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Make Arrests Night from Choppy Atlantic Waters HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE 7-24-64 7-24-64 5~ AT 0404 0.9 AT 1035 ~.4 AT 1629 HOURGLASS I. I AT 2210 VOL 5 NO 1762 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS rR.DAY 23 JULY 1964 PRINCE CHARLES HAS PNEUMONIA ABERDEEN, SCOTLAND (UPI)--PRINCE WINGED SPACESHIP RECOVERED LAST CHARLES, THE SCHOOLBOY HEIR TO THE BRITISH THRONE, WAS ItEPORTED TODAY NIGHT FROM CHOPPY ATLANTIC WATERS TO BE RESPONDING WELL T. TREATMENT CAPE KENNEDY (UPI)--THE TRACKING SHIP COASTAL CRUSADER STEAMED TOWARD BAR­ fOR PNEUMONIA IN A PRIVATE NURSING BADOS TODAY waTH THE rlltST WINGED SPACESHIP THE UNITED STATES HAS RECOVERED HGME. ArTER A FLtGHT IN SPACE. ' A SPOKESMAN AT BUCKINGHAN PALACE THE SHIP RETRIEVED THE 1,150 POUND ASSET SPACE GLIDER AT 11:11 P.M. EST LAST IN LONDON SAID THE PRINCE HAD A GOOD NIGHT MOftE THAN 12 HOUItS AfTEft IT WAS BLASTED 44 MILES INTO SPACE fOR A 12,000 NIGHT AND WAS RESP'NOING WELL Te MILE AN HIUIt GLIDE TO ATLANTIC TAftGET AREA 1,622 MILES AWAY. TREATMENT. rOUR Alit rOItCE AIR ~ESCUE SERVICE PAItADIVEItS WEltE IN THE CHOPPY OCEAN ATTAO+ ING EXTRA FLOTATION GEAR T. THE SCORCHED SPACEC~AfT WITHIN 30 NINUTES ArTEIt A PARACHUTl LOWERED IT THE LAST 14 MIL£S INTO THE SEA. MAKE ARRESTS THE DIVERS REMAINED WtTH THEIR VALU- ,r-----------------------------------~ ASLE PA YLOAD r'lt NEAIitL Y NINE HOURS BE- NE ~ Rr. ES USE RIO TS UNDER RIGHTS LAW fORE THE COASTAL CRUSADER PULLED ALONG- ii \I GREENWOOD, MISS. (UPI)--THE fIRST AR­ SIDE. ReUGH S£AS DELAYED THE PICKUP fO~ TO LOOT BUS I NESSES RESTS UNDER THE NEW CIVIL RIGHTS LAW ALMOST THItEE HOUItS. WEftE MADE TODAY AT GREENWOOD WHEItE THE THE rLIGHT WAS AN IMPORTANT rlltST fO~ NEW YOItK (UPI)--SCREAMING, ROCK AND rBI TOOK CUSTODY or THItEE WHITE MEN UNITED STATES SPACE TECHNOLOGY. IT PltO·BOTTLE-THItOWING NEGROES BATTLED POLICE rolt ALLEGEDLY BEATING A NEGRO BECAUSE VIDEO SCIENTISTS fOft THE fiRST TINE IN THE STREETS .r BR.OKLYN AGAIN LAST HE TRIED TO ENTER A THEATItE. WITH EXACT RESULTS QF THE 4,OOO-DEGREESNIGHT AND LOITEIS, TAKING ADVANTAGE If THE THREE WERE CHARGED WITH CONSPIR- INTO THE ATMOSPHERE BY A WINGED SPACE- THE CONrUSION, PItIWLED AND STOLE UNTIL ING TO VIOLATE THE NEW LAW. CRAfT. DAWN TODAY IN THIS CITY'S r.rTH CONSEC- THE AftRESTS WERE fllST ANNOUNCED IN THE GLIDEIt, SIX rEET LONG AND