- HIGH TIDE lOW TIDE 5-22-64 5- 22- 64 I 8 AT 0811 I 4.4 AT 0206 1 3 AT 2023 I 4 5 AT 1409 :lite HOURGLASS I THURSDAY 21 MAY 1964 I VOL 5 No 1719 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS
:",~~' ~~~~ ~"r FE ~JA~ED TRY TO MAKE CIGARETTES SAFE l.!. S. ~ E t3\. ~!NEL --" n.";; I WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE HOUSE PAS- .l'"\ET "'t""T E,"\rf I ~ ,~':",:..:- ~ ~ 'r,,.-' c: ~.~:L 0 I RtCTr~ SED A $5. 2 BILLION FARM APPROPRIA- U !jr-~ "" .•.tH_~l.. ;i~'_~ ~-'l;I,.r UE"E TIONTODAYAFTERSHOUTINGDOWNA T~..'~i~T 1_~ !.V!i'':~~E ~ E _ ~ r a 1'-11 &. J1 i\ PROPOSAL TO END PR I CE SUPPORTS ON I ~ 1...,...-._ A WELCOME IS EXTENDED TO MYRON POPE TOBACCO. IT AGREED INSTEAD TO WASHINGTON (UPI)--DEFENSE SECRETAR) !ON H S SECOND TOUR OF DUTY ON KWAJALEIN SPEND EXTRA FUNDS ON RESEARCH ON ROBERT S McNAMARA TESTIFIED TODAY THAT
'ATOLLI MR POPE HAS BEEN ASSIGNED TO H.Q~_IQ.. MAK~A~~J_TE~_S~FE_.______rU S. FIGHTING MEN IN VIET NAM ARE RE- !THE PACIFIC FIELD OFFICE AS ASSISTANT I CEIVING THE BEST EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE ITO THE DEPUTY FOR TECHN I CAL OPE RAT I ONS, ~(..: ! T~J': A~T AS I A \ FOR THE JUNGLE GUERR I LLA WARFARE BE I NG ~LT COL NELSON, WHO IS SCHEDULED TO AR- ~~w ~~ ~ ~ IWAGED THERE RIVE ON KWAJALEIN APPROXIMATELY J ULY,I 11~t'o~ ~t("" ~~El---I· ql ~l~\1~\l", H. LT fE~ I MC NAMARA APPEAR ED AT A CLOSED - DOOR tAS ANNOUNCED BY COLONEL CRANE, CHIEF, If ,,,\ J I SESSION OF THE HOUSE ARMED S ERVICES 'IPACIFIC FIELD OFFICE UNITED NATIONS (UPI)--U.S AMBASSA- I COMMITTEE WHICH IS INVESTIGATING CHARGE? t I MR POPE ARRIVED HERE MAY 15 ,WITH HIS DOR ADLAI E STEVENSON WILL GO BEFORE IUSTHAT • PERSONNEL IN THE S OUTHEAST I iWIFE AND TWO SMALL CHILDREN, CRAIG, 5, THE SECURITY COUNCIL TOMORROW MORNING ASIAN COUNTRY HAVE BEEN PROVIDED OB- I lAND PAULA, 8 MONTHS HE WAS TRANSFER- TO MAKE WHAT AN AMERICAN SPOKESMAN DE- SOLETE PLANES AND OTHER EQUIPMENT IRED FROM REDSTONE ARSENAL, ALABAMA, SCRIBED TODAY AS "AN EXTREMELY IMPOR- AS MC N AMARA MET WITH THE ARMED SER- 'WHERE HE WAS CHIEF OF PRODUCTION AND TANT SPEECH ON THE DETERIORATING SIT- VICES GROUP, THE HOUSE FOREIGN AFFAIRS SUPPORT ENGINEERING IN THE NIKE-X PRO- UATION IN SOUTHEAST ASIA" COMMITTEE MET TO GIVE EXPECTED QUICK IJECT OFFICE HE PREVIOUSLY WORKED IN STEVENSON CUT SHORT A VISIT TO BRIT- , APPROVAL TO PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S RE(.WEST!
SYSTEMS ENGINEERING OF THE ZEUS PROJECT, AIN TO FLY BACK TO NEW YORK TO ANSWER FOR AN ADDITIONAL $1 25 MILLION IN FO I HAVING JOINED THE STAFF IN 1960 HE WAS CAMBODIA'S CHARGES OF AGGRESSION BY THE EIGN ECONOMIC AND MILITARY AID FOR ASSOCIATED WITH ZEUS WHEN MAR WAS FIRST UNITED STATES AND SOUTH VIET NAM, AND SOUTH V,ET NAM CONCEIVED MAR WILL BE INSTALLED AT TO COUNTER A SOVIET DEMAND THAT THE U COMMITTEE MEMBERS SEEMED CONVINCED !KWAJALEIN IN THE FILL NOW BEING PREPARED.S. BE CONDEMNED FOR ITS ACTIVITIES IN OF THE NEED FOR THE EXTRA MONEY AFTER HE ATTENDED AUBURN UNIVERSITY, AUBURN, V,ET NAM I HEARING WHAT THEY CALLED A "GLOOMY"
ALA, EARNING A DEGREE IN ELECTRICAL EN- ON HIS ARRIVAL AT KENNEDY AIRPORT, 'PICTURE FROM McNAMARA AND SECRETARY OF j IGINEERING IN 1957 HE IS A REGISTERED STEVENSON SAID HIS URGENT RETURN WAS 'STATE DEAN RUSK YESTERDAY. PROFESSIONAL ENGINE~R IN ALABAMA. ASKED BECAUSE THE WAR IN SOUTHEAST ASIA (CONT I NUED COL I, PAGE 4) WAS "GETT I NG HOTTER" GUERR I LLA TYPE wwARFAkE A~A I N~ T CA~TRO COULD BE ~TAkTIN~ ~uGN PHILIPPINE ~IRLINES PLANE IS KvvAJALE I N MANAGEMENT VV I LL BE MIAMI, FLA (UPI)--Two CUBAN EXILE LOST dlTH 12 PERSONS ABOARD ARMY'S RESPON~IBILITY ON JULY 1 10RGANIZATIONS MARKED THEIR HOMELAND'S MANILA (UPI)--A PHILIPPINE AIRLINES IN A MEMO FROM THE SECRETARY OF DE- INDEPENDENCE DAY TODAY BY ISSUING DE PLANE WITH PERHAPS AS MANY AS 12 PER FENSE TO THE SECRETARIES OF THE NAVY CLARATIONS OF WAR AGAINST THE FIDEL SONS ABOARD WAS REPORTED MISSING TODAY AND ARMY, DATED 15 MAY, APPROVAL HAS CASTRO REGIME BUT THERE WAS NO IM- NEAR ZAMBOANGA IN THE SOUTHERN PHILIP BEEN GRANTED FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF THE MEDIATE INDICATION WHEN FIGHTING MIGHT PINES. TRANSFER OF NAVY'S MANAGEMENT RESPONS- I BEGIN ON THE ISLAND AN AIR-SEA SEARCH, FRUITLESS IN ITS IBILITY OF KWAJALEIN TO THE ARMY EFFECT A FORMAL WARNING TO CASTRO THAT A EARLY HOURS, WAS SUSPENDED LATE TODAY IVE I JULY 1964 GUERRILLA WARFARE PLAN IS ABOUT TO BE BECAUSE OF BAD WEATHER AND DARKNESS, IN MR McNAMARA'S MEMO HE SAID, "IT , LAUNCHED BY FORCES HEADED BY EAILE BUT GROUND TEAMS CONTINUED TO HUNT FOR I S MY DES I RE THAT THERE BE NO I NTERRUP- II MAJOR FLOY G MENO~ 0 \oJAS BEAMED TO WRECKAGE T ION I N THE SUPPORT PROV I DED AT KWAJA- I CUBA FIRST BY SHORT-WAVE RAD 10 SO FAR AS WAS KNOWN, THERE WERE NO LEIN AND THE NECESSARY STEPS TOWARD THIS IT CALLED ON CASTRO'S TROOPS AND FOREIGNERS ABOARD THE SINGLE-ENGINED, OBJECTIVE SHOULD BE TAKEN" MILITIA TO REVOLT AND PROMISED AMNESTY CANADIAN-DESIGNED OTTER. BOTH ORGANIZATIONS HAVE BEEN WORKING ! FOR THEM ONCE CASTRO IS OVERTHROWN TOWARDS THE TRANSFER DATE FOR SEVERAL I SEGREG~ T I eN I ST GOVERNOR vv I NS MONTHS AND ALL PLANS ARE NOW BE I NG COM- COUPLE ~HOT TO DEATH AFTER 42 PER CENT OF MARYLAND VOTE PLETED TO ENSURE A SMOOTH TURNOVER ON BEFRIENDING ~TRANDED MOTGRI~T ' I JUL Y • BALTIMORE, MD ( UPI ) --ALABAMA Gov DALLAS, TEX {UPI)--POLICE TODAY AC- GEORGE C WALLACE, WHO CAPTURED 42 PER RUSSIAN DEFECTOR MAY HAVE CUSED A HUSKY, HANDSOME BAKER FROM CENT OF THE VOTE IN LOSING THE MARYLAND FURNISHED TIP EMBA~~Y BUGGED ICAMDEN, N.J. WITH SHOOTING TO DEATH A PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION, SAID TO- WASHINGTON (UPI)--U S OFFICIALS DE- IGOOD SAMARITAN COUPLE WHO BEFRIENDED DAY HIS UNEXPECTED STRENGTH HAD "SUR- CLINED TODAY TO CLEAR UP SPECULATION HIM WHEN HIS CAR BROKE DOWN II I,PRISED HIM. THAT YURI I NOSSENKO, A FORMER MEMBER I KENNETH BRUCE MARTIN, 29,SATURDAY , SEN DANIEL BREWSTER (OEM-MD), THE OF THE SOVIET SECRET POLICE, MAY HAVE I NIGHT KILLED LENFORD I STRICKLAND, VICTOR SAID THE CLOSENESS OF YESTERDAY'SpROVIDED THE TIP THAT THE U.S. EMBASSY : 31, AND STRICKLAND'S WIFE, JANICE, 23, RACE WOULD HAVE NO EFFECT ON THE C,V,L IN Moscow WAS "BUGGED" WITH MORE THAN ,I THE PARENTS OF FOUR CHILDREN RIGHTS BILL NOW BEFORE THE SENATE 140 HIDDEN MICROPHONES ; THEIR BODIES WERE FOUND SUNDAY ON A WALLACE HAD ANTICIPATED THE SUPPORT I NOSSENKO DEFECTED TO THE U S ON FEB :TRAIL TO MOUNTAIN CREEK LAKE ON THE ! OF ONLY 25 PER CENT OF THE STATE'S OEM- 4 OF THIS YEAR IT WAS IN FEBRUARY THAT! EDGE OF THE CITY OF DALLAS STRICKLAND 10CRATIC VOTERS. I THE STATE DEPARTMENT RECALLED ONE OF !WAS SHOT ONCE IN THE FACE, HIS WIFE HAD: I ITS SECURITY TECHNICIANS FROM Moscow FORI BEEN STRIPPED AND WAS SHOT TWICE FIND PARTIAL SKELETONS CONFERENCES WHICH LED TO THE DECISION I MARTIN SAID HE HAD THOUGHT ABOUT LONDON (UPI)--PARTIAL SKELETONS OF THAT A ROOM IN THE u.S