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K\ AJALEIN HARSHA L ISLMJDS JULY I 168 PARIS (UPI}--fRANCE IGNORED THE SIGN~ Curlew Enforced a' U of C LBJSOys US and Russia Will Talk HlG Of THE UNITED :-.lATIONS-BACKED NUCU:'AR! NONPROLIfERATION TRtATY TODAY AND RUSHED COMPLETION Of PLANS fOR HER fiRST HYDRO_ Aim To Head.. ff furtlrer On Mutual Nuclear Arms Limitations GEN BOMB TE~TS 1'1 THE PACifiC. , "frenelr S,yle" Demons'ra,ions n" I"CTu'l (IF'I J--I}R[~ID(rn JOI
~~P~A~G~E~2~ ______~HO~URG~:L~A~S:S~~ ______-; ______~M=O~N~D.~Y~~J~U~L~Y __ ~I~,_"'9~68~ ______1. Anti-Ad.inistration Senti.ent Pro.inent Thieu Authorizes Release by R.W. Apple Jr. Of Militant Buddhist Monk SAIGON (UPI)--PRESIDENT NGUYEN VAN (c) 1968 New York Times News Service THIEU HAS RELEASED TRICH TRI QUANG, THE NEW YORK (UPI)--THE THREAO THAT RUNS THROUGH AM[RICAN POLITICS THIS Y[AR--OESPIT[ MILITANT BUDDHIST MONK WAS HAS Lt~ OEMON ASSASSINATIONS INITIATIVES AND UNKNOWA8LE ATTITUDES--IS A REJECtiON or TH~ JOHNSON AD STRA T IONS AGA I NST U. S. I NVOLVEM[NT IN MINISTRATION AND THE POLITICS IT HAS FOLLOWED. VIET NAM, THE GOV[RNMENT ANNOUNCED TODAV. IN TH-[ INDIANA PRIM"'RY~ IT WAS 5,,10 THAT THE CANDIDACY or Gov ROGER 0 BRANIGIN, TRI QUANG HAD BEEN IN POLICE DETENTION WHOM NoeODT CONSIDERED ... POSSIBLE PRESIDENT, WOULD SKEW THE RESULTS. PrRHAPS IT DID; FOUR MONTHS. THE GOVERNMENT CALLED IT But WHEN THE VOTING WAS OVER, MORE THAN 50 PER C[NT or lH[ VOTERS or A CONSERVATIVE, PROTECTIVE CUSTODY. BASICALLY HAWKLIKE STATt HAD CAST THEIR BALLOTS rOR CANDIOATtS WHO OPPOSED THE WAR IN fOUR OTHER SENIOR MONKS WEAE RELEASED 'I" ET NAM WITH HIM
IN NEBRASKA, CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND SOuTH DAKOTA·-WH[REVER THE PUBLIC WAS ASKED TO TRI QUANG J WHO ONCE LEO BUDDHIST MOVE JUDGE··THE VEfiDICT WAS THE SAME, WHETHER THE WINNER WAS SEN EUGENE MCCARTHY OF MINNE MENTS THAT HELPED OVERTHROW SEVERAL SAI SOTA OR SEN ROBERT KENNEDY OF NEW YORK GON GOVERNMENTS, WAS ARRESTED ArTER THE MUCH THE SAME THING HAPPENED IN NEW YORK GATT Holds Council Meeting COMMUNISTS' LUNAR NEW YEAR OFFENSIVE LAST IN THE WAKE OF KENNEDY'S ASSASSINATION GENEVA (UPI)--THE GENERAL AGREEMENT tEBRUARV. VICE PRESIDENT HUMPHREY DECIDED TO TRY TO ON TARIFF AND T~ADE TODAY CALLED A f'ULL THE GOVERNMENT SAID IT JAILED TRI QUANG BLUNT THE IMPACT OF THE NEW YORK PRIMARY SCALE COUNCIL MEETING fOR THURSDAY TO BECAUSE IT rEAR to THE VIET CONG WOULD KID BY GOI~G HOME TO WAVERLY, MINN , AND suS DEBATE fRENCH IMPORT RESTRICTIONS. NA' HIM TO JOIN A COMMUNIST-ENGINEERED PENDING ALL POLITICKING THE COUNCIL, CALLED TOGETHER BY MAOOA COALITION GOVERNMENT HIS STRATEGY HAS NOT WORKED, BECAUSE THE GATT NATIONS AFTER A ONE·OAY MEETING TO OrFICIALS DENIED HE WAS ACTUALLY IN JAIL; RESULTS IN NEW YORK WERE FAR MORE DRAMATIC DAV, WILL ALSO DISCUSS POSSIBLE VIOLA· HE AND THE OTHER MONKS WERE KEPT IN A COM· THAN HE COULD HAVE FORESEEN TION BV FRANCE Dr GATT RU~[S ON SUBSID- rORTABLE POLICE VILLA, OfFICIALS SAID. ALLARD K LOWENSTEIN, THE POLITICALLY IlNG EXPORTS THIEU RELEASED TRI QUANG AS A GESTURE UNINITIATED LAWYER WHO H[LPED START HIE OrflCIALS SAID THE THURSDAY MEETING OF NATIONAL UNITY BEFORE TH£ PAESIOENT MCCARTHY MOVH.ENT LAST WINTER, DEFEATED WOULD SEEK TO MINIMIZE THE rRENCH MEAS MAKES A PLANNED TRIP TO THE UNITED STATES THE ORGANIZATION CANDIDATE, ALBERT VORSPAN, URES AS fAR AS POSSIBLE. SOMETIME ArTER JULY 20. IN THE fiFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT IN TH IS WAS TAKEN TO MEAN THAT FA:ANCE TRI QUANG RECENTLV PROTESTED HIS ARREST LONG ISLAND'S NASSAU COUNTY WILL BE CALLED UPON TO SET A DEFINITE IN A LETTER TO PREMIER TRAN VAN HUONG.. No MORE VIVID SYMBOL OF ANTI-JOHNSON, TIME liMIT ON EASING TRADING RESTRICTION~ HE SAID HIS DETENTION "WENT "SAINST THE ANTI-VIET NAM SENTIMENT EXISTS IN AMERICA tRANCE IMPOSED QUOTA RESTRICTIONS ON SPIRIT or THE CONSTITUTION AND THE LAW" TODAY THAN LOWENSTEIN THE IMPORT Of AUTOMOBILES, ELECTRICAL AP AND HE "WOULD NOT ACCEPT AN EVENTUAL AM AT THE SAME TIME, THE MAN WKOM "THE PLIANCES AND TEXTILES AND PROMISED A SIX NESTY rROM THE GOVERNMENT" BECAUSE HE "'AS PEOPLE fOUND"--WITH A NUOGE fROM LOWENSTEIN PER CENT INCENTIVE TO EXPORTERS IN AN "NOT GUILTY or ANVTHING," AND OTHERS--APPEARED TO BE MAKING AN ASTON ATTEMPT TO MAKE UP rOR PRODUCTION LOST PREVIOUSLY, THE GOVERNMENT HAD RESTRICTED ISHING STRONG RACE IN THE CONTEST FOR DURING THE MAy CRISIS. TRI QUANG'S TRAVEL TO FORBID HIM TO RETURN
