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HOPEFUL REPORT with HIS Wife SUNSHINE, IS DAY, 4 OCTOBER 1963 ALL WASHINGTON, (UPI )--THE LIVING on EBEYE LOtI TIDE HIGH TIDE 10/4/63 10/4/63 0.0 AT 105! 6 0 AT 0432 0.0 AT 2309 6. I AT 165tS :Jk- HOURGLASS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1963 VOL. 4 NO. 1536 KWAJAlEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS 3 NEW TEACHING SUPERVISOR LOCAL OPERATION SCHEDULED fOR EBEYE THE NEXT LOCAL OPERATION GROMYKO VIET NAM NEW TO THE EBEYE-KWAJALEIN IS SCHEDULED fOR 1315 HOURS AREA IS BILL MILLHORN, WHO (I ·15 PM.) LOCAL TIME, fRI­ HOPEFUL REPORT WITH HIS WifE SUNSHINE, IS DAY, 4 OCTOBER 1963 ALL WASHINGTON, (UPI )--THE LIVING ON EBEYE. PERSONNEL WHO WORK WITHIN UNITED NATIONS, (UPI )-­ MR MILLHORN IS THE SUPER­ THE NIKE-ZEUS COMPLEX NOT SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER WHITE HOUSE SAID TONIGHT AFTER HEARING A REPORT FROM VISOR Of ELEMENTARY TEACHERS, REQUIRED IN DIRECT SUPPORT ANDREI GROMYKO INDICATED AND IN THAT CAPACITY IS RE­ Of THIS OPERATION, WILL TODAY THAT AGREEMENT WITH A TWO-MAN INSPECTION TEAM THAT THE U.S. MILITARY SPONSIBLE FOR THE PUBLIC LEAVE THE AREA AT 1115 THE UNITED STATES IS NEAR EFFORT IN SOUTH VIET NAM SCHOOL ON EBEYE HOURS. ON BANNING NUCLEAR WEAPONS HIS WIFE AT PRESENT IS THE EARLIEST THE TAKE IN SPACE AND PERHAPS ON OB­ SHOULD BE COMPLETED BY THE TEACHING AN ADULT GROUP COVER SIGNAL WILL SOUND IS SERVER POSTS TO GUARD END OF 1965 IN A VISIT TO THE HOURGLASS 1245. ALL PERSONS WHO LIVE AGAINST SURPRISE ATTACK. THE WHITE ~OUSE ALSO SAID, OffiCE THIS MORNING BILL IN TRAILERS OR OTHER UN­ GROMYKO WAS QUESTIONED HOWEVER, THAT THE SITUATION TOLD US SOMETHING Of THE APPROVED DWELLINGS ARE EN­ INfORMALLY BY NEWSMEN ABOUT IN THE SOUTHEAST ASIAN COUNTRY WAS "DEEPLY SERIOUS." EBEYE SCHOOL SYSTEM COURAGED TO EXPEDITE MOVE­ TONIGHT'S DINNER IN NEW THERE ARE TEN MICRONESIAN MENT TO APPROVED SHELTER YORK WITH SECRETARY Of THE STATEMENT CAME AFTER TEACHERS FOR ALL GRADES AT THIS TIME STATE RUSK. PRESIDENT KENNEDY MET FOR NEARLY AN HOUR LATE iN THE TAUGHT THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL "WE SHALL NOT BE JOBLESS," MOST Of THE TEACHERS HAVE WILL BE DISMISSED AT THE THE USUALLY GRIM RUSSIAN DAY WITH THE fULL SECURITY GRADUATED fROM THE PIX END Of THE REGULAR MORN­ SAID WITH A SMILE. COUNCIL TO HEAR A DETAILED SCHOOL AT PONAPE ING SESSION AND WILL RE­ ASKED IF AGREEMENT IS IN REPORT ON THE VIETNAMESE THE CURRICULUM INCLUDES CONVENE AT THE REGULAR SIGHT, GROMYKO SAID THE SITUATION fROM DEFENSE SEC­ READING, WRITING, AND ARITH­ TIME THE