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VOL 6 NO 1920 KWAJALE IN, MARSHALL ISLANDS FRIDAY 5 FEBRUARY 1965

REDS GETTING NERVOUS ZUCKERT TOUTS AIR POWER BUDDHISTS BACK AT IT ABOUT LOSSES IN LAOS AS TRIPLE THAT OF 1960 WITH MARCHES IN HUE Moscow, FEB. 5 (UPI)--THE SOVIET UN­ VALDOSTA, GA., rEB. 5 (UPI)-­ SAIGON, FEB. 5 (UPI)--VIETNAMESE BUD­ ION TODAY ASSAILED THE UNITED STATES u.S. LONG-RANGE STRATEGIC NUCLEAR DHISTS TODAY CALLED A MASSIVE PROCES­ FOR ITS MILITARY "INTERFERENCE" IN THE POWER HAS BEEN TRIPLED IN THE LAST SION IN THE RIOT-PRONE CITY or HUE AS SOUTHEAST ASIAN KINGDOM OF LAOS AND FOUR YEARS, AIR FORCE SECRETARY U.S. PRESIDENTIAL ENVOY MCGEORGE BUNDY CALLED FOR AN IMMEDIATE CONFERENCE EUGENE M. ZUCKERT SAID TODAY. PRESSED FACT-FINDING TALKS WITH TOP "WITHOUT ANY PRELIMINARY CONDITIONS." "WE'VE GOT A WELL-BALANCED MIXED GOVERNMENT AND RELIGIOUS LEADERS IN THE SOVIETS BLAMED THE UNITED STATES FORCE OF BOMBERS AND INTERCONTIN­ SAIGON. FOR THE LATEST CRISIS IN THE LAND-LOCK­ ENTAL BALISTIC MISSILES -- ICBMs," THE FIRST OF AN EXPECTED 15,000 BUD­ ED SOUTHEAST ASIAN KINGDOM. HE SAID IN A SPEECH PREPARED FOR DHIST MARCHERS BEGAN TO GATHER IN HUE "THIS INTERFERENCE IS INSEPARABLY DELIVERY BEFORE THE ALDOSTA AND TONIGHT FOR TOMORROW'S PROCESSION. THE CONNECTED WITH THE PLANS FOR SPREADING LOWNDES CoUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. MARCH WILL COINCIDE WITH A SERIES OF THE WAR IN SOUTH VIET NAM AND WITH PRO­ ZUCKERT ALSO SAID THAT SHORT­ TALKS BUNDY SCHEDULED WITH REPRESENTA­ VOCAT10NS AGAINST NORTH VIET NAM," SAID RANGE TACTICAL NUCLEAR POWER DE­ TIVES OF SOUTH VIET NAM'S RELIGIOUS THE COMMUNIST PARTY NEWSPAPER PRAVDA. PLOYED BY THE UNITED STATES IN Eu­ GROUPS IN SAIGON TO TRY TO SORT OUT PRAVDA DEMANDED THAT THE UNITED ROPE HAS INCREASED BY 40 PERCENT THE RELIGIOUS HATREDS DIVIDING THE NA­ STATES "ABANDON ATTEMPTS TO USE LAOTION AS COMPARED WITH FOUR YEARS AGO. TION. TERRITORY FOR SPREADING WAR IN SOUTH BUNDY SCHEDULED TALKS IN SAIGON SAT­ VIET NAM AND FOR PROVOCATIONS AGAINST URDAY MORNING WITH REPRESENTATIVES OF VIET NAM'S TWO MAJOR RELIGIOUS GROUPS­ NORTH VIET NAM II SHIPPERS PLEAD END "THE SITUATION IN LAOS, WHICH WAS UN­ -THE BUDDHISTS AND THE RoMAN CATHOLICS. STABLE AND TENSE FOR MONTHS, HAS SHARP­ TO DOCKERS' STRIKE HE ALSO WILL MEET WITH FIGURES FROM LY DETERIORATED IN THE LAST FEW DAYS," NEW YORK, rEB. 5 (UPI)--NEW YORK THE HOA HAO AND CAO OAI SECTS, WHICH IT SAID. "THE ATTACKS OF THE RIGHT­ SHIPPERS TODAY URGENTLY APPEALED TO MAINTAIN THEIR OWN PRIVATE ARMIES. WINGERS AGAINST AREAS CONTROLLED BY THE PRESIDENT JOHNSON TO FORCE STRIKING ALMOST SIMULTANEOUSLY THE BUDDHISTS PATRIOTIC PATHET LAO FORCES ARE ACQUIR· LONGSHOREMEN BACK TO WORK AT ATLANTIC WERE TO MARCH IN HUE, 400 MILES NORTH ING A SYSTEMATIC CHARACTER. CONTINUAL AND GULF COAST PORTS WHERE CONTRACTS OF SAIGON, IN A PROCESSION INTENDED TO PROVOCATIONS MAKE REAL THE THREAT OF HAVE BEEN REACHED AND END THE ".5 CELEBRATE LAST MONTH'S FIERY SUICIDE A RESUMPTION OF CIVIL WAR. BILLION DOCK WALKOUTv OF A 17-YEAR-OLD BuOOHIST GIRL IN THE THE SHIPPERS ANGRILY ACCUSED THE iN­ CITY OF NHA TRANG. THE GIRL·S SUICIDE TERNATIONAL LONGSHOREMAN'S ASSOCIATION HELPED DESTROY THE AMERICAN-BACKED Ci­ SENATOR WOULD TALK OF "FLAUNTING" JOHNSON'S POSITION AS VILIAN GOVERNMENT THAT WAS STRONGLY OP­ ABOUT VIET NAM WAR PRESIDENT BY IGNORING AN EARLIER BACK­ POSED BY THE BUDDHIST LEADERSHIP. WASHINGTON, FEB. 5 {UPI)--DEMOCRATIC TO-WORK APPEAL. SENATOR GEORGE S. MCGOVERN OF SOUTH As THE STRIKE WENT INTO ITS 27TH DAY DILLON SEES CONfLICT DAKOTA THURSDAY NIGHT CALLED FOR A NE­ MARATHON TALKS CONTINUED AT THE KEY GOTIATED SETTLEMENT AT THE CONFERENCE HOLDOUT PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. LONG­ IN FRENCH GOLD STAND TABLE TO END THE FIGHTING IN SOUTH SHOREMEN IN MIAMI AND GALVESTON HAVE WASHINGTON, FEB. 5 (UPI)--TREASURY VIET NAM. NOT REACHED AGREEMENTS EITHER, BUT SECRETARY C. DOUGLAS DILLON SAID TODAY AT THE SAME TIME, REPUBLICAN SENATOR PHILADELPHIA WAS CONSIDERED THE MAJOR THERE IS A "SEEMING CONTRADICT JON" BE­ JACK R. MILLER OF IOWA URGED EXPANDING STUMBLING BLOCK TO A RETURN TO WORK. TWEEN FRENCH PRESIDENT CHARLES DE THE WAR BY LETTING THE SOUTH VIETNAM­ THE TELEGRAM FROM THE NEW YORK SHIP­ GAULLE'S STATEMENT YESTERDAY THAT THE ESE "STRIKE BASES IN NORTH VIET NAM AS PING ASSOCIATION TO JOHNSON WAS SIGNED FREE WORLD SHOULD RETURN TO THE GOLD A RESPONSE TO THEIR AGGRESSION." How­ BY WILLIAM B. RAND, PRESIDENT, AND STANDARD AND A tRENCH POSITION TAKEN A EVER, MILLER SAID, THE UNITED STATES ALEXANDER P. CHOPIN, CHAIRMAN AND CHIEF YEAR AGO BY HIS FINANCE MIN!STER. SHOULD MAKE CLEAR THAT IT HAS NO DESIRE NEGOTIATOR. LAST YEAR, DILLON SAID, tRANCE HELD OF "GETTING INTO A LAND WAR" OR OF TAK­ (CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR) THE CHAIRMANSHIP OF A COMMITTEE KNOWN ING OVEA TERRITORY AS THE "GROUP OF 10" WHICH WAS STUDYING THE TWO SENATORS WERE QUESTIONED ON THE WORLD'S MONETARY SITUATION. A RADIO NETWORK PROGRAM. NON-VIOLENTS CLASH AMONG OTHER THINGS, THE GROUP RECOM­ IN URGING NEGOTIATIONS, MCGoVERN SAID ATTACK FEDERAL MEN MENDED THAT SINCE GOLD APPARENTLY NO IIIF WE GO INTO A CONFERENCE AND THEN NEW YORK, FEB. 5 (UPI)--A GROUP OF LONGER WAS ADEQUATE TO BACK THE WORLDvS CAN'T ACHIEVE OUR TERMS, I SEE NOTHING "NON-VIOLENT" CIVIL RIGHTS DEMONSTRA­ SYSTEMS, ALTERNATIVE STANDARDS AND MON­ LOST. WE OUGHT TO TAKE STEPS RIGHT TORS BATTLED FEDERAL MARSHALS WITH ETARY SYSTEMS SHOULD BE FOUND. NOW TO EXPLORE THE POSSIBILITY OF A FISTS AND FEET TODAY ON THE STEPS OF THIS, DILLON SAID, WAS A "SEEMING POLITICAL CONFERENCE." MANHATTAN'S COURTHOUSE. CONTRADICTION" OF DE GAULLEvS STATE­ MILLER SAID HE WOULD NOT OPPOSE NE­ THE FIGHT BROKE OUT WHEN A FLYING MENT. GOTIATIONS "BUT I AM NOT FOR NEGOTIA­ WEDGE OF DEMONSTRATORS FROM THE STU­ DILLON TESTIFIED TODAY IN FAVOR or TIONS IF WE ARE NOT GOING TO GET ANY­ DENT NON-VIOLENT COORDINATING COMMIT­ A BILL AUTHORIZING A U.So GRANT OF $750 WHERE." HE QUESTIONED THE PROSPECTS OF TEE (SNCC) RUSHED THE MARSHALS AND MILLION FOR THE INTER-AMERICAN BANK FOR SUCCESS. TRIED TO GET INSIDE THE BUILDING. THREE YEARS BEGINNING 1965. MEMBERS OF THE GROUP WERE