DELEGATES TO THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CON TO HIS NATIVE HUE J 400 MILES NORTHEAST or VENT ION. SAIGON. DELEGATES PLEDGED TO THE LATE SEN KEN THE GOVERNMENT HAS LONG BEEN SUSPICIOUS ~EDY AND DELEGATES UNCOM~ITTED TO ANY OF TRI QUANG'S CONTACTS WITH LEADERS or CANDIDATE WERE RUNNING FAR MORE STRONGLY THE SAIGON UNIVERSITY STUDENTS UNION. THE THAN THOS[ PLEDGED TO HUMPHREY--A ~AN STUDENT UNION RECENTLY AP'EALEO rOR PEACE WHOSE [X-OfFICIO POLITICAL PROMINENCE NEGOTIATIONS AND HINTED IT WOULO NOT OP WOULD HAVE SEEMED TO ASSURE HIM, EVEN WITH POSE TALKS WITH THE NATIONAL LIBERATION OUT CAMPAIGNING, A FAR BETTER SHOWING tRONT, POLITICAL ARM or THE VIET CONGo tINALLY, THE ANTI ADMINISTRATION SENTI Sample MENT SPILLED OVER INTO THE THREE-WAY CON TEST FOR THE DENOCR.TIC SENATORIAL NOMIN Search On For Missing Explosive ATION THE fiRST SUCH RACE SINCE 1912. RUSSEL I.E, ARK. (UPI)-.A SEAACH TEAM THE ONLY ADMINSTRATION SUPPORTERS AMONG SaJe COMBED A 25-MIL[ STRIP OF HIGHWAY THROUGH THE THR[[~ REP JOSEPH Y. RESNICK OF TWO SMALL NORTH CENTRAL ARKANSAS COMMUNI ELLENVILLE, WAS UNABLE EVEN WITH THE EX TIES TODAY rOA DEADLV OIL FIELD EXPLOSIVES PENDITURE OF MORE THAN ONE MILLION DOLLARS At greatly reduced prices •• APPARENTLY SCATTERED BV PRANKSTERS. TO RUN BETTER THAN THIRD ABOUT 140 OF THE SMALL PEUSHAPED DE •• DYNASTY'S 1967 HIS TWO OPPONENTS WERE NASSAU COUNTY Ex sample VICES WERE FOUND IN THE AAEA YESTERDAV, ECUTIVE EUGENE NICKERSON, WHO HAD BACKED SHERIFF OTTO BRINKMAN SAID THEY "WOULD BE line •••• Dresses, robes, KENNEDY, AND rORMER CITY COUNCIU4AN PAUL ENOUGH TO KILL ANVONE--MAYBE A DOZEN" O'DwYER, A PERENNIAL CHAMPION or ALMOST- blouses in cotton, THE DEVICES HAO BEEN TOSSED INTO VIRTU~ I LOST CAUSES, WAS [LOQUENT TESTIMONY TO ALL V EVERY DRIVEWAY ALONG THE GRAVEL HIGH· MCCARTHY'S DRAWING PAPER POWER IN THE SOPH WAY THAT RUNS THROUGH A GERMAN AND RUSSIAN s~lk and linen. ISTICATED NEW YORK [LECTORATE SETTLEMtNT IN POPE AND JOHNSON COUNTIES. THIS STATE IS CERTAINLY NOT TYPICAL or ALL SIZE 10 SOME WERE FOUND NEAR TWO CHURCHE$ IN THE COUNTRY AS A WHOLE. BuT ITS JUDGMENT, AUGRBURG-PLESS. COMBINED WITH THOSE or OTHER STATES AS (Also, a BRINKMAN, WHO HEADED THE SEARCH TEAM, VARIOuS AS INDIANA, OREGON AND CALIFORNIA, SAID IT FfRST WAS BELIEVED THE EXPLOSIVES CANNOT HELP BUT CAUSE ACUTE CONSTERNATION few men's WERI[ "DISTRIBUTED I" A DELIBERATE MAN"ER." IN THE HUMPHREY ORGANIZATION THE rBI AND ARKANSAS STATE POLICE OFFERED IT SEEMS WORTH ASKING, rOR EXAMPLE, HOW robes 1n HELP HUMPHREY CAN 00 SO WELL IN THE GALLUP AND BUT NOW IT APPEARED, HE SAID, THAT ",JUST HARRIS POLLS AGAINST THE TWO REPUBLICAN size SOME BOYS GOT AHOLD or THESE. THEY THOUGHT PRESIDENTIAL CONTENDERS, rORMER VICE PRES THEV'D HAVE SOME FUN. THEY SCARED THESE IDENT RICHARD M. NIXON AND Gov NELSON A. Medium. ) PEOPLE" LIVING IN THE AREAS ROCKEFELLER, AND SHOW SO LITTLE STRENGTH SGT. C~4RINCE WOOLERY, A DEMOLITION EX I~ THE PRIMARIES PERT SUMMONED 'ROM Afrf ARMY ARSENAL AT P-..JNE WILL THE RESULTS Of' THE NEW YORK BALLOT BLurr TO REMOVE THE EXPLOSIVES, SAID TH~ ING IMPEL HUMPHREY TO ABANDON, HOWEVER REDDISH~OR~NGE DEVICES MEASURING 7-16 SUBTLY, HIS DEFENSE OF JOHNSON'S OOM[STIC INCHES LONG AND THREE INCHES IN DIAMETER AND rOREIGN POLICIES, IN THE HOPE OF CAPI AT THE WIDEST POINT COULD BE DETONATED BY TALIZING ON ANTI-WAR FEELINGS? TOIIIOIIOW A SHARP BLOW. 00 TKESE ATTITUDES SUGGEST THAT NIXON, BRINKHAM SAID THEY WERE "TRULY LIVE AND WHO HAS TAKEN A GENERALLY HARD LINE ON IN GOOD SHAPE J BUT IT WOULD TAKE A PRETTY VIET NAM, MIGHT BE IN TROUBLE IN THE GEN 11:30 a.m. GOOD JAR TO SET ONE 0' THEM orr." ERAL ELECTION, AND THAT ROCKErELLER, SOME· THE WOODEN BOXES IN WHltH THE EXPLOSIVES THING Of' A DOVE, HIGHT DO B[TTER IN NOVEM W[RI[ STORED WERE ALSO DUMPED IN THE AREA. BER AGAINST HUMPHREY, If' HE IS THE DEMO THE BOXES VERE OLD AND DIRTY BUT THE BREAK CRA T NOM I NEE? IN THE WOOD WAS CLEAN, INOICATrNa THEV HAD AND, MOST IMPORTANT, DESPITE THE SEEMING BEtN rRESHL yo OPENED. LY IMMUTABLE LOGIC or THE ~ DELEGATJ: COUNT, AUTHORITIES SAID THAT OILMEN USING SUCH WILL THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY HAVE SECOND A CHARGE WOULD PUT IT INTO A WELL AND DET THOUGHTS ABOUT CHOOSING AS ITS NOMINEE A ONATE IT WITH A 'USE AND DYNAMITE CAP TO HAN WHO HAS ATTRACTED SO LITTLE SUPPORT IN BLAIT AWAV SHALE ANa ROCK, BUT THE EXPLO NEW YORk, THE TRADITIONAL FIRST BuILDING SIYES WERE NOT THf lilt GENERALLY USED IN BLOCK OF DEMOCRATIC PAESIOeNTIAl vlCTORIES? OIL AND GAS rlELDS IN THIS A,EA. THE CONVENTIONAL WIIDOM II THAT HUMPHAEY ONE BOX WAS AOORESSEO TO LANEWELLI COM HAS A LOCK ON THE NOMINATION ALREADV, AND PANY, 2002 S. WAYIIOE DRIVE, HOUSTON 2, THAT THE HEW YORK PRIMARY RESULTS WILL MAKE TEX~. 1963 IIIUES Or THE LOCAL PAPER HAD NO OI"ERENCE. THAT MAY WELL BE THE CA.E, BEEN ~IED 'DR PACKING THE EXPOOI'VEt. BUT HUMPHRtV AND HIS 'AIENDI MulT BE WON PAANK'STEAI WHO CAUSED THII rRlaHT HAY[ DERING HOV MUCH THE NOMINAlION WILL BE NOT BEEN 'OUNO AI YET, BUT POLICE rEEL SURE WORTH ON NOVIMBER II. THAT THE JOKERS WILL BE APPREHENDED AND BUY INSlRANCE FOR THE FUTUlE--BUY BONOS! AARESTtO WITHIN A SHORT PERIOD or TIME. HOURGLASS PAGE 3
