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VOL KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS SATURDAY 17 OCT08ER 1964

THE END OF AN ERA --NIKITA S. KHRUSHCHEV DISMISSED AND DISGRACEDj HIS PRACTICES DENOUNCED. A80RITES WIN RACE COLE PORTER DEAD; --RED CHINA EXPLODES ITS rlRST NU­ IN BIG TORY OUSTER CLEAR DEVICEj REACTION WIDELY VARIED. LONDON (UPI)--LABOR PARTY lEADER HIS LEGACY IS SONG --LABORITES TAKE CONTROL or BRITISH HAROLD WilSON TOOK OVER THE REINS or HOllYWOOD (UPI)--COlE PORTER, AN IN­ GOVERNMENT IN SWEEPING UPSET or TORIE& GOVERNMENT AS BRITAIN's NEW PRIME MIN­ DIANA rARM BOY WHO ROSE TO THE TOP or --COLE PORTER, ONE or THE WORLD'S ISTER TONIGHT AND IMMEDIATELY PROCLAIM­ AMERICA'S MUSICAL THEATER BY WRITING BEST lOVED SONGWRITERS, DEAD AT 71. ED HIS DETERMINATION TO GOVERN DESPITE SUCH SONG HITS AS "I LOVE PARIS," --u.s. TAKES COMMANDING LEAD IN OL­ A RAZOR-THIN PARLIAMENTARY MAJORITY. YMPIC SWEEPSj lEADS RUSSIA 2-1. "NIGHT AND DAY" AND "BEGIN THE BEGUINE;' "THERE WilL BE MANY CHANGES WHICH WE --GOVERNMENT rORCES SCORE MAJOR HIT DIED lAST NIGHT. HE WAS 71. HAVE BEEN GIVEN A MANDATE BY YOU TO ON VIET CONG GUERRILLAS. DEATH CAME AT II :05 AT ST. JOHN'S CARRY OUT," HE TOLD THE NATION IN A HOSPITA~ IN NEARBY SANTL MONICA, WHERE TELEVISION BROADCAST A rEW HOURS ArTER HE UNDERWENT SURGERY lAST TUESDAY NIGHT KHRUSHCHEV DISGRACED TAKING orflCE. rOR REMOVAL or A KIDNEY STONE. HE HAD INDICATIONS WERE THAT WjLSON MIGHT BEEN A PATIENT THERE SINCE SEPT. 22. BY PRAVDA ATTACK END UP WITH A MAJORITY Or ONLY THREE Moscow (UPI)--THE NEW SOVIET lEADER­ STANLEY MUSGROVE, A SPOKESMAN rOR OR rOUR SEATS IN THE NEW PARLIAMENT. SHIP SEALED THE DISGRACE or NIKITA S. PORTER, SAID THE COMPOSER DIED rROM HIS BROADCAST NONETHELESS CONrlRMED KHRUSHCHEV TONIGHT BY MAKING PUBLIC A COMPLICATIONS rOllOWING THE OPERATION. HIS DETERMINATION TO PUSH THROUGH HIS BILL or PARTICULARS CHARGING HIM WITH "I WAS WITH HIM A rEW MINUTES BErORE PROGRAM TO "GET BRITAIN MOVING AGAIN" "HAREBRAINED SCHEMING" AND "BRAGGING." HE DIED," MUSGROVE TOLD UPI. "HE SEEM­ DESPITE HIS SKIMPY MAJORITY. THE ATTACK WAS CONTAINED IN AN ARTI­ ED CONSCIOUS, BUT NOT lUCID." BErORE MAKING HIS BROADCAST, WilSON CLE PUB~ISHED IN SATURDAY'S ISSUE or ALSO WITH PORTER WERE HIS VALETS or PLUNGED INTO THE BUSINESS or rORMING THE COMMUNIST PARTY'S NEWSPAPER PRAVDA SIX YEARS, HENRY BURKE AND ERIC LIND­ HIS CABINET. UNDER THE HEADLINE "IMMUTABLE LENINIST SAY HE SET UP orFlCE AT ONCE IN THE PRIM: GENERAL LINE Or THE CPSU" (SOVIET COM­ "MR. PORTER ALWAYS WANTED TO GO THAT MINISTER'S orrlCIAl RESIDENCE AT 10 MUNIST PARTY). WAY, JUST liKE THAT, AND THAT'S THE DOWNING STREET AND SAW A SUCCESSION or IT EXTOlLEDTHE SOVIET PARTY'S UNrll~ WAY HE WENT, SUDDENLY," BURKE SAID. CALLERS, ALL APPARENTLY SLATED rOR CHING LOYALTY TO LENIN'S BEHESTS, AND MUSGROVE SAID HE BELIEVED THAT PORTER CABINET JOBS. SAID COLLECTIVE lEADERSHIP WAS "THE STIPULATED IN HIS WILL THAT HE BE CRE­ (CONTINUED ON PAGE rOUR) MATED AND THAT NO rUNERAl SERVICES BE MOST IMPORTANT LENINIST PRINCIPLE or HELD. THE lirE AND ACTIVITY or THE PARTY." (CONTINUED ON PAGE SEVEN) "THE CONSTRUCTION or COMMUNISM IS A RED CHINA NOW HAS liVE, CREATIVE UNDERTAKING AND IT DOES NOT TOLERATE ARMCHAIR METHODS, PERSON­ HER OWN PAPER TIGER Al DECISIONS AND DISREGARD rOR THE TOKYO (UPI)--COMMUNIST CHINA'S ANNQr PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE or THE MASSES," NCED EXPLOSION or AN ATOMIC BOM8 LAST THE PRAVDA ARTICLE SAID WITHOUT NAMING NIGHT BRINGS TO rRUITION AN All-OUT NU­ KHRUSHCHEV AS ITS TARGET. CLEAR ARMS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM BEGUN "THE LENINIST PARTY IS AN ENEMY or ABOUT SIX YEARS AGO WITH STRONG SOVIET SUBJECTIVISM AND DRlrTING IN COMMUNIST SUPPORT. CONSTRUCT ION, HAREBRA I NED SCHEM I NG, IM­ THE SOVIETS lATER WITHDREW THAT HELP. MATURE CONCLUSIONS AND HASTY DECISIONS INDICATIONS ARE THEY EVEN DID WHAT THEY AND ACTIONS DIVORCED rROM REALITY." COULD TO SLOW DOWN OR DISRUPT THE PRO­ (CONTINUED ON PAGE rOUR) GRAM. THE PROGRAM WAS SLOWED DOWN --BY ABOUT THREE YEARS-- ACCORDING TO QUAL­ I fI ED SOURCES. ARRESTED LBJ AIDE THE CHINESE WERE NOT TO BE DENIED WHAT THEY CONSIDERED THEIR RIGHTrUl EN­ HAD TOP CLEARANCE TRY INTO THE EXCLUSIVE WORLD NUCLEAR WASHINGTON (UPI)--WAlTER W. JENKINS RECEIVED A TOP SECRET CLEARANCE IN CLUB. THE PROGRAM COULD NOT BE STOPPED. 1956 rOlLOWING AN AIR rORCE INVESTIGA­ RUSSIA'S RENEGING ON PLEDGES or TEC TION or HIS BACKGROUND, THE DErENSE DE­ NICAl AND MArERIAl MElP ONLY CAUSED PARTMENT SAID TODAY. THE CHINESE TO REDOU8LE THEIR OWN Er­ THE rORMER PRESIDENTIAL AIDE WHO RE­ rORTS, TO INCREASE THEIR DETERMINATION. SIGNED WEDNESDAY ArTER HIS ARREST ON THE GOVERNMENT STATEMENT rROM PEKING MORALS CHARGES WAS DISCLOSED HAD BEEN ON FRIDAY ANNOUNCING CMINA'S rlRST NU­ SERVING SINCE 1950 AS A RESERVIST IN CLEAR T[ST REPEATED COMMUNIST PARTY THE AIR fORCE OrrlCE or LEGISLATIVE lEADER MAO TSE TUNG'S rAMGUS 1946 AS­ LIASON. SERTION THAT THE "ATOM BOMB IS A PAPER TIGER." ANSWERING INQUIRIES REGARDING JENK­ RED CRINA's ATOM BOMB INS' MILITARY RECORD, THE DErENSE DE­ IT IS A TIGER THE CHINESE lEADERS PARTMENT SAID A CHECK WITH THE rEDERAl WANTED BADLY AND WERE WilLING TO PAY A WILL HAVE WIDE EFFECT TREMENDOUS PRICE TO GET. WASHINGTON (UPI)--RED CHINA'S EXPLO­ BUREAU or INVESTIGATION AND OTHER NA­ (CONTINUED ON PAGE rOUR) SION or ITS rlRST NUCLEAR DEVICE, CRUDE TIONAL AGENCIES THAT MIGHT HAVE A rilE AS IT WAS, IS EXPECTED TO HAVE TREMEN­ ON THE PERSON IN QUESTION, AND A DE­ U.S. SPY SYSTEMS DOUS PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPACT IN ASIA AND TAilED VERIFICATION or INrORMATION CO~ BOOSTED BY BOMB OTHER UNDERDEVELOPED AREAS. CERNING HIS LirE HAD BEEN MADE. JENKINS WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE U.S. INTELLI- IT ALSO COULD TURN OUT TO BE A BIG HAS HELD THE PERMANENT RANK or COLONEL GENCE SYSTEM orTEN HAS TAKEN CRITICISM rACTOR IN THE SINO-SOVIET STRUGGLE. SINCE SEPT 8, 1958. 'OR NOT rORESEEING EVENTS BUT IT SCOR~ (CONTINUED ON PAGE rOUR) JENKINS HAD A GOOD PROMOTION RECORD, A BULLSEYE IN PREDICTING RED CHINA'S WHICH OBSERVERS SAID WOULD HAVE eEEN rlRST NUCLEAR BLAST. DUTY Off IN TEST SIT IMPOSSIBLE Ir DEROGATORY INrORMATION ON SEPT. 29, SECRETARY or STATE DEAN DATE: ~ HOME PHONE HAD eEEN IN HIS MiliTARY riLE. RUSK ANNOUNCED TO THE WORLD THAT RED 170CT64* MAJ.J O. SAMMONS 2289 CONSIDERABLE EXCITEMENT HAS BEEN GE~ CHINA WAS THEN IN A POSITION TO DETON­ 18 OCT64* CWO. J.D. KElliNG 644 ERATED SINCE JENKINS' ARREST AT THE ATE ITS rlRST NUCLEAR DEVICE IN THE 19 OCT64 LT COL. R.W. liNN 764 WASHINGTON, D.C. YMCA rOUR DAYS AGO. "NEAR rUTURE." 200CT64 Cwo. J.D. KEELING 644 Top REPUBLICANS INCLUDING WilLIAM E. How THt U. S. GOT I TI I NrORMA T ION ON 21 OCT64 LT COl.W.W. CRUM 604 MILLER AND NATIONAL GOP CHAIRMAN DEAN DEVELOPMENTS BEHIND THE BAMBOO CURTAIN 22 OCT64 CAPT. A.A. CHANEY 2334 BURCH HAVE DEMANDED A THROROUGH INVES­ WilL REMAIN A CLOSELY GUARDED SECRET. 230CT64 1ST LT. K.G. HAWKINS 760 TIGATION AND AN EXPLANATION r~M THE THE MOST orrlCIALS HAVE SEEN WilLING *INDICATES WEEKENDS OR HOLIDAYS DUTY WHITE HOUSE. SENATOR BARRY GOLDWATER TO DISCLOSE PRIVATELY IS THAT IT CANE OrricER IS THE KWAJALEIN TEST SITE HAS INDICATED HE WilL NOT MAKE THE INCI­ rROM A "VAR I ETY" Of SOURCES AND THAT IT COMMANDING OrrICER's REPRESENTATIVE DENT A CAMPAIGN ISSUE EXCEPT TO THE EX­ WAS CONFI~MED BY ASSESSMENTS or OTHER DURING OTHER THAN NORMAL DUTY HOURS. TENT THAT IT BEARS UPON NATIONAL SECU­ GOVERNMENTS. ONE SOURCE MAY HAVE BEEN 24 HOUR FOREC ST [RED SHOW RS RITY MATTERS. U-2 RECONNAISSANCE fliGHTS. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 17 OCTOBER 1964

PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION Of THE UNOFFICIAL MEDAL DERBY DENIES OUSTER COMMANDING OffiCER, KWAJALEtN TEST SITE IN TERMS Of MEDALS WON, THE UNITED OSLO (UPI)-~IKMAIL KHARlAMOV TO~AY MARSHALL ISLANDS, CONTRACT DA-010021- STATES IS THE UNDISPUTED All-TIME DENIED RUMORS HE WAS BEING OUSTED AS AMC-90004 (Y) (NI 23-(67156) 35133A OLYMPIC GAMES CHAMPIONo IN fACT, UNCLE CHAIRMAN Of SOVIET RADIO AND TElE~I­ PMR WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATES. SAM'S ATHLETES HAVE BUILT UP SO BIG A SION IN THE WAKE Of NIKITA KHKRUSHCHE~ THE HouRGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAilY lEAD SINCE THE MODERN OLYMPIC ERA BEGAN F'AlL fROM POWER. MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE IN 1896 THAT THE lEAD APPEARS TO BE SAfE KHARLAMOV, A lONGTIME KHRUSHCHEV PRO fOR NOTICES IS 4PM DAY BEfORE PUBLICA­ fOR ANOTHER 100 YEARS. TEGE, SAID HE HAD BEEN IN CONTACT TO­ TION AND DEADLINE fOR NEWS ITEMS IS THE UNITED STATES, GOING INTO THE 1964 DAY WITH HIS DEPUTY IN Moscow AND THAT 10 AM DAY Of PUBLICATION GAMES, HAS WON 469 GOLD MEDALS, 328 SIL­ RUMORS OF' HIS DISMISSAL WERE COMPLETE­ THE HouRGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO VER AND 281 BRONZE, fOR A TOTAL Of lY WITHOUT fOUNDATION. EDIT COpy RECEIVED fOR PUBLICATION. 1,078. IN SECOND PLACE IN THE THE MED­ HERE AS THE GUEST Of HIS NORWEGIAN ALS-WON SRANDI~G IS GREAT BRITAIN WITH COUNTERPART, H.J. USTVEDT, THE SOVIET EDITOR: NEIL PHElPS-MuNSON 445, WHICH MEANS THE UNITED STATES lEAD OffiCIAL TOLD THE NORWEGIAN RADIO, ~------______~IS A WHOPPING 633 MEDALS ROUNDING OUT "THE PRESENT SOVIET POLICY HAS THE SUP I------~THE TOP fIVE IN THE STANDINGS ARE SWEDEN PORT Of THE ENTIRE RUSSIAN PEOPLE. 375, GERMANY 343, AND fRANCE 331. ENG­ THIS POLICY Will CONTINUE AND THERE AN EDITORIAL lAND IS ALSO SECOND IN GOLD MtDAlS WITH WIll BE NO CHAMGES." OCTOBER 24, 1964, IS UNITED NATIONS 130, fOllOWED BY SWEDEN 115, AND fRANCE KHARLAMOV WOULD NOT DISCUSS THE SUD­ DAY THE UNITED NATIONS, NOW ENTERING III. DEN REPLACEMENT," OF' KHRUSHCHEV fOR ITS 19TH YEAR, HAS COME A lONG WAY So WHERE IS RUSSIA? THE SOVIETS ARE WHOM HE HAD SERVED AS PRESS SPOKESMAN SINCE 1945 BUT THERE ARE STIll THOSE SIXTH IN THE STANDINGS BUT THEy'RE DURING THE 1961 VIENNA SUMMIT CONfER­ WHO CONSTANTLY DOUBT ITS PURPOSE AND COMING ON liKE GANGBUSTERS. THEy'VE ENCE WITH PRESIDENT KENNEDY. EffECTIVENESS· WON A TOTAL Of 277 MEDALS, INCLUDING 102 WHilE MUCH PUBLICITY HAS BEEN GIVEN GOLD MEDAlS--GOOD fOR fifTH PLACE IN BROAD CHANGES MADE TO SOME Of THE lESS SUCCESSfUL ACTIONS THAT CATEGORY----BUT THIS IS AN AMAZING IN CATHOLIC MASSES Of THE UNITED NATIONS, ITS MANY POSI- TOTAL WHEN YOU CONSIDER THAT RUSSIA THIS VATICAN CITY (UPI)--EcUMENICAl TIVE ACHIEVEMENTS AND ITS VAST POT EN- YEAR WIll BE TAKING PART IN ONLY HER COUNCil BISHOPS TO~AY RECEIVED INSTRU~ TIAl fOR GOOD fREQUENTLY GET lOST IN fOURTH OLYMPIC GAMES. TIONS APPROVED BY POPE PAUL VI fOR THE "HOT" DEBATE ON THE ASSEMBLY flOOR. THL UMtrED ~hATES RACKED UP ITS STAG- SWEEPI~G CHANGES IN THE ROMAN CATHOLIC MOST Of THE AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIO~ GERING TOTAL OVER 14 OlUMPIC MEETINGS. MASS TO BE CARRIED OUT BEfORE EASTER WITHIN THE UN ARE ACCOMPlISH~NG THEIR IN 1960 THE AMERICANS CAME BACK fROM Of NEXT YEAR. AIMS, fREQUENTLY WITHOUT PUBLICITY OR ROME WITH 71 MEDALS WHilE THE RUSSIANS THE CHANGES, PATTERNED AfTER THE fANFARE. BAGGED 106. I f THE SOV lETS CO NT INUE ECUMENICAL COUNCIL'S LITURGY DEGREE THE UN's ATOMIC AGENCY AIMS TO PRO- TO OUTSTRIP THE UNITED STATES IN MEDALS Of lAST DECEMBER, ARE DESIGNED TO MOTE THE PEACEfUL USES Of ATOMIC ENER- AT THE RATE OF 35 MEDALS fOR EACH OlYM- SHORTEN THE MASS AND INCREASE THE GY, ESPECIAllY IN UNDERDEVELOPED NA~ PIC GATHERING EVERY fOUR YEARS, IT PARTICIPATION Of fAITHfUL. TIONS WOULD TAKE THEM ABOUT 100 YEARS, OR 25 THE LENGTHY INSTRUCTIONS CALL fOR ITS INTERNATIONAL LABOR ORGANIZATION MEETINGS, TO CATCH UP OR TAKE THE lEAD. THE REfORMS Of THE MASS TO GO INTO AIMS TO PROMOTE SOCIAL JUSTICE, IMPROVE AT THEIR CURRENT PACE THEY SHOULD MOVE EFfECT ON THE fiRST DAY Of LENT, lABOR COND1TtONS ~ND llV1NG STANDARDS, INTO SECOND PLACE IN THE MEDALS-WON MA RC H 7, 1965 • AND PROMOTE ECONOMIC STABiliTY. STANDINGS BY THE END Of THE 1968 GAMES. --ABBREVIATIONS Of INTRODUCTORY THE UN fARM AND AGRICULTURE ORGAN- THE PURPOSE OF THE OLYMPIC GAMES, Of ,RAYERS AND ELIMINATION Of CLOSING IZATION SEEKS TO RAISE NUTRITION lEVELS COURSE, IS NOT TO SEE HOW MANY MEDALS PlAYERS SO THAT MASS ENDS AT THE AND liVING STANDARDS AND IMPROVE PRO- A COWNTRY CAN PilE UP RATHER IT OffERS WORDS "ITE MISSA EST"(GO MASS IS fIN­ DUCT ION AND DISTRIBUTION Of fOOD AND INDIVIDUAL ATHLETES Of All NATIONALITIES ISHED) .. AGRICULTURE PRODUCTS. THE CHANCE TO COMPETE ON COMMON GROUND. --PREVIOUSLY SllE~T PRAYERS Of THE ITS EDUCATION, HEALTH AND AVIATION THE MEDALS WON ARE SYMBOLIC Of THE IN- CELEBRANT ARE TO BE MADE PUBLIC BY ORGANIZATIONS HAVE EQUAllY HIGH AIMS DIVIDUAL'S STANDING IN THE WORLD IN HIS BEING SAID AlOUD o FOR IMPROVING WORLD CONDITIONS. EVENT. THEY LEAVE INTERNATIONAL POLITI- --ALL DUPLICATION IN THE MASS IS TO fOR PROVIDING THESE HUMANITARIAN OR- CAL SENTIMENT OUT Of IT. BEElIMINATED, REDUCING CERTAIN CHANTS, GANIZATIONS, AS WEll AS fOR PROVIDING NONETHELESS, THE UNOffiCIAL MEDAL READINGSAND RESPONSES BETWEEN THE THE CHANCE FOR FRIENDS AND POTENTIAL DERBY IS AS INTERESTING AS IT IS U~- CELEBRANT AND HIS ASSISTANTS. ENEMIES TO MEET FACE-TO-fACE, THE AVOIDABLE THE WILL Of AN INDIVIDUAL --THE CELEBRANT WILL fACE THE CON­ UNITED NATIONS CAN BE JUDGED A SUCCESS. TO WIN A MEDAL fOR HIMSElf, HIS TEAM GREGATION IN DELIVERING THE WORD OF WE IN THE ARMED fORCES HAVE A SPECIAL AND ~IS COUNTRY PROBABLY ADDS TO HIS Goo FROM THE SCRIPTURE DURING THE INTEREST IN THE CONTINUED SUCCESS Of PERfORMANCE. STILL, THE MEDAL DERBY IS MASS. THE UNITED NATIONS AND WE SHOULD THERE- CONfiNED ONLY TO THOSE POPULOUS COUN~ --NEW PRAYERS Of THE fAITHfUL IN FORE MAKE EVERY POSSIBLE EffORT TO TRIES WHOSE NUMBERS PRODUCE MORE AND PETITIONING GOD ARE TO BE INCLUDED SUPPORT THE UNITED NATIONS IN ITS CON­ BETTER ATHLETES IN MORE SPORTS. AfTER THE ESSENTIAL PART Of THE CREED. TINUOUS QUEST FOR PEACE AND UNDERSTAND­ THE 1964 GAMES IN TOKYO SHAPE UN IN --THE fAITHfUL ARE TO BE PERMITTED ING IN A TROUBLED WORLD. (AfPS) THE MEDAL RACE AS A CLOSE CONTEST BE­ TO RECEIVE COMMUNION ON EASTER AND TWEEN THE TWO BEHEMOTHS, THE UNITED CHRISTMAS DAY EVEN If THE HAVE ALREADY MEDIC DEFECTS STATES AND RUSSIA. JUDGING FROM THE RECEIVED COMMUNION AT EASTER VIGIL OR BONN (UPI)--ONE Of THE COMMUNIST EAST PERfORMANCES Of MEMBERS Of THE.TWO CHRISTMAS MIDNIGHT MASSES. GERMANY'S lEADING MEDICAL SPECIALISTS TEAMS IN PRE-OLYMPIC COMPETITION, THE l DEfECTED TO THE WEST IN CYPRUS, THE ARMED fORCES PRESS SERVICE PRE-GAME AN HISTORIC MOMENT MINISTRY fOR ALL-GERMAN AffAIRS SAID ANALYSIS HAS THE UNITED STATES BOUNDING LONDON (UPI)--A PIPE-PUffING SOCIAL- TODAY. BACK fROM THE 1960 OLYMPICS AND TAKING IST WAITED TODAY TO BE CALLED TO THE HERBERT WALTER, CHIEf PHYSICIAN OF A SLIGHT EDGE OVER RUSSIA IN THE MEDAlS- SilK-PANELED CHAMBERS Of BUCKINGHAM THE EAR, NOSE AND THROAT CLINIC AT WON DEPARTMENT. THE AMERICANS SHOULD PALACE TO BE ASKED BY QUEEN ELIZABETH BUCH NEAR EAST BERLIN, flED TO THE COP ABOUT 92 MEDALS TO RUSSIA'S 88, BUT TO lEAD THE NEXT BRITISH GOVERNMENT. WEST GERMAN EMBASSY IN NICOSIA AND THE SOVIETS fIGURE TO WIN ABOUT 40 GOLD fOR WilSON, THE MOMENT Of "KISSING ASKED POLITICAL ASYLUM, THE MINISTRY MEDALS TO THE UNITED STATES' 34 • HANDS" WITH THE QUEEN WAS THE CULMIN­ SA 10. ATION Of A DREAM TNAT BEGAN WHEN HE WALTER IS ENROUTE TO WEST GERMANY, A TURKEY WILL EXPEL GREEKS WAS EIGHT YEARS OLD AND HAD HIS PIC­ SPOKESMAN SAID HE REfUSED TO ELABOR­ ATHENS (UPI)-- TURKEY INfORMED THE TURE TAKEN OUTSIDE THE PRIME MINISTER~ ATE. GREEK GOVERNMENT lAST NIGHT IT PLANS TO RESIDENCE AT 10 DOWNING STREET. IT WAS NOT IMMEDIATELY CLEAR WHAT EXPEL 1,100 GREEK CITIZENS liVING IN WILSON, AT 48, WOULD BE THE YOUNGEST WALTER WAS DOING ON CYPRUS. TURKEY BY THE END Of THIS YEAR AND THE BRITISH PRIME MINISTER Of THE 20TH REMAINING 4,000 IN 1965. CENTURY, AND THE F'IRST IN BRITISH NEW YORK {UPI)--Two ACCUSED SOVIET THE DECISION WAS PASSED ON TO GREEK HISTORY TO BE EDUCATED IN STATE SPIES WHO WENT FREE WHEN THE UNITED fOREIGN MINISTER STAVROS COSTOPOUlOS BY SCHOOLS. All OTHERS CAME UP THROUSH STATES DROPPED ITS CASE AGAINST THEM THE TURKISH AMBASSADOR TO ATHENS fEYRI­ ETON, HARROW OR OTHER PUBLIC (PRIVATE) lEfT HERE lAST NIGHT BY PLANE fOR DUN IlKIN, OFfFCIAl SOURCE SAID. SCHOOLS. CZECHOSLOVAKIA. THE SOURCES SAID COSTOPOUlOS TOLD THE fOR ELIZABETH, IT WAS AN UNPRECEDEN­ ALEXANDRE SOKOLOV, 41, AND A WOMAN AMBASSADOR THE DECISION WAS CONTRARY TO TED EXPERIENCE. SINCE SHE BECAME DESCRIBED AS HIS WifE, JOY, 34, WERE THE TURKISH PLEDGE TO THE UNITED NATIONS QUEEN MORE THAN 12 UEARS AGO SHE HAD ORDERED DEPORTED AFTER THE JUSTICE SECURITY COUNCil THAT THERE WOULD BE NO BEEN SURROUNDED BY THE KNIGHTS, INDUS­ DEPARTMENT DECIDED AGAINST BRINGING DISCRIMINATIONS AGAINST GREEK NATIONALS TRIALISTS, PEERS AND COUNTRY SQUIRES THEM TO TRIAL fOR REASONS Of NATIONAL liVING IN TURKEY. WHO HAVE MADE UP THE CONSERVATIVE SECURITY. THE fOREIGN MINISTER SAID THE GREEK GOVERNMENT. COllEGE fOOTBAll GN AfRS: II :15 AM GOVERNMENT WIll CONSIDER ITS ATTITUDE ------SUNO.