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KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS SATURDAY, 19 OCTOBER 1963

TO THE MARSHALLESE PEOPLE ON EBEYE THE NAVY HAS DECIDED TO ASTRONAUTS NEGOTIATE A LOGISTICS CON­ MINUTEMAN HOME TRACT WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATES, LAUNCHED BRITISH P.M. NAMED INC Of OAKLAND, CALifORNIA I BELIEVE YOU SHOULD KNOW VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, LONDON (UPI )--PREMIER­ HOUSTON,ITEXAS (UPi )--THE THAT ALL CONTRACTORS WHO CALifORNIA (UPI )--THE AIR DESIGNATE LORD HOME WAS SPACE AGENCY TODAY UNVEilED BID fOR THEl LOG1STICS CON­ rORCE ANNOUNCED THE SUCCESS­ PLAGUED TONIGHT BY INTERNAL A BRIGHT NEW TEAM Of !4 AS­ TRACT ON KWAJALEIN WERE TOLD fUL LAUNCH TODAY OF ITS 18TH STRIFE WITHIN THE CONSERVA­ TRONAUTS, INCLUDiNG THE IT WAS MANDATORY THAT AT MINUTEMAN INTERCONTINENTAL TIVE PARTY IN HIS EffORTS fiRST BACHELOR, WHO WILL LEAST 350 MARSHALL ESE BE EM­ BALLiSTIC MISSILE (ICBM) TO FORM A NEW GOVERNMENT COMPETE FOR BERT~S ABOARD PLOYED WITH NO CHANGE IN FROM THIS WEST CGAST MISSILE AfTER HE WAS TAPPED BY QUEEN U.S. SPACESHiPS HEADED FOR PAY. THIS IS IN KEEPING BASE ELIZABETH TO SUCCEED AILING THE MOON BEfORE THE END Of WITH THE PACifiC MISSILE THE AIR FORCE DESCRIBED HAROLD MACMILLAN. THE DECADE RANGE/TRUST TERRITORY POLICY. THE LAUNCH BY A STRATEGIC THE 60-YEAR-OLD AIRSTGCRAT THE MEN, ALL EXPERIENCED IN ADDITION, THE PRESENT AIR COMMAND (SAC) CREW FROM FAILED TO INDICATE TO WAIT­ JET PILOTS, ARE THE YOUNGEST MARSHALLESE TRAINING PRO­ MALSTROM AiR FORCE BASE, ING NEWSMEN AS HE LEfT THE AND REPORTED TO BE THE MOST GRAM WILL CONTINUE REGARD­ NEBRASKA AS A SUCCESSfUL PRIME MINISTERtS RESIDENCE EDUCATED Of THE THREE ASTRO­ LESS Of WHO MAY BE AWARDED ROUTINE TRAINING LAUNCH AT No 10 DOWNING STREET NAUT TEAMS YET SELEC1ED THE CONTRACT. THE NAVY WILL No DETAILS ON THE TEST WHETHER HE HAD BEEN SUCCESS­ THEY WERE INTRODUCED TO­ CONTINUE TO SUPPORT THE MAR­ WERE RELEASED fUL IN HIS MISSION AFTER DAY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF SHALLESE IN ACCORDANCE WITH NINE GRUELING HOURS OF IN­ HOUSTON'S CULLEN AUDiTORIUM, NAVy/TRUST TERRITORIES SOVIET LAUNCHES SATELLITE TERVIEWS WITH TOP PARTY AND NEAR THE MANNED SPACECRAFT POLICY Moscow (UPI )--THE SOVIET CABINET MEMBERS CENTER Of THE ~AT'ONAl AERO­ POLITICAL SOURCES SAID NAUTICS AND SPACE AD~iNiS­ H.D ALLEN UNION TODAY LAUNCHED INTO ORBIT THE 20TH IN A SERIES HOME WAS RECEIVING STIFF TRATION (NASA) WHERE THEY CAPT USN OPPOSITION FROM CABINET WiLL TRAIN. COMMANDING OffICER Of UNMANNED SPACE SATELLITES DESIGNED TO PREPARE THE WAY COLLEAGUES, SOME Of WHOM Two O~ THE 14 APE C!VIL\A~~ WERE TIPPED AS POTENTIAL ALL ARE 34 VEARS OLD OR WEATHER FOLLOWING OCTOBER fOR FUTURE MANNED fLIGHTS, THE OfFICIAL TASS NEWS SUCCESSORS TO MACMILLAN YOUNGER. STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE AGENCY SAID. THREE OF THESE, DEPUTY THE BACHELOR IN THE CROWD~ THE WINO DID BLOW HARD AND THE "SPUTNIK", NICKNAMED PREMIER R A BUTLER, SCIENCE THE ONLY ONE OF THE 30 AS­ THERE WAS A LOT OF RAIN, BUT, TRON~UTS NOW NAMED, is ~A­ "COMOS 20," IS THE LATEST MINISTER LORD HAILSHAM,AND ACCORDING TO OUR KWAJALEIN RESEARCH VEHiCLE IN A PRO­ CHANCELLOR Of THE EXCHEQUER RINE CAPTAiN C~IFTO~ Co W!L­ WEATHER AUTHORITIES, THIS GRAM ANNOUNCED BY SOVIET REGINALD MAUOLING WERE SAID LIAMS JR., 31, A MOBILE, IS NOT "UNUSUAL" WEATHER. PREMIER NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV TO BE STILL HOLDING BACK A ALABAMA, NATIVE NOW STATIONro MR. H.E. BOYD REPORTED TO­ DURING AN ELECTION SPEECH DECISION ON WHETHER THEY AT QUANTICO, VIRGINIA. DAY THAT THERE WAS A HEAVY HE GAVE MARCH 16,1962 WOULD SERVE UNDER HOME. THE OTHERS ARE~ NAVY LCDR SHOWER, WITH I '5 INCHES TASS SAID "COSMOS 20" THE SQURCES SAID ALL THREE RICHARD f. GORDON JR 34, fALLING IN LESS THAN AN CARRIED A RADIO TRANSMITTER WERE BITTERLY RESENTfUL OVER MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA; NAVY HOU", "IN EXCESS Of WHAT WE OPERATING ON A fREQUENCY Of MACMILLAN'S DECISION TO AD­ LT ROGER B. CHAFEE, 28, USUALLY HAVE." 19.995 MEGAHERTZ, "A RADIO VISE THE QUEEN TO SEND fOR FAIRBORN, OHIO; CiViliAN Ro HOWEVER, HE SAYS THE WIND SYSTEM fOR ACCURATE MEASURE­ THE FOREIGN SECRETARY THIS W CUNNINGHAM, 31J BORN AT IS NOT ABNORMAL fOR THIS MENT OF ORBITAL ELEMENTS; AFTERNOON. CRESTON, 10WA~ AIR FORCE TIME OF YEAR. ONE GUST Of AND A RADIO TELEMETRIC SYS­ CAPT. DONN Fo E!SELE J 33J 36 KNOTS WAS REPORTED ABOUT TEM FOR RELAYING TO EARTH SPLIT TERMS LIKELY KIRKLAND AIR FORCE BA5E~ 2.15 A.Mo DATA ON THE fUNCTIONING ON SECURITY COUNCil NEW M[XICO, NAVY LT ALAN No DAMAGE WAS REPORTED, Of THE EQUIPMENT AND UNITED NATIONS (UPI )-­ L. BEAN j 31, JACKSO~V~lLE, ALTHOUGH ISLANDERS GOING SCIENTifiC INSTRUMENTATION. IVORY COAST AND BOLIVIA WERE FLORiDA; CiVILiAN RUSSELL TO WORK COULD NOTICE SEV­ "THE EQUI PMENT ABOARD THE ELECTED TO TWO-YEAR TERMS L SCHWEICKART, lEXINGTON, ERAL fALLEN PALM fRONDS ANP SATELLITE IS FUNCTIONING ON THE SECURITY COUNCIL TO­ MASSACHUSETTS, WHO WILL BE COCONUTS A LARGE LIMB HAD NORMALLY," TASS SAID "THE DAY NEITHER MALAYSIA NOR 28 NEXT fRIDAY; AiR FORCE BEEN BROKEN Off THE VERY COORDINATING AND COMPUTING CZECHSLOVAKIA GOT THE RE­ CAPT. MICHAEL COLLINS, 32, LARGE TREE IN THE ART SWifT CENTER IS PROCESSING THE QUIRED TWO-THIRDS MAJORITY EOWARDS, CALiFORNiA, NAVY QUARTERS OTHER PEOPLE INCOMING INfORMATION." VOTE ON THE fiRST BALLOT. LT EUGENE A CERNAN, 29, REPORTED LAWN FURNITURE IN ANNOUNCING THE COSMOS U.N. OBSERVERS BELIEVED MONTEREY, CAl~fORNiAj AIR BLOWN fROM THE YARDS PROGRAM LAST YEAR, KHRUSH­ TODAytS DEADLOCK BETWEEN FORCE CAPT THEODORE C THE fORECAST fOR TODAY WAS CHEV SAID ITS PURPOSE WAS MALAYSIA AND CZECHOSLOVAKIA FREEMAN~ 33, EDWARDS, CALi­ FOR INTERMITTENT LIGHT RAIN TO GATHER DATA WHICH COULD PROBABLY WILL RESULT IN fORNIA; AIR FORCE CAPT DURING MOST Of THE DAY. BE USEfUL IN PLANNING fUTURE ANOTHER SPLIT TERM ON THE DAVID R. ISCOTT , 31 i ED­ WIDELY SCATTERED HEAVY SHOW­ MANNED SPACE fliGHTS. SECURITY COUNCil WARDS, CALIFORNIA; AIR rORCE ERS ARE ANTICIPATED IN THE TASS SAID THE "SPUTNIK" IT APPEARED UNLIKELY THAT CAPT. CHARLES A. BASSETT II, AREA. A MODERATE TO OCCAS­ WAS MAKING ONE ORBIT OF THE EITHER COUNTRY COULD PICK 32, EDWARDS, CALIFORNIA, IONALLY fRESH WEST TO WEST UP ENOUGH VOTES TO GET A I AIR rORCE MAJ EDWIN ALDRIN SOUTHWEST BREEZE WILL PRE­ EARTH EVERY 89 55 MINUTES AT THE START OF ITS fLIGHT TWO-THIRDS MAJORITY ANOTHER JR , 33, EL LAGO, TEXAS J VAIL, BECOMING GUSTY IN THE ROUND Of VOTING WAS SCHED­ AIR rORCE CAPT. W,LLIAM A HEAVIER SHOWERS ULED fOR NEXT FRIDAY IN THE ANDERS, 30, ALBUQUERQUE, "THERE IS POSSIBIL.ITY Of A REPEAT Of THE HEAVY SHOWER GENERAL ASSEMBLY NEW MEXICO. ACTIVITY," MR. BOYD SAID RESULTS Of THE fiRST FIVE THE NASA, WHICH IS RUNNiNG Now BACK HOME WE'D CALL Off PICNIC PLANS fOR THE WEEK BALLOTS WERE : CZECHOSLOVA" THE $40 BilLION U.S. PRO- END, BUT A LITTLE THING LIKE RAIN DOESN'T DAMPEN KWAJALEIN KIA 63, MALAYSIA 56, CZECH- GRAM TO LAND A MAN ON THE ENTHUSIASM. O$LOVAKIA 55, MALAYSIA 52, MOON, CHOSE THE ROOKIE ACCUMULATED RAINfALL fOR THE MONTH Of OCTOBER IS 9.02 CZECHOSLOVAKIA 55, MALAYSIA SPACEMEN ONE WEEK AGO TODAY INCHES 52; CZECHOSLOVAKIA 54, MALAY­ SIA 54; AND CZECHOSLOVAKIA MAN KILLED IN DISPUTE OVER DRINKING FOUNTAIN 56, MALAYSIA 51 THE REQUIRED TWO-THIRD MAJORITY IN EACH JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI (UPI )--A 26.YEAR-OLD NEGRO COLLEGE CASE WAS 72 GRADUATE TODAY SHOT AND KILLED A WHITE SERVICE STATION THE PRACTICE Of SPLITTING TWO-YEAR TERMS ON THE COUNCIL ATTENDANT WHO SQUIRTED HIM WITH A HOSE WHfN HE DRANK FROM BEGAN WITH THE DEADLOCK BETWEEN THE PHILIPPiNES AND YuGO­ A WATER FOUNTAIN RESERVED fOR WHITES SLAVIA IN 1955- THEY FINALLY AGREED TO SERVE ONE YEAR ~CH POLICE SAID THE NEGRO, HAL CLIFFORD ZACHARY, ADMITTED OTHER SPLIT TERMS WERE SERVED BY POLAND AND TURKEY I~ THE SLAYING Of 45-YEAR-OLD E B BRYANT ZACHARY WAS 1960-61, BY LIBERIA AND iRELAND IN 1961-62 AND BY ROMAN!A C~ARGED WITH MU~DER AND THE PHILIPPINES IN 1962-63. 