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VOL 5 NO 1825 KWAJALE IN, MARSHALL ISLANDS fRIDAY OCTOBER I 64 286 AMERICANS DEAD A NOTE OF THANKS DIPLOMATIC MANUEVER COLONEL GLENN CRANE, COMMANDIN( IN SOUTH VIET NAM OFFICER, KWAJALEIN TEST SITE, WISHES ON RED Spy CHARGE WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE DEFENSE DEPART­ TO EXPRESS HIS APPRECIATION TO THE Moscow (UPI)--THE UNITED STATES IS MENT SAID TODAY THAT THROUGH OCT. 5 A MANY AGENCIES AND INDIVIDUALS ON CONSIDERING SENDING BACK TO Moscow THE TOTAL OF 196 AMERICANS HAD BEEN KILLED KWAJALEIN THAT WORKED SO DILIGENTLY THREE AMERICAN MILITARY ATTACHES ACCUS­ IN ACTION IN SOUTH VIET NAN SINCE JAN.I IN THE PREPARATION FOR THE 3 OCTOBER ED OF "ESPIONAaE" IY THE RUSSIANS -­ or 1961. 1964 VISIT OF GENERAL FRANK S. BESS THEN IMMEDIATELY WITHDRAWING THEM, IN­ THE TOTAL THROUGH THE PREVIOUS WEEK COMMANDING GENERAL, U.S. ARMY MATER­ FORMED SOURCES HERE SAID TODAY. WAS 195. IEL COMMAND, AND COLONEL IVY O. DREW THE THREE OrF'ICERS ARE DUE HERE TO­ THE DEPARTMENT SAID THAT 127 or THE RY, NIK[-X PROJECT MANAGER. MORROW FROM NEW DELHI ABOARD A LONDON­ 196 DEATHS WERE ATTRIBUTED TO HOSTILE GENERAL BESSON WAS WELL PLEASED BOUND AIR INDIA FLIGHT ArTER COMPLETIN AIR ACTION AND THE REMAINING 69 TO WITH ALL THE BRIEFINGS THAT HE RE­ A TROUBLE-RIDDEN, TRANS-SIBERIAN TRAIN GROUND ACTION. CEIVED. IN ADDITION, HE MADE THE JOURNEY TO JWAN. IN ANOTHER BREAKDOWN or THE 196 TOTAL COMMENT THAT HE WAS PARTICULARLY THE SOURCES SAID THE U.So STATE DE­ THE DEPARTMENT SAID 150 WERE CONFIRMED HAPPY TO HAVE BEEN GIVEN THE OPPOR.­ PARTMENT IS CONSIDERING A PLAN TO HAVE DEAD IMMEDIATELY, ANOTHER 10 DIED OF TUN1TY TO MEET AND TALK WITH SO MANY THE OFFICERS LAND IN Moscow, THEN LEAVE WOUNDS AND 36 WERE CLASSIFIED AS HAVING ISLAND RESIDENTS FROM THE VARIOUS AN HOUR LATER FOR LONDON DIED WHILE MISSING. SEGMENTS OF KWAJALEIN TEST SITE AND THERE WAS NO CONFIRMATION FROM THE IN OTHER CASUALTY TOLLS, THE DEPART­ CONTRACTORS LOCATED ON KWAJALEIN TEST U.S. EMBASSY. MENT SAID 1,170 AMERICANS HAVE BEEN SITE. HE WAS PARTICULARLY IMPRESSED THE PLAN WOULD SERVE AS A "FACE-SAV­ WOUNDED IN VIET NAM SINCE THE FIRST DAY WITH THE HIGH CALIBER PERSONNEL AT I NG n DEV I CE rOR THE OFF' I CERS WHO WERE OF 1961, AND 90 HAVE MET NON-COMBAT KWAJALEIN AND THEIR INTEREST IN THE ACCUSED AGAIN THIS MORNING BY THE COM­ DEATHS. OF THESE 34 ARE ATTRIBUTED TO PROGRAMS AND THEIR OVER-ALL SPIRIT MUNIST ORGAN PRAVDA OF MAKING DETAILED AIRCRAFT AND THE REMAINDER TO OTHER WHICH WAS CONVEYED TO HIM BY NUMER­ "SPY" OBSERVATIONS DURING THEIR JOUR­ CAUSES. OUS CONVERSATIONS DURING HIS RECEP­ NEY, THE SOURCES SAID. THE CURRENT NUMBER OF PERSONS MISSING TION THE EVENING OF 3 OCTOBER 1964. THEIR ARRIVAL AND IMMEDIATE DEPARTURE IN HOSTILE ACTION IS SEVEN, WITH THREE THANKS FOR A JOB WELL DONE. WOULD ALSO SERVE TO DAM~EN THE WIDE­ MORE MISSING F'OR OTHER THAN COMBAT REA­ SPREAD WESTERN PUBLICITY GIVEN THE CASE SONS. SIX AMERICANS FIRST REPORTED MIS­ WHICH THE SOURCES SAY MIGHT DAMAGE SING ARE NOW RETURNED AND NINE ARE RUSK SAYS RUSSIA EAST-WEST EFFORTS TO IMPROVE MUTUAL RE­ "DETAINED" -- INDICATING CAPTURE. MUST PAY U.N. DUES LATIONS. WASHINGTON (UPI)--SECRETARY OF STATE ------DEAN RUSK TOLD A NEWS CONFERENCE TODAY TSHOMBE CAPTIVEi THAT IF SOVIET RUSSIA FAILED TO PAY ITS REI) LAOTIAN PRINCE LEADERS TO CONtER U.N. PEACE KEEPING DUES, IT WOULD BE AT CAIRO (UPI)--THE AfRICAN HEADS OF ODDS WITH ALL MEMBERS OF THE UNITED NA­ L~Nt~~uyl~-~P~~COM~! '~TTL~O~ I~N STATE PLANNED TO MEET TONIGHT TO DIS­ TIONS, NOT THE UoSo ALONE. PRINCE SOUPHANOUVONG TODAY PUBLICLY CUSS CONGOLESE PREMIER MOISE TSHOMBE, RUSK WAS ASKED WHETHER SOVIET RUSSIA DENOUNCED LAOS' NEUTRALIST PREMIER WHO HAS BEEN HELD HOSTAGE FOR U.A.R.ANO AND THE UNITED STATES WERE ON A "COLLIS­ PRINCE SOUVANNA PHOUMA AS AN "IMPERIAL­ ALGERIAN EMBASSY EMPLOYEES BESEIGED BY ION COURSE" ON THE ISSUE OF SOVIET Rus­ IST" STOOGE AND CALLED FOR THE URGENT ARMED TROOPS IN LEOPOLDVILLE. SIA'S DECLARATION THAT IT WOULD NOT PAY RECONVENTION OF THE GENEVA LAOS CONFER­ INFORMED SOURCES SAID THE AFRICAN ITS DUES FOR THE PEACE KEEPING OPERATIQII. ENCE. SOUPHANOUVONG, A VICE PREMiER IN LEADERS, WHO CAME HERE FOR THE SECOND HE REPLIED THAT THE ISSUE WAS NOT ONE THE COALITION GOVERNMENT, MADE HIS NON-ALIGNED SUMMIT CONFERENCE, WOULD BETWEEN THE SOVIETS AND THE UNITED STA­ CHARGES AT A NEWS CONF'ERENCE IN PEKING REVIEW DEVELOPMENTS SINCE THEIR CABLE TES, BUT BETWEEN THE SOVIETS AND THE WHERE HE HAS BEEN CONSULTING WITH PEK­ LAST NIGHT TO CONGOLESE PRESIDENT Jos- OTHER COUNTRIES WHICH HAVE MADE THE ING LEADERS, ACCORDING TO THE NEW CHI* EPH KASAVUBU DEMANDING THE RELEASE OF SAME REFUSAL, AND ALL THE REST OF THE NEWS AGENCY MONITORED HERE TODAY. THE EMBASSY EMPLOYEES. U.No ASSEMB~Y. THE ATTACK SIGNALLED THE TOTAL FAIL­ THE EMBASSIES WERE SURROUNDED fOR THE THEIR ATTITUDE DEEPLY OFFENDS THE URE OF LATEST EFFORTS TO RESTORE THE TREATMENT TSHOMBE RECEIVED IN CAIRO, STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS, RUSK COALITION GOVERNMENT OF' LAOS' LEFT, BUT U.A.R. OFFICIALS SAID LATER TSHOMBE SAID, BECAUSE THE POWER TO LEVY THESE RIGHT AND NEUTRALIST F'ACTIONS, WITH WOULD NOT BE RELEASED UNTIL THE EMBASSY ASSESSMENTS WAS THE ONLY AUTHORITY THE SOUVANNA PHOUMA AS ITS RECOGNIZED HEAD. PERSONNEL WERE ALLOWED TO LEAVE rOR B~ GENERAL ASSEMBLY EVER HAD. EVERY SMALL SOUVANOUPHONG ATTENOED A CONFERENCE ZZAVILLE, THE FORMER fRENCH CONGO CAPI- COUNTRY, THEREFORE, HAS A STAKE IN THIS or THE LAOS LEADERS IN PARIS LAST MONTH \TAL ACROSS THE CONGO RIVER. CONSTITUTIONAL