\L ~ AI-.O.HIO STATE: JOWARDS i1i£ ~~K I SH O£C I S I ON THE H.U~GLASS IS A GAS! PAGE 3 HOURGLASS SATURDA.Y r7 OCTOBER 1964 ~--~------~------~------~------~ ALBAN I A CALLS THE SHOT JOHNSON TELLS OHIOANS VIENNA (UPI)--THE ALBANIAN RADIO SAlt GOVERNMENT TROOPS SCORE t THE ME~NING IS CLEAR TODAY N.KITA KHPtJSHCHEV "WAS OUSTED BIG STRIKE ON VIET CONG CINCINNATI, OHIO (UPI)--PRESIDENT BECAUSE OF HIS POLICY AGAINST CHINA.· SAIGON (UPI)--VI'TNA~ESE GOVERNMENT JOH~SON TOLD AN AIRPORT CROWD TODAY THIS COMMENT, FROM THE STATE-RUN TROOPS SWOOPED DOWN ON A COMMUNIST "THESE ARE SOBERING HOURS IN THE HISTORY RADIO OF PEKING's ONLY PROFESSED POSITION SOUTHWEST or SAIGON TODAY AND OF THE WORLD" AS HE LAUNCHED AN ABBRE­ EUROPEAN ALLY, WAS THE FIRST COMMUNIST WERE REPORTED TO HAVE KILLED 44 AND VIATED CAMPAIGN SWING THROUGH SOUTHWEST EAST EUROPEAN ACCOUNT OF THE KREMLIN CAPTURED 10 RED GUERRILLAS IN THE INI­ OHIO. POWER UPHEAVAL WHICH WENT BEYOND TIAL CLASH. JOHNSON RECOUNTED HIS BUSY DAY AT THE STRAIGHT REPORTING, MONITORS REPORTED. GOVERNMENT FORCES WERE REPORTED TO ~HITE HOUSE, TELLING THE CROWD HE HAD BUCHAREST RADIO IN ROMANIA, WHICH HAVE SUFFERED ONLY THREE WOUNDED. ~ALKED TO SOVIET AMBASSADOR ANATOLY F. HAS STRADDLED THE FENCE IN THE SINO­ HOWEVER, AS THE BATTLE RAGED ON POBRYNIN ON THE RUSSIAN LEADERSHIP SOVIET CONFLICT, WAS THE LAST STATION THROUGH THE DAY, AN AMERICAN MILITARY SHAKEUP AND MET WITH TOP ADVISORS ON IN EASTERN EUROPE TO BROADCAST THE SPOKESMAN SAID THE GOVERNMENT WAS LATE THE DRAMATIC NEWS OF REO CHINA'S NU­ CHANGE OF SOVIET REGIMES. IN RUSHING REINFORCEMENTS TO ITS TROOPS. CLEAR EXPLOSION. THE SCENE OF THE BATTLE WAS ALONG THE THE PRESIDENT ARRIVED ABOARD AIR FORCE NIXON SAYS RECENT EVENTS BANKS OF A CANAL 120 MILES SOUTHWEST OF JET PLANE No. I AND WAS GREETED BY A DEMAND GOP ELECTION VICTORY SAIGON. IT IS ONLY SEVEN MILES NORTH­ ROUSING CROWD AT THE GREATER C,NC,NNATI ISHPEMING, MICH. (UPI)--FoRMER VICE WEST OF THE CAPITAL or BAC LIEU AIRPORT IN NEARBY COVINGTON, Ky. HE HAD PRESIDENT R,CHARD N,XON FAULTED THE PROVINCE. SPEECHES IN CINCINNATI AND DAYTON TO­ DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRATION TODAY ON THE GOVERNMENT ASSAULTS BEGAN WHEN A NIGHT BEFORE RETURNING TO WASHINGTON, EVERY ASPECT OF ITS FOREIGN POLICY AND ~OOP UNIT WAS FERRIED INTO THE REO POSI­ BUT CANCELLED A SCHEDULED OVERNIGHT HOP ACCUSED PRESIDENT JOHNSON OF TRYING TO TIONS AND SCORED HEAVILY. TO TEXAS IN ORDER TO RETURN TO WASHING­ SUPPRESS FACTS IN THE WALTER JENKINS THE IMPACT OF THE GOVERNMENT VICTORY TON. CASE. IN BAC LIEU PROVINCE WAS LOST SOMEWHAT, SOBERING HOURS NIXON TOLD AUDIENCES IN THREE DIF­ HOWEVER, WITH REPORTS OF ONE AND POSSIB­ AT THE AIRPORT, THE PRESIDENT SAID FERENT MICHIGAN CITIES -- LANSING, LY TWO SETBACKS ELSEWHERE. THAT ALTHOUGH FAST-PACED FOREIGN EVtNTS MARQUETTE AND ISHPEMING -- THAT EVENTS ONLY SKETCHY DETAILS OF THESE REVERSES MADE THIS ONE OF THE SOBERING HOURS IN OF THE PAST TWO DAYS SHOULD SWITCH WERE AVAILABLE, BUT THEY APPEARED TO BE HISTORY, "THERE STILL IS NO MORE.. SERIOUS ATTENTION IN THE PRESIDENTIAL RACE SUBSTANTIAL. BUSINESS THAN THE ELECTION OF tHE FROM PERSONALITIES TO ISSUES. COMMUNIST GUERRILLAS LAUNCHED CO­ ,LEADERSHIP OF THE STRONGEST NATION OF SUCH A SWITCH, NIXON SAID, WOULD GIVEORDINATED ATTACKS AGAINST FOUR GOVERN­ THE FREE WORLD " REPUBLICAN NOMINEE BARRY GOLDWATER THE MENT INSTALLATIONS IN HAU NGHIA PROV­ HE SAID HE WAS CAMPAIGNING TO FULFILL IMPETUS NEEDED TO DEFEAT JOHNSON. INCE JUST WEST OF SAIGON. THEY IN­ HIS COMMITMENTS TO EXPLAIN HIS POLICIES IN A TELEVISED NEWS CONFERENCE, FLICTED 59 CASUALTIES ON GOVERNMENT TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. NIXON CLAIMED GOLDWATER'S CHANCES HAD TROOPS. THEY ALSO CAPTURED 56 RIFLES THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE EMPHASIZED THAT IMPROVED SIGNIFICANTLY SINCE OCT. I • AND CARBINES, FOUR MACHINE GUNS AND THE U.S. NEEDS "RESPONSIBILITY IN GOLDWATER CAN WIN THREE RADIO TRANSMITTERS AND RECEIVERS. FOREIGN AFFAIRS." W,THOUT NAMING HIS "SEN. GOLDWATER SHOULD WIN. IT WOULD RIVAL, REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL CANDI­ BE IN THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE UNITED DOUGLAS-HOME REGRET~ DATE BARRY GOLDWATER, JOHNSON ADDED: STATES," NIXON SAID. "I THINK HE CAN THE 80MB CAME TLO LATE "WE SHOULDN'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT A WIN. IF WE CAN PUT ON THE RIGHT TYPE LONDON (UPI)--SIR ALEC DOUGLAS-HOME, NERVOUS FINGER PUSHING THE BUTTON THAT OF CAMPAIGN, WHILE WE'VE GOT THE IN HIS FIRST INTERVIEW AS EX-PRIME M,N­ COULD WIPE OUT 300 MILLION LIVES." MOMENTUM, WE CAN WIN. GOLDWATER HAS ISTER, EXPRESSED REGRET TODAY THAT THE MEANING NOW CLEAR A VERY GOOD CHANCE," NIXON SAID. EXPLOSION OF COMMUNIST CHINA'S FIRST BEFoRr A CROWD OF 40,000 IN C,NCIN­ IN THE FIELD OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS, ATOM BOMB HAD COME TOO LATE TO POINT UP NATI'S FOUNTAIN SQUARE, JOHNSON SAID, N,XON SAID THE POWER SMIFT IN THE HIS CAMPAIGN PLANK FOR AN INDEPENDENT "OVER THE LAST 24 HOURS THE MEANING OF KREMLIN, THE ELECTION OF A LABOR PARTY NUCLEAR DETERRENT. THIS ELECTION HAS BECOME CLEAR." CANDIDATE IN GREAT BRITAIN AND THE THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE CHINESE BOMB "THE STRENGTH OF ARMS ALONE IS NOT EXPLOSION OF AN ATOMIC DEVICE BY THE CAME A FEW MINUTES BEFORE SIR ALEC ENOUGH. ONLY BY STRENGTH AND STABILITY COMMUNIST CHINESE SHOULD ALL RAISE APPEARED ON TELEVISION IN AN INTERVIEW lAND STEADINESS CAN WE LEAD THE CAUSE OF SERIOUS QUESTIONS AMONG AMERICANS CONDUCTED BY BOTH NATIONWIDE NETWORKS. !FREEDOM IN THE WORLD," JOHNSON SAID. ABOUT THE FOREIGN POLICY COURSE THE DOUGLAS-HOME, WAS ASKED HIS OPINION i THE PRESIDENT SAID, "WE CAN NOT KNOW U.S. HAS PURSUED UNDER THE JOHNSON­ OF NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV's SUDDEN DEPARTURE iWHAT LIES AHEAD. WE KNOW THERE IS KENNEDY ADMINISTRATION. FROM THE KREMLIN. 