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MARSHALLESE PROGRAM WELL RECEIVED THE SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT PROVID­ CGNGRESSMAN SAYS RE~L~CEME~T ~L~N£~ ED AT THE RICHARDSON THEATER WED­ LaS~LEfE NESDAY EVENING BY APPROXIMATELY 50 FOR VIET NAM WAR ARE ALREADY NATIVE MARSHALL ESE FROM EBEYE WAS WASHINGTON (UPI)--REPRESENTATIVE CHARLES S. GUBSER, OF CALIFORNIA, CHARGED TO­ ENJOYED BY A RECORD CROWD. THE PRO­ DAY THAT THE "SUPPOSEDLY NEW" PLANES EN ROUTE TO SOUTH VIET NAM AS REPLACEMENTS GRAM CONSISTED OF DANCES, SONGS AND ARE THEMSELVES OBSOLETE AND COULD PROVE TO BE !IDEATH TRAPS" FOR U.S AND SOUTH GAMES AND WAS ARRANGED BY SPECIAL VIETNAMESE AIRMEN SERVICES THROUGH THE COOPERATION OF GUBSER, A MEMBER OF THE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE, TOLD THE HOUSE HE HAD JUST HELEN POSEY AND THE REV BUCK OF RECEIVED "A RUMOR FROM A RELIABLE SOURCE I1 THAT THE SKYRAIDER PLANES PICKED TO EBEYE REPLACE THE AGING T28 AND B26 IN SOUTH VIET NAM WERE TAKEN FROM A BONEYARD AT AN AIRFIELD IN THE SOUTHEAST UNITED STATES It CLAIMS DEMCCRATIC ADMI~ISTRATICN S 111 UNDERSTAND THE LAST OF THESE PLANES AS I A~I Fe RE I G~' FCL I GI ES ARE BA~IKRurT WERE BUILT 12 YEARS AGO,II GUBSER SAID. ANAHEIM, CALIF. {UPI )--Gov NELSON A. ROCKEFELLER SAID TODAY THE UNITED STATES "SO THIS SUPPOSEDLY NEW EQUIPMENT IS SHOULD OFFER MILITARY SUPPORT IF NECESiARY TO PROTECT THAILAND FROM COMMUNIST AT BEST AI' 12, YEiROOI,.D A I RCRAFT WH I CH IS AGGRESSION AND SHOULD INSIST THAT THE NEUTRALITY OF LAOS BE RESPECTED. SUBJECT TO METAL FATIGUE AND COULD BE CAMPAIGNING IN CALIFORNIA IN AN ADVANCE OF THE STATE'S JUNE 2 PRIMARY, THE NEW JUST ANOTHER DEATH TRAP 11 YORK GOVERNOR OFFERED HIS PROPOSALS FOR SOUTHEAST ASIA IN A STATEMENT INDICATING ACTUALLY, THERE HAS BEEN NO CLAIM THAT THE SKYRAIDER, A CONVERTED NAVY THE POLICY OF THE DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRATION HE SAID RECENT CO~MUN1BT SUCCESS DIVE BOMBER, WAS II NEW II IN LAOS WAS ADDITIONAL PROOF "0F THE BANKRUPTCY OF THE DEMOCRATIC~AoMINISTRA­ IT FLIES ABOUT 365 MPH, HAS A RADIUS TION'S POLICIES IN SOUTHEAST ASIA 11 ROCKEFELLER SAID THE ADMINISTRATION RANGE OF 1,500 MILES, AND ACCORDING TO HAD ",MPOSED THE COALITION GOVERNMENT WILL NOT ABANDCN THE PENTAGON IS CONSIDERED BY PILOTS ON THE RELUCTANT PRO-WESTERN GOVERNMENT IDEAL FOR GUERRILLA WARFARE BECAUSE OF OF LAOS" AND HAD SINCE REPEATEDLY DE- CAUSE IN VIET NAM ITS VERSATILITY. UNITED NATIONS (UPI)--AMBASSADOR ADLAI FENDED THE NEUTRALIZArlON POLICY. STEVENSON SAID TODAY THAT THE UNITED LAOS NOW IS IN DANGER OF A COMPLETE STATES "CANNOT STAND BY WHILE SOUTHEAST I COMMUNIST TAKEOVER, THREATENING GRAVE REDS WANT u.s. ASIA IS OVERRUN BY ARMED AGGRESSION" CONSEQUENCES THROUGHOUT SOUTHEAST ASIA, "As LONG AS THE PEOPLES OF THAT AREA HE SAID GUT Of FAR EAST ARE DETERMINED TO PRESERVE THEIR OWN IN­ THE GOVERNOR URGED FIRST THAT THE U. WASHINGTON {UPI)--CONGRESS WAS WARNED DEPENDENCE AND ASK FOR OUR HELP IN PRE­ S ",NSIST THAT THE NEUTRALITY NE­ BY SECRET TESTIMONY MADE PUBLIC TODAY SERVING IT," STEVENSON TOLD THE SECURITY GOTIATED FOR LAOS BE RESPECTED BY ALL THAT IF THE WAR IN VIET NAM IS LOST, COUNCIL, IIWE WILL EXTEND IT THE SIGNATORIES TO THAT AGREEMENT" "ALL OF SOUTHEAST ASIA WILL GO DOWN "AND IF ANYONE HAS THE ILLUSION THAT THE DRAIN," MY GOVERNMENT WILL ABANDON THE PEOPLE OF THE BLUNT WARNING CAME FROM ADM HARRY MANILA POLICE ARREST LEADER VIET NAM--OR THAT SHALL WEARY OF THE D FELT, COMMANDER OF U.S. FORCES IN OF PHILIPPINE COMMUNIST HUKS BURC~N OF SUPPORT THAT WE ARE RENDERING THE PACIFIC, WHO APPEARED BEFORE THE MANILA-tUPI)--JESUS LAVA, 50, MALARIA­ THESE PEOPLE-- I T I I S ONLY DUE TO I GNOR­ HOUSE FOREIGN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE. RIDDEN LEADER OF THE DIE-HARD COMMUNIST ANCE OF THE STRENGTH AND CONVICTION OF HE SAID THE KEY BATTLEGROUND AGAINST HUK MOVEMENT IN THE PHILIPPINES, WAS THE AMERICAN PEOPLE" COMMllNISM TODAY IS IN VIET NAM MAIN CAPTURED IN MANILA TODAY BY NATIONAL COMMUNIST OBJECTIVE IS "TO GET THE U POLICE U.N. AMBASSADOR FROM PANAMA S OUT OF THE FAR EAST, " FELT SAID. LAVA, APPEARING FRAIL AND WEAK, CAR­ SHOOTS EDITOR OVER EDITORIAL BUT HE SAID THE THREAT WAS NOT LIMIT­ RIED A $37,500 REWARD FOR HIS CAPTURE PANAMA C,TY (UPI)--PANAMA'S CHIEF DEL­ ED TO V,ET NAM. HE SAID THE AMERICAN Two HOURS AFTER HIS ARREST, LAVA, WHO EGATE TO THE UNITED NATIONS, AMBASSADOR PEOPLE II HAVE FORGOTTEN" THAT A WAR IS A DOCTOR OF MEDICINE, WAS TAKEN TO AQUILINO BOYD, TODAY SHOT AND WOUNDED A AGAINST COMMUNISM IS STILL GOING ON IN MALACANANG PALACE TO MEET WITH PRES- NEWSPAPER EDITOR IN A QUARREL OVER A KOREA EVEN THOUGH THERE IS AN ARMISTICE. IDENT DIOSDADO MACAPAGAL CRITICAL EDITORIAL FORMOSA ALSO IS STILL THREATENED, HE DEFENSE SECPETARY MACARIO PERALTA THE WOUNDED MAN WAS ESCOLASTICO CALVO, SAID. SAID THE CAPTURE OF LAVA SHOWED JUST EDITOR OF THE TABLOID LA HORA, WHICH HOW WEAK THE COMMUNIST MOVEMENT WAS IN YESTERDAY CARRIED A STORY CRITICAL OF MILITARY A~SI~TANCE PLANNING THE PHILIPPINES BOYD'S POOR SHOWING IN THE MAY 10 GEN­ HURT BY CUT~ IN FOREIGN AID IITHIS IS A DEFINITE SIGN OF COLLAPSE~' NEW YORK (UPI)--DEFENSE SECRETARY ERAL ELECTIONS. HE SAID "THEY CANNOT EVEN PROVIDE ROBERT S. McNAMARA SAID TONIGHT THAT THE LA HORA REPORT IMPLIED THAT BOYD PROTECTION FOR THEIR OWN LEADERS.II SUCCESSIVE CONGRESSIONAL CUTS IN FOR­ HAD COME TO PANAMA FROM HIS U N POST EIGN MILITARY AID HAVE MADE A "SHAMBLES' TO MAKE "DESPERATE EFFORTS" TO SAVE HIS OUT OF U.S. MILITARY ASSISTANCE PLAN- ONE MAN DIES IN LOCOMOTIVE POLITICAL POSITION CAB AND FOUR TRAINMEN INJURED BOYD, AS A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL As- NING HE HE MENTIONED SPECIFICALLY TURKEY AND ANDOVER, MD (UPI)--ONE PERSON WAS SEMBLY, WAS RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION C ~GREECE AS ONE AREA WHERE SLASHES IN AP- KILLED AND FOUR INJURED EARLY TODAY HAD SAID EARLIER TODAY HE WOULD SUE ALV PROPRIATIONS HAD HELPED GIVE THE COM- WHEN A SOUTHBOUND PENNSYLVANIA RAIL­ FOR LIBEL. ROAD FREIGHT TRAIN COLLIDED WITH A YARD MUNISTS A POWER ADVANTAGE "THE ALTERNATIVES ARE CLEAR," McNAM­ I ENGINE AND CAUGHT FIRE ON THE MAIN NEW AX-MURDER ~U~PECT CUT~ ~vR I~ T YORK TO WASHINGTON, D. C. TRACKS. IN APPARENT SUICIDE ATTEMPT ARA SAID IN A SPEECH PREPARED FOR DE­ SEVERAL CARS OF FREIGHT TRAIN TEL­ HONOLULU (UPJ)--THE CHIEF SUSPECT IN LIVERY BEFORE THE NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL ESCOPED AND PLUNGED DOWN A SHALLOW EM- THE AX-SLAYING OF THE CAPTAIN OF A BRA­ CONFERENCE BOARD "IF MILITARY ASSIS­ BANKMENT THE TRAIN WAS REPORTED TO ZILIAN FREIGHTER ON THE HIGH SEAS WAS TANCE IS CUT, THE UNITED STATES EITHER BE CARRYING LIQUID NITROGEN, BUT FIRE­ RUSHED TO QUEEN'S HOSPITAL YESTERDAY MUST MAKE UP FOR THE REDUCTIONS WITH MEN SAID THERE WAS NO DANGER OF AN EX­ AFTER AN APPARENT SUICIDE ATTEMPT, POL­ U S FORCE OR MUST RETRENCH ITS FOREIGN PLOSION. ICE SAID. POLICY II THE DEAD MAN HAD BEEN PINNED IN THE OFFICERS SAID THAT ANKER BAARDSEN, 42, MORE