EMBASSY SHOULD I RAPING MRS STRICKLAND WHILE STRIPPING'l WHAT WERE BELIEVED TO BE VICTIMS OF THE BE DEMOLISHED AND SEARCHED BUT CHANGED HIS MIND AND SHOT HER I GREAT PLAGUE OF 1666 WERE FOUND BURIED THE MICROPHONE NETWORK WAS DISCOVERED, • I UNDER A LONDON STREET TODAY AS A RESULT " FOUR ESCAPE EAST GERMANY I A POLICE SPOKESMAN SAID THE BONES WERE ECUADOR SHAKEN BY EARTHQUAKE HANNOVER, GERMANY (UPI)--FoUR YOUNG : FOUND BY TRANSPORT WORKMEN EXCAVATING A QUITO, ECUADOR ( UPI ) --A STRONG EARTH- I! EAST GERMANS--ONE OF THEM A 17- YEAR-OLDi SHAFT IN WHAT USED TO BE THE OLD LIVER- !GIRL--SLIPPED THROUGH COMMUNIST MINE- 1 pOOL STREET UNDERGROUND QUAKE RATTLED THIS CAPITAL YESTERDAY t I It THE EPiCENTER WAS REPORTED IN MANABI I FIELDS AND BARBED WIRE TO EX CAPE UN- I , PROVINCE WHERE THE TREMOR KNOCKED OUT - DETECTED TO THE WEST BEFORE DAW TO- I ! PROMISE NUCLEAR SUBMARINE BASE? ELECTRICITY IN THE PROVINCIAL CAPITAL, DAY, LOWER S AXONY BORDER POLICE REPORT I PARIS (UPI)--PARIS AND LONDON NEWS- PORTO VIEJO IpAPERS REPORTED TODAY THAT ALGERIA HAS HEAVY DAMAGE TO OLD BUILDINGS WAS RE OPPOSE TRADE WITH SOVIET BLOC PROMISED RUSSIA NUCLEAR SUBMARINE BASES, PORTED IN PORTO VIEJO) PUERTO MANTA AND WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE AFL-CIO EXE BUT THE ASSERTIONS WERE PROMPTLY DENIED CO NTEe R 1ST I THE REWE RE NO EAR LY RE- CUTIVE COUNCIL TODAY OPPOSED EXPANSION IN ALGIERS PORT O~ DEATHS OR INJURIES OF FREE WORLD TRADE WITH THE SOVIET BLOC. IT SAID THIS WOULD ONLY STRENG ~ILWAUKEE WIS (UPI)--MILWAUKEE GAR LEOPOLDVILLE (UPI)--THE CONGOLESE ARMY THEN THE COMMUNIST REGIMES AND AG BAGE COLLECTOPS HAVE ASKED THE COMMON TODAY SENT SOLDIERS INTO REVOLT-TORN GRAVATE THE COLD WAR COUNCIL TO REFER TO THEM HENCEFORTH AS K,vu PROVINCE IN ANSWER TO A UNITED I1PUBL Ie I,JORKS COMBUST I BLE FIELD MEN" NATIONS APPEAL TO HELP ENDANGERED SCAN "COMMON COURTESY CAN PREVENT A LOT il'.'vEST IN AMERICA Buy SAVINGS BONDS DINAVIAN MISSIONARIES OF ACCIDENTS" I PAGE 2 HOURGLASS THURSDAY 21 MAY 1964
PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE INVESTI~ATES fUNERAL PLANS f CRAZY TEENAGERS FORCE BEAT GROUP I COMMANDING OFF:CER PACIFIC M!SS ILE WASHINGTONUPI}--THE HARD-SELL TACTIC TO ABANDON APPE~RANCE AT THEATER I RANGE FAC I L1TY, K\vAJALE IN, ~1ARSHALL OF PROMOTERS WHO PREY ON THE ELDERLY BY ABERDEEN, SCOTLAND (UPI)--FRENZIED I rSLANDS, CONTRACt NI23 (61756) 35133A PEDDLING 'PAY NOW-DIE LATER" FUNERAL i TEEN-AGERS LAST NIGHT FORCEr ONE OF I (~1R) \ViTH GLOBAL ASSOC rATES. PLANS WERE DESCRIBED TODAY BEFORE A 'BRITAIN'S TOP BEAT GROUPS, "THE ROLLING t THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY SENATE INVESTIGATING SUBCOMMITTEE I STONES," TO ABANDON THEIR APPEARANCE J f.10NDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADL I NE THE SPOTLIGHT WAS TURNED ON PROMOTERS I AT A SHOW HERE AND LEAVE THE T~EATER FOR NOTICES is 4 P.M. THE DAY BEFORE IN KANSAS CITY, DENVER AND EL PASO, UNDER POLICE PROTECTION. I PUBLICATION. DEADLiNE FOR NEWS ITEMS TEXAS, BY RICHARD N. CARPENTER, SPECIAL WHEN THE GROUP ENTERED THE THEAiER I I IS 10 A.fl.l THE DAY OF PUBLICATION. ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL FOR NEW MEXI- EARLIER IN THE EVENING, THEY WERE I I THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT CO, AND W. DAN BELL, GENERAL MANAGER OF BADLY MANHANDLED BY SCREAMING FANS ~ TO EDIT cepy RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION. THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN BETTER BUSINESS BUR- AND ONE OF THEM HAD SOME OF HIS SHOUL-j EAU OF DENVER. DER-LENGTH HAIR TORN OUT BY THE ROOTS.I I EDITOR H. EDW McKINNEY AFTER THE FIRST APPEARANCE~ THE u.S. WILL PROTECT LAOS? 4,000 PERSON AUDIENCE BECAME SO SAYS JUDGE WHO TRIED SHEPHERD WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE UNITED STATES FRENZIED THAT POLICE ADVISED THE PER- HAD PREVIOUS OPINION OF GUILT DECLARED TODAY THAT IT IS PREPARED TO I FORMERS TO LEAVE THE THEATER FOR
DAYTON, OHIO (UPI)--A NOTARIZED TAKE ANY MEASURES NECESSARY fiTO PRESERVE THEIR OWN SAFETY. THEY WERE SMUGGLED STATEMENT MADE BY NEW YORK NEWSPAPER THE NEUTRALITY AND INDEPENDENCE OF LAOS" OUT OF TOWN IN A CLOSED TRUCK ~ND COLUMNIST DOROTHY KILGALLEN STATED AqAINST COMMUNIST AGGRESSION. TAKEN TO A SECRET HIDEOUT IN DUNDEE, THAT THE JUDGE WHO 0RESIDED AT THE THE STATEMENT WAS PRm1PTED BY A NEW 50 MILES A\.JAY. TRIAL OF DR SAM S~~PHERD DECLARED RED OFFENSIVE IN THE TINY SOUTHEAST WHEN THEY FAILED TO APPEAR FOR THE BEFORE ,HE TRIAL ~EGAN THAT SHEPHERD ASIAN NATION WHICH OFFICIALS SAID THREAT. FINAL PERFO~MANCE, THE FRUSTRA,ED "IS AS GUIL1Y AS HtI.L " ENED TO TORPEDO THE ENTIRE GENEVA AGR£E- FANS STAGED A SIT-DOWN STRIKE IN THE f THE STATEMENT, MADE PUBLIC HERE, IS MENJ SETTING UP A THREE-WAY COALITION THEATER. IT TOOK POLICE AND ATTEN INCLUDED IN FINAL EVIDENCE SuBMITTED GOVERNMENT IN LAOS. DANTS ALMOST AN HOUR TO CLEAR THE IN SHEPHERD'S FEDERAL COURT SUiT FOR A STATE DEPARTMENT SPOKESMAN SAID "WE ANGRY TEEN-AGERS FROM THE THEATER. FREEDOM ON GROUNDS HIS CONSTITUTIONAL ARE NOT RULING OUT ANY MEASURES," MILI RIGHTS WERE VIOLATED BEFORE AND DURING TARY OR OTHERWISE, WHICH MIGHT BE NEEDED WIFE HAS EXCLUSIVE USE OF HIS TRIAL. TO SAVE THE NEUTRALIST GOVERNMENT. HOUSE PENDING DIVORCE ACTION DIST~ICT JUDGE CARL WEINMANN SAID NEW YORK (UPIJ--A STATE SUPREME THE FINAL BRIEFS WERE SUBM'TTED BY REFUSES ORDER FROM CUBA COURT JUSTICE SAID TODAY ALAN J. LEE BAILEY OF BOSTON, SHEPHERD'S AT TOKYO (UPI}--THE JAPANESE MOTORCYCLE LERNER, LYRICIST OF "My FAIR LADytt TORNEY INDUSTRY HAS DECIDED TO PASS UP AN ORDER FAME, MUST TURN OVER HIS $500,000 MISS KILGALLEN SAID SHE WENT TO FOR MORE THAN 7,000 MOTORCYCLES BY CUBA, FIVE-STORY HOUSE TO HIS WIFE FOR HER CLEVELAND 'N 1954 TO COVER SHEPHERO'S THE KYODO NEWS AGENCY SAID TODAY EXCLUSIVE USE PENDING FINAL OUTCOME TRIAL FOR THE SLAYING OF HIS WIFE, FEAR OF LOSING THE AMERICAN MARKET, OF THEIR DIVORCE ACTION I MARILYN. WHICH BUYS IN EXCESS OF 30,000 JAPANESE JUSTICE THOMAS A. AURELIO ALSO GAVE t THE COLUMNIST SAID SHE ENTE~ED THE MOTORCYCLES A YEAR, WAS GIVEN AS THE BOTH SIDES UNTIL MONDAY TO FILE PAPERS: JUDGE'S CHAMBER THE MORNING BEFORE REASON. REGARDING TEMPORARY ALIMONY AND COUN- : THE TRIAL BEGAN AND HE ASKED HER WHY SEL FEES MRS. MICHELINE LERNER, ' SHE WAS COVERING THE TRIAL MISS CONGRESS HAS LITTLE CHOICE wHO WAS A PARIS ATTORNEY BEFORE HER KILGALLEN SAID SHE TOLD THE JURIST WASHINGTON (UPIJ--THE WASHINGTON DAILY MARRIAGE, IS SEEKING $5,000 A WEEK SHE WAS ASSIGNED TO THE TRIAL BECAUSE NEWS SAID YESTERDAY CONGRESS HAS NO AL- PLUS A $75,000 FEE FOR HER ATTORNEY, IT HAD ALL THE ELEMENTS OF A GOOD NEWS TERNATIVE TO GRANTING THE EXTRA $1 25 Roy M. COHN. I tf I I STORY AND "YOU HAVE THE MYSTERY OF MILLION PRESIDENT JOHNSON ASKED FOR N VIEW OF THE ACRIMONY AND BITTER-I WHO DID IT It SOUTH V,ET NAM. NESS ENGEN~ED BY THE MARITAL RIFT, ' "MYSTERY? IT's AN OPEN AND SHUT THE NEWS