ISSUE, HE SAID. AND PROCEDED F'ROM THERE TO PEKING EN I A CONGO DELEGATION SPOKESMAN SAID THE SECRETARY SAID THE QUESTION 15 ROUTE BACK TO LAOS. TSHOMBE WAS TOO "VEXED" TO EAT MORE WHETHER THE UNITED NATIONS IS GOING TO THE PRINCES SET UP A NEGOTIATION TEAM THAN JUST "A LITTLE FRUIT" AND DOCTORS CONTINUE Of THE BASIS OF THIS CHARTER. TO CONTINUE EFFORTS AT CONCILIATION IN HAVE HAD TO GIVE HIM FORTifYING SHOTS. THE UNITED STATES HOPES, HE SAID, PARIS. SR-71 I N CALI FORNIA THAT SOME ARRANGEMENT CAN BE MADE BY MACAPAGALS FETE WASHINGTON (UPI)--AMERICA'S NEW 2,000 WHICH THE ISSUE CAN BE REMOVED BEFORE I) MILE-AN-HOUR STRATEGIC RECONNAISSANCE THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY MEETS NEXl MONTH. NEW YORK (UPI)--THE fINANCIAL DISTRI- PLANE, THE SR71, WILL BE BASED AT BEALE THE UNITED STATES IS NOT LOOKING FOR CT'S TEEMING WHITE-COLLAR WORKERS AND AIR FORCE BASE, MARYSVILLE, CALIFORNIA, A BITTER CONFRONTATION WITH THE SOVIET PERFECT WEATHER GREETED PHILIPPINE PRE~ THE DEFENSE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCED TODAY. UNION, HE SAID. IDENT DIOSDADO MACAPAGAL TODAY AS HE THE PLANE, CONSIDERED TO BE A DERIV- (CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR) RODE UP LOWER BROADWAY TO CITY HALL IN AT I VE OF TH E A-II ANNOUNCED I N FEBRUARY SHOOT ING IN ISRAE L A FEST I VE TICKER-TAPE PARADE. BY PRESIDENT JOHNSON, HAS NOT YET FLOWN THE PRESIDENT ANO MRS. MACAPAGAL AND BUT IS SCHEDULED TO BECOME OPERATIONAL JERUSALEM (UPI}--AN ARTILLERY BATTLE THEIR PRETTY DAUGHTER, GLORIA, 17, WERE ! IN 1965 ACCORDING TO THE PENTAGON. RAGED ON THE SOUTHERN END OF THE SEA OF WARM~Y WELCOMED BY ~YOR ROBERT f. WAG- f------IGALILEE TODAY AFTER SYRIANS HAD ALLEG- NER, WHO WELCOMED ~CAPAGAL AS "THE OFfiCIAL BULLETIN EDLY FIRED ON A TRACTOR WORKING EAST OF LEADER OF A GREAT NATION -- A NATION DUTY OFfiCER fOR KWAJALEIN TEST SITE THE HAON SETTLEMENT, AN ISRAEL ARMY THAT IS CLOSE TO US AND FOR WHOM WE DATE: NAME:: HOME PHONE: SPOKESMAN SAID. HAVE THE HIGHEST REGARD AND AFF'ECTION. u 90CT64 LT. COL M. J. SMALL 585 THE SPOKESMAN SAID THE SYRIANS FIRST THE PRESIDENT RESPONDED THAT HE HAD 100CT64* LT. COL. R W. Z,NN 74b FIRED 23 37-MM SHELLS AND AN HOUR LATER BEEN IN MANY CITIES IN MANY COUNTRIES II0CT64* CAPT. G.S. DOCKLER 2239 FIRED SIX MORE SHORTLY BEF'ORE NOON. THE BUT THAT NEW YORK WAS HIS FAVORITE. 120CT64 CAPT. J. J. OSBORN 2371 ISRAELIS RETURNED THEIR FIRE AND THE EX- "NEW YORK IS TRULY A CITY OF MAN," HE 130CT64 CAPT. R. M. BAKER 2344 CHANGE CONTINUED FOR 90 MINUTES. SAID IN A BRIEF' SPEECH IN FRONT OF CITY 140CT64 CAPT. G S. DOCKLER 2239 THE TRACTOR WAS HIT BUT THE DR I VER LL. "I TIS THE AMALGAM OF' ALL MAN HAS 150CT64 MAJ. M. R. THAYER 624 KEPT ON WORK I NG. HOPED fOR AND DREAMED OF." HE ADDED THAT *INDICATES WEEKENDS OR HOLIDAYS DUTY THEN THE SYRIANS RENEWED SHOOTING IN HE REPRESENTED A COUNTRY THAT IS itA lRUE OFFICER IS THE KWAJALEIN TEST SITE THE AFTERNOON AND AGAIN THE ISRAELIS R~ rRIEND AND STEADFAST ALLY OF THE UNITED COMMANDING OFFICER'S REPRESENTATIVE IURNED THEIR FIRE. A SIMILAR EXCHANGE ATES. BANDS, POLICE MARCHERS AND FI~- DURING OTHER THAN NORMAL DUTY HOURS. TOOK PLACE YESTERDAY. BOATS COMPLETED THE 'ESTIVITIES. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS fRIDAY 9 OCTOBER Iq64 PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION Of THE UNOFFICIAL RECORD COMMANDING OffiCER, KWAJALEIN TEST SIT£ NEW YORK (UPI)--A PAM AMERICAN AIR­ TSHOMBE STILL DETAINEDA MARSHALL ISLANDS, CONTRACT DA-010021- DIPLOMATIC TEMPERS RI~E LINES PilOT, CAPT. GORDON J BRAKESMAN, AMC-90004 (Y) (NI 23-(67156) 35133A PALO ALTO CALIF, fLEW HIS JET PLANE TO CAIRO{UPI)--CONGO PREMIER MOISER PMR WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATES. WHAT 1$ BELIEVED TO BE A SPEED RECORD THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY TSHOMBE, STILL A HOSTAGE Of THE UNITED fOR NON-STOP fLIGHT BETWEEN TOKYO AND MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE fOR ARAB REPUBLIC, TODAY PUBLICLY SWALlO~ NEW YORK, THE AIRLINE REPORTED TODAY. NOTICES IS 4PM DAY BEfORE PUBLICATION SOME Of HIS ANGER AT BEING BARREO fROM BRAKEMAN lANDED HIS BOEING 707 fAN­ AND DEADLINE fOR NEWS ITEMS IS lOAM THE NON-ALIGNED NATIONS SUMMIT CONfER­ JET AT KENNEDY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ENCE. DAY Of PUBLICATION 12 HOURS AND 24 MINUTES AFTER HE LEfT "If WE CANNOT ASSIST THE CONfERENCE, THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TOKYO WE WISH IT SUCCESS IN ITS WORK,' TO EDIT COpy RECEIVED fOR PUBLICATION. THE fliGHT WAS BELIEVED TO BE THE TSHOMBE WROTE LIBERIA'S PRESIDENT WIL­ fiRST NON-STOP TRIP BETWEEN THE TWO LIAM TUBMAN. EDITOR: NEIL PHElPS-MuNSON CITIES. IN THE MilD-TONED LETTER DISTRIBUTED STAff WRITER: BURL F. WHITE TO OTHER LEADERS HERE, TSHOMBE SAID HE NIXON TURNS THE TABLES THOUGHT THE U.A.R. EMBASSY IN LEOPOLD­ JOHNSON AND KHRUSHCHEV ON JOHNSON'S CHARGES VILLE PROBABLY WAS SURROUNDED BY CON­ TO ADDRESS GENERAL ASSEMBLY CHICAGO (UPI)--RICHARD M. NIXON YES­ GOLESE TROOPS fOR ITS OWN PROTECTION UNITED NATIONS (UPI)--BoTH PRESIDENT TERDAY ACCUSED PRESIDENT JOHNSON Of AGAINST A "NERVOUS POPULATION." JOHNSON AND SOVIET PREMIER NIKITA S. "POLITICAL DEMAGOGUERY" AND "IRRESPON­ IT WAS UNDERSTOOD THAT TSHOMBE, UNDER KHRUSHCHEV MAY VISIT THE fORTHCOMING SIBILITY" IN HIS DISPUTE WITH SEN. BAR­ HOUSE ARREST SINCE HIS PRE-DAWN ARRIVAL SESSION Of THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, U.N. RY M. GOLDWATER OVER USE Of NATO NU­ TUESDAY, WILL NOT BE RELEASED UNTil OffiCIAL SOURCES SAID TODAY. CLEAR WEAPONS EGYPTIAN AND ALGERIAN