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Minuteman Launched Home British P.M. Astronauts HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE 10/20/63 10/20/63 5 I AT 0515 0.6 AT 11~8 5 6 AT 1730 0.7 AT 2347 IOL21/63 10/21/63 4.8 AT 0540 :J~. HOURGLASSI 0.8 AT 1,40 1.4 AT 1756 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. HOURGLASS SATURDAY ~9 OCTOBER 19c 3 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.
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