fiVE UTIVE NIGHT or LAWLEISNESS. WASHINGTIN BY ATT~GEN. ROBERT F. KEN­ rEET WIDE, ItADIOED SACK TEMPEItATURE, THREE SUSPECTED LIITERS, ALL NEGItI, NEDY AND rBI OIRECTllt J. EDGAR H•• VER. PRESSUItE AND VIIRATION MEASUREMENTS WERE WOUNDED BY PILICE. I THE THEATItE IS DEriNED AS A PLACE or rltOM BLASTI,r ATOP A THOIt DELTA ~OCKET rOR THE rlRIT TIME SINCE THE OISOR- PUBLIC ACC'MODATI'N UNDER THE TEItMS or TO IMPACT 25 MINUTES LATER. DEItS BEGAN IN HARLEM LAIT SATURDAY THE NEW CIVIL RIGHTS ACT. AEItOSPACE PLANES or SIMILA~ DESIGN NIGHT, PILICE USED "ORIES TO DISPERSE THE MAXIMUM PENALTY 'OR CONVICTION ARE EXPECTED TO BE THE MANNED SP.CE THE BROOKLYN Mee. AN EITIMATED 1,000 IS A fINE If UP T8 '5,000 AND TEN YEAR! VEHICLES Of THE fUTURE. BECAUSE Of ANGRY, ~£ERING NEGaI YOUTHS MIUNTED~I IN PR I seN. THElft ABILITY TO GLIDE AND MANUEVEft IN MAJOR CHAIGES AGAINIT THE HELMETED RI8T THE G'VERN~ENT SAID THE THREE MEN THE ATMOSPHEItE, PILOTS WILL 8E ABLE TO POLICE IN DE'IANCE I' ~YIR ROSERT r. WILL BE A~RAIGNED AS le'N AS PISSIBlE. LAND T~E CftArT AT AIIPOItTS ftATHER THAN WAGNEIt'S TELEVISED WARNING LAST NIGHT THE U.S. ATTORNEY IN THE CASE HAS RE­ PlUNGE:INTO THE OCEAN TYING UP COSTLY THAT "Moe RULE" WOULD NIT S[ TeLE.ATED. COMMENDED BIND or ,2,500 EACH. SEA RECOVERY fLEETS. WITH SWINGING NIGNTSTICKI AND CHARGES ..... BY THE MOUNTED PATROLNEN, pel ICE BROKE FRENCH CLA: Itt DEN IED IMURDEROUS RACE ~=w~~!u:T:~E!A7:B:E~::I:~.E~~~:RM~::ING aONN (UPI)--THE GERMAN GOVEItNMENT: RIOT CONT I NUES STftEETS Ir MOST 8r THEM. BUT DURING THE REJECTS COMPLETELY rltENCH PRESIDENT i ftlOTING AND ArTEftWARDS, LOITERS WENT CHAftLES Or GAULLE'S CLAIM THAT WESTEftN SINGAPORE (UPI)--S'NGAPOItE MALAYS INTO ACT"N--BREAKING WINDOWS or AT EUItOPE HAS BEEN UNDER THE "SUBeRDINA- AND CHINESE rOUGHT EACH OTHEft THROUGH LEAST 155 STORES AND STEALING rftOM T'ON" or THE UNITED STATES, A HIGH GOV" THE SHUTTEItED STItEETS TODAY IN THETHlltD MANY or THEM. ERNMENT SOUftCE SAID TODAY. STItAIGHT DAY Ir MUltDEftOUS ItACE ItIITS. (CONTINUED ON PAGE 2) IN AN UNUSUALLY SWlrT AND BLUNT It[- By MID-DAY THE TOTAL CASUALTY COUNT OPPOSES CONFERENCE ACTION TI THE rRENCH PRESIDENT'S PR~SS HAD MOUNTED TO 18 DEAD, SIX Of WHeM CONrERENCE ItEMARKS, HIGH-LEVEL BONN • WERE KILLED TIOAY, AND MORE THAN 400 WASHINGTON (UPI)--TNE UNITED STATES IfrIC'ALS AND SPOKESMEN rlR ALL THItEE INJURED. CONTINUES TO IPPOSE 'RENCH PRESIDENT PARTIES IN