BOMBINGS IN MADRID CRUMPLED CAB OF A LOCOMOTIVE. A NORWEGIAN, HAD SLASHED HIS LEFT WRIST MADRID (UPI}--TERRORISTS TODAY SET WITH A PIECE OF BROKEN PLATE OFF ANOTHER WAVE OF BOMBINGS IN MADRID CANADA TO HAVE NEW FLAG ALF OLSEN, FIRST MATE AND ACTING SKIP- THREE NEW EXPLOSIONS SHATTERED THE OTTAWA (UPI )--PRIME MINISTER LESTER PER OF THE CREW-TROUBLED FREIGHTER PO- NORMAL LIFE OF THE SPANISH CAPITAL, B PEARSON AND HIS CABINET TODAY REACH- MONA, HAD PLACED BAARDSEN UNDER SHIP'S BRINGING TO 18 THE NUMBER OF DEVICES ED A DECISION ON A NEW MAPLE LEAF FLAG ARREST KNOWN TO HAVE BEEN PLANTED IN THE PAST DESIGN WHICH WILL BE PLACED BEFORE PAR- REDUCING FEDERAL TAX REVENUES II DAYS. LIAMENT NEXT WEEK WASHINGTON {UPI)--THE GOVERNMENT EX­ NONE CAUSED ANY INJURIES OR APPRECI­ PECTS THAT THE SURGEON GENERAL'S REPORT ABLE DAMAGES. ANNOUNCE SPECIAL SALE LINKING SMOKING WITH CANCER TO REDUCE IIPARDON ME," HE SAID, lIyou LOOK LIKE MACY'S ANI\JOJNCE A "WHITE ELEPHANT" FEDERAL TAX REVENUES FROM CIGARETTE HELEN BROWN." SALE TO BE HELD TOMORROW AT J P.M ON SALES BY $100 MILLION DURING THE COMING "YES)" SHE REPLIED, "BUT I LOOK WORse VERAND~ THE IN FRONT OF THE STORE YEAR, SOURCES SAID TODAY I 1\1 r.. r:>I:" I:" f\I " PAGE 2 HOURGLASS fRIDAY 22 MAY 1964

PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE I MAYOR BRANDT GOES HOME I COMMANDING OfFICER PACifiC MISSILE NEW YORK (UPI)--WEST BERLIN MAYOR WillY CARNIVAL CORNER RANGE FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL BRANDT FLEW HOME TONIGHT AFTER A WEEK'S By GEORGE SHELHORSE 1 1 A ISLANDS, CONTRACT NI23 (6 756) 35 33 viSIT TO THE UNITED STATES. DALLY FIELD WAS SPROUTING HUNDREDS (PMR) WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATES. i DuRING HIS VISIT, BRANDT CONFERRED WIT1 OF WOODEN STAKES WHEN I PASSED BY THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY 1 PRESIDENr JOHNSON, SECRETARY OF STATE 1 AFTER LUNCH TODAY EACH STAKE DEFINES MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE IDEAN RUSK AND OTHER OFFIC1AlS IN WASHJNG~ THE BOUNDARIES OF THE DOZENS OF CAR­ FOR NOTICES IS P.M THE DAY BEFORE ITON. TODAY HE ADDRESSED THE UNITED I 4 NIVAL ACTIVITIES THAT WILL MUSHROOM PUBLICATION. DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS NAT IONS CORRESPONDENTS ASSOCIATION AND THERE DURING THE NEXT WEEK---ALL FOR IS 10 A.M. THE DAY OF PUBLICATION. VISITED THE WORLD'S FAIR. YOUR PLE ASURE • THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT ••••• TIP RICE TELLS ME THAT HE EXPECTS TO EDIT COpy RECEIVED FOR PUBlICATIO~ "BRING DRAfTEES HG4E" I DELIVERY Ot EIGHT UNTRAINED MICE TO­ , WASHINGTON (UPI)--SENATOR WAYNE MORSE DAY (ON THE NORTHWEST FLIGHT) FOR EDITOR: H. EDW. MCKINNEY ,PROPOSED lAST NIGHT THAT DRAFTEES BE RE- THE RAT RACE GAME HIS UNTRAINED ••• • CALLED FROM THE FIGHTING IN SOUTH VIET SOV lET WR I TER CHARGES U.S. AND ' NAM I RODENTS MUST BE WHIPPED INTO SHAPE IN THE REMAINING WEEK BEFORE OPENING BRITAIN ARE INTIMIDATING INDONESIA THE OREGON DEMOCRAT DIRECTED THE SUG- I NIGHT. WHEN IN RUNNING TRIM NEXT Moscow ( UPI )--A SOV I ET WR' TER CHAR- GEST I ON TO PRES I DENT JOHNSON I N ONE OF I FRIDAY, THEY WILL FIND THEMSELVES IN GED TODAY THAT BOTH THE UNITED STATES' HIS rREQUENT SPEECHES AGAINST U.S. POLICY, THE CENTER OF A BIG ROTATING WHEEL AND BRITAIN WERE USING MALAY S IA TO" ,IN VIET NAM. HE SAID IT IS IMPROPER n I ! WHEN ALL TICKETS ARE DOWN, THEY WILL TRY "TO CLOSE THE RING OF IMPERIALIST TO SEND BOYS IN SERVICE UNDER THE DRAFT I RACE FOR ONE OF THE NUMBERED HOLES BASES AROUND INDONESIA. " LAW INTO THE, FIGHTING THERE. I , THAT CORRESPOND TO NUMBERS SELECTED D. VOLSKY, WfRlTING IN THE LATEST , "You MR. PRESIDENT, ARE SENDING THEM liN Tits' I BY THE PLAYERS, BRINGING LOTS OF ISSUE OF THE EW IMES WEEKLY, AI~TO THEIR DEATHS," MORSE SAID. HE AN- ~ PRIZES TO THE LUCKY HANOI CAPERS. THAT THE CONFLICT CREATED BY THE NOUNCED THAT HE WILL OPPOSE THE FOR~ PRESIDEN~ A PORTION Or AN INTERESTING LETTER MATION OF THE MALAYSIA FEDERATION ,REQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL AID TO THE KHANH i I I FROM FATHER fEY REGARDING THE OUT- WAS BEING AGGRAVATED. ; GOVERNMENT. I RIGGER PRIZE, IS QUOTED BELOW. HE SAID, "ADDITIONAL TROOPS HAVE : ••• • I "THESE CANOES HAVE TRADITIONALLY BEEN DRAWN UP TO INDONESIA'S BORDERS,! NO ACTION ON SCIENTISTS I BEEN CARVED ON L'KIEP. THERE GROWS VIOLATIONS OF INDONESIA'S BORDERS I JERUSALEM, ISRAEL (UPI)--WEST GERMANY I IN LIKIEP A WOOD WHICH ADAPTS ITSELF HAVE INCREASED, AND THE NUMBER OF HAS INFORMED ISRAEL THAT BONN WILL TAKE FOR CARVING. As IN ALL LOCALITIES, BRITISH TROOPS STATIONED IN MALAYSIA, NO ACTION IN THE NEAR FUTURE AGAINST THERE ARE THOSE WHO BECOME MORE ADEPT PARTICULARLY IN NORTHERN KALIMANTAN GERMAN SCIENTISTS WORKING IN EGYPT, IT i THAN OTHERS. THE NICER CANOES, IN ( NORTHERN BORNEO,) IS GROWING RAPIDLY "WAS LEARNED TODAY. : DESIGN AND CARVING, ARE MADE BY AN THE WRITER SAID THAT "THE BUILD-UP RELIABLE SOURCES SAID BONN OFFICIALS I ELDERLY GENTLEMAN WHOSE WORK FAR SUR- OF THE TROOPS OF COLONIALISTS IN :HAD GIVEN ISRAEL TO UNDERSTAND, THROUGH I PASSES ALL OTHERS NORTHERN KALIMANTAN CANNOT BE EVALUA- INFORMAL CONTACTS, THAT NO QUICK RESULTS THIS YEAR, FATHER MCCARTHY, S.J., TED OTHER THAN AS A rAR-REACHING WERE FORESEEN DESPITE EVERY EFFORT TO \ THE CATHOLIC PASTOR OF LIKIEP, HAS

PROVOCATION AIMED AGAINST THE INDO- PASS A lAW FORBIDDING GERMAN SCIENTISTS I HAD THIS CARVER WORK ON A CANOE DE- NES I AN REPUBL Ie." TO WORK ABROAD SIGNED FOR THE CARN I VAL RAFFLE. IT HE CHARGED "THE PEOPLE IN LONDON ••• I IS APPROXIMATELY 4 FEET LONG AND BUILT

APPARENTLY PLAN THUS TO INTIMIDATE WANT RED CHINA RECOGNIZED I IN PROPER PROPORTION. THE RIGGING IS INDONESIA, TO FORCE HER INTO GIVING NEW YORK (UPI)--BuSINESSMEN AND GOVERN-; PERFECT AND PERCHED ON THE DECK IS A UP HER INDEPENDENT ANTI-IMPERIALIST MENT OFFICIALS ATTENDING A SEMINAR ON MINUTE MODEL, WITHOUT SAILS, WHICH IS POLICY, TO STOP HER orFENSIVE ON THE EAST-WEST TRADE PROBLEMS TODAY HEARD A !I THE LIFEBOAT OF THE LARGE CANOE " POSITIONS OF FOREIGN CAPITAL, PAR- I PLEA FOR AMERICAN RECOGNITION OF COMMUN- •••• TICULARLY IN THE OIL INDUSTRY WHICH 1ST CHINA. SURVEY SHOWS PARENTS WANT PTA THE MONOPOLIES OF THE CITY AND THE IN REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY TO THE TO CONTINUE ON KWAJALEIN ROCKEFELLER TRUSTS STILL HOLD ••• " OPENING SESSION OF THE THREE-DAY CONFER- MILTON P. BARNETTE, PRESIDENT OF ..... I MAKING UP NEW RAIDING PARTIES ENCE SPONSORED BY THE AMERICAN MANAGEMENT THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL PTA, ANNOUNCED ASSOCIATION, RUSSELL BAKER, AN AMERICAN , THAT THE PTA WILL CONTINUE ON KWAJA­ KUALA LUMPUR (UPI )--THE BRITISH ATTORNEY, SAID THAT AMERICAN FAILURE TO I LEIN MILITARY COMMANDER IN MALAYSIAN BOR­ NEO HAS WARNED THAT MORE REGULAR RECOGNIZE COMMUNIST CHINA "VIOLATES INTER THE PTA MEMBERS PRESENT AT THE MAY ARMY PERSONNEL MAY BE INCLUDED IN NATIONAL LAW. It 4TH MEETING OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY INDONESIA'S FUTURE RAIDING PARTIES. ••••• INSTRUCTED THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE TO MAJ. GEN. W.C. WALKER TOLD NEWSMEN KILLED BY MISTAKE , CONDUCT A SURVEY OF ALL PARENTS OF THE INDONESIANS HAD BEEN USING THE NICOSIA (UPI)--THE FIRST UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN IN THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL TO RECENT LULL IN FIGHTING TO REGROUP SOLDIER KILLED IN CYPRUS DIED IN AN AM- DETERMINE IF THERE WAS SUfFICIENT IN- THEIR FORCES rOR MORE INCURSIONS. BUSH WHICH APPARENTLY WAS AS POINTLESS TEREST TO CONTINUE THE ORGANIZATION AS IT WAS MYSTERIOUS, OBSERVERS SAID TO- THIS NEXT YEAR. THE RESULTS OF THE WALKER SAID INDONESIAN FORCES IN THE PAST HAD BEEN MADE UP MAINLY OF DAY SURVEY WERE TO BE MADE KNOWN BEFORE THE UNITED NATIONS OfFICIALLY CONFIRMED VOTING ON THE SLATE OF OFfiCERS NON-MILITARY VOLUNTEERS WHO WERE POOR RE~ TODAY THAT FINNISH RADIO OPERATOR JUHANf COMMENDED BY THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE, fiGHTERS. THEY WERE BABLy MAULED, MATIKAINEN WAS KILLED BY TURKISH CYPRIOTS OF WHICH PHIL ARROYO WAS CHAIRMAN. HE SAID. AN OFFICIAL TURKISH CYPRIOT STATEMENT WELL OVER TWO HUNDRED INDIVIDUAL "THIS MUST HAVE WORRIED (INDONE- SAID MATIKANINEN AND HIS UNIT \.JERE FIRED RESPONSES WERE RECEIVED TO THE IN- SIAN PRESIDENT) SUKARNO A GREAT DEAL, ON BECAUSE THEY WERE MISTAKEN FOR GREEK ! QUIRY SENT OUT THROUGH THE AUSPICES SO IN THE FUTURE THE RATIO OF REGULAR CYPRIOTS I OF THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL AN OVER-I FORCES WILL BE MUCH HIGHER," WALKER ' THE MUKHTAR (VILLAGE LEADER) OF KANLI ~ELMING TWO TO ONE RECOMMENDED CON- j SAID KEUY VILLAGE APPEARED TO CONfIRt--1 THIS I TINUING THE KWAJALEIN PTA. A SUR- WHEN ME fOR THE INCIDENT A PRISING NUMBER VOLUNTEERED TO SERVE WOULD OUST ARAB MONARCHS APOLO~IZED U.N. SPOKESt~AN SAID THE TURKISH CYPRIOT AS OFFICERS OR COMMITTEEMEN, AND AN ALEXANDRIA, U.A.R. (UP! )--SOVIET LIAISON OFFICER WITH THE U.N., UMIT SUL- ADDITIONAL LARGE NUMBER PLEDGED THEIR PREMIER NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV, DROPPING ElMAN, ALSO APOLOGIZED. SUPPORT THROUGH ATTENDANCE. BOMBSHELLS ALL OVER EGYPT, ARRIVED HERE TODAY FOR TALKS ON HIS DEMAND •• •• WELL, THERE YOU ARE. THE GREAT RUSSIAN EQUIPMENT AMERICAN POPULACE MAY SEEM LAX, BUT THAT OIL-RICH ARAB MONARCHS BE OVER- SUPERIOR~ JAKARTA (UPI)--REAR ADMIRAL P.E. MARTA- WHEN THE CHIPS ARE DOWN, THEY LINE UP THROWN. DINATA, COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF THE NAVY, ON THE RIGHT SIDE AND COME THROUGH. KHRUSHCHEV AND UoA.R. PRESIDENT SAID TODAY THAT INDONESIAN NAVAL FORCES THE PTA ADVISED THE MEETING MONDAY GAMAL ABDEL NASSER ARRIVED HERE BY WOULD SOON RECEIVE ANTI-SUBMARINE AIR- NIGHT, MAY 25TH, WILL START AT 7.00, TRAIN FROM CAIRO. No SPEECHES WERE CRAFT AND TURBOPROP HELICOPTERS FROM THE AND BOTH THE ELECTION AND INSTALLATION SCHEDULED, BUT IN PREVIOUS SPEECHES SOVIET UNION OF NEW OFfiCERS WILL BE HELD. DURING HIS 16-DAY EGYPTIAN VISIT, THE PLANES WERE ORDERED BY DEFENSE MINI:- KHRUSHCHEV HAS ATTACHED ARAB KINGS STER GENERAL ABDUL HARIS NASUTION ON HIS' NEUTRAL1STS'STAG!NG COMEBACK AND SLIGHTED NASSER'S DRIVE FOR ARAB VISIT TO RUSSIA LAST YEAR THE AIRCRAFT' VIENTIANE, LAOS (UPI )--POCKETS Of : UNITY. ARE EXPECTED TO BE DELIVERED LATER THIS I NEUTRALIST TROOPS ARE STAGING A COME­ 0'.0' YEAR. I BACK IN THE HILLS WEST OF THE PLAIN ) LONDON (UPI )--THE COST OF LIVING IN ANTARA, THE OFFICIAL NEWS AGENCY, QUO­ OF JARS, riGHTING THEIR WAY BACK OR II BRITAIN ROSE TO A NEW PEAK IN APRIL TED MARTADINATA AS SAYING THE SOVIET'S INfiLTRATING THE COMMUNIST LINES TO ! TO 106.1 AGAINST THE BASE OF 100 IN IANTI-SUBMARINE PLANES ARE FAR BETTER THAN JOIN NEUTRALIST COMMANDER KONG LE. I JANUARY, 1962, IT WAS REPORTED TODAY'/THE BRITISH GANNET AIRCRAFT NOW USED FQR .. .. IMID-MARCH INDEX WAS 105.20 ITHIS PURPOSE BY THE iNDONESIAN NAVY. PAGE 3 HOURGLASS FRIDAY 22 MAY 1964

EXPECTANT MOTHER CONTESTS FORMER BUY GROCERIES EARLY FINAL VOTE ON FOREIGN AID MARINE EFFORT TO GET DIVORCE DUE TO INVtNTORY REQUIREMENTS, THE BILL IS SCHEDULED FOR MONDAY (UPI)--AN ATTRACTIVE JAPANESE WOMAN COMMISSARY WILL BE OPEN TOMORROW FROM WASHINGTON (upI)--THE HOUSE FOREIGN WHO GAVE UP HER RELIGION AND LEFT HER 9 A.M. TCD I P.M. AffAIRS COMMITTEE PUSHED PRESIDENT HOMELAND TO MARRY AN AMERICAN MARINE BOTH THE RETAIL STORE AND THE COM­ JOHNSON'S $3 1.5 BILLION FOREIGN AID OFFICER APPEARED IN COURT WEDNESDAY IN MISSARY WILL BE CLOSED ON MONDAY, BILL TO THE BRINK eF FINAL APPROVAL A CONTESTED DIVORCE SUIT MAY 25TH. TODAY AND RECEIVED AN EXPRESSION OF MRS. REIKO JANESEN, 32, WAS BEING GRATITUDE FROM THE PRESIDENT FOR NOT SUED FOR DIVORCE BY DR. GEORGE A. MINE OFFICIALS ON TRIAL CUTTING A PENNY rROM IT. JANESEN, ALSO 32, ON CHARGES THAT SHE FOR NEGLIGENCE IN MINE DEATHS THE COMMITTEE PUT OFF UNTIL MONDAY WAS NOT A "GOOD WIFE." SAARBRUECKEN, GERMANY (Opl)--A A FINAL VOTE ON THE AUTHORIZATION MRS JANESEN, OF BEVERLY HILLS, FILED LEATHERY-SKINNED MINE GANG BOSS AC­ MEASURE, BUT THERE SEEMED LITTLE DOUBT A CaUNTER SUIT SEEKING $525 A MONTH CUSED OF NEGLIGENT HOMICIDE IN THE THAT APPROVAL WOULD BE FORTHCOMING. SUPPORT AND CUSTODY OF THEIR THREE DEATH OF 299 fELLOW MINERS TOLD A JOHNSON ASSUMED AS MUCH IN PRAISING CHILDREN SHE IS EXPECTING HER FOURTH SAARLAND COURT TODAY HE HAS WON THE COMMITTEE FOR ITS "VERY EXCELLENT CHILD. MEDALS FOR LifESAVING. AND OBJECTIVE JOB" JANESEN, OF Los ANGELES, WAS A FIRST, "I HAVE SAVED LIVES," HEINRICH AID SUPPORTERS BEAT DOWN EVERY AT­ L,EUTENANT IN THE MARINE CORPS WHEN HE DUCHENE, 59, SAID AT THE OPENING OF TEMPT TO CUT THE JOHNSON REQUESTS IN MET REIKO, SALES MANAGER FOR AN IMPORT­ HIS TRIAL WITH 12 OTHER SENIOR MINE THE COMMITTEE AND THE PRESIDENT TELE­ EXPORT FIRM IN TOKYO. THEY MARRIED ON OFFICIALS FOR NEGLIGENCE INITHE EX­ PHONED HIS THANKS TO CHAIRMAN THOMAS MAY '3, 1957. SHE GAVE UP THE BUDDmlST PLOSION THAT RIPPED THROUGH NEARBY MORGAN, (DEM.-PENN). RELIGION TO BECOME A CHRISTIAN. LUISENTHAL COAL MINE FEB. 7, 1962. I " .