ACT1VijlY BY CERNAN TORRANCE, CALIF. RECONNAISSANCE SYSTEMS TO PREVENT "CON-> Will BEGIN NEAR THE END OF THE 13TH RE MAJ. WiLLIAM R. POGUE, USAf, EDWARDS, fUSION A.ND CONFLICT." VOLUTIONS HATCH OPENING WILL OCCUR CALIF. THE PLEA FOR "TRUL V COOPERAT I VE OPEN ABOUT 20 HOURS, 50 MiNUTES iNTO THE CAPT. STUART A. ROOSA, USAF, EDWARD~ SPACE" WITH ! NTERNAT i ONAL CONTROLS MISSION CERNAN Will RE-ENTER THE CAl.. I F 0 WAS MADE BY ORo JEROME MORENOFF OF SPACECRAFT APPROXiMATELY 2 HOURS J 25 JOHN L, SWIGERT, JR., SOUTH GATE, PLANNING RESEARCH CORP., WASHINGTON, MINUTES LATERe CALifo~ ENGiNEERING TEST PilOT. IN A PAPER PRESENTED AT A COMMUNICA AFTER EVA AND REDOCKiNG J THE REMAIN LT. CDR. PAUL J WEITZ, US~, OAK TION SATELLITE SYSTEMS CONFERENCE DER OF THE FLIGHT WiLL INCLUDE THREE HARBOR, WASH. SPONSORED BY THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE BURNS OF THE AGENA PRiMARY PROPULSION CAPT. ALfRED M. WORDEN, USAF, EDWAROO OF AERONAUT! CS ANC A STRONAUT I CS. SYSTEM WHiLE DOCKING WITH GEMIN~, TWO CALif. SOME 50 MEMBERS, ,HE UNITED STATES RE-RENDEZVOUS OF GEMINI WITH THE AGENA RECRUITING OF THE NEW ASTRONAUTS BE INCLUDED, HAVE JOINED IN A CONSORTIUM AND ONE BURN OF THE AGENA SECONDARY GAN SEPT. 10, 1965. A TuTAl OF 351 TO ESTABLISH A GLOBAL SYSTEM OF SATEL PROPULSION SYSTEM WHilE DOCKED WiTH SUBMITTED APPLICATIONS, Of WHICH 159 liTE COMMUNICAT!ONS. RUSSIA IS NOT A GEM IN! 0 MET BASIC REQUIREMENTS. OF THAT NUM MEMBER. OBJECTIVES OF THE GEMINI-9 MISSION BER, 100 WERE MILITARY, 59 CIVILIAN. IN THE MEANT!ME, BOTH RUSSIA AND ARE RENDEZVOUS AND DOCKING WiTH THE FOR CONSiDERATION, APPLICANTS MUST THE UNITED STATES REGULARLY lAUNCH GEMINI AGENA TARGET VEHICLE AND EXTRA- HAVE BEEN A UNITED STATES CITIZEN, NO "SPY-IN-THE-SKY" SATELLITES TO GUARD VEH~CULAR ACTIVITY BY THE PilOT iN TAllER THAN 6 FEET, BORN ON OR AfTER AGAINST SURPRISE ATTACK. RUSSIA, FOL ADDITIOlJ, IF TIME PERMITS, THE '1ISSION DEC 0 I, 1929 , HAVE A BACHELOR) DEGREE lOWING THE U.S. LEAD, ALSO HAS LAUNCH WILL INCLUDE MANEUVERS OF THE DOCKED IN ENGINEERING, PHYSICAL OR BIOLOGICAL ED HEr ~pLNIYA COMMUNICATION SATELLI VEHICLES USiNG THE AGENA PROPULSION SCIE~CES, AND HAVE ACQUIRED 1,000 HOURS TES. SYSTEMS, SEPARATION AND DOCKING, GEMINI JET PILOT TIME OR WERE GRADUATED fROM MORENOFF SAID ALL NATIONS, INCLUDING RE-RENDEZVOUS FROM ABOVE THE AGENA AN ARMED FORCES TEST PilOT SCHOOL. THOSE THAT CANNOT AFFORD COSTLY SPACE (SIMULATING LUNAR EXCURSiON MODULE REN AVERAGE AGE OF THE GROUP IS 32.8 PROGRAMS, ARE ENTITLED TO SHARE IN A DEZVOUS), GUIDANCE OF lHE SPACECRAFT TO YEARS. AVERAGE NUMBER OF COLLEGE YEARS WORLDWIDE SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS A ,Jf'::-rELECTED LAND I NG AREA, AND MANEU IS 5.8, AND AVERAGE FLIGHT TIME IS 2,- SYSTEM AND ALSO IN A "UN!VERSAl WARN VERING OF THE AGENA INTO A PARKING OR 714 HOURS, OF WHICH I q25 HOURS IS JET ING SYSTEM." BIT FOR USE AS A TARGET ON A lATER GEM TIME. Two Of THE NE~ $TRONAUTS HAVE "ALL STATES ARE EQUALLY SUBJECT TO INI MISSION. THE SPACECRAFT is SCHED DOCTORATES. Two ARE SINGLE. THE THREAT OF A NUCLEAR ATTACK.," HE ULED TO lAND iN THE WEST ATLANTiC RECO~ COMPARISON AMONG ASTRONAUT GROUPS AT SAIDo ERY ZONE ABOUT 345 STATUTE MiLES EAST TIME OF SELECTION SO FAR THE UNiTED STATES AND RUSSIA OF CAPE KENNEDY AFTER APPROX. 