SAID, "BILLIONS HAVE GONE THE DEFENDANT'S SUGGESTION OF SHARING I CASE," MISS KILGALLEN SAID THE JUDGE DOWN THE DRAIN IN THIS MISERABLE JUNGLE OF THE HOUSE WOULD BE UNFEASABLE," REPU ED WAR, LEAVING VERY LITTLE TO SHOW FOR THE AURELIO SAID. "LIVING IN SUCH CLOSt I THE COLUMNIST SAID SHE ASKED r~HAT INVESTMENT. BUT, LIKE IT OR NOT, WE ARE PROXIMITY, IN AN ATMOSPHERE OF HOSTIL DO YOU MEAN AND THE JUDGE REPLIED, IN THIS DEEP AND DO NOT, UNDER PRESENT ITY, WOULD NOT BE CONDUCIVE TO DOMES 'WELL, HE'S GUILTY AS HELL: THERE IS CONDITIONS, DARE TO GET OUT. THAT WOULD TIC TRANQUILITY REGARDLESS OF HIS NO QUESTION ABOuT IT'" BE TO BETRAY THE SOUTH VIETNAMESE WHO PROFESSED GOOD INTENTIONS," HAVE COMMITTED THEMSELVES TO THE ANTI- PREDICTS U.S~ WILL EVENTUALLY COMMUNIST CAUSE IT \.JOULD "'fEAN COMMUNIST TIGHTEN IMMIGRATION RESTRICTIONS WI THDRA\v FORCES FROM V lET NAM TAKE-OVER OF THE INDCCHINESE PENINSULA CANBERRA (UPI}--THE iMMIGRATION PHILADELPHIA (UPl )--NEIL SHEEHAN, AND A VAST SURGE IN PRESTIGE FOR THE RED DEPARTMENT HAS DISCLOSED MORE THAN UNITED PRESS INTERN~TIONAL COPRESPON CHINESE OVER THE WHOLE OF SOUTHEAST ASIA" 40 MARRIAGES IN THE PAST YEAR BETWEEN DENT IN SAIGON, SAID TODAY THERE IS CHINESE MEN AND AUSTRALIAN WOMEN LITTLE CHANCE OF BEATING COMMUNISTS SMASH ABORTION RING THE DEPARTMENT SAID THE MARRIAGES IN THE SOUTH VIETNAMESE GUERRILLA NEW YORK (UPIJ--UNDERCOVER INVESTI IWERE BEING INVESTIGATED AFTFR REPORTS WAR UNDER PRESENT POLI~Y EVEN THOUGH GATORS TODAY SMASHED AN ALLEGED ABORTION THAT THERE WAS A MARRIAGE "MARKET" THE UNITED STATES INCREASES MILITARY RING THEY SAID WAS OPERATED BY 10 "PROM SAID TO BE BASED AT HONG KONG. REPORTS SAY A SCHEME EXiSTS WHEREIN AND ECONmllC ~ID INENT PHYSICIANS" AND A TOP HOSPITAL OF "VIETNAMESE AND WESTERN OBSERVERS FICAL, THE QUEENS DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S CHINESE TRY TO GAIN PERMANENT RESI FEEL THE MOST LIKelY OUTCOME IN SOUTY OFFICE ANNOUNCED. DENCE IN AUSTRALiA BY MARRYING Aus- ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY NICHOLAS TRALIAN WOMEN WHO WERE SAiD TO HAVE VIET NAM WILL BE AN EVENTUAL AMERICAN j \/ I THDRAVJAL UNDER THE F ACE-SAV I NG FOR FERRARA SAID NAMES OF THE RING MEMBERS BEEN PAID LARGE SUMS OF MONEY MULA OF SO-CALLED NEUTPALIZATION, WOULD NOT BE RELEASED UNTIL POLICE HAVE THE DEPARTMENT SAID A MORE STRICT SIMILAR TO T~E SETTLEMENT WE ACCEPTED ARRESTED THE!1. V I SA SYSTEM \JAS NOW I N FORCE, AND ONLY i IN LAOS FOllOWING OUR DEFEAT THERE IN HE SA I 0 WOMEN WERE CHARGED FEES RANG- CH I NESE WHO ARE KNOWN TO BE GENU I ~'E I THE SUMMER OF 1962," SHEEHAN SAID ING FROM $700 TO $1,500 FOR THE ILLEGAL TOURISTS OR BUSINESSMEN WOULD GET "THE COMMUNISTS WILL THEN, IN ALL LIKELiHOOD, SLOWLY TAKE OVER THE EN VISAS. ORDER ARREST OF MALCOLM X TIRE COuNTRY, AS THEY HAVE BEEN DOING :~~~A~~!~:!~EA~~~~~~T~:~~~G~~"AO~O:~~TAL I IN L_os SINCE THE FORMATION OF A IN BROOKLYN WHO MADE APPOINTMENTS FOR NEW YORK (UPIJ--AN ORDER WAS OUT ! NEUTRALiST COALITION GOVERNMENT THERE' THE WOMEN, COLLECTED THE MONEY FROM THEM, TODAY FOR THE ARREST OF BLACK NATION- AND PAID THE DOCTORS WHO PERFORMED THE IALIST LEADER MALCOLM X, WHO FAILED TO QUEEN DENIES REPORT SURGERY. APPEAR FOR TRIAL ON A TRAFFIC VIOLA ATHENS (UPJ)--REPORTS THAT QUEEN 'ION. MALCOLM WAS CHARGED WITH SPEED- MOTHER FREDERIKA ~AS DECIDED TO ENTER LAYING UNDERSEAS CABLE lNG. HE PLEADED INNOCENT AND HIS LONDON (UPI)--MERCURY, THE 8,960-TON TRIAL WAS SET FOR YESTERDAY AN ORTHODOX C0NVENT WERE O~FICIALLY I DENIED TONiGHT CABLE LAYER, SAILED FROM GREENWICH TODAY I MALCOLM, WHO LEFT THE MUSLIM ORGANI- A COURT SPOKES~AN SAID THE REPORTS, FOR SINGAPORE WHERE SHE WILL START LAYINGIZATION TO FOUND A BLACK NATIONALIST AOP:ARING IN MILAN'S DOME~ICA DEL THE FIRST STAGE OF THE SOUTHEAST ASIA POLITICAL GROUP, WAS ON A PILGRIMAGE CORKtErtE,) \JERE "ENT'RELY IMAGINARY," COMMONWEALTH TELEPHONE CABLE (SEACOM) TO MECCA HIS WIFE SAID YESTERDAY HE ~DD.NG THAT THE Q~£EN MOTHEP HAD NOT INTO THE SOUTH CHINA SEA WAS SCHEDULED TO RETURN IN Two OR
GRANTED SUCH '\1'1 I NTERv" E'J TO ANYONE THE SHIP IS DUE TO ARRIVE IN SINGAPORE THREE DAYS (T~r ~EPORTS H~D S~ G ThE QUEEN'S ABOUT JUNt 26 SEACOM, WHICH IS BEING LAID IN STAGES, IS EXPECTED TO COST 19 ~ DEC i S j O"-l \,AS !.L AI1.",ED ~!:'\C"'i ONE QF" THE BUY YOuR CARNIvAL TICKETS NOW' LAD! ES- I N-\JA T I~:' OF Tf.l( COvRT). MILLION POUNDS ($53.? MiLLION). PAGE 3 HOURGLASS THURSDAY 21 MAY 1964
JEALOUS HUSBAND SHOOTS AND iNJURED BOY DIES REGROUPING FOR NEW ATTACK? K!LLS PREGNANT WIfE AND LOVER YONKERS, NoYo {UPI)--AN 18-YEAR-OLD KUCHING, SARAWAK (UPI)--THE TOP PONTE CAGNANO, ITALY (UPI)--A YOUTH WHOSE RIGHT A~M HAD BEEN SEVERED MILITARY COMMANDER IN MALAYSIAN BORNEO JEALOUS HUSBAND SHOT AND KILLED HIS fROM HIS BODY BUT RESTORED THROUGH SAID TODAY INDONESIAN GUERRILLAS ARE SIX-MONTHS PREGNANT WIFE AND HER INTRICATE SU~GERY DIED YESTERDAY. REGROUPING fOR NEW ATTACKS. HE IMPLIE LOVER AFTER SETTING A TRAP AND SUR ORo CHARLES STEINMAN, CHIEF Of A AMPHIBIOUS ASSAULTS MIGHT BE EXPECTED. PRISING THEM IN THE NUDE ON THE BED TEAM Of PHYSICt~NS AT YONKERS GENERAL MAJ. GEN. WoC. WALKER, DIRECTOR Of IN HIS HOME, POLICE SAID YESTERDAY. HOSPITAL WHICH HAD WORKED ON DAVID MILITARY OPERATIONS IN BORNEO, TOLD NAZZARENO SPINILLO, A 28-YEAR-OLD LAMPERT SINCE THE ACCIDENT SATURDAY, NEWSMEN "THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO DOUBT LABORER, TOLD HIS WIFE MONDAY NIGHT DECLARED THE BOY DEAD AT 4:27 P.M. THE INDONESIANS ARE REGROUPING AND THAT HE HAD TO SLEEP AWAY FROM HOME WOULD 8E BACK ANY MOMENT NOW, AFTER 1t BECAUSE OF HIS JOB AND WOULD NOT RE ROCKEfELLER PROPOSES BOMBING Of A LULL Of MORE THAN A MONTH. TURN UNTIL THE FOLLOWING DAY, ACCORD SUPPLY LINES SERVING GUERRILLAS HE SA IDA GREAT ER NUMBER OF I NCUR ING TO POLICE. RIVERSIDE, CALIF. (UPI)--NEW YORK SIONS ARE EXPECTED, WITH THE OBJECTIVE !NSTEAD, SPINILLO HID IN THE ATTIC GOV. NELSON ROCKEFELLER SAID TODAY HE OF ESTABLISHING "LIBERATED AREAS." OF HIS HOME AND WATCHED THE FRONT DOOR DID NOT BELIEVE VICTORY WAS POSSIBLE WALKER SAID "WE ARE WATCHING THE CLOSELY HIS SUSPICIONS WERE CONfIRM IN SOUTH VIET NAM "WITHIN THE BORDERS COAST AS MUCH AS WE ARE WATCHING THE ED WHEN SALVATORE Russo, 37, SLIPPED OF THE COUNTRY ALONE," AND PROPOSED BORDER." QUIETLY INTO THE HOUSE WITHOUT EVEN BOMBING SUPPLY LINES AND TROOPS If RINGING THE DOORBELL. NEIGHBORING COUNTRIES CONTINUED TO DIVERSIFICATION IS NEEDED POLICE SAID SPINlLLO CREPT DOWN PROTECT COMMUNIST GUERRILLAS WASHINGTON (UPI)--LuTHER HODGES, STAIRS, CAUGHT HIS WiFE AND Russo IN ROCKEFELLER TRAVELED HERE TODAY AS SECRETARY OF COMMERCE, SAID THE KEY BED AND OPENED FIRE IMMEDIATELY. HIS PART OF A STEPPED UP CAMPAIGN TO WIN TO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN LATIN WIFE WAS STRUCK BY SEVE~ BULLETS AND CALIFORNIA'S 86 VOTES TO THE NATIONAL AMERICA IS NOT IN THE EXPANSION OF Russo WAS SHOT FOUR TIMES. REPUBLICAN