fOLLOWING SCHOOL WORD AGREEMENT "IS INAPPRO­ RETARY ROBERT S McNAMARA METIC, SOCIAL STUDIES, AND DAY. PRIATE" BUT HE SAID HE AND GENERAL MAXWELL D TAY­ SCIENCE. INSTRUCTION IS IN THE NURSERY SCHOOL WILL THOUGHT THE DIFFERENCE BE­ LOR, CHAIRMAN OF THE JOINT ENGLISH, AND ENGLISH IS CLOSE AT THE END OF THE TWEEN THE UNITED STATES CHIEI="S OF STAFF ALSO TAUGHT REGULAR MORNING SESSION AND AND THE SOVIET UNION HAD McNAMARA AND TAYLOR RE­ THE MILLHORN'S CAME HERE WILL REOPEN THIRTY (30) DEFINITELY NARROWED ON AT TURNED TO THE U S EARLY FROM COLLVILLE, WASHINGTON MINUTES AFTER THE ALL LEAST TWO ISSUES ONE, HE IN THE DAY AFTER AN ON-SITE ACCORDING TO BILL, THEY ARE CLEAR SIGNAL SAID, WAS THE SUGGESTION SURVEY OF THE SOUTHEAST FINDING TEACHING IN THE ALL MARSHALLESE WILL RE­ FOR AN AGREEMENT NOT TO SEND ASIAN CRISIS MARSHALLS A CHALLENGING PORT FOR WORK AT THE SCHED­ NUCLEAR WEAPONS INTO SPACE THE WHITE HOUSE STATEMENT EXPERIENCE. MILLHORN IS ULED TI ME Ar-I> WI LL TAKE ORBIT. HE ADDED, "AGREEMENT SAID THE PEOPLE AND GOVERN­ TAKING THE PLACE Of DWIGHT SHELTER AS DIRECTED BY ON OBSERVATION POSTS DEPENDS MENT Of SOUTH ViET NAM WILL EDWARDS, WHO HAS RETURNED THEIR SUPERVISOR. ON THE POSITION Of THE WES­ BE SUPPOR7ED IN THEIR BATTLE TO THE MAINLAND MARSHALLESE MAIDS WILL RE­ TERN POWERS. THERE IS A AGAINST AGG~ESSION Of THE PORT fOR WORK AT THE DI­ P0SSIBILITY TO AGREE IF THEY COMMUNJST VIET CONGo ARE OBJECTIVE AND DO NOT McNAMARA AND TAYLOR CON­ TYPHOON JUDY RECTION OF THEIR EMPLGYER. TRY TO GET ONE-SIDED, BUT CEDED THAT IMPROVEMENTS THREATENS IN PACifiC IT WILL BE THE RESPONSI­ THERE IS NOTHING CONCLUSIVE COULD BE MADE IN THE CURRENT TOKYO, (UPI }--TYPHOON BILITY OF THE EMPLOYER TO YET." MILITARY PROGRAM BUT THEY JUDY, ALREADY THE SECOND ASCERTAIN THAT THE MAIDS o • 0- 0 THOUGHT PROGRESS HAD BEEN LARGEST Of THE SEASON AND TAKE SHELTER IN APPROVED SEGREGATIoN PRACTICES MADE RECENTLY STILL GATHERING STRENGTH, BUILDINGS. CHECKED IN THE JUDGMENT OF U.S WAS BORING STRAIGHT IN ON THE SHIPPING AND RECEIV­ WASHINGTON, (UPI )--THE MILITARY COMMANDERS IN two JIMA, THE I SLAND Of ING DEPARTMENT IN THE Sup­ DEfENSE DEPARTMENT HAS SOUT~ VIET NAM, THEIR TASK WORLD WAR I I fAME, TODAY. PLY BUILDING (BLDG 602) ASKED MILITARY COMMANDERS TO CAN BE COMPLETED BY THE END JUDY, WHOSE CENTER WINDS HAS BEEN MADE AVAILABLE AS REPORT IN DETAIL Off-BASE OF THE STATEMENT SAID HAVE INCREASED FROM TO THE SHELTER FOR MARSHALLESE 1965, 98 DISCRIMINATION PRACTICED THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT 155 MILES AN HOUR IN THE WORKING IN NON-APPROVED AGAINST NEGRO SERVICEMEN ESTIMATES