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VOL. KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS fRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1966 "REtvARKABLE SURVEYOR" RETl 'RN~ ~CON PICTURES STAFFORD, CERNAN FINALLY BLAST OFF PASADENA, (UPI)--AMERICA'S REMARKABLE SUR AND FIND ANGRY ALLIGATOR IN ORBIT VEYOR SPACECRAfT TRANSMITTED TO EARTH TODAY SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON (UPI)--THOMAS STAffORD AND EUGENE CERNAN, THE HARD-LUCK ASTRO A STREAM Of "BEAUTifULLY CLEAR N TELEVISION NAUTS, fiNALLY STREAKED INTO SPACE IN THEIR GEMINI-9 CAPSULE TODAY ONLY TO WIND UP fACING PICTURES Of THE LUNAR SURfACE GIVING A A TARGET SATELLITE WHOSE DANGLING PROTECTIVE SHIELD MADE IT LOOK LIKE "AN ANGRY ALLIGATOR." MIGHTY BOOST TO PLANS TO LAND ASTRONAUTS ON SPACE OffiCIALS SAID CERNAN MIGHT ATTEMPT TO SPACEWALK OVER TO THE CRIPPLED SATELLITE THE MOON'S ARID SEA Of STORMS BY 1969. DURING HIS RECORD-BREAKING SOLO EXCURSION INTO SPACE TO SEE If HE COULD CUT OR KNOCK Off THE SPIDERLIKE 620-POUND VEHICLE, WHICH THE fIBERGLASS SHIELD. MADE A fiRST-TRY SOfT LANDING ON THE MOON, CERNAN'S SFACEWALK, A TWO AND A HALf-HOUR SWIRL AROUND THE WORLD, WAS SCHEDULED fOR TURNED ITS CAMERAS ON fOR THE SECOND TIME ABOUT 11.30 AM TOMORROW AT 8:52 PM YESTERDAY BY COMMAND fROM THE THE COOL PROPOSAL BY COMMANQ PILOT STAffORD THAT HE TRY TO SPACE-RAM THE SHROUD LOOSE GOLDSTONE TRACKING STATION IN CALifORNIA'S WAS TURNED DOWN BY HIS SUPERIORS ON THE GROUND. PRESUMABLY IT WAS TOO DAN~EROUS. MOJAVE DESERT. If THE SHIELD CANNOT BE REMOVED, PLANS TO SCIENTISTS AT JET PROPULSION LABORATORY ACHIEVE A SERIES Of DELICATE DOCKINGS BE SAID THE SECOND-DAY PICTURES RANGED fROM TWEEN THE GEMINI AND THE SATELLITE APPARENT PANORAMIC VIEWS Of THE MOON AND ITS HORIZON LY WOULD BE RUINED TO CLOSE UPS Of THE SURVEYOR ITSELf, IN WH I CH SUcH A DOCKING HAD BEEN SCHEDULED fOR IM THE VEHICLE'S NUTS AND BOLTS WERE SEEN IN MEDIATELY AfTER TODAY'S fiRST RENDEZVOUS BE VIVID DETAIL TWEEN THE GEMINI AND THE SATELLITE, CALLED THE PICTURES, TRANSMITTED AT 600 TELEVISION THE IIGLOB" INSTEAD, THE ASTRONAUTS SETTLED LINES TO THE INCH, SHOWED A SOMEWHAT DENiED fOR ANOTHER RENDEZVOUS AND PLANNED A THIRD HORIZON, DOTTED WITH SOfT DIPS RATHER THAN F"OR TOMORROW. SHARP CREVICES. EACH RENDEZVOUS TO~AY BROUGHT THE TWO THROUGHOUT THE NIGHT, JPL SCIENTISTS TURN~ SPACECRAfT TO WlTHIN A fEW fEET Of EACH OTHER I ED THE CAMERA ON AND Off AT 30-MINUTE IN HOPES WERE STILL HIGH fOR GEMINI-9's MIS- I TERVALS. THE TRANSMISSION WAS EXPECTED TO SION, BUT THE STRANGE TROUBLES WHICH DOGGED END ABOUT 5.24 AM WHEN SURVEYOR WAS NO LONG ITS COURSE fOLLOWED THE CAPSULE INTO SPACE ER IN THE RANGE Of THE GOLDSTONE STATION THAT BECAME APPARENT WHEN STAffORD WOUND IT WAS EXPECTED TO BEGIN TRANSMITTING STAFFORD CERNAN UP A fOUR-HOUR CHASE Of THE GLOB AND fOUND IT AGAIN TONIGHT TUMBL~~185 M~~L-E.-S-ABOV~THE-~ EART~-~S PROTECTIVE COVERING DANGLING IN TWO SECTIONS THE fiRST THURSDAY NIGHT SEQUENCE WAS A STAF"F"ORD REPORTED CALMLY "SECTOR SURVEY" Of THE MOON'S SURfACE, TAKEN 111 'VE GOT A WE.IRD-LOOKING MACHINE (IN SIGHT) •• IT LOOKS LIKE AN ANGRY ALLIGATOR ROLLING AS THE CAMERA PERfORMED A fULL 36o-DEGREE AROUND OUT HERE ••• IT'S MOVING ALL AROUND" SWEEP Of THE AREA IMMEDIATELY AROUND THE MISSION DIRECTOR WILLIAM C SCHNEIDER EMPHASIZED AT A NEWS CONfERENCE THAT NO DECISION SPA CECRAfT HAD BEEN REACHED ON WHETHER TO SEND CERNAN ON A DARING VISIT TO THE GLOB. EACH PICTURE INCLUDED ABOUT A 75-DEGREE "WE'RE GOING TO STUDY THAT ALL NIGHT," HE SAID. SECTOR, WHICH SCIENTISTS LATER PLANNED TO SAfETY WAS A PARAMOUNT fACTOR. ~lECE INTO A COMPLETE PHOTO, MUCH LIKE A JIG SCHNEIDER SAID HE WANTED TO IIBE SURE HOW MUCH QUALM I HAVE" ABOUT SENDING CERNAN TO THE SAW PUZZLE. GLOB AT THE END Of A LifELINE (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX)
u.s. CONTINUES HEAVY RAIDS LEADER ATTACko JOH~oUN BUT GROUND ACTION IS LIGHT I N BU 0 D H I 0 T Pl i \ EK PLt-\ Y SAIGON (UPI)--U.S. PLANES HAVE CARRIED OUT THE fOURTH CONSECUTIVE DAY Of MASS BOMBING SAIGON (UPI)--A BUDDHIST NUN BU~NED HER Of COMMUNIST NORTH VIET NAM AT A COST Of SEVEN PLANE.S SHOT DOWN, IT WAS ANNOUNCED TODAY. SELf TO DEATH SATURDAY (SAIGON TIME) IN THE ON THE GROUND THE U.S. 1ST INF"ANTRY DIVISION BEGAN A MAJOR OffENSIVE AGAINST THE VIET CON~ CITY'S MAIN PAGODA. EXTREMIST MONKS EARLIER SEVEN PLANES WITH NINE AMERICAN AIRMEN ABOARD WERE DOWNED BUT SIX Of THE PILOTS WERE SEIZED CONTROL Of THE BUDDHIST ANTI-GOVERN RESCUED, THE SPOKESMEN SAID. MENT STRUGGLE AND PLUNGED SOUTH VIET NAM U.S WARPLANES fLEW 78 MORE MISSIONS INTO NORTH VIET NAM IN