NOMINATING CONVENTION FROM CURRENT PRODUCTION BUT IN DIVERSIFI SEN. BARRY GOLDWATER, WHO AGAIN PRO CATION. MOTHER GOES ON TRiAL CHARGED VIDED A MAJOR TARGET FOR HIS CRITICISM "THE LATIN AMERICAN BUSINESSMEN ARE WiTH DROWN eNG RETARDED SON ON SOCIAL SECURITY AND OTHER ISSUES NOT ENOUGH CONCERNED WITH DIVERSIFI NAMUR, BELGIUM (UP~)--MRSo JOSE IN HIS fiRST STOP ON A SERIES Of CATION, WITH NEW IDEAS, WITH NEW PRO LONGPRE, A 35-YEAR OLD ~OTHER OF SIX, VISITS TO R,VERSIDE AND SAN BERNARDINO DUCTS," HODGES SAID IN AN INTERVIEW. WENT ON TRIAL TODAY ON CHARGES SHE COUNTIES, ROCKEFELLER ADDRESSED ABOUT HODGES RECENTLY RETURNED FROM A DROWNED HER !1-MONTH ONLY RETARDED 1,000 STUDENTS AT CALIFORNIA BAPTIST TOUR OF THE FIVE NATIONS IN THE CEN SON ON GOOD tRIDAY IN ~963o COLLEGE IT WAS IN A QUESTIO~-ANO- TRAL AMERICAN COMMON MARKET (CACM)- MRS. LONGPRE CLAIMS THE CHILD, ANSWER SESSION THAT HE REFERRED AGAIN COSTA RICA, EL SALVADOR, GUATEMALA, PIERRE, WAS K!DNAPED FROM A BABY TO THE CRITICAL PROBLEM IN SOUTH VIET HONDURAS AND NICARAGUA-- PLUS COLOMBIA CARRIAGE WHILE SHE WAS SHOPPING NEAR NAM, BUT AT NO TIME REFERRED TO AMBAS AND VENEZUELA HER HOME IN AUVELAIS, A VILLAGE 31 SADOR HENRY CABOT LODGE. LODGE SUPPORT MILES SOUTHEAST OF BRUSSELS. ERS HAVE PROMISED ROCKEfELLER SUPPORT DIPLOMAT COMMITS SUICIDE PIERRE DISAPPEARED APRIL ~2, 1963. IN THE JUNE 2 CALIFORNIA PRIMARY. RANGOON (UPI)--A YOUNG BRITISH HIS BODY WAS FOUND A wEEK LATER IN DIPLOMAT WHO COMMITTED SUICIDE IN HIS THE R,VER SAMBREM REPORTS ON "CLEOPATRA" DOWNTOWN FLAT TUESDAY, SERVED AS VICE THE CASE HAS ATTRACTED NATIONWIDE NEW YORK (UPI)--TwENTIETH CENTURY CONSUL IN SURABAYA, INDONESIA BEFORE ATTENTION BECAUSE !T IS LOOKED UPON Fox FILM CORPORATION ANNOUNCED TODAY HIS BURMA ASSIGNMENT, BRITISH EMBASSY AS SIMILAR IN SOME WAYS TO LAST YEAR'S THAT "CLEOPATRA" HAS NOT YET REACHED SOURCES SAID TODAY. THALIDOMIDE BABY TRIAL AT LIEGE. IN THE HALF WAY MARK IN PAYING Off ITS R,J6 WARNER, 28, WAS FOUND HANGING THAT TRIAL, MRS. SUZANNE VAN DE PUT, $44 MILLION COST I I MONTHS AFTER ITS FROM A BEAM IN HIS APARTMENT BY MAL 25, WAS SET FREE BY A JURY AFTER PREMIERE. COLM D. MILMAN, INFORMATION SECRETARY BEING CHARGED WITH SLAYING HER WEEK SEYMOU~ POE, EXECUTIVE V,CE PRESIDENT, OF THE BRITISH EMBASSY AND ANOTHER OLD MALFORMED DAUGHTER. TOLD THE ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OFFICIAL WHO CALLED IN POLICE
000004 AT TOWN HALL THAT THE MOST EXPENSIVE No REASON WAS GIVEN FOR THE SUICIDE STUDENTS BATTLE POLICE fiLM EVER MADE HAS NETTED $19,149,000 BUT IT WAS REPORTED A LOVE LETTER SEOUL (UPI)--ABOUT 3,000 STUDENTS fOR Fox, ABOUT 43 PER CENT Of THE ADDRESSED TO WARNER WAS FOUND IN HIS AND CITIZENS TODAY STAGED ANTI-JEWISH FILM'S COST TROUSER POCKETS. AND ANTI-GOVERNMENT DEMONSTRATIONS THE FILM HAS GROSSED $35,154,000 TO FOR SEVERAL HOURS AND CLASHED BLOODILY DATE, HE SAID, AND HE TERMED THIS A COMMUNISTS NON-COMMITTAL WITH POLICE. "TREMENDOUS ACCOMPLISHMENT." LONDON (UPI)--HoPES FOR A PROMPT POLICE SAID A TOTAL OF 140 PERSONS, POE SAID THAT THE fILM HAS BEEN EX CEASE FIRE AR~ANGEMENT IN LAOS fADED INCLUDING 80 STUDENTS AND 60 CITIZENS HIBITED SO fAR ONLY ON A RESERVED SEAT TODAY fOLLOWING DIPLOMATIC REPORTS WERE ARRESTED" BASIS AT 435 THEATERS AROUND THE WORLD. THAT BOTH THE SOVIET UNION AND COM ABOUT 50 DEMONSTRATORS AND 16 HE SAID IT IS JUST NOW BEING GIVEN MUNIST CHINA HAVE REMAINED NON-COMMIT POLICEMEN WERE INJURED. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION ON AN UNRESERVED TAL SO~~F THE INJURED WERE BLEEDING BASIS HE PREDICTED THAT THE PICTURE COMMUNIST CHINA TOLD BRITAIN GUARD BADLY FROM THE HEAD BECAUSE OF CLUB WILL GROSS $55 MILLION fOR Fox BY MID EDLY IT WANTS THE 1962 LAOS NEUTRAL BINGS BY THE POLICE. (966 WITH A TOTAL NET PROfiT OF $11 IZATION ACCORD SAVED, BUT DEfERRED A THE DEMONSTRATIONS, WHICH BEGAN AT MILLION FOR THE COMPANY, WHICH WAS DECISION ON IMMEDIATE CONCRETE PEACE 3 P.M. FOLLOWING A ONE HOUR RALLY, NEARLY BANKRUPT TWO YEARS AGO MOVES. BECAME A RIOT SHORTLY BEfORE POLICE THE MEETING WAS HELD YESTERDAY BE- WERE FINALLY ABLE TO DISPERSE THE FATHER CHARGED WITH MURDER TWEEN BRITISH OFFICIALS AND REO CHINES. DEMONSTRATORS AT 7~30 PoMo WACO, TEXAS (UPI)--AN AIR tORCE Qotiouo ENLISTED MAN BROKE UNDER QUESTIONING GANGS GIVE POLICE TROuBLE TODAY AND ADMITTED HE INTENTIONALLY KWAJALIE~N WALTHAM CROSS, ENG. (UPI)--POLICE DROVE HIS PREGNANT WIFE AND FOUR SMALL ~~~AVAb. TIME L~ST NIGHT FOUGHT A RUNNING B~TTLE CHILDREN OVER A BLUFF INTO THE NORTH WITH MORE THAN 50 LEATHER-JACKETED BOSQUE RIVER TO KILL THEM. \=U)J FoR. (::!...LL YOUTHS IN THE SPREADING VIOLENCE HIS WIFE, WHO WAS HIS CHILDHOOD GAfvl€S AMONG BRITAIN'S "ROCKERS" AND "Moos." SWEETHEART, ESCAPED, BUT THE CHILDREN, TRUCKLOADS OF POLICE ROARED INTO RANGING IN AGE FROM 10 MONTHS TO FOUR THIS RURAL CITY ABOUT 15 MilES NORTH YEARS, DROWNED THE FATHER, AIRMAN OF LONDON, WHEN MORE THAN iOO TEEN~GE i Co RUDY T. DAVIS Of MONTESANO, WASH BOYS AND GIRLS CONVERGED O~ lHE HIGH INGTON, WAS CHAR~ED WITH MURDER STREET AREA IN THE CENTER OF TOWN. BUT EVEN AS MORE POLICE WERE CALLED THREE MINERS KILLED J..\oT .-I -,.------. IN FROM NEIGHBORING ENFIELD, THE TEEN JOHANNESBURG, {UPI)--THREE AFRICAN 12.7AS AGERS THEMSELVES BROUGHT IN REINFORCE MINERS WERE KILLED TODAY BY A ROCKfALL MENTS, WITH ANOTHER GANG OF ABOUT IN THE WORLD'S DEEPEST GOLD MINE -- 20 TURNING UP TO ENTER THE MELEEo THE WESTERN DEEP LEVELS -- AT CARLTON
000000. VILLE, 67 MILES SOUTHWEST OF HERE. WAS~iNGTON (0P~)--D~FENSE DEPARTMENT A SPOKESMAN FOR THE ANGLO-AMERICAN SPOKESMAN APTHvR SYLVESTER SAID TODAY CORP. WHICH OWNS THE MINE SAID IT WAS THERE WAS NO INDiCATION THAT THE UNITED THE SECOND FATAL ACCIDENT IN THE MINE spec.rAeuLAfl STATES WAS ABOuT TO SEND TROOPS TO IN T~E PAST SIX MONTHS. A WHITE TECH T~I1-H.. L5 THAiLAND, NEXT DOOR 10 LAOS. NICIAN WAS KILLED LAST YEAR BY A CABLE...... ,..-----~----~~------;-;H:::OU-::R:;:G7'"LA~S~S------TTH;U;;R;-;;SDAY i::: I-MAY 1964 ~ PAGE 4 L!~=-~------~, ------~--~A~L~------r-:A;.CC:U:S~ESEC-R-ET--S-ER-V-'-CE--A-GE-~--~-----' 'MYRON POPE (CONTINUED F'ROM PAGE I) , ANNOUNCE SPECIAL S E I OFFERING GOVERNMENT INFORMATION I \~HILE EMPLOYED BY WESTERN ELECTRIC i MACY'S ANNOUNCES A "WHITE ELEPHANT" ! CHICAGO (UPt}--A SECRET SERVICE I COMPANY FROM 1957 TO 1960, MR. POPE I SALE TO BE HELD SATURDAY, MAY 23RD, AT I ' AGENT CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTING TO SELL I STUDIED INDUSTr-IAL MANAGEMENT AT ELON! 1300 HOURS ON THE VERANDA IN FRONT OF' TH~ GOVERNMENT F'ILES TO AN ACCUSED COUNTER r COLLEGE IN BURLiNGTON, N.C. HE ALSO, STORE. i F'EITER SAID TODAY HE IS BEING FRAMED I ATTENDED THE WESTERN ELECTRIC GRADU- : ••••• I BECAUSE HE PLANNED TO REVEAL "LAXITY. 1I I ATE ENGINEERING SCHOOL IN WINSTON- : COMMISSARY CLOSED SATURDAY P.M. : IN PROTECTING THE LATE PRESIDENT ISALEM, N~C. IN 1953, HE ATTENDED THE j DUE TO INVENTORY REQUIREMENTS, THE : KENNEDY.