DIPLOMATS UNDER SECRETARY GENERAL THANT, DURING vlsrrs NIXON PROPOSED THAT THE PRESIDENT AND SIEGE IN LEOPOLDVILLE ARE ALLOWED TO TO WASHINGTON AND Moscow lAST SUMMER THE REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE CROSS THE CONGO RIVER TO BRAZZAVILLE, EXTENDED INVITATIONS TO BOTH CHIEf Ex­ CONfRONT EACH OTHER IN A PUBLIC DEBATE, FORMER fRENCH CONGO,A SPOKESMAN SAID ECUTIVES, THE SOURCES SAID PRESUMABLY POSSIBLY ON TELEVISION, ON THE ISSUE OF TSHOMBE WAS A WAITING "CLARIFICATION" A SIMilAR INVITATION WAS ISSUED TO WHETHER THE NATO COMMANDER EVER SHOULD OF THE SITUATION IN HIS CAPITAL. fRENCH PRESIDENT CHARLES DE GAUllE AND HAVE AUTHORITY TO UNLEASH NUCLEAR WEAP­ IN HIS LETTER THE CONTROVERSIAL PRE­ THE OTHER CHIEFS OF GOVERNMENT VISITED ONS. MIER SAID HE DID NOT UNDERSTAND WHY BY THANT "PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S ATTACK ON SEN. REPRISALS HAD BEEN TAKEN AGAINST HIM THANT TOLD NEWSMEN LAST WEEK THAT GOLDWATER ON THE NATO NUCLEAR WEAPONS OVER THE SURROUNDING Of THE U A RAND JOHNSON INDICATED THAT IF HE WINS THE ISSUE IS POLITICAL DEMAGOGUERY AT ITS ALGERIAN EMBASSIES. "NORMAL PROCEDURE Nov 3 ELECTION HE WOULD LIKE TO ADDRE$ WORST," NIXON SAID. WOULD BE TO ADDRESS A PROTEST NOTE IT THE ASSEMBLY SOON AFTER IT OPENS ON "IT IS JOHNSON'S, NOT GOLDWATER'S, IS INCONCEIVABLE TO IMAGINE IT ANY OTH~ INov 10. POSITION ON THIS ISSUE WHICH IS RECK­ WAY," HE SAID. I KHRUSHCHEV ALSO RECENTLY RAISED THE LESS AND IRRESPONSIBLE TSHOMBE'S HOUSE ARREST WAS BELIEVED MATTER AGAIN THROUGH OFFICIAL CHANNELS, "THERE ARE 26 NATO DIVISIONS, INCLUD­ BE AMONG THE VERY fEW SUCH INCIDENTS IN THANT SAID ING SIX AMERICAN DIVISIONS, IN EUROPE. HISTORY INVOLVING THE LEGAL HEAD Of A ANOTHER HIGH UNOFFICIAL SAID TODAY THEY fACE OVER 100 COMMUNIST DIVISIONS. GOVERNMENT. THAT IN ADDITION TO JOHNSON'S INTEREST OUR NATO DIVISIONS WOULD BE AT A TERRI­ TSHOMBE PLANNED AN APPEARANCE EARLY IIN COMING HERE, "DEPENDING ON THE OUT­ BLE DISADVANTAGE EXCEPT fOR THE fACT TODAY ON THE BALCONY Of THE U.A.R. GOV­ !COME OF CERTAIN EVENTS IN THE UNITED THEY ARE EQUIPPED WITH BATTLEFIELD A­ ERNMENT PALACE WHERE HE HAS BEEN DE­ STATES," KHRUSHCHEV ALSO HAD EVINCED IN­ TOMIC WEAPONS," NIXON SAID. TAINED. THUS fAR, EGYPTIAN SECURITY TEREST BUT HAD MADE NO COMMITMENT HE SAID COMMUNIST TROOPS ARE AWARE OffiCIALS HAVE KEPT JOURNALISTS AND "I THINK THAT WE MIGHT SOMETIME IN Of THIS AND THE KNOWLEDGE HAS KEPT THE PHOTOGRAPHERS AWAY ~ROM THE BUILDING. THE NEW YEAR HAVE THE PLEASURE OF RE­ PEACE BETWEEN EASTERN AND WESTERN Eu­ A SPOKESMAN SAID TSHOMBE HAS EATEN CEIVING THE SOVIET CHAIRMAN HERE," THE ROPE. ONLY fRUIT SINCE HE WAS FORCIBLY ISOLA­ OFFICIAL SAID No DATES HAD BEEN DIS­ "RESPONSIBILITY FOR AUTHORIZING AND TED EARLY TUESDAY. CUSSED FOR VISITS BY EITHER JOHNSON OR USE Of ATOMIC WEAPONS RESTS SOLELY WITH LAST NIGHT U.A.R. fOREIGN MINISTER KHRUSHCHEV THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES," MAHMOUND RIAD TOLD REPORTERS THAT CONGO JOHNSON LAST ADDRESSED THE ASSEMBLY NIXON SAID PRESIDENT JOSEPH KASAVUBU HAD SENT A ON DEC. 17, 1963, WHEN HE PLEDGED TO "THERE IS NO DIFfERENCE Of OPINION CABLE PROTESTING TSHOMBE'S EXCLUSION ICONTINUE THE POLICY OF U N SUPPORT FOL­ HERE SEN. GOLDWATER'S POSITION, AS SET fROM THE SUMMIT INSISTING HE BE ALLOWED 'LOWED BY PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S ADMIN IS­ fORTH IN THE MCELROY TASK FORCE REPORT, TO LEAVE CAIRO, AND Bl/MING THE U A R iTRAT ION IS THAT THE PRESIDENT SHOULD CONTINUE AND ALGERIA FOR THE BAR KHRUSHCHEV'S LAST VISIT WAS IN 1960 TO HAVE THIS SOLE RESPONSIBiliTY. RIAD SAID THE AfRICAN HEADS OF STATE WHEN HE ASTOUNDED DELEGATES BY POUNDING "BUT PRESIDENT EISENHOWER RECOGNIZED THEN "UNANIMOUSLY" DECIDED TO CABLE HIS SHOE ON THE ASSEMBLY DESK IN DISAP­ I THAT IN THE EVENT Of A COMMUNIST ATTACK KASAVUBU THAT THE ACTION WAS TAKEN BY !PROVAL DURING A DEBATE. HE ALSO ENGAG~ IN EUROPE, A DELAY OF EVEN A fEW MINUTES THE ENTIRE AFRICAN GROUP AT THE CONFER­ ,IN DENUNCIATION OF THE UNITED STATES MIGHT RESULT NOT ONLY IN LOSING THE WA~ ENCE. lAND THE WESTERN POWERS FROM THE ASSEMBLY BUT WOULD ENDANGER THE liVES Of 250,000 CONGOLESE CHARGE D'AfFAIRES RENE BAV­ !ROSTER HIS CAMPAIGN TO REPLACE THE AMERICAN FIGHTING MEN STATIONED IN Eu- ASSA SAID DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS BETWEEN ~ECRETARY GENERAL BY A "TROIKA" ADMINI­ ROPE," NIXON SAID. THE CONGO AND THE U.A.R. UCONTINU~ AS STRATION WAS DEFEATED AT THAT ASSEMBLY. "HE cONSEQ UENTLY PROVIDED THAT If A ALWAYS AND HAVE NOT BEEN CUT OFF. THE THIS YEAR'S ASSEMBLY SESSION WAS POS~ COMMUNIST ATTACK OCCURRED IN THE PRESI- CONGv STILL CONSIDERS ITSELf A MEMBER PONED FROM ITS CUSTOMARY SEPTEMBER OPEN­ DENT WAS UNABLE TO ISSUE THE ORDER fOR OF THE NON-ALIGNED NATIONS GROUP. ING DATE IN RESPONSE TO A REQUEST fROM RESPONSE WITH BATTLEFIELD ATOMIC WEAP­ DELEGATES TO AVOID CONfLICT WITH THE ONS, BECAUSE Of A COMMUNICATIONS BREAK­ BURCH BLAMES JOHNSON CAIRO CONFERENCE OF NON-ALIGNED COUNTRE~ DOWN, ILLNESS OR OTHER REASONS, THAT FOR AMERICAN DEATHS MATERIEL ECONOMIES POWER UNDER CERTAIN CAREFULLY DEfiNED WASHINGTON(UPI)--REPUBLICAN PARTY NA­ I CIRCUMSTANCES COULD BE EXERCISED BY THE TIONAL CHAIRMAN DEAN BURCH SAID THE I DAYTON, OHIO (UPI)--AN OffiCIAL Of NATO COMMANDER," NIXON SAID DEATH Of FIVE U.S. SOLDIERS IN SOUTH ~HE AIR FORCE LOG/STICS CoMMAND SAID "PRESIDENT EISENHOWER HAD A PARTICU­ VIET NAM TODAY DEMONSTRATES THE INEX­ ~HIS WEEK NEARLY 100 MILLION DOLLARS IN LARLY STRONG fEELING THAT THIS PROCED­ CUSABLE fAilURE Of THE JOHNSON ADMINI­ PISCONTINUED MISSILE EQUIPMENT