'PERIL. WE KNOW THERE ARE TRIALS." HE NIXON SAID HE EXPLODING OF AN ATOMIC "I DID NOT THINK HE WOULD BE DEPOSED,' SAID THE COURSE TO BE CHOSEN IN Moscow WEAPON IN REO CHINA DID NOT GIVE THAT HE SAID. "I THOUGHT HE WOULD STAY IN AND THE COURSE TO BE PURSUED IN PEKING ORIENTAL NATION "A WAR CAPABILITY, BUT OFF"ICE ANOTHER YEAR OR TWO." WILL BE GUIDED BY WHAT AMERICANS DO IN THEY WILL USE THIS FACT AS A BLACK­ WHEN A QUESTIONER SAID OF KHRUSHCHEV: THE AMERICAN ELECTION, "SO BE SURE OF MAILING DEVICE THROUGHOUT SOUTHEAST "ISN'T IT A PITY HE WAS NOT DEPOSED WHAT YOU 00." ASIA. WE MUST NOT SUBMIT TO THAT TWO DAYS EARLIER?" BLACKMAIL. WE MUST MAKE IT CLEAR WE SIE ALEC REPLIED: KLANSMEN INDICTED WILL NOT LET THEM INTIMIDATE SMALLER "I THINK IT IS A PITY HE WAS DEPOSED ATHENS, GA. (UPI )--S IX Ku KLUX KLANS­ COUNTRIES," N,XON SAID. AT ALL." MEN WERE INDICTED BY A FEDERAL GRANO JURY TODAY ON CHARGES OF INTIMIDATION COMMUNIST CHINESE BOMB PRESS FREEDOM THREATENED AND VIOLENCE AGAINST NEGROES. AIDED KHRUSHCHEV OUSTER MEXICO C,TY (UPI)--THE BROADENING THE CHARGES STEMMED FROM THE INVESTI­ LONDON (UPI)--DIPLOMATS SPECULATED IMPACT OF SUBVERSIVE MOVEMENTS ON PRESS GATION OF THE SLAYING OF A PROMINENT H~pr TODAY THAT REO CHINA'S NUCLEAR FREEDOM IN THE AMERICAS WAS DISCUSSED WASHtNGTON, D.C. NEGRO EDUCATOR. EXPLOSION MAY HAVE PLAYED AN IMPORTANT AT TODAY'S SESSIONS OF THE 'NTER AMERI- THREE OF THE MEN WERE ARRESTED IN PART IN BLASTING NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV CAN PRESS ASSOCIATION (IAPA) FREEDOM OF ATHENS. Two OTHER KLANSMEN, WHO WERE FROM SUPREME SOVIET POWER. THE PRESS COMMITTEE. TRIED AND ACQUITTED IN STATE COURT ON RED CHINA'S INSISTENCE ON THE POS- THE COMMITTEE, UNDER THE CHAIRMANSHIP A CHARGE OF MURDERING THE NEGRO, RE­ SESSION OF THE NUCLEAR BOMB AND OF JULES DuBOIS eF THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, MAINED FREE ON $25,000 BONOS THEY POST­ RUSSIA'S FIRM REFUSAL TO SUPPLY IT WAS HELD BOTH MORNING AND AFTERNOON SES- ED EARL1ER. A SIXTH KLANSMAN WAS HELD AN IMPORTANT FACTOR IN CRACKING THE SIONS AS THE IAPA BEGAN ITS WEEK-LONG IN JAIL AT MACON AWAITING TRIAL ON A MOSCOW-PEKING AXIS. 20TH ANNUAL ASSEMBLY. STATE CHARGE OF MURDER. KHRUSHCHEV'S REFUSAL TO GO THROUGH SPEAKERS WARNED THAT PRESS RESTRICT- ARRESTED WERE DENVER W,LLIS PHILLIPS, WITH AN AGREEMENT OF 1957 WHICH PROM- IONS AIMED AT EXTREMIST GROUPS OF THE 24, GEORGE HAMPTON TURNER, 32, AND ISED REO CHINA A SAMPLE OF ATOM BOMB LEFT OR THE RIGHT COULD RESULT IN THE HEBERT GUESt, 37. INrURIATED RUSSIA'S MOST IMPORTANT LIMITING OF FREEDOM rOR ALL. PHILLIPS AND TURNER WERE HELD ON COMMUNIST ALLY. THE PRESS OF BOLIVIA, COLOMBIA, VENt- $10,000 BONOS EACH AFTER ARRAIGNMENT RED CHINA RECENTLY CHARGED THAT ZUELA, ECUDAOR, THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC BEFORE U.S. COMMISSIONER GIRAIRD HAW­ KHRUSHCHEV HAD PLEDGED TO GIVE PEKING AND CHILE WERE DISCUSSED IN THE AFTER- KINS. GUEST, WHO HAD BEEN CHARGED NUCLEAR KNOWHOW AND THE ATOM BOMB. NOON SESSION. REPORTS ON OTHER HEMI- EARLIER WITH CONSPIRACY TO VIOLATE THE BUT IN 1958 HE RENOUNCED THE AGREE- SPHERE COUNTRIES WERE HEARD IN THE C,VIL R,GHTS OF NEGROES, HAD POSTED A MENT, WITHDREW HIS EXPERTS AND RECALL- MORNING MEETING. $25,000 BONO IN THAT CASE AND WAS ED HIS SCIENTISTS, THE CHINESE DR. ALFREDO ALEXANDER, OF ULTIMA AWAITING $1,000 BONO MONEY ON A NEW CHARGED. HORA, LA PAZ, BOLIVIA, TOLD OF THE CHARGE OF VIOLATING THE FEDERAL F,RE­ BEHIND THE MOVE WAS KHRUSHCHEV'S SPREAD OF CENSORSHIP IN HIS COUNTRY ARMS ACT. ANXIETY THAT NUCLEAR POWER WOULD MAKE DURING THE PAST MONTH, AS A RESULT OF THE INDICTMENTS DID NOT MENTION THE RED CHINA TOO POWERFUL. HE DID NOT A STATE OF SIEGE IN EFFECT THERE. IT SLAYING OF THE NEGRO EDUCATOR, LEMUEL A. BELIEVE APPARENTLY THAT PEKING COULD WAS MENTIONED tHAT fiDEL CASTRO IS TO Ps:'tJtJ GO IT ALONE. BE THE "NUMBER ONE PUBLIC ENEMY". i PAGE 4 HOURGLASS SATUADAY 17 OcTOBER 1964 (CONT I NUED FROM TH I S WEEK I N WALL STREET I MPA CT (CONT J HUED FROM OUSTER PAGE ONE) PAGE ONE) HE STOCK MARKET FELT THE WEIGHT OF , AMONG THEM WERE DEPUTY LEADER GEORGE T THE EVENTUAL EFFECT O~ THE UNITE~ WORLD EVENTS THIS WEEK AND BORE UP FAI~ S [BROWN, EXPECTED TO BE NAMED MINISTER TATES AND ITS ALLIES OF THIS LONEL~ IFOR ECONOMIC AFFAIRS AND PLANNING, PAT- LY WELL WITH ONLY SLIGHT LOSSES REGIS- BLAST IN WESTERN CHINA 15 HARD TO FORE- IRICK GORDON WALKER, EXP ECT E0 TO BE NA M~IE:T TERED I N THE POPULAR WHATAVERAGES. LOOKED LIKE SEE. I T MAY BE DISASTROUS. ON TIiE .. IFOREIGN SECRETARY, DENIS HEALEY, PRO- PRICES STARTED OFF . OTHER HAND, IT COULD BE TURNED INTO A BABLE FUTURE DEFENSE MINISTER, AND JAM~WOULD BE A DULL WEEK WITH A MI NOR LOS~', PLUS FOR THE ANTI-COMMUNIST WORLD IF CALLAGHAN, PROBABLE FUTURE CHANCELLOR AND THEN FOLLOWED UP WITH TWO SLIGHTLY SKILLFULLY EXPLOITED BY WESTERN Dt'LO- ,OF THE EXCHEQUER. LARGER DECLINES IN SUBSEQUENT SESSIONS. MATS. I THE LOYAL OPPOSITON BROKERS ATTRIBUTED THESE MAINLY TO PRC,- THE FACT THAT IT WILL BE A LONG T1ME I DEFEATED CONSERVATIVE FORMER PRIME FIT-TAKING. BEFORE COMMUNIST CHINA HAS A REAL NU- 'MINISTER SIR ALEC DOUGLAS-HOME SAID IN HOWEVER, PRICES REALLY BEGAN TO SLIDE CLEAR ARSENAL IS BESIDE THE POINT. A BROADCAST INTERVIEW "I AM NOT AFRAID EARLY THURSDAY UNDER THE UNCERTAINTY OF IN TIiE EYES OF MANY ASIANS, IT IS OF OPPOSITION, I HAVE NOT BEEN IN OPPOS-THE BRITISH ELECTIONS AND A FULL-BLOWN LIKELY THAT RtD CHINA NOW HAS ACQUIRED ITION FOR A VERY LONG TIME--A SHORT SCANDAL IN THE DEMOCRATIC CAMP. THE THE CAPABILITY OF" SPREADING A CLOUD OF TIME IN THE 1940's NEVERTHELESS I DECLINE WAS PRETTY LIMITED UNTIL AROUND NUCLEAR BLACKMAIL OVER HER NEtGKBORS THINK IT WrLL COME REASONABLE EASILY. I WHEN REPORTS BEGAN CIRCULATING OF A AND WILL EXPLOIT IT TO THE FULLEST BUT I THINK WE SHALL PLAY A CONSTRUCTIVE MAJOR SHAKEUP IN THE SOVIET KIGH COMMA~ THE THREAT OF" EVEN A SINGLE C~~O£ A. PART." A WAVE OF WELLING PULLED THE Dow-JON£! TOMIC BOMB PUSHED OUT OF THE OOOR OF' DOUGLAS-HOME AND HIS FAMILY WERE INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE DOWN 11·33 AT ITS A TRANSPORT PLANE OVER S&M£ DtrtN$EL£SS~ ISPENDING THE WEEKEND AT THE PRIME MINI- LOW POINT BUT WITHIN THIRTY MINUTES OR "NEUTRAL" ASIAN C~UNTRY COULD GIVE 'STER'S OFFICIAL COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT PRICES STEADIED AND BEGAN WORKING THEIR PEKING A POWERrUL POLICY LEVER. CHEQUERS. WAY RACK. THE HIGH SPEED TICKERS FELL THE IMMEDIATE ErtEcTS OF CHINA'S WILSON RETURNED TONIGHT TO HIS OWN AS MUCH AS 27 MINUTES LATE DURING THE SUCCESS MAY WELL BE DETRIMENTAL TO THE HOME AT HAMPSTEAD. HE WAS USING 10 DECLINE AND FAILED TO CATCH UP UNTIL U.S. POSITrON. U.S. OFFICIALS RECOG- DOWNING STREET ONLY AS AN OFFICE AND AROUNG 2:55· ALTHOUGH THE REBOUND WAS NIZE THIS. THEY ARE DOING THEIR BEST DID NOT PLAN TO MOVE IN UNTIL THE DOUG- STRONG IT WAS ONLY SUFFICIENT TO CUT TO COUNTER IT. LAS-HOMES HAVE MOVED OUT. LOSSES IN HALF. THE NEW LABOR GOVERNMENT RETURNED TO THE DELUGE OF OVERNIGHT ORDERS ANTI- I f Ut~ M POWER AFTER 13 YEARS IN OPPOSITION BY CIPATED BY MOST BROKERS FAILED TO MAT- SMOKESCREEN ,CONl ~AGJilE~ OFNROE) 'IA FRUSTRATINGLY SMALL MAJORITY THAT ERIALIZE AND THE OPENING FRIDAY WAS A HE SAID THAT IN TALKS THE UNITED WOULD NOT EXCEED FOUR PARLIAMENTARY ~AT~ ROUTINE WITH SMALL TWO WAY CHANGES ON STATES AND CHINA HAVE HELD OVER THE .AND MIGHT BE AS LITTLE AS TWO RATHER SMALL BLOCKS DOMINATING THE L~. YEARS, PEKING HAS SHOWN NO REAL INTER- ' IT FACED AT ONCE A MOUNTING ECONOMIC PRICES ADVANCED STEADILY THROUGHOUT THE EST IN DISARMAMENT. fCRISIS AT HOME AND AN INTERNATIONAL SESSION AND EVEN NEWS THAT THE CHINESE HE NOTED CAINA HAS NOT SIGNED THE SITUATION MADE TENSE BY POLITICAL up. COMMUNISTS HAD EXPLODED THEIR FIRST NUCLEAR TEST BAN IIHEAVAL IN RUSSIA AND RED CHINA'S ATOMIC ATOMIC WEAPON FAILED TO CAUSE A RIPPLE IF CHINA BECAME WILLING TO STOP ITS BOMB EXPLOSION. IN THE UPTREND. POLICIES OF MILITANCY AND AGGRESSION COMMONWEALTH RELATIONS MOTORS CONTINUED IN THE DOLDRUMS AND AGREE TO LEAVE ITS NEIGHBORS ALONE, THE NEW LABOR GOVERNMENT IS PLEDGED CAUSED BY THE DRAGGED OUT STRIKE AT RUSK SAID, MAYBE MEANINGFUL DfSARMA- ,TO GIVE FIRST PRIORITY TO RELATIONS GENERAL MOTORS. THE PICTURE IS EXPECT- MENT NEGOTIATIONS COULD BE HELD. lWITH THE COMMONWEALTH, PARTICULARLY ON ED TO BE FURTHER COMPLICATED NOW THAT RUSK SAID HE THOUGHT CHINA'S NEIGH- MATTERS OF TRADE AND AID. AMERICAN MOTORS MUST NEGOTIATE A LONG BORS IN ASIA ARE SUFFICIENTLY tlSOPHIS- THE PARTY MANIFESTO, ISSUED AT THE SERIES OF LOCAL CONTRACTS BEFORE IT CAN TICATED" NOT TO BE INTIMIDATED BY OPENING OF THE ELECTION CAMPAIGN,SAID: RESUME PRODUCTION. CHINA'S NUCLEAR TEST. "THOUGH WE SHALL SEEK TO ACHIEVE CLOSER DOW-JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE DROPPED HE SAtD THE SOVIET-CHINESE DISPUTE LINKS WITH OUR EUROPEAN NEIGHBORS, THE 4.54 ON THE WEEK TO CLOSE AT 873·54. MAY HAVE HAD SOMETHING TO 00 WITH THE LABOR PARTY IS CONVINCED THAT THE FIRST RAILS LOST 2.08 AT 221.84 BUT UTILITIES CHANGE OF POWER IN THE KREMLIN, aUT RESPONSIBILITY OF A BRITISH GOVERNMENT ADDED 0·51 AT 154·71. STANDARD AND HE DOUBTED THAT Moscow ~AD ANYTHING IS STILL TO THE COMMONWEALTH 11 POOR'S 500 STOCK INDEX DIPPED 0·39 TO TO DO WITH NUCLEAR DETONATION.