DRAGGED STATE DENIES MISSILE REPORT OUTS I DE THE CoURTHOUSE HALLS BY THE I R MUT I NY ON THE SLOUGH WASHINGTON, FEBo 5 (UPI)--THE STATE HEELS YESTERDAY AFTER A 90-MINUTE SIT- NEW YORK, FEB. 5 (UPI)--THE SWIRLING DEPARTMENT TONIGHT DENIED REPORTS THAT IN PROTESTING ARRESTS MADE IN SELMA, EAST RlVER TOOK ON A BRIEF AURA OF A UoS. INTELLIGENCE HAD LEARNED THAT ALABAMA, DURING THE NEGRO VOTER REGIS- BATTLEGROUND TODAY AMID RADIO REPORTS RUSSIA MAY EQUIP NORTH VIET NAM WITH TRATION DRIVE. OF TROUBLE BETWEEN THE DUTCH CAPTAIN ANTI-AIRCRAFT MISSILES. AT LEAST ONE DEPUTY MARSHAL WAS BLEa? AND CHINESE CREW OF AN IN-BOUND DUTCH THE REPORT CAME FROM ABC's STATE ING IN THE FACE WHERE ONE OF THE DEMON­ OIL TANKER. DEPARTMENT REPORTER, JOHN SCALI. STRATORS SLUGGED HIM. SEVERAL OF THE HARBOR POLICE AND COASTGUARDSMEN CON­ ROBERT J. MCCLOSKEY, STATE DEPART­ DEMONSTRATORS RECEIVED CUTS AND BRUIS­ VERGED ON THE 664-FOOT LONG "REZA SHAH, MENT PRESS OFFICER, SAID THE REPORT ES IN THE HEADLONG RUSH TOWARD THE THE GREAT," AS IT PLOWED UP THE MURKY WAS "ERRONEOUSo" COURTHOUSE DOOR. WATERWAY TOWARD ITS DOCK AT LOCUST Av­ "WE HAVE HAD NO INFORMATION THAT THE GROUP OS SIX OR SEVEN OEMONSTRA­ ENUE AND EAST 138TH STREET IN THE RUSSIA MAY GIVE NORTH VIET NAM ANTI­ TORS WHO RUSHED THE DOZEN MARSHALS WD£ BRONX. AIRCRAFT ROCKETS," HE SAID. LEO BY MARION BARRY, A SNCC FIELD SEC­ A BEVY OF POLtCFMEN, FEARFUL OF MU­ SCALI SAID AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE HAS RETARY. TINY ON BOARD, WAITED ON SHORE, BUT LEARNED THAT THE SOVIET MISSILES IN­ THREE UNIFORMED BORDER GUARDS EXITED WHEN THE SHIP WAS BOARDED, THE CREW WAS DISCOVERED TO B~ ONLY HOMESICK AND VOLVED IN THE OFFER WOULD BE THE SAME FROM EAST GERMANY YESTERDAY UNDER CO­ AS THOS RUSSIA HAS ESTABLISHED IN VER OF NIGHT. No SHOTS WERE FIRED. NOT MUTINOUS. 7lCONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR) HOURGLASS PAGE 2 , FRIDAY 5 FEBRUARY 1965 PUBL I SHED BY GLOBAL ASSOC I ATES AT RECORD HIGHWAY TOLL RED INFILTRATORS THE DIRECT ION Of THE C~ND I NG OFf I-'~ CHICAGO, FEB. 5 {UPI)--TRAFFIC ACCI- IN PHILIPPINES CER, KWAJALEIN TEST SITE, MARSHALL ~­ DENTS KILLED A RECORD 47,000 PERSONS MANILA, FEB. 5 (uPI)--PRESIDENT LANDS. CONTRACT DA-01OO21 AMC-SOO4 (Y) IN THE UNITED STATES LAST YEAR, THE DIOSDADO MACAPAGAL RECEIVED REPORTS (N12367156) 35133A PMR WliH GLOBAL NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL SAID TODAY. TODAY FROM THE DEFENSE DEPARTMENT AND

ASSOC IATES 0 THE COUNCIL SAID "FUNDAMENTAL PRE­ THE FOREIGN OFFICE ON COMMUNIST IN­ THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY VENTION TECHNIQUES, "FULLY APPLIED, FILTRATION INTO THE PHILIPPINES MONDAY THROUGH ~ATURDAY. DEADLINE COULD HAVE CUT THE NATION'S TOLL IN THROUGH THE SOUTHERN MINDANAO ISLANDo FOR NOTICES IS 4PM THE DAY BEFORE HALF. THE PRESIDENTIAL PRESS OFFICE SAID PUBLICATION AND DEADLINE FOR NEWS THE DEATH TOLL ON THE NATION'S THE REPORTS WERE SUBMITTED BY DEFENSE ITEMS IS lOAM THE DAY OF PUBLICATION. HIGHWAYS WAS 10 PERCENT HIGHER THAN SECRETARY MACARIO PERALTA AND FOREIGN THE PREVIOUS ALL-TIME HIGH Of 43,564, SECRETARY MAURO MENDEZ DURING SEPARATE SET IN 1963. CONFERENCES WITH MACAPAGAL AT MALACAN­ EDITOR: NEIL PHELPS-MuNSON THE COUNCIL SAID THE 1964 HIGHWAY ANG PALACE. No OTHER DETAILS WERE ASST EDITOR: DORIS WALLIN CASUALTIES SURPASSED THE TOTAL NUMBER DISCLOSED. STAff: AUDREY STRATMANN OF A MERICAN DEATHS IN THE REVOLUTI~ A SPOKESMAN SAID MACAPAGAL IS NOW REBECCA LLEWELLVN ARY WAR, THE WAR OF 1812, THE MEXICAN SCHEDULED TO LEAVE FOR A TWO-WEEK RUTH LONDON WAR AND THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR. TRIP TO THE SOUTH TOMORROW. IT WILL BETTY BULLA COUNCIL PRESIDENT HOWARD PYLE SAID INCLUDE AN INSPECTION TOUR OF ONE OF THAT IN ADDITION TO THE DEATHS, AN THE SOUTHERN ISLANDS IDENTIFIED AS AN ESTIMATED 1.7 MILLION PERSONS SUFFER­ ENTRY POINT FOR INFILTRATORS. OffiCIAL BULLETIN ED INJURIES IN AUTOMOBI~E ACCIDENTS LATE LAST YEAR, MACAPAGAL ALSO TOUR­ DUTY OFf I CER fOR KWAJALE I N TEST SITE THAT DISABLED THEM BEYOND THE DAY OF DATE HOME PHONE ED THE SOUTHERN PHILIPPINES TO SEE FOR THE ACCIDENT. HIMSELF THE PROGRESS OF THE GOVERNMENT 5. ftB 65 ~. ,J. M. R. THAYER* 628 HE ESTIMATED THE ECONOMIC LOSS TO DRIVE AGAINST SMUGGLING AND INFILTRA­ b fEB MAJ. M. R. THAYER* 628 65 THE NATION AT ABOUT $8.2 BILLION. TION THERE. 7 fEB 65 CAPT. L. O. COX* ~334 THAT PRICE TAG INCLUDED WAGE LOSSES, 8 fEB 65 LT. COL. M. J. SMALL 5~ ------MEDICAL EXPENSES, PROPERTY DAMAGE COUSAT EXCLUSIVE 9 FEB 65 MAJ. R. W. SPECKER 2240 AND OVERHEAD COST OF INSURANCE. p~ IS DENIED BY FCC LO FEB 65 4CAPT. J. J. OSBORN 231. ERTY DAMAGE ALONe AMOUNTED TO ABOUT WASHINGTON, fEB. 5 (UPI)--THE FED­ E II FEB CAPT. M.C. WI NEBARGER 65 664 $2.9 BILLION, HE SAID. ERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION TODAY I-======~ CONGO REBEL TARGET REJECTED A PROPOSAL BY COMMUNICATIONS IS FOR END OF '65 KHANH SNUBS BUNDY SATELLITE CORP. TO CONTRACT WITH F~ SECOND T I ME HUGHES AIRCRAFT CO. IN DESIGN AND NAIROBI, KENYA, FEB. 5 (UPI)--CON­ DEVELOPMENT OF 24 SATELLITES FOR THE GOLESE REBEL "FOREIGN MINISTER" THOMAS SAIGON, FEB. 5 (UPI)--THE FIRST MEETING BETWEEN PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S DEFENSE DEPARTMENT. KANZA CLAIMED TODAY THE REBELS HAD COMSAT HAD PROPOSED A 100,000 DOLLAR I ASSISTANT MCGEORGE BUNDY AND SOUTH SHQT DOWN FOUR CONGOLESE AIR FORCE VIETNAMESE MILITARY STRONGMAN LT. CONTRACT WITH HUGHES TO WORK ON A PLANES AND KILLED THEIR PILOTS, IN­ NATIONAL COMMUNICATiONS SYSTEM TO BE CLUDING AN AMERICAN AND A CUBAN. GEN. NGUYEN KHANH WAS CANCELLED AGAIN THIS MORNING. OFFERED TO THE DEFENSE DEPARTMENT FOR KANZA SAID IN A NEWSPAPER INTERVIEW A FIXED PRICE OF $14 MILLiON. THE REBELS HAD DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE BUNDY, WHO FLEW IN YESTERDAY FOR CONSULTATIONS ON THIS COUNTRY'S U.S. THE COMMISSION SUSTAINED AN OBJECT­ OF THE DOWNING OF THE PLANES. HE SAID BACKED WAR EFFORT AGAINST COMMUNIST ION BY PHILCO CORP. THAT THE PROPOSED ONE PILOT HAD BEEN IDENTIFIED AS AN SOLE-SOURCE CONTRACT WITH HUGHES AMERICAN NAMED BURK AND ANOTHER AS GUERRILLAS, HAD BEEN SCHEDULED TO SEE KHANH AT 9AM TODAY, BUT KHANH WOULD BE IN VIOLATION OF