I U.S. ARMY SIGNAL SCHOOL AT FORT MON- I COMMISSARY WILL BE OPEN ON SATURDAY F'ROM: ABRAHAM BOLDEN, 29, WAS SUSPENDED : MOUTH IN CONNECTION WITH RADAR AND 9 A.M. TO I P.M. I, YESTERDAY. HE WAS CHARGED WITH SUP- I jdlCROWAVE STUDIES DU~ING HIS TOUR I BOTH THE RETAIL STORE AND THE COMMISSAii PLYING A SECRET GOVERNMENT FILE TO i OF DUTY WITH THE ARMY, HE WAS STA- I WILL BE CLOSED ON MONDAY, MAY 25TH • : ACCOMPLICES POLICE SAID THE AC-
I TIONED FOR ONE YEAR IN GERMANY WITH j ••• • COMPLICES TRIED TO SELL THE FILE TO
I THE SIGNAL CORPS HE ALSO ATTENDED I NEHRU SUFFERS FATIGUE I A MAN UNDER INDICTMENT FOR ALLEGED I AR.,v SIGNAL SCHOOL I N GERMANY ON RADAP. NEW DELH I {UPI J--PR I ME MIN I STER JAWA- : COUNTER'E IT I NG 0, $5 ,000 IN GOVERN- 00 HE COMES TO THE PACIF'IC FIELD OF- HARLAL NEHRU TODAY FAILED TO SHOW UP AT MENT BONDS AND BANK OF AMERICA TRA- FICE WITH A BROAD AND EXTENSIVE BACK-I AN A'RPO~T RECEPTION FO~ VISITING SUDA- VELERS CHECKS.
GROUND IN ANTIMISSILE TECHNICAL RE- NESE PRESIDENT IBRAHIM ABBOUD AND ALSO I IN WASHINGTON, BURRILL A. PETERSON, I SEA~CH AND DEVELOPMENT EXPERIENCE AND rANCELLED A NEWS CONFERENCE THAT HAD BEEN! SPOKESMAN FOR THE SECRET SERVICE, I HAS SERVED IN VARIOUS POSITIONS IN SCHEDULED FOR HIM, IT WAS ~EPORT£D, BE- I DECLINED COMMENT ON BOLDEN'S REMARKS !
THAT CONNECTION WHILE STATIONED CAUSE 0' F'ATIGUE " AND ON THE CASE IN GENERAL. HE ALSO I HE~E IN KWAJALEIN FROM DECEMBE~ 1961 THE 74-YEAR-OLD LEADER HAS BEEN IN I SAID HE DID NOT EXPECT ANY SECRET TO FEB~UARY 1963, HE WORKED IN ZEUS VARYING DEGREES OF' ILL HEALTH SINCE HE I SERVICE COMMENT ON THE MATTER. ITECHNICAL OPERATIONS. SUFFERED WHAT WAS UNDERSTOOD TO BE A I AT A NEW CONFERENCE IN HIS SOUTH I ... PA~ALYTIC STROKE LAST JANUARY. HE ALSO : SIDE HOME TODAY, BOLDEN SAID THAT TWO TELLS OF MILITARY CUSTOMS HAS BEEN REPORTED SUFF'ERING F~OM HIGH I WEEKS AGO, HE TOLD ANOTHER AGENT, THE YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB HELD ITS BLOOD PRESSU~E. I "I'M GOING BEFORE THE WARREN COMMISSION MAY MEETING TUESDAY, MAY 19TH, AND ABBOUD FLEW HERE AT 4 P.M fROM SHANGHA'I AND TELL ABOUT THE DRINKING AND THE I HEARD LT. COMMANDER TOM THORNBURG F'OR A F'IVE-DAY STATE VISIT. PRESIDENT ; DISAPPEARANCE Of THE (SECRET SERVICE) I GIVE AN INFORMATIVE TALK ON THE HIS- SARVEPALLI RADHAKRISHNAN GREETED HIM ON I AGENTS FROM THEIR POSTS WHILE THEY 'I TORY OF MILITARY CUSTOMS AND THE DEVEl BEHALF' OF THE INDIAN GOVERNMENT. : WERE GUARDING PRESIDENT KENNEDY IN OPMENT AND COMPARISON OF RANK IN ALL ••• • i HYANNIS PORT." I THE ARMED FORCES INAUGURATE C THE GROUP WAS THANKED BY LETTERS INAUGURATION OF' A COMBAT BRIG~DE OF I BOLDEN DENIED CONSPIRING TO ATTEMPT ! FROM I PETER COLEMAN FOR BEGINNING THE "VOLUNTEERS TO CRUSH MALAYSIA TONIGHT. t TO SELL THE GOVERNMENT FILE TO ACCUSED\ I IMMUNIZATION PROGRAM fOR MARSHALLESE LOPEZ, WHO IS HERE ATTH~PTING TO AR- COUNTERF'EITER JOSEPH SPAGNOLI JR., AND FROM REV. DONAHUE FOR A GIF'T RANGE TALKS BETWEEN INDONESIAN AND MALAY-, 3 , FOR $5 ,000 0 PACKAGE TO JALUIT. SIA TO SETTLE THEIR NINE-MONTH-OLD fEUD, 1 ••• THE AMOUNT OF $200 WAS ALLOCATED TO WILL SIT CLOSE TO SUKARNO IN A SPECIAL NO FOREIGN FISHING IN AMERICAN WATERS THE CONTINUING REHABILITATION OF' BOX AT THE RUSSIAN-BUILT SPORTS STADIUM I WASHINGTON (UPf)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON POLIO VICTIMS ON EBEYE. WHERE THE CEREMONIES ARE TO BE HELD. SIGNED INTO LAW TODAY A NEW MEASURE Two BOOTHS WILL BE SPONSORED BY THE ••• WHICH WILL PROHIBIT fOREIGN VESSELS CLUB AT THE CARNIVAL, MIC~ONESIAN RALLY RELIGIONS AGAINST COMMUNISTS \ FROM FISHING F'OR RESOURCES OF THE I HANDICRAF'T AND FORTUNE TELLING. THERE VATICAN CITY (UPI)--POPE PAUL VI TODAY U.S. CONTINENTAL SHELF. I WILL BE A RAFFLE fOR A STORYBOARD AND OfFICIALLY ESTABLISHED CATHOLICISM'S THE NEW LAW ALSO PROVIDED PUNISHMENT I A CARVED VASE. FIRST LIAISON BODY WITH NON-CHRISTIANS FOR fOREIGN FISHING BOATS CAUGHT IN ENID MCKAY WILL BE CHAIRMAN OF A THAT IS AIMED AT WIPING OUT MUTUAL PRE- U.S. TERRITORIAL WATERS. PROGRAM ON "LEGENDS OF' MIC~ONESIA" JUDICE AND RALLYING ALL RELIGIONS AGAINST THE NEW LAW WAS BITTERLY OPPOSED BY :AT THE NEXT MEETING, JUNE 16TH. COMMUNIST ATHEISM. JAPAN WHICH CLAIMED THAT IT WOULD HAVE I . . THE HI STOR I C MOVE TOWARD RE L I G 10US CON- SER 10US EFFECT ON ITS $6 t>11 LLI ON A I I NATIONALIZING RETAIL TRADE TACTS WITH THE WORLD'S 1.5 BILLION Mos- YEAR KING CRAB INDUSTRY WHOSE FISHER- I : MAN I LA ( UP J}--PRES I DENT 0 I OSDADO LEMS, HI NDUS, BUDDH I STS AND OTHER NON- MEN OPERATE 0,", THE COAST 0, ALASKA. i IMAC~PAGAL HAS CERTIF'IED TO CONGRESS CHRISTIAN WO~SHIPPERS WAS F'IRST ANNOUNCED JOHNSON SIGNED THE BILL ON THE DAY , :THE URGENCY OF A PROPOSED AMENDMENT BY THE POPE DURING A PENTECOST SUNDAY MASS IT HAD BEEN SCHEDULED TO BECOME LAW I ,TO THE LAW NATIONALIZING RETAIL TRADE THREE DAYS AGO TODAY THE VATICAN C,TY WITHOUT HIS SIGNATURE. PASSED MAY 6, I ; IN THE PHILIPPINES, IT WAS DISCLOSED NEWSPAPER OBS,"VATOftE ROMANO O,nCIALLY IT WOULD HAVE BECOME LAW AT MIDNIGHT ! 'YESTERDAY REPORTED THAT THE PONTlrF HAD SET UP ITS WITH OR WITHOUT HIS SIGNATURE ! THE NATIONALIZATION, WHICH WOULD GO SECRETARIAT AND APPOINTED PAOLO CARDINAL I • ! INTO EFFECT NEXT MONTH, IS AIMED AT MARELLA TO HEAD IT. REPORT BOMB SCARE I IWRESTING CONTROL Of LOCAL ~ETAIL TRADE ••••• ETLM ROHN'S, NEWfOUNDLAND (UPI)--A I FROM THE CH I NESE $5,000 FOR PHOTO BOMB SCARE TODAY FORCED EVACUAT ION OF ! ALTHOUGH THE LA\.J EXEMPTS 100 PE~ DALLAS, TEXAS (UP I J--MAR I NA OSWALD, NEWFOUNDLAND'S CONFEDERAT ION Bu I LD lNG, ! t CENT AMER I CAN-OWNED FIRMS, SOME U.S. THE Russ I AN-BORN \-, I DOW OF ACCUSED ASSAS- SEAT OF THE PROV I NC I AL GOVERNMENT AND I i 0"" I C' ALS WERE REPORTED TO HAVE DES- SIN LEE HARVEY OSWALD, GOT DONAT IONS LARGEST BU I LD I NG IN TH I S PROV I NCE i : CR I BED I T AS A "0 I SSERV I CE TO THE TOT ALI NG $65,795 I N THE DAYS FOLLOW I NG PREM I ER JOSE PH SMALLWOOD, MEMBERS : ;COUNT~Y " THE ASSASSINATION OF P~ESIDENT KENNEDY OF HIS CABINET, THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY i I ARMAND fABELLA, ECONOMIC ADVISEP TO AND THE MURDER OF HER HUSBAND, LEGAL DOCU- AND