70-HOURS, HAVE GONE THEIR SEPARATE WAYS IN THE 50 MINUTES OF FLIGHT. ~ 1966 !.2'll l22l FiELD OF RECONNAISSANCE FROM SPACE, VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, CALIF. AGE 34.5 30 .0 31 .2 32 08 AND RUSSIA HAS SHIED AWAY fROM iNTER (UPI)--AN ATlAS-B INTERCONT!NENTAl BAL NATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS PROGRAMS DOM LISTIC MISSilE WAS lAUNCHED DOWN THE COL.YRS. 4.3 5·68.0 5.8 INATED BY THE UNITED STATES. AIR FORCE WESTERN TEST RANGE EARLY TO lilT MAY, THEREfORE, BE EXPECTED THAT DAY BY THE 6595TH AEROSPACE TEST WING THE SOVIET BLOC WilL ESTABLISH THEIR AN AIR FORCE SPOKESMAN SAID THE LAUNCH OWN GLOBAL (COMMUNICATIONS) SYSTEM IN WAS MADE IN SUPPORT OF THE ARMYuS N!KE *SCIENTIST-AsTRONAUT GROUP. No PILOT THE NEAR FUTURE," MORENOFF SAID. X ANTI-MISSilE MISSILE. EXPERIENCE REQUIRED FOR SELECTiON. "To fURTHER COMPLICATE THE SITUATION IN KEEPING WiTH CURRENT AiR FORCE THE NEW ASTRONAUTS WilL START A OTHER WESTERN EUROPEAN NATIONS HAVE POliCY, NO OTHER DETAilS WERE DiSCLOSED TRAINING PROGRAM IMMEDIATELY AIMED AT ALSO SPOKEN OF INSTITUTING THEIR OWN GETTING THE~ iN A COSMIC FLIGHT ROU INDEPENDENT S~TElLITE COMMUNICATIONS SCIENCE is THE LITERATURE OF TRUTH. TINE WITHIN 18 MONTHS. I SYSTEM, TO SAY NOTHING nr SIMilAR PLANS JOSH BilliNGS
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by ARMAND ARCHERD Cent? (II P? e~s Assocwtwn Corre~pondent HOLLYWOOD-We must ad mit looking for trouble' when page we arnved on the set of Not With My Wife You Don t' And the trouble we expected was a clash of temperament or any ICROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer I thmg ebe m the hostilIty de partment between the male stars Tony Curti'> and Geotge 1 2- 3 ~4 5 6 7 S ~9 10 1\ C Scott Tony CurtIs IS warm and af 12 ~'3 ~'4 fectIOnate but IS admittedly given to moods (And \\hat ac 15 16 tor Isn t ?) George C (for ~\1 Campbell) Scott IS affable and CIVIlIzed With us-but IS repu ~ 18 ~J9 2,0 ~ ~ ~ ~ tedly explOSive With hIS fellow 21 2.2 23 24 21S 26 workers dIrectors, etc ~ George IS the fella you re 27 2.8 2.9 30 call who refused hlb Oscar nommatlOn a few yearb back ~ ~ And only last year was fired 31 33 ~; 32 34 from a film because he shoNed ~ ~ up late for work He admIts 36 "37 38 39 qO thIS WIth no excuses Now that ~ % we ve established the potentIal 41 42 4~ 44 war ling members let us add % they al e workmg together m 45 q6 a comedy ULTRA MODERN Any d Iy To thiS wntmg we tound ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ now '1 woo(lpeckel WIll beg1l1 47 48 49 SO 51 52 53 theIr 1 elatlOn'lhlp has been In Is director Norman Panama (right) also acting as referee % bulldlllg It<, nec,t III Ih [nOl the extremely compatible cla':>b -between Tony Curtis (left) and George C Scott? 