I UNDER AN EIGHT-POINT POLICY THE LABOF 84.83. OTHER U.S. OFFICIALS HAVE SAID IT lGOVERNMENT HAS PROMISED: VOLUME TOTALED 25,666,990 SHARES COM- WAS PROBABLE THAT CRITICISM WITHIN THE I __ To SET UP A COMMONWEALTH CONSULTA- PARED WITH 25,107,870 SHARES A WEEK BE- SOVIET COMMUNIST PARTY OF MIKITA KHRU- !TIVE ASSEMBLY. FORE AND 27,012,710 SHARES IN THE SAME SHCHEV'S HANDLING OF THE DISPUTE WITH I --A NEW DRIVE FOR COMMONWEALTH EX- WEEK LAST YEAR. CHINA WAS A MAJOR FACTOR LEADING TO 'PORTS THROUGH A SPECIALLY INSTITUTED LOSSES TOOK A SMALL LEAD OVER GAINS KHRUSHCHEV'S DOWNFALL. ,COMMONWEALTH EXPORTS COUNCIL AS 733 ISSUES DECLINED WHILE 606 AD- j --LONG-TERM COMMODITY AGREEMENTS PROa VANCED OF THE 1,51 1 ISSUES TRADED,211 DI SGRACED (CpOAGNTEIONUNEED) FROM VIDING GUARANTEED MARKETS FOR COMMON- ROSE TO NEW 1964 HIGHS AND 41 TOUCHED ~EALTH PRIMARY PRODUCE AT STABLE PRICES. NEW LOWS. "BRAGGING AND PHRASE-MONGERING, COM- --DEVELOPMENT AND CAPITAL INVESTMENT TEXAS GULF SULPHUR TOOK HONORS FOR ~ANDISM AND UNWILLINGNESS TO TAKE INTO PROGRAMS GEARED TO COMMONWEALTH NEEDS. ACTIVITY IT DROPPED 1-1/4 TO 61-7/8 ~COUNT THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF SCIENCE AND --WIDER EDUCATIONAL, CULTURAL, SCI- ON A TURNOVER OF 466,200 SHARES. WEST·fRACTICAL EXPERIENCE ARE ALIEN TO IT " ENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL CONTACTS. INGHOUSE, A RECENT FAVORITE OF THE AD- AT THE SAME TIME THE SUCCESSORS TO --A COMMONWEALTH COMMUNICATIONS SAT- VISORY SERVICES TOOK SECOND PLACE WITH ~HRUSHCHEV IN KREMLIN PROCLAIMED THEIR ELLITE AND THE DESIGNING AND PRODUCTION THE GAIN OF 4-1/4 AT 44-1/4 ON 445,200 INTENTION OFFICIALLY TO CARRY ON KHRUSH- PF C I V I L A I RCRAFT FOR COMMONWEALTH A I R SHARES. ~HEV' S PEACE POL I C I ES. ROUTES. XEROX WAS THE WIDEST RANGING ISSUE THE EDITORIAL SAID THE NEW KREMLIN --A PENSIONABLE CAREER SERVICE FOR IN THE ACTIVE LIST. IT STOOD AT A ~HIEFS WOULD NOT BACK DOWN FROM SEEKING EXPERTS WORKING IN THE DEVELOPING COUN- HIGH FOR THE WEEK OF 130-7/8 BUT FELL ~ SHOWDOWN MEETING IN THE SINO-SOVIET TRIES OF THE COMMONWEALTH TO A LOW OF 109-1/4 ON THURSDAY AND ~ONFLICT. --THE CREATION OF A MINISTRY OF OVER- MANAGED TO COME BACK TO CLOSE AT 115- THE PRAVDA EDITORIAL 010 NOT MENTION ~EAS DEVELOPMENT TO BE RESPONSIBLE NOT 7/8 OFF 12-5/8 ON A TURNOVER OF 404, ~HRUSHCHEV BY NAME. BUT IT DID SAY pNLY FOR COMMONWEALTH DEVELOPMENT BUT 300 SHARES TO TAKE THIRD PLACE IN THE ~PECIFICALLY THAT THE GENERAL LINE OF !ALSO TO WORK IN AND THROUGH THE SPECIAL- LIST. HE COMMUNIST PARTY AND ITS "MONOLITHIC (CONTINUED FROM 1ST AGENCIES OF THE UNITED NATIONS. ) UNITY "uHAD BEEN DEMONSTRATED WITH ~RC~... I T I GER PAGE ONE AT THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEETING OF OCT. SMITH CONGRATULATES WILSON THE COST CANNOT BE CLACULATED IN 14--THE SESSION THAT STRIPPED KHRUSH- SALISBURY (UPI)--PRIME MINISTER IAN TERMS OF DOLLARS AND CENTS. BUT EX- ~HEV OF HIS POWERS. MITH SENT CONGRATULATIONS TODAY TO PERTS IN ASIA WHO HAVE TRIED TO KEEP THE ATTACK ON KHRUSHCHEV CAME AS ~ RITISH LABOR LEADER HAROLD WILSON ON TABS ON CHINA'S NUCLEAR PROGRAM SAY KIGH MEMBER OF HIS UBRAIN TRUST WERE ~IS ELECTION VICTORY AND URGED THAT PRE- THE DRAIN ON THE ECONOMY HAS BEEN H~V~REPORTED TO BE FOLLOWING HIM INTO OB- ~IOUS AGREEMENTS BETWEEN THE TWO NATIONS SOME SECTORS OF THE ECONOMY HAVE BE~ SCURITY IN A GOVERNMENT HOUSECLEANING. SHOULD BE HONORED. SET BACK FOR YEARS BECAUSE OF THE EM- THE PRAVDA EDITORIAL TENDED TO CON- HE SAID SOUTHERN RHODESIA'S DETERMIN- PHASIS ON THE NUCLEAR PROGRAM. FIRM REPORTS THAT ONE OF THE SINS LAID ~TION TO TAKE ITS RIGHTFUL PLACE AMONG IN 1956, REO CHINESE PREMIERE CHOU AGAINST KHRUSHCHEV WAS THE ASSUMPTION ~HE INDEPENDENT COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD EN-LA I INDICATED THAT A MAJOR DEVELOP- OF TOO MUCH POWER IN HIS OWN HANDS. ~HOULD NOT BE IMPEDED. MENT PROGRAM IN ATOMIC ENERGY WAS CON- IN OTHER WORDS, OF REVIVING THE "PER- SMITH TOLD WILSON HE HOPED BRITAIN SIDERED THEN BUT A TOP LEVEL DECISION SONALITY CULT" FOR WHICH KHRUSHCHEV ~OULD PROSPER UNDER "YOUR ABLE LEADER- WAS MADE TO PLUNGE INTO AN ECONOMIC HAD ONCE ATTACKED STALIN. ~HIPtI AND CONTINUE TO BE AN EXAMPLE OF DEVELOPMENT INSTEAD, WHICH BECAME KNO~ "CoLLECTIVE LEADERSHIP IS THE MOST .,.~REEDOM AND DEMOCRACY TO THE ENTIRE AS THE ""BIG LEAP FORWARD. IMPORTANT LENINIST PRINCIPLE OF THE ~ORLD." HAD THE SOVIETS K4PT THEIR AGREEMEN~;LIFE AND ACTIVITY OF THE PARTY, THE HAPPINESS IS GOOD IMAGINATION. CHLNA WOULD HAVE EXPLODED A BOMB IN 1961. lG R£ATEST POt ITICAl ASSET OF THE SOVIETS"", PAGE 5 HOURGlASS SATURDAY 17 OCTOBER 1964. WINNERS LOSE OUT DROPPED SPORTS SECTION SPORTS ROUNDUP KEANE, BERRA THE OBSERVER CLEVELAND, OHf. (UPI )--THE CLEVELAND ST! lOUIS (UPI) WORLD SERIES WINNING BY PAT LANIAS INDIANS BOARD or DI~ECT'RS VOTED UNAN­ MANAGER JOHN KEANE RESIGNED TODAY AS fEMALES ON THE DIAMOND IMOUSLY TeDAY Te KEEP THE TEAM HERE AT PllDT or THE ST. Leuls CARDINALS. YES, rANS IT WilL BE rEMALES eN THE LEAST THR'UGH THE 1965 SEAS.N. CARDINAL PRESIDENT AUGUST A. BUSCH DIAMOND ONCE AGAIN WHEN THEY TAKE THE THE DECIII.N WAI ANN.UNCED BY GABE JR., ANNOUNCED AT A NEWS CONrERENCE rlElD rOI THE ePENING GAME or THE GIRLS PAUL, PRESIDENT-TREASURER-GENERAL MANA­ THAT THE 52-YEAR OLD IRISHMAN HAD DE­ AND WOMENS SLew PITCH SorTBAll LEAGUE GER, relLOWI NG A F.UR H8UR "MOVE IR CIDED TO SUBMIT HIS RESIGNATION ON ON OCTOBER 25TH. STAY" MEETING or THE DIRECTORS AT THE SEPT. 28, BEfORE THE CARDS HAD W.N THE IT WILL BE THE HUSBAN~S DOING THE MUNlcr~AL STADIUM IN CLEVELAND. NATIONAL LEAGUE PENNANT. BABY SITTING THIS ReUND, AND OBSERVING THE DECISleN, WHICH ENDED WEEKS or BERRA THEIR WIVES TALENT FRIM A COOL SEAT IN S~ECUlATION AB.UT THE rUTURE or THE NEW YORK {UPI )--THE NEW YORK YANKEES THE BlEACHE'-S. TEAM, IE~RESENTED A VICT'RY rOR TRIBE TODAY ANNOUNCED THAT YeGI BERRA Will PROWLING AROUND AT BRANDON AND DALLY .rrICIALS WHe A~~ARENTLY TALKED THE NOT RETURN AS MANAGER NEXT YEAR, BUT fiELDS WHILE THE FEMALES WERE WeRKING CITY rATHER! INT ••rrERING A NEW LEASE HE Will BE RETAINED AS A S~ECIAl rlElD OUT, IT SEEMS liKE WE WILL BE HAVING THAT COULD BE TERMINATED ArTE" THE 1965 CONSULTANT UNDER GENERAL MANAGER RALPH QUITE ALIT er ACTION THIS YEAR, DESPITE SEAseN. HGUK. THE lACK or VETERANS, AND A GREAT NUM- OAKLAND (UPI }--THE OAKLAND RAIDERS or IN A HASTilY CAllED PRESS CONrERENCE BER er rlRST YEAR PLAYERS. THE Afl WilL BE l •• KING reR THEIR rlRST HOUK SAID, "THE MOVE WE MADE HAS NO­ THE GEIRGE SEITZ SCHoeL HAS TWO WIN er THE SEAS.N T.NIGHT WHEN THEY THING TO DO WITH THE YANKEES' lOSS or TEAMS TURNING OUT, AND BeAST HIGHLY or PLAY THE BeSTeN PATRleTS IN BOSTON. THE WORLD SERIES YESTERDAY." THE RETU'-N .r TRICIA SMITH, SANDY YeNTZ THE RAIDERS ARE IN LAST PLACE IN THE "As rAR AS A SUCCESSOR T. YOGI IS PAM WilliS, JOANN SUMNER AND DONNA M.s- WESTE.-N DIVISION WITH riVE STRAIGHT CONCERNED, THERE ARE TWO OR THREE MEN LEY. SMITH AND SUMNER WERE PITCHERS lISSES, WHilE THE PATRIOTS ARE IN THE UNDER CONSIDERATION AND THE DECISION WHilE DeNNA, THIS YEARS ARMy-NAVY REL- SEC.ND PLACE speT IN THE EAST, WINNING IS EXPECTED WITHIN A WEEK." IEr CARNIVAL QUEEN, WAS A CATCHER AND rOUR or THEIR rlRST riVE GAMES, MOSTLY THE DECISION TO DISMISS BERRA WAS ALSI DID SOME HURLING. SANDY STAYED DUE TG THE TALENTED TeE or GINO CA~PE­ MADE ItBErORE THE SERJ[S" HOUK SAID, AMONG THE Tep TEN lEADING HITTERS LAST lETTI, THEIR GREAT KICKING S~ECIAlIST BUT YOGI DID NOT rIND OUT ABOUT IT UN­ YEAR. AND ALL ARIUND PlAYE~. THE BurrALO Til THIS MORINING. THE WAHINE PIRATES SKIPPERED BY Al BILLS LEAD THE EAST WITH riVE STRAIGHT HOUK SAID THE YANKEES HAD BEEN NEG­ ESTEBAN AN~ RED Olll, WILL RELY HEAVILY WINS. OTIATING rOR THE PAST TWO DAYS WITH IN GLORIA ASCRlrT, NANCY HERRING AND NCAA STATS: {UPI }--5MAll COLLEGE STA- ALVIN DARK, rORMER MANAGER or THE SAN KARIN CARLIN, THE ONLY THREE VETERANS TISTIC5 RELEASED BY THE NCAA SHew THAT fRANCISCO GIANTS, AND ONE OR TWO OTHER MEN. ______ON THE ReSTER. HOWEVER, RITA BIGELOW, SeUTHERN OREGON'S DAN MILES IS HISTORYS SYLVIA BAGLEY, BETTY TAYLOft, LEAH JONES MOST ACCURATE PASSER. HE HAS CGMPLETED SUE WEINER, G1NGA WEEKS, PEG BACKUS, 77 PASSES IN 99 ATTEM~T5 rOR A .778 PE~ BASKETBALL SCARE NANCY fARRIS AND ELSIE HOWE HAVE SHeWN CENTAGE. MILES HAS GAINED ONLY 815 TOKYO (UPI )--THE UNITED STATES AleT or PROMISE AT PftACTICE. ASe"OrT YAftDS AND RANKS SEC.NO TO BOB CARESS or BASKETBALL TEAM GOT ITS BIGGEST SCARE AND HERRING WERE ON THE CHAMPIONSHIP B"ADlEY WHO HAS PICKED U~ 994. IN RUS~ or THE 1964 OlYM~IC TOURNAMENT lAST S~'ILER WAHINES LAST SEASON. KAREN IS lNG, ALLEN SMITH 0' fiNDLAY LEAD WITH NIGHT BUT MANAGED TO BEAT A TOUGH TEAM THE GNLY TEENAGER eN THE ROST[ft. A GAIN .r 835 YARDS IN 85 