Maruro - What to Expect Transformer Installation
SEEMS QUITE POSSIBLE THAT BEfORE A NEW ELECTRICAL TRANSfORMER WILL BE GOING TO MAJURO rOR THE ~EEKEND WILL INSTALLED IN THE SPECIAL SERVICES BUILD THING TO DO." BUT IT'S ALSO ING. THE INSTALLATION WILL REQUIRE AN THAT MANY PEOPLE WILL 5E DIS- ELECTRICAL SHUT-DOWN or THE ENTIRE BUI C~~:~::;:'B~F:ROM MAKING THE TRIP BECAUSE Of ING FRIDAY, JULY 5 AND SATURDAY, JULY ~ REPORTS ON CONDITIONS THERE. THE fOLLOWING FACIL1TIES WILL BE WHAT CAN THE VISITOR EXPECT TO riND? AfFECTED' SHoRTLY AfTER TAKEOFF fROM KWAJALEIN BOWLING ALLEY ATOLLS, NA~U AND AILINGLAPLAP, ARE LIBRARY ISIBLE LYING SOUTH Of THE fLIGHT PATH. HOBBY SHOP If YOU ARE STLLl IMPRESSED---AND WHO BUT GEAR LOCKER (SOfTBALL EQUIP CYNIC ISN'T---BY THE SIGHT Of AN MENT TO BE CHECKEO OUT BY THE AIR, YOU'LL fiNO THE VIEW SPEC TELEPHONING 83331 ) THE rlLGHT PATTERN BEFORE lAND AFRS WILL BROADCAST ON AN ABBREVIATEO ING IN MAJURO TAKES YOU OVER THE LENGTH SCHEDULE OVER rM RADIO (NEWS AND STOCKS THE SOUTH SIDE Of THE ATOLL, CIRCLES WE ARE SORRY fOR THIS INCONVENIENCE THE WESTERN END WHERE MOST Of THE aUT THE INSTALLATION WILL ENABLE A ILLAGES ARE, CROSSES OVER THE LAGOON AND COMPLETE SERVICE Of THE fACILITIES IN SWEEPS DOWN TO THE AIRfIELD---fOR BUILDING. ______BUG IT OffERS MANY GOOD lOW SHOTS. SpeCial Services Holiday Schedule SMALL SHELTER BY THE PACKED CORAL HOUSES THE AGRICULTURAL INSPECTION THURSDAY, JULY 4TH
WHERE YOUR BAGGAGE WILL BE IN- BACHELORS I POOL ~ OPEN BOWL I NG ALLEY 1000 - 2300 IS LIKE A SMALL TOWN DEPENDENTS' POOL 1000 18 0 SEE THE JET, AND ANYONE WILL 3 EMON BEACH 0~!30 1830 QUESTIONS. THE LATTER IS IMPOR GOLf SHACK - 0730 - 1930 BECAUSE ONLY BY ASKING QUESTIONS 00 HOBBY SHOP - CLOSED fiNO PLACES AND PEOPLE. HOURGLASS - No PUBLICATION FOR INSTANCE, If YOU WISH TRANSPORTA LIBRARY 1300 - 2200 TO THE HOTEL---THE ONLY PLACE TO MAR I NA - 0730 - 1900 OTHER THAN A PRIVATE HOME -- YOU PHOTO LAB - CLOSED ASK SOMEONE TO POINT OUT THE HOTEL WHO WILL TAKE CARE Of YOU. S.S. GfAR LOCKER o'l30 - 1130 YOU WOULD -- OR SHOULD -- EXPECT, 1200 - 1430 S.S. OffiCE - CLOSED :~~"~I~~~E:"::O';T:EL IS NOT THE ROYAL HAWAI IAN. ~ IT IS RATHER NEW, THE NINE ROOMS TECN CLUB - CLOSED LARGE, ALL HAVE PRIVATE BATHS. THE THEATRES - REGULAR SCHEDULE -jFU'>N'SHINGS ARE MODEST, BUT NOT UNCOMfOR CORAL SANDS OPEN THE MANAGEMENT HOPES SOON TO HAVE DRIVING RANGE - OPEN ROOMS AIR-CqNDITIONED, BUT NOW THEY EQUIPPED WITH FANS. THIS IS A SATIS- FACTORY ARRANGEMENT IN THE OUTSIDE ROOMS, MARATHON FOOT RACE AT 9 AM ••• START NOT IN THE INSIDE ROOMS WHICH HAVE AND FINISH IN fRONT OF FINANCE BUILDING. NO AIR CIRCULATION. If YOU PLAN A TRIP YOU MIGHT WRITE AHEAD TO MIECO AND TRY SLO-PITCH SOFTBALL GAMES AT DALLY FI TO RESERVE AN OUTSIDE ROOM fOR YOUR STAY. BEGINNING AT 12 NOON. THE HOTEL HAS A RESTAURANT AND A BAR A SPLENOID VIEW 0, THE Bicycles Found AND ITS ACTIVITIES; AN OCCASIONAL A LARGE NUMBER Of BICYCLES HAVE BEEN GGER, THE DOCK, THE CHILDREN fLOAT LOCATED AND ARE AT THE CENTRAL POLICE ABOUT I N WASHTUBS AND I NCR EO I BlE STATION. PLEASE COME DOWN AND SEE IF METAL "BOATS," MEN AND BOYS YOUR MISSING BICYCLE IS AT THE STATION. AND, If YoU'RE LUCKY, A BEAUTifUL UNSET. THE FOOD IS WELL~PREPAREO. THE MZC Meeting SERVICE IS LIESURELY AND EFfiCIENT. AN THERE WILL BE AN IMPORTANT MEETING OF OTHER RESTAURA~T IN RITA VILLAGE, A SHORT ALL MZC MEMBERS TONIGHT AT 6 30 PM AT THe OR BUS RIDE A~AY, OFfERS A CHANGE MCZ CLUB. ALL MEMBERS PLEASE ATTEND. Of SCENE. THE FOOD IN 60TH PLACES IS REASONABLY PRICED. MAJURO - CONTINUED THIS, AND THE VARIETY Of,ERED, IS RATH~ OffER, fOR Io¢, A COMPLETE ROUND-TRIP ER SURPRISING CONSIDERING MAJURO's TRANS VIEW Of THE THREE GENERAL AREAS -- ONCE PORTATION PROBLEMS. ALL SURfACE TRANS SEPARATE ISLANDS -- WHICH MAKE UP THIS PORTATION TO MAJURO COMES BY WAY Of GUAM, DISTRICT CENTER; DAlAP, WHERE THE AIR_ EVEN THAT fROM THE WEST COAST. FROZEN STRIP IS~ ULIGA, WHER~ THE TRUST TERRI AND EVEN CANNED fOODS ARE QUITE EXPEN TORY ADMINISTRATION OffiCES, THE SIVE. NEGOTIATIONS ARE CURRENTLY UNOER CHURCHES, THE HOTEL, THE DOCK AND THE WITH AN AMERICAN LINE WHICH WOULD LARGER STORES ARE; AND RITA (MORE PRO PROVIDE DIRECT SURfACE TRANSPORTATION PERLY DARRIT), A QUIETER VILLAGE AT THE BET~EEN MAJURO AND THE WEST COAST, aUT NORTHERN END Of THE CAUSEWAY (CONNECTED UNDER PRESENT CONDITIONS MANY THINGS AREA) WHERE MARSHALL ISLANDS HIGH SCHOOL WHICH WE TAKE fOR GRANTED ON KWAJALEIN AND THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ARE LOCATED. ARE SIMPLY NOT AVAILABLE THERE. lr YOU