THE LETTER A CUBAN. AND SPIRIT OF THE COMMISSIONuS RULES THE INSURGENTS NOW HAVE TWO MODERN CANCELLED THE APPOINTMENT AT THE LAST MOMENT IN THE SECOND APPARENT SNUB AND REGULATIONS, AS WELL AS THE rOM­ HEAVY TANKS AS WELL AS FOUR LONG MUNICATIONS SATELLITE ACT OF 1962, RANGE ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUNS CAPTURED TO BUNDY IN TWO DAYS. YESTERDAY HE ALSO SENT LAST MINUTE REGRETS THAT WHICH REQUIRE COMPETITION IN PROCURE­ NEAR THE CONGO'S NORTHEASTERN BORDER MENT MADE BY THE COMMUNICATIONS WITH THE SUDAN, HE SAID. HE WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO ATTEND A RECEPTION FOR VIETNAMESE MILITARY SATELLITE CORPORATION. KANZA FORECAST THE REBELS WOULD HAVE PHILCO SAID THAT IT HAD BEEN ACTIVE­ FIRM CONTROL OF THE CONGO BY THE END LEADERS AT THE HOME OF THE U.S. MIL­ ITARY COMMANDER HERE. LY INVOLVED IN ALL ASPECTS OF MILITARY OF 1965. BUNDY HAD BEEN SCHEDULED TO ATTEND SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS SINCE 1957 HE SAID NO CONGOLESE PEACE PLAN MADE THAT RECEPTION, GIVEN BY MAJ. GEN. AND BELIEVED ITSELF FULLY QUALIFIED OUTSIDE AFRICA ••• WHETHER IN BRUSSELS, WILLIAM C. WESTMORELAND, WHO LEADS TO BID ON THE PROPOSED CONTRACT IF WASHINGTON, PEKING OR MOSCOW ••• WOULD THE 23,000 U.S. TROOPS COMMITTED TO GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITY. HAVE EVEN A REMOTE CHANCE OF SUCCESS. THE VIETNAMESE WAR. COMSAT SAID IT SELECTED HUGHES FOR HE SAID HE HAD SUBMITTED A SIX­ THE CONTRACT BECAUSE OF THE AIRCRAFT POINT PEACE PLAN DRAWN UP BY REBEL COMPANY'S EXPERIENCE ON SYNCHRONOUS fI "PRESIDENT CHRISTOPHE GBENYE TO OroCUS-HOME SAFE SATELLITES AND ITS USE OF FLIGHT­ KENYA PRESIDENT JOMO KENYATTA, ALSO LONDON, fEB. 5 (UPI)--THE CONSER­ TESTED HARDWARE ORBITED IN THE SVN­ PRESIDENT OF THE ORGANIZATION OF VATIVE PARTY ACTED TODAY TO DISPEL COM II AND III PROGRAMS. AFRICAN UNITY COMMISSION ON THE CONGO. RUMORS THAT FORMER PRIME MINISTER THE PLAN WOULD BE AMONG ITEMS DIS­ SIR ALEC DOUGLAS-HOME WILL BE RE­ CUSSED WHEN THE OAU COMMISSION MEETS PLACED AS PARTY LEADER BY A YOUNGER AUSTRALIAN COMMITTMENT IN NAIROBI FEBRUARY 12. POLITICIAN. IN MALAYSIAN BORNEO THE SIX POINTS LISTED BY HIM WERE. A STATEMENT ISSUED BY THE PARTY'S KUALA LUMPUR, FEB. 5 (UPI)--AuSTRA­ --AN IMMEDIATE VISIT BY OAU REPRESENT­ EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE SAID IT "RE­ LIA'S DECISION THIS WEEK TO SEND ATIVES TO KATANGA TO INQUIRE INTO AFFIRMS ITS FULL CONFIDENCE AND UN­ TROOPS TO BORNEO MARKED THE END OF MANEUVERS BY "BELGIANS AND AMERICANS STINTED SUPPORT OF DOUGLAS-HOME AS HER ATTEMPTS TO STAY OUT GF THE DIS­ TO CREATE A NEW KATANGAN SECESSION." LEADER ••• THE COMMITTEE EXPRESSES ITS PUTE BETWEEN MALAYSIA AND INDONESIA, --THE IMMEDIATE WITHDRAWAL OF MERCEN­ ADMIRATION FOR HIS TIRELESS EFFORTS MALAYSIAN SOURCES SAID HERE TODAY. ARIES FROM THE CONGO. AS LEADER AND IS DETERMINED THAT ALL AUSTRALIA HAS MAINTAINED TROOPS --WIDENING OF THE REVOLUTIONARY GOV­ SECTIONS OF THE PARTY WILL WORK EN­ ON THE MALAY PENINSULA AS PART OF THE ERNMENT BY BRINGING IN OTHER CONGOL­ THUSIASTICALLY WITH HIM FOR A SPEEDY I BRITISH COMMONWEALTH STRATEGIC RE­ ESE BROTHERS IN AREAS NOT YET LIBER­ AND CERTAIN RETURN OF A CONSERVATIVE SERVE SINCE BEFORE THE BIRTH OF MALAY­ ATED BUT WHO STILL ENJOY THE CONFID­ GOVERNMENT." SIA BUT UNTIL WEDNESDAY'S DECISION I ENCE OF THE CONGOLESE PEOPLE. HAD NOT COMMITTED HERSELF MILITARILY --AN UNDERTAKING BY THE REVOLUTIONARY GEM IN I IN HARNESS I N MALAYS lA'S BORNEO. GOVERNMENT TO ORGANIZE ELECTIONS WITH­ CAPE KENNEDY, FEB. 5 (UPI)--THE MALAYSIAN SOURCES SAID THEY BELIEVE IN SIX MONTHS OF THE WIDENING OF THE GEMINI CAPSULE, SCHEDULED TO MAKE AUSTRALIA'S DECISION TO DISPATCH GOVERNMENT--WITH THE OAU COMMISSION AMERICA'S FIRST TWO-MAN SPACEFLIGHT TROOPS TO BORNEO REFLECTED INDONESIA'S ACTING AS OBSERVERS. IN APRIL, WAS LINKED TO ITS TITAN-2 DRIFT AWAY FROM WESTERN INFLUENCE AND --THE IMMEDIATE RELEASE OF POLITICIAN ROCKET EARLY TODAY TO BEGIN A LONG HER GROWING FRIENDSHIP WITH RED CHINA. ANTOINE GIZENGA AND OTHER POLITICAL SERIES OF FINAL TESTS. THESE SOURCES ALSO SAID AUSTRALIA HOSTAGES HELD BY CONGOLESE PREMIER A SPACE AGENCY SPOKESMAN SAID THE HAS FINALLY REALIZED THAT INDONESIAN MOISE TSHOMBE. SPACECRAFT'S MOVE TO THE LAUNCH SITE, AGGRESSION MUST BE MET IN MALAYSIA --THE CREATION OF A SPECIAL COMMISSION A BIG STEP IN PREPARATIONS FOR THE WITH AUSTRALIAN TROOPS IF NECESSARY. TO "APPLY SANCTIONS AGAINST TH~MUR­ SHOT, WAS FIVE DAYS AHEAD OF SCHEDULE UNLESS THERE IS A SUDDEN AND UN-

DERERS OF FIRST CONGOLESE PREMIER THE OPERATION WAS COMPLETED BEfORE I LIKELY END TO INDONESIA'S CONFRONT- PATRICE LUMUMBA AND OTHER NATIONALIST DAWN TO GIVE TECHNICIANS ANOTHER ATION AGAINST MALAYSIA, IT IS BE- WORKERS " WORK DAY. LIEVED HERE, THE AUSTRALI~~S WILL fiGHT GUERRILLAS DURING 1~5. •

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RAYTHEON COMPANY AWARDED MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR CONTRACT REDSTONE ARSENAL, AlA.--THE ARMY'S NIKE-X PROJECT OffiCE AT REDSTONE ARSENAL HAS ANNOUNCED THAT A MUlTI­ 'ILLION DOllAR CONTRACT HAS BEEN AW­ ARDED fOR DEVELOPMENT or A NEW RADAR rOR THE NIKE-X MISSilE DErENSE SYSTEM. THE CONTRACT, WITH AN INITIAL fUND­ ING Of $18 MilliON, WAS SIGNED BETWEEN BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES AND THE RAYTHEON CO. fOR DEVELOPMENT Of THE NIKE-X MISSILE SITE RADAR (MSR). THE NIKE-X PROJECT SAID RAYTHEON BEEN ENGAGED IN DESIGN WORK ON THE MSR fOR MORE THAN A YEAR. THE AWARD WAS MADE BY BEll LABORA­ TORIES AS A SUBCONTRACT UNDER ITS OVER ALL CONTRACT WITH THE PROJECT. THE OVERALL CONTRACT AMOUNTED TO $309 MIL­ LION THIS YEAR fOR DESIGN AND DEVELOP­ MENT WORK ON THE ENTIRE NIKE-X SYSTEM. THE MSR WILL PROVIDE A GROUND-TO-AIR LINK BETWEEN THE NIKE-X SYSTEM'S GROUN BASED GUIDANCE EQUIPMENT AND ITS INTER CEPTOR MISSILES WHILE THEY ARE IN fLIGHT. BELL LABORATORIES IS RESPONSIBLE fOR OVERALL SYSTEM DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT. RAYTHEON WILL WORK AS A DEVELOPMENT SUBCONTRACTOR. SPECIAL STUDY GROUP •••••• MEMBERS Of SUPPLY TEAM FROM THE STATES LOOKING THE MSR WILL BE ONE Of TWO NIKE-X INTO lOGISTIC SUPPORT Of GLOBAL AND KENTRON fROM U.S. GOVERNMENT