THE PARLIAMENT SAID rlRM STEEL-HELMETED POLICE AND TRO'PS IN CHAItLES DE GAWLLE'S PROPOSAL rlR AN ALLIANCE AND AN INTtGRATtD DErENSi rUlL BATTLE DRESS HAD ARRESTED 1,242 INTEItNAT.NAL COH'tRtNCE TI END THE VIET WITH THE UNITED STATES WERE IRREPLACE- PERSONS. NAM WAR AND TO NEUTRALIZE SIUTHEAST ABLE fOIt WEST GERMANY, NIW AS BEfOftE. THE RIOTS UNDERM'NED MALAYSIA'S HOPE!~SIA. ••••• roft ItACIAL HARM'NY AND EMBARItASSED THAT WAI THE EXT£NJ Ir THE PUBLIC RE- BUSINESS PLACES EVACUATED WHEN PftlME MINISTER TENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN, WHflACTION TIDAY IY W~.HINGTON TO THE 'I'ENOI GAS MAIN EXPLOSION THREATENED IS VISITING THE UNITED STAT£S. LEADER'S rAR-RANG'NG NEWS CCl)N'EItENCE IN INDIANAPOLIS, IND. (UPI)--AN UNDER- ••••• WHICH HE PLUGGED ANEW 'OR CLeSER RELA- GReUND ELECTR I C TRANsriRMER EXPLODED POLL SHOWS GOLDWATER LEAD I NG T leNS BETWEEN 'ItANCE AND WEST GERMANY IN THE HEART Of DOWNTOWN INDIANAPOLIS IN SOUTH BUT JOHNSON IN U.S. ANO CASTIGATED THE LATTER ro,. CLINGING TeDAY AND flltEMEN ORDERED 8USINESS PLA- WASHINGT.N (UPI)--REPUBLICAN PRES- TO. CLOSELY TI THE UNITED STATES. CES EVACUATED tN THE AIEA. IDENTtAL NeMINEE BARRY GOLDWATER HAS ••••• THE BLAST SET eff AN UNDERGleUND fiRE SPURTED AHEAD or PftESIDENT JOHNS.N AS NEGRO LEADER DENIE~ COMMUNI~T~ AND THE fLAMES THftEATENED TO TOUCH Off THE FIItST CHOICE OF' SeUTHERN V'TEftS, INFILTRATED CIVIL RIGHT~ GROUP> ANITHEIt UNDERGROUND EXPLOSION IN THE PeLLSTEIt L.uIS HARRIS SAID YESTEItDAY. JACKSIH, MIll. (UPI)--NEGRe LEADEI GAS MAINS Oft AN ACCUMULATION 0' SEWER HARRIS SAID, HOWEVER, THAT HIS POLL ~ARTIN LUTHER KING ~R. ANGRILY DENIED GAS. SHOWS JOHNseN STILL THE OVEIWH£LMING TINIGHT T"~T TH[ CIVIL RIGHTS MIVEMENT FIREMEN AND POLICE ROPED OF'r A WIDE NATI.NAL CHOICE WITH 64 PEItCENT or THE WAS INr'LTRAT[D BY CeMMUNISTI. AREA AROUND THE BLAST SCENE AND ORDER- VITERI COMPARED TO 36 PERCENT f'R GOLD- "THEItE AItE AI MANY C.MMUNISTS IN THE ED AT LEAST HALf A DOZEN BUSINESS WATEIt. HE lAID GOLDWATER "WIULD HAVE TflfREEDOM M'VEMtNT AI THERE ARE ESKIM'ES BUILDINGI EVACUATED. MAKE CONTINUING GAINS .f A SIZEABLE IN F"lOlttDA," KING TILD A RALLY .r 2,500 ••••• NATUItE OR END UP A BADLY BEATEN CANDI- NEGROES AND A SCATTERING Of WHITES. GOVERNMENT RANGERS AMBUSHED DATE IN NOVENBER." KING's STATEMENT WAS IN ANSWER Te SAIGeN (UPI} ••CIMMUNIST GUERRILLAS HARRI~, WHOSE POLL IS C'PYWRIGHTED CHAIGEI 8Y SEN. JAMES