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PuBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF MARKET GA I NS TOLD DOMINICANS SEEK SUPPLIES ARMY SECRETARY URGES THE COMMANDING OFFICER PACIFIC NEW YORK, (UPI)--STOCKS REFUSED BY U.S. AOC SUPPORT MISSilE RANGE FACILITY, CONTINUED TO ADVANCE EARLY SANTO DOMINGO, (UPI)-­ THE WIDE RANGE OF SER- I KvvAJAlE IN, MARSHALL ISLANDS, TODAY dN ACTIVE TRADING THE NEU CIVILIAN JUNTA IS VICES PROVIDED BY THE I ICONTRACT NOAs-59-4176-c WITH ANKEN, Du PONT AND UNION THINKING OF SENDING MIS­ AMERICAN OVERSEAS CAMPAIG,< I THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. CARBIDE WERE UP I OR MORE SIONS TO ENGLAND, FRANCE, AGENCIES WAS DESCRIBED I THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED IN THE CHEMICALS AUTOS WEST GERMANY, AND JAPAN BY THE 1963 NATIONAL I 0AI~ ~ONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY~ WERE FIRM, BUY YOUNGSTOWN TO SEEK THE ECONOMIC AND FEDERAL CHAIR~AN OF IDEADLINE FOR NOTICES IS 4 P M SHEET DROPPED MORE THAN TECHNICAL AID BEING DENIED AMERICAN OVERSEAS CAMPAIG~, ! DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION DEAD- A POINT IN THE STEELS IT BY THE U.S .. , IT VIAS I ARMY SECRETARY CYRUS R Ll <[ FOR NEWS ITEMS IS 10 A.M MINNEAPOLiS-HONEYWELL, UP REPORTED TODAY VANCE, I N A LETTER TO IDAY OF PUBLICATION A LARGE FRACTION, FEATURED THE U.S. ENDED ALL AID FEDERAL AND ~ILITARY I THE ELECTRONICS. OTHER THAN "MERCY" FOOD­ PERSONNEL OVERSEAS HE I EDITOR - CLAIRE BRIGHAM NORFOLK & WESTERN IM­ STUFFS TO THE DOMINICAN EXPI..AINED THAT, "AMONG STAFF - PAT WILLIS, NANCY PROVED IN THE RAILS SUGAR REPUBLIC AFTER THE ARMED OTHER THINGS, THE WORK I HOUGHTON, AND STOCKS RESPONDED TO ANOTHER FORCES OGSTED EX-PRESIDENT OF THESE ORGANIZATIONS ! VIRGINIA MATHIASEN SHARP ADVANCE IN SUGAR JUAN BOSCH SEPTEMBER ?5 HELPS TO ALLAY HOPELESS­ FUTURES UP JOHN AND ON GROUNDS HE \"AS "SOFT" I NESS AND DESPAIR AROU~D KOREAN ELECTION JOHNSON & JOHNSON WERE UP ON COMMUNISM THE WORLD, IT PROviDES I DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGE ABOUT t AND 2, RESPECTIVEL~ A GOVERNMENT SPOKESMAN SERV I CES FOR AIv1ER I CAdS I WASHINGTON, (UPI)--THE IN THE DRUGS SAID THE END OF U.S. ALLI­ SERVING ABROAD, AND IT HOWEVER, LATE PROFIT WASHiNGTON POST SAID EDITOR­ ANCE FOR PROGRESS PROGRAM BUILDS STRONG COMMU~ITiES IALLv TODAY THAT THE BIG TAKING WHITTLED DOWN MOST AID ~OULD BE COMPENSATED AT HOME" 1 QULST'OtJ IN THE REPUBLIC OF OF THE MARKET'S EARLY FOR BY HIGHER WORLD PRICES I AM CONFIDENT TriAT KOPEA liAS v/HETHER NEWLY- GAIN TODAY AND STOCKS FOR SUGAR, BUT HE ADDED EACH OF YOU WILL ~"AIH EL[CTED PRESIDENT PARK CHUNG CLOSED STEADY ON HEAVY THE NEW GOVERNMENT WOULD TO ASSUME YOUR FULL CI­ HEE IS "STRONG ENOUGH AND TRADING BE FORCED TO GO ABROAD FOR TIZEN'S SHARE OF VOLUNTARY \ ',' I SE ENOUGH" TO RUN THE A NUMBER OF ISSUES IM­ OTHER HELP UNLESS THE U.S. SUPPORT OF THESE NINE COL..j-rRY PROVED ON HIGHER EARNINGS, CHANGED ITS MIND ABOUT EX­ PRIVATE, VOLUNTARY AGENCIES' THE EDITORIAL NOTED THAT INCLUDING OLIN MATHIESON, TENDING THE CIVILIAN REGIME PARK'S VICTORY WAS NARROW REYNOLDS TOBACCO, CONSOLI­ DIPLOMATIC RECOGNITION TOASTM I STRESSES SET AI ~-1S A ID T-'AT HE MIGHT HAVE LOST DATION COAL, HAVEG, AND WHAT WOMEN EXPECT TO IF THE OPPOSITION HAD BEEN TEXAS INSTRUMENTS MICRONESIAN STUDY GROUPS ACCOMPLISH BY JOINING THE F'RMLY UNITED IT SAID. XEROX, WHICH REPORTED PLAN MEETING KWAJALEIN TOASTMISTRESS liTHE FACT THAT THE ELECTION RECORD THIRD QUARTER A JOINT MEETING OF MORNING CLUB WAS SET FORTH TODAY IV ASH EL DAN D T HAT HE A V Y 0 P P O­ EARNINGS, MOVED UP SHARP~Y AND EVENING GROUPS WILL BE IN A LIST OF AIMS AND s
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oN VOTE HAS BEEN RECORDED HELD TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, OBJECTIVES THE CLUB ARE EVERTHELESS ENCOURAGING SOVIET REPORTS CUBAN AID 8-00 P M AT THE COMMUNITY MEMBERS HOPE TO ACHIEVE SIGNS THE E~FECT IS TO Moscow, (UPI)--EIGHT CENTER MR DICK BROOKS TOASTMISTRESSES ENDEAVOR TO GIVE THE PARK REG!ME SOME SOVIET SHIPS ARE NOW EN WILL PRESENT THE PROGRAM, (A) IMPROVE TH E MEMBERS CLAIM TO LEGITIMACY, WHICH ROUTE TO CUBA CARRYING REPORTING TO THE GROUPS IN ORAL EXPRESSION OF : IT PREV 10USLY LACKED IF "TENS OF THOUSANDS OF ON HIS TRIP ABOARD A THOUGHT THROUGH STUDY AND I ;-1-1 I S TEST OF POPULAR STRENGTH TONS OF FOOD" INCLUDING FIELD TRIP SHIP TO THE IS­ PRACTICE IN CONVERSATION, t dlCOMES A FIRST STEP IN A GRAIN, THE SOVIET NEWS LANDS OF KUSAIE, PINGELAP, PUBLIC SPEAKING, AND I ~\STEMATIC RETURN TO DEMOCRATIC AGENCY TASS SAID TODAY AND PONAPE HE WILL SHOW ANALYTICAL LISTENING, ! c...OI/ERNMENT I N SOUTH KOREA, IT THE AGENCY QUOTED THE THE SLIDES HE TOOK ON (B) DEVELOP SKILL IN COLLD BECOME AN OMEN OF SOVIET MINISTRY OF MERCHANT THIS VOYAGE CLUB PROCEDURE, COM~ITTEE I APPIER D S MARINE AS SAYING THE AID ANY INTERESTED PERSONS FUNCTIONING, AND GROUP I 'STRONG MAN PARK HAS PROVED SHIPMtNTS INCLUDED GRAIN, ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO LEADERSHIP, (C) PROMOTE I ,I MS lL F STRONG ENOUGH TO FLOUR, VARIOUS CANNED ATTEND INFORMATION ABOUT COURAGE, CONFIDENCE, CO­ ~',OLD AN ELECTION, \-IITH AT FOODS, AND vEGETABLES THE STUDY GROUPS IS AVAIL­ OPERATION, AND CONSIDER­ LEAST A SEMBLANCE OF HONEST MEANWHILE, A SOVIET TU- ABLE BY CALLING 2372 OR ATION AMONG THE MEMBERS, BALLOTING, THE BIG QUESTION 114 JET AIRLINER ARRIVED 2356 AND (D) ~I IMULATE COM- tJO,v IS \"HETHER H[ I S STRONG IN HAVANA FROM Moscow TO­ MUNITY SERVICE AND RESPON­ EIWUGH, AND WISE ENOUGH, TO DAY CARRYING A LARGt AMOUNT BIRTH-AND DEATH-OF QUINTS SIBLE CITIZENSHIP. MMNAGE THE KIND OF GOVERN­ OF MEDICINE AND CHILDREN'S REPORTED THE NEXT MEETING OF THIS t'lENT THAT NECESSARILY FLOWS FOOD FOR SURVIVORS OF BRASILIA, (UPI)--A POOR GROUP IS A DINNER MEETING FROM FREE ELECTION" HURRICANE FLORA, TASS SAID PEASANT WOMAN TOLD TODAY ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 21 AT IN WASHINGTON, THE STATE OF HOW SHE GAVE BIRTH TO 7 P M IN THE TARO ROOM DEPARTMENT TODAY TERMED SOUTH DOCTOR RUSHED TO SHIP QUINTUPLETS IN THE BRAZILIAN OF THE YOKWE YUK CLUB IKoREA'S ELECTIONS A "FIRST PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA, WILDS LAST OCTOBER 8, ONLY RESERVATIONS CAN BE STEP" TO\vARD RETURN TO CIVILIAN, (UPI)--THE COAST CUARD TO WATCH THEM STARVE TO MADE BY CALLING 2287 OR CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT I SAID HERE TODAY A CUTTER DEATH ONE BY ONE 2286 A STATE DEPARTMENT SPOKES- WITH A DOCTOR ABOARD FOUR GIRLS AND A BOY TRANNIE QUINN IS THE t-1A N SA I D STEAMED FROM BERMUDA FOR WERE BORN TO HER, MARIA DA PRESIDENT OF THE KWAJALEIN "ALL REPORTS INDICATE THE A NORWEGIAN FREIGHTER CONCEICAO RIBEIRO SAID TOASTMISTRESS CLUB ELECTION WAS CONDUCTED IN A DRIFTING IN THE ATLANTIC SHE SAID THEY DIED WITHIN PEACEFUL ATMOSPHERE" AND WITH THREE INJURED CREW­ A 72-HOUR PERIOD FOR LACK ASTRONAUT TELLS WHY tlt-1ARhED THE BEGINNING OF THE MEN ABOARD. OF MEDICAL AID AND FOOD. HOUSTON, TEXAS, (UPI)-­ I,\EfUR TO CIVILIAN GOVERNMENT THE COAST GUARD SAID NEWSMEN SAW FIVE BURIAL ASTRONAUT DONALD (DEKE) IN KOREA BEFORE THE END OF THE BERMUDA STATION HAD MOUNDS NEAR THE HUT WHERE SLAYTON SAID TODAY HE 1 1953 WE WELCOME THIS FIRST PICKED UP A DISTRESS MARIA'S HUSBAND, ADELINO QUIT THE AIR FORCE BECAUSE STEO AND WE LOOK FORWARD TO SIGNAL FROM THE 560-FOOT TEIXEIRA ALVES, SAID HE HE BELIEVED HE WOULD BE ITHE CONTINUATION OF THE VESSEL FROM STAVANGER, BURIED THE CHILDREN EACH GROUNDED PERMANENTLY WITH I PRESEJT ATMOSPHERE OF POLITICAL NORWAY, SAYING THE VESSEL MOUND HAD A BAMBOO CROSS HIS HEART MURMUR, AND HIS IMODE~ATION AS KOREA TAKES THE WAS DRIFTING POWERLESS MORGUE OFFICIALS SAID ONLY CHANCE TO BLAST INTO .IEXT STEP IN THE REtURN TO ABOUT 70 MILES SOUTHWEST THEY WOULD SEEK TO PERFORM SPACE WOULD BE AS A CIVILIAN CiVILIAN GOVERNMENT, NAMELY OF BERMUDA. THE SHIP RE- AN AUTOPSY ON THE CHILDREN SLAYTON SAID A PHYSICAL NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS" t PORTED THREE MEN HAD BEEN "UNTIL NOW, WE HAVE ONLY EXAMINATION AT THE MANNED BURNED BY STEAM AND HOT THE WORD OF THE FATHER SPACECRAFT CENTER TODAY THEY DON'T TRUST US! OIL. ABOUT THE MULTIPLE BIRTHS," SHOWED HIS HEART STILL To" YO, (Up I ) --NnJ CH INA THE COAST GUARD CUTTER A DOCTOR SAID HAD THE MURMUR KNOWN AS Ih IS A8ENCY, IN A BROADCAST SPENCER WAS DISPATCHED THE REPORTED QUINTS WERE FIBRILLATION I tl0, ITORlD HERE, TODAY REPORTED WITH AN AIR FORCE DOCTOR BORN ON A SMALL FARM 25 IA GOOD WILL MISSION BY U.S. ABOARD, AND THE MERCHANT­ MILES FROM THE CITY OF ..... "" & ~ I At18A SSADOR CHARL ES BALDW I N TO MEN GRIPSHOLM AND LONGLINE, LUZIANA, IN SOUTHERN GOlAS (QUINTS-CONTINUED) II"'LAYS!A AS FOLLOWS BOTH WITH DOCTORS ABOARD, STATE. THE FARM IS NEARLY us MORE Ii A DOCTOR \..JHO , IlCHARLES BALD\vIN, U.S .. AM­ WERE WITHIN A 100 MILE 10 MILES FROM THE NEAREST EXAMINED HER SAID THERE ; ) \ sse () R TO' MA LAY S I A " L EFT RADIUS OF THE STRICKEN ROAD WAS EVIDENCE OF A MULTIPLE ~ _, LU~PU~ ON OCT 16TH FOR 13,409 TON SHIP AND HEADED "\ LOST MY FIVE CHILDREN) BIRTH, BUT HE COULD ~OT ;: , \I _ C (\ V 1 I I SIT' TO SA BA H FOR HER BUT I AM NOT TROUBLED," SAY HOW MANY CHILDREN S ..,~ JAr<. 'v IA SINGAPORE ON DETAILS ABOUT WHAT HAP­ tv! A R I A S A I D "Go D WILL G I VE WERE INVOLVED ::- 5cIRATORIAL MISSION II PENED WERE NOT AVAILABLE (CON'T AT RIGHT) , ------~------~--~~--~~~~--___L ______~ PAGE 3 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 19 OCTOBER 196]

VISA MAILING PROCESS TITO ILL, BOTH SIDES SEEK PEACE EXPLAINED CALifORNIA TRIP CANCELED IN BORDER CLASH PERSONNEL PLANNING TRIPS WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA, ALGIERS, (UPI}--PRESIDENT ~'f1U TO THE ORIENT WILL BE IN­ {UPI)--PRESIDENT TITO Of AHMED BE~ BELLA, REPORTED ARE YOU WISHING fOR TERESTED IN THE fOLLOWING YUGOSLAVIA WAS BEDRIDDEN NEAR A DIPLOMATIC BREAK SOMETHING SUMPTUOUS AND HERE TODAY WITH SYMPTOMS LETTER fROM THE PHILIPPINE WITH MOROCCO, TODAY ORDERED DISTINCTIVE IN FLAVOR OF INFLUENZE, HIS TRANSCON­ CONSUL-GENERAL DIPLOMATS TO GO TO THE fOR YOUR WEEK END MENU? TINENTAL TOUR Of THE U.S. "PLEASE BRING TO THE AT­ UNITED NATIONS FOR POSSIBLE BELOW WE HAVE JUST THE CANCELED. TENTION OF PROSPECTIVE INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION ANSWER IN EITHER OF THE APPLICANTS FOR VISAS TO ANGIER BIDDLE DUKE, U.S. Of THE BORDER DISPUTE TWO RECIPES, USING SPARE­ CHIEF Of PROTOCOL, QUOTED ENTER THE PHILIPPINES SPORADIC CLASHES BE­ RIBS, WHICH WERE TAKEN TITO'S DOCTORS AT 2:30 AND APPLICANTS FOR PHILIP­ TWEEN ALGERIAN AND MOROCCAN fROM A COOKBOOK PUBLISHED PINE PASSPORTS IN MIDWAY, P.M EST (1930 GMT) AS TROOPS CONTINUED IN THE BY THE "WOMEN'S SOCIETY THAT IF THEY SEND THEIR AP­ SAYING THE 71-YEAR-OLD SAHARA,AND BOTH COUNTRIES OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE" IN PLICATIONS BY MAIL AND WISH BALKAN LEADER'S CONDITION RANG WITH PATRIOTIC WAR EL PASO, TEXAS. TO HAVE THEIR PASSPORTS RE­ "CONTINUES TO IMPROVE" CRIES Two DAYS OF MOROC­ TURNED BY MAIL, THEY SHOULD HOWEVER, THERE WAS NO CAN-ALGERIAN PEACE TALKS SWEET-SOUR SPARERIBS ENCLOSE WITH THEIR APPLI- MEDICAL BULLETIN ISSUED FAILED TO PRODUCE RESULTS, 3 LBS. SPARERIBS (WHOLE AS HAD BEEN ANNOUNCED BUT BOTH GOVERNMENTS RE­ ~TIONS A SELf-ADDRESSED OR CUT INTO SERVING PIECES EARLIER STAMPED ENVELOPE BEARING AFfiRMED THEIR READINESS 2/3 cUP VINEGAR SEVENTY-SIX CENTS ($.76) DUKE SAID TITO HAD fOR INTERNATIONAL ARBITRA­ ! CUP SOY SAUCE WORTH OF STAMPS FOR EACH SENT A TELEGRAM TO CALI­ TION. 4 cUPS WATER PASSPORT fORNIA GOVERNOR EDMUND A DISPATCH FROM THE SALT "WHEN APPLICATIONS ARE SUB­ BROWN EXPRESSING REGRETS ALGERIAN ARMY HEADQUARTERS 4 TO 8 SLICES PINEAPPLE MITTED AND NOT ACCOMPANIED THAT HE WOULD BE UNABLE SAID MILITARY AND CIVILIAN 3/4 cUP SUGAR WITH STAMPS OR SUffiCIENT TO VISIT THE WEST COAST. PLANES FLEW IN A STEADY ij TBLSP. CORN STARCH AMOUNT TO COVER RETURN PRESIDENT KENNEDY, NO­ AIRLifT Of TROOPS AND 2 TBLSP. SALAD OIL REGISTERED AIR MAIL, THE TifiED EARLY THIS MORNING MATERIEL DURING THE DAY BELL PEPPER (OPTIONAL) PASSPORTS SHALL BE HELD AT THAT TITO WAS ILL, SENT ONE PLANE FLEW IN FROM THE PEPPER THE CONSULATE UNTIL SUCH HIM A "GET WELL" TELEGRAM. BATTLE ZONE WITH 12 WOUNDED SPRINKLE SPARERIBS WITH TIME THAT THE APPLICANTS OR DURING A MEETING WITH KEN­ ALGERIAN SOLDIERS SALT AND PEPPER, BROWN IN THEIR REPRESENTATIVES COME NEDY AT THE WHITE HOUSE SIX MIGS Of THE ALGERIAN HOT OIL IN A MODERATE TO HONOLULU AND CALL FOR YESTERDAY, MARSHAL TITO AIR fORCE WAITED THROUGH LARGE SAUCE PAN (ELECTRIC THEM IN PERSON. PLEDGED THAT HE WOULD THE DAY, THE PILOTS STRAPPED fRY PAN IS FINE FOR THIS WORK FOR A REDUCTION OF "IN SENDING TWO OR MORE IN THEIR SEATS DESPITE THE DISH). ADD SUGAR AND CORN COLD WAR TENSION. PASSPORTS IN ONE ENVELOPE SEARING HEAT. NEARBY STARCH MIXED TOGETHER AND AND IN ORDER TO AVOID ANY MECHANICS REPAIRED TWO OTHER INGREDIENTS COVER PRESIDENT, CHILDREN RUSSIAN-BUILT ILYUSHIN MISTAKE, APPLICANTS ~HOULD AND SIMMER I~ HOURS OR GREET JACK I E CHECK WITH THEIR POST OFFICE HELICOPTERS WHICH ARRIVED UNTIL TENDER Two CHICKEN WASHINGTON, (WPI)--PRES­ FOR THE CORRECT AMOUNT OF YESTERDAY BOUILLON CUBES IN ONE CUP IDENT KENNEDY LAST NIGHT POSTAGE HALF TRACKS AND TRUCKS HOT WATER, AND THE PINEAPPLE GREETED HIS WifE AS SHE "THE OBSERVANCE OF THE RUMBLED THROUGH THE DUSTY JUICE MAY BE USED IN MAKING RETURNED fROM A THREE­ ABOVE PROCEDURE BY APPLICANTS STREETS EN ROUTE TO THE UP THE WATER INGREDIENT. WEEK VACATION IN GREECE WILL HELP THE CONSULATE IN FRONTIER REGION OF HASSI BRAISE THE PINEAPPLE AND AND NORTH AfRICA. THE EXPEDITIOUS ISSUANCE, Of BEIDA AND TINNJOUB BELL PEPPER TOGETHER BEFORE THE fiRST LADY STEPPED THE ABOVE TRAVEL DOCUMENTS" OFFICIALS WOULD NOT GIVE ADDING TO DISH A PINCH fROM THE PLANE fOR A WARM DETAILS ON THE PROGRESS Of OF GARLIC ADDS ZEST. If WELCOME FROM THE PRESIDENT ALEJANDRO D. YANGO THE FIGHTING BUT IT WAS THE SAUCE IS TOO THIN, ADD AND HER CHILDREN, 5-YEAR­ CONSUL-GENERAL UNDERSTOOD EACH ARMY WAS MORE CORN STARCH. OLD CAROLINE AND 2-YEAR­ STICKING TO ITS POSITION OLD JOHN, JR ICE CREAM PARTY SUNDAY WITHOUT TRYING TO DISLODGE PEACHY BARBECUED RIBS CAROLINE GAVE HER THE ADULT PROTESTANT THE OTHER. HEAVY MACHINE­ 3 LBS. MEATY SPARERIBS, CUT MOTHER A GifT-WRAPPED SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS IS HAVING GUN FIRE AND ARTILLERY FIRE INTO SERVING-SIZE PIECES CLAY BIRDS' NEST MADE AN ICE CREAM PARTY SUNDAY IS REPORTED THROUGHOUT THE I TSP. SALT IN HER WHITE HOUSE FIRST NIGHT, OCTOBER 20, AT 5 P M DAY, BUT THE GUNS FALL I #2~ CAN CLING-PEACH HALVE~ GRADE CLASS THE PARTY WILL BE HELD SILENT AT NIGHT I CUP CATSUP CAROLINE QUIETLY HELD AT THE MAIN PAVILION ON THE ALGERIANS SAID THEY 2 TBLSP WORCESTERSHIRE HER rATHER'S HAND MOST EMON BEACH. HAD SUffERED NO DEAD, ONLY I TBLSP INSTANT MINCED Of THE TIME, BUT JOHN JR., ALL MEMBERS OF THE CLASS WOUNDED, IN TH E CURR ENT ONION OR CUP MINCED WHO WILL BE THREE NEXT ~ AND ALL SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACH­ "CHICKAYA," THE ARAB WORD ONION MONTH, WAS MORE IMPATIENT ERS AND THEIR FAMILIES ARE fOR CLASH. 