AND SUP­ URE WAS WISE AND NECESSARY BECAUSE Of STRATION TO TAKE ADEQUATE STEPS TO MEET ~lIES FROM U S MISSilE SITES IN ITALY HIS THREE IllNESSES IN WHICH THERE WERE THE COMMUNIST CHALLENGE" THERE. ~ND TURKEY HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED TO THE PERIODS WHEN HE WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN COMMUNIST GROUNDflRE IN A BATTLE NEAR NITED STATES. ABLE TO ISSUE AN ORDER fOR THE USE Of SAIGON CAUSED AN ARMY HELICOPTER TO MAJ GEN E. B. CASSADY, COMMANDER OF ATOMIC WEAPONS," NIXON SAID. CRASH, KILLING ALL fiVE U.S. CREWMEN HE LOGISTICS COMMAND'S MOBILE, ALA. "PRESIDENT JOHNSON HAS CHARGED THAT ABOARD. ~~IR MATERIEL AREA, SAID THE EQUIPMENT SEN. GoLDWATER IN CALLING fOR A RETURN How MANY AMERICAN LIVES MUST BL SAC­ WAS IN GOOD CONDITION WHEN RETURNED fROM TO THE EISENHOWER POLICY /S 'TRIGGER RifiCED BEfORE THE PRESIDENT INTERRUPTS ~HE EUROPEAN SITES AND THAT ITS TRkNSrER HAPPY, AND A WARMONGER.' THE PEOPLE HIS REPEATED POLITICAL CLAIM Of PEACE o DOMESTIC USE AVOIDED DIRECT PURCHASE Of AMERICA AND PARTICULARLY THE 250,000 LONG ENOUGH TO RECOGNIZE THE TIME Of F SIMilAR NEW MATERIEL BY OTHER GOVERN­ AMERICAN FIGHTING MEN IN EUROPE ARE DECISION ON VIET NAM IS NOW AND NOT ENT AGENCIES ENTITLED TO HAVE THESE QUESTIONS AN- SOMETIME AfTER ELECTION DAY. ~I CASSADY'S REPORT WAS ISSUED AT THE I SWERED BY PRESIDENT JOHNSON IMMEDIATELY) "If JOHNSON HAS NO INTENTION Of WINNI~ ~OGISTICS COMMAND'S HEADQUARTERS AT NIXON SAID. THE WAR IN VIET NAM--LET HIM SAY SO. IF EARBY WRIGHT-PATERSON AIR FORCE BASE. ~------HE MEANS TO WIN IT, lET LIM BEGIN NOW THE EQUIPMENT CAME fROM JUPITER INTE~ THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY HAS TO IMPLEMENT A SOUND PLAN FOR ITS CON­ EDIATE BALLISTIC MISSilE SITES. REVEALED, AfTER EXTENSIVE RESEARCH,THAT CLUSION II f A "SNAil'S PACE" IS 23 INCHES PER HOUR. HOURGLASS FRiDA'r OCTOBER I HANDICRAFT PROFITS GO TO SCHOLARSHIPS IN RESPONSE TO MANY REQUESTS FOR HANDICRAFT AND NA1~VE ARTIFACTS MADE THROUGHOUT THE TRus1 TERRITORY OF THE

PAC' f i cis LANDS j A "M I ('RONEEd AN HAND 1- CRAFT SHOP" WAS OFFiCIAllY OPENED ON SEPT. 20, 1962, BY MRS. J"l WHUTE, WIFE OF THE TRUST TERRITORY REPRESfNTATIVE ON KWAJALEIN. A MARSHALLESE SALES CLER~ WAS EMPLOY ED TO DO rHE SELL!NG WHilE MRS. WHITE MANAGED THE BUSINESS SiDE. THE SHOP OPENED U~DER TrlE NEW MANAGE MARGE MOORE, EMPLOYEES BROWSE THROUGH THE EXCELLENT MENT OF THE YOKWE YUK WOMENiS CLUB ON GLADYS GUETHLEN, IMOGENE BRAMBLEY, COLLECTION OF MICRONESIAN HANDICRAFT 0 OCT. 24, 1963 AS MRS. WHiTE AND HER S HUNTER AND ENID MCKAY. DISPLAY THE AIR TERMINAL BUILDING. HUSBAND WERE TRANSFERRED fO THE YAP ~~.A~~~~~~~~:J~~~~T~~O------W--~-=~~N~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-t DISTRICT iN SPONSORING THiS ACTIVITY AS A COMMUNITY SERVtCE PROJECT, THE roun .. .WITH BURL WHITE WOMENvS CLUB SET THE.SE GOALS~ I. To PROVIDE KWAJALE~N RESiDENTS WITH GOOD QUAl!TY MiCRONES AN HANDI­ MAKING HObPIT6L APPOINTMENT CRAFT FROM ALL DISTRICTS OF lHE TRUST

NIKEEX PROJECT TOUR C1N 0~VE ~UCH ~AITING TI~E TERR nORY 0 Will START PROMPTLY IT HAS RECENTLY BECOME APPARENT THAT 2. To ENCOURAGE PRODUrr!ON OF HIGH NEWCOMERS TO THE ISLAND ARE NOT AWARE QUALITY, SALEABLE HAND!CR~rT-6Y MICRO­ THE TOURS OF THE N'KE-X PROJECT AREA THAT APPOINTMENTS CAN BE MADE AT THE NESIAN PRODUCERS, THEREBY 511MULATING SCHEDULED FOR TOMORROW AND SUNDAY, OCT. HOSPITAL CLINIC THEREBY SAVING UNNECES THE ECONOMY OF THE TRljS T T i: RR ~ TORY 10 AND I I AT I PM AND 4 PM EACH DAY SARY WAITING PERIODS 3. To USE ANY PROF ~lS fa FURTHER WILL START PROMPTLY AT THE YOKWE YUK THIS MAY BE DONE BY CALLING 2160, EDUCATION OF MiCRONESIANS CLUB AT THOSE TIMES. 2162 OR 476. THE MICRONESIAN HAND!CRAF1 SHOP COM­ THOSE WHO HOLD TOUR TICKETS ARE ASKE CLINIC HOURS ARE TO II AM AND I TO 8 MITTEE iNCLUDES MARY SCHAEF~R, AS TO BE THERE EARLY. 4 PM MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY EMER- FOR SAFETY AND SECURITY REASONS, THE CHA i RMAN, IMOGENE' BRAMBl E, MARGE MOORE GENCIES ONL~ WILL BE SEEN AT OTHER FOLLOWING PRECAUTIONS ARE NECESSARY GLADYS GUETHLEN, CHRIS HU~TER AND ENID TIMES. THE TOUR: McKAY. TH!S COMMITTEE ORDERS MERCHAN­ ALSO, IMMUNIZATION SHOTS ARE GIVEN I • No CAMERAS WILL " " DISE, KEEP BUSINESS RECORDS AND ATTEND BE ALLOWED ON EACH DAY OF THE WEEK, EXCEPT SUNDA'r THE TOUR. TO OTHER DETAILS or THE SHOP'S OP[RA- AND HOLIDAYS, BETWEEN 7:30 TO 8~30 AM 2 STAY WITH 'tOUR TOUR GUIDES AT r ! ON. AND 3 TO 4 PM. ALL TIMES .AND DO NOT Df:.PART TYIS IS A VOLUNTEER ACr~~lry AND THE FROM THE PERSONNEL ARE REMINDED TO REPORf ONE ROUTE HE FOLLOWS" WOMEN INVOLVED ARE DO~AT ij~G THE!R TIME MONTH BEFORE TAKiNG LEAVE SiNCE SOME You WilL BE GIVEN A TAPE RECORD­ AND SERVICES, ALONG w~r~ ~EVERAL OTHER 3. SHOTS REQUIRE PROPER SPACING FAILURE ED PRES£.I\JTA110N AT EACH TOUR STOP, BUT HELPFUL iSLAND RESiDENI 10'JNTEERS AND TO DO SO HAS RESULTED IN TRAVELERS DO Nor ASK QUESr IONS THIS REQU!RE~ENT HELP WITH rHE SELLiNG DURING 40URS OF BE~NG ~E-iNOCULATED ON LANDiNG AT MANY IS NECESSARY IN ORDER TO CONTROL THE OPERATION. FOREIGN COUNTRIES AS WELL AS HAWA! I p TIMING OF THE TOUR AND TO PRECLUDE HOURS OF' OPERA r ~rH'1 C~ rHE: SHOP HAVE HOSPITAL VISITING HOURS ARE ONLY FR DISCUSSION O~ ANY CLASSIFIED SUBJECiS JUST RECENTLY BEEN t~ANGED AND ARE AS 2 TO 4 PM AND 7 TO 9 PM No CHILDREN Do NOT TOUGH ANY EQUIPMtNT. FOLLOWS· 4. UNDER 12 WILL BE ALLOWED 5. CHILDREN WILL BE THE RESPONSIBI­ MONDAY EVEN~NGSFROM 7 1) 8 30 AND ON YOUR ~OSPITAL WilL BE GLAD TO rlElP LITY OF THE ADULTS WHO ACCOMPANY THEM TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAvS AND f R!DA~S FROM YOU AND IT IS HOPED MORE CONSIDERATiON As PREVIOUSLY SUGGESTED, IT IS BEST 9 10 I h 30 AM 0 WILL BE SHOWN IN RETURN BY FOLLOWING NOT TO BR!