CARRIES. FROM YUGOSLAVIA BY A SCORE or 69-61. THE eTHE'- TEAM, WHICH HAS NeT COME SMITH ALSO HAS SC.RED 78 POINTS TO JERRY SHIP~ AND BilL BRADLEY lED THE UP WITH A NAME YET, WILL BE PILOTED BY MAKE HIM THE NATleNI lEADING SCIRER. AMERICANS TO VICTORY eVER THE INSPIRED KIRT PINHI AND RAY KEHANO. CYNTHIA WI-' NBA (UPI )--THE NATIONAL BASKETBALL YUGOSLAV TEAM. SHIPP HIT rOR 22 PQIN~ CHMAN AND ALICE DOKTER ARE THE ONLY RE- ASS'CIATION KICKS .rr ITS 1964-5 SEA­ AND BRADLEY HAD 18. PEATERS eN THE ROSTER. THIS TEAM WILL seN TONIGHT WITH THE PHILADELPHIA 76ERS IT WAS ONLY IN THE CLOSING MINUTES BeAST or SOME TOP R.IKIES SUCH AS, ENTEftTAINING THE DETROIT PISTONS. THE THAT THE AMERICAN TEAM MANAGED TO PUll lEORA CUMMINGS, SHARON feBES, ADELE LEAGUE IS LOGKING TOWARD ANOTHER RECORD COMrORTABlY AHEAD. THE U.S. TEAM HELD WESTOVER, JEAN MESSERVY, DODY PETERSON, SETTING SEASON IN All DEPARTMENTS. A 35-34 HALFTIME LEAD. DAWN KRONISH, MARY WICKETT, SANDY LAN- HOCKEY (UPI )--IN THE eNlY GAME PLAYED THE YUGOSLAVS, WITH BIG Ivo DANEU DRY, RUTH HEVBReCK AND liLLIAN HI~CR.rT. LAST NIGHT IN THE NATIONAL HOCKEY lEAGUE LE~IDING THE WAY, NARROWED THE LEAD TO WATCHING lEeRA CUMMINGS IN PRACTICE, THE TeRONT. MAPLE lEArs SCORED IN EVERY 52-50 ABOUT MIDWAY IN THE SECOND HAlr. SHE SEEMS TG BE AN OUTSTANDING CANDID- PERIOD TG BEAT THE DETROIT REO WINGS BY IT WAS DANEU, WHQ COULD HARDLY MISS ATE reR RoeKIE-or-THE-YEAR HONlftS. A SCIRE Ir 5-3. WITH HIS SENSATIONAL HeOK SHOT, WHO IN THE AMERICAN HecK:Y LEAGUE, THE KEPT THE YUGOSLAVS IN THE BALL GAME. OLYMPIC HAPPENINGS QUEBEC ACES DErEATEO IHE HERSHEY BEARS HE SCORED 21 POINTS. TOKYO (UPI }--FIVE NEW weRLD RECORDS BY A sceRE or 4-3. WERE SET YESTERDAY IN THE TOKYO OLYM- HORSE TROUBLE PIC GAMES, THREE IN SWIMMING, ONE IN DOUBLE PERFECTION lAUREL, MARYLAND (UPI )--SOMETIME, TRACK, AND THE UNITED STATES ADDED TOKYO {UPI )--LASZLO HAMMERL or HUN- THE AUSTRALIAN HORSE INVITED TO RUN IN FOUR MORE GOLD MEDALS TO ITS ALREADY GARY WON AN OLYMPIC SHOOTING GOLD MEDAL THE $150,000 WASHINGTON D.C. INTERNAT­ IMPRESSIVE TOTAL. rROM lONES WESLEY WIGGER JR. or THE UNI- IONAL, Nov. II, AT THE lAUREL RACE BELGIUM AND NEW ZEALAND GOT THEIR TED STATES TODAY AFTER BOTH MEN SHOT Al- TRACK, Will BE UNABLE TO PARTICIPATE rlRST GOLD MEDALS or THE GAMES WHILE MOST IDENTICAL ROUNDS TO SET NEW WORLD DUE TO AN INJURY, IT WAS ANNOUNCED Te­ HUNGARY GeT ITS THIRD AND ROMANIA ITS AND OLYMPIC RECORDS. DAY. SECOND. WIGGER AND HAMME~L EACH SHOT AN AS- JACK AND BOB lEE or ADELAIDE, OWNERS Two or THE SWIMMING WORLD RECORDS TOUNDING 597 OUT or A PISSIBLE 600, IN or SOMETIME, WHO WAS SUP~OSED TO START CAME IN THE SAME RACE, THE MENS 400 60 SHOTS WITH A SMALL BORE RlrLE FROM IN THE CAULrlElD Cu~ AT MELBOURNE ON METER MEDLEY RELAY. THOMPSON MANN GOT THE PRONE POSITION A THE 50 METER RANGE. SATURDAY, WITHHELD ACCEPTANCE or THE THE U.S. orr TO A ROARING START WITH A ~HIS rANTASTIC PEftrlRMANCE SHATTERED THE LAUREL BID UNTIL THEY RECIEVED THE RECORD 59.6 BACKST~OKE LEG AND THE OLD WORLD RECORD AND LOCKED THEM IN A VET'S REPORT ON THE HORSE THIS MORN­ AMERICANS STAYED AHEAD ALL THE WAY TO TIE rOR rlRST PLACE. ING. COME IN WITH A RECORD 3.58.3 VICTORY, ONE POINT BEHIND, ALSO BREAKING THE ON THE OTHER HAND, Ryu FOREL, THE WITH GERMANY SECOND AND AUSTRALIA IN OLD STANDARD WAS TeMMY GALE POOL or THE JAPANESE HORSE IN THE RUNNING AT THE THIRD PLACE. UNITED STATES, WHO W'N THE BRONZE MEDAL LAUREL TRACK, ARRIVED SAFELY AT THE THE OTHER NEW WORLD RECORD IN SWIM- ~ITH A SCORE Ir 596. NEWARK AIRPIRT THIS MORNING AND WAS MING CAME IN THE WOMEN'S IOO-METER WITH WIGGER AND HAMMERl DEADLOCKED, IMMEDIATELY LOADED ABeARD A VAN FOR BUTT£RrLY AS SHARON ST.UDER or THE U. THE GOLD MEDAL PLACING NORMALLY WOULD SHIPMENT TO THE TRACK. S. WON IN 1.04.7 WITH THE OLD WOftLD HAVE BEEN DETEftMINED BY THE BEST INDIVI­ RECORD HOLDER I :05.1, ADA KOK OF THE DUAL SERIES, BUT EACH MAN HAD THREE PER- MEDAL STANDINGS NETHERLANDS IN SECOND PLACE. FECT SCORES or 100 AND THREE SCORED or TOKYO (UPI )--THE UNITED STATES TEAM THE NEW TRACK WeRlD RECORD WAS SET ~9. IN THE 1964 OLYMPIC GAMES IN TOKYO IS BY ROMANIA'S MICHAELA PENES IN THE THIS ALSO TIED TH[M eN THE HEAT DE- MAKING A TREMENDOUS SHOWING T8 DATE, JAVEl!~ AT 60 54 METERS (198 fT. 7~ ~IDING FACTeR, THE HIGHEST TOTAL or BULL AND IS WAY OUT IN FRONT IN THE MEDAL INCHES). IsEYES, NINES AND S. rORTH. THEY WERE RACE AT THIS TIME. THE rOlLOWING LIST JUNIOR SWIMMING MEET D£ADlGCKED TOO, IN THE THIRD DECIDING or MEDAL WINNERS INCLUDES TODAY'S rlN- DEADLINE reR ENTERING THE SWIMMING ~ACT.R, THE NUMBEft .r HITS IN THE X-RING AlS. MEET IS MONDAY, OCTOBER 19. To ENTER IN THE CENTER or THE BULL. EACH HAD 15. COUNTRY GOLD SILVER BRONZE THE MEET, CONSULT THE DEPENDENTS peOL THUS THE GOLD MEDAL WAS DECIDED ON THE U.S.A. 19 II 12-T42 LlrEGUARDS. INAL rACTOR --THE LAST SERIES or 10 U.S.S.R. 7 II-T27 MANAGERS JOBS OPEN ~H.TS. IN THAT SERI[S, HAMMERL HAD A JAPAN ~ 3-T7 KEANE AND BEftRA ARE OUT AS MANAGERS PERrECT sceRE or 100, WIGGEft A 99. HUNGA'-Y 3 4 2-T~ or THEIR TEAMS, BUT MAYBE THEY WILL BE •••••• PILAND 2 3-T ------3 HA~PY. AS KRUSCHEV IS OUT IN RV~A TOO -...... HOURGLASS SATURDAY 17 OCTOBER 1964 NOTICES KWAJALEIN CHURCH SERVICES CATHOLIC 1~'fJo"ifld 50ni kt HELP WANTED g GLOBAL ASSOCIATES HAS THE FOLLOW- FATHER FEY--7 AM AND 9: 15 AM IN SHOWTIME 7:30 PM THE MEMORIAL CHAPEL AND AT II: 15 ING JOB OPENINGS: RICHARDSON BILLY LIAR CLERK-TYPISTS FULL-TIME ON ROI NAMUR. TOM COURTENAY, JULIE CHRISTIE DAILY MASS 4:45 PM IN THE BLESSED SECRETARY FULL-TIME COMEDY DRAMA. A ••• GOOD Y ••• MATURE C••• No REGISTERED NURSE FULL-TIME SACRAMENT CHAPEL MONDAY THROUGH SIGN PAINTER PART-TIME FRIDAY. MASS SATURDAY MORNING AT SHOWTIME 7 & 9 PM ALSO: REPRODUCTION MACHINE OPERA- 7:25 AM. CONFESSION SATURDAY FROM YOKWE YUK TEN SECONDS TO HELL* TOR. EXPERIENCED WITH MULTI LITH, 7 TO 8 PM. MARTINE CAROL, JACK PALANCE, JEFF CHANDLER DITTO AND MIMEOGRAPH. FULL-TIME. DRAMA. ApPLY AT GLOBAL ASSOCIATES INDUS­ PROTESTANT TRIAL RELATIONS OFFICE IN THE TER­ WORSHIP SERVICES ON KWAJALEIN SHOWTIME 7:30 & 12: 15 AM MINAL BUILDING ANNEX. WILL BE AT 8:10 AND II AM. CHAP­ OCEAN VIEW KONGA* ... LAIN MARKVE WILL BE LEADING THE MICHAEL GOUGH, MARGO JOHNS~ FOR SALE SERVICE. REV. MARKVE WILL ALSO SCIENCE FICTION CAMERA-- BRONICA-Z 2-1/4 X 2-1/4 LEAD THE SERVICE ON ROI NAMUR AT SINGLE LENS RELFEX. Two LENSES, 7 PM. SHOWTIME 6:30 & 8:30 PM 75MM AND 135MM -- $240. CALL 2130 SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES FOR ALL ROXY DEVIL-SHIP PIRATES* DURING WORK HOURS. AGES ARE HELD AT THE GEORGE SEITZ PLUS NEWS & SPORTS SCHOOL AT 9:40 AM AND AT 9 AM ON CHR I STOPHER LEE, ANDREW KE I R AKAI 345, $300. SEE AT 106 SANDS ROI NAMUR. ADVENTURE DRAMA A NURSERY IS PROVIDED FOR BOTH Boys BERMUDA SHORTS, THREE PRS., SERVICES AT THE ISLAND DAY NURSERY. SHOWTIME 8 PM SIZE 6, WAIST 23". NEW. EVERYONE IS WELCOME. ROI NAMUR SHOCK CORR IDOR LADIES I PC. CATALINA SWIM SUIT­ ... PLUS NEWS & SPORTS PETER BRECK, CONSTANCE TOWERS LOW BACK WITH BOY LEGS, SIZE 14. LATTER-DAY SAINTS NEW. NAVY BLUE SHORTS WITH YELLOW SERVICES ARE HELD IN ROOM 13 OF PSYCHOLOGICAL DRAMA. A••• POOR Y&C ••• No AND WHITE STRIPED TOP. PHONE THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL AS FOLLOWS 2746 AT TRAILER 626. PRIESTHOOD MEETING AT 8:30 AM PARENTS MAGAZINE MOVIE RATINGS SUNDAY SCHOOL AT 9:30 AM EACH FILM IS RATED AS TO QUALITY AS WELL AS HAMMOND SPINET ORGAN, MODEL SACRAMAtNT MEETING AT 9:30 AM SUITABILITY FOR CHILDREN OF VARIOUS AGES. THE L-IOO. CAMM 2726. AGE SYMBOLS USED ARE: A••• ADULTS Y ••• YOUNG . .. PEOPLE 12-16 C ••• CHILDREN 8-12 • BRAND NEW, KODAK 500-WATT SLIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST *No RATINGS AVILABLE. I PROJECTOR WITH CARRYING CASE, AIR­ SERVICES WILL BE HELD THIS !EQUIPP CHANGER, 7 MAGAZINE SLIDE LORD'S DAY AT 10: 15 IN ROOM 25 OF SUNDAytS MOVIES HOLDERS. STILL IN ORIGINAL PACK­ THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. BIBLE RI CHARDSON TEN SECONDS TO HELL* ING, SELL COMPLETE- $79. CALL STUDY AT II AM. SERVICES ARE YOKWE YUK KONGA* - ALSO HELD SUNDAY EVENINGS AT 7 PM. I12150 DAYS, OR 2206.