2 TBLSP FLOUR AND SHOUTED: INVITED TO ATTEND IN MOROCCO, KING HASSAN 2 TBLSP PREPARED MUSTARD "THERE'S MOMMY'" II TONIGHT ACCUSED ALGERIA GROUND CLOVES CAROLINE WAS THE fiRST ~ TSP CHIANG CONfiDENT Of WIN OF LAUNCHING A~ ATTACK ON I TSP SALT UP THE STEPS OF THE PLANE OVER REDS A NEW MOROCCAN POST IN "AN I TSP. PEPPER TO WELCOME HER MOTHER, "2 TAIPEI, (UPI)--PRESIDENT APPARENTLY PREMEDITATED fOLLOWED RAPIDLY BY HER START HEATING OVEN TO 375 CHIANG KAI-SHEK fRIDAY AS­ ACTION DESIGNED TO TRANSfORM LITTLE BROTHER. IN SHALLOW ROASTING PAN AR­ SURED VISITING CHINESE THE FRONTIER INCIDENTS KENNEDY GREETED HIS RANGE RIBS, MEATY SIDE UP; LEADERS FROM ABROAD THAT HE INTO A GENERALIZED WAR" WifE PRIVATELY ABOARD THE SPRINKLE WITH ITSP SALT. IS DETERMINED TO LAUNCH AN THE KING MADE HIS ACCU­ PLANE. DRAIN PEACHES, RESERVING ATTACK ON COMMUNIST CHINA SATION IN A TELEGRAM SENT THEN THE PRESIDENT EX­ SYRUP IN SAUCE PAN, BLEND AT AN "EARLIEST POSSIBLE TO ALGERIAN PRESIDENT AHMED CORTED HIS fAMILY TOWARD I CUP RESERVED SYRUP WITH DATE " BEN BELLA. A WAITING CAR. As THEY CATSUP, WORCESTERSHIRE, "WE SHALL BE ASSURED OF IT FOLLOWED STATEMENTS BY SAT DOWN, JOHN JR JUMPED ONION, FLOUR, MUSTARD, CLOVES, AN OVERALL VICTORY THE DAY HASSAN'S tNFORMATION MIN­ ON HIS MOTHER'S LAP I TSP. SALT, PEPPER. HEAT WE BEGIN TO FIGHT IN OUR ISTER ABDELHADI BOUTALEB WHITE HOUSE OfFICIALS TO BOILING, POUR OVER RIBS COUNTERATTACK," HE SAID THAT ALGERIAN TROOPS AT­ HAD DESCRIBED HER MEDITER­ BAKE ABOUT I~ HOURS OR CHIANG, WHO WILL BE 76 AT TACKED THE MOROCCAN fRONTIER RANEAN VACATION AS A UNTIL FORK-TENDER, TURNING THE END Of THIS MONTH, RE­ POST Of ICH, IN THE OUJDA "NEEDED CHANGE Of SCENERY " ONCE. AROUND RIBS, ARRANGE ITERATED HlS DETERMINATION PROVINCE ABOUT 120 MILES PEACHESj BAKE ABOUT 5 MIN., TO ATTACK RED CHINA,AT A NORTHEAST or COLOMB BECHAR BASTING WfTH SAUCE. MAKES NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA, TEA RECEPTION HE GAVE fOR AND SOME 370 MILES FROM TO 6 SERVINGS. SURGEONS WHO 10 DAYS AGO 4 180 LEADERS FROM CHINESE THE SCENE OF EARLIER BORDER TRANSPLANTED THE KIDNEYS COMMUNITIES THROUGHOUT THE FIGHTING. Of A RHESUS MONKEY INTO WORLD A WOMAN SUFfERING fROM A LOST: ONE "LARRY SHERRY" THEY ARE HERE TO JOIN THE GREENE CHOSEN COMMANDANT CRITICAL KIDNEY AILMENT TO­ BASEBALL MITT FROM BICYCLE NATIONAL DAY eELEBRATIONS WASHINGTON, (UPI)--THE SENATE DAY REMOVED THE ANIMAL OR­ BASKET AT SCHOOL PLAYGROUND DAYS ON OCTOBER 10 AND CHIANG'S APPROVED TODAY PRES. KENNEDY'S GANS. ON FRIDAY AfTERNOON NAME BIRTHDAY ON OCTOBER 31 NOMINATION OF LT GEN WAL­ Of f~MIKE REEDit ON INSIDE THE WOMAN'S CONDITION LACE M GREENE JR ,AS MARINE WAS "ESSENTIALLY THE SAME Of ADJUSTMENT STRAP. PLEASE CORPS COMMANDANT AFTER PRAISE RETURN TO SCHOOL LOST AND SUPPORT THE AOC AS IT WAS PRIOR TO THE FOR GEN DAVID SHOUP, THE fOUND OR TO HOURGLASS IT IS TRANSPLANT " PRESENT NUMBER ONE MARINE NEEDED rOR LITTLE LEAGUE. ~------~,..~------HOURGLASS SATURDAY 19 OCTOBER '963

~OW TO WiN ENEMIES PERONISTS PROTEST LIZ ONLY WANTS HAPPINESS GOLDWATER ATTACKS ELECTION BAN U.N. SPACE WEAPON BAN WASrllNGTON (UPI)--MADAME PUERTO VALLARTA, MEXICO NGO DI~H NHU CHARGED TODAY BUENOS AIRES (UPI)--POLICE (UPI)--"IT'S WONDERFUL TO WASHINGTON (UPl)--SENATOR SO~E U S STATE DEPARTMENT FIRED TEAR GAS LAST NIGHT BE JUST LIKE ANY OTHER PER- BARRY GOLDWATER, REPuBLI­ OFFIC!ALS WERE GUILTY OF TO DISPERSE 50,000 FO~LOWERS SON, EVEN IF ONLY ONCE IN CAN-ARIZONA, CHARGED TODAY TREASON wHEN THEY "CHILDISH­ OF FORMER DICTATOR JUAN D. A WHILE," ELIZABETH TAYLOR THAT THE UNITED NATIONS BAN LY" FROZE ECOf\JOMIC AID TO PERON AS THEY MARCHED ON SAID WHILE PURSUING HER THE USE OF ~UCLEAR wEAPONS SOUTH VIET NAM THE NATIONAL CAPITOL SELF-APPOINTED TASK OF "COM­ IN OUTER SPACE IS A~ " CPEN THE RECENT CuTOFF OF U S THE PERONISTS HAD MASSED PLETE REST" AT THIS PACIFIC AND FLAGRA~T ASSAULT" BY I FINANCING OF VIET NAM'S COM­ WITHOUT INCIDENT IN A DOWN­ COAST RESORT THE KENNEDY ADMINISTRAT ION MERCIAL IMPORTS WAS THE TOWN SQUARE TO HEAR POLITI- "Do YOU KNOW SOMETHING ON NATIONAL SECURITY A~D PRIME TARGET AS V,ET NAM'S CAL HARANGUES IT WAS THE GOOD? IF I HAVE SIGNED WORLD FREEDOM FIRST LADY APPEARED BEFORE FIRST PERONIST RALLY AUTHOR­ THREE AUTOGRAPHS HERE, IT THE LEADING REPUBLICAN THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB IZED HERE SINCE PRESIDENT WOULD BE A LOT," MISS TAYLOR PARTY PRESIDENTIAL CO~­ "I DON'T KNOW PRECISELY AGTURO ILLIA WAS INAUGURATED SAID "PEOPLE TURN AROUND TENDER SAID THE 17-NATION I WHO IS GUILTY OF TREASON," LAST SATURDAY AND PROMISED TO LOOK AT ME, BUT NOBODY U.N RESOLUl ION IN EFFECT I SHE SAID," BUT WHOEVER FULL RESTITUTION OF CONSTI- BOTHERS ME " "KILLS THE NATION'S LONG­ HA~PERS ECONOMIC AID, I TUTIONAL GUARANTEES LIZ SAID SHE CAME TO SOUGHT DEVELOPMENT OF THE THIIIJK ThEY ARE GUILTY" THE POLICE ACTED WHEN THE PUERTO VALLARTA WITH RICHARD MILITARY uSE OF SPACE." M~~A~E NHU, SISTER-IN-LAW PERONISTS BEGAN THEIR THREE­ BURTON FOR A REST, "AND OF PRESIDENT NGO DINH DIEM, BLOCK MAPCH TO THE NATIONAL THAT'S WHAT I AM DOING-­ TRY TO STOP M.Do 'S I SAID T~E CRITICAL STATEMENTS CONGRESS BUILDING. MILITAR~ COMPLETELY It LEAVING BRITAIN : SHE HAC BEEN MAKING ABOUT IMPOSED ELECTORAL BA~S KEPT BURTON STARS IN THE FILM, LONDON (UPI)--A NEWLY POOR RELATIONS BETWEEN THE PERON 1ST PARTIES FROM PARTI­ liN I GHT OF THE I GUANA;' NOW I FORMED DOCTORS ORGANIZATIO~ U~ITED STATES AND HER NATION CIPATING IN THIS YEAR'S IN PRODUCTION AT NEARBY Mls­ WILL ATTEMPT TO DISCOURAGE I P~OVEO S~E WAS "PRo-AMERICAN" GENERAL ELECTION. THE I MAYOLA WITH AVA GARDNER, BRITISH MEDICAL MEN FROM BECAU3E S~E WAS ONLY ATTEMPT- MARCH WAS IN PROTEST DEBORAH KERR, AND SUE LYON~ I EMIGRATING TO AUSTRALIA, t ING TO DENOUNCE THE WRONGS THE MARCHERS SCATTERED DOWN JOHN HUSTON IS DIRECTING CANADA, AND THE UNITED : AS SHE SEES THEM SIDE STREETS AS THE EXPLOD­ THE fiLM VERSION OF THE STATES BY IMPROVING CONDI­ I III F" I AM NOT PRo-AMER I CAN," ING TEAR GAS GRENADES FELL TENNESSEE WILLIAM'S PLAY. I SHE SAID, "I SHOULD TAKE MY AMONG THEM FIRE DEPARTMENT TIONS HERE, ITS FOUNDER "I LOVE MEXICO," LIZ SAID SAID YESTERDAY. ! CAMERA AND RECORD THE TREASON AMBULANCE uNITS WERE DIS­ LIZ MARRIED MIKE TODD IN A HE SAID THE ORGANIZATION ; AGA I NST YOU " PATCHED, BUT THERE WERE NO WEDDING AT ACAPULCO, SOUTH WILL ENLIST BUSINESS CON­ ~ S~E ~ENIED SHE WAS BITTER IMMEDIATE REPORTS OF CAS­ OF HERE. ONE OF THEIR I TOw4RD THE KENNEDY ADMIN!S­ UALTIES. SULTANTS TO WOAK OUT A CHILDREN, SIX-YEAR-OLD LIZA, BETTER METHOD OF REIMBURSING I TRATIO!IJ ACCOMPANIED LIZ AND BURTON DOCTORS UNDER THE PRESENT I "I DC ~OT ATTACK THE KEN­ RIDES TRACTOR THROUGH "WALL" HERE , NEDY ADMINISTRATION,AND I NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE. BERLIN (UPI)--A YOUNG THEY ARE STAYING HERE IN "THE PRESENT SYSTEM IS AN I DO NOT ANTAGONIZE IT," SHE A HOUSE WITH TWO SERVANTS, EAST GERMAN BORDER GUARD ACTIVE DISINCENTIVE TO SAID "MAYBE I AM TOO IDEAL- TODAY FLED TO WEST BERLIN AND A POL!CEMAN AT THE ISTIC, BUT BELIEVE THAT GOOD PRACTICE," HE SAID. I IN A TRACTOR HE USED TO GET DOOR THEY RENTED A BLUE WHAT IS DONE CHILDISHLY IN HIM THROUGH BARBED WIRE