THE fOURTH CONSECUTIVE DAY BACK INTO POLITICAL CRISIS. Of THE BIGGEST RAIDS AGAINST THE COMMUNIST NATION SINCE THE END Of THE JAN. 31 DIPLOMATIC THE NUN WAS THE SEVENTH BUDDHIST TO DIE PAUSE IN BOMBINGS. BY SELf-IMMOLATION THE INCIDENT TO DRAMA THE 1ST INfANTRY DIVISION STARTED A MULTI-BATTALION OPERATION, ADELAIDE I AND I I, IN TIZE THE CHURCH DRIVE TO TOPPLE THE MILI BINH DUONG PROVINCE NORTH Of SAIGON ON MAY 30, THE ARMY REVEALED TODAY, BUT ONLY THREE TARY REGIME Of PREMIER NGUYEN CAO Ky OCCUR VIET CONG HAVE THUS fAR BEEN KILLED IN THE RED AfTER A BUDDHIST LEADER CHARGED THAT MAJOR SWEEP. PRESI~ENT JOHNSON DOES NOT KNOW "WHAT IS IN OTHER WAR ACTION IN SOUTH VIET NAM, NEGRO CONFERENCE MOVES GOING ON IN VIET NAM." U.S AIR FORCE B-52 JET BOMBERS fROM GUAM TO EXPAND PATERNALISM MONKS fIRST IDENTifiED THE LATEST SUICIDE STRUCK A SUSPECTED VIET CONG TROOP CONCENTRA WASHINGTON (UPI)--IN THE STYLE Of ITS AS A MONK. LATER THEY SAID IT WAS Nu BAO TION AB9UT 30 MILES WEST Of QUANG NGAI CITY ORGANIZER, PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S CONfERENCE LUAN. SHE SET fiRE TO HERSELf IN fRONT Of AT MIDNIGHT YESTERDAY. RESULTS Of THE RAIDS ON CIVIL RIGHTS ENDED IN A CONSENSUS - THE VIEN HOA DAO PAGODA IN SAIGON BUDDHIST WERE NOT DISCLOSED. DRASTIC STEPS ARE NEEDED TO BRING THE NE YOUNGSTERS STOOD BY AND WATCHED AS THE U.S AIR FORCE, NAVY AND MARINE PILOTS GRO ", ~TO THE SHELTERING WARMTH Of AMERI fLAMES fLICKERED OUT, THEN DRAPPED A MULTI fLEW 346 SORTIES AGAINST VIET CONG TROOP CON CA'S AffLUENT SOC I ETY " COLORED CHURCH fLAG OVER THE REMAINS. CENTRATIONS, fORTifICATIONS, WEAPONS SITES BEN. W. HEINEMAN, THE CHICAGO RAILWAY A BUDDHIST LEADER EARLIER SAID PRESIDENT AND OTHER fACILITIES YESTERDAY. ABOUT 30 EXECUTIVE WHO SERVED AS CHAIRMAN Of THE JOHNSON WAS" IMPERTINENT" fOR CALLING SELf VIET CONG WERE REPORTED KILLED. TWO-DAY CONfERENCE WHICH WOUND UP LAST IMMOLATIONS UNNECESSARY. OffiCIALS SAID THE fOUR DAYS Of MASSIVE NIGHT, TOLD NEWGMEN HE fELT THE MOST IM- THE MILITANT MONKS fORCED RESIGNATION Of RAIDS, CRAMMED INTO A SUNNY BREAK Of THE PRESSIVE RESULT Of THE MEETING WAS THE MODERATE LEADER THICH TAM CHAU. THEY RENEW RAINY SEASON, HAVE RESULTED IN LOSS Of SEV "OVERWHELM I NG CONCENSUS I N fAVOR Of THE ED DEMANDS THAT PREMIER NGUYEN CAO Ky AND EN AMERICAN PLANES, BUT LEfT SUPPLY CENTERS I COUNCIL'S RECOMMENDATIONS fOR AN ACTION CHIEf Of STATE NGUYEN VAN THIEU RESIGN IM AND TRANSPORT ROUTES IN NORTH VIET NAM IN PROGRAM TO HELP AMERICAN NEGROES ACHIEVE MEDIATELY DESPITE THE JUST-CONCLUDED AGREE SHAMBLES. IN REALITY THE RIGHTS WHICH HAVE BEEN MENT SLATED TO BRING CIVILIANS INTO THE THE SEVEN LOST PLANES INCLUDED AN F-I05 OPENED TO THEM IN THEORY." GOVERNMENT THIS WEEKEND. THUNDERCHIEf WHICH WENT DOWN JUST Off THE THE GROUP, AfTER OffERING NUMEROUS INDI THE MOVES IN THE BITTER THREE-MONTH-OLD NORTH VIETNAMESE COAST TODAY ITS PILOT, VIDUAL OPINIONS, ENDORSED THE BULK Of A POLITICAL CRISIS WERE UNDERLINED BY RABID CAPT. ROBERT D. PIERLIN, WAS PLUCKED TO REPORT TO PRESIDENT JOHNSON WHICH WAS DENUNCIATIONS Of THE UNITED STATES AND SAfETY IN A OARING RESCUE. WRITTEN BY A 30-MEMBER COUNTIL Of CIVIL JOHNSON. THE lASTEST RAIDS, WHICH OCCURRED YESTER RIGHTS, B~SINESS, LABOR, EDUCATION, RELI DAY, WERE AIMED AT TARGETS NEAR HANOI, GIOUS AND WELfARE LEADERS. HAIPHONG, DONG HOI, VINH, THANH HOA AND THE HEINEMAN SAID THE fINAL REPORT PROBABLY Mu G IA PASS. WOULD BE PR ESENTED TO JOHNSON I N ABOUT ONE WASHINGTON (UPI)--WHOLESALE PRICES EDGED ON THE GROUND, ACTION PICKED UP SLIGHTLY MONTH. HE ADDED THAT HE "HOPES" CONGRESS UPWARD ONE TENTH Of ONE PERCENT DURING fROM AN ALMOST LifELESS PACE. UNITS Of WILL ACT PROMPTLY AND rAVORABLY UPON THE THE LAST WEEK IN MAY, THE LABOR DEPART THE 1ST AIR CAVALRY DIVISION AND SOUTH MAJOR RECOMMENDATIONS. MENT REPORTED TODAY KOREAN AND VIETNAMESE MILITIAMEN COMBINED TO THE RECOMMENDATIONS INCLUDED GOVERNMENT PRICES WERE HIGHER IN ALL THREE MAJOR KILL 32 VIET CONG IN ACTION LAST NIGHT AND GUARANTEED JOBS fOR THE UNEMPLOYED, MORE INDUSTRIAL GROUPINGS -- fARM PRODUCTS, EARL Y TODA Y. LIBERAL PUBLIC ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS, BIGGER PROCESSED fOODS AND INDUSTRIAL COMMODI TWENTY-ONE WERE KILLED IN OPERATION CRAZY APPROPRIATIONS fOR THE WAR ON POVERY, VAST TIES. HORSE, THE 19-DAY-OLD SWEEP AND DESTROY MIS LY INCREASED fEDERAL AID TO EDUCATION AND AT 105.3 PERCENT Of THE 1957-59 AVER SION IN AN ELEPHANT GRASS VALLEY 275 MILES PASSAGE Of NEW CIVIL RIGHTS LEGISLATION AU AGE WHQLESALE P~ICES IN THE WEEK ENDED NORTH Of SAIGON WHICH~S ACCOUNTED fOR 390 THORIZING VICTIMS or RACIAL VIOLENCE TO MAY 31 WERE STILL TWO TENTHS Of ONE PER (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) BRING CIVIL DAMAGE SUITS IN fEDERAL COURTS. CENT BELOW THE APRIL INDEX Of 105.5. Ff~ iDA I}