~JI.... FREDERICK DOCKWEILER, REIKO'S ATTORNEY, CHIEF JUDGE KARL JENNEWIN H~D SAID WANT EARLY MEETING OF ORIGINAL SAID THAT RELIGION IS THE CENTRAL MORE THAN TWO YEARS OF EXPERT INVES­ SIGNERS Of GENEVA AGREEMENT PROBLEM DR. JANESEN, WHO IS AN INTERN TIGATION HAD SHOWN THE EXPLOSION WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE UNITED STATES AT UCLA AND EXPECTS TO BECOME A NAVY WOULD HAVE TAKEN A COMPARITIVELY AND ITS MAJOR ALLIES PRESSED TODAY FOR PHYSICIAN IN JULY, CLAIMS HIS WIFE NEV~R LIGHT TOLL IF SAfETY REGULATIONS HAD AN EARLY MEETING OF THE 14 SIGNATORIES REALLY ACCEPTED THE FAITH. BEEN OBSERVED AND SECURITY EQUIPMENT OF THE GENEVA AGREEMENT ON LAOS AS A HE CLAIMED THAT REIKO BELITTLED AMERI­ HAD BEEN WORKING. MEANS Of HALTING THE FIGHTING NOW CAN SERVICEMEN, CALLED AMERICANS "BAR­ ...... UNDERWAY IN THE SOUTHEAST ASIAN KING­ BARIANS" AND SAID THAT THE JAPANESE SOPRANO SEEKS DAMAGES DOM. MILITARY FORCES WERE BETTER THAN THOSE NEW YORK (UPI)--COURT ACTION ON A THE UNITED STATES, HOWEVER, WANTED OF THE UNITED STATES. HE ALSO SAID SHE $4.5 MILLION SUIT BY ISRAELI SOPRANO ANY MEETING OF THE 14 NATIONS TO BE FAILED TO KEEP HER PROMISE OF BECOMING SHOSHANA SHOSHAN AGAINST QUANTAS A "CONSULTATION" SESSION PROVIDED FOR AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. EMPIRE AIRWAYS AND A NEW YORK THEA­ IN THE 1962 GENEVA PACT. IT OPPOSED MRS. JANESEN SAID THAT HER HUSBAND TRICAL AGENCY TODAY WAS POSTPONED A FORMAL REOPENING OF THE WHOLE LAOTIAN AND HIS PARENTS FINANCED HER VISIT TO AGAIN UNTIL JUNE 10 QUESTilON BY CONVEN I NG AN tNT I RELY NEW JAPAN IN FEBRUARY WHILE THEY KEPT THE QUANTAS, EDDIE ELKORT ENTERPRISES, CONFERENCE. CHILDREN. SHE SAID THEY IGNORED HER INC., OF NEW YORK, AND ELKORT PERSON­ HE SAID THAT "WHAT IS NEEDED IS NOT LETTERS WHEN SHE WROTE ASKING FOR RE­ ALLY WERE ORDERED BY NEW YORK STATE MORE CONFERENCE, WHAT IS IMPERIATIVE TURN FARE SHE TOLD SUPERIOR COURT SUPREME COURT JuSTICE BIRDIE AMSTER­ IS TO CARRY OUT, TO RESPECT AND HONOR JUDGE HAROLD W. CHWEITZER THAT SHE DAM TO SHOW CAUSE WHY THEIR RECORDS THE AGREEMENTS WE ALREADY MADE." BORROWED MONEY FROM HER SISTER IN TOKYO SHOULD NOT BE EXAMINED IN CONNECTION AND FLEW TO Los ANGELES WHEN SHE LEARN­ WITH THE SUIT. TODAY'S ACTION WAS DENIES ACTS OF AGGRESSION ED THAT JANESEN HAD FILED FOR DIVORCE. THE SECOND DELAY GRANTED THE DEFEND­ UNITED NATIONS (UPI)--VIET NAM DENIED SHE SAID SHE WAS NOT PERMITTED IN HER ANTS TODAY THAT IT HAD COMMITTED ACTS OF HUSBAND'S HOME WHERE THE CHILDREN ARE MISS SHOSHAN, A LEADING SOPRANO OF AGGRESSION AGAINST CAMBODIA AND SAID RESIDING. THE ISRAELI NATIONAL OPERA, BROUGHT IT HAD OffERED COMPENSATION FOR "IN­ REIKO HAS ASKED FOR SUPPORT AND SUIT EARLIER THIS MONTH, CHARGING ADVERTENT CROSSING OF THE ILL-MARKED MEDICAL EXPENSES AS WELL AS CUSTODY OF THEY HAD CONSPIRED TO COMMIT BREACH fRONTIER" IN PURSUIT OF COMMUNI~T V,ET THE CHILDREN UNTIL THE DIVORCE TRIAL Of CONTRACT AND TO ACHIEVE HER BEING CONG GUERRILLAS. "STRANDED" IN AUSTRALIA DURING A CON­ PHAM KHAC RAU, V,ETNAMESE CHARGE NIGH CLUB SINGER PROMISES TO CERT TOUR THERE TWO AND A HALF YEARS D'AFfAIRES IN WASHINGTON, MADE THE PROVIDE NEEDED SON FOR BARONET AGO. ASSERTION IN THE SECURITY COUNCIL SHORT LONDON (UPIJ--BRITISH SINGER BRIGITTE LY BEFORE UoS. AMBASSADOR ADLAI E. BOND SAID LAST NIGHT SIR JOHN WALLER, PHILIPPINE VISA INFORMATION STEVENSON WAS SCHEDULED TO DELIVER A THE SEVENTH BARONET, PROPOSED MARRIAGE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION HAS BEEN SWEEPING REVIEW OF THE COMMUNIST TO HER AND SHE ACCEPTED RECEIVED BY THE LOCAL MATS REPRESENT­ THREAT TO THE ENTIRE SOUTHEAST ASIAN "ItLL TRY TO GIVE HIM THE SON HE ATIVE FOR THE INTEREST OF FUTURE REGION. ALWAYS WANTED," SAID THE 20-YEAR-OLD PHILIPPINE TRAVELERS. BEAUTY EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY, ALL PASSEN­ CALLS IN PSYCHIATRISTS IF SHE DOES, SIR JoHN, WHO IS 46~ WILL GERS IN A LEAVE STATUS TRANSITING DALLAS, TEXAS (UPI)--JUDGE JOE B. COME INTO 250,000 POUNDS ($700,000) WHEN CLARK AIR FORCE BASE ON SPACE AVAIL­ BROWN TODAY CALLED A MEETING Of PSY­ THE BOY IS 10 YEARS OLD. UNDER THE ABLE TRAVEL MOST HAVE A VALID PASS­ CHIATRISTS IN THE JACK RUBY CASE TO TERMS or A 7,000-POUND-A-YEAR ($19,600) PORT AND A VALID PHILIPPINE VISA DISCUSS THE CONDEMNED SLAYER'S SANITY TRUST, HE CAN RECEIVE THE HUGE SUM ANY LEAVE PASSENGER HOLDING A RE­ DEFENSE LAWYERS DEMANDED AN IMMEDIATE ONLY IF HE HAS A SON OF THAT AGE TO STRICTED VISA (NOT VALID FOR ENTRY SANITY HEARING. CARRY ON THE LINE. THROUGH MILITARY BASES) DOES NOT BROWN, WHO PRES' OED AT RUBY'S r10NTH­ "IT IS TRUE THAT I·VE PROPOSED TO POSSESS A VALID VISA AND SHOULD NOT LONG TRIAL, TOLD UNITED PRESS INTER­ HER," SIR JoHN SAID, "BUT I DON'T KNOW BE BOARDED FOR TRAVEL INTO THE NATIONAL DURING AN INTERVIEW TUESDAY YET WHEN THE WEDDING WILL BE I'M PHILIPPINES THROUGH A MILITARY BASE THAT HE UNDERSTOOD RUBY \',.S UNDERGO I NG EXTREMELY FOND OF HER • " SINCE ENTRY WITH SUCH A VISA IS CON- TREATMENT IN HIS CELL AND WAS BEING THE RED-HAIRED ENTERTAINER GAVE HER SIDERED A BORDER VIOLATION. RESTRICT- GIVEN "HAPPY PILLS OR SOMETHING." USUAL SONG AND DANCE ACT AT A NIGHT­ ED VISAS ARE ACCEPTABLE FOR ENTRY CLUB LAST NIGHT THROUGH COMMERCIAL PHILIPPINES AIR­ CLASH OVER GRAIN PRICES PORTS BRUSSELS (UPIJ--THE COMMON MARKET GIVES CUBANS THE JITTERS WAS INVOLVED IN A NEW CLASH TODAY OVER MIAMI (UPJJ--AN UNIDENTIFIED TWIN­ COULD ACHIEVE VICTORY IT~ FARM POLICY WHICH IS STRAINING ENG/NED B26 AIRPLANE MADE TWO DIVING WASHINGTON (UPIJ--A WOMAN MEMBER Of RELATIONS BETWEEN THE SIX EUROPEAN PASSES AT CUBAN FISHING BOATS OFF THE CONGRESS SAID TODAY THAT THOSE TRYING PARTNER NATiONS COAST OF CUBA'S ORIENTE PROVINCE TO­ TO DEFEND SOUTH V,ET NAM FROM COMMUN­ THIS TIME, WEST GERMANY IS AT LOGGER­ NIGHT, ACCORDING TO A CUBAN GOVERNMENT IST ATTACKS WOULD REALLY GET BUSY HEADS WITH FRANCE, ITALY, BELGIUrvl, BROADCAST. THEY WOULD WIN. HOLLAND AND LUXEMBOURG PREVIOUSLY, THE BROADCAST OVER THE CUBAN ARMY MRS. FRANCES P. BOLTON, TOP MINORITY FRANCE WAS THE OUTSIDER AFTER VETOING FREQUENCY SAID THE PLANE MADE THE PASSES MEMBER OF THE HOUSE FOREIGN AfFAIRS BRITISH MEMBERSHIP OF THE MARKET OVER THE BOATS NEAR ENSENADA DE MORA, COMMITTEE, SAID: THE ISSU: IS THE PRICE WHICH COMMUN­ ORIENTE THIS IS THE SAME AREA WHERE "I AM NOT READY TO GIVE SOUTHEAST ITY FARMERS WILL RECEIVE FOR THEIR EXILE SEA RAIDERS ATTACKED AND BURNED ASIA TO THE COMMUNISTS AND THAT IT GRAIN BET\JEEN NOVJ AND 1970 GRAIN A GOVERNMENT SUGAR MILL LAST WEDNESDAY WOULD BE (IF THE U.S. SHOULD WITH­ PRICES ARE ThC ~EYSTON: TO A COMMO~ THE BOARDCAST, MONITORED HERE BY UPI, DRAW THERE)." FARM POLICY THEY AfFECT THE PRICE OF SAID THE 826, A WORLD WAR I I BOMBER SHE SAID SHE AGREED WITH THOSE WHO BASIC rOODSTUFFS SUCH AS BREAD, PEEF WAS PAINTED GREY AND HAD A CUBAN FLAG SAY. "If THEY WILL REALLY GET BUSY, ~~D D/IRY PRODUCTS ON ITS TAIL SECTION. THEY WILL W~N.rr PAGE 4 HOURGLASS --. FRIDAY 22 MAY 1964 PULITZER PRIZE WINNING CORRESPONDENT PROVIDES STUDY OF JOHNSON- S F I RST_S tx _MONTHS_LN WH I TE HOUSE EDITORVS NOTE: HALrlA YEAR HAS PASSED SINCE THREE GUNSHOTS IN DALLAS PARALYZED THE U.So AND STUNNED AN UNBELIEVING WORLD. AMERICA SUDDENLY HAD A NEW PR~SIDENT. THIS IS A STUDY or THAT MAN--SIX:MONTHS ArTER DALLAS--BY THE DEAN or WHITE HOUSE REPORTERS, WHO WON THE PULITZER PRIZE rOR HIS COVERAGE or THE KENNEDY ASSASSINATION (By MERRIMAN SMITH) I WASHINGTON (UPI )--PRESIDENT JOHNSON IN SIX MONTHS HAS EMERGED AS A POWERrUL N~TIONAL LEADER AND COLORfUL PERSONALITY IN HIS OWN RIGHT, NO LONGER OVERSHADOWED BY HIS rALLEN PREDECESSOR, THE LATE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY IT WAS SIX MONTHS AGO TODAY (FRIDAY) IN DALLAS, TEXAS, THAT LYNDON B. JOHNSON~ THEN THE VICE PRESIDENT, WAS CATAPUL­ TED SUDDENLY INTO THE WHITE HOUSE BY KENNEDY'S ASSASSINATION. AT FIRST, THE NEW CHIEF EXECUTIVE V,RTUALLY WAS COMPELLED--BY NATIONAL MOURNING, THE SMALLNESS or HIS OWN STAFr AND POLITICAL EXPEDIENCY--TO OPERATE WHAT AMOUNTED TO A CARBON COpy OF THE KENNEDY ADMINISTRATION. IN THOSE EARLY WEEKS, JOHNSON'S EVERY PUBLIC UTTERANCE WAS HEAVILY INTERLARDE~ WITH RErERENCES TO, AND QUOTATIONS rROM, THE LATE PRESIDENT. JOHNSON QUITE SINCERELY CLUNG TO THE CABINET AND THE!KENNEDY STArr AT THE WHITE HOUSE, UR- GING ONE AND ALL TO STAY ON THE JOB. ' ~.S. SHIPPERS ARE URGED TO HIS STATE or THE UNION MESSAGE TO CONGRESS IN JANUARY WAS LARGELY A REPLAY OR SUPPORT AMERICAN MERCHANT MARINE I RESTATEMENT OF KENNEDY POLICIES, BUT A SHirT AWAY FROM A BLIND fOLLOW-THE-LEADER HONOLULU (UPI }--AN AMERICAN SHIP- CONDUCT or THE PRESIDENCY WAS BEGINNING TO MANIFEST ITSELF PING EXECUTIVE TODAY CALLED ON GOVERN- FOR ONE THING, JOHNSON LITERALLY TORE INTO THE NEW BUDGET AS IT HAD BEEN PRE-' MENT AND PRIVATE BUSINESSMEN TO GIVE