WISH, YOU MAY RENT A CAR fROM Two BUS LINES WHICH RUN ALONG ONE ROAD KITCO. SINCE THESE RENTAL CARS ARE VERY (CONTINUED IN COLUMN THREE •• ) POPULAR ITEMS LOCALLY, TOO, YOU'D BETTER WRITE AHEAD TO MAKE A RESERVATION. Foot Race PROBABLY THE MOST RE~ARDING EX~URSION YOU CAN MAKE IS TO LAURA VILLAGE1 THIS THE 4TH OF JULY WILL BE HIGHLIGHTED SETTLEMENT IS LOCATED AT THE EXTREME RACE WHICH IS SCHEDULED fOR END OF THE LONG ISLAND {MAJURO DAY THE COURSE WILL BE THE ON THE SOUTH SI Of THE LAGOON. fOR THE MEMORIAL DAY RACE WHICH STARTED AT THE CORNER OF LAGOON ROAD NEAR THE GLOBAL FINANCE OFFICE. Bakery Specials THE COURSE WILL HEAD EAST TO THE AIR TERMINAL FOLLOWING AROUNO OCEAN ROAD JULY 2 THROUGH JULY 6 EAST Of THE RUNWAY IT WILL THIN TURN TUESDAY NORTH TO LAGOON ROAO AND COME EAST PAST PEACH PIE .$1.10EA. THE FIRE STATION AND fiNISH IN fRONT OF THE F'NANCE OfFICE ON LAGOON ROAD. THE \\'EDNESDAY COURSE IS JUST SLIGHTLY OVER THREE ANO FRENCH BREAD . . · . ·55 oz. 1/2 MILES. HARD ROLLS . . · . ·70 oz. THIS WILL BE A HANDICAP RACE WITH THE COCONUT-ORANGE CUPCAKES· · 1.00 oz. MANDICAPPING BEING DONE BY OLIVER PELKEY COORDINATOR fOR THE SPECIAL SERVICES THURS1lAY ~/AJALEIN •••• HAS BECN HOME TO JACK AND BARBARA CAMERON RUNNING AND JCG~ING PROGRAM HERE ON THE SWEET POTATOE PIE. . 1.10 EA. rOR SEVEN YEARS. WHILE JACK HAS WORKED IN THE KENTRON ISLAND. ENTRIES ARE AGAIN EXPECTED FROM PARKER HOUSE ROLLS · ·70 oz. PHOTO LA67 BARBARA HAS TAUGHT AN ELEMENTARY CLASS AT GEORGE ROI-NAMUR A~D MEeK ISLANDS. S(ITZ SCHOOL DON H(LGESON WISHES THEM A fOND fAREWELL. BECAUSE OF THE HANDICAPPI~G,(NTRI£S ;-RIDAY FRIENDS WILL aE ABLE TO VISIT THE CAMERON.S ON VISITS ,"ROUG~ SHOULD BE CALLED IN TO SPECIAL SERVICES ~ARBLE CUPCAKES •••••••• I.~ oz. flAWAl1 WHERE THEY WILL BE LIVI AS SOON AS POSSIBLE BUT NO lATER THAN JULY 2ND. THE NUMBER TO CALL IS 83331 •• SATURDAY lEAVE YOUR NAME, COMPANY YOU WORK FOR COCONUT CREAM PIE · . . . . .• 1.35 EA • AND THE TELEPHONE NUMBER THAT YOU CAN BE Buy REACHf:D ON. ALL ORDERS MUST BE PLACED BY II AM THERE WILL BE TROPHIES fOR AT LEAST PRIOR TO THE DAY Of BAKING. CALL 83425 THE fiRST fiVE fiNISHERS, PLUS A SPECIAL OR 83456 TO PLACE YOUR ORDER. ALL PICK TROPHY fOR THE fASTEST TIME REGARDLESS UPS MUST BE MADE AT THE SIDE ENTRANCE TO Bonds Of WHAT POSITION THAT MAN FINISHES. THE PACifiC DINING ROOM eEfORE 5'30 PM. HOURGLASS
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. ~~~:o~~~~~~~~R CORNER ISlo~ . Pitch Soitb~i( By Bud Goode PALM TEIUU,CE "B" TEAM SQUEAKED BY THE WHICH TEAMS IN THE "'AJOR LEAGUES HAVE WECO NOPTHERNERS 9.. 8 AT BRANDON riELD YES THE BEST PITCHING CONTROL7 ERDAY, PALM TERRACE TOOK A SIX-RUN LUO IN A TIGHT PENNANT RACE ONE WILD PITCH IN THE FIItST INNING AND SCORED TWO MORE IN OR AN EXTRA eASE ON BALLS CAN COST THE THE THIRD. IN THE TOI" OF THE SEVENTH PALM G"'M[-~"NO PERHAPS A PENNANT COMPUTER TERRACE SCORED A LONE RUN THAT PROVED TO CORNER MEASURED PITCHING CONTROL THROUGH BE THE DECIDING FACTOR. ~CO TALLIED TWO GAMES o. APRIL 30 AS fOllOWS: ,N THE SECOND, ONE IN THE THIRD, THREE IN THE SIXTH AND TWO IN THE LAST or THE SEV AMER PITCH ~ PITCH ENTH LEAVINQ THEN ONE RUN SHDRT OF THE CONTROL CONTROL EQU,liLIZER. [MERSON AND HILL HAD THR[[ NEW YORK ; 9 SAN FRAN 4.6 HITS EACH FOR THE WECO NORTHERNER TEAM. MINNESOTA 6 7 eH I 'AGO 6 2 THOMPSON HA_D A PERFECT DAy AT BAT FOR THE 0 ... KLA NO 8 6 ST. LouIS 6 5 e------l PALM !!~~~~~_~~~!.~~!~~_~~~~_~~~_!2~~! CALifORNIA HOUSTON 7 2 OnRoll n PITTSBlfRGH 7 3 WASHINGTON 10.4 ATLANTA SLOW PITCH SOfTBA'~ TUES. JULY 2 eH I CAGO 10 5 PHILADELPHIA n COURT II BOSTON II. I NEW YORK 7 9 IN SATURDAY'S SLOW PITCH ACTION CHARLEY'S 5.00 - CENNEltS-SPIRIK VS 8URKHAL TER-AU.CN DAISIES HAD TO COME rROM BEHIND TO TAKE CLEVELAND 12 4 CINCINNATI 9 ~ COURT #2 B,lL T I HORE 12 6 DODGERS AN 8-3 VICTORY rROM THE CRESCENTS AT DALLY 5;30 TINBEREZA-K#.AIHUE vs BRAGADO-KALA- AVERAGE 9 7 AVERAGE ~ 4 FIELD. THE CRESCENTS JUMPED OFr TO A 3-0 HIKI LEAD IN THE LAST OF THE rlRST INNING. THE AT THE [NO Of LAST SEASON THE DODGERS DAISIES PECKED AWAY AT THE MARGIN, SCORING r MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL , ---- LEO THE LEAGUE IN CONTROL, WALKING ONLY IN ALL BUT THE SECOND INNING, AS THEY NEW YORK (UPI)--THE RESULTS or SATURDAY'S 7 3 PER C[NT Of' ALL BATTERS liS A 9 4 PER POSTED THEIR rlFTH CONSECUTIVE WIN. SIX CENT FIGURE rOR THE fiRST THREE WEEKS or OF THE DAISJ(S HIT SarELY TWICE AS THE GANES ARE AS FOLLO"'S: (SUNDAY'S GAME RE '68 DRYSDALE AND STArr HAVE PUT 53 ~EN TEAM TOTALED 14 HITS THE CRESCENTS SULTS ARE NOT AS YET AVAILABLE.) ON BASE rREE, AND WHILE THEY ALLOWED 22 NICKED THE DAISIES' PITCHER rOR EIGHT HITS AMERICAN LEAGUE PER CENT or TH~IR BASE RUNNERS TO SCORE, WITH GOMES AND VAN HAUN COMBINING