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REDUCING THE POSS~BllITv OF AN ANT! '~n 0 CO lJ l D 5 [ EA So i Lye 0 '" SID ERE Doli OTHER PERSONS POSSIBkY !NVOLVED IN INFLATION TAX INCREASE -- WHICH THEY FORMER VICE PRESfDENT RlCYAR~ ~. A PLOT TO KILL HIM MADE CLEAR AT THAT SAME GET-TOGETHE~ ~'XO~ IS ST~lL A FA~OR~TE o~ MANV OR BESIDES YESTERDAyiS PUBLIC FXECUTION, THAT THEY STRONGLY oepOSED GAN~:A.TiC~ REPvBL 1(1.1\::>, BUT EVEN IN ~OBUTU, AN ARMY LIEUTENANT GENERAL JOH~SON/ TWE DAv A~TER HIS DI~~ER T~ESE ~AI\j~S T~ERE .s A FEE~!I\jG THAT THE W~O S[IZED POWER LAST NOVEMBER, ~AS SPEECH -0 BUSI~ESS~EN, ASKED MAYORS GOP ~E(~5 ~ ~E~ PERSC~AL!TY ~or A5- ARRESTED ANOTHER FOR~ER ~IN!STER A~D AT THEIP NATIONAL ~EET!NG FOR ~UCH ~OC/ATED ~iTh CE~EAT TO HEAD ITS TiC EXPELLED A BELGIAN DIPLO~AT Ii THE SAME TIME RES~~~!NTJSAYING OUR ~fT. 1~,~ ~S WP~T ~AS GtUE~ RCVoNEY ClEOPHAS KAMITATU, FORME~ rOREIGN ~BILI-Y TO MEET D~~ANDS fOR CONST~UC- ~uc~ OF H'& f~~lY POL!T!CA~ ApPEALo MI~iSTER, GAVE H!~SELr UP vESTERDAY AND 1 O~ AND rAPITA~ GOODS IS BEING STRAI~ ~AS JAILED AT A MILITARY PRISON rOR VALER.~'0 ED" JE VICTCRY OluPLITED QJESTIONiNG ABOUT THE PLOT TO ASSASS!N iT WA~ NOT DISCLOSED !~MED'ATELY DUBL IN (UPI)--THE fiNE GAEL OPPOSI A~E M,OBUTJ, THROW HIS BOD) IN THE CRO ~OW T1-lf PR~SIDt"-JT I'IEWED THE NEW IN~ -I Of\, 'TO PRES I DE 'T [AMOq DE VALERA, wriO CODILE-INFESTED CONGO RIVER AND SEIZE CREASE IN BUSINESS INVESTME~T PLA~5, WON R[-ELECTIOl\ DESP'TE H~S 84 iEAR~ POWER BLT ONE W~I~E bO~SE SOURCE TOOK THE A~D I\jEAR 8lIND~ESS, CALLEe DE VALERAYS MOB~TU S~ASHED THE PLOT LAST SUNDAY POSITION T~ftT T~E INCREASE wOULD HAVE PAFE~~j~.~ ~AJOR'TV A REoUD~ATION TO W!'h THE ARREST or EVARISTE K!MBA, BEE~ vJ~~ ~ORE IF ~O~NSON HAD NOT ~Av A~C DE~.ANDED ;MA~ ~!3 PARTV RESIGN THE PREMIER WHOM M08~Tu OVER~HREW IN AS~ED T~E 5JS1NESS CAPTAINS TO ~OlD T'-
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PLANS TO ~TUDY ART EDUCATION ~ANCY FL!NT WAS BORN IN MICHIGAN JULY 8) i 9) i8 S H 0 RT L Y t. FT ER HER PAR EN T S j LT. COL. A~D MRS. G FL!Nr, RETURNED FRO~ JAPAN. SINCE NANCY's FAT~E~ WAS A~MY THE FAMILY WAS NATURALLY ON THE MOVE A GREAT DEAL OF THE TiME. ACCORD !~G TO NANCY THEY A.VERAGED A NEW HOUSE EvERY YEAR AND A ~EW LOCATION EVERY
THREE 0 As TIlEY MOVED 1 HEY ACQU I RED NEW MEMBERS IN THE FAMILY, FiVE IN FACT, OF WHICH NANCY IS THE OLDEST. "FROl'A MY FIRST HOME iN MICHiGAN," SAYS NANCY, "WE MOVED TO KENTUCKY WHERE I SPENT MY TIME PLAYING UNDERNEATH THE fOUNDATIO~S Of OLD MCCRARY TO ~UCCEED HC.Jt0 PiCKING THE BLOS PETER Ko MCCRARY Will SUCCEED PETER SOMS OFF TOMA"'O D. HOWES AS TECH~!CAl SUPERV~SOR ~OR P~AN"'S.r T'iE !:"J"ih. veo-EVERETT RESEARCH LA80RATORilS i PA~ N£Xl MOVED TO GER- ~------~~~~~~~~~------I T~CiPATiON IN THE N!~E-X PROGRAM AT WI-fERE. NAI\iCY ~-1A"JY ~WAJALElNo MR. MCCRARY ~!Ll ASSUME rES ALOHA TO KEt,lTRON ~ ITE ~ANI\GER A;~ENDCD ~(R F~RS~ PO~S!OiLdTY FOR DA~A GAfHERiNG OPERA .. HRU. YEAPS 01=" A i ~ E 1\ D E IX ! NCO t'-1 MU NIT Y A - F A I r~ S, CUK r ! '3 r~o~s ON BOARD T~E EC-12!K AJRCRAFT ON Lu TUhNER WILL LEAVE K\JAJALEIN TOMORROW SCHOOLo SHE STiLL JUNE 6. MR. HOWES NEW ASSIG~MENT IS A ~E~(~BE~S W~TH NJS UPO~J COHPLET I ON OF HIS ASS! GNME"lT /l S AERL HEADQUARTERS IN EVERErT~ MASS. rA.~.. G i 11 TtlE DEL u C 0 SITE Iv1A NAG [R F' 0 R r\ EN'" R0 t-.j HA \.J A ! i, L r D 0 ~\p ~1CCRARY RECE I VED H! S B.So DEGREE ~4RD-C~~STED GERMAN tIJRo TURNER AND HIS FAtlllY HAVE BEEN !N PHtSICS FROM T~E VIRG~NiA Mil!TAR~ VERY ACTIve IN CIVIC ACTIVITies. riE HAS BREAD. :NSf!TUTE IN 1956 AND FOR SEVERAL YEARS SERVED AS A MEMBER OF THE KTS ADVISORY R£ TURN '~G TO HI( SERVED ON THE VMI FACULTY AS AN INS'RuC ~--~~~~~~--~ BOARD AND THE SCHOOL BOARD. HIs WiFE, UNijiED STAiES '~E fOR IN MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICS. fA~I~Y DROVE FRO~ NEW YORK TO lHE~R NEW EVELYN, lS A FORMER VICE-PRESiDENT O· IN i9Go~ MR. MCCRARY JOINED AERL AND AS~rGN~ENT DEEP iN THE HEART OF TeXAS THE YOKIJE YUK vJmlEN is ClUO, AND WA 5 A C WAS ASSiGNED AS A TEST CONDUCTOR FOR TH WHERE ll-fEY LIVED fOR THE NEXT FOUR TIVE !~I CARGAIN BAZAAR AND CHURCt-I AF DOWNRANGE RE-ENTRY ~ON!TORING PROGRAM YEARS WrllLE HER fAr~ER WAS iN KOREA FAIRSQ lYE POPULAR TURNER CHILDREN, hERE ~E PARTICIPATED 'N THE DEVElOPMEN TrlE ~AM!~Y L~VED i~ FLOR~DA, ~ND LAT~R TO~I, LOUNETTE} AND R I CHARD, HAVE PART 1- OF M_NY Of THE DATA GATHERING AND CAl !rONTiNUED ON PAGE N~NE) CIPATED tULLY IN SCHOOL AND TEEN-AGE "BRAT ION TECHNIQUES PRESENTLY BEiNG USE