SOME 1,200 TO I,~OO PROVINCIAL !THE PRESIDENT, SAID THE AMENDMENT BILLMENTS SHOWED TODAY 'EMPLOYEES WERE HUSTLED OUT OF THEIR 'WOULD DEFINE RETAIL AS IT WAS ORIGI- THE DOCUMENTS ON FILE IN CONNECTION I OFFICES INTO THE POURING RAIN I NALLY CONCEIVED BY CONGRESS, THAT IS, WITH A COURT SUIT MRS. OSWALD HAS BROUGHT POLICE DOUBLE-CHEC~ED HUNDREDS OF : 'SALE 0, MERCHANDISE ON A SMALL SCALE. AGAINST TWO ,ORMER ,INANCIAL ADVISERS ROOMS IN THE 10-STORY BUILDING BUT DID I I · . · ALSO SHOWED SHE ~E CE I VED $5,000 FROM A NOT F' I NO THE BOlvlB RE PORTED THE RE BY I MAY RESUME FORMER JOB MAGAZINE FOR A PICTURE OF HER HUSBAND I AN ANONAMOUS TELEPHONE CALLER. t LONDON (UPIJ--THE EVENING STANDARD HOLDING THE CARBINE BELIEVED USED TO KILL : I i SAID TODAY THEPE \/AS BUSINESS SPECU- THE PRESIDENT. I :LATION THAT LORD DE L'lsLE WOULD RE- • LEBANESE JUMPS TO DEATH TURN TO HIS OLD FIRM, SCHWEPPES, WHEN LAUNCH NEW AIR SERVICE DUESSELDORF, GERMANY (UPI}--A 31- YEAR-OLD LEBANESE) \/HO JUt>lPED rROf'., A HE RETIRES AS GOVERNOR-GENERAL Of TOKYO (UPI)--AIR SERVICE BETWEEN RED I FIFTH STORY I.IINDO..,' AFTER HIS WIFE AL AUSTRALIA CHINA AND THE LEFT-TILTED NEUTRAL NATION , LORD DE L'islE) WHO WILL BE 55 ON OF CAMBODIA WAS LAUNCHED YESTERDAY WHEN I LEGEDlY REFUSED TO GO BACK TO LEBANON !SATUKDAY, JOINED THE fiRM AS A DIREC- A ROYAL AIR CAMBODIA PLANE COMPLETED THE ~ITH HIM, DIED OF HIS INJURIES EARLY ~ODAY WEST GERMAN POLICE REPORTED. I TO~ AFTER BE ING A I R MI N I STER FROM 195 j JOURNEY FROM PHNOM PENH, CAI1BOD I A, TO I I' , lTo 1955 HE WAS BEING GROOMED BY THE CANTON , BoUTROS ZADVOZANIAN TOLD POLICE HE JUMPED MONDAY AFTER HIS GERMAN WIFE :MAr",G.NG DirECTOr-, THE L.ATE SIR HOOPER THE INAUGU~AL FLIGHT CARRIED SOt..,E 50 , 11 HAD L[l"'T HIt! 8'::CAUSE HE WAS Hm~ESICK I TO T,.\ .<:: O"E~ THE TOP POST 'vJHE N HE AC- PERSONS, INC LUD I NG A CAMBOD I AN PAR LI A- :CE~TLJ h,S PR:SENT POS1TIO~ IN Aus- ~ENTARY DELEGATION AND \JANTED HE=-' TO :1ETU~N lilT" I-llt-l TO ~T-::AL1/~ LEBANON, A POLICE SPOKESMAN SAID J PAGE THURSDAY 21 MAY 1964 I' NEW5 YACHT LAUNCHED FOR sports SECTION BOWlERS TIP'EM TO THE TOP AMERICA'S CUP TRY KWAJALEIN'S fiRST "Top 0' THE HEAP" BOWL I NG TOURNEY I STAMFORD, CONN. (UPI}--THE r------~ AMERICAN EAGLE, THE AURORA GOT UNDE~ WA Y LA ST SA TURDA Y I SYNDICATE'S ENTRY FOR THE MINNESOTA nvlNS REPLACE N.Y. YANKEES IN STANDINGS I EVENING, WITH ALMOST 60 ' HONO~ TO REPRESENT THE UNITEC NEW YORK (UPI)--THE MINNESOTA TWINS EXPLODED fOR A 7-2 BOWLERS PARTICIPATING IN THE STATES IN SEPTEMBER AGAINST VICTO~Y OVER THE NEW YORK YANKEES LAST NIGHT. OPENING ROUND OF COMPETITION. t ENGLAND IN THE AMERICA'S CUP R,CH ROLLINS BROKE A 2-2 TIE IN THE 13TH WITH A RUN- BOWLERS WERE PAIRED IN 3- YACHT RACE, WAS LAUNCHED AT SCORING DOUBLE, AND AfTER TONY OLIVA WAS INTENTIONALLY GAME SINGLE ELIMINATION THE LUDERS YARD LATE YESTER- WALKED, HE fOLLWED WITH HIS BLAST Off RELIEVER HAL RENIFF, MATCHES, AND WINNERS STAYED ON FOR ANOTHER ROUND. I DAY. WHO WORKED THE LAST SIX INNINGS. I THE 12-METER YACHT WENT ROLAND HURLED 12 INNINGS AND WAS IN TROUBLE CONSTANTLY END RESULTS FOR THE EVEN STERN-FIRST DOWN THE WAYS BUT AIDED HIMSELF WITH SOME BRILLIANT fiELDING. THE YAN ING LEfT 16 MEN STILL UN AF'TER 6-YEAR-OLD ELISE DUPON', KEES HAD RUNNERS ON BASE IN ALL BUT TWO Of THE 12 INNINGS DEfEATED. THEY WERE: AL I GRANDDAUGHTER Of PIERRE HE WORKED. ROLAND STRUCK OUT EIGHT AND WALKED SIX IN KISHI, JOE YOST, WAYNE SHIN SHIRO, KAZU CHING, GEORGE DuPONT, HEAD Of THE AURORA POSTING HIS fiRST VICTO~Y AGAINST ONE DEfEAT. SYNDICATE, CHRISTENED IT THE RUNS Off RENlff WERE THE fiRST IN 18-2/3 INNINGS Of SHELDON, HANK GUSHIKEN, AL I WITH SOME HELP fROM HER PITCHING THIS SEASON. BILL PLEIS fINISHED UP fOR THE KAILI, BILL KUHLMAN, R.A, GRANDfATHER. THE LITTLE TWINS, ALLOWING A DOUBLE TO PEDRO GONZALEZ. RHAY AND E. BARCELLONA. ! GIRL SWUNG THE BOTTLE OF ALSO, WERNER LEIBERWIRTH, I THE CHICAGO WHITE SOX, PACE-SETTERS IN THE AMERICAN CHAMPAGNE AT THE SPECIAL LEAGUE, MOVED A GAME AHEAD Of THE ¥ANKEES BY EDGING THE SMILEY HINTACUTAN, DON METAL PLATE SEVERAL TIMES, CLEVELAND lNDIANS, 6-5, AND DON MOSSI PRESERVED THE VIC ESCALANTE, JIM PERKINS, GLANCING OF'F UNBROKEN EACH TORY fOR GARY PETERS BY COMING TO HIS AID IN THE NINTHo CLifF' SMITH AND RAY BLANKEN TIME, AND HAD NOT BETTER SHIP. ; MOSSI STRUCK OUT PINCH HITTER JOHN ROMANO WITH THE TYING LUCK WHEN HER GRANDMOTHER RUN ON SECOND BASE. JoC. MARTIN'S TRIPLE HIGHLIGHTED A THESE MEN WILL ~OLL THE ' HELPED HER. fiNALLY PIERRE SAME T~PE OF ELIMINATION I THREE-RUN RALLY BY THE WHITE SOX IN THE fIfTH. ROOKIE DUPONT GRASPED ELISE'S HAND SONNY SIEBERT WAS THE LOSER. MATCHES THIS SATURDAY AT IN HIS AND TOGETHER THEY NORM SIEBERN'S OPPOSITE FIELDER HOMER IN THE 10TH INNING 5:30 P.M. TO DETERMINE THE SWUNG HARD, BREAKING THE GAVE THE BALTIMORE ORIOLES A 3-2 VICTORY OVER THE KANSAS Top TEN ON KWAJALEIN. THE BOTTLE. C,TY ATHLETICS. SIEBERN CONNECTED OFf RELIEVER JOHN TWO TOP FINALISTS WILL THEN AMONG THOSE PRESENT FOR WYATT. DICK HALL, BALTIMORE'S THIRD PITCHER, WAS CREDITED ROLL A 5-GAME MATCH ON SUN I THE LAUNCHING WERE OWEN WITH HIS THIRD VICTORY. DAY AFTERNOON AT 2. THIS AISHER, SKIPPER OF THE KURREWA THE BOSTON RED SOX RALLIED fOR fOUR RUNS WITH TWO OUT GAME WILL BE BROADCAST LIVE V, THE AUSTRALIAN-BACKED IN THE NINTH TO DOWN THE Los ANGELES ANGELS, 4-3. AND DIRECT FROM THE ALLEY ENGLISH CONTENDER. KURREWA ON RADIO STATION AfRS KWAJ. .._"'--" WILL SAIL A SERIES WITH WITH ANNOUNCER TIP RICE. SOVERIGN TO SEE WHICH SAILS CASSIUS CLAY SUGGESTS BASEBALL STANDINGS THEREAFTER, ANYONE WISHING AGAINST THE UoS~ AT LEAST IMMIGRATION OF NEGROES MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL TO BECOME PART Of THE "Top FIVE U.S. YACHTS ARE CONTEND IN AMERICA TO AFRICA STANDINGS AS COMPILED BY I 0 1 THE HEAP" MUST CHALLENGE ING fOR THE RIGHT TO DEFEND. ACCRA (UPI)--MoHAMMED ALI, UNITED P~ESS INTE~N'TION'L I THOSE MEN ALREADY ON THE OTHERWISE KNOWN AS CASSIUS ARE AS fOLLOWS. LADDER. fURTHER D[TAILS PALMER CLOSING IN CLAY, THE WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT AMERICAN: W L PCT I ARE AVAILABLE AT THE ALLEY