SOURCES. RADARS. THE OTHER IS THE MULTI-fUNC­ (LEfT TO RIGHT) CURLY KIBODEAUX, CHIEf Of SUPPLY DIVISION, KTS; DAVE TtON ARRAY RADAR (MAR). KINCHEN, MANAGER, SUPPLY DEPT., GLOBAL ASSOCIATES; VIRGil COLVIN, NIKE­ (CONTINUED ON PAGE fOUR) X PROJECT OFfICE; WILLIAM DALY, SUPPLY AND MAINT. COMMAND, WASHINGTON, D.C.; WALTER DECA, NEWCUMBERlAND ARMY DEPOT, PA.; JOHN BEAVERS, NtKE-X VIENNESE WALTZ PROJECT OffiCE' AND NORM JENSEN KENTRON-KWAJALEIN. How WOULD YOU liKE TO SPEND VALEN­ TINE'S EVE DINING AND DANCING IN VIEN POETS AND POETRY WOMEN'S CHAPEL FELUOWSHIP WELL, YOU CAN DO JUST THAT COME THE TOASTMISTRESS CLUB DINNER MEETING, LADIES, SAVE THE 9TH OF FEBRUARY NIGHT Of FEB. 13 WHEN THE YOKWE YUK MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8 AT 7:30 PM IN THE FOR A SALAD AND DESSERT lUNCHEON. IT WOMEN'S CLUB HOLDS ITS "NIGHT IN VIEN- WILL BE HELD AT THE HOME OF EVELYN I! TARO ROOM, YOKWE YUK CLUB. NA DINNER-DANCE IN THE DINING AND TAR SELF-IMPROVEMENT IN ALL fIELDS Of TURNER, QTRS. 223-A, STARTING AT 12:3 ROOMS Of THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. SPEAKING IS A PRIMARY AIM OF TOAST­ EACH LADY IS ASKED TO BRING EITHER DINNER WILL BE SERVED AT 9:00 PM. MISTRESS TRAINING. WORKING TOWARD A SALAD OR OESSERT CASSEROLE. THE THE MENU WilL fEATURE SAURBRATEN AND SUCH A GOAL, THE KWAJAlEIN TOASTMIS­ REGULAR FEBRUARY BUSINESS MEETING Will OTHER VIENNESE fOOD. MUSIC fOR DANCIN TRESS CLUB IS PRESENTLY EXPLORING THE fOllOW THE lUNCHEON. RESERVATIONS WILL BE PROVIDED BY RED HENLEY. FIELD Of liTERATURE AS IT RELATES TO MUST BE IN BY MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8. TICKETS ARE $3.50 EACH AND MAY BE PUBLIC SPEAKING. RESERVATIONS MAY BE MADE BY CALLING PURCHASED BY CALLING MARY WICKETT, 27 THE THEME OF THE MONDAY EVENING EITHER 559 OR 2489. BABY SITTING ELYSE KUHN, 676; OR PAT GLOBUS, 614. MEETING Will BE "POETS A LA CARTE," WILL BE AVAilABLE AT SYLVA BAGLEY'S fEATURING READINGS IN POETY AND PROSE. TRAilER 544. GUESTS ARE CORDIAllY INVITED TO ~------ATTEND. PLEASE CALL RUTH ERICKSON ABOUT THE DROUGHT AT 2755 OR MERLE SUTHERLIN AT 2161 KWAJALEIN IS NOT THE ONLY PLACE IN PLENTY OF TIME FOR SERGEANTS ••• THE fOR RESERVATIONS WHICH MUST BE MADE THE WORLD TO BE DOGGED BY A WATER '965 NATIONAL MARCH Of DIMES CHILD, NOT lATER THAN SUNDAY EVENING, FEB.7, SHORTAGE. MANY PARTS Of THE U.S. ARE MICKEY HEINICKE, 4 DENVER, COLORADO, HIT BY DROUGHT AT CERTAIN TIMES Of DOESN'T LACK fOR MASCULINE ADMIRATION THE YEAR WHEN COMMUNITIES ARE URGED fROM THE ARMED SERVICES. THE PRETTY THANK YOU I N P-M LAST WEEK MRS. GILL'S THIRD GRADE TO CONSERVE THEIR WATER SUPPLY IN THE CHILD, WHO SUffERS fROM THE SEVERE CLASS VISITED THE OFfiCE AND PRINT USUAL WAYS--EVEN AS HERE ON KWAJAlEIN. BIRTH DEfECT Of AN OPEN SPINE, MEETS ROOM Of THE HOURGLASS IN ORDER TO WRITER PARKE CUMMINGS HAS PUT HIS fOUR SERGEANTS AT THE OUTSET Of HER lEARN HOW A NEWSPAPER IS PUT TOGETHER. MIND TO WORK ON THE PROBLEM AND HAS COAST-TO-COAST TOUR fROM HER HOME EDITOR NEil PHElPS~UNSON CONDUCTED EVOLVED SEVERAL EXCELLENT WAYS IN TOWN. THE STUDENTS ON AN EXTENSIVE TOUR AND WHICH TO FURTHER CONSERVE A DWINDLING You CAN HELP THE MICKEYS AND OTHER TOLD THEM ABOUT THE WARIOUS JOBS HAN­ WATER SUPPLY. WHilE SOME Of HIS SUG­ CHILDREN WITH BIRTH DEfECTS BY CON­ DLED BY THE EMPLOYEES, EXPLAINED THE GESTIONS MAY NOT BE ENTIRELY PRACTICAL TRIBUTING TO THE RESEARCH AND PAT­ OPERATION Of THE TELETYPE MACHINE AND fOR OUR COMMUNITY, THEY ALL DO OPEN IENT-AID PROGRAMS OF THE MARCH OF 01 PRINTING EQUIPMENT. NEW AVENUES fOR THOUGHT. EVERYONE AGREED THAT IT WAS A lUCID I. IF THERE IS ANY WATER lEFT IN YOUR AND LEARNED DISCOURSE HE GAVE, AND HE GLASS WHEN YOU LEAVE A RESTAURANT, ASK WAS MORE THAN GRATifiED TO RECEIVE THE WAITER TO PUT IT IN A CONTAINER. THE fOllOWING BEAUTifUllY WRITTEN 2. ASK YOUR WIFE TO STOP COOKING WAT­ THANK You NOTE FROM MRS. Gill'S CLASS. ERY VEGETABLES, LIKE BRUSSEl SPROUTS. FOREVER. DEAR MR. PHElPS~UNSON 3. CARRY A DISHPAN WITH YOU AT ALL THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR TAKING US TIMES, IN ORDER TO TAKE ADVANTAGE Of ON A TOUR THROUGH THE HOURGLASS OffiCE SUDDEN SHOWERS. WE ALL ENJOYED IT. 4. LASTLY, DRINK NOTHING BUT DRY MAR­ WE ARE NOW MAKING OUR OWN CLASS NEWS TINIS. THIS WilL SOON BRING YOU TO PAPER. IT IS MUCH EASIER TO WRITE THE PAPER SINCE YOU SO CAREfULLY EXPLAINED THE POINT WHERE ANY DISCUSSION Of THE HOW IT IS OONE. WATER SHORTAGE WILL SEE PERFECTLY RI- 01 CUlOUS. YOURS TRULY THE HOURGLASS FEELS THAT IT IS DOING MRS. GILLtS THIRD GRADE ITS PART BY BRINGING YOU THE ABOVE CARBON MONOXIDE WAS DISCOVERED AfTER WATER SAVING SUGGESTIONS OF PARKE YEARS or EXHAUSTIVE RESEARCH. CUMMJNGS. PAGE 4 _. ______~~~------HO--UR-G-~--SS------,------~r~R~I~DA~Y~5~rE~B~R~UA~R~Y~19~6~5~_J HOUSE URGED TO HOLD LINE STR I KE (CONTI~~~~ ~:~) WALL STREET TODA Y ON BAN ON FOOD FOR NASSER "w E URGENTLY APPEALED TO YOU ON JAN. STOCK PRICES MOVED SLIGHTLY LOWER IN 28 REQUESTING YOU TAKE IMMEDIATE AC- MODERATE TRADING TODAY UNDER A COMB IN- WASHINGTON, FEB. 5 (UPI)--REP. ROB­ TION TO END THE SENSELESS, SUICIDAL ATION OF PRESSURE FROM PRE-WEEKEND EVE~ ERT H. MICHEL URGED HOUSE MEMBERS TO­ AND UNJUSTIFIED STRIKE OF lONGSHORE- ING UP OPERATIONS AND PROFIT-MAKING. DAY TO IGNORE AN APPEAL BY PRESIDENT MEN ON THE ATLANTIC AND GULF COASTS MARKET TECHNICIANS HAD MORE OR LESS JOHNSON AND STAND FAST ON THEIR DE­ AND REOPEN OUR PORTS," THE MESSAGE EXPECTED A DOWNTURN AND SAID THAT IT CISION TO BAR THE SALE OF UoS. SURPLUS SAID. WAS A NORMAL OCCURRENCE UNDER THE CIR- ~OOD TO THE UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC. "THE OFFICIALS OF THE ILA HAVE SEEN CUMSTANCES. THEY POINTED OUT THAT AL­ MICHEL IS THE AUTHOR OF A HOUSE­ FIT TO IGNORE YOUR SUBSEQUENT APPEAL. THOUGH SECONDARY SHARES HAVE MANAGED PASSED AMENDMENT THAT WOULD IMPOSE "OUR BITTER DISAPPOINTMENT AT THIS GOOD GAINS ALL WEEK MANY BLUE CHIP IS­ SUCH A BAN. THE SENATE ON WEDNESDAY FLAUNTING OF YOUR HIGH OFFICE PROMPTS SUES WERE IN A CORRECTIVE PHASE. PARTIALLY OVERTURNED THE HOUSE ACilON US TO AGAIN APPEAL FOR YOUR PERSONAL Du PONT AND EASTMAN KODAK MANAGED GOOt BY GRANTING THE PRESIDENT DISCRETION INTERVENTION IN TAKING WHATEVER ACTION GAINS BEFORE BACKING DOWN SOME AT THE IN THE MATTER. IS NECESSARY, EITHER THROUGH CONGRESS CLOSE. IBM LOST A LARGE PART OF YESTER· JOHNSON YESTERDAY APPEALED TO THE OR ANY OTHER MEASURE AT YOUR COMMAND, DAY'S 6 1/2 ADVANCE. TEXAS INSTRUMENTS HOUSE TO GO ALONG WITH THE SENATE TO END THIS STRIKE IN THOSE PORTS MOTOROCA AND PERKIN-ELMER DECLINED. HON VERSION WHEN IT VOTES ON THE ISSUE WHERE CONTRACTS HAVE BEEN REACHED AND EYWELL WAS A FIRM SPOT. AGAIN MONDAY. APPROVED BY UNION MEMBERS." 