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J/ HIGH TIDE 4/27/ 5.5 AT 0638 4/27/L~~2T;~EOOI5 4/27/ 4. I AT 1909 1 :J/"e HOU RGLASS 4/27/ 1.1 AT 13 7 VOL 4 No 1413 KWAJALEIN~ MARSHALL ISLANDS tR I DAY 26 APR I L 1-.2.63 TEMPERATURES -I .... ~..,... B ~ r "\, RE ~ fir e" u ~l T IC. ~ , :3 ~ DC J(::: D j~' T r ~ ~ A~ I B h,.J I \J U w~& Ii:. ~ : ~ ,. q- "' r) ~ '-.."" ~ (1 ~.~ ~ t' ... ' r- ~ NEW YORK, 61-42, LONDON, 52-43, PAR­ 1 .," '1! 'i 1 • " ( ~ t, ~ I u r-. -.li ~ Ji-i J .. If ~ 'J .. u_ J IS, 57-46, TOKYO, 60-55, SAN FRANCISCO, i~: I L~~ I i·: If ~ri~J(S GADSDEN, ALABAMA, (UPI)--A POSTMAN 65-50, KWAJALEIN, 88-75 AND ROI NAMUR, VIENTIANE, (UPI)--FIGHTING BROKE OUT I SLAIN DURING AN INTEGRATION MARCH ON 89-76. AGAIN WEDNESDAY NIGHT IN THE CRITICAL I AN ALABAMA HIGHWAY WAS WARNED AT LEAST RELATIVE HUMIDITY RANGED BETWEEN PLAIN OF JARS BETWEEN THE PRO-COMMUNIST: THREE TIMES HE WOULD BE KILLED FOR HIS 70 AND 90 PERCENT. PATHET LAO AND NEUTRAL I ST FORCES, I T I BELIEFS, AUTHORITIES DISCLOSED YESTER­ No RAiN FELL YESTERDAY SO THE APRIL WAS REPORTED HERE TODAY o DAY. ACCUMULATION REMAINS AT 4097 INCHES. THE REPORTS OF RENEWED FIGHTING BE­ BOTH PRESIDENT KENNEDY AND ALABAMA TWEEN THE OPPOSING FORCES WERE REPORT­ Gov GEORGE C. WALLACE EXPRESSED OUT­ KHRUSHCHEV CONCEDES FUTURE RETIREMENT ED BY ONE OF NEUTRALIST COMMANDER GEN. RAGE OVER THE SLAYING OF W,LLIAM L, Moscow, (UPI)--PREMIER NIKITA KHRUSH" KONG LE'S SENIOR POLICE OFFICERS WHO MOORE, 35, OF BALTIMORE, MD. CHEV HAS PUBLICLY DECLARED THAT HE ARRIVED HERE THIS MORNING fOR A 24- KEI\INEDY CALLED IT "AN OUTRAGEOUS WILL SOMEDAY HAVE TO GIVE UP ONE OR HOUR LEAVE. CRIME" AT HIS NATIONALLY TELEVISED BOTH OF HIS POSTS AS LEADER OF THE IT WAS THE FIRST FIGHTING SINCE LAST ~EwS CONFERENCE. THE GOVERNOR AN~ SOVIET GOVERNMENT AND HEAD OF COMMUN­ SUNDAY. ~OuNCING HE HAD ORDERED EVERY INVESTI­ IST PARTY, TASS REPORTED TODAY. THE OFFICER SAID THAT THE PATHET LAO I GATIVE AGENCY IN THE STATE TO WORK ON SHELLING ON KONG LE'S POSITION AT LAT THE SOVIET AGENCY SAID THE PREMIER, THE KILLING, SAID IT WAS A "DASTARDLY SPEAKING YESTERDAY TO A KREMLIN MEET­ HOANG BEGAN 10 P.M. WEDNESDAY NIGHT ACT" " ING OF RUSSIAN FEDERATION INDUSTRY AND CONTINUED STRONGLY UNTIL I I PoM. ALABAMA OffiCIAL MADE PUBLIC A AND CONSTRUCTION WORKERS, STRESSED LAT HOANG IS THE TOWN SITUATED STRA- I DIARY MOORE KEPT DURING HIS ANTI-SEG­ THE NEED fOR ACCEPTANCE OF THE AUTHOR­ TEGICALLY IN THE CROSSROADS LEADING TO I REGATION WALK fROM CHATTANOOGA, TENN., ITY Of THE COMMUNIST PARTY AND ITS XIENG KHOUANG FROM THE PLAIN OF JARS TOWARD JACKSON, MISS., WHERE HE IN­ CENTRAL COMMITTEE. A!RFIELD AND ALSO KHANG KHAYo PORTION TENDED TO PRESENT A LETTER Of PROTEST "I BELIEVE THAT NO ONE WILL SUSPECT OF LAT HOANG WAS RECENTLY REOCCUPIED TO Gov Ross BARNETT. ME fOR STATING TI-IIS. I HAVE NO BY KONG LE'S TROOPS. IN IT, MOORE NOTED THE WARNINGS. SPECIAL STANDING Of MY OWN IN THE PAR­ A TEAM Of THE INTERNATiONAL CONTROL EXCERPTS fROM THE OIARY SAID: TY. I AM ALREADY 69 AND I HAVE THE COMMISSION FLEW TO THE PLAIN THIS MORN­ "APRIL 22--WALKING AGAIN ••• COUPLE I RIGHT TO SAY SO. tOR EVERYONE UNDER­ ING BY HELICOPTER BUT WAS EXPECTED TO OF PASS I NG CARS HAVE YE LLED, 'N I GGER RETURN HERE BY THIS EVENINGo LOVING ___________ f STANDS THAT I CANNOT HOLD FOR ALL TIME THE POSITION I NOW HAVE IN THE RELIABLE SOURCES SAID THAT ICC HAS "APRIL 23---WALKING AGAIN. TRAffiC PARTY AND THE STATE," HE SAID. BEEN SENDING ITS TEAMS DAILY TO THE COP WAVED GREETING ••• INVITED TO CHAT PLAIN BUT HAVE NOT BEEN STAYING THERE WITH FEW MEN WHO HAD HEARD ABOUT MY COOL TO TEST-BAN APPEAL OVERNIGHT. WALK ON TV. THEY DIDN'T THINK I'D IT WAS BELIEVED THAT ICC TEAMS HAVE FINISH MY WALK ALIVE ••• " LONDON, (UPI)--PREMIER NIKITA BEEN SENT THERE FOR INSPECTION AND iN "A COUPLE OF MEN WHO HAD TALKED TO KHRUSHCHEV HAS REACTED COOLY TO THE PREPARATION FOR A SCHEDULED MEETING tIE BEFORE DROVE UP AND QUEST IONED MY JOINT APPEAL fROM PRESIDENT KENNEDY BETWEEN PREMIER PRINCE SOU VANNA PHOUMA , RELIGIOUS AND POLITICAL BELIEFS. AND AND PRIME MINISTER HAROLD MACMILLAN AND PATHET LAO TITULAR HEAD PRINCE ONE WAS SURE I'D BE KILLED fOR THEM ." FOR SPEEDING A NUCLEAR TEST BAN. RE­ SOUPHANOUVONG. THE MEETING WAS SAID THE LAST ENTRY, "ONLY KIDS ADOPT LIABLE INfORMANTS SAID TODAY. TO HAVE BEEN TENTATIVELY SET FOR SATUR­ DOGS," NOTED THE FACT MOORE HAD PRE­ THE SOVIET LEADER REMAINED NON-COM­ DAY. SENTED SOME CHILDREN WITH A STRAY DOG MITTAL AND HAS RESERVED HIS REPLY TO ICC's ROUTINE FLIGHT TO HANOI WAS HE HAD PICKED UP ON HIS MARCH. HE THE JOINT PROPOSAL, PRESENTED TO HIM SCHEDULED TO MAKE A BRIEF STOPOVER AT GAVE UP THE DOG AT A GENERAL STORE LO­ YESTERDAY BY THE AMERICAN AND BRITISH THE PLAINS TODAY TO PICKUP NORTH V,ET­ CATED ONLY A MilE FROM THE PLACE HIS ENVOYS DURING A 90 MINUTE MEETING AT NAMESE WORKERS FOR REPARTRIATION o BODY WAS FOUND TUESDAY NIGHT, SPRAWLED THE KREMLIN, THE SOURCES SAID. THESE WORKERS WERE SAID TO BE AIRPORT ON UoS. II IN FRONT OF A ROADSIDE PARK THE ANGLO-AMERICAN JOINT LETTER, TOWER OPERATORS WHO WERE TO BE SENT 13 MILES FROM GADSDEN. THE SOURCES SAID, URGED KHRUSHCHEV TO HOME IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ANNOUNCEMENT HE HAD BEEN SHOT ONCE IN THE FORE­ HELP BREAK THE TEST ~AN DEADLOCK BUT MADE WEDNESDAY BY SOUVANNA ~EAD AND ONCE IN THE NECK WITH 22 CALI­ OffERED NO SPECIFIC COMPROMISE ON THE IT WAS INITIALLY REPORTED WEDNESDAY BER BULLETS. THE SIGN HE CARRIED, KEY QUESTION OF THE NUMBER OF ON-SITE THAT ABOUT 300 OTHER NORTH VIETNAMESE ~ wHICH SAID "EAT AT JOES' BOTH BLACK INSPECTIONS WHICH THE WEST CONSIDERS "WORKMEN" WERE TO BE REPATRITED FOLLOW-I A~D WHITE. EQUAL RIGHTS FOR ALL NECESSARY TO POLICE A TEST BAN. ING CHARGES BY KONG LE THAT THEY PAR- i (MIS3lSSIPPI OR BUST)," WAS STILL ON IT DID NOT SPELL OUT DETAILED CON­ TICIPATED IN FIGHTING AGAINST THE diS bACK CRETE PROPOSALS. NEUTRAL I ST TROOPS. HOWEVER, I T AP­ KHRUSHCHEV'S REPLY WAS EXPECTED PEARED TODAY THAT ONLY 18 TECHNICIANS HARRIMAN IN MOSCOW SHORTLY PRESIDENTIAL ENVOY AVERELL WERE GOING BACK TO THE NORTH VIETAMESE HARRIMAN, WHO FLEW TO Moscow TODAY TO CAPITAL. Moscow, (UPI)--UNDERSECRETARY OF DISCUSS THE LAOS