BY AERL FiELD TEAMS 0 iN 1961, HE WAS pqOGRMIJS Q AN UNDERWATER ENTHU01A0T SINCE MR. TURNER BECAME SITE MANAGER SSiGNED TO THE Dc-6 ~E-ENTRY MON!TORIN DOLl. JA ...... ~1\j WAS BOR~ il\l PORTLAND;! SYSTEM (THE FORMER lRAP~VI) AS PROJECT HERE IN MARCH 1964, THE NUMBER OF ON OR(GU~, FEEL 28;! !9L~8o SHORTLY TrlERE SITE PERSONNEL HAS INC~EASED BY ONE NG~~EER RESPONSIBLE FOR OPERATIONAL ACT(P ~E MOVED TO O~KLAND, CAL!FORN!A THIRD TO MEET ~EW COMMITMENTS IN ALL SCHEDULiNG, COORDINATION AND TECHNICAL ~~tRE ~E LiVfD uNTIL tO~!NG TO KWAJA- AREAS UNDER THE RANGE TECHNICAL SUPPORT LIAISON WITH SUBCONTRACTORS~ INTEGRATiO LEINo OF NEW INSTRUMENTS INTO THE SYSTEM AND CONTRACTOR. KENTRON'S INCREASED RES WHiLE GOiNG TO SCHOOL IN OAKLAND HE ESTABLISHMENT OF DETAILED OPERATiONAL PONSIBILITY DURING THIS PERIOD INCLUDED WAS 4C-iVE !N TENNIS, WEiGH LIFTING OPERATION OF THE ~ESSAGE CENTER AND PROCEDURES. AND SIrJ) M"'1! NG CLUBS OUR ~ NG JilL 'EARS HIS NEXT ASSIGNMENT WAS THAT 0: PRO- JASE RADIO WHEN THE ARMY ASSUMED C0~- N J~~~OR ~iG~ ~E REPRESEN~ED HIS SCHO· r lAND OF THE TEST SITE ON I JULY 1964 • i "l VAl~ l OuS EVE~TS ~ JEeT ENG I NEER FOR THE DC-l+ 'vJAKE RADAR C lElD AND GYMNAST~C~~~~~~~~~~nROGRAM (TRAP-IV). IN ADDITION TO T~E ~~PUj ~)Jto;ndt MEETS. HE ALSO ~ON UTIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE FiELD OPERA- SEVERAL AWARDS FOR TION, HIS RESPONSiBiliTIES !NCLUDED THE WE1GliH.IF T iNC:. ASK OF OVER-ALL SYSTEM COORDINATION DOUG CAME TO KWA- iTH SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE PROBLEM JALEiN iN THE EA~LY OF ESTABLISHING INSTRUMENTATION AND DA PAr T 0 F ~ 964 • HE TA RECORDING TECHNIQUES THAT WOULD BE IS AN ACTIVE MEMBER 0 COMPATIBLE WITH RAPID AND EFFICiENT DAT OF ·HE SCUBA CLU8, PROCESSING AND REDUCTiON. HE THEN WAS BELONGS TO lHE NA- ASSIGNED AS PROJECT ENGINEER FOR THE llONAl HONOR SOCIF P-VI RE-ENTRY MONITORING SYSTEM MOD- AND THE NATiONAL IflCATION PROGRAt1. LITTORAL SOCICTY OF ~E WAS ENGAGED IN ED-12IK DESIGNATION AMER! CA, AN ORGAN' - t------~.;:,YSTEM STUD I ES AND RELATED ANALYS IS PLU ZA T! ON J:"OR TrlE STUDY'----~~~~..:..J.!.!....----IB/\S I C SYSTEM MOD I F I CAT ION AND I MPROVE- O~ ~A~!NE OiOlOGY AND OCEANJGRAPHY FOR MENT PRIOR TO COMING TO KWAJALEIN SEV- AMATEURS. ERAl WEEKS AGO. hi! S SUMr-1ER DOliG AND A FRIEND ARE HE AND HIS WIFE, ANNA, HAVE FOUR CHIL TA~!NG A TWO MONTH TR l P AROutlD T HE TRUST DR EN JAMES, 6, JOHN, Lt, SUZANN E ~ 2 TERR/TORYo AND PETER, 3 MONTHS DOUG INTENDS TO COLLECT MATERIAL FOR MAC.A,Z i tIE ART I ClES WH IlE ON THE TR I P, BROADCA0T TONIGHT AND TO STUDY THE UNDERWATeR LIFE, AND NATIVE CULTURES. THE GT-9 LAUNCH HIGHLIGHTS FROM THIS (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) MORNING WilL BE REBROADCASTED TONIGHT AT
FOR "SOFT AND CURLY", SALON f'vlANAGER MOOSE by Bob W.... JIM BUNCH STARTED BY CUTTING MODEL JUDY STANLEY'S LONG HA I R (REI'-IE~1BER HER LOVELY UPSWEPT STYLE IN THE FASHION SHOW?) MOOSE! PO YOU CALL THAT 'WALKING NEXT HER HAIR WAS FROSTED AND G!VEN THE POG'? BE I GE HI GHl i GHTS ArlO A PERMANENT VJAVE - - THEN SET AND COMOED OUT INTO THIS EASY CAPE STYLE. VERY OECOMING, JUDY' NOTE YOU GALS WITH NATURALLY WAVY ~~ IR MAY HAVE NOTICED A TENDENCY TO MORE CU~L IN OUR HUMID CLIMATE - SO WHY NOT START 'vJ I TH A STYLE DES GNED TO BE "SOFT AND CURLY"? PACE 4 HOURGLASS DAY, JUNE 3, --PO'i/ER SUBSYSTEt-1 THE SOLAR PANEL IS THE SPACECRAFT'S PRIMARY POWER SOURCE DURING FLIGHT AND DURING OPERAT!ONS IN THE LUNAR ~fASA DAY. I T CONS I STS OF 3,960 SOLAR CELL \. ARRANGED ON A THIN, FLAT SURFACE OF APppnXI~ATELY NINE SQUARE FEET. THE SOLAR CELLS ARE GROUPED IN 792 SEPA RATE MODULES AND CONNECTED IN SERIES PARALLEL TO GUARD AGAINST COMPLETE FAILURE IN THE EVENT OF A SINGLE CELL ~URVEYOR A SPACEC t1HLFUNCT ION. THE SOLAR ~ANEL IS MOUNTED AT ~HE THt:: 1 R I ANGl;LAr, ALU 11 tJU~l FRA'lE OF TdE TOP OF THE SURVlYOR SPACECRAFT'S MAST SURVEYOR PROVIDlS MOUNTING SURFACES WINGLIKE, IT IS FOLDED AWAY DURING AND ATTACHMENTS FOR THE LANDING GEAR, LAUNCH AND DEPLOYED AFTER THE SPACE MAIN RETROROCKET, VERNIER ENGINES AND CRAFT HAS BEEN EJECTED INTO THE LUNAR ASSOCIATED TANKS, THERMAL COMPARTMENT TRANSIT TRAJECTORY. ANTENNAS AND OTHER ELECTRONIC AND ME ON THE MOON, THE SOLAR PANEL IS DE CHANICAL ASSEMBLIES. SIGNED TO SUPPLY A MINIMUM OF 77 WATT THE SURVEYOR STANDS ABOUT 10 FEET POWER AT A TEMPERATURE OF 140 DEGREES t------~------~ HIGH AND, WITH ITS TRIPOD LANDING GEAR F., AND A MINIMUM OF 57 WATTS AT A ABOUT 6,000 MPH TO APPROXIMATELY 240 EXTENDED, CAN BE PLACED WITHIN A 14- TEMPERATURE o~ 239 DEGREES F. MPH IT BURNS AN