30 INDUSTRIALS CLOSED AT 903.20 OFF "N OTWITHSTANDING THIS IMPASSIONED IN WASHINGTON TODAY, A SPOKESMAN 0.86 PLEA ON BEHALF OF PRESIDENT NASSER'S FOR THE NATIONAL GRAIN TRADE COUNCIL 20 RAILS CLOSED AT 211.15 OFF 0.23 UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC AND THE SENATE'S SAID THAT THE STRIKE WAS DOING "IRRE- 15 UTILITIES CLOSED AT Ib2.51 UP 0.08 NULLIFICATION OF HOUSE ACTION TO CUT PARABLE DAMAGE TO THE NATION'S FOOD 65 STOCKS CLOSED AT 316.39 OFF 0.22 OFF FOOD SHIPMENTS TO THE UAR, I URGE PROGRAMS" AND ALSO WAS AFFECTING THE STOCK PRICES WERE NARROWLY MIXED IN THE HOUSE TO STAND FAST," MICHEL SAID HUNGRY PEOPLE OF THE WORLD. MODERATE TRADING DURING THE FIRST HOUR IN A STATEMENT. "BOTH OUR FOOD FOR PEACE PROGRAM TODAY. THE ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN CHARGED AND OUR COMMERCE IN U.S. GRAINS TO TODAY'S VOLUME WAS 5,690,000 SHARES. NASSER WITH USING TROOPS TO DESTROY OUR DOLLAR CUSTOMERS ARE BEING BADLY OF A TOTAL 1390 ISSUES TRADED 503 FREEDOM IN YEMEN AND Of SUPPLYING THE HURT," ROBERT SEARLES OF MINNEAPOLIS, WERE HIGHER AND 616 lOWER. CONGOLESE REBELS WITH SOVIET-MADE GR~IN TRADE COUNCil CHAIRMAN, SAID. AMERICAN EXCHANGE VOLUME WAS 2,150,- WEAPONS. EVERYTHING IS BACKING UP FROM THE 000 SHARES. BONDS VOLUME AMOUNTED TO "B Y SUPPLYING FOOD TO NASSER," MICHEL LOGJAMS AT THE PORTS. EVERY DAY, THE $8,640,000. SAID, "WE FREE HIS ECONOMY OF THE NEC­ SITUATION GETS WORSE AND THE EfFECT AT&T 67 1/4 DAC 33 1/8 RCA 31 3/4 ESSARY TASK OF FEEDING HIS PEOPLE AND IS NOT ONLY NATIONWIDE BUT WORLDWIDE. OOMSAT 6~5 ______ALLOW HIM TO DIVERT THESE FUNDS TO AMBITIOUS SCHEMES OF CONQUESTS." You CAN r T TURN TH IS GRA I N FLOW OFF CONS STR IKE HURTS AN?loN LIKE A FAUCET. SAIGON, FEB. 5 (UPI)--AN AMERICAN SABRE RATTLER NSTEAD OF BEING ABLE TO DEPEND ON SPOKESMAN TODAY BELATEDLY REPORTED Moscow FEB. 5 (UPI)--RusSIA IS A- US FOR FOOD, THE HUNGRY PEOPLE OF THE THAT AT LEAST TWO COMPANIES OF VIET HEAD IN "MANY WAYS " BOTH IN QUALITY WORLD HAVE TO SCRAMBLE FOR OTHER SUP- CONG INFLICTED A COSTLY DEFEAT ON A AND QUANTITY OF ITS NUCLEAR ARMAMENT, PLIES ••• PEOPlE CAN'T FAST FOR WEEKS GOVERNMENT MILITIA FORCE IN BINH DINH COMMANDER OF SOVIET ROCKET FORCES WHilE WE ARGUE." PROVINCE, 250 MILES NORTHEAST OF SAI- MARSHAL NIKOLAI KRYlOV SAID TODAY. THE SHIPPERS POINTED OUT TO THE GON, JUST BEFORE A VIET CONG CEASE- THE SOVIET MARSHAL, WRITING IN THE PRESIDENT THAT THE FEDERAL MARITIME FIRE WENT INTO EFFECT. MILITARY NEWSPAPER KRASNAYA SVEZDA ADMINISTRATION HAS ESTIMATED THAT THE THE SPOKESMAN SAID THE VIET CONG SAID. "OUR MISSILES HAVE AN EXCEPTION­ STRIKE ALREADY HAS COST $1.5 BILLION KILLED 19 MiliTIAMEN, WOUNDED 10, AND AL ACCURACY OF IMPACT WHICH NO ONE HAS TO THE NATIONAL ECONOMY AND IS SNOW- SCATTERED OR CAPTURED 87 OTHERS IN BEEN ABLE TO ACHIEVE." BALLING WITH GREAT M~1ENTUM ••• WITH NO THE TWO-DAY ACTION JAN. 29 AND 30. " I N QUALITY AND QUANTITY OF NUCLEAR END IN SIGHT. ______~------_ GOVERNMENT WEAPONS LOSSES AMOUNTED MISS!LE ARMAMENT," THE MARSHAL SAID (CONTINUED FROM TO 99 INDIVIDUAL WEAPONS, THREE AUTO- II NOT ONLY DO WE NOT lAG BEHIND THOSE' CONTRACT PAGE THREE) MATIC RIFLES AND FIVE SUBMACHINEGUNS, WHO THREATEN US WITH WAR, BUT IN MANY BOTH RADARS WILL EMPLOY THE PHASED THE SPOKESMAN SAID. WAYS WE ARE AHEAD OF THEM." ARRAY RADAR PRINCIPLE NEVER USED BE- THE VIET CONG LOST 22 KILLED. KRYLOV CITED AN EXAMPLE OF SOVIET FORE BY ARMY MISSILE SYSTEMS. ACCORDING TO U.S. ARMY CAPTAIN MOY- MiSSiLE ACCURACY THE FIRING OF A NEXT­ THIS TYPE RADAR DOES NOT HAVE HEAVY lAN S. CHEW, DISTRICT ADVISER IN THE TO-L~ST STAGE Of A SPACE CARRIER ROCK­ ROTATING ANTENNAS. INSTEAD, MOVEMENT AREA, THE MiliTIAMEN HELD OUT UNT'I ET ONE WEEK AGO THAT LANDED ON TARGET OF THE RADAR BEAM IS ACCOMPLISHED BY THEY RAN OUT OF AMMUNITION AS THE VIET SOUTHWEST OF HAWAI i AFTER TRAVELING ELECTRONIC SOUND BEAM SWITCHING. CONG ATTACKED USING CAPTURED 81-MILL- 8,000 MILES ACCORDING TO COL. 1 O. DREWRY, THE IMETER MORTARS AN~ MACHINEGUNS. N I KE-X PROJECT MANAGER, TH I S TYPE RA- RE PORT \CONT I NUED FROM OAR WILL HAVE A NUMBER OF ADVANTAGES PAGE ONE) TWO STATIONS DOWN UNDER FOR ANTI-MISSILE DEFENSE. CUBA. TRACKING 'EM UP ABOVE THE MAR, FOR EXAMPLE, WILL REPLACE THERE HAS BEEN SPECULATION THAT THE WASHINGTON, FEB 5 (uPI)--SPACE TWO OR MORE CONVENTIONAL RADARS SUCH SOVIETS MIGHT OFFER THE NORTH VIET- CO~MUNICATIONS STATIONS AT WOOMERA AS THOSE DESIGNED FOR THE NIKE ZEUS NAMESE AN ANTI-AIRCRAFT SYSTEM TO PRO- AND CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA WILL PLAY A ANTI-MISSILE MISSILE SYSTEM. USE OF TECT ITSELF FROM POSSIBLE AIR ATTACKS VITAL ROLE IN REPORTING ON THE RANGER THE MAR AND MSR WILL ALSO AllOW THE BY U.S. PLANES SUPPORTING SOUTH VIET C AND D MOON SHOTS, NASA SAID TODAY. SYSTEM TO MINIMIZE THE AMOUNT OF EQUIP. NAM. NASA SAID THE LAUNCH OF THE FIRST MENT EXPOSED ABOVE GROUND. ACCORDING TO THE SPECULATION, THE ROCKET WILL BE ATTEMPTED DURING THE THE MSR IS ALSO BEING DESIGNED TO SOVIET OFFER COULD NOT BE MATCHED BY WEEK BEGINNING FEB. 17 AND THE SECOND HANDLE A NUMBER OF INTERCEPTOR MISSilES COMMUNIST CHINA--THE KEY BACKER OF DURING A ONE-WEEK PERIOD A MONTH LATE~ SIMULTANEOUSLY IN CASE OF MULTIPLE NORTH VIET NAM'S GUERRillA WAR AGAIN- THE AUSTRAL'AN STATIONS ARE TWO OF ICBM ATTACK. THE MAR ON THE OTHER ST SOUTH VIET NAM. fIVE PERMANENT STATIONS RESPONSIBLE HAND WILL HAVE THE CAPABILITY OF HAND- PEKING REPORTEDLY HAS BEEN UNABLE FOR TRACKING AND COMMUNICATION OF THE L~NG MULTIPLE SIMULTANEOUS ENGAGEMENTS. TO DEVISE AN ANTt-AIRCRA~T SYSTEM RANGER MOON SPACE-CRAFT. Two STATIONS THE NIKE-X PROJECT OFFICE, lOCATED EfFECTIVE AGAINST HIGH-SPEED JET AIR- ARE LOCATED IN GOLDSTONE, CALIF. AND AT REDSTONE ARSENAL, ALABAMA, IS AN CRAFT. ONE