~~GHTS. OCEAN VIEW BI LLY ALlAR VISITORS ARE INVITED. ROXY THIN REO LINE ARGUS-500 SLIDE PROJECTOR, LIKE ... ROI NAMUR ONCE UPON A HORSE NEW, STILL IN ORIGINAL CARTON WITH EPISCOPAL EVENING PRAYER CARRYING CASE AND EXTRA SLIDE SERVICES WILL BE CONDUCTED EACH CHRISTMAS TOY SALE TRAYS AND PROJECTION BULBS. $45. SUNDAY EVENING AT 6:45 PM. IN GLOBAL ASSOCIATES MERCHANDISE D,VISION AN­ CALL 2340. THE MEMORIAL CHAPEL. NOUNCED TODAY THAT THIS YEAR'S TOY SALE WILL BE ... HELD IN BUILDING 1791, WHICH IS LOCATED DIRECT­ HEALTHWAYS TANK, WET SUIT TUNIC, PENTECOSTAL WORSHIP LY IN BACK OF THE BRIG AND ALMOST OPPOSITE THE SIZE MED., I BACKPACK, HI:ALTHWAYS SERVICES WILL BE HELD AT 7~45 ENTRANCE TO THE MOTOR POOL. ENTRANCE WILL BE WEIGHT BELT, TWO PAIRS CRESSI FINS PM. IN THE CHAPEL SUNDAY EVENING. AT THE WEST OR MOTOR POOL END OF THE BUILDING SIZE 7-9 AND A MARQUIS CAMERA WITH THE PUBLIC IS INVITED. AND THE EXIT AT THE EAST END. UNDERWATER CASE. DuE TO THE LIMITED SPACE IN THE BUILDING AND ALL PRICED REASONABLY -- SEE AT KGA MEDAL-PLAY TOURNAMENT FIRE REGULATIONS, ONLY A LIMITED NUMBER OF TRAILER 720 AFTER 4:30 PM. SORRY, THE KWAJALEIN GOLF ASSOCIATION PEOPLE CAN BE PERMITEED IN THE BUILDING AT ONE NO PHONE. WILL HOLD A MEDAL-PLAY TOURNEY TIME. CHILDREN UNDER SIX MUST BE ACCOMPANIED ... TOMORROW. AND CONTROLLED BY THEIR PARENTS. ANY MERCHAN­ 50-WATT TRANSISTOR STEREO AMPLI- STA~TING 7 "" .. '" TIME WI LL BE FROM TO DISE DAMAGED BY CHILDREN WILL BE CHARGED TO FIER, KNIGHT, CALL 9-272 AND II 30 REFRESHMENTS THEIR PARENTS. 2284 AFTER 5 PM. : AM. WI LL BE SERVED. THE SALE W'LL BE OPEN FROM 12:30 PM TO 6 PM, SATURDAY 17 OCTOBER. THEREAFTER, THE HOURS OF WORK WANTED PHILIPPINE WOOD CARVINGS OPERATION WILL BE: PART-TIME OFFICE WORK EVENINGS MACytS WILL HAVE A QUANTITY OF MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY FROM 9 TO I PM. DESIRED. CAN TYPE 100 WPM, TAKE PHILIPPINE WOOD CARVINGS AVAIL­ MONDAY AND TH'RSDAY FROM 4 TO 8 PM SHORTHAND 120 WPM. ALSO, ACCOUNT­ ABLE FOR SALE ON MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY FROM 4 TO 6 PM. ING, PROGRAMMING AND OFFICE MACH­ SOME OF THESE CARVINGS WERE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FROM 4 TO 6 PM. INES. CALL 2201. DAMAGED SLIGHTLY IN SHIPMENT AND ALL SALES W'LL BE ON A CASH AND CARRY BASIS. MAY BE REPAIRED WITH LITTLE EF­ LOST FORT. THESE WILL BE NOTED TO BE PISTOL QUALifiCATION MATCH --oNE LEFT-HAND BASEBALL GLOVE. DAMAGED AND WILL BE SOLD AT RE­ ON SUNDAY THE ROD AND GuN CLUB WILL SPONSOR CALL 2216. DUCED PRICES. A SECOND 22 CALIBER PISTOL QUALIFICATION MATCH. · .. THE MATCH WILL BE HELD AT THE PISTOL RANGE TAKEN IN VICINITY OF TRAILER CHRISTMAS TREES BEGINNING AT 9 AM. ALL INTERESTED SHOOTERS ARE 549-- I BOYS BASEBALL GLOVE, NEW. GLOBAL ASSOCIATES ANNOUNCED THE URGED TO COME OUT AND ESTABLISH A SCORE. As A NAME ON GLOVE. PLEASE RETURN TO ARRIVAL ON KWAJALEIN OF MR. LYLE REMINDER, ALL PERSONS WHO QUALIFIED IN THE FIRST OWNER. JOHNSON, FOODSTUFFS PROCUREMENT MATCH SHOULD ALSO COME OUT AND TRY TO ESTABLISH .. . AGENT IN THEIR OAKLAND OFFICE. MR. HIGHER SCORES • FOUND JoHNSON IS HERE TO STUDY THE SPECIAL AMMUNITION W'LL BE AVAILABLE AT THE RANGE AT GREEN "ALOHA" SHIRT AT OCEAN FOOD PROBLEMS ON KWAJALEIN AND DE­ COST. LIGHT REFRESHMENTS WILL BE AVAILABLE. V,EW CLUB THURSDAY NIGHT. CLAIM TERMINE IF IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO ...... AT BRIG. PROVIDE BETTER MEATS AND FROZEN ON CUB SCOUTING ••• PRODUCTS FOR THE ISLAND AT MORE IT IS THE AIM OF CUB SCOUTING TO HELP YOU WILSON BRAND BASEBALL GLOVE AT ADVANTAGEOUS PRICES • (THE PARENTS) HELP YOUR BOY. I. BRANDON FIE LD. CLA I M AT THE HOUR- ENJOY HIS BOYISHNESS WHILE YOU MAY. BE CUR­ GLASS. ·.. CHILD CARE IOUS ABOUT WHAT MAKES HIM TICK. LAUGH ~ITH HIM. WILL TAKE CARE OF CHILDREN ON PLAY WITH HIM. UNDERSTAND HIM. As YOU TRY TO WANTED TO BUY 5- DAY A WEEK BASIS. ALSO HOURLY OR DO THESE THINGS, HIS ATTITUDE TOWARD YOU WILL TRAILER PATIO A~:~~G593~LSO, ONE DAILY. SEE MIDGE WILLIAMS AT TR. CHANGE TOO. I USED BABY CR lB. 523. THE ONLY TRUE THING ABOUT BOYHOOD IS THAT IT I IS SO SHORT. YOUR BOY WILL BECOME QUIET AND STROLLER AND SET OF TRA I NI NG ·.. FOR SALE MANNERLY FAR TOO SOON. WHEEL FOR BICYCLE. CALL 2722 • I, YELLOW LINEN SHIFT, SIZE 111...... ~ ______··_· ______~~B~R~AN~D~N~E~W~. __C~A~L~L~2~7_4~6_A~T~T~R~._b~2~6~. __~ ______~ ------~ [ PAGE 7 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 17 OCTOBER 1964 I I HEAVY SECURITY PLANNED PORTER (CONTINUED FROM EDITORIAL REACTION 1 FOR JOHNSON I N TEXAS PAGE ONE) t , PORTER'S GAY, SOPHISTICATED LYRICS FOLLOWING ARE EXCERPTS FROM EDITOR- I CORPUS CHRISTI (UPI)--SPECIAL SAFETY AND HAUNTINGLY BEAUTIFUL MELODIES BE- IALS APPEARING TODAY IN NEWSPAPERS IPRECAUTIONS ARE REPORTED BEING TAKEN FOF CAME HIS TRADEMARK IN THE BROADWAY ERA PUBLISHED tN THE UNITED STATES ON PRE~IDENT JOHNSON'S VISIT HERE SUNDAY, THAT SAW THE RISE OF SUCH FELLOW COM- THE OUSTER Or SOVIET PREMIER NIKI- ALTHOUGH MOST AUTHORITIES NOW DISMIS$ POSERS AS GEORGE GERSHWIN, IRVING BER- TA S. KHRUSHCHEV: THE "NAZI ARSENAL PLOT" AS A FALSE A.. LIN, JEROME KERN, RICHARD RODGERS, LARR' THE NEW YORK TIMES: KHRUSHCHEV FOL- LARM. HART AND OSCAR HAMMERSTE IN. LOWED HIS POl. I CY OF SEM I-DETENTE I N FOR- AN EX-MENTAL PATIENT WHO WAS BEING MANY OF HIS GAYEST SUCCESSES WERE EIGN AFFAIRS AND OF ATTEMPTED CONCESSION ISOUGHT FOR MAKING A THREAT AGAINST THE WRITTEN WHEN HE WAS IN NEAR-CONSTANT IN DOMESTIC MATTERS BECAUSE HE WAS AN PRESIDENT'S LifE WAS STILL AT LARGE, PAIN FROM THE WAIST DOWN. IN 193e,BOTH AqTUTE AND HIGHLY PRACTICAL POl.ITICIAN. HOWEVER. THE SHERiff'S OfFICE SAID OF HIS LEGS WERE fRACTURED WHEN HE WAS HE BOWED ABROAD TO THE INEXORABl.E fACTS THEIR EfFORTS TO FIND HIM HAD FAILED TO THROWN fROM A HORSE WHILE RIDING ON THE OF THE THERMONUCLEAR AGE AND OF THE VAST .TURN UP ANY NEW LEADS. BRIDLE PATH Of LONG ISLAND'S PIPING POWER OF THE UNITED STATES. AT HOME HE SHERiff JOHNNIE MITCHELL AND OTHER ROCK CLUB. FROM THEN ON, HE SUFFERED RECOGNIZED THE TREMENDOUS PRESSURE Of OFfiCIALS HELD A CLOSED MEETING YESTER- FROM CHRONIC OSTEOMYLITIS AND UNDERWENT THE SOYIET PEOPLE WHO DESIRE A BETTER DAY, PRESUMABLY TO PLAN THE SPECIAL PRE-MANY OPERATIONS--21 BETWEEN 1938 AND MATERIAL LIFE AND MORE FREEDOM. THESE ,CAUTIONS 1948 • fUNDAMENTALS WILL HAVE TO BE RECKONED THE ENTIRE POLICE FORCE OF 195 MEN FINALLY, ON APRIL 3, 1958, HIS RIGHT WITH BY HIS SUCCESSORS AS REALISTICALLY' WILL BE ON DUTY WHEN THE PRESIDENT AR- LEG WAS AMPUTATED TO RELIEVE THE PAINS. AS THEY WERE BY NIKITA S. KHRUSHCHEV. IRIVES TO SPEAK IN A PARKING LOT SUNDAY, AT THE AGE OF 64, HE HAD TO LEARN TO N~ YORK HERALD TRIBUNE: FOR THE BACKED UP BY 70 RESERVE POLICEMEN TO BE WALK ON AN ARTIFICIAL LEG WITH THE AID WEST, PARTICULARLY rOR AMERICA, THE DAYS TURNED OUT FOR THE OCCASION. OF TWO CANES, AND, STILL MOURNING HIS AHEAD MAY BRING PERILS SUCH AS THE WORLD A SECRET SERVICE MAN, ARMED WITH A WifE, WHO DIED IN 1954, HE BECAME A HAS NEVER KNOWN. THEY COULD AS WELL, RifLE, WILL RIDE ON THE PRESIDENT'S CAR VIRTUAL RECLUSE FOR THE REMAINDER Of HIS ~RJNG OPPORTUNITIES. ALL THE OMENS MUST rACING THE REAR, SO HE CAN fiRE ON ANY· LIFE. BE WATCHED COOLLY AND WITH COURAGE,WITH- BOCY WHO TRIES TO SHOOT THE PRESIDENT BORN JUNE 9, 1893, ON A LARGE fARM OUT PANIC OR ILLUSIONS. THE NATURE Of rROM BEHIND. NEAR PERU, INDIANA, PORTER NEVER HAD TO THE COMMUNIST STATE MAKES THIS DIFFICULT THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE SAID THE HUNT WORK: HIS PARENTS WERE WELL-TO-DO AND SO DO tHE DIMENSIONS OF WHAT IS AT STAK~ fOR THE FORMER MENTAL PATIENT WOULD HIS GRANDFATHER EVENTUALLY LEFT HIM ~UT THE LATTER--INCLUDING THE OVERRIDING CONTINUE. ltWE STAKED OUT THE MAN'S rOR- MORE THAN A MILLION DOLLARD, BUT HE LA- DANGER OF NUCLEAR WAR--MAKES CALMNESS MER HOUSE AND ALL HIS KNOWN HANGOUTS BORED STEADILY ALL HIS LIFE, AND HIS AND WISDOM IMPERATIVE. WITHOUT SUCCESS," A SPOKESMAN SA 10. LIST OF SONGS AND STAGE SUCCESSES WAS NEW YORK DA I LY NEWS: Sov I ET CZAR NIKITA S KHRUSHCHEV LOST HIS CZARDOM EVENTS I N RED WORLD ENDLESS THE COLE PORTER SONG-BOOK YESTERDAY. WE WISH THE BUTCHER Of HUN- MARK ERA OF CHANGE AMONG THE SONGS: "WUNDERBAR," "My GARY ALL THE WORST, AND HIS SUCCESSORS WASHINGTON (UPI)--SECRETARY OF STATE HEART BELONGS to DADDY," "C'EST MAGNI- MORE Of THE SAME. DEAN RUSK, RESPONDING TO DEVELOPMENTS fIQUE," "LOVE FOR SALE," "I GET A KICK SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER: WE'LL WAIT IN RUSSIA AND RED CHINA, COMENTED TODAY OUT OF You," "YOUR THE Top," "JUST ONE A LITTLE WHILE BEFORE TRYING TO FIGURE THAT THIS IS A CHANGING WORLD AND THAT OF THOSE THINGS," "IT'S DE LOVELY," OUT THE IMPLICATIONS AND THE MEANING, MORE CHANGESLARE PROBABLY STILL TO COME'''I'VE GOT You UNDER My SKIN It "ALEZ- BUT THIS CAN BE SAID RIGHT NOW: IN THIS BUT RUSK SAID ONE ""STABILIZING IN- VOUS-EN. "Go AWAY" "PARIS , LOVES PERIOD OF CHANGEOVER AND UNCERTAINTY-- FLUENCE IN THE WORLD IS THE "UNIMAGIN- LOVERS "It -GyPSY IN ME " "MISS OTIS RE- A PERIOD THAT IS LIKELY TO LAST A LONG ABLE POWER " AT THE DISPOSAL Or THE U"~I- GRETS," "IN THE STILL Of THE NIGHT," TIME--OUR COUNTRY NEEDS AN EXPERIENCED, TED STATES. "SO I N LOVE," "TRUE LOVE, If "GET OUT Of STEADY HAND ON THE HELM. THERE IS A- RUSK SAID THE NEWS FROM Moscow AND TOWN" "LET'S FALL IN LOVE" "ALWAYS VAILABLE NO MORE EXPERIENCED, NO MORE PEKING " REMINDS US