FOR FIVE. WASHINGTON 8 CALIFORNIA 0 , DAY HAVE GIVEN AWAY I I RUNS IN THE FIRST THREE CLEVELAND 8 BOSTON I, 1ST, DAY WEEKS or THE SEASON L.A. CAN'T WALK MEN GAIETY LOUNGE SLID BY MASSART 4-0 IN A CLEVELAND 4 BOSTON I, 2ND, NIGHT AT THIS RATE AND EXPECT TO MAKE A RUN rOR GAME IN WHICH BOTH TEAMS TOTALED EIGHT OAKLAND 5 NEW YORK 2, I ST GAME A PENNANT--DR A SPOT IN THE rlRST DIVISION. HITS AT BRANDO~ SATURDAY. GAIETY MANAGEO NE'" YORK 5 OAKLAND 4, 2ND GAME BALTIMORE TF<"AILS THE AMERICAN LEAGUE, ONLY ONE EARNED RUN or THE FOUR SCORED. DETROIT 5 CHICAGO 2 GIVING rR(E RIDES TO 12.6 PER CENT OF ALL MASSART YIELD(D TVO RUNS TO THEM IN THE BALTIMORE 5 MINN[SOTA OPPOSITION BATTERS Two YEARS AGO, THE THIRD INNING WITHOUT A GAltTY BATSMAN GET PENNANT WINNERS WALKED ONLY 8 6 PER CENT, TING A HIT. BRAZEY WAS THE ONLY PLAYER NAT I ONAL LEAGUE AND LAST YEAR ENDED THE SEASON AT 10 I PER WHO REACHED BASE TWICE ViA HITS CHICAGO 10 ST. lOUIS 2 CENT_21_N~~5~ATTERS rACE THE ORIOLES CINCINNATI 5 SAN FRANCISCO 0 IN ONE SEASON, THIS 1.5 PER CENT LOSS or KENTRON CAME UP WITH riVE RUNS IN THE HOUSTON 2 NEW YO~K 0 CONTROL COST HANK BAUER Bs MEN ON BASE, 26 BOTTOM or THE THIRD INNING AS THEY DE PITTSBURGH I PHILADELPHIA 0 or WHOM SCORED BAUER'S.PITCHERS HAVE reA TEO THE TITANS "B" TEAM 9-2 AT BRANDON Los ANGELES 7 ATLANTA 2 STARTED THE SEASON WITH LCSS CONTROL THIS YESTERDAY KENTRON PUT TOGETHER II HITS YEAR THAN I,.AST As A RESUI,.T, BALTIMORE WHILE HOLOING THE TITANS TO FIVE SAFETIES STANDS TO 1,.0St MORE THAN ITS SHARE or ONE THOMAS, LOWE, ALLEN AND FOUCHE ALL HAD jr;'ilijll!t G_o,1f RUN GAMES, AND POSSIBLY ITS CHANCE AS A TWO HITS, FOUCHE GETTING A HOMER IN THE TUES. Jut Y 2 PENNANT CONTENDER rOURTH INNING. No TITAN PLAYER HAD MORE 4:45 PN GLOBAL INT. VS FIREFIGHTERS T~AN ONE HIT AS THE TEAM COLLECTED FOUR GLOBAl. 36'ERS VS COE or THEIR FIVE HITS IN THEIR TWO-RUN WED. JULy 3 SPALDING OPEN p SECOND INNING. 4:45 P'" BURNS & ROE vs KMR I THE SPAI,.OING OPEN WILL BE HELD THIS JULY GLoaAL AOMIN. VS KMR It 4TH THROUGH THE 1TH THE TOURNAMENT IS WECO-MECK SCORED ONCE IN THE BOTTOM or THURS. JUL Y 4 SPONSORED BY THE KWAJALEIN GOLr ASSOCIATION THE SIXTH AND CHOKED orr A -WOULD-BE THUN 4:45 PM HAWAAIANS VS GEORGE'S FOUR IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE A.G. SPALDING CO. DERBIRD RALLY IN THE SEVENTH TO CAPTURE A AND SPECIAL SERVICES THC TOURNAMENT 'ts 2-1 VICTORY. THE THUNDERBIRDS OUT HIT BEING HELD IN HONOR or THE KGA OUT-GOING WECO, BUT COULDN'T PUSH THEIR BASERUNNERS )Handball orrlCERS AND IS OPEN TO ALL AOUlT ISLAND ACROSS THC PL.ATE. WECO BROKE THE I-I -- - GOLFERS. EACH PARTICIPANT WILL BE GIVEN DEADLOCK WITH THE AID or A T-BIRD ERROR FOURTH 0' JULY JACKPOT DOUBLCS DOUBLE A rREE SPALDING EXECUTIVE GOLr BALL IN- AND A TWO-BAGGER BY BUDDY PAGE, WHO HAD ELIMINATION TOURNAMENT--AN ALL DAY TOURNA SCR I BED "SPALD I NG OPEN 1963." TWO or WECO's ~IVE HITS. PORTER, PENNY NENT IS PLANNED rOR ALL WHD ARE INTERESTED THE rlELD or CONTESTANTS WILL BE DIVI~ED TON AND WONG ALL HAD TWO HITS rOR THE WHETHER EX,.ERIENCED OR NOT. Au. PLAYERS INTO TWO DIVISIONS--MEN AND WOMEN THE MEN THUNDERBIRDS. WILL BE EVENLY MATCHED ACCORDING TO EXPER WILL PLAY 36 HOLES, 18 EACH ON THE 4TH AND IENCE AND CALIBER. AN ENTRANCE FEE DF $5 THE 7TH THE WOMEN Will PLAY A TOTAL or 18, HUI-Ho-AUI HANDLED THE SANDBAGGERS 16 .. 4 ~ER PLAYER WILL BE COLLECTED PRIOR OR ON 9 EACH ON THE 5TH AND 6TH. PRIZES WILL BE IN A FIVE-INNING DALLY FIELD CONTACT YES THE DAY OF THE TDURNAMENT. TDURNAI4ENT IS AWARDED TO THE rlRST SIX PLACES IN CACH TE ADA Y THE ALII's SCORED FOUR RUNS 'N SCHEDULED TO START AT 9 AM, THERErORe ALL DIVISION, AND A TROPHY WILL BE AWARDED TO THREE DIFFERENT INNINGS. THREE HOME RUNS PLAYERS ARE REQUESTED TO REPORT AT THE THE LOW GROSS IN EACH DIVISION HIGHLIGHTED THIS CDNTEST WITH THE SANDBAG HANDBALL COURT AT 8 AM TD BE I'AIREO AND PRIZES: >EN'S' DIVISION GERS' CHRIV'A AND MAKTO EACH GETTING ONE, SEEBED. COl.D sorT DRINKS WILL BE FURNISHED 1ST PLACE------A SET or SPALDING WOODS WHILE CONROY CLOUTED A FOUR-BAGGER FOR THE DURING THE LUNCH BREAK, BUT PLEASE PLAN TO 2ND PLACE------PUTTER AND TWO DOZ. ALII TEAM. C.YA, J. MOSLEY, DAVID ANO BRING YOUR OWN SANOW1CHES. WINNERS WILL BE BALLS CHANG ALL HAD TWO HITS FOR THE ALII T£AM. AWARDED CASH PR IZES AT THE cLOSE or THE ~'O PLACE--~---PUTTER AND I DOZ. BALLS MAKTO WAS THE ONl.Y SANDBAGGER TO CLAIM TOURNAMENT. TH ~lACE------PUTTER AND SIX BALl.S TVO ",TS SATURDAY'S RESULTS: W"'INERS gTH PLACE------PUTTER AND THREE BALLS Aov, DIV SEMI-FINALS; LELEPALI-AKIONA TH PLACE------PUTTER THE TITANS "An TEAM SHUT-OUT DOUGLAS 3-0 1ST PLACE FINALS: BURCHETT-DELLAPELLE LOW GROSS------TROPHY AT DAl.LY YESTERDAY. THE TITANS SCORED THE 2ND PUCE FINALS: LELEPAL.I-AKIONA I«lI.