is IN JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA. ELEMENT OF THE ARMY MATERIEL COMMAND. By OFFERING THE ANTI-AIRCRAFT SYSTEM DATA FLOWING INTO THESE STATIONS WESTERN ELECTRIC Co IS THE PRIME RUSSIA'S INFLUENCE IN CONDUCT OF COM- WILL BE TRANSMITTED IMMEDIATELY TO CONTRACTOR FOR NIKE-X, WITH BELL TELE- MUNIST ACTIVITIES IN SOUTHEAST ASIA THE JET PROPULSION LABORATORY AT PASA­ PHONE LABORATORIES RESPONSIBLE FOR WOULD INCREASE, ACCORDING TO THE SPEC- DENA, CALIFORNiA, A NASA BRANCH, WHICH SYSTEM DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT. ULATION. WILL ANALYZE AND SUMMARIZE THE INFORM­ SOVIET PREMIER ALEXEI KOSYGIN IS EN ATlnN FOR RELEASE TO THE PUBLIC, NASA ROUTE TO HANOI, THE SEAT OF THE NORTH A CHILDREN'S MATINEE MOVIE WILL STAiED. VIETNAMESE GOVERNMENT. THE FACT THAT BE PRESENTED ON SATURDAY FEB. 6 THE FIVE PERMANENT STATIONS ARE SOVIET AIR FORCE OFFICIALS HAVE ACCOM­ AT IPM IN THE YOKWE YUK THEATRE. KNOWN AS THE DEEP SPACE NETWORK. PANIED THE PREMIER TO NORTH VIET NAM "MAN IN THE MOON" WIll BE SHOWN. PARIS, FEB. 5 (UPI)--FRANCE, KNOWN HAS SPARKED THE SPECULATION THAT RUSSI~ MAY OFFER THE MISSILES. AS A NATION OF GOURMETS, HAS DISCOVER- AT THE WRONG END OF A LONG DAY IT ED A NEW DELICACY. IT IS RECOMMENDED HOWEVER, HIGH-lEVEL SOVIET ECONOMIC AS AN UNUSUAL VEGETABLE "I DEAL FOR IS SOMET I MES I MPOSS I BlE TO TH I NK OF hID OFFIC'AL~ ARE ALSO WITH KOSYGIN, SERVI~G WITH COLD ROAST MEAT." THE CLEVER THINGS TO FILL THE SPACE AT THE SO THE AID ~AY ~E BOTH ECONOMIC AND DEl'C "E BOTTOM OF A COLUMN. MILITARY. J ACY IS NGLISH HEINZ BAKED BEANS r • .. r-__P_A_G_E~5~ ______~ ______~H~0~UR~G~LcAS~S~ ______~nR~l~D~ALY 5 fEBURARY 1965 THE SPORTS PATROL COLLEGE CAGE BY STEVE SN I DER ROUNDUP UPI SPORTS WRITER SECTION s~ort NEW YORK, fEB. 5 (UPI )--Loy- NEW YORK, fEB. 5 (UPI )--SPORTS OlA Of CHICAGO HAS TAKEN THE Of ALL SORTS: MEASURE OF MANY TEAMS IN THE PAST fEW MANAGER CASEY STENGEL Of THE NEW YEARS, BUT IT APPEARS THAT THE RAM­ YORK METS IS DELIGHTED WITH THE ACQUIS­ THE OBSERVER BLERS' CHIEF VALUE TO THE SPORT OF BAS­ ITION Of fORMER MILWAUKEE STAR WARREN BY PAT LANIAS KETBAll THIS SEASON IS AS A YARDSTICK SPAHN, WHO WAS PITCHING BEfORE MANY CLASS rC RESULTS fOR THE NATION'S TOP 10 TEAMS. Of THE OTHER METS WERE BORN ••• SPAHNIE, AND ACCORDING TO LOYOLA, WHICH NOW 43, IS A PLAYER-COACH. 8TH-INNING HOMER GIVES BURNS & ROE HAS PLAYED NO lESS THAN FOUR MEMBE~Of IIHE SHOULD HELP OUR STAff IN EVERY 5-4 WIN THE SELECT 10 IN THE PAST SEVEN DAYS, DEPARTMENT BECAUSE HE CAN DO IT ALL UMPIRES WERE BOOED AS EBEYE FANS INDIANA MUST RATE RIGHT AT THE TOP Of HIMSELf," SAYS CASEY. "OUR LEfT-HANDED FAILED TO AGREE WITH CHIEf UMPIRE THE LIST. PITCHERS SHOULD DEVELOP GREAT MOVES CHARLES ALVARO'S DECISION IN THE BOT­ IT ISN'T SO MUCH WHAT THE RAMBLERS TO fIRST BASE WITH SPAHN AS THEIR TOM Of THE E I GH1H I NN I NG. HOWEVER, IT SAID, BUT RATHER WHAT INDIANA DID TEACHER. AND MAYBE MR. SPAHN CAN PITCH WAS HIS DECISION AND BURNS & ROE WON THURSDAY NIGHT ENROUTE TO A 109-82 US SOME VICTORIES, TOO." WITH A 5-4 COME-fROM-BEHIND VICTORY TROUNCING Of THE CHICAGO SCHOOL, WHICH CONSIDERING THE STATE Of THE HAPLESS WHICH CARRIED THEM INTO THE QUARTER­ WON THE NCAA TITLE ONLY TWO YEARS AGO. METS, SPAHN HAS HIS WORK CUT OUT fOR FINALS IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET Of LOYOLA DEFEATED WICHITA, THEN RANKED HIM ON BOTH ASSIGNMENTS. THE SPECIAL SERVICES SOfTBAll CLASSIC THIRD AND NOW fIfTH, LAST FRIDAY NIGHT TIP TO AMATEUR GOLfERS: You CAN LOSE TOURNAMENT. AND THEN LOST CLOSE GAMES WITH SECOND­ YOUR AMATEUR STANDING JUST BY THINKING THE EBEYE COMMUTERS HAD THE GAME IN­ RATED UCLA, THEN TOP-RANKED, AND ST. ABOUT TURNING PRO If THE U.S. GOLf TO A 4-4 DEADLOCK IN THE TOP HAlf Of JOHN'S, THEN EIGHTH AND NOW 11TH, BE­ ASSOCIATION HEARS ABOUT IT •• A GENT THE FINAL INNING. BURNS & ROE WENT FORE JOURNEY I NG TO BLOOM I NGTON, SO THE !i WROTE TO THE USGA, INDICATING HE IN­ SCORELESS IN THE BOTTOM HALF TO fORCE RAMBLERS ARE IN A PRETTY GOOD POSITION TENDED TO TURN PRO BUT ASKED fOR INfOR~ THE GAME INTO AN EXTRA INNING. JERRY TO JUDGE THE MER I TS Of THE TOP TEAMS. I ATION ON PLAYING IN A fEW TOUR TOURNA­ BLACKWELL lED Off BURNS & ROE'S IN THE THE 10TH-RANKED HOOSIERS, NOW 13-2, MENTS BEfORE MAKING A fiNAL DECISION •• BOTTOM Of THE EIGHTH INNING WITH HIS USGA ADVISED HIM TO ASK THE PGA ABOUT THIRD HIT Of THE NIGHT fOR THE WINNING HADN'T PLAYED IN 17 DAYS DUE TO EXAMS BUT THERE WAS NOTHING WUSTY ABOUT THE SAME BECAUSE HE ALREADY WAS A "NON­ RUN AS BLACKWELL MADE HIS BIGGEST INDIANA ATTACK AS GUARD JOHN MCGLOCKLIN AMATEUR" ON THE BASIS Of ADMITTED IN­ GAMBLE Of THE SEASON. DALLY fIELD EX­ TOSSED IN 25 POINTS. THE VAN ARSDALE TENTI ONS. PLODED WITH ANGER. BLACKWEll REACHED TWINS COMBINED fOR ANOTHER 31 POINTS THE U.S. LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION HAS THIRD BASE ON HIS HIT AND GAMBLED fOR AND STEVE REDENAUGH SCORED 17 fOR THE THE SAME SORT Of AN AMATEUR RULE ABOUT HOME. THE BALL WAS RIFLED fROM THE HOOSIERS, WHO HELD A 50-42 HALfTIME PROfESSIONAL INTENTIONS BUT IT HASN'T OUTfIELD TO HOMEPLATE WHERE THE COM­ LEAD. BEEN ENfORCED fOR YEARS •• LAST MAJOR MUTERS THOUGHT BLACKWELL WAS OUT BY ANOTHER CHICAGO INDEPENDENT, DEPAUL, VICTIM WAS PAULINE BETZ, SUSPENDED A WIDE MARGIN BUT THE UMPIRE CALLED UNDERTOOK A SEVERE ROAD TEST AND NAR­ WHILE TOURING EUROPE IN 1947 ••• TODAY'S HIM SAfE. TOP PLAYERS ALL "INTEND" TO TURN PRO THE COMMUTERS TOOK A 2-0 LEAD IN THE ROWLY LOST A 72-70 DECISION TO UN­ BEATEN AND fOURTH-RANKED PROVIDENCE. If THE PRICE IS RIGHT AND THE BRASS OPENING fRAME ON A PAIR Of WALKS, A OTHER SCORES: FLORIDA STo-62, Du­ HATS KNOW IT. PAIR Of SINGLES BY ABSO BOBO AND MAROK JOCKOCoN..AN, RETIRING AS A MAJOR LALIMO AND A SACRifiCE flY BY ATREJ QUESNE-58; RICHMOND-76, SOUTH CAROLINA- LEAGUE UMPIRE, SOMETIMES ENVIED JUSTICE ANEJ. THE COMMUTERS PUSHED ANOTHER 58; CINCINNATI-Bo, NORTH TEXAS ST.