54 5';, Ite "ummel home thlc, \\()ot\ I suppo"e thIS IS bomewhat of a ~6 JMk t n monument JIl 1 (elnetel y dlSdppolntment to tho'>e (of u:,) i Lemmon \\ue ll1 '1 ':>tttL '1 wt'"tern fOJ '1 Chll1be of pace ~ ~ \,ho expected othel\\I'>e \\e told l ot nedr e\.dbpllldOll \I!len And \\Ith luck the f Ilthe'>t 57 58 ~9 III WlOt'1 WIS App 11 ent1\ SLott 1 10tkJllf-, \\IUI \1,\1 III '"''''lle 1\\ l{ flom hi" Bcl All m 111 one dOOI to the ne':>t Isn t ~ ~ * '" * IIlkt It Hot Alld tit I" lllil Ion hc \\111 be l dlul Oil to 12. 15 c,ty!J~h enough for the bll d .., - IT ~ a funny Hung GCOl ge 111;' 1Il0 tl III PO':>,I)II l I, I (I I (t J II I I'l ,r' Ie till' '-, III 1- eJ\l\nclo WIfe He IC, peekJllf-, thlll half ;,111Jled People e'{pecl me I fiuc\\olk'l on thl» illl,! \ lilt \ HORIZONTAL 47 make lace VERTICAL 10 mllkflsh 11101 (' 111 1(' Idlllg to the l1l..,t to be some k1l1d of a canl1lbal Not \Vlth M, \VaL Ill' 1 dance step edgmg 1 leather 11 corded 4 church 49 roarmg moccasin fabric 01 ,>ometlllng I can t under :,tand dUCL! dll cctOl NOIIll tIl l' til 1111 , TO PROVF \\ h It 1I1 ea:,y parts 54 solemn 2 fuss 16 knock It I can t undelstand what kmd deuded Vlilla \\ould b, the pel '6(1111., guy he I" lxlOl!,e Scott 9 elevator wonder 3 varying 20 Currier of a reputatIOn must have pre feet leabon fOl '1oll y Jnd 'll1ll1d" u" tlnt 11L '> Idutllll1g cage 55 revoke a weight and -- ceded me GeOlge to fight- bllt only III to Bload\\'1Y to ]OJll hi'> e" \\Ife 12 AmerIcan legacy (India) 21 listens We rlssUIed Scott the lepu the film Cull(en DL\\hUl'rt JIl 1 pllY humOrIst 56 new 4 ammonia 22 missile tatlOn \ as only of hiS own mak Fm bome stl an",L I e'1S0n I TIl( E ,(C1Ll"C 13 gay comb compounds weapon mg the headlmes With AVd MlsbL was\I'>litdlJ, hct eHI i Jllthu L\ldulCL of IllS lund 14 be m debt form 5 formalists 23 defended Gatdnet the quotes on the Os \\dtchtll hu:,bdnd Iltn,() Pl.., ,1) \\UIll nlttlle ':>"S Gloige 15 halls 57 ampersand In teaching 25 size of 17 doze 58 annoy 6 sign of type cal hiS unceremol1lous depar 1(1 \\ho ltll\lll flom HOlllL 'I':> tile flCt hf''l Ihlady shipped 18 miscellany pettily hit play 26 Biblical ture flOm the film last year I \v hel e he IS a \ CI\ ':>I1C« ,>sful I back to Gotham hlb f lVoIlte 19 of the ear 59 New 7 mistake outcast etc etc ulhltect blllldel Irompalllon -Ill;' Gltmdn 'lhep
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HUMGLAJE LGJSA LHKTGMEK VDD SDVKKTWWU TWGEHJA Yesterday's CryptoquJp GALA GIFTS S N ARE THE FRIENDLY HOLIDAY SHOPPER CONTRACT By B. Jay Becker (Top Record-Holder In Masters' IndiVidual Championship Play)