~G YOUNG CHiLDREN BECAUSE OF PROFITS GO TO THE HIGH COMMiSSIONER' THE ABOVE HOURS OF OPERATION SCHOLARSHIP FUND TO AS5~sr IN EDUCATIG THE LENGTH OF THE rOUR AND THE AMOUNT 00000 OF WALKING 'NVOLVED CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR OVERDUE BOWLING LOCKER FEES 60 Low HEEL WAlK!NG SHOES ARE RECOM­ THE FOLLOWING lOCKERS ACCOUNTS ARE YOUNG TO APPEAR iN ~EXT PRODUCTION MENDED ~OR THE SAFETY AND COMFORT OF THt EAST COAST REPRESENTED IN THE IN ARREARS· ~S WOMEN VISITORS iN ADDITION TO STEPP!N COM I N G PRO D U CT ! 0 N , liT HEM ~ l K Y WA,(", BY ON AND OFF TOUR BUSES, TOURISTS WILL 3, 4~ 7, 10, ! I, 16, 18, 20, 2 I, 24) J2, 8 ROBERT YOUNG, WHO LALlS BROOKLYN, NEW HAVE TO WALK ON SrAIRWA~S AND GRATINGS 26, 28, 2~, ~O, ~5, ~6, 3~, 3 , YORK, HOME o TICKETS rlAV( BEEN SENT TO All WH 4 I, 42, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 5 , 54' 7 BOB HAS AN EXrENS~V[ BALKGROUND IN REQUESTED THEM You MUST HAVE A TICKET 63~ 64, 66, 67, 69, 70, 71, 72, 7 , 75 , 79, 80, 82.9 84, 85, 87, 89, 9!, LITTLE THEATER WORK ON THE MA~NlAND AN IN ORDER TO ATTEND TICKErs ARE GOOD IS WiDELY KNOWN TO KWAJAU ijN THEATER ONLY FOR THE PARflCULAR TOUR FOR WHiCH 92,93> 94,98,99, 1000 LOCKER RENTS ARE DUE ON THE FIRST OF GOERS q HE PLAYED ELUOT NASh iN "THE THEY WERE ! SSUED GAZEBO", SERGEANT TROrlER iN liTHE Mous 0000 EACH MONTH ANY LOCKERS OVER 30 DAYS TRAP", WAS THE DIRECTOR Of THE LAST COtl}~lISS~Ry l\NNr'I'NCE~ ARRIV~L OF IN ARREARS WILL BE RE-RENTED AND THE CONTENTS CONFISCATED YOUR COOPERATIO PLAY "SEPARATE ROOMS" AND iN "EGAD PUSHCARTS ~~IO OC'G FLr::A PC'vvOER WILL BE APPRECIATED. WHAT A CAD" HE WAS BERTRAM OLEANDER THE COMMISSARY HAS RECEIVED TWO DOZEN 00000 HE is EMPLOYED BY RCA ON ROi NAMURo NEW PUSHCARTS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE SHELF LIFE AND FOR THIS REASON WE ARE WITH HIS NATURAL rALENf AND FlAOR THEY HAVE MORE ON ORDER AND EXPECT THEM ONLY BUYING ,LIMITED QUANTITIES TO BE FOR ACTING, BOB W~Ll KEEP YOU ENTER­ TO ARRIVE SHORTLY. REPLENISHED EACH MONTH You MAt ALSO TA!NED AS HE PLAYS "HONEST" GABBY THE MANAGEMENT REQUESTS YOUR COOPERA­ FIND ON THE SOAP TABLE IN THE COMMIS­ SLOAN, THE MANAGER OF THE WORLD'S TION AS CUSTOMERS NOT TO PUSH THESE OR SARY, SARGEANTS FLEA & TICK POWDER, LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPOON. KEEP ONE ANY CARTS AWAY FROM THE COMMISSARY. DOG AWAY AND CAT AWAY ANY ASSISTANCE OF THESE DATES OPEN. OCTOBER 15, 16, TRANSPORTATION DIVISION SUPPLIES TWO YOU MAY NEED IN LOCATING THESE ITEMS 17 OR 180 ALL ISLAND RESIDENTS ARE TAXIS DAILY TO BE USED FOR NOTHING BUT WILL GLADLY BE GIVEN. WelCOME TO ATTENDo COMMISSARY DELIVERIES IF YOU KNOW OF NEW TAXIS -- ISLAND RESIDENTS Will RECOGN~ZE THE ANY GROCERY CARS WHICH HAVE "STRAYED" LATEST ADDITIONS TO THE TAX! FLEET. NOfE THE MODI­ TO YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD, REPORT THEM TO FIED STEPs WITH THE HAND RAILS ADDED ro EASE THE THE COMMISSAR~ AT 607 AND THEY WILL BE PROBLEM OF ENTRY AND EXiT Bf fHE 'AiR SEX PARTI­ PICKED UP IMMEDIATELY CULARLY THE ONES IN THE TIGHT SKiRTS Will BE SAVED REQUESTS FOR BUTTERMILK HAVE BEEN HOURS WITH NEEDLE AND THREAD REPAIRiNG THE SKIRTS LOOKED INTO BY THE GLOBAL MANAGEMENT, WE ALL LIKE SO WELL. AND ALTHOUGH VENDORS WILL NOT GUARANTEE THESE TWO VEH!CLES WiLL RELiEVE THE rAX~ CONGES­ THE PRODUCT FOR KWAJALE!N BECAUSE OF TION IN SOME DEGREE. IT IS PLANNED TO ADD TWO MORE THE DISTANCE, WE HAVE PURCHASED THE SUCH UNITS TO THE FLEET AND EFFECT FURTHER IMPROVE­ NEXT BEST THING, BUTTERMILK M,x You MENT iN TAXI SERVICE FOR iSLAND RESIDENTS. WILL FIND THIS ON DISPLAY AT THE COM­ TRANSPORTATION INSISTED THAT r~EIR VERY PRETTY MISSARY NOW THE MANAGEMENT REQUESTS OFriCE MANAGER, MRS. BONNIE MIL~ER~ BE !NLLUDED IN THAT EACH CUSTOMER BUY REASONABLE THE PICrURE FOR OBVIOUS REASONS (To DEMON~TRATE AMOUNTS BECAUSE THIS ITEM HAS A THE STEPS, WHAT ELSE.) CONTINUED NEXT COLUMN 000 PAGE 4 HOURGLASS FRIDAY 9 OCTOBlR 1964 I (CONTINUED FROM I RANKING LAOTIAN GENERAL I FRENCH COMMUNIST PARTY HAND I CRAFT PAGE THREE) I CONFERS IN HONOLULU I BACKS KREMLIN LINE MICRONESIAN STUDENTS FOSTERING VOCA- I HONOLULU (UPI)--MAJ GEN PHOUMI No- IN DECEMBER CONFAB DISPUTE TIONAl TRAINING AND SUPPORTING STUDENTSI SAVAN, VICE PREMIER OF LOAS, MET SOME PARIS (UPI)--THE FRENCH COMMUNIST IN SCHOOLS OUTSIDE OF THE TRUST TERRI- I OF AMERICA's TOP MILITARY COMMANDERS PARTY, RECENTLY SUSPECTED OF WAVERING TORY AS WELL AS AT THE COLLEGE OF GUAM I AND GUAM HIGH SCHOOL. A CHECK IS SENT I IN THE PACIFIC AREA TODAY WHEN HE VIS- IN THE SINO-SOVIET DISPUTE, ATTACKED l ITED THE CAMP SMITH HEADQUARTERS OF T~ PEKING TODAY AND REAFFIRMED ITS SUPPOR EACH SIX MONTHS AND FOR THE PAST SIX­ I COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF PACIFIC FORCES FOR THE KREMLIN's DEC i5 MEETING Te MONTH PERIOD ENDING IN AUGUST, $1,500 I WAS SENT TO THE SCHOLARSHIP FUND, THE I PHOUMI, WHO ALSO SERVES AS FINANCE SET UP A WORLD COMMUNIST CONCLAVE NEXT I I MINISTER, ARRIVED FROM WASHINGTON YEAR j LARGEST S I X-MONTH PROF IT UP TO DATE. i OUR MERCHANDISE, WHICH COMES FROM THEI YESTERDAY AFTERNOON, ACCOMPANIED BY HI~ A FRONT PAGE EDITORIAL IN THE PARTY I i 01 STR I CT HEADQUARTERS OF MAJURO, TRUK, I WIFE, JUSTICE MINISTER BOUAVAN NORAS/Nq NEWSPAPER HUMANITE, URGING UNITY IN TH~ I PALAU, PONAPE, YAP AND THE MICRONESIAN, AND DEPUTY PHENG NOR I NOR ! D I V I DED COMMUN I ST I FMENT, SA I D: I PRODUCTS CENTER IN SAl