-53; Of THE SUPREME COURT •• "THEY CAN TAKE RUN IN THE NEXT fRAME AND THREE HITS UTAH-I09, MONTANA-92. TWO OR THREE MONTHS TO REACH A VERDICT~ BY ATJANG PAUL, ANOKAR BORO AND ELIAS JOCKO ONCE SAID. "BUT AN UMPIRE HAS BOBO. LARRY STEPHENS SINGLED AND BOYER~ GIBSON CONTRACTS ONLY A fEW SECONDS AND THERE'S NO IN LATER SCORED ON ANOTHER SINGLE BY GENE COST CARDS 105 GRAND ST. LOUIS, Mo., FEB. 5 (UPI )--Two BETWEEN •• HE'S EITHER SAfE OR OUT." GURNER AND A SACRifICE fLY BY TED TAY­ GAME WORLD SERIES WINNER BOB GiBSON DAVID (SONNY) WEBLIN, OWNER Of THE LOR. BURNS & ROE THEN SCORED TWO NEW YORK fOOTBALL JETS, RACE HORSE MORE RUNS TO EVEN IT UP AT 3-3 IN THE SIGNED HIS 1965 BASEBALL CONTRACT TO­ OWNER AND lONG-TIME SHOW BIZ fIGURE, THIRD INNING ON A WALK, A DOUBLE BY DAY ON THE HEELS Of THE KEN BOYER IS COMING ON STRONG AS A RIVAL TO AL­ AL ESTEBAN AND A SINGLE BY BLACKWELL. AGREEMENT, IN A QUICK ONE-TWO PUNCH WHICH COST THE ST. LOUIS CARDINALS AN fRED GWYNNE VANDERBILT fOR APTLY-NAMED LITTLE LEAGUE SCHEDULE RACE HORSES ••• AMONG THOSE NOW IN FLORI­ ESTIMATED $105,000. KWAJ. AlL-S TARS VS. EBEYE AlL-S TARS THIRD BASEMAN BOYER, THE NATIONAL lEA­ DA ARE FEATURE PICTURE (MARE I S MONA SUNDAY 4PM AT LITTLE LEAGUE fIELD. GUE'S LISA), ONE NIGHT STAND (SIRE IS SAILOR) MOST VALUABLE PLAYER, SIGNED lAST NIGHT fOR ALMOST AND RIGHT­ CHILD STAR (MARE IS LITTLE ONE),ALWAYS HOPEFULS #1 ELIMINATE HOPEfULS #2 $65,000 HANDER GIBSON, WHO SAID HE HOPE TO WIN ON (MARE IS LITTLE EGO) AND fROM THE THE TWO MOST RECENTLY ORGANIZED TEAMS Top (SIRE IS CITATION). WHO ENTERED THE CLASSIC TOURNAMENT ARE 20 GAMES THIS SEASON, AGREED TO A CON­ THAT LADY SITTING ON THE BENCH AT THE HOPEfULS #1 AND HOPEfULS #2, COM­ TRACT SAID TO BE IN THE $40,000 RANGE. BASKETBALL GAMES Of SAINT PETER'S COL­ PRISING MAINLY GLOBAL PERSONNEL AND A GIBSON COULD HAVE WON 20 GAMES LAST SEASON, BUT HE BECAME INVOLVED IN A LEGE Of JERSEY CITY, N.J., IS NO CHEER­ SMATTERING Of KTS PEOPLE. DUE TO LACK LEADER, SIR, SHE'S THE TEAM PHYSICIAN •• Of PRACTICE, PERHAPS, THEY ARE NOT IN BEANBALL EPISODE EARLY IN THE SEASON DR. ANNE JERENE ROBBINS GOT THE JOB THE BEST OF CONDITION, BUT BOTH TEAMS IN A GAME WITH THE PHILADELPHIA PHIL­ AfTER STITCHING UP AN INJURED PLAYER'S GAVE THEIR ALL, SUCH AS IT IS. EVERY­ LIES. GIBSON WAS HIT BY A PITCH, AND SCALP DURING AN EMERGENCY AT THE fIRST ONE GENERALLY AGREES THAT fROM THE TWO fLIPPED HIS BAT TOWARD PITCHER JACK GAME SHE EVER SAW fOUR YEARS BACK. TEAMS THERE IS SUfFICIENT STRENGTH TO BALDSCHUM. As A RESULT, GIBSON WAS THE PRO fOOTBALL BOOM HAS SPREAD THE fORM ONE GOOD TEAM. CURLY KIBODEAUX, EJECTED IN THE fOURTH INNING WITH THE GOSPEL OF THE GAME fAR AND WIDE BUT IT FOR EXAMPLE, HAS GOOD POTENTIAL. No CARDINALS 5-1 IN THE lEAD. HAD HE RE­ STILL DOESN'T PAY TO GET TOOCHESTY ••• ONE WHO WITNESSED THE TUESDAY GAME BE­ MAINED ONE INNING MORE, GIBSON WOULD SAID BALTiMORE END BUTCH WILSON WHEN TWEEN THE HOPEfULS #2 AND THE flL­ HAVE ENDED THE SEASON WITH 20 WINS. HE PACKED HIS GEAR TO GO HOME TO HUY­ AMERICANS WILL fORGET HOW CURLY fANNED GIBSON WAS CHARGED WITH THE DEfEAT IN ETOWN, ALA., rrNOW I SUPPOSE I'LL HAVE ONE Of THE MORE PRACTICED OPPONENTS. THE SECOND WORLD SERIES GAME WITH THE TO EXPLAIN TO THE PEOPLE AGAIN WHERE IN LAST NIGHT'S GAME THE HOPEfULS #2 YANKEES, BUT HE WON THE fIfTH, 5-2 IN 1 'VE BEEN fOR THE PAST SIX MONTHS." WERE ELIMINATED fROM THE TOURNEY WHEN 10 INNINGS, AND THE fiNAL GAME, 7-5. NATIONAL LEAGUE UMPIRE PAUL PRYOR THEY WERE DEfEATED BY HOPEfULS #1, WITH HE SET A NEW WORLD SERIES RECORD FOR SWITCHES fROM BASEBALL TO BASKETBALL A S COR E OF' 4-1. STRIKEOUTS WITH 31, INCLUDING 13 IN EACH YEAR •• HE'S CURRENTLY COACHING CLIff CLARK SR., AN ACE MOUNTAINBALL GAME N0.5. DOMINCAN COLLEGE AT RACINE, WIS ••• WON­ PITCHER fOR THE PAST 5~ YEARS, PITCHED PALM SPRINGS, CALIf., FEB. 4 (UPI )-­ DER If HE'S A REfER~-BAITER? AND BATTED THE HOPEfULS #1 TRIUMPH. FIVE JAPANESE GIRL CADDIES, IMPORTED CLASSIC SCHEDUlE CLARK CHECKED THE HOPEF'ULS #2 TO ONLY BY BOB HOPE, WIll CADDY DURING THE fRIDAY 5 fEBURARY-5:30PM DALLY, Fll­ 6 HITS, WITH GORDON NEWMAN COllECTING fINAL TWO DAYS Of THE $100,000 DESERT AMERICANS VS. DOUGLAS. 5.30PM BRANDON A PAIR. CLARK SCORED TWO OUT OF' THEIR CLASSIC GOLf TOURNAMENT, IT WAS AN­ HIGH SCHOOL VS. JOMAKAJ. fOUR RUNS WHILE BELTING A TRIPLE AND NOUNCED TODAY. SATURDAY 6 FEBRUARy-5:30PM DALLY, A SINGLE. HOPE, SPONSOR Of THE TOURNAMENT, MET BURNS & ROE VSo NA-ALII. 5 30PM BRAND­ NEWMAN SCORED THE LOSERS LONE RUN IN THE GIRLS WHEN THEY CADDIED fOR HIM ON, HOPEFULS#I VS. WINNER OF TONIGHT'S THE SECOND INNING WHEN HE SINGLED AND AND HIS fRIENDS AT THE MUSASHINO COUNTR~ DALLY FIELD GAME. LATER SCORED ON ANOTHER SINGLE BY LOS­ CLUB NEAR TOKYO LAST DECEMBER. BASKETBALL PRACT I CE: F RID f, Y 5 FE B­ ING PITCHER CURLY KIBODEAUX. THE WINN­ THIS IS THE fiRST TIME GIRL CADDIES RUARY, 5-6PM DALLY--NA ALI I "B". 6-7PM ERS SCORED ON TRIPLES BY CLARK AND HAVE BEEN USED IN A MAJOR NATIONALLY DALLY, BURNS & ROE. WESTOVER AND A SINGLE BY ERNIE MINA. TELEVISED TOURNAMENT. •

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NOTICES MICRONESIAN HANDICRAFT SHOP--EFFECT­ IVE MoNDAY, FEB. 8, THE MICRONESIAN HELP WANTED HANDICRAFT SHOP HOURS OF OPERATION SHOWTIME 7 & 9 WILL BE AS FOLLOWS: YOKv.E YUK THE PUMPK I N EATER ANNE BANCROFT, PETER FINCH BW ApPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED• MONDAY 9-11:30 AM 7-8:30 PM FOR SEVERAL INTERESTING AND CHALLENG. THURSDAY & SATURDAY 9-11 :30AM DRAMA A •• GOOD FOR OVER 18 Y&C •• NO ING ASSIGNMENTS, 80TH FULL AND PART­ TIME. ATTENTION GIRL SCOUT LEADERS & NEIGH­ SHOWTIME 7~30 PERHAPS WE CAN WORK OUT A SCHEDULE BORHOOD SERVICE TEAMS: THERE WILL RICHARDSON THE OUTRAGE TO FIT YOUR NEEDS. A PARTIAL LIST OF BE A NEIGHBORHOOD MEETING ON MON., PAUL NEWMAN, LAURENCE HARVEY BW OPENINGS IS AS FOLLOWS: FEB. 8 AT 8 PM AT QTRS. 228-A. IT DRAMA A •• VERY GOOD Y .MATURE, OVER 14 CLERK-TYPIST FULL-TIME IS REQUIRED THAT AT LEAST ONE ADULT C•• NO SECRETARY FULL-TIME REPRESENTATIVE FROM EACH TROOP BE REGISTERED NURSE FULL-TIME PRESENT. WE WILL DISCUSS PLANS FOR SHOWTIME 7:30-12:15 CASHIER/HoSTESS (YOKWE YUK)PART-TIME OUR VISIT FROM THE NATIONAL FIELD OCEAN VIEW LOOK FOR THE SILVER ApPLY AT THE GLOBAL ASSOCIATES IN­ REPRESENTATIVE, AS WELL AS OTHER IM­ LINNING DUSTRIAL RELATIONS OFFICE, LOCATED AT PORTANT GIRL SCOUT BUSINESS. JUNE HAVER, RAY BOLGER BW THE END OF THE TERMINAL-ADMINISTRATION MUSICAL * BUILDING, GROUND FLOOR. THE KWAJALEIN TOASTMISTRESS CLUB WILL