DUNEDIN, FLA. (UPI)- BOXING CHAMPION, TODAY SAID CHICAGO I 16 9 .640 THE MANAGEMENT Of THE ARNOLD PALMER IS CLOSING IN HE PLANS TO SPEND THREE BALTIMO~E 18 12 .600 BOWLING ALLEYS AND SPECIAL ON JACK NICKLAUS FOR THE TOP MONTHS IN EACH YEAR IN HIS NEW YORK 16 i I ·593 SERVICES WISH TO EXPRESS SPOT ON THE 1964 MONEY SECOND HOME, GHANA. CLEVELAND 13 12 ·571 THEIR GRATITUDE TO CLifF EARNINGS LIST AMONG PROFES "IT IS TIME FOR ALL PEOPLE MINNESOTA 17 14 .548 SMITH, PRESIDENT Of THE NEW SIONAL GOLfERS. Of AFRICAN DESCENT TO RE DETROIT 15 15 LY fORMED KWAJALEIN BOWLING PALMER SCORED HIS SECOND TURN HOME," CLAY SAID. BOSTON 13 17 :~TI I ASSOCIATION, fOR HIS EFfORTS TOURNAMENT VICTORY OF THE CLAY ADDEO THAT HE WOULD Los ANGELES 19 .406 I IN SETTING UP AND COORDIN YEAR IN THE OKLAHOMA CITY ACQUIRE A PARCEL Of LAND TO WASHINGTON :~ 21 .400 • ATING THE 'HEAP" TOURNEY. OPEN WHICH ENDED YESTERDAY BUILD A HOUSE, WHERE HE WILL KANSAS C,TY II 19 .367 TO WIN A PRIZE Of $5,800. SPENO THE WINTER EACH YEAR SCHOOL BOWLING RESULTS THIS BOOSTED HIS UNOffiCIAL AND TRAIN GHANIAN BOXERS. NATIONAL: W L PCT. I THE GEORGE SEITZ HIGH EARNINGS FOR THE YEAR TO HE SAID HE WILL NOT DEfEND SAN FRANCISCO 20 II .64; , SCHOOL BOWLING TOURNEY IS $44,298.75, ACCORDING TO HIS HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE UNTIL PHILADELPHIA 18 I I 621 NOW UNDERWAY, AND A LOT OF FIGURES RELEASED TODAY BY EA~LY NEXT YEAR, BECAUSE THE ST. LOUIS 19 14 ·576 CLOSE MATCHES ARE BEING THE PROfESSIONAL GOLfER'S NEW RULES IN THE UNITED MILWAUKEE 17 15 .531 ROLLED. ASSOCATION. STATES ONLY REQUIRES HIM TO PITTSBURGH 17 15 ·531 THE SEMI-FINAL RESULTS ARE i NICKLAUS, WHO SAT OUT THE FIGHT ONCE A YEAR. CINCINNATI 16 15 .~16 AS fOLLOWS: TOM MELTON BEAT OKLAHOMA CITY TOURNAMENT, CLAY ADDEO THAT THE SERIES Los ANGELES 15 19 • 41 CHARLEY CLARK, SCOT SHEL RETAINED THE No.1 POSITION Of CONTESTS ARRANGED fOR CHICAGO 12 16 .429 HORSE DEfEATED DENNIS CARLI~, I I WITH $46,925. NICKLAUS, WHO HIM TO MEET THE CONTENDERS HOUSTON 15 20 .429 CARL CADDELL WON OVER JOHN I ALSO HAS TWO VICTORIES TO fOR HIS TITLE WILL BE THE NEW YORK 10 23 .30 3 FINGER, AND RAY SIGGINS I HIS CREDIT IN 1964, HAS PLAY TOUGHEST HE HAS TO FACE...... WAS VICTORIOUS OVER MARK ED IN 10 TOURNAMENTS, ONE "BUT ONE THING IN CE~TAIN" EDDIE SACHS QUALIFIES DETCHEMENDY. LESS THAN PALMER. WHOEVER MEETS ME 1 WILL EAT INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA (UPI) fiNAL MATCHERS WILL BE HIM UP AS I DID LISTON." --TALKATIVE EDDIE SACHS OF MELTON VS. SHELHORSE, AND MATADOR SERIOUSLY INJURED THE CHAMPION TOLD NEWSMEN DET~OIT, AUNNE~UP TH~EE YEARS CADDELL VS. SIGGINS. THE MADRID (UPI)--CONTROVERSIAL THAT THE 22 MILLION NEGROES AGO WHO CRASHED IN PRACTICE WINNERS OF THESE MATCHES WILl SPANISH MATADOR MANUEL BEN IN THE U.S. DID NOT COMMAND YESTERDAY, WAS THE FASTEST MEET FOR THE SCHOOL TROPHY ITEZ, "EL CORDOBES," WHOSE RESPECT BECAUSE THEY HAD NO Of ONLY fiVE QUALIfiERS TODAY AND THE CHAMPIONSHIP fiRST APPEARANCE IN THE CULTURE Of THEIR OWN, NO FOR THE MAY 30 500-MILE •• 0 •• MADRID MONUMENTAL BULLRING FLAG, AND THEY DID NOT KNOW MEMORIAL DAY AUTO RACE. GOLF TOURNEY PLANNED HERE TODAY WAS HAILED AS THE WHAT RELIGION THEY BELONGED SACHS, TWICE WINNER OF THE THE KWAJALEIN GOLf Assoc. GREATEST BULLfiGHTING SEN- TO." POLE POSITION, AVERAGED 151 WILL HAVE A MATCH-AGAINST- ! SATION IN YEARS, WAS SERIOUS CLAY ADDEO TNAT IMMIGRATION439 MILES AN HOUR -- WELL PAR TOURNAMENT ON SUNDAY, I LY WOUNDED IN THE ABDOMEN TO AFRICA WAS THE BEST SAL- UNDER YESTERDAY'S RECORD 24 MAY BY HIS FIRST BULL THIS AFTER VAT ION fOR NEGROES IN THE 158.828 BY SCOTLAND'S JIMMY IT IS OPEN TO ALL KGA NOON UNITED STATES. CLARK -- TO PACE A SLOW DAY MEMBERSo THE ENTRANCE fEE "EL CORDOBES" WAS WORKING 00000 OF TIME TRIALS. • IS $1.50 TO COVER REFRESH- HIS fIRST LARGE ANIMAL WITH TWINS W~N AGAIN TODAY! MAY BOYCOTT GAMES MENTS AND PRIZES. TEE-Off THE MULETA WHEN IT HOOKED NEW YORK (UPI)--HARMON CAIRO (UPI)--THE ARAB LEAGUE T!ME WILL BE 7.30 A.M. HIM INTO THE AIR, WOUNDING KILLEBREW CRASHED A PAIR Of C °YNCIL TODAY DECIDED TO 80'1'- SOCCER TE'A'M ~ORMJNG HIM SERIOUSLY IN THE ABDOMEN 4 OO-fOOT HOME RUNS AND DROVE COTT THE TOKYO OLYMPICS UN- r JUST BELOW THE RIGHT HIPo IN THREE RUNS TODAY TO HELP LESS INDONESIA IS INVITEO TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN No OFfiCIAL MEDICAL BUL THE RECORD-BENT MINNESOTA TAKE PART. THE COUNCIL ALSO PLAYING ON A SOCCER FOOTBALL LETIN HAS BEEN RELEASED THUS TWINS OVERPOWER THE NEW YORK DECIDED TO CONTACT ARAB, TEAM ARE INVITED TO ATTEND fAR YANKEES, 7-4. AFRICAN, ASIAN, LATIN AMERI- A MEETING AT THE DALLY FIELD "Et.. CORDOBES" WAS CARRIED KILLEBRfWiS BLASTS PLUS CAN AND OTHER fRIENDLY COUN- TODAY AT 5°30 PoM. J OUT Of THE RING, HEAD LOLLING, ROOKIE TONY OLIVA'S 8TH HOME TRIES TO PERSUADE THEM ALSO TO THE OPERATING ROOM UNDER RUN HELPED MAINTAIN THE TO BOYCOTT THE GAMES. THE HOLMBE~~ r;;RWAYS THE STANDS Of THE ARENA. _ TWINS PACE FOR A 300- HOMER. • ••••• WILL BE RESERVED THIS SUNDAY , I"'AGE b HOURGLAss TJI'R 21 MAY t 1964 ! 1 FOR SALE BIKES BOY'S 20", $5, i NOTICES ' BOY'S 24", $5, WOMAN'S 26~ mO(litJ:J :lontghf I, hELP WANTED $15, K\JA J. COND I T ION WAITERS AND BAR WAITERS AVAILABLE MAY 27 CALL 2425. SHOWTIME 7 30 P M NEEDED AT YOKWE YUK CLUB CALL . .. . FOR THOSE WHO TH I NK YOUNG W.R. HUGHES, 409 OR 419. DRESS, TALL JR. II, NEW, JAMES DARREN, PAMELA TIFFiN ••• • YELLOW, $10 88, DIATETIC A STORY OF YOUNG LOVE URGENTLY NEEDED CLERK-TYPIST GELATIN DESSERT, 44 ASSORT A AND Y •• AMUSING C •• LESS INTEREST BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES, INDUS- PACKAGES, $6.60, 3 YOS. 4411 TRIAL RELATIONS OrFICE, TERMI- SOLID LILAC ~AYON FIBER, SHOWTIME 7 AND 9 P.M NAL BUILDiNG $1.77 YD, 5 YOS. 42" BROAD- INCREDIBLE MRo LIMPET • CLOTH, SOLID LILAC, $.75 YO DON KNOTTS, CAROLE COOK SECRETARIES AND TYPIST 5 YOS 28" DYNASTY TAPESTRY THE STORY OF A MAN WHO TURNED INTO A FISH. M.I.T. liNCOLN lABORATORY HAS BROCADE, IMPERIAL YELLOW, A AND Y •• GOOD C VERY GOOD FROM 5 UP OPENINGS FOR THREE WOMEN TO $19.95 TRAILER 5 23. WORK ON ROI-NAMUR, FIVE-DAY •••• SHOWTIME 7.30 P M l WEEK CALL 9-8-350 DAYS OR PIANO, PROTECTED