O. EASTLAND (D. LURED TWO COMPANIES Of GeVERNMENT RAN- BY THE WASHINGT.N POST Co., SAID THE ~ISS.) IN WAIWINGT.N TODAY THAT THE GERS INTG A DAYLIGHT AN BUSH YESTERDAY "UPC8MING BATTLEGItOUND MAY WELL BE THE CIVIL RIGHTS DRIVE IN MISIIISI'Pl IS KILLING 17 AND WIUNDING ANGTHER 34, MIDDLE WEST," BACKED SY C'M~UH'STI. MILITARY SOURCES ftEPlltTED TODAY. ••••• • •••• THEN THEY WAITED IN ANBUSH AND ATTA- FORTUNE IN JEWELS TAKEN BY ASKS F"OR MEETING WITH JOHNSON CKED RANGEItS WHI WERE TO RESCUE THE GANGSTERS I N MONTE CARLO RA 10 WASH I NGTeN (UPI )--REPUBL I CAN PllttS 1- BELEAGUERED OUTfiT. M.NTE CARLO, MINAC. (uPI)--rIVE MAS- DENTIAL CANDIDATE aARIY M. GOLDWATER ••••• KED GANGSTERS ItOSBED A rASHI.NABLE HAS ASKED THE WHITE HIUSE rOR A MEETING LAYS WREATH ON KENNEDY GRAVE JEWEL~Y STORE, SE~t'USLY WOUNDED tNE WITH PItESIDtNT JeHNseN TI DISCUSS WAYS WASHINGTON (UPI)--MALAYSIAN PRIME POLICEMAN WITH sueMACHIN[ GUNrlRE AND Of KEEPING CIVIL RIGHTS rftlM BECeMING MINISTER TENGKU ABDUL R~HMAN, A DEveUT KIDNAPPED ANOTHEIt IN A liGHTNING TWO- AN ISIUE IN THE 'ORTHCeNING ELECTIIN MIILEM, LAtD A WItEATH IN THE GItAVE or NINUIE OPERATleN TIOAY, rOR AN ESTIMA- CAMPAIGN. PItESIDENT KENNEDY AND STOOD SALUTE. TEP .',6 MilLION HAUL IN JEWELS. 4 •••• . -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PAGE 2 HOURGLASS FRIDAY 2 JULY 19~_4 _______ PUBLISHED ~T THE DIRECTION OF THE COM­ MICRONESIAN SHOP EXPlAtNED NEGRO (CONTlNUED FROM PAGE I) .. M,At\JDING OFFICER KWAJALEIN TEST StTE, THE MICRONESIAN HANDICRAfT SHOP HAS By DAWN, AT LEAST 90 PERSONS WERE MARSHALL ISLANDS, CONTRACT DA-OI-021- BEEN UDER THE MANAGEMENT OF TRE YOKWE ARRESTED ON CHARGES RANGUNG FROM 015- AMC-90004 (Y) (NI23-(61756) 35133A PMR) YUK WOMEN'S CLUB FOR THE PAST TEN MONTH~~RDERLY CONDUCT TO BURGLARY, RAISING WITH GlOBAL ASSOCIATES. SPACE FOR THE SHOP IS PROVIDED AT NO THE TWO-NIGHT TOTAL IN BftOOKLYN TO 186. THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY MON­ COST AND LOCATEO IN A STRATEGIC SPOT THEY WERE BEING PROCESSED AT FIVE STA- DAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE fOR IN THE AIR TERMINAL WHERE IT IS READILY TIONHOUSES. NOTICES IS 4P.M DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION ACCESSIBLE TO ALL' PERSONS PASSING T~ruG MORE THAN 500 STORES W£R[ VANDALIZED OtADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS '0 A M.
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