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With Marches in Hue in French Gold Stand • HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE 2-6-65 2-6-65 406 AT 0722 0.9 AT 0110 4.7 AT 1933 1.2 AT 1323 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.
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