£N'S DIVISION THREE RUNS ON TEN HITS, WHILE DoUGLAS NOVICE Dlv: KALAHIKI-BRAGADO BEAT THE 1sT PLACE------LADIES GOL.r BAG COULDN'T MANAGE A RUN ON SEVEN HITS. IT BURKHALTER-ALLEN CO"'BIHATION 2ND ~lACE------PUTTER AND 2 DOZ. BALLS WAS A 1-0 BALL GAME UNTIL THE SIXTH WHEN ~'O PLACE------PUTTCR AND I OOZ. BALLS THE TITANS SCORED ONE AND THEN ONE MORE IN IN THE ADVANCE D'VISION GAMES, 80TH THE TH PLAC[------PUTT~R AND 6 BALLS SOli-FINALS AND FINALS WERE PLAYLO THe SAME 'LACE-_____ PUTTER THe 5CVENTH. EIGHT OF THE TITANS' HITS 5TH A.O 3 BALLS BELONGED TO MURININ, BOLtLON, COSHDDILLO DAY. BOTH GAMES WERE HARD rOUGHT ALL THE 6TH PLACE------PUTTER AND NAKASONE. No DDUGLAS PUYER WAS ABLE WAY WITH SOME or THE MOST SPeCTACUL~R KILL LOW GROSS------TROPHY TO COLLECT TwO SArE'WES. SHOTS EVER PLAYED AND THE DESERVING WINNER~ THOSE INTERESTED IN PARTICIPATING SHOUl.D DELLA PELLE AND BURCHETT, ARE TO BE CONGRAT REGiSTER AT THE CLUB HOUSE OR BY CALLING KeHOLE LOUNGE HANDED,> ROI-NAMUR A 6.. 2 ULATED FOR A SPLENOID 'ERrORMANcE IN VIEW SPECIAL SERVICES AT 83331 DEADLINE FOR DEFEAT YESTERDAY AT DALLY. THE GAME WAS or THE rACT THAT THEY BOTH LEARNED THE ENTERING IS TOMORROW AT 4:30. FEE $3 00. TIED AT 2-2 UNTIL THE BOTTOM D~ THE SIXTH SI"ORT JUST R[CENTLY. AKIONA ALSO DESERVES AFTER THE TOURNAMENT ON JULY 7 AT 5 I"M AT WHEN KOHOLE 8COReo rOUR TIMES AND THEN CREDIT rOR HIS PERrORMAfiCE, WHO LIKEWISE THE MZC CLUB A BUFFET DINNER AND REFRESH- HELD ROI DOWN 1M THE SEVENTH. KOHOLE HAD FAllo. IN THE SAME CATEGORY. • ; MENTS WILL BE SERVED, ENTERTAINMENT BY PHIL THE BASES LOAD[D IN THE FDU"TH INNING, I CHING AND THE NAUTICAL HAWAIIANS. ALL BUT ROl SHUT THE DOOR G[TTING THE THIRD \SLOYl.~·PljCH·SOFTB.~i·L' I I"ARTICII"AHTS or THE TOURNAMENT ARE INViTED. OUT ON A FLY BALL TO LEFT FIELD. ROI A.N ADDITIONAL FE[ OF $1.00 WILL BE CHARGED SCORED THEIR TWO RUNS IN THE rouRTH INNING MON. JULY I DALLY FII:LD TO ANYON[ WIIHING TO BRINe A GUEST. How .. ON THREE SINGLES. DIMURD AND YONE ENJOYED A-BUILDING & GROUNDS YI TITANS "A" [VER, RESERVATIONS MUST BE "'ADE BY'THE ~ERFECT APPEARANCES AT THE PLATE GOING BRANDON r I[LD FOURTH OR AT TRE CLUB HOUSE ON THE FOURTH THREe rOR THREE AND TWO FO" TWO RESP[CT- A .. :'RoI-NAMUR VI PALM TERRACE itA" SO THAT ARRANGEMENTS CAN BE "'loDE. I VEL Y. Tuu. JUl.Y 2 DALLY fiELD I PLEASE CO"'£ ouT AND JOIN THE FUN IF YOU N--DAISIU VS PAloM TERRACE liB" ARE A GOLHR REME"'BER THAT TMERE II ONLY NOTE: TEAM PICTURES WILL SOON BE e. •••• N r,uo ONE MOllE OA Y BEFORE THE ENTRY DEADLINE~ APPEARING IN THE SParrS SECTION: N--TITANS "8" VS ~ I ------~~~~~~------~ PAGE 6- MON~AV JULY I, 1968 ((t4/t4N4~ NEW YORK (UPI) -- PRICES wERt SLIGHTLY LOWER, THE SLOWEST TRADING IN MORE THAN A ADORES-OQRA' ... REYLON Nt. N>\ MONTH ON THE NtW YO~K STOCK ExCHANGE. ALCAN ALllloI 23 3/8 Nt. RUALL 39 Nt. MOST DECLINES WERE IN f~ACTIONS. AU,IEI\ (HE" NA SCHNEDLEV NA NA THE LIST MADE SOME PROGRESS EARLY IN THE AMERICAN AIR ~ §~g +1/2 SCOTT PAPER Nt. Nt. SESSION aUT ~RO~IT TAKING BUILT U~ QUICKLY AHER , .. A N PHOTO NA Nt. SURS 70 1/4 -1/2 AND THE ADVANCE WAS VIRTUALLY E~ASED BY AMIRICAN N GAS 40 1/8 NA SHELL OIL 65 1/4 1/4 NOON. MODEST SELLING ~~EOOMINDATED A~TE~ AMEItICAN T & T 51 1/4 +7/8 SINGE~ CO. NA NA NOON T~ADING. ANI'"EX 31 1/4 +3/8 SOUTHEItN PAC NA Nt. B~OICEIt5 SA,O THE "'A~ICET IS IN A CONSOLI ANACONDA 52 1/4 +1 SQUARE 0 NA Nt. DATING '"ASE fOLLOWING THE LONG A'ItIL~AY AMOUR 48 5/8 NA STD BRAND NA Nt. ADVANCE. ARMCO 52 NA STO or CALIF NA NA DUItING THIS 'HASE, INYESTO~S SEEM TO IG BtNDIX 39 1/2 NA STO OF INO NA Nt. BnNUHIE" Sun NORE NORMALLY CONST~UCTIVt NEWS TO AWAIT -3/8 STOI<.EL Y NA Nt. BOEING SOMETHING SIGNifiCANT BEFO~E MAKING DECI ~4 i~g +1 1/8 STUDE WORTH N>\ NA SIVE COMMITMENTS. BoRG WUHIER HI< NIl SWIFT NA Nt. NIl Nt. A ~fSE IN CONSUME" 'ltiCES AND A GAIN IN BuRROUGHS TEDEL YNE NA Nt. CONSTItUCTION AWAItDS IN MAY WEltE OVERLOOKED. COCA COLA Nt. NA TENNECO NA NA THE UNITED P~ESS INTE~NATIONAL STOCK MAA COLGATE ~ 1/2 TEXAC I NA Nt. KET INDICATOR LOST 0.14 'E~ CENT TO 125.64 COL PIC I1J: TEXAS IN' NA Nt. WHilE THE NEW YOItK STOCK EXCHANGE COMMON CON EDlIeN Nt. NA THIOKOL N>\ N>\ STOCK INDEX MIAItOAED A DECLINE OF 1 I CENTS CORNING Co. N>\ NA TRANS WORLD NA NA COM SAT NA Nt. IN THE AVERAGE SHAAE ~~ICE. 20TH CENTURY Fox 1/4 +1 1/4 CONTROL DATA Nt. 38 THE Dow JONES INDUST~IAL AVERAGE DECLINED Nt. UNION CARBIDE NA Nt. 1.45 TO 896.09 BUT THE RAIL CO"'ONENT CLOS CHRYSLER 62 +1 UNITED AIRC 14 1/2 NA DEUE • NA ED UNCHANGED. 51 3/8 UNITED fRUIT 8 -I 7/8 DoW' CHEMICAL 505/ O~ THE 1,525 ISSUES CAOSSING THE TA'E, 76 -I 5/8 US GYPSUM NA Nt. DUPONT 740 DECLINED, 573 ADVANCED AND 212 CLOSED 158 -1/8 UNIROVAL NA .