PAN, IS MADE PHOUMI RECENTLY PARTICIPATED IN TALK1 "THE CHINESE L~ADERS FEAR A NEW CON- AVAILABLE F'OR SALE AS IT IS RECEIVED IN FRANCE AMONG LEADERS OF THE THREE : FERENCE, NOT BECAUSE THEY FEAR SOME MAJOR FACTIONS MAKING UP THE GOVERNMEN~ KIND OF EXCOMMUNICATION, BUT BECAUSE I AND MARKED THE SHOP IS LOCATED IN A STRATEGIC SPOT IN THE AIR TERMINAL OF LAOS I THEY DO NOT WANT TO BIND THEMSELVES TO HE STOPPED OFF IN WASHINGTON FOR COMMON OBJECTIVES, BECAUSE THEY UNDER- i WHERE IT IS READILY ACCESSIBLE TO ALL PERSONS PASSING THROUGH. TALKS THERE I STAND THAT THEIR CURRENT ACTIVITIES 000 PHOUMI'S PARTY IS SCHEDULED TO LEAVE: WOULD BE MADE VERY MUCH MORE DIFFICULT FOR TOKYO TOMOBRQ~ ~FTERNOQ~ IF CONFRONTED WITH A COMMON ORIENTATIO~ RED CHINESE ECONOMY GAINING A BRIEF STUDY IN AMONG ALL COMMUNIST PARTIES" I BUT A LONG WAY TO GO YET OVERLAPPING TRIANGLES HUMANITE SAID PEKING ERRS IN CLAIMIN TOKYO (UPI)--RED CHINA'S ECONOMY IS NE YORK (UPI)--AcTRESSES ELIZABETH I THE Moscow MEETING WOULD AGGRAVATE THE : WELL ON THE WAY TO RECOVERY FROM THE TAYLOR AND DEBBIE REYNOLDS, EXPRESSING : CURRENT COMMUNIST SPLIT IN FACT, A I I 1960 DEBAC L E, A JAPANES E NEWSMAN ST A- NO B I TTE RNESS TOWA RD EACH OTHE R, SA I LE dI MEET I NG IS NECESSA RY TO PRE VENT TH E TIONED IN PEKING SAID TODAY FOR EUROPE TODAY ABOARD THE LINER Qu~ ~ DIVISION FROM WIDENING, THE PARTY ORGAN THE ASAH I NEWSPAPER OF TOKYO CARR I ED EL I ZABETH THE I R STATE ROOMS WERE ONLYI SA 10 ______A LENGTHY REPORT ON CH I NESE AGR I CULTURE THREE DOORS APART I RUSK (CONT I NUED FROM FROM ITS PEKING CORRESPONDENT, WHO AR- THE TWO WOMEN HAVE HAD FEW KIND WORD~ PAGE ONE) RIVED THERE SEPT 30 UNDER A NEW AGREE-l FOR EACH OTHER SINCE MISS REYNOLDS AND I A REPORTER ASKED RUSK IF THE SOVIET MENT WHICH ALLOWS STATIONING OF JAPAN- SINGER EDDIE FISHER WERE DIVORCED AND UNION FAILED TO PAY ITS ASSESSMENT, ESE NEWSMEN IN PEKING , FISHER SUB~'QUENTLY MARRIED MISS TAY- WOULD THIS NOT MAKE IT DIFFICULT TO ASAHI ts REPORT SAID THAT CHINA'S AGR- LOR THAT MARRIAGE LATER BROKE UP BRING ABOUT A REDUCTION OF EAST-WEST ICULTURE STILL HAS NOT REGAINED THE I DURING THE FILMING OF "CLEOPATRA" IN TENSIONS LEVEL OF OUT PUT OF ITS PEAK YEAR, 195~ ROME AND MISS TAYLOR MARRIED ACTOR RUSK REPLIED THAT IT WAS TOO EARLY JUST BEFORE THE D I SASTEROUS "GREAT LEAPI R I CHARD BURTON I TO COMMENT ON THE POSS I BLE CONSEWUEN- FORWARD" WHICH WAS TO HAVE TRANSFORMED MISS TAYLOR WAS ACCOMPANIED BY BURTONt CES OF THIS ACTION HE SAID THAT THERE THE COUNTRY INTO AN ADVANCED INDUSTRIALI HER FOUR CHILDRE AND SEVERAL AIDES I WERE PRECEDENTS WHICH GAVE ROOM FOR NATION I MISS REYNOLDS WAS WITH HER PRESENT HUS~ HOPE THAT THE SOVIET UNION, WHEN CON- ASA~I 1S SAID THAT OUTPUT IMPROVED I BAND, SHOE MANUFACTURER HARRY KARk FRONTED WITH THE UNANIMOUS WILL OF THE STEADILY DURING 1961 AND 1962, BUT "l'VE NEVER MET MR BURTON AND HE'S UNITED NATIONS, WOULD MODIFY ITS ATTI- SLIPPED BACK IN 196~ Ut'JDER THE IMPACT A VERY FINE ACTOR," MISS REYNOLDS SAID TUDE OF FLOODS AND riOT SPELLS THAT IN 1964 ABOARD SHIP "I'M SURE IF I SEE THEM RUSK ADDED, HOWEVER, THAT IT WAS HIS HARVEST APPEARS TO BE CONSIDERABLY IT WOULD BE NICE TO SAY HELLO" VIEW THAT THE CHARTER OF THE ORGANIZ- BETTER THAN THAT OF 1963 MISS TAYLOR HAD SAID BEFORE LEAVING I ATION HAD TO BE ENFORCED THE WORLD THE CORRESPONDENT SAID THAT IT IS CALIFORNIA THAT SHE EXPECTED TO MEET I COURT, HENOTED, HAD DECIDED THAT THE DIFFIC0LT TO INDICATE RED CHINA'S AGRI-! THE KARLS AND PERHAPS WOULD HAVE DINNE~ ASSESSMENTS ORDERED BY THE GENERAL As- CULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION : WITH THEM I SEMBlY WERE PROPER AND PAYABLE BY ITS BeCAUSE TYE PEKING REGINE DOES NOT IS- MISS REYNOLDS SAID THE VOYAGE WAS MEMBERS SUE THE EXACT FIGURES. PRIMARILY A BUSINESS TRIP FOR HER HUS- OFFICERS DECORATED ,BAND BURTON PLANS TO MAKE A FILM IN VIET NAM WAR BOEING MAKES RECORD OFFER I WHILE IN EUROPE '( ) TO SCANDINAVIAN AiRLINE I I SAIGON UPI --ONE AUSTRALIAN AND ( ) RUSK CALLS FOR HARMONY, PEACE THREE AMER I CAN ARMY OFF I CERS HAVE BEEN STOc~HOLM UPl --THE U S. BOEING I I AWARDED THE V I ETNAMESE CROSS OF GALLAN- AIRCRAFT CORP HAS OFFERED TO TAKE OVER, BETWEEN MALAYS IA AND I NDONES IA I TRY FOR THE I R PART I N HAN DIN G THE CO M- THE ENTIRE FL[ET OF THE SCANDINAVIAN WASHINGTON ( UP I) --S ECRETARY OF S TATE MUNIST VIET CONG A CRUSHING MILITARY AIRLINES SYSTEM (SAS) AND REPLACE IT ,EAND RUSK SAID TODAY THEIR IS NO REASON I DEFEAT WITH BOEING PLANES, IT WAS ANNOUNCED FOR MALAYSIA AND INDONESIA "TO BE IN THE FOUR OFFICERS HELPED LEAD GOVERN- TODAY ANY SORT OF ARMED CONFLICT W!TH EACH MENT TROOPS ON A HARD-HITTING MISSION THIS OFFER, SAID TO BE THE BIGGEST OTHER" IN QUANG TRI PROVINCE, 420 MILES NORTH- EVER MADE TO AN AIRLINE, COMPRISES RUSK WAS ASKED AT A NEWS CONFERENCE E A S T 0 F' S A I GO N , I N WH I C H 1 H E V lET Co NG THREE BILLION SWEDISH CROWNS MIL-, TO ASSESS THE INDONESIAN-MALAYSIA DIS- ($600 LOST ONE COLONEL, ONE CAPTAIN, ONE LION) AND WAS EXPECTED TO COVER SAS' PUTE LIEUTENANT AND 47 OTHER MEN. AIRCRAFT NEEDS FOR AT LEAST A DECADE "IT HAS BEEN OUR HOPE ALL ALONG,II HE IT WAS THE FIRST REPORT OF A COMMUN- BURAAS, A SPOKESMAN FOR SAS SAID, "THAT SUCH ISSUES AS EXIST BE­ Y Y 1ST COLONEL BEING KILLED IN ACTION IN MADE THE OFFER PUBLIC TODAY TWEEN MALAYSI/. AND INDONESIA CAN BE MORE THAN TWO YEARS OF BllTER FIGHTING. HE SAID BOEING MADE ITS OFFER WHEN SETTLED BY PEACEFUL PROCESSES WE JOIN RECEIVING THE VIETNAMESf GOVERNMENT SAS MANAGING DIRECTOR KARL NILSSON AND WITH THE OTHER MEMBERS OF THE SECURITY AWARD WERE AUSTRALIAN WARRANT OFFICER I