PARED UNDER KENNEDY APPOINTEES. ECONOMY, fRUGALITY AND PRUDENCE BECAME WATCH- II MORE SUPPORT TO THE U.S. MERCHANT WORDS. HE PICKED UP ENTHUSIASTIC ALLIES WITHIN THE HOLD-OVER CABINET, NOTABLY FLEET. DEFENSE SECRETARY ROBERT S. McNAMARA,!WHO PLUNGED WITH APPARENT RELISH INTO CUTf STRESSING THE GROWING POWER or THE TING DEAD BRANCHES fROM THE DEFENSE T~EE--OUTMODED AND UNNEEDED MILITARY INSTAL SOVIET UNION, WHOSE MERCHANT rLEET LATIONS WHICH HAD BEEN KEPT GOING BEYQND TRUE UTILITY LARGELY AS A SOP TO CON- WILL SOON SURPASS THAT or ALL OTHER GRESSMEN AND VOTORS or DISTRICTS IN WHICH THESE OLD INSTALLATIONS WERE SITUATED~ NATIONS, GEORGE KILLION, PRESIDENT or THE PRESIDENT WENT AROUND THE WHITE HOUSE, SWITCHING orr WHAT HE CONSIDERED T9 AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES EMPHASIZED

BE UNNECESSARY LIGHTS. THIS LED TO A NATIONWIDE RASH or WISECRACKS ABOUT I I THAT BUSINESSMEN AS A MATTER or COURSt "LIGHTBULB JOHNSON" AND ABOUT HIS DAUGHTERS HAVING TO DO THEIR HOMEWORK BY rIRE+ TURN rlRST TO THE VESSELS or THEIR OWN LIGHT JOHNSON APPARENTLY READ THE PUBLIC TEMPERATURE ACCURATELY. HE KNEW : FLAG. PERfECTLY WELL THAT CUTTING OUT EVEN A HUNDRED LIGHTBULBS WOULD NOT SAVE ANY "WHAT IS CALLED NATIONALISTIC PRE- STAGGERING AMOUNT Of FEDERAL MONEY, BUT HIS ACTION WAS SYMBOLIC, COLORrULLY SYMT rERENCE AND PRIDE IN THEIR FLAG IS BOLICo WBTH FIRST-Of-THE YEAR MESSAGES AND THE BUDGET SArELY DELIVERED TO THE I THE BACKBONE or THE GREAT rLEETS or CONGRESS, SOME or THE KEY KENNEDY STA,r MEMBERS BEGAN TO LEAVE rOR OTHER PAS- ; THE UNITED KINGDOM AND or JAPAN," HE TURES--THEODORE Co SORENSEN, ARTHUR SCHLESINGER JR., PIERRE SALINGER AND QUITE I POINTED OUT. A FEW OTHERS ON LOWER OR SECRETARIAL [CHELONS. ! HE CITED A RECENT APPEAL BY JAPAN JOHNSON ALSO BEGAN TO BRING INTO THE GOVERNMENT MEN AND WOMEN HE HAD KNOWN IN! TRANSPORTATION MINISTER KENTARO AYABE THE PAST. THE CABINET REMAINED THE SAME DURING THE rlRST SIX MONTHS, BUT SOME" TO JAPANESE INDUSTRIAL AND TRADING SUBSTANTIAL CHANGES ON THIS LEVEL ARE EXPECTED ArTER THE NOVEMBER ELECTION, i GROUPS TO USE JAPANESE SHIPS IN AN Er- SHOULD JOHNSON WIN--AND AT THIS POINT, HE IS AN ODDS-ON FAVORITE. I rORT TO IMPROVE THEIR COUNTRY'S TRADE HIS FIRST SIX MONTHS CAN BE REGARDED AS A PERIOD OF TRANSITION POLITICALLY, BALANCE. I HE COULD NOT BE PUT IN THE POSITION O~ REJECTING KENNEDY POLICIES As THE I THE AMERICAN MERCHANT FLEET, HE AD-

NATIONAL POLITICAL SEASON NEARED, HOWEVER, HE HAD TO EMERGE BErORE THE COUNTRY II OED, HAS NEVER WON AN EQUALLY CONS,S­ AS A LEADER WITH HIS OWN THOUGHTS AND POLICIES. To HIS ECONOMY DRIVE, HE ADDED TENT SUPPORT or ITS OWN BUSINESS COM- A "WAR ON POVERTY" AND RANGED THE LANO EXPOUNDING IDEAS AND PROMISES FOR THE MUNITY. ERADICATION or SUB-MARGINAL LIVING IN A LAND or PLENTY. ALTHOUGH HIS NUMEROUS I AMERICAN rLAGSHIPS CARRY LESS THAN I SPEECHES AND PUBLIC APPEARANCE WERE BILLED AS NON-POLITICAL, THE REPUBLICANS 10 PER CENT or U.S. EXPORTS AND IM- BRISTLED AND rUMED. THEY BEGAN COMING UP WITH ANTI-POVERTY PROGRAMS or THEIR I PORTS, WHEREAS GREAT BRITAIN, JAPAN I OWN. THEIR PITCH WAS rOR GREATER STATE RESPONSIBILITY AND PARTICIPATION THAN t AND ITALY MOVE 50 PER CENT OF THEIR THE fEOERAL CENTRALISM WHICH THEY ACCUSED JOHNSON OF ADVOCATING. ; FOREIGN TRADE IN SHIPS or THEIR OWN As THE COUNTRY CAME OUT OF THE GLOOM FLOOWING THE DALLAS TRAGEDY, JOHNSON'S ,FLAGS. PERSONALITY AND COLORFUL NATURE HIT THE FRONT PAGES AND TELEVISION SCREENS. • •••• DURING THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS AT HIS RANCH OUTSIDE JOHNSON CITY, TEXAS, A DAY, POLITICAL SETTLEMENT MORE LIKELY SELDOM PASSED THAT HE WAS NOT IN PERSONAL CONTACT WITH REPORTERS AND PHOTOGRA- SOLUTION THAN A MILITARY ONE PHERS. HE ENTERTAINED WEST GERMAN CHANCELLOR LUDWIG ERHARD IN A FOLKSY, BROAD- WASHINGTON (UPI )--INDIAN DErENSE BRIMMED MANNER THAT MADE THE PAPERS ALL OVER THE WORLD. MINISTER YoB. CHAVAN SAID TODAY IT KENNEDY CULTISTS BLANCHED WHEN HE HAD SOME RIP-ROARING HOOTENANNY SINGERS AND WOULD BE "DIFFICULT" TO OVERCOME COM­ BANJO PLAYERS FOR AN AFTER-DINNER MUSICALE IN THE EAST ROOM, BUT THIS WAS PURE MUNIST-INSPIRED TENSION IN SOUTHEAST JOHNSON AND HE COULD NOT HAVE CARED LESS ABOUT CRITICISM. ASIA BY MILITARY MEANS HE SUGGESTED FOR ONE THING, HE KNEW THE LIBERAL DEMOCRAT HAD NO OTHER PLACE TO GO. ALSO, A POLITICAL SETTLEMENT. AS HIS rlRST SIX MONTHS ENDED, HE WAS FIGHTING FOR AN UNDILUTED CIVIL RIGHTS CHAVAN, HERE TO SEEK MORE U S. MILI- BILL. HE WAS USING EVERY TOOL ACQUIRED IN HIS LONG CAREER ON CAPITOL HILL TO TARY AID TO BOLSTER INDIA'S DEFENSES RESURRECT THE FARM BILL AND SAVE THE rOREIGN AID APPROPRIATION fROM EMASCULATION AGAINST COMMUNIST CHINA, WAS ASK£O~AT JOHNSON'S LEGISLATIVE ACCOMPLISHMENTS MUST AWAIT LATE JUNE FOR PROPER ASSESS- A NATIONAL PRESS CLUB LUNCHEON WHAT MENT, BUT HE WAS DETERMINED TO CALL CONGRESS BACK INTO SESSION AFTER THE NOMI- "ADVICE" HE WOULD HAVE FOR THE UNITED NATING CONVENTIONS--AND POSSIBLY BETWEEN THEM--SHOULD THE HOUSE AND SENTATE FAil STATES IN ITS DlrrlCULTIES IN LAOS AND TO COMPLETE ACTION ON WHAT HE REGARDS AS BASIC AND NECESSARY LEGISLATION. SOUTH VIET NAM. THE EXTENT TO WHICH HE PARTICIPATES PERSONALLY IN THE AUTUMN PRESIDENTIAL "IT IS DlrFICULT TO riND A MILITARY CAMPAIGN WILL DEPEND LARGELY ON TWO THINGS: THE IDENTITY AND TACTICS or HIS SOLUTION FOR A PROBLEM LIKE THIS," HE REPUBLICAN OPPONENT, AND THE PROGRESS or HIS PROGRAM IN CONGRESS. SAID. "PERHAPS A POLITICAL SOLUTION." JOHNSON FIRMLY INTENDS AND EXPECTS TO BE THE NEXT PRESIDENT. PERHAPS THIS IS CHAVAN SAID, HOWEVER, THAT HE DID

WHY HE BECOMES SOMEWHAT IRRITATED WHEN HE READS OR HEARS OF WELL-MEANING FOLKS I NOT HAVE ANY PARTICULAR TYPE OF POLI~l

WHO EXPRESS PUBLIC rEARS THAT HE MAY BE "OVER-DOING." I TICAL SOLUTION IN MIND. ' i HE REGARDS HIS 1955 HEART ATTACK AS SOMETHING or THE PAST, AND HIS ONLY CON- I ASKED WHETHER INDIA THERErORE WOULD

CESSBON TO IT IS A MODERATELY RESTRICTED DIET, TWO DAILY SWIMS IN THE WHITE I ~CCEPT A POLITICAL SETTLEMENT OF ITS HOUSE POOL AND A NAP ArTER LUNCH PISPUTE WITH COMMUNIST CHINA, CHAVAN , NEARING 56, HE SEEMS UTTERLY CONSUMED BY WHAT HE IS DOING. To THE DISMAY OF ~AID THAT INDIA WOULD NOT RULE OUT AN THE SECRET SERVICE, HE LIKES NOTHING BETTER THAN PLUNGING INTO A STREET CROWD I ~CCEPTABLE FORMULA.