CHEVROLET TAXI TO GET VIET NAM--THE CUTOFF OF AID-­ BARRIERS. AROUJl..jD PHILIPP:NE CIVIL SERVANTS I THINK IT IS BEING DONE BY THE 22-YEAR-OLD SOLDIER GAZI~G AT THE BROAD COLORS UNDERPAID, CLAIM WAS A MEMBER OF A BORDER OF THE EVENING TROPICAL SKY NEW YORK (UP:)--WORLD GUARD WORK CREW ENGAGED IN LIZ ~EDITATED, "I WANT TO CURRENCY EXPERT ~P~~K PICK LEVELING THE GROUND ON THE BE HAPPY HAPPY LIKE ANY CLAIMED RECE~JTlY THAT liTHE MENT BUT COULDN'T EASTERN SIDE OF THE BORDER OTHER ~ERSON FOR ME THIS PH I L I PP I NE GOVERNMENT IS EARLIER MADAME NHU CHARGED TO DEPRIVE REFUGEES OF COVER IS MORE DIFFICULT THAN FOR ONCE AGAIN RIDDLED WITH THAT THE U S STATE DEPART­ AND GIVE GUARDS A CLEAR OTHERS, BUT I HAVE MADE UP CORRUPTION" MENT ATTEMPTED TO PREVENT F"IELD TO SHOOT MY MIND TO BE HAPPY, AND I PICK, WHOSE ANNUA~ WORLD HER TRIP TO THE UNITED STATES HE HEADED HIS TRACTOR TO­ WILL DO THE IMPOSSIBLE TO CURRENCY YEARBOOK WAS PUB­ ON GROUNDS IT COULD NOT WARD THE BORDER AND CRASHED REACH THAT GOAL If LISHED TODAY, TOLD A PRESS GUARANTEE HER PERSONAL SAFETY THROUGH TWO BARBED WIRE SHE ADDED, "IN THE END, CONFERENCE THAT THE "TRAGEDY SHE ALSO ACCUSED THE KEN­ FENCES. THE TRACTOR CAME PEOPLE WILL HAVE TO BE FAIR OF THE PHILIPPINES IS THAT NEDY ADMINISTRATION OF DELIB­ TO A STOP IN A THIRD WIRE WITH ME." THEY REFUSE TO PAY THEIR ERATELY SNUBBING HER DURING BARRIER BUT THE SOLDIER GOT ASKED TO POSE FOR A PHOTO­ CIVIL SERVANTS DECENT WAGES, HER WASHINGTON STAY AND SAFELY TO WEST BERLIN GRAPH, LIZ, IN A GREEN SILK SO THEY HAVE TO STEAL " ACCUSED UNIDENTIFIED AMERI­ ALTHOUGH THE TRACTOR DRESS, A TOWEL WRAPPED PICK SAID THAT IF PRESI­ CANS OF KEEPING HER FROM HER LUMBERED SLOWLY TOWARD THE ARTISTICALLY AROUND HER DENT DIOSDADO MACAPAGAL DOES FATHFR, THE FORMER V,ETNAM­ BORDER, OTHER BORDER GUARDS HAIR WET F"ROM WASHING, LQNG NOT PAY CIVIL SERVANTS ESE AMBASSADOR TO THE UNITED WERE TAKEN BY SURPRISE AND RING ERRINGS, A SINGLE HIGHER WAGES, "CORRUPTION STATES DID NOT SHOOT, WEST BERLIN PEARL STRAND AND WHITE HIGH WILL NEVER CEASE" SHE SAID THE STATE DEPART­ POLICE REPORTED HEELS, DECLINED TO POSE HE ADDED THAT THE TRAGEDY MENT TOLD THE VIETNAMES~ EM­ ON THE BEACH WHERE HER HEELS OF THE SITUATION WAS IN­ BASSY ~ERE SHE SOULD NOT CGME WOULD HAVE SUNK IN THE SAND CREASED BECAUSE J IN HIS BECAUS~ HER LIFE WOULD BE IN RED CHINA CLAIMS AND SUGGESTED INSTEAD,"WHY OPINION, "THE PHILIPPINES DANGER AND BECAUSE THE U.S PARACHUTE RECORU NOT THAT SIDEWALK?" IS THE RICHEST COUNTRY IN PRES<) WOULD "DELIBERATELY TOKYO (UPI)--COMMUNIST LIZ POSED WITH HER USUAL ALL OF SOUTHEAST ASIA." DISTORT" HER STATEMENTS. CHINESE PARACHUTISTS HAVE GRACE, THE LEFT SIDE O~ HER PICK CLAIMED THAT CORRUP­ CLAIMED A NEW WORLD RECORD DRESS TURNED UNDER TO EXPOSE TION IN THE PHILIPPINE NA­ FRENCH CAT IN ORBIT IN PRECISION PARACHUTING HER LEG ABOUT SIX INCHES TION IS PARTICULARLY WIDE­ PARIS (UPI)--THE FRENCH THAT ECLIPSES THE RECORD ABOVE HER KNEE. SPREAD IN THE RANKS OF THE CAT "FEL I X" WAS SENT INTO SET BY RUSSIA 18 MONTHS L,Z INDICATED SHE HAS NOT CUSTOMS AGENTS AND THE SPACE ABOARD THE FRENCH AGO, NEW CHINA NEWS AGENCY YET TASTED IGUANA, A LIZARD­ REVENUE AGENTS. ROCKET "VERONIQUE" TODAY SAID IN A BROADCAST MONI­ LIKE ANIMAL WHICH ABOUNDS TE~EMETRICAL INSTRUMENTS ON TORED HERE. IN THE AREA BURTON, ON SOUTH AFRICA DEBATED THE GROUND HAVE RECORDED HIS THREE CHINESE BAILED OUT THE OTHER HAND, STATES HE UNITED NATIONS (UPI)-­ ELECTRO-ENCEPHALOGRAM OR AT 1,500 METERS (4,923 F"EET) HAS, AND AGREES WITH THE CANADA WARNED THE UN's BRAIN REACTIONS DURING THE AND LANDED WITHIN AN AVER­ NATIVE CRITIQUE THAT IT AFRICAN MEMBERS TODAY TH4T NON-ORBITAL ~LIGHT, THE MIN­ AGE DISTANCE OF ° 73 METERS TASTES LIKE "SPONGY, SOFT EXPELLING SOUTH A~RICA FROM ISTRY SAID IN A COMMUNIQUE. (2.4 FEET) FROM A GIVEN CHICKEN" THE WORLD BODY WILL NOT THE NEW FRENCH EXPERIMf~T TARGET IN THE MEN'S D~YTIME SOLVE THE PROBLEM OF ~ER GROUP PRECISION LANDING TOOK P~ACE AT HAMMAGUIR BASE FELLOWSHIP GROUP TO MEET RACIAt. POLICIES EVENT IN THE NATIONAL AIR­ IN THE SAHARA DESERT IT THE PROTESTANT WOMEN'S AFRICAN NATIONS HAVE RE~ PLANE PARACHUTING CHAMPION­ WAS THE VOYAGE OF THE SECOND CHAPEL FELLOWSHIP WILL MEET CENTLY REV I VED THE IDEA OF SHIPS IN CHENGTU ON WEDNES­ FRENCH SPACE ANIMAL A RAT TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, AT EXPELLING SOUT~ AFRICA BE­ II DAY, SAID NEW CHINA. NAMED IIf-/ECTOR MADE THE FIRST 9;30 IN THE CHAPEL. ALL CAUSE OF HER REFUSAL TO THE AGENCY SAID THE OLD T~IP A "EAR AGO WOMEN ARE CORDIALLY INVITED ABANDON HER APARTHEID POLI­ RECORD WAS I WO~LD 48 METrR~ TO ATTEND THE CHAPEL NUR- ClF!. CANADIAN FOREIGN ~ELC 'HE A~ER!CAN OVERSEAS SET BY A RUSSIAN TRIO IN SERY WILL BE OPEN BRI~G MINISTER PAUL MARTIN WARNED CA~PA.GN SuP~ORT CARE. MAY, 1962 RECIPES FOR USE IN THE COOK- OF A "MASS I VE BLOOD BAH" II ------_.--_._------+BOOK WOMEN'S SOFTBALL STANDINGS MEXICO CITY SITE OF fl. ,; 4W LI ROCOT '68 SUt+1ER OL YMP I CS t Sl.ANDERS 0 2. KWAJ TEENS 3 I .750 BADEN, BADEN, GERMANY (UPI) , 3. S PO I LE R WAH I NE S 3 2 600 --MEXICO CITY TODAY WON THE sports SECTION , 4. UNKNOWNS 0 6 000 VOTE OF THE INTERNATIONAL ! OLYMPIC COMMITTEE TO HOST THE INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS I THE 1968 OLYMPIC SUMMER PAGE 5 SATURDAY 19 OCTOBER 1963 LEADING BATTERS AB H AVG I GAMES J. MOIR (I) 12 12 .632 I MEXICO CITY WON ON THE K. ZOST (I) 16 10 625 FIRST COUNT WITH 30 VOTES. L. SPENCER (I) 8 5 625 " DETROIT, MICHIGAN, WAS SEC- THE 0 B S JbJ~-Jt.v.~c( P BROWN (I) 18 II 611 ' OND WITH 14, LYON,FRANCE, KWAJALEIN \ H BROWERS (T) 16 562 THIRD WITH 12, AND BUENOS ~S KALEIDO~~ g I M. BENN (w) 545 AIRES WAS LAST WITH TWO. SPORTS IN GENERAL ON THIS LAZY ATOLL ARE KEEPING UP WITH C. ApPEL (U) "18 8 .444 I IT WILL BE THE FIRST TIME THE INCREASED POPULATION LITTLE LEAGUE, MEN'S VOLLEY­ J. RHYNE (T) 14 6 429 , THAT LATIN AMERICA HAS RE- BALL, FAST PITCH, WOMEN'S SOFTBALL--ARE VIE FOR SPECTATOR M. GEORGE (T) 14 6 429 I CEIVED THE HONOR OF STAGING ATTENTION B. MARSHALL (W) 15 6 40C I THE OLYMPIC GAMES. TONIGHT, TOMORROW, AND MONDAY SPORTS ACTIVITY WILL BE F. BOWERS (T) 15 6 40C I MEXICAN DELEGATE JOSE ESPECIALLY NOTICEABLE. Y. MCCARTY (W) 10 4 .4OC , SAENZ AND SEVERAL OF HIS AT THE LITTLE LEAGUE FIELD, PRACTICE IS IN FULL SESSION I J. TIETZ (I) 10 4 4qC \ COMPATRIOTS JUMPED FOR JOY WITH 4 TEAMS, THE GIANTS, CARDINALS, YANKEES, AND METS J. CADDELL (T) 13 5 .385 I AS THE RESULT WAS ANNOUNCED. READY TO OPEN UP THE 1963 LITTLE LEAGUE SEASON ON THE E. RHEA (W) 13 5 385 "WE'VE MADE IT, WE'VE 25TH OF OCTOBER. RBI MADE IT," THEY SHOUTED. MOST RBis TEAM THE GIANTS, MANAGED BY RALPH HOLDERMAN, WERE LAST YEAR'S II MEXICAN IOC MEMBER MARTE P. BROWN ~ I ) ISLAND CHAMPIONS THE METS THIS YEAR ARE THE FORMER 8 GOMEZ HAD TEARS IN HIS EYES J. MOIR DODGERS.JUDGING BY THEIR PRACTICE GAMES THE PAST THREE ZOST 8 AS HE EMBRACED MEMBERS OF K. WEEKS, KEEN COMPETITION SHOULD BE EXPECTED THIS SEASON. B MARSHALL !:!w) HIS CITY'S DELEGATION. SIZING UP THE PERFORMANCES OF THE FOUR TEAMS, WE FINO J. TALBERT "WE ARE OVERWHELMED WITH ~W) ~ THAT THE DEFENDING CHAM~IONS ARE LOADED WITH TOP PLAYERS J. RHYNE T) 6 JOY I CAN HARDLY SPEAK, It AND HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO COP THIS YEAR'S CROWN. M. GEORGE 6 HE SAID. (T) HOWEVER, THE CARDINALS AND YANKEES WILL BE RIGHT ON BENN THE MEXICAN MOOD CONTRASTED M. (w) 5 THEIR HEELS AS BOTH TEAMS HAVE ABOARD SOME PROMISING ( I ) 4 SHARPLY WITH THE GLOOM IN 0 SPENCER PLAYERS. M. BURR I S ( I ) 4 I THE DETROIT CAMP IT WAS THIS YEAR, BASE STEALING WILL BE ALLOWED. THIS WILL BE