ALUM!NUM, AMMONIUM- FOOT CIRCLE. A LANDltJG LEG IS HINGED A 14-CELL RECHARGEABLE, SILVER-Z~NC PERC~ORATE AND POLYHYDRO CARBON, CA~[ TO EACH OF THE THREE LOWER CORNERS Of MAIN BATTERY IS THE ~PACECRAFTtS POW- BONDED COMPOS~TE-TYPE PROPELLANT THE FRA~E AND AN ALU~!NUM HONEYCOMB ER RESERVOIR IT IS THE SOLE SOURCE ENG'NE THRUS~ VARIES FRO~ 8,000 TO FOOTPAD IS ATTACHED TO THE OUTER END OF POWER DURING LAUNCH) IT STORES 10,000 POUNDS OVER A TEMPERATURE RANGE OF EACH LEGo AN AIRPLANE-TYPE SHOCK ELECTRICAL ENERGY FROM THE SOLAR OF 50 TO 70 DEGREES F. PASSIVE THER~AL ABSORBeR AND TELESCOPING STRUT ARE PANEL DURING TRANSIT AND LUNAR-DAY CONTROL, lNSULAT!NG BLANKETS AND SURFAC CONNECTED TO THE FRAME SO THAT THE OP[RATIONS, AND IT PROVIDES A BACK- COATiNGS, WILL MAiNTAIN THE GRAIN ABOVE LEGS CAN BE FOLDED INTO THE NOSE UP SOURCE TO MEET PEAK POWER REQUIRE- 50 DEGREES F. Ir IS F'RED BY ~ PYROGE~ SHROUD DURING LAUNCH. TOUCHDOWN SHOCK MENTS DURING BOTH OF T~OSE PERIODS. lGN!TER. THE MA'N RETRO WllGHS APPROX- ALSO IS ABSORBED BY THE FOOTPADS AND FULLY CHARGED, THE BATTERY PROVIDES IMATELY 1,377 POUNDS ~ND IS SPHERICAL BY THE HYDRAULIC SHOCK ABSORBERS WHICH 3,800 WATT-HOURS AT A DISCHARGE RATE SHAPED, 36 INCHES IN DIAMETER. COllPRESS WITH THE LAND I NG LOAD BLOCKS OF 1.0 A~PERES. BATTERY OUTPUT IS --FLIGHT CONTROL SUBSYSTEM OF CRUSHABLE ALUMINUM HONEYCOMB ARE APPROXIMATELY 22 VOLTS DIRECT CURRENT FLIGHT CONTROL OF SURVEYOR, CONTROL ATTACHED TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SPACE FOR ALL OPERATING AND ENV!RONMENTAL OF ITS ATTITUDE AND VELOCiTY FROM CENT- FRAME AT EACH OF ITS THREE CORNERS TO CONDITIONS IN TEMPERATURES FROM 40 AUR SEPARATION TO TOUCHDOWN ON T~E MOON, ABSORB PART OF THE LANDING SHOC~. DEGREES TO 125 DEGREES F IS PROVIDED BY PRI~ARY SUN SENSOR, Two OMNIDIRECTIONAL, CONICAL AN --TELECOMMUNICATIONS 4UTOMAT!C SUN ACQUISITION SENSOR, CANO- TENNAS ARE MOUNTED ON THE ENDS OF COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT ABOARD PUS SENSOR, INERTIAL REFERENCE UN!T3 FOLDING BOOMS W~ICH ARE HINGED TO THE SURVEYOR SERVES THREE FUNCTIONS. ALTiTUDE MARKING RADAR, !NERT~A BURN- FRAME. THE BOO~S REMAIN FOLDED PRuViDING TRANSMISSION AND RECEPTION OUT SWITCH, RADAR ALTIMETER AND DOPPLfR AGAINST THE FRAME DURING LAUNCH UNTIL OF RADIO SIGNALS, DECODING COMMANDS VELOCiTY SENSORS, FLIGHr CONTROL ELEC- RELEASED BY SQUIB-ACTUATED PIN PULL SENT TO TbE SPACECRAFT, AND SELECTING TRONiC, AND THREE PAIRS OF COLD GAS ERS AND DEPLOYED BY TORSION SPRINGS. AND CONvERTING tNGINEERING AND TELE- JETS. FLIG~T CONTROL ELECTRCNvCS iN~ THE ANTENNA BOOMS ARE RELEASED ONLY VlSION DATA INTO A FOR~ SUITABLE FOR CLUDES A DiG!TAl PROGRAMMER, GATING A~D AFTER THE LANDING LEGS ARE EXTENDED TRANSM!SSION. SWiTCHiNG, LOGIC AND A S!GNAL DATA CON AND LOCKED IN POSITION. VERTER FOR THE RADAR ALTIMETER AND SURVEYOR AN ANTENNA/SOLAR PANEL POSITIONER DOPPLER VELOCITY SENSORS ATOP THE MAST SUPPORTS AND ROTATES SUN ACQUISITION IS REQUIRED BEFORE THE PLANAR ARRAY ANTENNA AND SOLAR LOCKING ON TO T~E STAR CANOPUS. GAS PANEL IN EITHER DIRECTION ALONG FOUR JETS ARE USED TO CENTER THE STAR SE~SOR AXES. THIS FREEDOM OF MOVE~ENT AL ON CANAPU~ SO A~ TO MAiNTAIN ROll AX,S OMNIDIRECTIONAL LOWS ORieNTING THE ANTeNNA TOWARD ATTITUDE DURING CRUISE MODESo It"' STAR EARTH AND THE SOLAq PANEL TOWARD THE OR SUN LOCK IS LOST, CONTROL is Auro SUN. STAR CANOPUS MATI CALLY SWITCHED FROM OPTICAL ~ENSORS TWENTY-NINE PYROTECHNIC DEVICES SENSOR TO GYROS WHICH SENSE CHANGES IN SPAC£ MECHA~ICALLY RELEASE OR LOCK THE MECH CRAFT ATTITUDE INERT!AlLVo ANISMS, SWITCHES AND VALVES ASSOCIATE --TELEVISION WITH THE ANTENNAS, LANDING LEG LOCKS, THE SURVEYOR A SPACECRAFT WILL CARRY ROLL ACTUATOR, RETRO-ROCKET SEPARATION ONE SURVEY TELEVISION CAMERA. THE CAM ATTACHMENTS, HELIU~ AND NITROGEN ERA IS MOUNTED NEARLY VERTICALLY, POINT RADAR ALTITUDE- J DOPPLER VELOCITY ED AT A MOVABLE MIRROR. THE MOUNT!NG TANKS, SHOCK ABSORBERS AND THE RETRO ANTENNA ENGINE DETONATOR. SOME ARE ACTUATED CONTAINING THE MIRROR CAN SWIVEL 360 BY COMMAND FROM THE CENTAUR STAGE DEGREES, AND THE MIRROR CAN TILT FROM A PROGRAMMER PRIOR TO SPACECRAFT SEPARA POSITION WHERE IT REFLECTS A PORTiON TION FROM THE CENTAUR, OTHERS ARE AC OF A LANDING LEG TO ABOVE THE HORiZON. TUATED BY GROUND COMMAND. THE CAMERA CAN BE FOCUSED, BY EARTH ELECTRICAL HARNESSES AND CABLES IN COMMUTATED SIGNALS FROM THE ENGI COMMAND, FROM FOUR FEET TO INFINITY. TERCONNECT THE SPACECRAFT SUBSYSTEMS NEERING PROCESSORS ARE CONVERTED TO (TS IRIS SETTING, WHICH CONTROLS T~E TO PROVIDE CORRECT SIGNAL AND POWER 10-BIT DATA ~ORDS BY AN ANALOG-TO AMOUNT OF LIGHT ENTERERING THE CAMERA, FLOW. THE