TO SHAKE HANDS WITH ALL COMERS. I O. O. LoBoJo !S CALLING THE SHOTS, AND, AS TEXANS LIKE TO SAY BY WAY or ACCOLADE, STUDY CAMBODIA'S CHARGES HE STANDS TALL IN THE SADDLE. UNITED NATIONS (UPI '--MOROCCO AND , ROYAllY MAKING VISIT OPENS TRADEIFAIR ~HE IVORY COAST WERE REPORTED WORKING BONN (UPI )--KING MAHENDRA or NEPAL RANGOON (UPI }--AN ISRAELI TRADE EXHIBli PN A SECURCITY COU~CIL RESOLUTION DEAL- ARRIVED HERE TODAY ON A STATE VISIT TION OPENED HERE AIMED AT BOOSTING TRADE ING WITH AMBODIA S CHARGE or AGGRES~ WHICH DIPLOMATIC SOURCES DESCRIBED AS BETWEEN ISRAEL AND BURMA. : ~ION AGAINST IT BY THE U.S. AND VIET "PURELY SOCIAL." ISRAEL'S AMBASSADOR M. VARON, OPENING I ~AM. THE 44-YEAR-OLD KING AND QUEEN RATNA THE EXHIBITION, SAID IT WAS DESIGNED rOR I THE MEASURE WAS EXPECTED TO FALL FAR WERE GREETED WiTH A 21-GUN SALUTE WHEN SOUTHEAST ASIA AS A MEANS or STIMULATING I ~HORT or THE DEMAND rOR CONDEMNATION THEIR SPECIAL WEST GERMAN LUFTHANSA TRADE. ISRAEL EXPORTS OVER $10 MILLION I ~ADE BY SOVIET AMBASSADOR FEDORENKO, PLANE ROLLED TO A STOP AT WAHN AIRPORT WORTH or GOODS TO BURMA ANNUALLY AND ~HO TOLD THE COUNCIL THAT THE U.S.

I~ 0.00. I IMPORTS $8 MILLION. ,~ENT VIETNAMESE TROOPS INTO CAMBODIA. ~ PAGE r:; FRIDAY 22 MAY 1964

PHILLJES TROUNCE GIANTS NEW YORK (UPI)--HoME RUNS SEC liON ANGELS LOSE TO RED SOX BY RICHIE ALLEN, WES COVING- sports BY SLIM MARGIN TON AND JOHNNY CALLISON r---::~~~~~~ __ ------.------J NEW YORK (upl)--A HIT POWERED PHILADELPHIA TO A GOLF TOURNEY SUNDAY BATSMAN AND CARL VASTRZEM- 7-2 VICTORY OVER SAN rRAN- THE KWAJALEIN dOLr Assoc. WILLIE MAYS SMASHES SKI'S SIXTH INNING TRIPLE CISCO YESTERDAY AND RETURNED WILL HAVE A MATCH-AGAINST- TWO HOME RUNS GAVE THE BOSTON RED Sox AN THE PHILS TO rlRST PLACE IN PAR TOURNAMENT ON SUNDAY, NEW YORK (Upl)--WILLIE MAYS 8-7 VICTORY OVER Los ANGELES THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. 24 MAY. CLUBBED TWO HOME RUNS, IN- TODAY AND ~ SWEEP OF THEIR THE PHILS POUNDED THREE IT IS OPEN TO ALL KGA ClUDING A TIE-BREAKING BLAST, THREE-GAME SERIES WITH THE SAN FRANCISCO HURLERS FOR MEMBERS. THE ENTRANCE FEE THAT HELPED THE SAN FRANCISCO ANGELS. 14 HITS, INCLUDING riVE rOR IS $1.50 TO COVER RErRESH- GIANTS REGAIN rlRST PLACE IN BOSTON's SIXTH INNING RUN FIVE BY CALLISON. MENTS AND PRIZES TEE-OFF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE WITH A BROKE A 7-ALL TIE IN A GAME THE PHllS CHASED PREVIOUSL~ TIME WILL BE 7.30 P.M 9-4 VICTORY OVER THE PHILA- , IN WHICH EACH TEAM STAGED

UNDEFEATED JUAN MARICHAL TO •• • DELPHIA PHILLIES TODAY. FIVE-RUN RALLIES, BOSTON IN I THE SHOWERS IN THE SIXTH GLOVES MUST BE RETURNED AFTER BELTING ROOKIE R,CK THE SECOND AND THE ANGELS INNING AS HE SUFFERED HIS ALL SOFTBALL GLOVES THAT WISE FOR A TWO-RUN HOMER IN IN THE FIFTH. FIRST LOSS AGAINST SIX WINS WERE CHECKED OUT OF THE THE FIRST INNING, MAYS POWER- W,LLIE SMITH, FOURTH OF SIX THIS SEASON MARICHAL WAS SPECIAL SERVICES ATHLETIC ED A BASES-EMPTY SHOT OVER Los ANGELES PITCHERS AND THE TRYING rOR HIS 13TH CONSEC- GEAR LOCKER rOR THE MOUNTAIN- THE LErT CENTERrlELD rENCE VICTIM or YASTRZEMSKI'S UTIVE WIN, GOING BACK TO BALL LEAGUE MUST BE RETURNED AT THE EXPENSE OF JOHNNY TRIPLE TO RIGHT CENTER, WAS 1963. BY MONDAY 25 MAY. KLIPPSTEIN IN THE FIFTH. THE CHARGED WITH THE LOSS. BUTCH JACK BALDSCHUN, WORKING IN • BLOW, WILLIE'S 16TH OF THE HEFFNER, BOSTON'S THIRD RELIEF FOR STARTER ART MAHAF- COURSE TO BE RESERVED SEASON, BROKE A 4-4 DEADLOCK PITCHER, COLLECTED HIS THIRD FEY, WHO WAS KNOCKED OUT OF THE HOLMBERG FAIRWAYS WILL WITH TWO OUT AND LAUNCHED THE VICTORY. THE BOX IN THE FIFTH, RE- BE RESERVED THIS SUNDAY FOR GIANTS ON A FOUR-RUN RALLY IT WAS HEFFNER'S SECOND CEIVED CREDIT FOR THE VICT- THE KGA TOURNAMENT FROM AGAINST THE VETERAN RELIEVER. VICTORY IN THE THREE-GAME ORY 7·30 TO 12.00 NOON ORLANDO CEPEDA FOLLOWED BY SET. •••• HITTING HIS THIRD HOME RUN OF BOSTON SHORTSTOP ED BRES­ SOUD HIT THE GAME'S ONLY PLAYER SENT ON WAIVERS SOCCER PLAYERS N[[DED THE YEAR AFTER W,LL,E MCCOVEY HOMER, A TWO-RUN BELT IN THE SAN FRANCISCO (UPIJ--DoN ANYONE INTERESTED IN S OCCEI HADWHO WALKED. THEN RAYK CULP, FOURTH INNING TO GIVE THE ARSEN, 195 WORLD SERIES PLEASE COME TO BRANDON tlELD TOOK OVER FOR LIPPSTEIN L 6 REO SOX A 7-2 LEAD. BUT THE NO-HIT HERO, WAS SENT BY AT 1730 THIS SATURDAY TWO HITS LATER, FORCED IN THE ANGELS FOUGHT BACK ON FOUR THE SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS TO • ••• FOURTH RUN OF THE INNING BY HITS, THREE WALKS AN ERROR THE HOUSTON COLTS ON WAIVERS ROD AND GUN CLUB MEETING GIVING UP A BASES-LOADED WALK AND A SACRIFICE FLY FOR FIVE TODAY THE NEXT ROD AND GUN CLUB TO RELIEF PITCHER BOB BOLIN. RUNS IN THE FIFTH TO TIE LARSEN, USED SPARINGLY I~ MEETING IS SCHEDULED FOR BOLIN PITCHED THE LAST SIX THE SCORE. BOSTON STARTER RELIEF BY THE GIANTS THIS 7.30 P.M , TUESDAY 26 MAY INNINGS AND SHUT OUT THE DAVE MOREHEAD AND RELIEVER YEAR, HAD A 0-1 RECORD AND IT WILL BE HELD AT THE PHILS WITMOUT ALLOWING H~T ARNOLD EARLEY WERE VICTIMS AN EARNED RUN AVERAGE OF SCUBA CLUBHOUSE UNTIL THE NINTH WHEN ROOKIE 4.35 r--______._._._. ___--JRICHIE ALLEN DOUBLED BOLIN OF THE ANGEL RALLY. THE REO Sox HAD ONLY NINE THE 34-YEAR-OLD RIGHT HAND- WHO ARE THE JONESEsn NOW HAS A I-I MARK WHI LE HITS IN THE GAME BUT TOOK ER REACHED THE PEAK OF HIS LONDON (UPI )--THE I NCREAS- KL I PPSTE I N IS 2- I. ADVANTAGE OF SEVEN WALKS AND CAREER WHEN HE PITCHED THE ING FRANKNESS IN DISCUSSING P,TTSBURGH WAS AT HOUSTON TWO ANGEL ERRORS. BOSTON ONLY NO-HIT GAME IN WORLD SEX MAY LEAD TO MARRIED CHICAGO AT ST LOUIS AND NE~ PITCHERS GAVE UP NINE HITS SERIES HISTORY FOR THE YAN- COUPLES FEELING A NEED TO YORK AT Los ANGELES IN NIGHT ANO SEVEN WALKS AND THE RED KEES AGAINST THE THEN "KEEP UP WITH THE JONESES IN GAMES SOX COMMITTED THREE ERRORS. BROOKLYN DODGERS THE FREQUENCY AND SPLENDOR IN THE ONLY NIGHT ACTION LOST