[ASTERN AIR 53 UNCHANGED. THEAE WEltE 77 ISSUES AT NEW 31 1/2 NA US STEEL EASTMAN KODAK 39 1/2 -3/8 1968 HIGHS. 79 1/2 +1/4 Up JOHN NA Nt. rAIRCHILD CA~ERA Nt. Nt. VOLUME TOTALED 11,280,000 SHARES COM~AREO WESTERN UNION +1/2 FOltD N>\ NA 42 3/4 WITH THE 12,040,000 SHAItES TItADED fItIDAV. WESTINGHOUSE NA Nt. raRESTONE N>\ NA COMME~CIAL CREDIT ~AS THE MOST ACTIVELY XEROX NA N>\ N>\ TR_OEO STOCK~ GIVING U~ 1/8 TO 57 3/8 ON GUEltAl DYNAMICS NA NA NA ZENITH 53 3/4 +1 11268,200 SHAAES. IT HAS AGREED TO ME~GE IN GUERAL ELECTRIC TO CONTAOL DATA. CONTROL DATA LOST I 1/8 GENERAL rOOD NA NA --~------NA· NA TO 147 1/8. GENERAL INSTRUMtNTS LQtw's THEATRES, WHOSE TENDER orrER rolt GtNERAL MoTOltS NA NA THE SHAItES OF COMMERCIAL CREDIT EX'IRED Gu TIEL & T NA NA By SAM SHU\"SKY GEN & JUNE 28 AND WILL NOT aE SXTENOEO, GAINED T R NA NA Q. I'VE ENJOYED YOUR COLUMN ~OR YEARS; GoODRICH 'Nt. NA 3/4 TO 82 3/~. THE CON'ANV SA 10 , T RtCE f VEO FEEL YOU HAVE SEEN '.'GNT· ABOUT 55% OF THE GoODYEU: NA NA MORE THAN ~OUIt MILLION SHAItES or COMMEACIAL TIIIB, ALTHOUGH YOUR "TlMINGI! HAS BEEN WAY GRUM Allie BUT DID NOT ItEVEAL WHETHEIt IT WOULD SELL NA NA OFF MANY TIMES. THE ONLY WAY I CAN TELL HOW HaLTON THE STOC~ 5ACK TO COMMERCIAL CREDIT. NA NA ACcURATE YOU ARt IS TO SEND FOR YOUR LIST HONIE NUL NA NA OF SUGGESTED INVESTMENTS. PLEASE SEND OCCIDENTAL PETROLEUM, SECOND MOST ACTIVE IBM ON 173,000 SHARES AND IT'~ ~ROPOStD ~E~QER NA NA ME ONE. By ACCURACY. I REFER TO YOUR ABILITY INTERNATIONAL HAltY PARTNER, HOOKER CHEMICAL, FINISHED THI~DJ 32 1/4 +318 TO PINPOINT SELECTED INOIVIDUAL STOCKS THAT INTERMATleNAL PAft'1ER FA~LING 3 3/8 TO 58 1/4 ON VOlUME OF 135,500 -1/8 ItILL. PROOUCE RESULTS AGAINST THE TRENO. fROM INTERNATtONAL T T ~~ 1/2 SMAAtS. & -I 3/4 YOUR ~ICCURE IT WOULD APPEAR YOU ARE OLD JONtS LAUGHLIN GREAT AMEItICAN HOLDING WAS ACTIVE, ADVANC & NA ENOUGH TO RECALL 1929. Do YOU ALSO SAY; KAIIU AL ING 2 TO 59 1/4. NATIONAL GENERAL ~ ~g -1/8 ALONG WITH THAT BIG BANKER, THAT "WE CAN NEVER 318 LIGGET & My WHICH BOUGHT 400,000 SHARES or GREAT AMERI 41 3/4 NA HAVE ANOTHER CRASH. "(DEPRESS ION, NOT RECES LITTON CAN SEvERAL WEEKS AGO AND IS SEEKING CONTItOL -3/4 S10N.) THANK YOU FOR HOURS OF CHALLENGING LOCKHEED or THE COM'ANV, UNCHANGED AT 52. ~ 3/8 He REAOING. LONE STA~ AMERICAN BItOADCASTING WAS A FEATURE, SOAR_ 23 +1/8 A. THAT'S AN INTERESTING COLUMN ~OU'VE llRILURD ING 10 5/8 TO 69 1/2 ArTER AEMAINING CLOSED 525/8 NA BEEN READING OVER THE YEARS. WISH I HAD KNOWN TO TRADING THROUGHOUT TH£ MORNING AND MOST MAGNAYOX Nt. NA ABOUT IT. THE MAN WHO WRITES IT MUST at McDoNNELL-DoUGLA. OF THE AFTtRNOON. HUGHES Tool. Co. J WHICH 53 -5/8 BRAVE, I NOEEO , IF HE TRIES TO PINPOINT IN MCGRAW' HILL IS OWNED BY MILLIONAIRE HOWARO HUGHES, SAID Nt. NA DIVIDUAL STOCKS THAT WILL PRODUCE RE~ULTS, N:lM IT IS SEE~ING TO PU~CHASE TWO MILLION SHA~ES 40 3/4 -1/2 AND VHAT~S MORE~ IS SMART IF HEIS RIGHT 55% +1 OF ABC COMMON STOCK AT $74.25. I .I CONTRACT BRIDGE By B. Jay Becker MINIMAN- The Sv.edlsh arm~' has \LllVelled tl1LS new, ex· SEVERED ARM BACK ON-Sel'ert"d between the IIhoulder and tr(:rncly Ilght close-range anti tank wealX'n called Mmlman cr-.' •• lhU., In ...... 1nIIIvW... 1 0... ,- .... rt.y~ the elbow Bret Dorsey's right arm was re-attached In a 3% p..., loo.deo;! and gOO0 to 250 yard~ lJ 000 FIGURE efnam rEDS 363 935 CHINA ROUNDUP L'USIDEHT HAILS UN TIEAfY-Appearing unexpectedly at Ihe United NationK In New York, PrelJident Johnaon haUl! adoption 01 the nuclear nonproliferation treaty IlS of the mOllt Important IIf.ep toward peace In UN history He told Ule General A_mbly Ule United states would pUllh tor further IImllaUOIIJI on nUl'leSf annl! rOf? 5.1l[ ••• MOVIES TONIGHT DIMCTlON Of~ THE C~ANDING OfTtCER, Twu .,~ CONOITJON[~S ONE A,5OD BTU. ••• K¥lAJAL[!N Iol!SSILE RAMiE, MARSHALL rs~ ll) (IN( 1".500 BTu $125 Olt 80TH LANDS. CONTRACT OAA.G 43-67~C-OOOI FOR $175, CALL '2134 DURING DAY OR THE HOURGL"'SS IS PUSLISHED DAILY MON );3 j [V[IoINGS B(rORE 7 SHOtITIM£ DAY TH~OUGH SATUROAY DEADLINE FO~ Ocean·View 7 30 & 12 15 NOTICES IS 3 PM T~E DAY BEFORE PU8LIC ... - ) b CUSTOI< Y'T[R SURFBOlt.RO EXC[LL liON E"'T (ONOITION Clt.LL 83&JI WOItKING BILLION DOLLAR BRA IN SPEEO'.AY ALL NOTICES ... NO ADVERTISEMENTS NUST .. 