HARNESS CONNECTING THE TWO DIGITAL CONVERTER IN THE CENTRAL SIG (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) THERMAL COMPARTMENTS IS ROUTED TH~OUGH NAL PROCESSOR AND RELAYED TO THE A THERMAL TUNNEL TO MINIMIZE HEAT LOS TRANSMITTER THE LOW-BIT RATES ARE HOOD FROM THE COMPARTMENTS. COAXIAL CABLE NORMALLY USED WITH TRANSMISSIONS OVER THE LOW-GAIN ANTENNAS AND THE LOW ELEVATION ASSEMBLIES, ATTACHED TO THE FRAME BY DRIVE ASSEMBLY BRACKETS AND CLIPS, ARE USED FOR HIGH POWER LEVELS OF THE TRANSMITTERS. FREQUENCY TRANSMISSION. VIDEO DATA FROM THE TV CAMERAS IS ELECTRICAL CONNECTION WITH THE FED DIRECTLY TO THE TRANSMITTERS ONLY VARIABLE CENTAUR STAGE IS ESTABLISHED THROUGH DURING HIGH-POWER OPERATION AND RE FOCAL LENGTH A 51-PIN CONNECTOR MOUNTED ON THE QUIRES THE USE OF HIGH-GAIN ANTENNA LENS ASSEMBLY - __~~ BOTTOM OF THE FRAME BETWEEN TWO OF WHEN IN THE 600-LINE MODE. FOCUS POTENTIOMETER THE LANDING LEGS. THE CONNECTOR --PROPULSION IRIS MATES WITH THE CENTAUR CONNECTOR WHEN THE PROPULSION SYSTEM CONSISTS OF POTENTIOMETER
THE SURVEYOR IS MOUNTED ON THE LAUNCH THREE LIQUID FUEL VERNIER ROCKET EN ...... ----VIDICON TUBE SHUTTER e GINES AND A SOLID FUEL RETROROCKET. VEH I CLE I T CARR I ES PRE-S EPARAT I ON ASSEMBLY COMMANDS FROM THE CENTAUR PROGRAMMER THE VERNIERS ARE USED FOR THE MID AND CAN HANDLE EMERGENCY COMMANDS COURSE MANEUVER AS WELL AS IN THE ELECTRONIC FROM THE BLOCK-HOUSE CONSOLE. GROUND TERMINAL LUNAR LANDING SEQUtNCE. CONVERSION UNIT POWER AND PRE-LAUNCH MONITOR CIRCUITS THE MAIN RETRO IS USED AT THE BE ALSO PASS THROUGH THE CONNECTOR. GINNING OF THE TERMINAL DESCENT TO THE lUNA~ SURFACE AND SLOWS THE SPAC~ CRAFT FROM AN APPROACH VELOCiTY OF r--~C=' ~)______H_O_UR_G_L_AS_S ______r- _____ ~FR~I~D~~J~UN~E~3~,~!~9~6~6 __-J AMEk I CAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP I NEW YORK (UPI)--DICK RADATZ' DEBUT ' n WITrl Trl[ CLEVELAND !NDIANS WAS N0 T t S t 0 EXACTLY ~ SMASHING SUCCESS r THE ONE-TIME MONSTER OF THE 5 sec AMEq!CA~ t-______ILEAGUE, TRADED FROM BO~TON TO ClEVE~ lAND FOR LEE STANGE AND DON McMAHON " , WENT TO 1HE MOUND FOR THE F~RST TI~E KAUAI KING IS FAVORITE IN AN !NDIA~ UNIFORM LAST NIGHT AGA!~S~ CROWt~ THE KA~SAS CiT~ AT~lET!CSo TO Sft.vEEP TR I PLE HE WAS BOMBED FOR FIVE RU~S I~ JU~T Nrw YORK (UP~)--KA0AJ KING, FAVORED TO BFCOME THE fiRST HORSE iN 18 YEARS TO ONE-THIRD OF A~ I~~ING AS TrE ~NDIANS SWELP TH( COVETED rR~p~t CROWN OF RACiNG, HEADS A F~ElD OF II THREE-YEAR-OLDS LOST THEIR SIXTH GA~E 1N THE LAST fOR TOMORROW S R~C~fST-EVER $125,000 ADDED BELMONT STAKES AT AQUEDUCT SEVEN STARTS AND HAD 'HEIR AMERICAN THE lAST~MINUTE ADD~TION OF JOLLY JET fOR THE I 1/2 MiLE RACE RAISED THE LEAGUE-I EAD CUT TO JuS~ ONE GAME VALUE OF THE 98TH RUNNING OF THiS H~STOR~C TH~RD LEG OF THE TR!PLE CROWN TO OVER BALTi~ORE WHILE DROPP'~G AN \1-4 $161,450, W~TH A WiNNERiS PURSE OF $117,700 DECiS~ON TO THE ATHLETICS THE REST OF THE F!ElD iNCLUDED WHEATLEY STABLES' STUPENDOUS, SECOND CHOICE THE SECOND P~ACE BAlT[~O~E OR~~~ES IN THE EARLY L~NE AT 4-!, REGINALD WEBSTER1S AMBEROID, ROBERT LEHMAN'S REHAB GAINfD GROU~D ON CLEVELAND AS ST~ ILiTATE, KUNG RANCHiS B~fFlE, HAPPY H~Ll FARM1S H~GHEST HONORS, EDWUN WEiSL'S PITCrlED THREE INNINGS OF REllEr VALAM, MRSo ADA L RiCE'S ADVOCATOR, GEORGE PUTNAM"S FLEET SHOE AND CoVo WHIT Mll~ER AND GOT A SINGLE IN A FOUR-quN ~OTH NEY'S FAST COUNT INNING RALLY TO BEAT THE CAL1FORNIA IN AN URON~C TWUST O~ FATE, BUCK PASS T~E EIGHT HO~R5ES ~rO REAChED r~E ANGEL: 9-6 N A ~C-I~~ ~G CO~TEST ER, TH£ TWO-v£AR-O~D CHAMP~ON WHO F fiG ~:AD1 O_fl~fAj or W '~j"G A~L -hRE~ T~IRD PLACE DETROIT MCVEC Hr w 7h[\ URED TO Bl A 50~~D THREAT ALONG W~TH :"-A'3~iI:::::; wE'RE 5,,:: BA~'7C'\ ,I\, J9~9) 2 ~ /2 GAMES OF CL.E'vE,-A~D AS '1'.iE .,. 'GEQ~ GRAUSTARK FOR THL TR~Plt CROWN BEfORE GII,LLA\1' ~Cx. IN 193C-, OMMIA !N ~935, idA RAL~~ED FOR THREE R~~S iN T~E 5EVE~T~ BOTH WERt ~uRr, MAKES H~~ f~RST START AC~lq~l ,~ ~937J W~'~AWAr IN 1941, I~~,NG 70 EDGE lYE ~1~NES01A TWi~~ 7-6. SINCE LAST Wij~rER fiN THE RACl PRECEDJN CJ~f\J; f~E:; :~ ~943, A~~AL_i N i946 TRAll'~G 5-h GO'~G N~~ -~E oE~E~7rl THE BtlMONT 5~AKCS A\D C TA-rJ~ !~ 1948 T~E flGERS rlED rYE GA~E 5-5 ,~ ~4~~- KAUA~ K~NG, SON or THE LfGENDARY 10-BAC~ DOUBLES Bt ~OPM CAS~ A~: A, NATiVE DANCfR, AND OWNED BY M~C~AEl MO,J~ j A J 1\JBAl...