BY AIR- THE INCREDIBLE JOURNEY i 2264 AFTER 6 P M. CONDITIONING WHILE HERE EMILE GENEST, SANDRA SCOTT ; • • CALL 2721~, TRAI LER 573 THREE FAMI~PETS MAKE AN ARDUOUS 250-MILE t SEVERAL OPENINGS ARE AVAIL- JOURNEY THROUGH ONTARIO WILDERNESS ABLE FOR QUALIFIED SECRETARIES AIR CONDITIONER, 2-TON, A AND Y •• VERY GOOD C. EXCELLENT FROM 5 UP WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATES, INDUS G.E., $125, AIR CONDITIONER, TRIAL RELATIONS OFFICE, TERMI 3/4-TON, FRIGIDAIRE, $50' SHOWTIME 6 30 AND 8:30 P.M. NAL BUILDING. BOTH GOOD WORKING ORDER. MAN IN THE MIDDLE I-TON AIR CONDITIONER, CAR ROBERT MITCHUM, BARRY SULLIVAN TYPISTS AND STENOGRAPHERS RIER, NEEDS COMPRESSER, $25 JUSTICE VS. EXPEDIENCE IN CASE INVOLVING NEEDED FOR FULL-TIME (TYPISTS WASHER AND DPIER, HOTPOINT, COMBINED BRITISH-U.S. FORCES IN INDIA DURING ALSO PART TIME) POSITIONS NOW $125 THE PAIR, AMATEUR RADIO WORLD WAR II. I AVAILABLE WITH BELL TELEPHONE STATION, COLLINS 75-S/I, A • GOOD OF KIND Y AND C NO ! LABORATORIES fOR INFORMATION HEATH HX-20, INCLUDING I CONCERNING SPECIFIC JOB OP- ! PHONE PATCH & MONITOR SCOPE, SHOWT IME 8 P t-1 PORTUNITIES AND SALARY, CALL $500 CALL PECK, 446 DAYS. SPARROWS CAN'T SING SUSAN CRABB AT 9-468. JAMES BOOTH, BARBARA WINDSOR SWIM FINS, NEW, MAN'S, IT'S ONE RIDICULOUS SITUAT.ON TO ANOTHER AS A SALESUOMEN. TO WORK FULL SIZE 11-12, BLACK, $5 75, TEMPERED SAILOR, BACK IN LONDON AFTER TWO TIr-1E IN MACY'S. SEE MR .. BUTLE,. i MAN'S RED LEATHER HousrSHOES YEARS AT SEA, HUNTS FOR WIFE WHO HAD LEFT HIM I AT THE STORE. • SIZE ll-M, NEW, $5 5"). I~AN'S A••• VERY AMUSING Y AND C. NO SUMMER LOAFERS, TAN, NEW, FOR SALE CUSHIONED SOLES, $6, CHILD'S SHOWTIME 7 30 P.M. COl": PRESSOR, Ii H. P , BRAND JUMPING JACKS! NEW, SIZE 7B, SHOOT F IRST* NEW, NEVER USED CALL 9-497 BLACK/WHITE, ~3.50, ONE PAIR JOEL MCCREA, EVELYN KEYES DURING WORKING HOURS. BROWN/WHITE, SIZE 7-C, $2 75 ARMY LT. COLONEL RISKS COURT-MARTIAL TO FIND CALL 680, QUARTERS 411C. BRAINS OF ESPIONAGE RING. BIKE, WOMAN'S 26" MURRAY, $12 TR. 673, CALL 2350 AIR CONDITIONERS, TWO I! * No RATING AVAILABLE TON, CARRIER, $125 EACH. PARENTS MAGAZINE MOVIE GUIDE HEATH 110DEL AJ:41 AM/FM KENMORE DRIER, 18 MOS. OLD, EACH FILM IS RATtO AS TO QUALITY AS WELL AS SUITABILITv STEREO TUNER (BUILT-IN MULTI- $125. CALL 2253. FOR CHILDREN OF VARIOUS AGES. THE AGE SYMBOLS USED ARE. PLEX), EX CE LLENT COND I T ION, A •• ADULTS Y •• YOUNG PEOPLE 12-16 C ••• CHILDREN 8-12 $100 CALL 9-~52 DAYS. WASHER, WESTINGHOUSE,$90, J j CHAPEL CASSEROLE SUPPER / KENMORE DRIER, $100, TWO HOUSING AND TRAILER OCCUPANTS I PHONOGRAPH RECORes, ALL TYPES AIR CONDITIONERS, 2-TON, A CASSEROLE SUPPER WILL THE CONTENTS OF THE RED- I LONG-PLAYING, $2 EACH CALL COLDSPOT, $100 EACH, AIR BE HELD ON THE CHAPEL LAWN COVERED HOUSING BOOKLETS RE- I 12307, TrAILEP.~~8. CONDITIONER, I~-TON CARRIER, TOMORROW AT 6.00 P.M., QUIRE DELETIONS AND ADDITIONS I 3 MOS OLD, $150. ALL SPONSORED BY THE WOMEN'S ALL OCCUPANTS ARE ASKED TO ! ISH 0 ES) t I AN'S AI R- 0-MA G I C, AVAILABLE JUNE 18. AVAIL CHAPEL FELLOWSHIP. SEND THEIR BOOKLET TO THE CEN- ! \._l,\CK, t~E\I, SIZE 7~-C, $8.50 ABLE NOW. VACUMN CLEANER, ALL ARE INViTED AND ASKEC TRAL BILLETING OFFICE. iF I CALL 2'i53 TO BRING A CASSEROLE, YOUR QuARTERS NUMBER IS NOT ON t $10, FLOOR POLISHER, $10, ~ PORTABLE TYPEWRITER, $40, SALAD OR VEGETABLE ALSO, THE BOOKLET, PLEASE WRITE THE i CLOTHES DRIER, WA~DIER DELUn) SET OF NORITAKE COOK-AND PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN NUMBER ON THE FIRST SHEET 13-sPEED, $85; METAL HIGH CHAIR, SERVE DISHES, SERVICE 8, SILVERWARE. DESSERT WILL SEND THE BOOKLET THP.OUGH THE 1$6, T\10 I~-TON AI~ CONDITIONERS USED ONCE, $12; 3-PIECE RUG BE FURNISHED. GUARD MAIL OR BRING IT WITH YOUI 1CAR1IER, RUNNI~G OReER, $75 SET, TEAL BLUE, TAl-PING, A "SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT , WHEN PAYING TELEPHONE OR RENT I !EACH ~VAILABLE JUNE 25. CALL $69. CUNNINGTON, QUARTERS IS PLANNED AND NO RESER- BILL PLEASE HELP BY SENDING I !2388 ANYTIME 224-A, CALL 554. V~TIONS ARE NECESSARY. IN YOUR BOOKLET. I I j • (I • RECORD PLAYER, PORTABLE WANTED TO BUY BEAUTY SALON SPECIAL REGISTER fOR UNIVERSITY COURSES ZENITH STEREOPHONIC, WITH RE BABY CARRIAGE, CALL 2320. THE BEAUTY SHOP WILL Now IS THE TIME TO rEGISTER hOTE SPEAKER, GOOD CONDITION, . . FEATURE A "SPECIAL" ON FOR UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI I COURSES l~hC TRAILER 719 PLAIN FLANNEL, *YO OR PERMANENT WAVES AT $10 FOR REGISTRATION IS BEING HELD IN I MORE TRAILER 54~. FOUR DAYS, MAY 25 THROUGH ROOM I OF THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL CAMERA, ZEiSS-IKON, USES 120 28TH CALL 319 FOR AN FROM 6 TO 8 THIS EVENING. I FILM, WITH CASE, $25. GRAFLEX TAPE DECK, 4/TRACK STEREO APPOINTMENT. THE SUMMER SESSION OF THE I I CAMERA WITH CASE, 35 MM, $30 CALL 2350. KWAJALEIN CENTER IS SLATED TO !BOB) 9-8-200 DAYS fOUND START MAY 25 AND END AUGUST 29. IRONING BOARD. CALL 2709. WATCH, OPTIMA, 21-JEWEL, FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CALL CLOTHES DRIER, KENMORE, 220V, •••• AT EM ON BEACH LAST NIGHT J.C~ CHEH AT 2148 DAYS, 337 eXCEllENT CONDITION, $100 CHilD CARE' WILL CARE FOR CLAIM AT SECURITY, 2219. EVENINGS. C~lL 2334 ANYTIME. LITTLE ONES IN MY HOME WITH ENCLOSED PATIO WHILE MOTHER WATCH, IN 3RD FLOOR FOUND I MOVIE CAMERA; BELL& HOWELL, GETS OUT FOR AFTERNOON/DAY. BARRACKS SHOWER ROOM. CLAIM CAT, ADULT FEMALE, BLACK I SUNDIAL ~ODEL 220, 8 MM, $60 TRAILER 546. AT POST OFF I CE. STRIPES WITH WHITE LOWER BODYa l!CAlL ~ALTER TRUEMAN, 540 NITES HAS BEEN INJURED~ APPEARS TO WANTED. IF ANYONE HAS A CATHOLIC SERVICE BE A FAMILY PET. CALL 408. ~ TAPE RECORDER, AKAI M-6, RECORDING OF "PUT YOUR LITTLE MAY ~EVOTIONS WILL BE 00 I USED VERY L! TTLE, $175 WITHOUT FOOT", PLEASE CALL 2370 HE LD TH I S EVEN I NG AT 7.30 PRES I DENT i S BROTHER GETS TI CKET I ACCESSORIES. CALL C.E. SEITZ, • .... P.M. IN THE CHAPEL. CHOIR AUSTIN, TEXAS (UP!)--POLICE .9-288DAY3. LOST PRACTICE WILL BE HELD AfTER CHIEF BOB MiLES GAVE A TICKET \ • ~ASSES, BIfOCALS, BLACK THE DEVOTIONS TO PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S BROTHER, DRESS) PAr