TECHNICAL DIRECTOR KNUT HAGRUP VISITED COUNCil IN EXPRESSING OUR VERY DEEP ROBERT J PENMAN, U S. ARMY MAJ DONALD THE UNITED STATES RECENTLY CONCERN ABOUT THE ARMED ACTIONS TAKEN E SOlNER 1ST LT BOBBY W COWLING "THE BOEING FACTORIES ALSO WERE BY INDONESIA AGAINST MALAYSIA AND SGT I/e JOSEPH I MALONEY I NTERESTED I N AN EXCHANGE OF OUR PRE- I1WE SEE NO REASON, LOOK I NG AT IT t THE CROSS OF GALLANTRY IS THE SECOND I SENT DOUGLAS Dc8 s AGAINST BOEING AIR- I OBJECTIVELY FROM A DISTANCE, AS TO WHY HIGHEST AWARD GIVEN TO OFFICERS BY THE CRAFT OF THE TYPE 707-320," BURAAS SAID.: THESE TWO COUNTRIES NEED TO BE IN ANY , 111 AM NOT YET SURE IF SAS IS GOING ISORT OF ARMED CONFLICT WITH EACH OTHER VIETNAME~~~_OV~~~N_T __ I TO ACCEPT TH IS OFFER," HE SA ID "How- WE TH INK IT IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT THE I "SYNCOM TO COMSAT" I EVER, IF IT DOES, IT WILL BE ONE OF THE NORMAL PROCESSES OF PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT WASHINGTON (UPI)--JOSEPH V CHARYK, MOST IMPORTANT DECISIONS THAT SAS EVER, BE CMPLOYED FOR WHATEVER DISPUTES EXIST PRESIDENT OF THE COMMUNICATIONS SATEL- HAD TO MAKE AND THAT ALL PAPTIES ACT IN ACCORDANCE LITE CORPORATION (COMSAT) RECEIVED A

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THE SERIES GOES (CONTINUED F'ROM Y~NKEES TAKE ~ECOND GAWE SPORTS PAGE THE OB~ERVER BACK TO NEW YORK FOR THE COLUMN ONE) ST. LOUIS (UPI )--MEL 5TOTTLEMYRE, A THIRD GAME WITH THE YANKEES FINALLY ~CK BY PAT LAN I AS SLIM, 22-YEAR OLD ROOKIE WHO HAS BEEN IN THE WIN COLUMN AFTER FIVE CONSECUTIVE KE I KI AlliS QUINTET WITH THE CLUB LESS THAN TWO MONTHS, LOSSES OF' WORLD SERIES GAMES LAST YEAR REPLACE ROI NAMUR "A" PITCHED THE NEW YORK YANKEES OUT Of AND YESTERDAY. THE ROI NAMUR "A" SQUAD WHO WAS THEIR WORLD SERIES fOG TODAY WITH AN THE FOURTH AND FIFTH GAMES WILL ALSO &E SLATED TO MEET THE SURf RIDERS IN THE 8-3 WIN OVER THE ST. LOUIS CARDINALS PLAYED AT YANKEE STADIUM ON SUNDAY AND OPENING GAME OF THE "A" DIVISION TO­ THAT SQUARED THE 1964 CLASSIC AfTER MONDAY. THE SIXTH AND SEVENTH GAMES, IF NIGHT AT 6 PM IN THE MEN'S VOLLEYBALL TWO GAMES. THEY ARE NECESSARY, WILL BE PLAYED AT LEAGUE, WILL Bt REPLACED BY THE KEI As COOL AS If HE WERE STILL PITCHING ST. LOUIS' BUSCH STADIUM ON WEDNESDAY KI ALliS TONIGHT AT 6 PM ON DALLY FOR RICHMOND OF THE INTERNATIONAL AND THURSDAY. LEAGUE, WHERE HE WAS ASSIGNED BEFORE COURT. IN TOMORROW'S GAME, THE YANKEES WILL THE ROI NAMUR "A" AND "B" SQUADS BEING RECALLED BY THE YANKEES ON AUG. HAVE JIM BOUTON WITH AN 18-13 RECORD ON BOTH FACE A HEAVY WORK SCHEDULE fOR I I, 5TOTTLEMYRE WAS TOUGH IN THE CLUTC~ THE MOUND, AND CURT SIMMONS, BOASTING AN THE REMAINDER OF THIS WEEK AND PROBAB­ AND PITCHED OUT Of THE BIGGEST JAM BY 18-9 MARK WILL START fOR THE CARDS. LY THE FOLLOWING WEEK ALSO. THERE­ RETIRING SLUGGER KEN BOYER WITH TWO THE YANKEES ARE CURRENTLY 8-5 F'AVORITES FORE, THE SCHEDULE HAS BEEN RESHUF­ OUT AND TWO ON NfTHE EIGHTH. TO TAKE THE THIRD GAME AND 21-10 TO WIN F'LED IN BOTH "A" AND "B" D,VIS,ONS. THE YANKEES BACKED STOTTLEMYRE WITH THE SERIES. ANOTHER TEAM HAS BEEN ADDEO IN THE A 12-HIT ATTACK THAT INCLUDED A HOMER TODAY'S GAME DREW A CROWD OF 30,805 LEAGUE. THE IMUA F,VE HAS BEEN SEEDED BY PHIL LINZ, WHO IS SUB~ING fOR THE AND A GATE OF $400,033. INJURED TONY KUBEK THE YANKS ALSO BEN­ IN THE "A" DIVISION. JUNIOR BOtJLERS EfiTED fROM THE FIRST CONTROVENSIAL ROOSEVELT KELLY, PAT LANIAS, MARSH­ ALL MARTIN, GEORGE SHELDON AND MIKE ALL JUNIOR BOWLERS WILL MEET IN THE PLAY OF THE SERIES. BOWLING ALLEY TOMORROW AT 9AM. THE LEAGUE THIS OCCURRED IN THE SIXTH INNING "TURTLE" MAY WILL BE THE STARTING WILL BE FORMED AND YOU MUST BE PRESENT IF WHEN JOE PEPITONE WAS AWARDED FIRST QUINTET FOR THE KEI KI All IS TONIGHT. YOU WISH TO PLAY ON A TEAM. BASE FOR BEING HIT BY A PITCH, WHICH JULES SALVACION IS THE ONLY RESERVED PLAYER ON THEIR ROSTER, THEIR "B" LEO TO THE YANKS TAKING A 2-1 LEAD. LITTLE LEAGUE THE PLAY) THE MOST CONTROVEISIAL OF SQUAD, THE KE. KI KANES WHO WERE SCHEDULED TO MEET THE ROl NAMUR "B" TRYOUTS TOMORROW AT 5:PM ON DALLY AND ITS TYPE SINCE N,PPY JONES' fAMOUS BRANDON F,ELDS. You MUST BE PRESENT TO "SHOE POLISH" HIT BATSMAN PLAY IN THE TEAM ON SATURDAY ARE NOW TENTATIVELY SCHEDULED TO MEET THE DRONES TOMORROW JOIN A TEAM. IF YOU CANNOT ATTEND, CALL 1957 SERIES, PUSHED MI~KEY MANTLE TO JOHN STAVOLE AT 331. SECOND BASE WHERE HE LATER SCORED THE NIGHT AT 7 PM. THE SURFRIDERS LINEUP AGAINST THE ALliS WILL REMAIN THE SAME TIE-BREAKING RUN ~ON TOM TRESH'S SIN­ BRITAIN STRIKES BACK THE STARTING FIVE FORE THE KEI KI GLE. BOB GIBSON UP TO THIS POINT, HAD THORPE BAY, ENGLAND (UPI )--GREAT BRIT­ KANES WILL BE SONNY "BEAR" KAPAHU, HELD THE YANKEES TO JUST FOUR HITS AND AIN INCREASED HER LEAD OVER THE UNITED DANNY HANAKAHI, JACK BAKER, MITCH WAI­ ONE RUN. GIBSON, THE ONE-TIME HARLEM STATES TO 3-1 IN THE INTERNATIONAL CATA­ LANI AND LARRY BALLENTI. GLOBETROTTER BASKETBALL STAR, WHO WON MARAN TROPHY SERIES TODAY WHEN THE U.S. BOB AKANA WILL BE THEIR LONE SUB­ 19 GAMES ON THE REGULAR SEASON FOR THE CHALLENGERS BOB SMITH AND JERRY HUBBARD STITUTE. OPPOSING THEM WILL BE CARDINALS, STRUCh OUT THE SIDE IN THE SUFFERED A SHEARED CENTER BOARD IN THEIR FIRST INNING AND FANNED SIX OF THE DRONES' T.H. MCCOY, T.A. MCCLELLAN, CRAFT THE "SEALION" AND HAD TO RETIRE H.W. DECKER, R.H. MILLER AND T.A. FIRST NINE YANKS HE FACED. FROM THE RACE. MESSERVY. W.W. BARNA HAS BEEN ASSIGN­ M,CKEY MANTLE STARTED THE HECTIC BERT HOLLOWAY AND REG WHI TE IN "EM.