~ ~AlINE Do~ DEME-ER T~EN g~~-t~ FORD OF OMA~A, RATfD AN ODDS-ON 4-5 1~rp'_E A E,6~1 E SAF[b~ ~ND SARY R0GGE~8_~~ OEC_J:-O CHOiCE 10 ReACH TUR~ fiMMORTA~~TY BY T -11:: Su,c_ ... L.': (A VJ[ r'~OM 9EH ij ND "f\ THE lOSE~ DW1GH1 S,EB~ER) wH~ ~AC RE~~lVED WINN~NG ThE BELMONT TO GO WITH HIS ~AR aO-i'':: I 'J~ TdC :>E VEN~H i "'N 1\13 W 111 'TWO :>TAR~ER J'iVl ~AA-: It\., r-E S'XTY llER VijCTO~~rs ijN lHt KENTUCKY DERBY ~v,,".., J 1\ If! T-IE "R::', rIIAlf C~'1AMF"01\':I, ROGGEI\BURK wAll(ED J I jII NORfHR,_IP 70 AND PREAKNlSS STAKES DOI.iG_~"" 3 10 2 I'" A wEL\.. PLAYED BALL- FI ... l "'hE eASES At-.lD nA~MOf\ Kq E8RFw' CA,v,Ec "iRA _ rf'"S 2 "'0 ~ ~ ThE lAST r~qE~ ~OW TO 1HE P_ATF 01\ 91L~ fREE THE BELMONT SrAKFS WILL ~~'~G, 0EqE Af\~REwS OPE~EC l~E l~hlhG hA~I= -AP AS KA~r~E S(OqEC 7H[ GO-AYEA~ BE CARRi[0 L~VE, DIRECT ~I-- A GO~B~[ A~~ S:CqED -~E TYING ~'.JN DICK McAulIF'E TYEN wA'_"EC .. ., FROM AQUEDuCT PARK, ON R~f\ C\ ~ERB MCCLEL~A~iS SINGLE. W:TH ::"ORCE IN ThE EVENTlA_ N'f\I~'f\JG RJf\' lI, AFRS ~AD~O, B£G~NN~NG AT ~wC ")1 -3 CA"E MeG')"!>':J :,,\GLED, DR!'v~ (A~~ BAT~EY HOMERED FeR ~I~~E~-CA ,~ Trl ~O 45 SAluRDAf ~ORNINGo 'G 'N Brs ~E8B ~,TH TYE WI~~'~G R0N. " ! f\ - Ii I N f\J n "I :;. T~E MA~YLANC-BQED SPEEDSTER, W~TH DOvG~A) SCORED Suf\CLE PUI'IS IN "'"liE B08BY Rlc~ARDSOf\l RtFPED A BA0E~-~OA~E DON BRU~F~[LD AGA~N ABOARD, DREW POST i !~~~ A~C 5EVE~1H '~N'~GS FOR THEIR F00RTd I I\lf\ I NG ::.0 J8L E TO DR' liE I I\,j TdREE POSiTION No 6 rOR HiS ATTEMPT TO BE ~wo Q.Jf\ ~OTAL Ru~S AND STEVE HAMI.TO~ AL~O~EC rOUR COME THE NINTrl TRIPLE CROWN WINNERQ No Jc~[ A~'DREw:; A~[' OI'l'ER CRA,r;O~ ";001(- Ii 1"'1173 ijf\l A SEVE"-l-Ir-.,"lII\JG RELIEF' 311N- SINCE CITATiON IN ~948 HAS A THRfE E~-lF IN A r~NE P'TCH!NG D~EL, 90T~ 10 PROTECT THC ~Ew )~Rk YA~~EE~ 5-3 YEAR-OLD BEEN ABLE TO WIN ALL THREE P!T(h!~G 7IG~T BA~L I~ ~HE P!NCYES ViCTORY OVER T~E C~ICAGO WHITE Sox CLASSICS LEAD!~G THE SEAGJllS ATTAC~ AT THE THE SJRGING WASnlNGTON SENATORS KAUAi KING, WHO HAS WON EIGHT OUT or PLATE WAS McDONALD WIT~ TWO BI~GlES BACKED UP THE PITCHING OF PHil OR1EGA HiS LAST TEN RACES AND $369,023, ALSO A_ GRLNDMA~ ~ED DO~r.~AS IN DEFEAT Af\JO RON!''lLE Kt INE W,1rl A 13-H1T ,ATTACK Will BE OuT TO SHATTER TRADiTiON BY WI~1-j ~wo Bll\GlES 'OR A 12-2 VICTORf eVER THE BOST0~ BECOMING THE FiRST SUPPLEMENTAL NOMIN Tu-lE Tq ~ P"-E A LEAGI..'E ClOSEC THE i R RED Sox ANJ ~rlEI~ l2T1 VICTORY ,~ TrlE!R ATiON TO WiN THE BELMONTo PURCHASED IN SEA5CN O~ 5~~LAf WllH A SI~GlE GAME ,_ASi ,8 GAMES 1964 FOR $42,000, HE ALREADY HAS BE OP 7 EGA) WHO WAS TA~EN OUT FOR A P~NCH COME THE FijRST HORSE SOLO AT AUCTION THE CriA~JlP I O~!SH ~ P PLAY-OFF GAMES rl'-TER IN THE EIGHTrl WHEN lHE SE~A10RS TO WiN THE DERBY AND PREAKNESS 8ETWEE~ DOUGLAS AND I-I! Gh SCHOOL II ~ERE LEADING 7-2, GAiNED HIS FOUR7d REHABiLITATE DREW THE FiRST POST PO W~ll.. START ON TLESDAY j~STEAD Of S0f\!~ I ( VICTORY AGAiNST TWO ~OSSES SITijON, SAME STALL HE HAD FOR THE DA'r PREAKNESS THEN, I N ORDER, CAME JOllY LBJ ATTENDo GRAOUATIGN JET, FLEET SHOE, rliGHEST HONORS, AM GA~(S FeR ThE WEEK SAN AN,ONIO, TEX (uPI)--PRESIDENT BEROiD, KA~A! KiNG, FAST COUNT, STU SAl, JUNE 4, BqA~DON FiELD JOHNSON FLEW BACK TO TEXAS TONIGHT PENDOUS, ADVOCATOR, BUFFLE AND VAlAM. 5 PM ACCIDENTS VS [BEVE RANGERS TO SEE HIS 23-VEAR-OcD DAUGPTER, LYNDA HiGHEST HONORS l~KElY Will BE THE ('3lJRKE & GILL) BIRD, GRADuATE TOMORROW W!TH HONORS PACE-SETTER~ W~TH WALTER BLUM IN THE SuN, JJNE 5 BRANDON FIE~D FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SADDlE STUPENDOUS AGA~N DREW A START 3 PM SEAGUllS VS KENTRON (BAGLEY & WITH THE PRESIDENT IN THE WHITE HOUSE ING POSiTiON OUTSIDE KAUA~ KING AND SIEVERS) JE1LiNER CA~E MRSo JOH~SON AND LYNDA BlUMFIELD is rXPECTED TO lET BRAULiO T;£ PRESiDENT AND HIS FAM~lY WALKED BEZA TAKE STUPENDOUS AHEAD ijN THE EAR JuN~OR CUP CHAMPIO~ShIP A 'EW YARDS ACROSS A RANDOLPH AIR lY STAGES OF THE RAC[ fHE KWAJA~E!~ Ju~IO~ SOCCER CUP FORCE BASE RLNWAY AND BOARDED A SMALLER AMBERO!D, WHICH FIN~SHED THiRD IN CYAMP'O~SHIP GA~E BETWEEN THE [BEYE PLANE THE PREAKNESS BEHiND KAUAI KiNG AND J~~iORS AND T~E NA Al~ I W~Ll BE rlELD TYE SMALLER PLANE TOOK THEM DIRECTLY S'UPENDOUS, WAS 8-~ BiLL BOLAND WILL T0~ORPOw, SATLRDAt A1 5 PM. rrl!~ ~O T~E LBJ RANCH A!RSTRIP, ABOUT 60 BE. hiS RWfR Q WilL SF ~ BAhG-UP Gft~E ~ND THE SPECTA MilES FRO~ SAN ANTONIO" OTHlR JOCKEvS iNCLuDE BOBBY USSERY TORS WilL SEE SOME rANC~ FOOT~ORK BY A~1ER SPENDING lHE NIGHT Al THE ON FLEET S~OE, JOHNNY ROTZ ON FAST THE YOU~GC:;1ERS RA~CH, PRES'DENT AND MRS JOHNSON WilL COUNT, RON TURCOTTl ON REHABiliTATE, GO TO AUSTIN TOMORROw TO SEE LYNDA NICK SYUK ON JOLLY JET, JOHNNY SELLERS MEt\J'S SOCCER GRADUATE HER FINAL GRADES INCLUDED ON ADVOCATOR, MANNY YCAZA ON BUFfLE S~Jf\A J JLNF 5 THREE A's AND AN A OR B IN CHEMISTRY AND KEN KNAPP ON VAlAMo 2 45 PM JOMA~AJ V~ Ro' COMETS COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES AT THE UNIVER KAUAI KiNG FACES A TASK THAT PROVED 4.00 FM [BEYE 8L~[~ V~ N,A AI ! ! 