THAT IT MAY BE LAST TWO DAYS, WAS LOCATED BUILDINGS. QUESTIONNAIRES WERE SENT POSSIBLE TO BRING HOME ABOUT 100 MILES SOUTHEAST TO SEVERAL HUNDRED BASE ABOUT 1,000 TROOPS BY THE OF Iwo JIMA LATE TODAY, TRIAL DATE CHANGED COMMANDERS "TO OBTAIN NEC­ END Of THIS YEAR No OFFIC- MOVING NORTHWEST AT 150 BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA,(UPI) ESSARY INFORMATION FOR THE IAL FIGURES WERE AVAILABLE, MILES AN HOUR --THREE WHITE MEN ARRESTED fORMULATION OF FUTURE PO­ BUT fROM AUTHORITATIVE THE STORM WAS EXPECTED DURING AN INVESTIGATION OF LICY," THE PENTAGON SAID SOURCES THE CURRENT AMERI­ TO RAKE THE ISLAND TONIGHT, RACIAL BOMBINGS HERE WILL TODAY CAN FORCE IN SOUTH VIET AND BE NEARLY 300 MILES BE TRIED NEXT TUESDAY ON IN JULY, DEfENSE SECRETARY NAM WAS ESTIMATED AT CLOSE NORTH OF IT, WITHIN 5 MILES MISDEMEANOR CHARGES OF ROBERT S McNAMARA ISSUED TO TROOPS AND or THE JAPANESE COAST, BY ILLEGALLY POSSESSING DYNA­ 15,000 A DIRECTIVE INSTRUCTING OFFiCERS. TOMORROW AFTERNOON, ACCORD­ MITE. BASE COMMANDERS TO CONSiDER McNAMARA AND TAYLOR RE­ ING TO THE JOINT TYPHOON COURT OFFICIALS INDICATED PLACING OFf-LIMITS ESTAB­ PORTED THAT THE POLITICAL WARNING CENTER OF GUAM. EARLIER THE TRIAL WOULD BE LISHMENTS DISCRIMINATING SITUATION REMAINED "DEEPLY HELD TODAY IN RECORDER'S AGAINST SERVICEMEN SERIOUS" AND THAT IN THEIR ATTACK ON CUBAN BASE COURT. No REASON WAS GIVEN How­ EVER, THE DIRECTIVE SPECIFIED MISSION, THEY MADE CLEAR REPORTED FOR THE CHANGE IN DATE THAT NO ACTION COULD BE TAKEN U S OPPOSITION TO "ANY HAVANA, (UPI }--A "PIRATE THE THREE WERE fREED UN- WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL OF REPRESSIVE ACTIVITIES" IN SHIP" ATTACKED AND DESTROYED DER $300 BOND THE CHARGES THE CIVILIAN SECRETARY OF THE BELEAGUERED ASIAN A LUMBER MILL AT CAPE GUIN, CARRY UP TO $100 IN FINES ON THE NORTHEAST COAST Of AND 80 DAYS IN JAIL ON THE SERVICE INVOLVED COUNTRY THE ORDER BROUGHT A SHARP "WHILE SUCH ACTIVITIES ORIENTE PROVINCE, EARLY CONVICTION REACTION FROM REPRESENTATIVE HAVE NOT YET SIGNIFiCANTLY YESTERDAY, THE GOVERNMENT CARL VINSON, DEMOCRAT-GEOR­ AFFECTED THE MILITARY REPORTED TODAY. PAY RAISE OFFICIAL GIA, WHO HAS OFFERED A BILL EFFORT," THE STATEMENT SAID, AfTER THE ATTACK BOAT WASHINGTON, (UPI }--PRESI­ TO MAKE IT A COURT MARTIAL "THEY COULD DO SO IN THE "COMMITTED THE CRIME,tt OfFI­ DENT KENNEDY SIGNED INTO OFfENSE FOR BASE COMMANDERS FUTURE." CIAL SOURCES SAID, lilT ES­ LAW TODAY LlGI5LATION PRO­ TO ENFORCE THE DIRECTIVE. ON THEIR WAY BACK TO WASH­ CAPED TO THE NORTH," A RE­ VIDING A $1 2 BILLION PAY UNDER THE NEW QUESTION­ INGTON, THEY