HEAD IN SAVING GARDEN THE GIANTS ALSO ANNOUNCED OF INTERCOURSE," THE NATION- SCHEDULED, DETROIT WAS AT LUSAKA, NORTHERN RHODESIA TODAY THAT THEY HAD PLACED AL MARRIAGE GUIDANCE COUNCIL WASHINGTON AND KANSAS C,TY (UPI)--A MAN, SHOUTING AND AT BALTIMORE. PITCHER JIM DUrFALO ON THE SAID TODAY WAVING HIS ARMS, CHASED A DISABLED LIST FOR 30 DAYS THE COUNC I L, I N A BOOKLET HERD OF ELEPHANTS OUT OF DUPFALO CRACKED A RIB WHILE ENTITLED "HELP WITH SEX HIS GARDEN BUT ONE OF THE CHURCHMAN COMMITS SUICIDE PITCHING FOR THE GIANTS ON PROBLEMS IN MARRIAGE," WARN- ELEPHANTS TORE HIS HEAD OFF, COLCHESTER, ENGLAND (UPI) MONDAY ED AN ELEMENT or COMPETITION A GOVERNMENT REPORT SAID --AN ANGLICAN CHURCHMAN WHO To BOLSTER THE HURLING MAY BE FORCED ON MARRIED TODAY. WAS SEPARATED FROM HIS WIFE STAFF, THE SAN FRANCISCO COUPLES BECAUSE OF THE PRE- THE REPORT SAID THE MAN , COMMITTED SUICID~ BY GASSING CLUB RECALLED LEFT HANDER ~NT DAY'S REVEALING PUBLIC RAN TOWARD THE ELEPHANTS, HIMSELF IN HIS KITCHEN A KEN MACKENZIE FROM TACOMA OF DEBATES ON SEX , ' SHOUTING AT THEM TO GET OUT CORONER S COURT RULED TODAY. THE PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE "HOLLYWOOD ALSO TENDS TO OF HIS GARDEN. THE ELEPHANT THE REV. JAMES McALISTER , CONFUSE THE ISSUE. WE HAVE FLED IN APPARENT FRIGHT 51, V,CAR OF CHRIST CHURCH ALL SEEN THE CURTAIN COME "HEAP" TO CeNT iNUE BUT THE MAN DIDN'T SEE ONE IN COLCHESTER, WAS FOUND DOWN SO OFTEN AT THE END OF THE TOP OF THE HEAP TOURNE' OF THEM HIDING IN A CLUMP DEAD IN THE GAS FILLED KIT­ A PLAY OR rlLM WITH A CRES­ WILL CONTINUE SATURDAY 23 OF TREES, THE REPORT SAID. CHEN MRS. McALISTER TOLD CENDO OF MUSIC AND AN AIR OF MAY AT 5.30 P.M IT REACHED OUT WITH ITS THE COURT SHE LEFT HER HUS­ TREMENDOUS EXPECTANCY THAT ALL THOSE WHO HAVE NOT TRUNK AND PULLED HIS HEAD BAND LAST juLY THEY HAD MAKES ONE SUPPOSE SOMETHING BEEN DEFEATED WILL BOWL AT OFF. THREE CHILDREN. THAT TIME AND WILL CONTINUE DEFYING ALL IMAGINATION IS " I F IT HAD NOT BEEN FOR UNTIL THE TWO FINALISTS HAVE ABOUT TO HAPPEN - ORDER If FRIENDSHIP" PLANE THE BISHOP, 1 WOULD HAVE tiS UCH EXALTED EXPECTATIONS BEEN DETERMINED. THE FINAL AMSTERDAM (UPIJ--EAST-WEST LEFT HIM 10 YEARS AGO," MRS. MATCH WILL BE A FIVE-GAME MAY READILY BE FOLLOWED BY McALISTER SAID. "HE WAS DISAPPOINTMENT." AIRLINES, A LOCAL AIRLINE MATCH ON SUNDAY AT 2 P M IN AUSTRALIA, ORDERED A MENTALLY SICK AND GETTING THE SCHEDULE FOR SATURDAY SECOND FOKKER FRIENDSHIP WORSE •• THE CHURCH AUTH- EXCHANGING OBSCENE PHOTOS IS AS FOLLOWS. PLANE, THE DUTCH FOKKER AIR­ ORITIES DID NOT FACE UP TO I WESTFIELD, MASS. (upIJ-- I, LANE OPPONENT L CRAFT COMPANY ANNOUNCEDITO­ THE FACT HE WAS A SICK MAN." R BLANK-2 A DISTRICT Boy SCOUT EXECUTIV CLI FF SM I TH-r DAY WAS FINED $100 TODAY FOR o ESCALANTE 1 J. PERK 2 THE PLANE, EQUIPPED WITH OAUGHTER OF M.P. KILLED POSSESSION OF OBSCENE PIC­ AL KISHI 3 J. YOST 4 ROLLS-ROYCE DART ROA6 EN­ FERRARA, ITALY (UPI )--ONE CHING TURES. W SHINSHIR03 J. l~ GINES, WILL BE DELIVERED PHILIPPINE TOURIST WAS KIL­ LEIBERWIRTH 5 HINTACUTAN6 RICHARD C WEAVER, 30, EARLY IN 1965. LED AND FOUR HOSPITALIZED SHELDON 6 APPEARED IN DISTRICT COURT ON GUSHIKEN 5 EAST-WEST AIRLINES RE­ WHEN THE BUS TAKING THEM TO A COMPLAINT BROUGHT BY THE RHAY 7 BARCELLONA8 CEIVED ITS FIRST FRIENDSHIP VENICE CRASHED NEAR HERE I LI KUHLMAN ~ SPECIAL SERVICES UNIT OF THE KA 7 IN AUGUST, 1959. SINCE TODAY. MASSACHUSETTS STATE POLICE. THEN THE AIRCRAFT HAS LOGGED POLICE IDENTIFIED THE DEAD A POLICE SPOKES,-1AN SAID THE HIGH SERIES BOWLED BY OVER 11,000 FLYING HOURS AND GIRL AS CONCEPTION CRISOLOGO A LOSER IN THIS ROU~D WILL WeAVER 'vAS ARRESTED AS A RE­ MADE MORE THAN 14,000 LAND­ 21, THE DAUGHTER OF A MEMBER' BE PLfCCD IN POSITION ON SULT OF ON INVESTIGATION BY 9 INGS, ,THE COMPANY SAID. OF THE PHILIPPINE PARLIAMENT THE CHALLENGE BOARD THE THE ~PECIAL UNIT AND POSTAL FRIENDSHIP SALES HAVE NOW HER SISTER TERESA WAS IN­ SECO~D HIC~ LOSEr SERI(S INSPECTORS IN BOSTON WEAVER REACHED A WORLD WIDE TOTAL JURED BUT DOCTORS SAID SHE I WILL 8E °LACE IN oOSITION PLEADED GUILTY AND WAS FINED. OF 277, OF WHICH 2h9 HAVE WOULD RECOVER. 10 cr~ THE BOARD WEAVER IS A FULLTIME DIS­ BEEN DELIVERED, IT ADDEO. DOCTORS SAID TERESA WILL TRICT SCOUT EXECUTIVE I BE ALL RIGHT IN ABOUT 20 DAY~. PAGE 6 HOURGLASS FF. .~y 22 MAY '964; rOR SALE BIKES, BOY'S 20", BOY'S NOTICES 24", KWAJ. CONDITION, $5 HELP WANTED EACH; WOMAN'S 26", $15 WAITERS AND BAR WAITERS CALL AVAI lABlE MAY.:7. CALL 2425· RICHARDSON SHO\-JT I ME 7.30 P.M NEEDED AT YOKWE YUK CLUB. SNo,l FIRE * WaRo HUGHES, 409 OR 419· DRESS, TAll JR. II, NEW, DON MEGOWAN, MOllY MCGOWAN ••• YEllOW, $10.88; DIATETIC No SYNOPSIS AVAilABLE URGENTLY NEEDED ClERK-TYPISTGElATIN DESSERT, 44 ASSORTED BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES, INDUS- PACKAGES, $6.60; 3 YDS. 44" SHOWTIM£ 7 AND 9 P.M. TRIAL RELATIONS OF"F"ICE, TER- SOLID lilAC RAYON fiBER, YOKWE YUK SPARROWS CAN'T SING MINAl BUilDING. $1 77 YO; 5 YDS. 42" BROAD- JAMES BOOTH, BARBARA WINDSOR • CLOTH, SOLID lILAC, 75¢ YO, IT'S ONE RIDICULOUS SITUATION TO ANOTHER SECRETARIES AND TYPIST 5 YDS. 28" DYNASTY TAPESTRY AS A TERRIBLE TEMPERED SAilOR, BACK IN LONDON M.I.T. L,NCOLN LABORATORY HAS BROCADE, IMPERIAL YEllOW, ArTER TWO YEARS AT SEA, HUNTS FOR WIFE WHO OPENINGS F"OR THREE WOMEN TO $19.95. TRAilER 523. HAD lEFT HIM WORK ON ROI-NAMUR, riVE-DAY ••• A •• VERY AMUSING Y AND C NO WEEK. CALL 9-8 -350 DAYS OR AIR CONDITIONER~ TWO li- 2264 ArTER 6 P.M TON, CARRIER, $125 EACH; OCEAN V lEW SHOWTJME 7.30 P M • KENMORE DRIER, 18 MOS OLD, ONE MAN'S WAY SEVERAL OPENINGS ARE AVAJl- $125. CAll 2253. DON MURRAY, DIANA HYLAND ABLE F"OR QUALIF"JED SECRETARIES ••••• BASED ON THE liFE or DR. NORMAN V,NCENT WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATES, INDUS- AIR CONDITIONER, 2-TON PEALE AND HIS PHilOSOPHY OF THE POWER or TRIAL RELATIONS