South dealer not diVided 3-3 and West has Neither Side vulnerable the ace of diamonds NORTH ThiS POSSibilIty costs nothIng to mve&tIgate and greatly m .Q76 creases the chances of makmg ~ .AKQ7 the contract .743 After rWImg the spade, you .853 draw two rounds of trumps, WEST EAST play a heart to the queen, ruff .10843 .AKJ952 another spade play a heart to COMPUTERIZED- Auto mated by a computer m • Opera • J1085 .93 the kmg, and then ruff dummy's lion Match Kenneth Well1lck and Loretta Camp we'1r a .A1062 .QJ9 last spade .7 ,,104 These preparations which do sweater bUilt for two on the ColumbIa Ul1Iver'llty campti'> SOUTH not (m and of themselves) gam m New York city any triCks are made m order .642 to cover the pOSSibility that the .-+K85 hearts are diVided 4-2 or 5-1- .AKQJ962 With West havmg the heart length The biddmg When you now play a heart South West North East to the ace and It turns out that 1. Pass East has no more hearts, you 34 3. 1.4", 1.Pass have a nght to congratulate 5,... yourself on havmg been smart Opemng lead - t h r e e of enough to clear the dummy of spades spades The s e preparatory Errors of omission can be moves now assure the contract, just as expenslve In the play of regardless of where the ace of the cards as errors of commls- diamonds IS located slOn You play the seven of hearts from dummy and, mstead of Let's say that you have the ruffmg It, discard a diamond South hand and West leads a West wms With the Jack, but spade WhICh you ruff Prospects now finds himself so placed that of makmg the contract are very he must return a spade, gIvmg good smce you can make eleven you a ruff and discard, or else trICks, after drawing trumps, if a diamond, which makes your It turns out that the hearts are kmg a tnck diVided 3-3 or, fallmg that, that As a result, you make the East has the ace of diamonds FISH STARTLER The IT <., N wy de'>troyer WillI'> A Lee contract The underlying pnn BUILT BY STUDENTS BIPLANE FLIES BUilt by 'rtudenb '1t But if your thinking stops ciple is that you should not be fre':>h from phStlC ,>urguv It the N'1V1I Shlpyud In Bo'l B'1y View HIgh School In MIlwaukee '1 biplane I'> flown by tight there you haven't carned wilhng to settle for just a. good ton IC, gOing to '>1''1 WIth '1 be llltlful new rubbu no'>e The Col P lUI H Pobere7ny of the WI<.,con'>ln AlI Ndlion II it far enough There ,is still an chance to make the contra.ct unU'>ll II }H ofd( J'> 1 I ubbet c,on u bow dome 20 feet Wide GU'1rd on It'> m'1ldrn flight Poberezny I'> preSident of thL other poSSibility of makmg the Without first looking for a still 10 1cLt hIgh md '37 feet long m'1dc by Goodllch Auo'>plce contract even if the hearts are I<..xpenmenl'11 All (f 1ft A "c,oU'1tlOn \\ hlch '-,upphed th( better chance Jnd ])tt!nc" Ploductc, m Akl(Jn OhIO The dome c,lfegulld'l (IC 1965 King Features By! dlcate Inc) plll1'> fOl tht' uatt c,uhltn I '-ron II (qmpment PAGE 8 HOURGLASS TUESDAY, CLUB NOTICES PUBLISHED BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AT THE QASSIFIED m DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER, PROTESTANT