CRISIS WITH SOVIET STATE Wo AVERELL HARRIMAN ARRIVED IN LEADERS, ALSO MAY TRY TO PUSH THE Moscow TODAY WITH A PERSONAL APPEAL BREAK UP RIOT TEST BAN ISSUE WHEN HE MEETS WITH FROM PRESIDENT JOHN KENNEDY TO JERUSALEM, JORDAN, (UPI)--POLICE F. KHRUSHCHEV. PREMIER NIKITA S. KHRUSHCHEV TO HELP SWINGING NIGHTSTICKS BROKE UP A SMALL SETTLE THE CRISIS IN LAOS DEt-10NSTRATION IN THE "OLD CITY" OF EAST GERMAN GIRL ARRESTED AS SPY HE SAID HE WAS "HOPEfUL" AGREEMENT JERUSALEM TODAY. Moscow, (UPI)--A SOVIET NEWSPAPER COULD BE REACHED TO END THE FIGHTING BUT THE TROUBLED CITY APPEARED OTHER­ SAID TODAY AN EAST GERMAN GIRL HAD IN THE SOUTHEAST ASIAN K,NGDOM. WISE TO BE HAVING ITS FIRST DAY Of CALM BEEN ARRESTED fOR SPYING HERE FOR HE SAID HE WAS CERTAIN HE WOULD MEET IN NEARLY A WEEK. At-1ER I CA THE SOVIET LEADER AND SAW "NO REASON No CASUALTIES WERE REPORTED IN THE IT SAID THE GIRL, OLGA RAUER, CON­ TO BELIEVE THAT MR. KHRUSHCHEV DOES DEMONSTRATION OR WHEN THE CURFEW WAS FESSED TO PASSING INFORMATION ON SO- NOT INTEND TO CARRY OUT THE AGREEMENT" LIFTED FOR FOUR HOURS TODAY. VIET ANTI-AIRCRAFT DEFENSE AND CIVIL GUARANTEEING LAOTIAN NEUTRALITY AND HOWEVER THE BANKS AND MANY SHOPS RE­ DEFENSE TO THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE INDEPENDENCE. MAINED CLOSED FOLLOWING PRo-NASSER AGENCY. THE 72-YEAR-OLD STATE DEPARTMENT RIOTING HERE LAST WEEKEND IN WHICH 30 THE NEWSPAPER, TRUD, SAID MISS RAUER TROUBLE-SHOOTER ARRIVED FROM LONDON PERSONS WERE HOSPITALIZED o HAD BEEN A MEDICAL STUDENT FOR FOUR ABOARD A SOVIET TU-104 JET AIRLINER A SYRIAN CHARGE THAT HEAVY fiGHTiNG YEARS. Al 1518 GMT. HAD BROKEN OUT NEAR NABLUS, JORDAN, TRUD, WHICH CALLED HER AN "UNWANTED WAS DENIED BY JORDAN OFFICIALSo GUEST," DID NOT SAY WHEN MISS RAUER SPY RING UNCOVERED CAME TO Moscow, WHEN SHE WAS CAUGHT OR THE BRITISH EMBASSY HERE CALLED "AB_ CAIRO, (UPIJ--EGYPTIAN INTELLIGENCE W WAS SOLUTE NONSENSE" TO SYRIA'S CLAIMS HERE SHE WAS BEING HELD. N~rTHER~ AGENTS HAVE UNCOVERED AN ALLEGED ISRAE- THERE MENTION Of ANY TRIAL. THAT N!NE BATTALIONS OF BRITISH TROOPS LI Spy RING AND ARRESTED TWO LAW STU- TRUD CHARGED THAT OLGA ACTED AS A HAD LANDED AT AKABA, JORDAN. DENTS AND A TELEVISION CAMERAMAN, IT SPY fOR THE WEST BERLIN DEPARTMENT WAS ANNOUNCED HERE TODAY. OF THE CIA. POSTAGE STAMPS WERE FIRST USED BY THE UNITED STATES IN 1847. PAGE 2. HOURGLASS FRIDAY 26 APRIL 1963 • PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION Of THE COM­ ARGENTINE ARRESTS ALEXANDRA'S HONEYMOON MANDING OfFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE BUENOS AIRES, (UPI }--ARGENTINE AU­ BALLATER, SC9TLAND, (UPI )--PRINCE5S FACILITY KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS, THORITIES REPORTED LAST NiaHT THEY HAD ALEXANORA ANO ANGUS OGILVY, WED IEfORE IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU Of WEAPONS SMASHED A COMMUNIST ESPIONAGE RING AND THE EYES or MILLIONS IN A CEREMONY CONTRACT NOAS-4176-c WITH THE TRANS. MADE "SEVERAL ARRESTS" INCLUDING A THAT TOUCHED THE HEART OF THE NATION, PORT COMPANY or TEXAS.
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