OrrICE, TER- GoE., $125; AIR CONDITIONER, POSITIVE THINKING MINAl BUilDING 3/4-TON, rRIGIDAIRE, $50: A AND Y ••• rAIR C ••• MATURE •• BOTH GOOD WORKING ORDER, 1- TYPISTS AND STENOGRAPHERS TON AIR CONDITIONER, CARRIER SHOWTIME 6.30 AND 8:30 P.M. NEEDED rOR rUll-TIME (TYPISTS NEEDS COMPRESSER, $25, ROXY INCREDIBLE MR. LIMPET ALSO PART TIME) POSITIONS NOW WASHER AND DRIER, HOTPOINT, DON KNOTTS, CAROLE COOK I AVAilABLE WITH BELL TELEPHONE $125 THE PAIR, AMATEUR RADIO THE STORV or A MAN WHO TURNED INTO A FISH LABORATORIES. FOR INfORMATION STATION, COlliNS 75-S - I , A AND Y ••• GOOD C ••• VERY GOOD FROM 5 UP CONCERNING SPEClrlC JOB OP- HEATH HX-20, INCLUDING PHONE PORTUNITIES AND SALARY, CALL PATCH & MONITOR SCOPE, $500. ROI SHOWTIME 8 P.M. SUSAN CRABB, 9-468. CAll PECK, 446 DAYS. NAMUR FOR THOSE WHO THINK YOUNG JAMES DARREN, PAMELA T'FrIN SALESWOMEN: TO WORK rUll SWIM fiNS, NEW, MAN'S, A STORY or YOUNG lOVE. TIME IN MACY'S SEE MR. SIZE 11-12, BLACK, $5.75, A AND Y •• AMUSING C •• lESS INTEREST BUTLER AT THE STORE. MAN'S RED lEATHER HOUSESHOES •• SIZE II-M, NEW, $5.50 ; MAN'S COUNTDOWN SHOWTIME IS ArTER BINGO FOR SALE SUMMER lOAF"ERS, TAN, NEW, A BOMB FOR A DICTATOR* ENTIRE AMATEUR STATION KX6BT CUSHIONED SOLES, $6, CHilD'S PIERRE FRESNAY, MICHEL AUCLAIR COLLINS KWM-2 TRANSISTORIZED JUMPING JACKS! NEW, SIZE 7B, THE STEP-BY-STEP ASSASSINATION PLOT THAT POWER SUPPLY, MOSLEY TA-36 BLACK/WHITE, '3 50, ONE PRo WILL HOLD YOU SPELLBOUND BEAM, $1,000 CAll 2781. BROWN/WHITE, SIZE 7-C, $2.75 . CAll 680, QUARTERS 411-C. * No RATING AVAilABLE CAMERA, UNDERWATER MAKO-SHAR,I< ••• • PARENTS MAGAZ I NE Mov I E Gu I DE $8, HIGH CHAIR, $8. CALL 2392 • WASHER, WESTINGHOUSE, $90; EACH rllM IS RATED AS TO QUALITY AS WELL AS SUITABiliTY I KENMORE DRIER, $100, TWO rOR CHILDREN or VARIOUS AGES. THE AGE SYMBOLS USED ARE. BIKE, WOMAN'S 26" MURRAY, AIR CONDITIONERS, 2-TON, A •• ADUlTS Y •• YOUNG PEOPLE 12-16 C •• CHllDREN 8-12 $12 CAll 2350, TR. 673. COlDSPOT, $100 EACH, AIR rOUND SHIPWRECK PARTY TONIGHT CONDITIONER, ii-TON CARRIER, WATCH, IN 3RD flOOR BARRACKS THE TEEN CLUB WILL BE THE HEATH MOD~L AJ-41 AM/rM 3 MOS. OLD, $150: All AVAIl- SHOWER ROOM. CLAIM AT POST OF­ SCENE fOR A "SHIPWRECK" STEREO TUNER (BUilT-IN MULTI­ ABLE JUNE 18. AVAilABLE NOW FICE. PARTY TONIGHT FROM 8 TO II. PLEX), EXCEllENT CONDITION, VACUMN CLEANER, $IOj FLOOR rOOD, REFRESHMENTS AND $100 CAll 9-452 DAYS. POLISHER, $10; PORTABLE TYPE LIGHTER, WELLINGTON, EMBOS­ DANCING Will BE PROVIDED. WRITER, $40, SET Of NORITAKE SED WITH SHOOTING STAR. CLAIM THE BATHHOUSE BEATlES Will PHONOGRAPH RECORDS, All TYPE COOK-AND-SERVE DISHES, SER­ AT TRAFfiC DESK, TERMINAL. PROVIDE THE MUSIC LONG-PLAY lNG, $2 EACH. CALL 'v ICE 8, USED ONCE, $12, 3- 2307, TRAILER 618 PIECE RUG SET, TAl-PING, CAT, ADULT, fEMALE, BLACK HOUSING AND TRAILER OCCUPANTS TEAL BLUE, $69. CUNNINGTON, STRIPES WITH WHITE LOWER BODY THE CONTENTS Of THE RED­ SHOES, MAN'S AIR-O-MAGIC, QUARTERS 224-A, CAll 554. HAS BEEN INJURED: APPEARS TO COVERED HOUSING BOOKLETS RE­ BLACK, NEW, SIZE 7!-C, $8.50. BE fAMilY PET. CALL 408. QUIRE DElATIONS AND ADDITIONS. CAll 2453. WANTED TO BUY All OCCUPANTS ARE ASKED TO BABY CARRIAGE. CAll 2320. PROTESTANT JUNIOR CHOIR Will SEND THEIR BOOKLET TO THE CLOTHES DRIER WARDIER DE­ MEET TOMORROW AT 10 A.M IN CENTRAL BILLETING OffiCE. lUXE 3-SPEED, $85; METAL HIGH PLAIN FLANNEL, ! YO OR THE USUAL PLACE. If YOUR QUARTERS NUMBER IS CHAIR, $6, TWO I*-TON AIR MORE TRAILER 54~. NOT ON THE BOOKLET, PLEASE CONDITIONERS, CARRIER, RUNNING CUB SCOUT MEETING WRITE THE NUMBER ON THE fIRST ORDER, $75 EACH. AVAILABLE TAPE DECK, 4/TRACK STEREO CUB SCOUT PACK '135 Will SHEET. SEND THE BOOKLET JUNE 25 CAll 2388 ANYTIME. CALL 2350. HAVE A PACK MEETING AT 7 P M. THROUGH THE GUARD MAil OR TONIGHT IN THE LOBBY Of THE BRING IT WITH YOU WHEN PAY-' RECORD PLAYER, PORTABLE IRONING BOARD CALL 2709. TERMINAL BUILDING. ING TELEPHONE OR RENT BIll. ZENITH STEREOPHO~IC, WITH RE­ PLEASE HELP BY SENDING IN MOTE SPEAKER, GOOD COND1TION, WANTED YOKWE YUK CLUB YOUR BOOKLET. $40. TRAILER 719. IF ANYONE HAS A RECORDING PHil CHING AND HIS NAUTICAL ..... OF "PUT YOUR LITTLE FOOT", HAWAIIANS Will PLAY AT TO­ MATINEE CAMERA, ZEISS-IKON, USED 120 WOULD liKE TO RECORD IT NIGHT'S A LA CARTE SERVICE. SATURDAY'S MATINEE Will BE fILM, WITH CASE, $25. GRAfLEX CALL 2370 MICKY SHANNON AND HIS GROUP "MASTER Of THE WORLD" WITH CAMERA WITH CASE, 35 MM, $30. WIll ENTERTAIN TOMORROW NIGHT VINCENT PRICE AND CHARLES BOB, 9-8-200 DAYS. CHILD CARE: W,LL CARE fOR fOR THE lAST TIME. HE WilL BE BRONSON. LITTLE ONES IN MY HOME WITH lEAVING SHORTLY FOR CALIFORNIA PARENT'S MAGAZINE RATES MOVIE CAMERA, BEll & HOWELL, ENCLOSED PATIO WHILE MOTHER EXECUTIVE MESS WILL BE OPEN THIS AS GOOD FOR ADULTS, SUNDIAL MODEL 220, 8 MM, $60. GETS OUT FOR AFTERNOON/DAV. UNTIL 8 P.M. SUNDAY EVENINGS. VOUNG PEOPLE AND CHILDREN. CAll WALTER TRUEMAN, 5 40 NITES TRAILER 5 46• .. .. MONDAY MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE REGISTER fOR UNIVERSITY TAPE RECORDER, AKAI, M-6, LOST THE EARLY MONDAY MIXED CENTER COURSES USED VERY LITTLE, $175 WITHOUT ~ASSES, BifOCALS, BLACK BOWLING lEAGUE TEAMS #1 AND Now IS THE TIME TO REGIS­ ACCESSORIES. CALL CoE. SEITZ, fRAME. PORTER, EXT. 441. #4 Will PLAY THEIR MAKE-UP TER fOR UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII 9-288 DAYS. • •••• GAME THIS SUNDAY AT 4:00 P M. COURSES. REGISTRATION IS Two KEYS ON STRING TO BIKE BEING HELD IN ROOM I Of THE DRESS, PARTY-STYLE, AQUA AND QTRS. 411-A. CALL 2335. BEAUTY SALON SPECIAL GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL fROM 6 CHIFfON, SIZE 12. CALL 2705, THE BEAUTY SHOP Will fEATURE TO 8 THIS EVENING. TRAILER 775 fOUND: WATCH, OPTIMA, 21- A "SPECIAL" ON PERMANENT WAVES THE SUMMER SESSION IS TH JEWEL, AT EMON BEACH. CLAIM AT $10 F"OR FOUR DAYS, MAY 25 SLATED TO START MONDAY. AT SECURITY, 2219. THROUGH 20TH