SENIOR CHAPEL CHOIR MEETS ovi 86 KWAJALEIN TEST SITE, MARSHALL ISLANDS FOR SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 7 30 PM IN THE CHA- CONTRACT DA-01-021-AMC-90004 (Y) PEL THE HOU~GLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY WESTINGHOUSE LAUNDRYMAT - I~ YEARS MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE OLD - $60, LADY S 26" BIKE - KWAJ DUPLICATE BRIDGE WILL BE HELD WEDNES FOR NOTICES IS 4 PM THE DAY BEFORE CONDITION - $5 CALL 631 OR SEE AT DAY NIGHT IN THE YOKWE YUK CLUB AT PUBLICATION AND DEADLINE FOR NEWS A 5HOWTIME 473- 7 15 ITEMS IS to AM THE DAY OF PUBLICATION 7'00 &. 9' 10 THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MODELL 100 PeLAROID fLASH CAMERA SOCCER ASSOCIATION INVITES ALL SOCCER EDIT LETTERS TO THE EDITOR FOR THE WITH AUTOMATIC TIMER AND CASE - WILL fOOTBALL FANS AND PLAYERS TO THE THU~ KI ~SE~ FOR MY PRE~ I DENT AT C SAKE OF BREVITY ALL COPY, LETTERS SELL fOR BEST OffER OVER $85 CALL DAY AFTERNOON PRACTICE FROM 4 30 TO AND PHOTOGR~PHS SUBMITTED FOR PUBLI , 2185 BETWEEN 7 30 AM AND 4 30 PM AND F~ED MACMU~~AY, POLLY BE~GEN 6 00 ON THE SOCCER FIELD CATION BECOME THE PROPERTY OF THE ASK fOR JIM COMEDY BLACK AND WHITE HOURGLASS REPUBLICATION OF MATERIAL KWAJALEIN COMMUNITY BAND WILL MEET CONTAINED HEREIN IS NOT AUTHORIZED Two CHRYSLER 6-WAY SPEAKER SYSTEMS ALSO NEWS TONIGHT AT 7 30 IN THE FINE ARTS BLDG WITHOUT THE PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE WITH WALNUT LACQUER fiNISH - EACH HAS COMMANDING OFFICER, KWAJALEIN TEST 15" WOOfER, TWO 5" MID-RANGE, TWO KWAJALEIN COMMUNITY THEATER WILL HOLD SHOWTIME CONE-TYPE TWEETERS AND A HORN-TYPE S'TE ITS REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING WEDNESDAY, 30 IF YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED YOUR HOUR SUPER TWEETER - USED LESS THAN A 7 MAY 4 AT 7 30 PM IN THE BRIEFING ROOM GLASS BY 6 15 PM) PLEASE CALL 350 BE MONTH IN AIR-CONDITIONED ROOM - BOTH AT THE TERMINAL TWEEN THE HOURS OF 6 15 AND 6 45 PM fOR $275 CALL 404 BETWEEN THE HOURS READY FOR THE PEOPLE ATC AND A COpy WILL BE DELIVERED TO YOU Of 7 30 AM AND 4 30 PM AND ASK fOR BROWNIE TROOP #6 WILL MEET THURSDAY AT EVERETT SLOANE, ANNE HELM GORDON TR 544 AT 2 45 PM DRAMA BLACK AND WHITE EDITOR NEIL PHELPS-MUNSON ------ASST EDITOR DORIS WALLIN SONY 263-0 TAPE DECK - $55, 14" x YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB NEEDLE WORK &. 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TIDES AIID 'STR01'Oi ICIL DftTP FOR ~FY 1966
,a 1.' HIGH HIGH LOiT LOlli SlJ'Il SUN HOON HOON :; lTE TIDE HT TIDE HT TIDE HT. TIDE HT RISE SET RISE SET
S 1 0236 5.1 1448 5 4 0842 1.1 2100 0 7 0632 1900 1638 0416 M 2 0312 5 6 1530 5.5 0924 0 6 2136 0 5 0632 1900 1732 0501 T 3 0348 5 9 1606 5 5 1000 0 4 2206 0.4 0631 1900 1826 0546 W 4 0418 6 1 16)6 5.4 1036 0.3 2236 0 5 0631 1900 1922 0633 T 5 0454 6 2 17J2 5.1 1112 0 4 2.306 0 7 0631 1900 2019 Cf722 F 6 052.4 6 1 1742 4 8 1148 0.7 2330 0 9 0631 1900 2117 0813 S 7 0554 5.8 1812 4 4 1224 1.0 0631 1900 2213 CJ106