HAD STOPPED AT FRENCE TO THE UNITED STATES. INCREASE FOR NEARLY TWO NAIRE, M!lITARY COMMANDERS HONOLULU WHERE THEY CONFERRED (CAPE GUIN IS IN THE BANES MILLION MEMBERS OF THE WERE ASKED TO DESCRIBE SE­ WITH ADMIRAL HARRY D FELT AREA OF ORIENTE PROVINCE ARMED FORCE~ ErFECTIVE IM­ GREGATION PRACTiCES IN PUB­ ON THE PROGRESS OF THE WAR WHERE THE CUBAN GOVERNMENT MEDIATELY LIC TRANSPORTATION, THEATERS, AGAINST THE COMMUNIST VIET HAS BEEN BUILDING A NAVAL RESTAURANTS,AS WELL AS IN BASE ) THE SCHOOLS CONG IN SOUTH VIET NAM ~ PAGE 2 HOURGLASS THURSDAY 3 OCTOBER 1963 PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION INDONESIA TO PAY WOMAN DOCTOR ESCORTS EX-RULER REACHES OF THE COMMANDING OFfiCER FOR RIOT DAMAGE EVACUEES TO SAFETY PUERTO RICO PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE FACIL­ JAKARTA, INDONESIA (UPI)-­ JAKARTA (UPI)--WOMEN AND ITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL IS­ SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO THE BRITISH EMBASSY, SACKED CHILDREN OF TEN DIFFERENT LANDS, CONTRACT NO-AS-59-4176. (UPI)--OUSTED DOMINICAN EX­ AND BURNED HERE LAST WEEK NATIONALITIES CAME our OF C WITH THE TRANSPORT COMPANY PRESIDENT JUAN BOSCH AND HIS BY ANTI-MALAYSIA MOBS, WILL THE SHELL OILFIELDS IN OF TEXAS CUBAN-BORN WIFE CARMEN BE REBUILT AT THE EXPENSE BALIKAPAPAN, EAST BORNEO THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED ARRIVED HERE BY AIR LAST OF INDONESIA, THE GOVERNOR TODAY TO MEET FOUR RAF TRANS­ DAILY MONDAY THROUGH SATUR­ NIGHT TO SET UP HOUSEKEEPING OF JAKARTA, SAID TODAY. POR~ EVACUATING THEM TO DAY. DEADLINE FOR NOTICES AS REFUGEES ON THIS U S. BRIG. GEN. SUMARNO SAID SINGAPORE. IS 4 P M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICA­ CARIBBEAN ISLAND PERSONS CLAIMING DAMAGE TO IN WHAT AMBASSADOR ANDREW TION. DEADLINE FOR NEWS THE BOSCHES WERE DELIVERED PRIVATE PROPERTY IN THE GILCHRIST DESCRIBED AS "ONE ITEMS IS 10 A.M DAY OF PUB- LATE YESTERDAY TO THE RIOTS SHOULD FILE REPORTS OF THE MOST DIFFICULT JOBS LICATION fRENCH CARBIBBEAN ISLAND WITH THE FOREIGN OFFICE ANY fOREIGN SERVICE WOMAN OF GUADELOUPE BY THE DOMIN­ "REPARATIONS WOULD BE HAS BEEN ASSIGNED," BRITISH EDITOR - CLAIRE BRIGHAM ICAN FRIGATE MELLA THEY CARRIED OUT II CONSUL DOCTOR GRACE THORNTON STAFF - VIRGINIA MATHIASE~ FLEW HERE IN A PUERTO RICAN THE MOBS STORMED THE WOUND UP SUCCESSFULLY THE NANCY HOUGHTON, GOVERNMENT PLANE WHICH EMBASSY, SET FIRE TO IT AND MISSION SHE BEGAN AT DAWN AND PAT WILLIS GOVERNOR LUIS MUNOZ MARIN THEN LOOTED HOMES OF THE LAST SATURDAY.
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