DETROIT'S SEVENTH TRY IN 24 C. MARAPOTI (T) 4 A GOOD EX~ERIENCE FOR THE BOYS YEARS FOR THE SUMMER OLYM- AFTER THE 4 ROUNDS or PLAY, HAVE BEEN COMPLETED, A LITTLE MOST HOME RUNS TEAM HR PICS LEAGUE WORLD SERIES WILL FOLlOW. THE ALL-STAR GAME WILL P. BROWN ( I ) 3 BE A MID-SEASON FEATURE. , B. MARSHALL (w) 2 TOP MANAGER PICKED BY UPI OVER AT DALLY COURT, THE BOYS ARE PRACTICING HARD FOR J MOIR ( I ) I THE NOVEMBER VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT. FOLLOWING THE TOURNA- D SPENCER ( I ) I NEW YORK 1963 I (UP~)--THE MENT, A SINGLE ELIMINATION BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT WILL BE ' M. BENN (W) I MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL SEASON HELD ON THE FIRST WEEK OF DECEMBER THIS TOURNAMENT WILL P MILLER (U) I WAS A SEASON OF QUIET HEROES. BE JUST PRIOR TO THE REGULARi BASKETBALL SEASON. ! .. .. . SOPHISTICATED SANDY Kou- ON DALLY AND BRANDON FIELDS, THE MEN'S EXHIBITION FAST t FAX WON NATIONAL LEAGUE MANTLE HAS KNEE OPERATION PITCH GAMES ARE IN FULL SWIN~ WITH GAMES BEING PLAYED : PITCHER OF THE YEAR AND EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY, SATUkDAY, AND SUNDAY NIGHTS. NAVY, NEW YORK (UPI)--MICKEY MAJOR LEAGUE COMEBACK OF THE BEACHCOMBERS, OUTRIGGERS, SU~FERS, SAILERS, AND WAILERS MANTLE OF THE NEW YORK YEAR HONORS; SILENT WALTER ARE PUTTING OUT TERRIFIC FAS~ PITCH GAMES. ALTHOUGH TO­ YANKEES SUBJECTED ONE OF ALSTON WAS VOTED THE NATION­ NIGHT'S GAME AND THE FIRST G~ME ON SUNDAY HAVE BEEN CAN- I HIS .,OO,OOO-A-YEAR KNEES AL LEAGUE'S MANAGER OF THE I TO AN OPERATION FOR THE CELED, THE 5:30 P.M. GAME THIS SUNDAY BETWEEN THE NAVY • YEAR,AND NOW URBANE, RE­ AND BEACHCOMBERS IS STILL ON~ BOTH TEAMS SHARE FIRST ! REMOVAL OF CARTILAGE TODAY. TIRING VAUGHAN (BING) DEVINE THE OPERATION ON THE LEFT PLACE. THEY WILL OPEN THE S~COND ROUND TOMORROW. IS THE UNITED PRESS INTER­ , KNEE WAS PERFORMED BY DR THE WOMEN'S SOFTBALL LEAGUE WILL HIGHLIGHT WEEKEND NATIONAL'S MAJOR LEAGUE Ex­ SPORTS AT DALLY FIELD. LEAGUE-LEADING ISLANDERS WILL SIDNEY GAYNOR, THE YANKEES' ECUTIVE OF THE 1963 SEASON. I LOCK HORNS WITH THE UNKNOWNS I N THE 2 P.M. OPENER, WH I LE TEAM PHYSICIAN, AT LENOX DEVINE WAS VOTED THE l THE KWAJ TEENS WILL TRY TS MAINTAIN THEIR HOLD ON SECOND HILL HOSPITAL. THE SURGERY AWARD TODAY BY 24 BASEBALL REQUIRED AN HOUR AND 10 PLACE BY TAKING ON THE TOUGH:SPOILER WAHINES. EXPERTS REPRESENTING EVERY MINUTES, AND DR. GAYLOR , CITY IN THE MAJORS. SAID AFTERWARDS, "I AM SURE GAL FAILS IN 200 MPH TRY STRIKES AND SPARES 1 HE RECEIVED 10 OF THE THE OPERATION WILL BE COM­ VOTES CAST BY THE 24 EXPERTS BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS, IN THE THURSDAY NIGHT PLETELY SUCCESSFUL" WITH EIGHT GOING TO E.J. UTAH (UPI)--PAULA MURPHY SCRATCH BOWLING LEAGUE, DR. GAYNOR SAID THAT MAN­ (Buzz IE) BAVASI OF THE Los ENHANCED HER NEWLY-WON RE- I SNACK BAR, BEACHCOMBERS A, TLE PROBABLY WOULD REMAIN IN ANGELES DODGERS AND TWO PUTATION AS THE FASTEST I CROSSROADS, AND DOUGLAS 2 THE HOSPITAL FOR A WEEK. EACH TO JOHN QUINN OF THE WOMAN ON WHEELS THURSDAY I EACH WON 3 POINTS FROM RANGE THIS WAS THE THIRD KNEE PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES, ED BUT FAILED TO REACH HER GOAL, RATS, BEACHCOMBERS B, KANES, OPERATION UNDERGONE BY MAN­ SHORT OF THE CHICAGO WHITE OF 200 MILES PER HOUR WHEN I AND DOUGLAS I. HIGH SER I ES I TLE. HE SUBMITTED TO OPERA­ SOX, AND JIM CAMPBELL OF POOR TRACTION LIMITED HER I WERE BOWLED BY J MAWAE, TIONS FOR THE REMOVAL OF I THE DETROIT TIGERS. TO 16 I MIL ES AN HOUR. : 199 - 5 6 I; J • VOELKER, 192- CARTILAGE IN HIS RIGHT KNEE DEVINE HAS BEEN GENERAL THE PRETTY SPORTS CAR 547, D. KAKAZ v, 188-540, FOLLOWING THE 1951 AND 1952 MANAGER OF THE ST. LOUIS RACER FROM GRANADA HILLS, I F SOARES, 202-538, J WEIR,' SEASONS CARDINALS SINCE 1957, BUT CALIFORNIA, PUSHED HER 204-524...... THERE ARE STILL MANY BASE­ STUDEBAKER AVANTI TO A TWO- TCT BOWLING LEAGUE BALL FANS WHO WOULDN'T KNOW WAY AVERAGE OF 161.29 MPH MCCLURE WINS ARCHERY CROWN HIM IF THEY FELL OVER HIM OVER THE GLISTENING SALT ' THE TCT BOWLING LEAGUE HAS IN THE BLEACHERS. THAT'S FLATS IN WESTERN UTAH. IN SATURDAY MORNING, SOPHO- AN OPENING FOR A TEAM THE PARTLY BECAUSE HE INSISTS DOING SO SHE BOOSTED HER MORE DAVID MCCLURE CAPTURED LEAGUE IS OPEN TO TCT EMPLOY ON REMAINING IN THE BACK­ TOP SPEED BY EIGHT MILES AN : THE GEORGE SE I TZ SCHOOL EES ONLY 8 GROUND. HOUR FROM WEDNESDAY WHEN SHEl ARCHERY CROWN WITH A 17 - INTERESTED PERSONS SHOULD 8 HOWEVER, HE'S A WELL-KNOWN SPED ALONG AT AN AVERAGE 15 VICTORY OVER RUNNER-UP CALL DON AT 667. G M TO HIS BReTHERS IN THE SPEED OF 153.84. JOHN TINSLEY. MCCLURE WAS , MISS MURPHY'S 161 CLOCK I NG, AWARDED THE SCHOOL TROPHY \ BUSINESS--SO MUCH SO, IN BTL SOfTBALL PRACTICE FACT,THAT MANY OF THEM HESI­ IS BELIEVED TO BE AN UN- I AND TINSLEY THE SECOND PLACE TATE TO ANSWER THE PHONE LIM I TED STOCK CAR RECORD FORI AWARD. TUES., 22 OCT., DALLY WHEN THEY HEAR BING IS ON WOMEN. t I. 2. 3 4 TOTAL (AFTER MOVIE) BTL SOFTBALL 4 6 8 THE LINE TO DISCUSS TRADES MISS MURPHY, A REGULAR MCCLURE 42 44 46=17 TEAM 40 46=158 HIS TRADES MADE THE CARDINA~ PARTICIPANT IN WEEKEND spoms TINSLEY 34 38 NEAR-PENNANT WINNERS CAR RACING EVENTS AND A ...... WOMEN'S SOFTBALL PRACTICE VETERAN OF CROSS COUNTRY WOMEN'S SOFTBALL SCHEDULE SAT, 19 OCT., 5:15 FAST PITCH SCHEDULE DRIVING CONTESTS, COULDN'T SUN., 20 OCT., DALLY BRANDON - ISLANDERS SAT , 19 OCT , GAME CANCELED REACH HER GOAL OF 200 BE­ 2 PM-UNKNOWNS VS ISLANDERS MON., 21 OCT, 5: 15 , SUN , 20 OCT., DALLY CAUSE OF EXCESSIVE SPINNING 4 PM-WAHINES VS KWAJ TEENS BRANDON - UNKNOWNS I I ST GAME CANCELED ON THE DAMP SALT. WED., 23 OCT., DALLY, 5:30 i )'30-NAVY VS BEACHCOMBERS UNKNOWNS VS WAHINES ----_._--- PAGE 6 HOURGLASS SATURDAY, 19 OCTOBER 1963 ISLAND CHURCH NOTICES SERVICES mOvie6 :Jonigkt

HELP WANTED - FEMALE CATHOLIC RICHARDSON SHOWTIME 7.30 FULL TIME JOB OPPORTUNITIES FATHER FEY "ANYTHING GOES" NEWS AND SPORTS FOR STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPISTS SUNDAY MASS - 7 A.M. AND BING CROSBY AND JEANMARIE ON THE NIKE ZEUS COMPLEX 9:15 A.M IN THE MEMORIAL A GAY MUSICAL FEATURING SUCH COLE PORTER CALL BELL TELEPHONE LABORA­ CHAPEL AND I I :15 AT ROI HITS AS "I GET A KICK OUT OF You," BLOW, TORIES EMPLOYMENT OffiCE, DAILY MASS - 4:45 IN THE GABRIEL, BLOW," AND "YOU'RE THE Top" I MISS LORETTA McBRIDE, 9-468, BLESSED SACRAMENT CHAPEL : FOR -URTHER INfORMATION AND (MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY) YOKWE YUK SHOWTIME 7 AND 9 P M. I INTERViEW MASS SATURDAY MORNING AT "GIANT OF MARATHON" NEWS AND SPORTS STEVE REEVES AND MYLENE REMONGHOT ( 7:25 A M. CONfESSION - ! WANTED SATURDAY 7 P.M. - 8 P.M. A GIANT AMONG MEN IN A GIGANTIC SPECTACLE' i SPORTS OFFICIALS FOR GIRLS' I SOFTBALL TEAM, LITTLE LEAGUE OCEAN VIEW SHOWTIME 7:30 AND MIDNIGHT. I PROTESTANT I BASEBALL, AND BASKETBALL. REV. DONALD S DAUGHTRY "THIRTY" ApPLY AT TCT PERSONNEL RE V LUKE MAR KVE JACK WEBB AND WILLIAM CONRAD OfFICE IN THE ADMINISTRATION DIVINE SERVICES AT 8.10 AND TWENTY-SIX PEOPLE ON THE NIGHT SHIFT OF A BUILDING. I I A M. IN THE MEMORIAL BIG METROPOLITAN NEWSPAPER 8 DRAMA CROWDED I CHAPEL. SUNDAY SCHOOL - HOURS IN THEIR LIVES, STARTING WITH A LAUGH I PART TIME TYPISTS WANTED 9:40 IN THE GEORGE SEITZ AND ENDING ON A NOTE OF fREEZING TERROR' I FOR WORK ON THE NIKE ZEUS SCHOOL. ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL IT ALL ADDS UP TO A NEW HIGH IN MOTION PICTURE I COMPLEX - HOURS 12:30 TO CLASS 9:40 A M AT THE SCHOO~ EXCITEMENT 4.30 CALL MISS McBRIDE, SENIOR HIGH YOUTH FELLOW­ BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES, SHIP EVERY SUNDAY AT 6 P.M ROXY SHOWTIME 6:30 AND 8:30 9-468 FOR INTERVIEW APPOINT- IN TRAILER 501 FOR STUDENTS "MISSION OF DANGER" C I MEf\,TS. 9 THROUGH 12. PROTESTANT KIM LARSON AND BUDDY EBSEN ! SERVICES AT ROI NAMUR WILL THE STORY ABOUT AN AMERICAN Spy WHO RISKED I FOR SALE BE AT 7 P.M. HIS LIFE fOR HIS COUNTRY IN RUSSIA. I SERMON fOR THE PROTESTANT ROI NAMUR SHOWTIME 8 P.M. I "STUDS LONIGAN" NEWS AND SPORTS I SERVICES THIS SUNDAY WILL BE "A SOLDIER'S FAITH." CHRISTOPHER KNIGHT AND VENETIA STEVENSON I 1/2 TON CARRIER AIR CONDI­ TEXT: 2 KINGS 5: 1-14 AND THE fAMED NOVEL THAT WAS OUTLAWED AROUND TIONER. SEE AT MOTOR POOL MATTHEW 8: 5-13 THE WORLD IS NOW THE MOST OUTSPOKEN MOTION OFF'CE CALL 2186 PICTURE Of OUR AGE. JEWISH SERVICES MODEL 1270 AMPEX (,NCLUDING ARE HELD ON THE fiRST AND MAD CLUB No SCHEDULE AVAILABLE MON!TOR SPEAKERS) EXCELLENT THIRD FRIDAY Of EVERY MONTH CONDITION. SEE AT SANOS AT 8 P. M. I N THE CHAPEL. 318 OR CONTACT L.T SMITH, SUNDAY 'S MOV I ES I I 553 AT ZEUS COMPLEX RICHARDSON "GIANT Of MARATHON" I CHURCH OF CHRIST SERVICES I ARE HELD EACH LORD'S DAY YOKWE YUK "THIRTY" I PO~AROID CAMERA CASE AND AT 10:15 AoM IN ROOM 13 OCEAN VIEW "ANYTHING GOES" I PRINT COPIER FOR POLAROID Of THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. ROXY "LAWBREAKERS" i 80 OR 80-A. SEE AT TRAILER BIBLE STUDY - I I A.M. ROI NAMUR "BECAUSE THEy'RE YOUNG" , 607 EVENINGS OR CALL 2157 SERVICES ALSO WILL BE HELD MAD CLUB NOT AVAILABLE I DAYS SUNDAY EVENING AT 6 P.M. 1------GENERAL MESS MENU FOR SUNDAY i I SACRIFICE' DAYSTROM-HEATHKIT LOS SERVICES WILL BE HELD BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER I AA-IOO STEREO AMPLIFIER AND IN ROOM 113 Of THE GEORGE CHILLED FRUIT JUICE 1000: OMIT SAUSAGE EGG BROTH SOUP I 1963 MOTOROLA STEREO PHONO- SEITZ SCHOOL AS FOLLOWS: CHILLED TOMATO JUICE GR I LLED US. I GRAPH. BOTH IN EXCELLENT PRIESTHOOD MEETING - 8:30 CHILLED FRESH FRUIT ADD: GRILLED PORK CHOI CE STEAKS I CONDITION. USED BY LITTLE BAKED POTATOES I A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL AND HOMEMADE SAUSAGE CHOPS I OLD LADY IN AIR-CONDITIONED SACRAMENT MEETING AT 9:30 EGGS TO ORDER SAUTE ONIONS BROCCOLI I HOUSE. REASO~~~LE. CALL 2397 A M. HASH BRO POTATOES TOSSED GREEN SALAD STEAMED RICE

.. • 0 •• STEAMED RICE TOAST/BUTTER/JAM SALAD BAR/DRS I BLUE JAY CLASS SAILBOAT PENTECOSTAL GROUP MEETS AT BISMARCK·S PASTRY CREAM PUffS 13 FT 8 IN WITH BLUE AND THE CHAPEL EVERY SUNDAY TOAST/BUTTER/JAM HOT ROLLS I WHITE DACRON MAINSAIL AND 'AT 7:30. CHILLED MILK ICED TEA/LEMON I JIB WITH BATTENS. STAIN­ HOT COfFEE CHILLED MILK LESS STEEL AND NYLON RIGGING CHRISTAIN SCIENCE SERVICES HOT TEA HOT COffEE/TEA FULL PRICE $625 CALL WILL BE HELD THIS SUNDAY "HODGE" AT PHOTO LAB 771, AT QUARTERS 407-8. THE MONDAytS MENU I OR CONTACT AT TRAI LER 711 PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED. CHILLto FRUIT JUICE VEGETABLE SOUP FR ONION SOUP I LOST ••• CHILLED FRESH FRUIT OLD FASHIONED BEEr FRIED CHICKEN/ I, BROWN WALLET LOST IN UNKNOWN EPISCOPAL PRAYER SERVICE HOT/COLO CEREAL STEW/VEGETABLES PAN GRAVY VICiNITY. CONTAINS DRIVERS ! IS HELD AT 7 P.M. ON GRILLED BAceN CURLS DUTCH LUNCH/POTATO MASHED SPUDS I LICENSE AND VALUABLE PA~ERS. TUESDAYS PANCAKES/S YR UP SALAD ASPARAGUS I PLEASE RETURN TO HeuRGLASS. SCRAMBLED EGGS BROCCOLI STEAMED RICE i ! ELECTRICAL SERVICE HASH BRO SPUDS STEAMED RICE SALAD BAR/DRS I LADY'S PRESCRIPTION SUN- TO 8E INTERRUPTED STEAMED RICE SALAD BAR/DRS A~~LE PIE/CHEESE I GLASSES. FRAMES ARE BROWN NECESSARY WORK WILL CAUSE ICED CINNAMON ROLLS RYE BREAD COLD DRINK I ACROSS THE TOP. PLEASE INTERRUPTION OF ELECTRICAL TOAST/BUTTER/JAM PEACH COBBLER CH1LLED MILK I CALL THE HOURGL ASS 21 14 CHILLED MILK CHILLED MILK HOT COrfEE I SERVICE fROM ABOUT 0000 TO ABOUT 0900 SUNDAY, OCTOBER HOT COffEE/TEA COLD DRINK HOT TEA ! TO GIVE AWAY 20, 1963, TO THE FOLLOWING HOT COrrEE/TEA fACILITIES: YOKWE YUK CLUB, NIKE ZEUS TOUR ATTENTION TROOP #135 BOQ 501, THE SURf BOQ 565, TICKET REQUESTS ALL SCOUTS AND ADULT LEADERS THE SANDS, SPECIAL SERVICES , GOOD SIFTED DIRT. JUST PICK REQUEST FOR TICKETS FOR Of TROOP 135 WHO ATTENDED BLDG 805, THE BRIG 807, UP IN FRONT OF TRAILER 770 THE NIKE ZEUS GUIDED TOUR THE MAJURO CAMP-OUT ARE BLDG No 605, AND SUPPLY MUST BE IN BY OCTOBER 25, ASKEO TO BRING ANY PICTURES BLDG 602. ! WANTED TO BUY THEY MAY HAVE OF THAT OUT­ , 1963 PLAY-PEN. CONTACT MRS HERR­ MAIL YOUR APPLICATION ING TO THE REGULAR SCOUT THE KWAJALEIN INVESTMENT ro­ ING, TRAILER 564. DAY TO J J NAUGHTON, JTO MEETING ON MONDAY EVENING ASSOCIATION WILL HOLD ITS BLDG, VIA ZEUS MAIL ROOM AT P.M. MONTHLY MEETING ON MONDAY, 7 AFRS WIL~ NOT COME ON THE OCTOBER 21, AT 7~30 PM., --AIR T~M~R~OW, SUNDAY, UNTIL DINNER DANCE TICKETS ARE NOW ON SALE fOR THE WOMEN'S CLUB QRTS. 496-A INTERESTED i 0 A /II' DINNER DANCE TO BE HELD ON 26 OCTOBER FOR RESERVATIONS INDIVIDUALS ARE WELCOME AND TICKETS CONTACT JULIE HiTCHCOCK 2290, CLAIR ERNSBERGER TRAILER 735, OR JOYCE KRESA TRAILER 516. • HOURGLASS SATURDAV 19 OCTOBER 1963

AFRS WEEKLY RADIO SCHEDULE WALL STREET CHATTER AFRICAN REFUSED HAiRC~r SATURDAY MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY NEW YORK, (UPi)--GOOD­ IN SPOKANE 6.00 A M. SIGN ON 6:00 A M SIGN ON BODY AND COMPANY SAYS THE SPOKANE, WASHINGTON, (Up~)­ 6.05 EARLY BIRD 6:05 EARLY BIRD "SELECTIVITY WHICH WE HAVE THE SON OF AN A-RICAN 7. 00 NEWS 7:00 NEWS BEEN WITNESSING IN THE CITY OF'FICIAL WAS REFUSED 7. 05 EARLY BIRD 7:05 EARLY BIRD STOCK MARKET DURING THE A HAIRCUT IN A BARBERSHOP 8·30 BIG JON AND 8.30 DON McNEILL PAST MONTH IS L!KELt TO HERE TH'S WEEK,AND HIS SPARKY 9·00 ARTHUR GODFREY BECOME EVEN MORE INTENSE FELLOW STUDENTS AT GONZAGA 9. 25 NEWS ANALYSIS 9:25 NEWS ANALYSIS IN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS, PAR­ UNIVERSITY PROTESTED 9.30 FREEDOM SINGS (TUES THROUGH SAT.) TICULARLY AS WE GET INTO THURSDAY. 10.00 KWAJ ROCK AND 9:30 M-WORLD Of SHOW BUSINESS THE TAX-SWITCH SEASON THE BARBERSHOP OWNER ROLL CALL T-HEARTBEAT THEATER "THEREFORE," GOODBODY SAID IT WAS HIS LONG-ST~~DING 11.30 IRA COOK SHOW W-WORLD OF SHOW BUSINESS CONTINUED, "PRICE APPRE­ POLICY NOT TO CUT NEGROES' 12.00 NOON NEWS TH- ROMANCE CIATION IN ANY STOCK IS HAIR,AND HE INTENDED TO 12~05 ARMY HOUR f-WORLD OF SHOW BUSINESS LIKELY TO DEPEND TO A CONTINUE THAT POLIC~ 12·30 POLKA PARK 10.00 AMERICA'S POP GREATER DEGREE THAN USUAL WASHINGTON STATE HAS , ~oo NEWSMAKERS MUSIC ON ITS INDIVIDUAL MERIT AN ANTI-DISCRIMINATION I ~ i 5 THIS IS My STORY 10:30 COUNTRY CORNER RATHER THAN ON THE MOMENTUM LAW THAT FORBIDS ANYONE 1 ~ 30 JAZZ BOOK II :25 M&F MARSHALLESE NEWS OF THE MARKET THE Dow TO REFUSE ALMOST ANY KIND 2~30 SPORTSCOPE II :30 MTTHF-IRA COOK SHOW INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE STILL OF SERVICE TO A PERSON BE­ 2.45 SHOP CONCERT W MARSHALLESE NEWS HAS A GOOD CHANCE TO REACH CAUSE OF HIS RACE 3.30 PUBLIC AFFAIRS 12:00 NOON NEWS STOCKS, AND Boo BY THE END OF THE YEAR, THE STUDENT, JANGABA PROGRAM WEATHER BUT IT MAY DRIFT OR BACK AUTUSTINE (GUS) JOHNSON, 4~00 NEWS (NO NEWS ON MON ) OFF A BIT fiRST BEFORE 22, A rRESH~.N AT GONZAGA 4.05 To BE ANNOUNCED 12: 15 MIDDAY MELODIES MAKING THE ATTEMPT." ON A FULBRIGHT SC~OLARSHIP, 5·00 NEWS ANALYSIS 12:30 FLAIR THOMSON AND McKINNON TOLD THE STUDENT COUNCIL 5·05 JIM AMECHE 1:00 NEWSMAKERS SAYS THAT BESIDES THE HE WENT INTO THE BARBERSHOP 6.00 ENCHANTMENT OF Id5 AEROSPACE DRUG STOCKS, "THERE ARE IN ONE OF' THE CITY'S MA~OR MUSIC I ~30 A QUARTER CENTURY A NUMBER OF OTHER GROUPS BUSINESS BUILDINGS MONDAY. 