S B 06)0 5.4 1848 4 0 1300 1.4 0000 1.3 0630 1900 2308 1001 H 9 0700 5 0 1924 3 6 1342 1 9 0024 1 7 0630 1900 2359 1034 T 10 0742 4 5 2030 3.2 l448 2 2 0100 2 1 0630 1900 1147 \ni11 0848 4 1 2312 3 1 1636 2 4 0142 2 5 0630 1900 0046 1238 CLASSIFIED CONTINUED T 12 ] 048 3 9 1830 2 2 0342 2 9 0630 1900 0129 1326 KWAJALEIN HOSPITAL ANNOURCES THAT r 13 1230 4 0 0112 3 5 19] 8 1 9 0630 2 8 0630 1901 0210 1412 IT HAS A GOOD SUPPLY OF MEASLES VAC- FOUND CINE ON HAND S 14 1324 4 2 '0142 4.0 1948 1 6 Cf730 2 4 0629 1901 0248 1456 IT SHOULD BE GIVEN TO CHILDREN BETWEEN THE NINTH MONTH AND R,NG AND ST CH~ISTOPHER MEDAL - AT 1406 2018 TENTH YEAR OF AGE, UNLESS THEY HAVE S 15 4 5 0212 4 4 1.3 0812 1.9 0629 1901 0325 1541 BACHELORS' POOL CLAIM AT HOURGLASS M 16 1442 4 7 0242 4 9 2048 1 1 0842 1 5 0629 1901 0402 1625 PREVIOUSLY HAD THE DISEASE OR HAVE T 17 1512 0306 2118 BEEN ADVISED NOT TO TAKE THE VACCINE 4 9 5 2 0.9 0918 1 2 0629 1901 0440 J712 SMALL, BLACK AND WHITE KITTEN - NO 1f 18 1548 5 0 0330 2142 0628 0521 1801 BY THEIR PHYSICIAN 5 6 o 8 0948 0.9 1901 COLLAR CALL 690 T 19 1618 5 0 0400 5 8 2212 0.7 1024 o 7 0628 1%2 0604 1854 IMMUNIZATIONS ARE GIVEN AT THE KWA F 20 1654 4 9 0436 6 0 2242 8 1054 0628 1902 0652 1950 JALEIN HOSPITAL BETWEEN 7 30 AND 8 30 o o 6 G,RL'S WHITE SWEATE~ AT THE COUNTDOWN S 21 1730 47 0506 6.0 2318 1130 0628 AM AND I AND 2 PM EACH WORK DAY 0.9 o 7 1902 0744 2049 CLUB - PROBABLY LEFT BY A GIRL SCOUT CALL 2355 S 22 1806 4.4 0542 5.9 2354 1.2 1212 0 9 0628 1902 0842 2150 ARVIN, CALIF (UPI)--PARACHUTE JUMP M 23 1854 4.1 0624 1300 1 1 0628 1903 0942 2249 ------INSTRUCTOR W,LL,AM ROGERS, 37, OF 5 7 'wURK WANTED T 24 1948 3 B Cf706 5 4 0030 1.5 1354 1 4 062S 1903 1044 2346 SANTA MONICA JUMPED FROM A THREE-FOOT W 25 2106 3.6 0806 4.9 0124 1.9 1506 1.7 0628 1903 1144 HIGH TABLE TO DEMONSTRATE SAFE LANDING W,LL BABYSIT FOR WORKING MOTHERS AT T 26 2254 3.7 0924 4 6 0236 2.2 16.30 1.8 0628 1903 1242 003S TECHNIQUES -- AND BROKE HIS LEG TR 517 CALL 2448 F 27 1100 44 0430 2 3 1754 1.7 0628 1904 1338 0127 S 28 0018 4 0 1230 4 5 0618 2 1 1900 1.5 0628 1904 1432 0213 Du QUOIN, ILL (UPI)--MRS ADELINE W,LL CA~E FOR ONE OR TWO CHILDREN FOR JONES D~u~y, WHO SAID SHE BECAME A WORKING MOTHER AT QTRS 480-B - MRS s 29 Oll8 4.5 1330 4 6 0724 1 7 1942 1.2 0628 1905 1524 0257 VEGETARIAN AT THE AGE OF 23 WHEN DOC SCOUTARIS CALL 2471 Y 30 0206 5 0 1418 4 8 0818 1.3 2024 1.0 0628 1905 1617 0341 TORS TOLD HER SHE DIDN'T HAVE LONG TO T 31 0242 5.4 1506 4.8 09cx:, 1.0 2100 0.9 0628 1905 171!IJ 0426 LIVE, CELEBRATED HER 100TH BIRTHDAY No DISGUISE CAN LONG CONCEAL LOVE THIS W_E~E~K______pt.{!.5ES OF 'rnF MOOK FOR May 1966 WHERE IT EXISTS, OR LONG FEIGN IT WHERE IT IS LACKING UNLESS WE REMEMBER WE CANNOT UNDER- FuJl ?foon, 4th, Last Quarter 11th New Moon LA ROCHEFOUCAULD STAND E M FORSTER