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RESS CONFE~ENCE IS CANCELLED SERVED AND A~E BEING SOLO ON A "rl~ST GOLLY, IT LOOKS LIKE -- IT IS' FINISH YOUR BOA~D ~IGHT IN YOU~ AND WE DO NOT KNOW WHETHER HE WILL COME, rl~ST-SE~VED" BASIS, SO HURRY, REAL SURF AGAIN (ESPECIALLY WHEN OWN YARD IN 7 EASY STEPS (,NSTRUC HOLD ONE TOMORROW," THE SPOKESMAN HURRY, HURRY' THE TIDE'S IN' WE DOUBT Ir WE'LL TIONS ARE INCLUDED IN YOUR KIT SAID EVER STEAL THE SITE or THE WORLD ALONG WITH THE COLO~ING P~.CESS) SALINAS, CALlr (UPI)--GENARO A KENNEDY, WHO WITH HIS WirE, ETHEL, CHAMP 10NSH I PS r ROM WA IMEA 0 R MAKAHA, SMO.TH POLYURETHANE SURrACES A~E IS STAYING WITH PRINCESS LEE RAOZI BUT THE MeRE JUNIOR MEMBERS .r THE RAMIREZ, 44 WAS ACCIDENTALLY DUMPED IN READY TO GO AND THE WEATHE~, INCI WILL, SISTER or M~s JOHN F KENNEDY, RrlNG SET CAN REALLY HAVE A BALL A GARBAGE T~UCK AND KILLED IN ITS AUTO DENTALLY, IS PE~rECT r.~ W.~KING NOW PLANS TO DEPA~T ON SATURDAY ON THERE THESE DAYS IT'S THE WITH FIBERGLASS AND RESIN MATIC CRUSHER ArTER HE APPARENTLY FELL ASLEEP IN A TRASH BA~REL THE rlRST LEG or A rOUR-NATION ArRI L PLACE TO LEA~N - IN PREPARA TOUR TI N FOR "THE BIG ONES" THAT BREAK MAKE I T INTO MACY'S SPORTING GOODS ALL THE rEELINGS AND HAPI"INESS THAT HE WAS EXPECTED T RECEIVE AN orrl ON OTHE~ SHORES DEPA~TMENT so YOU CAN JOIN THE BIND YOU TO SOMEONE YOU LOVE ARE SOME CIAL COLD SHOULDER '~'M THE SOUTH GANG AT THE POINT SURF'S up' THING YOU TAKE WITH YOU NO MATTER HOW AtRIC~N GOVE~NMENT rAR YOU GO ANONYMOUS HOURGLASS FRIDAY, 3, 1966 KWAJALEIN CARNIVAL ROUND-UP -- 1966 _~.. d ~~~ ~~ t '!'f . QUEEN CORONATION CEREMONY ••• o n CARNIVAL HIGHLIGHTSQo .• > ~E 9 f-tOlJRGLASS (CONTINUED FROM -"J n \' I Ii: (CONl ~ Y0 ~ ~~!~ :~~M) PAGE ONE) 0HR' VEk DEFENOj CORP0" - '-.s' ~ \ I L. •\ WAR SURvEYOR !S EQuiPPED BOTH WITH WiDE DEAD AND 3! CAPTJRED so FAR T~E 25TH L 10 T0 BIG CLNTRACT~ ~~GLE A~D TELEP~OTO bENSES TO SCAr DJVIS!ON ACCOUNl"ED FOR S'X ~O~E jN WASHING (UPI) S DROAD SlRE~C~[S o~ LUNAR LANDSCAFE OR AMBUSH ACTIONS NORTHWEST OF SAIGON AND DIRECTOR TON 0 -- ARGEN~ SHRiVER, ZOOM • FOR CLOSELPS OF JUST ONE-S x OTHER 25T~ D VISION u~ITS B~GGED riVE PORTUNITyOFATHE tFICE OF CONOMIC Op- MOQE ~N OOERATION PAUl REVERE ABOUT .' SSERTED TODAY THAT HIS MUCH ~[t"~J-i-j 01=' A~ Pl~rl d~ \.JiDTH" 0~0 S EMBATuLED JOB CORPS FOR UNDERPRIVELEGED ,\- "PI'CT \,'JED~l~SDII) I) JGH' l-'E SUR- ~~ MikES NORTh O~ AIGON YOUTH IS Tf-l[ Af'I1ER I CAN " R .\SSAtJ i '" STARTED FIND! NG WIDER ACCEPTANCE AMONG r:- "': '0 J\ ,l\..i -; r t- \I E U:D 2 1.( j 338 v1 L E S i t\j G3 MQ~DAv ~HE" ~ S PiLOTS _. ORGAN~ZATIONS, INDIV!DUALS AND COMMUN- DP t '_L-_o i T SS'JCCE5S 4 ARE rt.Y ~JAf;.~OwfC l " o. kAUNCHED THE ITIES. ,.. I- E L, 0 s. II l Vl A R GA ,.) " ....11 T h p .. E So \I lET ~OST 3GPTIES EVER FLOWN ~GAINST NORTH HE CONCEDED IN A PRESS STATEMENT TriAT t.,1~! OtJ, l'iE Russ 1 AIL;} A ~TER 1'-""1 VE FA ll~ VJ(T ~~~. \- CO~Ti~urD T~ESDAY WHEN " THE AiR FORCe ~AU~C~ED tTS GREATEST THERE HAD BEEN SOME DiSAFFECTION, BUT 0RES~ 3C~T-LA~DED LuNA-9 j~ FEBRUARY. Hf CiTED THE RENEWAL O~ CONTRACTS WITH EFrCRT OF T~E W~R AND TUR~ED AN E!GHT L tJ N A, 0 N L Y n/o FEE T h, G H A ~ I..J ...., E i G H I N G SIX URBAN CENTERS AS EVIDENCE THAT THE SQUARE-MILE ~ORTH VIETNAMESE SUPPLY 220 POuNDS, R[TUR~EO JUST 27 PICTURES CORPS IS WINNING A FIRMEP FOOTHOLD. CO~PLEX INTO A FiERY M~SS AND CARRIED 3E"OPE !TS STORAGE BATTERIES FAjLED. SHRiVER SA!D THESE AGREEMENTS TOTAL 01\1 \JEDNESDA Y WITH M' SS ! ONS ACROSS By CO~TqASTJ SURVEYOR is EQu!PPED 68 NeARLY $60 MILLION AND COVER FACiLiTIES d~T~ SO~AR PANE~S T~~T PROVIDE BATTERY T~E CO~~UN1sr eOUNTRYo THE a~RS~ OF AIR ACTION FOLLOWED TWO FOR 10,000 YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN HE ADD- POI/EF ;:-r;c~ ''''E SlA.. ~ND CA~ ~urH"""l ON WEEKS OF suc~ FOUk WEA~HER ~HAT PILOT~ ED THAT TEN OTHER CENTERS, WITH 7,500 FC~ 4h u~L~MiTEC ~IME CALLED IT" CO'vlr-1UN ! ST WEAT !-4ER 0 II ~ ENROLL EES, HAVE BEEN ANNOUNCED OR OPEN- "17'S "lOT GETTll\:C T~ERE FIRST THAi , II CAPT. MELViN ~. ~APSON A~C H.S CREw- :D iN THE PAST THREE MONTHS UNDER CON COUNTS, IT S GC"'T!NG Tf-IERE BEST, SAID TRACTS TOTALING MORE THAN $57 MDLLllON. DR. EDWARD Co WELSH, A WHITE ~OUSE ~E~ pr~FOR~ED T~E DARING ~ESCUE TODAYo HE POHNTED OUT THAT ALL THE CENTERS ~AoSO~ P'~O~ED ~IS Atp rCRCE Hu~~6 SPACE AGENCY COO~Di~ATOR ~AD WON ?RiOP APPROVAL O· THE COMMUN~- S",R'/EYCpiS l:' ~E:~ ~N~ PIC-rU~ES 3,·..,:)t/[) L-~-~CS: SEA~LA~E ~~qo~G- (O~M~N~S7 A Tu~S AND SAW THAT "Cij,,~C U:AOERS, BU;:'- a,,"" UER'1r tt\.,) :'"AL:'" AFt-fS '-IPE.., L/.\I\JDED