MEET MONDAY, FEB. 8 AT 7:30 PM IN THE SHOWTIME 8 FOR SALE TARO ROOM OF THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. ROI NAMUR BOY WHO STOLE A MILLION AKAI M-7SP TAPE RECORDER. BRAND PROTESTANT JUNIOR CHOIR MEETS TOMOR­ VIRGILIO TEXDRA, MARIANNE BENET BW NEW CONDITION, USED ONLY FOR RECORDING ROW AT 10 AM IN THE CHAPELo COMEDY/DRAMA * A HALF DOZEN TAPES. KEPT IN AIR CON­ DITIONED ROOM. $200 WITH TWO MIKES, YOKWE YUK BUFFET--RoAST PRIME KANSAS PARENTS' MAGAZINE MOVIE RAT~NGS NO ACCESSORY SPEAKERS. SEE AT SURF BQ CITY SIRLOIN OF BEEF AND LOBSTER TAIL EACH FILM IS RATED AS TO QUALITY AS RM. III AFTER 5 PM OR CALL MASON AT WITH LEMON-BUTTER ARE ON THE MENU FOR WELL AS SUITABILITY FOR PERSONS OF VAR­ 771 DAYS. FRIDAY EVENING~ BUFFET. RED HENLEY IOUS AGES. THE AGE SYMBOLS USED ARE: WILL PLAY DINNER MUSIC ON THE PIANO. A .ADULT Y .YOUNG PEOPLE 12-16 KENMORE CABINET IRONER. ARM AND SATURDAY'S BUFFET MENU WILL BE N.Yo C •• CHILDREN. KNEE CONTROL LEVER. LIKE NEW, $50. CUT STEAKS AND LOBSTER TAIL WITH LEM­ OTHER SYMBOLS USED ARE AS FOLLOWS: CALL 2281 BETTY HAMILTON. ON -BUTTER. PHIL CHING WILL PROVIDE * .. NO RATING C •• COLOR BW •• BLACK AND MUSIC FOR LISTENING AND DANCING. WHITE WS .. WIDE SCREEN TO GIVE AWAY ANNOUNCEMENTS FOUR KITTENS. PICK UP AT LT-26 AT DREADNOUGHT MARINA. FRIDAY EVENING MEDITATION--A FRIDAY ALDERSHOT, ENGLAND, FEB. 5 (UPI)-- EVENING TIME OF MEDITATION AND PRAYER THE LIVES OF SERVICE FAM!LIES IN MAR­ WANTED IS PROVIDED FROM 7 TO 9 PM EACH WEEK RIED QUARTERS BUILT BY THE BRIT!SH ARMY IN THE CHAPEL. TAPE-RECORDED MUSIC ONLY 18 MONTHS AGO ARE BEING RUINED BY To BUY OR RENT A PORTABLE ( OR 3 YR. SUITABLE FOR THIS PURPOSE IS PROVIDED. A CREEPING MENACE. SIZE) CRIB. CALL 2794 OR TR. 606. BIBLES AND DEVOTIONAL LITERATURE WILL A MYSTERIOUS FUNGUS WHICH APPEARS TO BE SET OUT FOR YOUR USE. REVEREND BE INDE~TRUCTIBLE INVADED THEiR HOMES SOMEONE TO DO ALTERATIONS. CALL 602. MARKVE WILL BE PRESENT. HERE AND SOON COVERED WALLS AND CEiL- ~'.s. INGS, CURTAINS AND CLOTHES. IT HAS FOUND ~~ NEXT SUNDAY EVENING, FEB. 7 AT 8:30 CAUSED SO MUCH DAMAGE TO PERSONAL PROP­ PM WE WILL BEGIN OUR SUNDAY EVENING ERTY THAT ANGRY WIVES ARE NOW DEMANDING GIRL'S BLUE "BARBIE" WALLET. FOUND WORSHIP SERVICES. THESE SERVICES WILL COMPENSATION FROM THE ARMY. IN FRONT OF MACY'S. CLAIM AT HoUR­ FEATURE AN EVANGELISTIC NOTE, GOSPEL THE HOUSES HAVE BEEN TREATED WITH GLASS. SONGS AND LAY LEADERSHIP. CHEMICALS AND ANTI-MOULD PAINT, BUT THE FUNGUS PERSISTS. MARINER MEETING FOR TOMORROW HAS BEEN ONE ANGRY HOUSEWIFE, MRS& PATRICIA CANCELED. WALMSLEY, SAID LAST NIGHT: "I MUST HAVE THROWN 100 POUNDS WORTH OF FOOD AND Two MONTH OLD PUPPY, BROWN AND WHITE. CLOTHES AWAY BECAUSE Or THE FUNGUS. LOST IN THE MARINA AREA. ANSWERS TO PENTECOSTAL WORSHIP SERVICE NOTICE-­ IT THE NAME OF "BULLY". CALL 408. BEGINNING SUNDAY, FEB. 7, THE PENTE­ IS HORRIBLE." COSTAL WORSHIP SERVICE WILL BE HELD HER NEIGHBOR, MRS. OLIVE SWAIN, SAID~ "I WANT COMPENSATION FOR THE DAMAGE $15 REWARD FOR THE RETURN OF JOE LEE AT 7 PM INSTEAD OF 7:45 PM. THE SER­ TO MY FURNITURE AND CLOTHiNGo" HAMILTON'S BIKE. IT WAS TAKEN FROM VICE WILL LAST UNTIL APPROXIMATELY THE SCHOOL YARD RACK ON A MONDAY MORN­ 8: 15. ING (JAN. II). THE BIKE IS A WILDCAT, PARIS, FEB. 5 (UPI)--PRESIDENT CHARLES DE GAULLE AT HIS NEWS CONFER­ GOLD AND WHITE WITH A LONG BANANA SEAT. TORIES TAKE ALL ENCE YESTERDAY LAUGHINGLY SIDESTEPPED UNDER THE SEAT IN BIG BLACK LETTERS ARE IN BY-ELECTIONS A QUESTION ABOUT HIS HEALTH. THE INITIALS "J.L.H." ANYONE NOTICING LONDON, rEb. 5 (UPI)--THE OPPOSI­ "I'M NOT DOING BADLY, BUT DON'T A BIKE OF THIS TYPE THAT HAS BEEN TION CONSERVATIVE PARTY TROUNCED GOV­ WORRY. ONE OF THESE DAYS I SHALL DIE." PAINTED OR TAMPERED WITH UNDER THE ERNMENT CANDIDATES TODAY IN THREE BY- DE GAULLE IS 74. SEAT, PLEASE CALL 2281 OR 359. ELECTIONS THAT ADDED TO THE TROUBLES OF PRIME MINISTER HAROLD WILSON AND ROKMAG INAUGURATED FOR SALE HIS LABOR PARTY. ALL THREE BY-ELECTIONS WERE IN SO- SEOUL, FEB~ 5 (UPI)--THE REPUBLIC BELL AND HoWELL MODEL 70 DL 16MM CALLED "SAFE" CONSERVATIVE DISTRICTS, OF KOREA MILITARY ASSISTANCE GROUP TO TURRET CAMERA. PROF. TYPE FOR TRAVEL, BUT THE SIZE AND STRENGTH OF THE TORY VIET NAM (ROKMAG-V) WAS FORMALLY INAUG- NEWSREEL AND TV PHOTOGRAPHY. FIVE WINS INDICATED THE GOVERNMENT HAS URATED TODAY IN A CEREMONY HELD AT A SUPER LENSES INCLUDING WIDE ANGLE AND LOST THE PUBLIC SUPPORT IT ENJOYED ROK ARMY CAMP ABOUT 40 MILES NORTHEAST 3" AND 6" TELEPHOTO LENSES. ALL ACCES­ SHORTLY AFTER IT CAME TO POWER OCTO- OF SEOUL. SORIES, METER AND CASE. LIKE NEW. SEE BER 15. THE GROUP CONSISTING OF ABOUT 1,900 AT REEF RM. 210 OR CALL 743 EVENINGS. WILSON'S TROUBLES MULTIPLIED WITH NON-COMBAT TROOPS INCLUDING AN ARMY THE DEATH LAST NIGHT OF THE REV. LLEW- INFANTRY BATTALION, AN ARMY ENGINEER A BIT OF RED TAPE ELYN WILLIAMS, A WELSH LABOR PARTY BATTALION, A MARINE ENGINEER COMPANY, ARLINGTON, TEX., FEB. 5 (UPI)--COL. MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT SINCE 1950. WIL- AN ARMY TRANSPORTATION COMPANY AND A STANLEY V. RuSH GOT A SILVER STAR THURS-, LIAMS HELD A SOLIDLY SAFE LABOR SEAT, NAVY LST UNIT, WILL LEAVE FOR VIET NAM DAY, 14 YEARS AFTER HE KNOCKED OUT SEV­ BUT HIS PARLIAMENTARY VOTE WILL BE SOON TO HELP THE VIETNAMESE FIGHT VIET CONG GUERRILLAS. ERAL GUN EMPLACEMENTS IN KOREA. THE LOST TO THE HARD PRESSED GOVERNMENT l AIR FORCE SAID THE LONG DELAY WAS BE­ UNTIL A REPLACEMENT CAN BE ELECTED IT IS LED BY ARMY BRIG. GEN. CHO MOON CAUSE "THE PAPERWORK SOMEHOW GOT MIS­ IN A MONTH OR TWO. HwAN. PLACED." RuSH, WHO JUST TRANSFERRED TO CRAS­ WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND, FEB. 5 (U~) NEW YORK, FEB. 5 (UPI)--THE WORLD­ WELL A.F.B. IN FORT WORTH FROM WILLOW --A BALDISH MAN IN HIS 60s WALKED IN- TELEGRAM AND SUN TODAY PUBLISHED THE GROVE, PA., WAS PRESENTED THE MEDAL AT TO THE MARRIAGE LICENSE BUREAU THURS- FOLLOWING EDITORIAL: HERE? THE INN OF THE SIX FLAGS BY MAJ. GEN. DAY, LOOKED AROUND AND SAID, "I GOT TOKYO HAS SENT ONE OF ITS CITY PLAN- NILS O. OHMAN, FORMER COMMANDER OF THE HUNG ONCE. 1'M NOT GONNA GET HUNG NERS HERE IN SEARCH OF AN IDEA. How 19TH AIR DIVISION AT CARSWELL. AGAIN. II THEN HE MARCHED OUT. DESPERATE CAN YOU BE?