­ SIXTH INNING BY DRAWING A WALK. AFTER ED TO THEIR ROSTER AS A SUBSTITUTE. HAMILTON" WENT ON TO FINISH ALONE AND GO THE SURFRIDERS AND THE KEI KI ALI IS DAL MAXVILL'S DIVING CATCH ROBBED EL­ 3-1 UP IN THE SERIES -- KNOWN AS THE ARE HIGHLY SEEDED IN THE "A" DIVISION. STON HOWARD Of A HIT, PEPITONE CAME TO "LITTLE AMERICA'S CUP" -- THUS REQUIRING THE PLATE. AFTER THE SECOND PI TCH TO So TONIGHT'S ACTION SHOULD BE A SLAM­ ONLY ONE MORE WIN TO RETAIN THE TROPHY. HIM, PEPITONE SUDDENLY STEPPED OUT OF BANG AFFAIR. HERE THE ROSTERS FOR BOTH TEAMS THE BATTERS BOX AND CLAIMED TO UMPIRE WORLD AMATEUR GOLF SCHEDULED FOR ACTION TONIGHT: B1LL MCK,NLEY THAT THE PitCH HAD BRU­ ROME (UPI }--BRITAIN WAS IN FIRST PLACE SURFRIDERS: SHED HIS RIGHT LEG. IN THE WORLD AMATEUR GOLF TEAM CHAMPION­ ROBERT KAWELO, SR., ROBERT KAWELO, MCKINLEY WAVED PEPITONE TO FIRST AND SHIPS HERE TODAY, A POINT AHEAD OF THE JR., JOSEPH LAIKONA, JR., RICHARD IMMEDIATELY FOUND HIMSELF IN THE MID­ U.S. AT THE HALFWAY MARK. DLE OF AN ARGUMENT, WITH GIBSON, MANA­ BURNS, RICHARD KAHALEPUNA, MARTIN MOE, THE U.S. TEAM WAS WITHIN STRIKING DIS­ NORMAN LEONG, AND LESLIE OPULAUOHO. GER JOHNNY KEANE AND CATCHER TIM MCCAR­ TANCE, BUT U.S. AMATEUR CHAMP BILL CAMP­ VER SWARMED AROUND HIM. THEY APPEALED KE I KI ALliS: BELL HAD A SPELL Of ROUGH LUC~ ON A WET, TO FIRST BASE UMPIRE KEN BURKHART OF ROOSEVELT KELLY, PAT LANIAS, MARSH­ WINDY COURSE AND THREE-PUTTED THE FINAL ' ALL MARTIN, GEORGE SHELDON, MIKE MAY THREE HOLES IN TODAY'S SECOND ROUND. THE N.L. AND SECOND BASE UMPIRE HANK SOAR OF THE A.L. BUT THE DECISION WAS AND JULES SALVACION. THAT PUT THE UNITED STATES IN SECOND SPOT WITH 446 POINTS, JUST BEHIND BRITAIN FINAL AND MANTLE MOVED TO SECOND WITH ..... WITH 445. IN ANY CASE, THE AMERICAN TEAM THE TIE BREAKING RUN. KGA RULES COMMITTEE FORMED IS BACK IN THE RUNNING. IT HAD A BAD DAY TOM TRESH, WHO DROVE IN THREE OF THE A MEETING OF' THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE IN YESTERDAY'S OPENING ROUND, ENDING UP FIVE RUNS FOR THE YANKS IN THE OPENER, WAS HELD AT 7:30 ON WEDNESDAY ,AT THE IN THE SIXTH SPOT AND SEVEN STROKES OFF CAME UP AND WHISTLED A SINGLE TO CEN­ YOKWE YUK CLUB FOR THE PURPOSE OF FORM THE LEADING BRITONS' PACE. TER AND MANTLE CROSSED THE PLATE WITH ING NEW TOURNAMENT RULES AND HANDICAP THE E,SENHOWER CUP CHAMPIONSHIPS ARE THE GO AHEAD RUN. COMMITTEES. STOTTLEMYRE'S MOST ANXIOUS MOMENT THE FOLLOWING ASSOCIATION MEMBERS BEING PLAYED AT ROME'S PLUSH OLGIATA GOLF COURSE. IN FOUR DAYS OF PLAY, THE WAS IN THE EIGHTH WHAN A SINGLE BY WERE APPOINTED FOR THE PERIOD REMAIN­ ING BEF'ORE THE ASSOCIATION MEETING IN PINCH-HITTER CARL WARWICK AND A DOUBLE TEAMS COVER 72 HOLES -- WITH THE BEST THREE SCORES OF THE fOUR TEAM PLAYERS BY PINCH-HITTER BOB SKINNER CUT THE JANUARY FOR THE ELECTION OF' OFFICERS. YANKEE LEAD TO 4-2. W,TH TWO-OUT BILL RULES COMMITTEE: EVERY DAY ACCUMULATED FOR THE TITLE. WHITE DREW A WALK AND THAT BROUGHT UP JAY VERHAAG, CHAIRMAN, PHONE 781 AFTER TWO DAYS OF PLAY, ANGELO CROCE THE DANGEROUS BOYERo STOTTLEMYR£ WAS AL MANUWAI AND AL AGAWA. OF ITALY LEADS WITH 145 POINTS, CANADIAN EQUAL TO THE TASK HOWEVER, AS HE GOT TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE. NICK WESTLOCK AND MEXICO'S JUAN ANTONIO BOYER TO BOUNCE ONE TO PHIL LINZ, WHO HAL BEEM, CAAIRMAN, PHONE 9-587 ESTRADA ARE TIED FOR SECOND WITH 146, AND HANK MEHAU, BOB AKANA, RAY NORTON, A F'OUR-WAY TIE IN THE F'OURTH SPOT IS HELD ENGINEERED THE RAL~Y-KILLING FORCE PLAY AT SECOND BASE. AND JUAN JAQUEZ. BY MIKE REINDERS OF SOUTHERN RHODESIA, STOTTLEMYRE GAVE THE YANKEES AN ANX­ HANDICAP COMMITTEE: DALE MOREY OF HIGH POINT, N.C., Ross MUR­ IOUS MOMENT IN THE SIXTH WHEN Lou (THE MONTY EASTLACK, CHAIRMAN, PHONE 2108 RAY Of N[W ZEALAND AND RAUL TRAVIESCO OF BEAR) BROCK SENT A SCREAMER BACK TO DAVE GOLDSTEIN AND VINCE BREITENBERGER ARGENTINA WITH SCORES OF 147. THE MOUND, WHERE STOTTLEMYRE, IN FIELD A REMINDER TO ALL MEMBERS: MEMBER­ SHIP DUES ARE FOR A PERIOD OF SIX OLYMPIC SOREHEADS ING THE DRIVE, TOOK IT ON HIS RIGHT TOKYO (UPI )--THE WITHDRAWAL OF TWO WRIST. STOTTLEMYRE THREW BROCK OUT, MONTHS. DUES MAY BE PAID TO ANY MEM­ BER OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. TEAMS IS MARRING THE OPENING Of THE OLY­ BUT TO EVERYONE IT WAS PLAIN THAT HE MPIC GAMES AT TOKYO TOMORROW WHILE THE HAD BEEN STUNG PRETTY GOOD. BERRA HUR­ WALKOUT OF ANOTHER IS THREATENING TO CUT RIED TO THE MOUND, BUT AFTER A BRIEF ORBITING OBSERVATORY THE 1,073-POUND ORBITING GEOPHYSICAL THE NUMBER OF COUNTRIES PARTICIPATING IN TALK, STOTTLEMYRE ASSURED THE MANAGER TH[ GI-MES TO 95. THAT HE WAS OKAY. OeSE~VATORY I -- THE NATION'S LARGEST SCIENTIFIC SATELLITE, WITH 20 SEPARATE NORTH KOREA ANNOUNCED ITS WITHD~AWAL THE CARDINALS SCORED AGAIN WHEN DICK TONIGHT AFTER THE GANEFO PROBLEM HAD NOT GROAT TRIPLED TO OPEN THE NINTH. MCCAR EXPERIMENTS TO CONDUCT -- WAS SUCCESS­ FULLY LAUNCHED BY THE NATIONAL AERO­ BEEN SETTLED TO ITS SATISFACTION. EARLIER VER FOLLOWED WITH A SINGLE AND THINGS TODAY ECUADOR HAD TO WALK OUT BECAUSE OF NAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION LOOK~A LITTLE SHAKY FOR BIG MEL. INTERIOR PROBLEMS. IT WAS ALSO BELIEVED (NASA) F'ROM CAPE KENNEDY, SEPT. 4. (SERIES: GAME TWO,CONTINUED COLUMN 3) .. . . THAT INDONESIA MAY BOYCOTT THE GAMES • PAGE 6 HOURGLASS FRIDAY 9 OCTOBER 1964 OCTOBER DEVOT IONS I, IIVI NOTICES THURSDAY EVE:NING OURING OcT- ~r t1Io-ll.· 6 HELP WANTED OBER THERE WI LL BE OCTOBER • _" .,1_ GLOBAL ASSOCIATES HAD THE fOLLOWING DEVOTIONS AT 7:30 PM WHICH WILL I JOB OPENINGS: CONSIST Of THE ROSARY HYMNS AND SHOWT'ME 7:30 PM CLERK-TYPISTS FULL-TIME BENED I CT ION Of THE BLESSED SAC- 'R I CHARDSON ENS (-