6g30 GRAND OLE OPRY Of SWING WHICH ARE BEGINNING TO HE SAID HE WAS DIRECTED 7 00 THE JOURNEYMEN 2:30 SPORTSCOPE ATTRACT REAL ATTENTION TO A SECOND CHAIR BY A 7~30 MUSiC FOR THE 2:45 SHOP CONCERT AND THIS COULD VERY WELL BARBER ALREAD~ WORKING AND MIDDLE MIND 4:00 NEWS GIVE THE MARKET THE BREADTH TOLD TO WAIT ~OR ANOTHER 8·30 WHAT'S My LINE? 4:05-7:00 lM) PRO FOOTBALL WHICH HAS BEEN SO OBVIOUSLY BARBER, EXPECTED TO ARRIVE 9~00 SPOTLIGHT ALBUM LACKING THESE INCLUDE SOON JOHNSON SAID THE 9·30 f'IIlGHT WATCH TUESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY THE STEADILY I~PROVING OTHER BARBER DID ARRIVE 12.00 SIGN OFF 2:45 SHOP CONCERT STEELS, TOBACCOS, BUILDING AND WENT IN~O A BACK ROOM SUNDAY 5:00 NEWS ANALYSIS SUPPLIERS, METALS, AND AND STAYED THERE NEARL~ 9°00 SIGN ON 5: 05 JIM AMECHE OILS 11 AN HOUR 9·03 SEMI-POP MUSIC 6:00 ENCHANTMENT OF MUSIC MOLTRICES, INC SAYS HE SAID THE 3ECJN~ 9.30 PROTESTANT HOUR 6:30 SOUTH FORTY THAT "SHOULD THE MARKET BAR8ER THEN TO~C H\M ~E 10.00 iEMPLE HOUR CONTINUE TO fOLLOW THE WOULD NOT CUT H'S HAIR Ii ~oo CATHOLIC HOUR MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY EXPECTED PATTERN, THE AND TOLD HI~ TO LEAVE BE­ 11.30 BOLERO TIME 7:00 NEWS FINAL SPURT SHOULD BE CAUSE THERE "ARE W'1iTE 12·00 NOON SMALL WORLD 7:15 M NAVY SWINGS STARTING ABOUT NOW, AND PEOPLE WAIT'NG " 1000 MR PRESIDENT T SCIENCE EDITOR THE ULTIMATE TOP FOR THIS JOHN M WHEELER, ~WNER I ~30 HAWA I I CALLS W UNIVERSITY EXPLORER MOVE SHOULD BE REACHED OF' THE SHOP, SAID HE WAS 2~OO NEWS TH MEN AND MOLECULES WITHIN THE NEXT THREE THE BARBER WHO ORDERED 2.05 COMMUNIST F MUSIC ON PARADE WEEKS " yOHNSON TO LEAVE BECAUSE CHALLENGE 7:30 ONE NIGHT STAND FORBES INVESTOGRAPHS, HE WAS A NEGRO 2~30 SING ALONG WITH 8:00 M FAMILY THEATER INC POINTS OUT THAT THE HE SAID HE DID NOT WANT MI TCH T My FRIEND IRMA MAIN SOURCE OF CONF'USION "IS TO GO INTO HIS REASONS FOR 3·30 NAVY HOUR W SUSPENSE THAT THE MARKET IS MAKING REFUSING TO SERVE NEGROES 4~00 NEWS TH JOHNNY DOLLAR NEW HIGHS DESPITE WEAKNESS BUT ADDED, ''IT WOULD HURT 4.05 COLLEGE FOOTBALL F L,NEUP IN MOST SECONDARY INDI­ BUSINESS II 7~00 NEWS BIG NOISE CATORS ACTUALLY, ONLY HE SAID HE DID NOT IN­ 7g 15 LATIN QUARTER CONTINENTAL VARITIES A FEW OUTSTANDING POPULAR TEND TO ANSWER THE PROTEST 7g30 NEW YORK EARLY BIRD ISSUES ARE MAKING NEW LET T ER S I GNED liT HEST UDEN TS PHILHARMONIC SERENADE HIGHS MOST Of THE MARKET AND FACULTY OF GONZAGA UNI­ 9·00 MUSIC OF BROADWAY 10:00 NIGHT WATCH IS BEING LEfT BEHIND, AND VERSITY." 10~00 STEVE ALLEN 12:00 SIGN OFF NO ONE KNOWS WHETHER THE THE VERY REVEREND JOHN II ~oo JOHNNY GREEN FACT THAT THE LEADERS P LEARY, S.J., PRESIDENT 12.00 SIGN OFF HAVE FEW FOLLOWERS MAKES OF' THE JESUIT COL~EGE, NEW HIGHS MEANINGLESS, OR SAID HE HAD SEEN THE LETTER CAPTAIN PROTESTS OKINAWAN JUSTICE MERELY INDICATES THAT THE AND DID NOT OBJECT TO ITS PLAINviEW, TEXAS, (UPI)--A RETIRED AIR FORCE CAPTAIN OTHERS SHOULD CATCH UP BEING SENT HE SAID IT CHARGED WiTH FRAUDULENT DEALINGS IN REAL ESTATE AT OKINAWA LATER." HAC RECEIVED FORMAL APPROVAL SAID TODAY HE JUMPED BOND BECAUSE JUSTICE ON THE ISLAND OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL 15 A "FARCE II KWAJALEIN MARINA HOURS HEADED BY PRESIDENT JOHN ADRIAN CONNALLY, 42, INDICTED ON 40 COUNTS, CHARGED HIS THE OPERATING HOURS FOR VULLAUME CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS WERE VIOLATED BY ARMY INVESTIGATORS THE KWAJALEIN MARINA ARE IN THE LETTER, THE WHO ENTERED HIS PLACE OF BUSINESS AND SEIZED RECORDS WITH­ AS FOLLOWS: STUDENTS SAID THE INCIDENT OUT A SEARCH WARRANT. WEEKDAYS - 0930 TO ONE "CAME AS A GREAT SHOCt<. 1f1 'M WILLING, EVEN ANXIOUS, TO GO BEFORE ANY fEDERAL HALF HOUR AFTER SUNSET MUST GONZAGA UNlvERSITv JUDGE OR JURY IN THE UNITED STATES AT ANY TIME," HE SAID. SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS-0730- RESTRICT HER fOREiGN EX­ "THAT'S THE ONLY WAY I'LL GET A fAIR HEARING" ONE HALF' HOUR AfTER SUNSET CHANGE STUDENTS TO HER CONNALLY SAID HIS PARTNER, SHOKO YOKOTA,WITHOUT CONNALLY'S BOATS CAN BE CHECKED OUT CAMPUS FOR FEAR Or HAVING PERMISSION, MORTGAG£D HOUSES THEY HAD BUILT YOKATA, DURING THESE PERIODS FOR THE PEOPLE OF SPOKANE IN­ CONNALLY SAID, WAS CONVICTED OF CRIMINAL fRAUD,AND ARMY F' I SH I NG , SKI I NG , AND FLICT GRAVE IMPEDIMENTS, INVESTIGATORS ENTERED THEIR OFFICE JULY 14, 1962, AND SAILING THERE ARE NOW BOTH SOCIAL AND PERSONAL, SEIZED RECORDS WITHOUT A COURT ORDER AVAILABLE fOR USE fiVE UPON THE STUDENTS?" THE RETIRED OFFICER SAID THEY HAD ENGAGED IN BUILDING SKI BOATS, THREE CRUISERS, COPIES OF THE LETTER WENT ON THE ISLAND, BUT BECAUSE HE HAD NO RECORDS, HE WAS AND THREE SAILBOATS. THE TO THE SPOKANE CITY COUNCIL FORCED INTO BANKRUPTCY LATTER ARE TWENTY-ONE FOOT AND THE BARBER'S UNION. "I WOULD HAVE BEEN ABLE TO HAVE PAID Off ALL THOSE KEEL SLOOPS ALL ARE ON WHEELER SAID HIS SHOP IS ~ORTGAGES," HE SAID, " AND CLEARED UP THE MESS CREATED A NON-RESERVATION, "FIRST­ NON-UNION. BY ~OKOTA, BUT INSTEAD AMERICAN TAXPAYERS' DOLLARS WERE COME, fiRST SERVED" BASIS JOHNSON'S FATHER, S JAN­ USED TO fORCE ME OUT OF' BUSINESS" PACMISRANFAC REGULATIONS GABA M. JOHNSON IS CULTURAL ALTHOUGH THE ISLAND IS UNDER THE UNITED STATES CIVIL fOR OPERATION OF BOATS AND CHAIRMAN FOR MONROVIA, THE AUTHORITY FOR THE RYUKYU ISLANDS, CONNALLY CHARGED THE USE OF THE MARINA ARE EN­ CAPITAL OF LIBERIA. U.S. ARMY, IN EFFECT, RULES OKINAWA WITH A "MORE OFTEN FORCED THAN NOT,UNJUST" HAND. OC10BER 21 THROUGH OCTOBER 27, 1963 SPECIAL SERVICES ACTIVITIES WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SuNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY / 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 RICHARDSON THEATER THIRTY TARZAN THE THE BEAR TREAD SOFTLY COLLEGE HOOTEN ANY HOOT THE CARETAKERS APEMAN STRANGER CONFIDENTIAL + NEWS & SPORTS YOKWE YUK THEATER ANYTHING GOES THE BEAR TREAD SOFTLY STRANGER COLLEGE TARZAN THE THE CARETAKERS DOCTORS IN + NEWS & SPORTS CONFIDENTIAL APEMAN LOVE OCEAN VIEW THEATER GIANT OF COLLEGE TARZAN THE APEMAN THE BEAR TREAD SOFTLY DOCTORS IN LOVE HOOTENANY HOOT MARATHON CONFIDENTIAL STRANGER ROXY THEATER STUDS LONIGAN HOOTENANY HOOT THE CARETAKERS DOCT() RS IN LOVE THE BEAR TARZAN THE TREAD SOFT LY + NEWS & SPORTS APEMAN STRANGER ROI NAMUR MOVIES MISSION OF TREAD SOFTLY DOCTORS IN HOOTENANY HOOT THE CARETAKERS COLLEGE CONFIDENTIAL THE BEAR DANGER STRANGER LOVE + NEWS & SPORTS

TH IRTY -B8M JACK WEBB, WILLIAM CONRAD 96 MIN. DRAMA ANYTHING GOES-C BING CROSBY, JEANMAIRE 106 MIN. MUSICAL COMEDY GIANT OF MARATHON-C-CS STEVE REEVES, MYLENE DEMONGEOT 92 MIN. SPECTACLE STUDS LONIGAN-B&W CHRISTOPHER KNIGHT 95 MIN. DRAMA MISSION OF DANGER-C KEN LARSEN, BUDDY EBSEN 120 MIN. DRAMA TARZAN THE APEMAN-C DENNY MILLER, CEARE DANOVA 82 MIN. ADVENTURE THE BEAR-B&.W RENATO RASCEL 90 MIN. C().1EDY COLLEGE CONFIDENTIAL-B&W STEVE ALLEN, JAYNE MEADOWS 90 MIN. MELODRAMA HOOTENANY HOOT-B&W PETER BRECK, PAMELA AUSTIN ~ MIN. FOLK MUSICAL TREAD SOFTLY STRANGER-B&W DIANA DORS, GEORGE BAKER MIN. SUSPENSE THE CARETAKERS-B&W ROBERT STACK, POLLY BERGEN 97 MIN. MELODRAMA DOCTORS IN LOVE-C MICHAEL CRAIG, VIRGINIA MASKILL 93 MIN. COMEDY

TWO SHOWS WILL BE SHOWN NIGHTLY AT THE ROXY THEATER AND THE YO~E THEATER. FIRST SHOW AT THE ROXY WILL START AT 1830 AND THE SECOND WILL START AT 2030. FIRST SHOW AT THE YOKWE YUK WILL START AT 1900 AND THE SECOND WILL START AT 2100 THERE ARE MIDNIGHT MOVIES SHOWN AT THE OCEAN VIEW FOR ADULT MALE PERSONNEL ONLY DEPENDENT'S POOL 1000-1900 ------1000-1900 1000-1900 1000-1900 1000-1900 1000-1900 BACHELOR'S POOL

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