0"R5 '33/4 .... TER 4 30 DRAMA COLOA OR ..... A COLO" BE sUa~ITT[D IN WRITTEN FORM T[L[w MICHAEL C"'INt, KAAL MALDEN ELIlIS PI':ESLEY, NANCY SINATR'" PHONED NOTICES ... ND ADS WILL NOT aE W,lLlClt.r 20" BIK[. ALL CHROME 5[MI OSCAR HOMOLKA ... CCEPTEO ALL COPY AND PHoTOGR",PHS K"'~J CONOlllON BEST OFFER SEE AT 6ECOM[ THE PIl:OPERTY or THE HoURGL"'SS )~5D OR CAlL 836{6 REPUBLIC"'TION Of ~"'TEAIAL CONT""NEO HEREIN IS NOT AUTHORIZED WITHOUT THE PRESET 85-210 MI< ZOO~ LENS NEW RE PRIOR ",PPRDVAL OF THE; C.O~M"'NDING Of~ C[I,ITLY FAVORABLY REVIEWED IN MODERI<' SHOWT,M[ SHOWTIM( FICER, KWA"AL£IN Mlssru: RANGE PHOTO M.l.G SUI1.l8LE FOR USE WITH Richardson 745 Trade Winds 800 If YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED YOUR HOUI<_ N,KON. $90. COMNUNICATIONS RECEIYER GL"'SS SY 6 15 P~ PLEASE CALL 83539 HAMN"RLUND HQ_140_X, $100 CALL 82487 A MAJORITY OF' ONE GUNS Of SAN SEBASTIA~ 3[TW[EN TH~ HOUAS Of 6 15 ... ND 6 45 PM It.flOI 6 PIo' COMEDY COLOR WESTERN COLOR AND", COpy WILL BE DELIVERED TO YOU, ROSALIND RUSSELL, ALEC GUI~N[SS ANTHONY QUINN. AN JANETTE COMER EDITOR LARIlY COASI S... R81 CLOTHES .lNO DOLLS. ALL KINOS STAff MARCI'" CHAIVIA WIT .. M"'CHING "CCESSORIES CALL VllfGINIA STORME >\2462 OR SEE It. T 4736 MOVIE CLASSifiCATION LucY BLOEDEL BILLION D B,NOCULARS_ ST MONllZ 8x30 CO.lTto Range Operation EXCELL[NT B¥Y $30. ONE SCARS 14AN'S .... RANGE OPERATION IS SCHEDULED FOR BIKE _ 26" - IN GOOD WORI LOST KEY WEST, fLO I': I 0 ... (UPI) __ PAssrN~ GE"S A HIJACKtO SOOTHEAST AIRLINES PAIIl: MtN'S RtAOING GLASSES, Sll:oWN AlIOS THt SPECIAL SERIIICES OFlIVIN~ RANGE WILL or T~[Rt WILL 8E AN INPO~TANT MtET'NG DC3 WERE RtLEASEO &Y FIDEL CALL ~3542 aETWEEN 9 AM AND 6 P~ DAILY AT 6.45 PM INSTEAD or 7 PH CAST~O'S MONDAY, JULY 1ST AT 6 30 PM FOR ALL GOVtRNMENT TODAY. THEY SAID THE MAN IS BtlNG DONE To ENABLE THE 80YS TO MZC MEMBtRS AT THE MZC CLUB WHO PULLED A P'ISTOL ON THE PILOT AND AaOUT A W[EK AGO, CHILO'S ORANGE PuRSE THE GOLf BALLS BEfORE OARKN(SS. fORCED HIM TO fLY To HAVANA SATURDAY CONTAINING BLUE W"'LLET WITH LIFE'S SAY- ION WILL BE APPRECIATED. WAS A NEGRO WHO GOT ON THE PLANE AT ING or .l.LLOWANC[S R[TURN Of ANY or TH[ GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL LISRA.Y WILL StR'ICE DOE$ ENCOURAGE OUR T~[ ITEMS WOuLD aE APPRECIATED MI ...... I BE OPEN BETWEEN 9· II 30 AM MONDAY USE THE GOLF COURSE, .0"""" TO THE HIJACKEIt, 10tNTlfiED AS P.. o", ~2452 THll:oUG'" fl':lDAY LIKE TMt YOUNGER GOLfERS TO E.H CARTER, WAS NOT A.. ONG THE 14 RETURNING OURING THt EARLIER HOURS or THE DAY, SE.RV I C(S PASSENGERS. ALSO "ISSING WAS THE PI_ THE KWAJ.lLEIN AMATEUR RADIO CLu8 WILL WILL GillE GOLFERS HORE TIME TO PLAY I'M AN EXPERIENCEO S.laYSITTER AYAlL HOLD IT'S fiRST MANO ... TDRY MEETING ON R W1)1tKING HOURS. LOT. CAPT. JORGE ANTONI ... PRELLEZO, WHO A8LE NOW MORNINGS, ... fTERNOONS ANO WEDNESD ... y, JULY 3, AT 7 30 PM AT THE DEfECTED fROM THt C~STRO REGIME EIGHT A REYISED FLIGHT SCHEDULE FOR JULY EVENINGS C.lLL CHRIS VENTO AT 82678 CLUB 5T"110N KX6BU YEAAS AGO AND WAS JAILED ON DESERTION 4TH FOR MECK ... NO ROI-NAMUR IS LISTED AN ELECTION or orriCERS WILL BE HELD CHARGE_ WHEN THE TWO~ENGINE PLANE aELOW COLLEGE GIItLS WILL CUI'[ fOR; CHILOItE .... ANa OTHER IMPORTANT IUNS or BUSINESS EO IN HAVANA IN THEIR HOME ,1.1 ANYTINE RE.lSON .. SLt WILL 8E TRANSACTEO ~~ THE RETURNING 14 PASSENGEI':S REPORTED RATts CALL FOR MORE INFORM.lTlON AT IT IS URGENT FOR ALL CLUB MEMSElfS TO CHK IN ARR CHK. IN THEY WERE TREATtO WELL DURING THEIR ~2372 TEYIS KP'ArT BE PRESENT K'vIA. MEeK MECK WEEKEND STAY IN-CUBA. THEY SAID THEY 0650 0710 0750 WERE rto StEAK. EKPtII:IENC[O 8A8YSI1"[R CAN SIT AT '50') 15<::) I b9J THE ~LANE. ON A MIAMI~TO~KEY WEST ~ARIOUS TIMEs DURING TlfE DAY AND AT 2235 2255 2340 fLIGNT WHEN IT WAS SEIZED SATURDAY, ~Ic."r, CALL PENNI NOIHON AT 83314 WAS rLoWN .... CK TO tHE U.S. MAINLAND BY ALLE/ol CRt"8S. EXPtAt[NCEO SABYSITTtP' WILL SIT ROI - NAMUR CRlees WENT TO CU8A EARLIER TODAY ON tlOONS AND NIGHTS .... GE 14 RUSO"'A8LE ARR. CHK. IN THE OUT80UNO DAILY CU .... N RErUGEE AIR R.lTES C.l.LL NIKKI NORTON AT 83314 !l&L ROI LifT rLIGHT FOR THE EXPRESS PUR'OSE or 1125 1200 RETUR/oIINQ THE 'LANE. I' .. A TWELVE YUR OLD [XPERIENCED B.l.BY "ii55 THE 'L4N£ L4NOED HERE AT I 20 PH EDT, 2225 2255 2250 S"U" I WILL B"BYSIT "Nn'HE IN TH[ BUT THE PASSEllalltS ~ERE Q'VEH A MO"NING, AfTEItNOON OR tV[NI"'G C.l.LL 'ROCESSING IY IMMIGRATION AUTHORITIES CMAALENE BIGLLOW 82460 THE CROSSROADS KITCHEN WILL 8E OPEN 8ErOR[ TH~Y wERE RELEASED. WEONtSOAY [VENING, JULY 3RO. rOR THE THE CREW or THE 'LANE ~ CRIIIS, CO w. YE BR()()I \II I Ll TRAVEL: CONVENIENCE or ALL ISLAND PERSONNEL PILO~ DAVE MARTIN AND STtWAROESS A. You lAY VOu ARt NAV"'G A P'A"TYT -YOU ATTlNTION MA. FOR~tRll STUPERTI •• THt KITCHEN WILL IE CLOSED .... LL ~y KIMBELL, VERE KEPT [VEN LONGER BY fED~ lAY YOU DON'T WANT TO TAAE TI"' TO Mill. fORTNEIt IS 0""- IBLAND 0'" IUI'NUI JULY 4TH, DuE TO THIS CHANGE IN SCHED_ ERAL AUTHORITIES QUESTIONING THEM. CL~AN BETOA' AIIO A'T~A' ~CLL , «NOV TN'I VEEK, 10 ALL JE~lLItY tAITING AND ULE, THERE WILL at NO B/Nao ON Wlo .... cs ONE or THE ~CTURNING 'ASSCNGERS, ",OB. IILW'.'~'T~INO CLA"'I ~ILL HOT IE NELO DAY, JULY 31'l0. GoMIALO LEBRADO or KEY '."E MIJACKER AS CARTER A I WI'II.. • O. •