ONCE AGAIN THAT WE TRUE " To You IN My FASHION," "ACE IN THE STEADY HAND THAN THAT Of LYNDON B • JOHN- HAVE LIVED IN A ERA OF CHANGE IN THE HOLE" AND "YOu'D BE So NICE To COME SON. THE HAPPENINGS IN Moscow ARE ONE POST WAR WORLD. II HOME To." OF THE STRONGEST ARGUMENTS FOR ELECT I NG "THAT HAS BEEN TRUE OF THE PAST 20 AT YALE, HE COMPOSED TWO FAMOUS FOOT- HIM PRESIDENT YEARS," RUSK SAID, "AND CHANGE WILL BALL TUNES:"BINGO,ELI YALE" AND nYALE WASHINGTON POST: THE STRUGGLE IN THE CONTINUE TO BE THE STANDING ORDER OF THEBULLDOG SONG.tI KREMLIN COULD BE VIEWED AS A MATTER FOR DAY. HIT SHOWS BY THE DOZEN DETACHED SPECULATION IF IT WERE NOT fOR "BUT THERE IS ONE VERY IMPORTANT PORTER'S SHOWS INCLUDED "HITCHy-KOO THE HORROR Of MODERN WEAPONRY. JUST AS STABILIZING ORDER IN THIS WORLD SITUA- Of 1919 t1 (HLS FIRST SUCCESS), "GREEN- IN DALLAS LAST YEAR, WHAT IS HAPPENING TION AND THAT IS THE POWER AND PURPOSE WICH VILLAGE FOLLIES," "FifTY MILLION IN Moscow NOW IS OF OVERRIDING CONCERN OF !THE AMERICAN PEOPLE·"A ,FRENCHMEN," " THE NEW YORKERS,1f "THE TO MEN EVERYWHERE WHO INHABIT THE SAME HE PURPOSES OF THE MERICAN PEOPLE'GAY DIVORCE" " NYMPH ERRANT" "ANY- TERRESTRIAL SPHERE. THOSE WHO DELUDE RUSK SAID, " ARE COMMITTED TO fREEDOM, THING GOES,"" "RED HOT AND BLUE," "ROSA- THEMSELVES ABOUT THE GLORIES OF THE COM- TO A DECECT WORLD ORDER, AND TO PEACE. LIE," "LEAVE IT To ME," "DUBBARY WAS MUNIST SYSTEM OR WHO FEEL THAT TOTALI- THOSE PURPOSES AND PRINCIPLES ARE BACK- A LADY," "BROADWAY MELODY," "PANAMA TARIANISM PROVIDES A SATISfACTORY ALTER- ED BY UNIMAGINABLE POWER. HATTIE" "LET'S FACE IT ""SOMETHING NATIVE TO THE SLOWER, MORE CUMBERSOME "1 HAT COMBINATION OF DECENT PURPOSE FOR THE" Boys," "MEXICAN HAYRIDE," METHODS OF A FREE SOCIETY OUGHT TO CON- AND GREAT POWER PROVIDE A BEACON IN PER-"SEVEN LIVELY ARTS," "KISS ME, KATE," TEMPLATE SOBERLY THE MEANING OF THE 1005 OF CHANGE IN WHICH MEN WHO LOVE "OUT Of THIS WORLD,lt "CAN-CAN" AND AGONY OF CHANGE IN RUSSIA TODAY. fREEDOM ALL OVER THE WORLD CAN LOOK TO "SILK STOCKINGS." fOR THEIR GUIDANCE." AMONG HIS MOVIES: "BORN To DANCE," BONN{UPI)--A SOVIET EMBASSY SPOKESMAN RUSK MADE THE REMARKS AS AN ASIDE IN "YOU'LL NEVER GET RICH," 'NIGHT AND DAY' SAID TODAY HE DID NOT EXPECT THE RETIRE- A ROUTINE SPEECH AT GRADUATION CEREMON- "THE PIRATE" AND "HIGH SOCIETY." MENT OF PREMIER NIKITA ~. KHRUSHCHEV TO IES Of A NEW CLASS OF MARINE CORPS. THE ELEGANT, SLIGHTLY-BUILT, DARK- CHANGE THE SOVIET UNION S PRESENT POLICY GUARDS fOR U S. EMBASSIES. HAIRED COMPOSER WAS A CHILD PRODIGY. OF PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE WITH THE WEST. HE PLAYED BOTH VIOLIN AND PIANO BEfORE "WE REMAIN NOW AS BEFORE FOR A POLICY NATIONALIST CHINA HE LEARNED TO TALK AT 10, HE WROTE OF PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE," THE SPOKESMAN FEARS POLICY SHIFT AN OPERETTA, "SONG OF THE BIROS," SAID. TAIPEI (UPI)--NATIONALIST CHINESE WHICH HE LATER DESCRIBED AS "MY F"lRST 1------1 AUTHORITIES fEARED TODAY THE CHANGE OF fAILURE." TOKYO (UPI)--SOVIET AMBASSADOR TO JA- LEADERSHIP IN Moscow WILL LEAD TO IM- BUT AT 13, HE WROTE "THE BOBOLINK PAN VLADIMIR M. VINOGRADOV ASSURED JAPAN PROVEMENT Or THE PEKING-Moscow RELATIONS~Al.TZltf WHICH WAS PUBLISHED BY A FIRM TODAY THAT THE NEW R.SSIAN GOVERNMENT COMMUNIST ArFAIRS EXPERTS HERE ARE TOTALLY UNAWARE OF THE COMPOSER'S AGE. WILL CONTINUE TO MAINTAIN FORMER PREMIER BUSILY ANALYZING, BUT REACHED NO FINAL SHOCKED BY HIS GRANDSON'S PREFERENCE NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV'S PEACEFUL CO-EXISTEN~ CONCLUSION YET WHETHER THE STEPPING FOR MUSIC, THE WEALTHY GRANDFATHER POLICY. DOWN OF KHRUSHCHEV FROM PowER WILL SOFT· PACKED YOUNG COLE OFr TO A BOARDING VINOGRADOV CALLED ON FOREIGN MINISTER EN THE MOSCOw-PEKING DISPUTE SO MUCH SCHOOL IN THE EAST AND LATER TO YALE, ETSUSABURO SH4.A AND NOTIFIED HIM OF THAT RUSSIA MAY RESUME ITS ECONOMIC AND ~HERE PORTER PROMPTLY BEGAN TO WRITE KHRUSHCHEY'S .ESIGNATION AND THE CHANGE MILITARY AID TO COMMUNIST CHINA. CAMPUS SHOWS AND AUTHORED HIS FOOTBAl.L IN THE SOVIET GOVERNMENT LEADERSHIP. AUTHORITIES TOOK COMfORT FROM THE SONGS. A FOREIGN OrFICE SPOKESMAN SAfD THE fACT THAT KHRUSHCHEV'S TWO SUCCESSORS, RUSSIAN DIPLOMAT STRESSED THAT THE NEW LEONID BREZHNEV AS COMMUNIST PARTY CHIEF REMEMBER WHEN YOU BOUGHT $5 WORTH OF GOVERNMENT WILL CONTINUE TO MAINTAIN THE AND ALEXEI KOSYGIN AS PREMIER, WERE ~THGROCERIES AND HAD TO HOLD THE BAG FROM POLICY OF PEACEfUL COEXISTENCE AND OF PICKED BY HIM. THE BOTTOM~ PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT Of INTERNATIONAL ------~-- THEY BELIEVE THE SQUABBLE BETWEEN OPTIM1ST--MANY A PERSON NEVER P~YS DISPUTES. Moscow AND PEKING MAY NOT BE AS BITTER ANY ATTENTION TO TKt HANDWRITING ON THE JOIN YOUR LOCAL PTA. AS IT IS NOW, BUT WILL CONTINUE. WALL UNTIL HIS BAC~ IS AGAINST IT. PAGE 8 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 17 OCTOBER 1964

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A HARD DAYS NIGHT- B&W JOHN LENNON, PHONY AMERICAN-B&W BILL BENDIX, RON TIME LIMIT-8&W RICHARD WIDMARK, PAUL MCCARTNEY, GEORGE HARRISON AND RANDELL AND CHRISTINE KAUFMAN. RICHARD BASEHARD. 96 M,N. DRAMA R,NGO STARR. THE BEATLES. 85 M,N. ARMY MAJOR, ACCUSED OF COMMUNIST COMEDY. THE PICTURE PURPORTS TO BE A THE NAKED KISS-B&W CONSTANCE TOWERS, COLABORATION WHILE IN A KOREAN PRISON­ "FICTIONAL" DAY IN THE LIFE OF ITS ANTHONY E,SLEY 92 MIN. MELODRAMA. ER-OF-WAR CAMP, PLEADS GUILTY AND HEROES AND THE CAMERA FOLLOWS THEM ON THE OUTS WITH THE BIG CITY SYNDICATE OFFERS NO DEFENSE. SYMPATHETIC COL­ ABOUT AS THEY CLOWN ABOARD A TRAIN PROSTITUTE CONSTANCE TOWERS GOES TO A ONEL, tNVESTIGATING THE CASE, DIGS FOR BOUND FOR LONDON, WARD OFF A BEVY Or SMALL TOWN, WHERE SHE TAKES UP WITH THE MOTIVE -- AND FINDS IT. PERSISTENT FANS AT THE RAILROAD STA­ POLICE OFfiCER ANTHONY EISLEY, THE LAT­ TION, GO DANCING IN A NIGHT CLUB, AND TER ADMONISHING HER TO PLY HER TRADE THE K1LLERS--C LEE MARVIN, ANGIE REHEARSE FOR THE TV PROGRAM WHICH ENDS ACROSS THE RIVER. I N A COMPLETE CHANGE DICKINSON. 95 MIN. CRIME DRAMA. THE FILM. OF PACE, THE GIRL GETS A JOB IN A AfTER TWO HIRED ASSASSINS, LEE MARVIN CHILDREN'S ORTHOPEDIC HOSPITAL, GETTING AND CLU GULAGER, TRACK DOWN AND SHOOT THE C OSSACKS-CI EDMUND PURDOM, JOHN TO MEET, IN TIME, MICHAEL DANTE, SCION JOHN CASSAVETES, A TEACHER IN A SCHOOL DREW BARRYMORE AND GEORGIA MOLL. OF THE TOWN'S WEALTHIEST FAMILY. ABOUT FOR THE BLIND, THEY SPECULATE ON HIS 100 M,N. TO WED, CONSTANCE SURPRISES fIANCE PAST AND, KNOWING THAT HE HAD BEEN IN­ DANTE AT LATTER'S HOME AS HE IS ABOUT VOLVED IN A SPECTACULAR MAIL ROBBERY, COUNTESS OF MONTE CRISTO-B&W SONJA TO MOLEST A SMALL GIRL AND KILLS HIM THE fOLLOW PEOPLE WHO HAD KNOWN HIM. ! KEN IE, MICHAEL KIRBY WITH A TELEPHONE. THE LITTLE GIRL THE LATEST DOUBLE-CROSS [NOS IN I TESTIFIES FOR HER AND CONSTANCE LEAVES TRAGEDY FOR ALL. 1 • •• III • • ...... 1 THE TOWN A MUCH SADDENED WOMAN. IRICHARDSON- THE SHOWS WILL ~TART AT 7:30 AND ANYONE MAY ATTEND. YELLOW SEATS fOR BACHELORS ONLY. :YO~E YUK- THE SHOWS WILL BEGIN AT 7 AND 9 PM. FOR YOKWE YUK MEMBERS ONLY. CHILDREN MAY NOT ATTEND. :OCEAN VIEW- THE FIRST SHOW BEGINS AT 7:30 PM AND THERE IS A LATE MOVIE AT 12: 15 AM. fOR MALE ADULT PERSOkNEL ONLY. ROXY- THE SHOW WILL START AT 6:30 AND 8:30, AND ARE FOR DEPENDENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES ONLY. SATURDAY MATINEE AT I PM. I 1000-1900 jDEPENDENTS POOL 1000-1900 -~------1000-1900 1000-1900 1000-1900 1000-1900

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YOKWE YUK WQ\1EN' S CLUB DR. HAROLD HANLIN, MISSIONARY FROM NO BUfFET SERVED TONIGHT YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB MEMBERS ARE PONAPE, WILL SPEAK ON HIS EXPERIENCES THE YOKWE YUK CLUB WILL NOT SERVE REMINDED TO MAKE THEIR RESERVATIONS fOR IN M,CRONESIA. THE KWAJALEIN TOAST­ BUFFET TONIGHT BECAUSE OF THE KWAJALEIN THE DINNER MEETING TO BE HELD ON THURS. MISTRESS CLUB, WITH ELAINE CORDRAY AS COMMUNITY THEATER PRODUCTION OF '~HE EVENING, OCT. 22. COCKTAILS WILL BE CHAIRMAN, IS IN CHARGE OF THE PROGRAM. MILKY WAY." AT 7 PM WITH DINNER FOLLOWING AT 7:30 ...... PM. IN THE BANYAN ROOM. T~ HOLD GENERAL MEETING PLAY CHESS T0v10RROW RESERVATIONS MAY BE MADE BY CALLING THE r£~ C~UB WILL HOLD A GENERAL THE CHESS CLUB WILL HOLD ITS REGULAR MYRT OSBORNE, 2798, PEARL YORK, 2445, MEETJ~G ,oa ALL MEMBERS OF THE CLUB SU~DAY AFTERNOON SESSION TOMORROW OR JULIE HITCHCOCK, 2290, BEFORE NOON lUNIGHT AT 9 PM. AT THE TEEN CLue. ~GINNING AT I PM. AT THE NEW LOCATION ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21. ALL REGULAR MEMBERS ARE URGED TO TH£ SCUBA CLUBHOUSE HAS BEEN MADE (CONTINUED ON NEXT COLUMN) ATTEND THIS IMPORTaNT ~EETING. , ~;AJ LABLE FOR ALL CHESS CLUB MEET I NGS. " ....