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Re Ids Api Eturn to 1(8 Bahle Described ~HIGH TIDE UNI T10E 10-13-68 10-13-68 3.9 AT 2018 2.4 AT 1248 31 AT 0712 lJtOURGlASS 2.4 AT 0206 W.lps Fl. Arias o.slefl for JIIInI r_ TodaysNewl NE.VI YORK (UPI )-- HUBERT H HUMPU- P d- R -d R Off- CO CITY __ OL~I"ICS BEGIN ••• ::~;,~::~:';::~ ;:~~: ,:!~:,:':: :;" re Ids api eturn to 1(8 TRAFFIC JAM SLOWS TRAVEL TO STADIUM. A NATIONALLY TELE'IISEO POLICY ADDAESS PANAMA CITY (UPI J-- fwo NATIONAL GUAAO COLONELS TOO,,"Y ESr...SLISI1EO MIUTMIV PRAGUE __ RUS~IANS ANNOUNCE PLANS FOR ON LAW AND ORDEA BUT OECIOEO TO LIMIT ~UNTA TO RULE PANAMA r~LLOWING AN EARLY MOANING COUP WHILE TAOOPS SET UP SAND­ PUBLISHING PAPER IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA. HIS OTHER ACTI'IITIES IN NEW YORK CITY. I":"" MACHINEGUN NESTS AT SEVERAL KEY INTERSECTIONS. PANAMA CITY __ CouP OVERTHROWS GOVERN­ HUMPHREY WAS I'IEPORTED "rEELING 8ET- THE CANAL ZON[, QNLY TWO ""LES FROM THE PRESIOENTIAL PALACE, OUSTED PRESI_ MENT. Two NATIONAL GUARD COLONELS IN TtR" AFTER A GOOD NIGHT'S SLEEP HE ARNULFO ARIAS M[T WITli HIS CABINET AND ISSUED A STAT[MENT SAYING UE WOULD COMMAND. GOT UP AT 9 30 AM TO PUT THE rINISH_ __ U.S. "SUSPENDS" RElATIONS ING TOUCHES ON HIS LAW ANO OFIDER AO­ COUP .... "S THt. THIRD TIME IN HIS STORMy POLITICAL CAREER ARI .... S H.... S BEEN OUST­ WITH PANA ...... DRESS AS PRESIDENT OF PAN"MA HE HAD JUST TAKEN OFfiCE: 12 DAYS AGO HUMPHREY CANCELED A TOUR OF HARL[M, THE NATIONAL GUARD A~NOUNCEO THAT A TWO-MAN ~UNTA Of COL. BOLIVAR URRUTIA AND SAIGON -- GREtN BERtT CAMP AT THOONG EAST HARL[M AND THE GHETTO AREAS OF r_ cis R latio ICOl. JOSE MARIA I lfiLLA .... OULD TAKE: CON_ Duc CONTINUES TO FIOHT BACK. THE BRONX AND HIS STArr ANNOUNCEO HE US ~SP'I • as TROL OF THE COUNTRY Ntw YORK -- HUMPHREY FEELING BETTER •• WOULD NOT PARTICIPATE IN THE COLUMBUS I.. TROOPS IN FULL BATTLE DRESS F' .... NNEO GOING ON NATIONAL TV PROGRAM. DAY PARADE. HOWEVER, THERt WAS A R~lIIic of Pal.. OUT THROUGH THE CAPITAL AND ORDERED SEABR~, TEX. __ ASTRONAUTS' F'AM- SLIGHT CHANCt HE MIGHT C~NGE HIS MIND PASSERSBY ON TUE STREETS TO GO HOME. I ILlES WATCHED BY THt PRESS. ANO ATTEND TH[ ANNUAL MARCH ON tirTH WASHINGTON UPI )-- THE UNITED STATES EVE:RYTHIHG APPEARED CALM BUT PANAMAN. AVEN:"CC-____-c=: __ -:____ cc __ __ "SUSPENDED" BUT DID NOT SEVER RE- IANS FEARED RIOTING .... OULD ERUPT AFTER IWASHINGTON __ CONGRESS F'INISHES WITH WITH THE REPUBLIC or PANAMA AS NIGllTFALL. TH[ MILITARY TAKEOVER OF THE SHOPKEEPERS ALONG CENTRAL AVENUE-- MOOI Flight Steady ICAN NATION. THE C.... PITAL·S MAtN STREET--PUT UP RIOT SPACE CENTER (UPI)-- THE CREW or OF STATE DEAN RUSK SAID THE SCREENS IN THEIR STOREFRONTS ApOLLO 7, MANEUVERING WITH A MIGHTY QUESTIONS ARISING FROM THt TRArflC WAS SPARSE aUT RESTRICTEO IN ROCKET nUIT flREALLY SOCKS IT TO YOU,fI ON WERE "OF' PROfOUND CONSEQUENCE ONLY THREE AREAS Of' THE CAPITAL-­ UtHTEO STATtS," RACED TO A SUCCESSFUL MOCK RESCUE AROVNO THE PRESIDENTIAL PALACE, ARIAS' O[PARTMENT SPOKESM"N SAID IT WAS "TOO or MOON EXPLORERS STRANDED IN SPACE PRIVATE RESIDENCE AND AROUND rHE NAT_ TOD"'Y. Y TO MAKE ANY JUDGMENTS ABOUT THE IONAL GUARD HEADQUARTERS. "THAT'S A R[AL KICK IN THt F"'NNY," """" SUBSTANT/VELY. THE SITUATION THE NATIONAL GU .... RO PERMITTED ONLY ONf I N FLUX II CALLED ApOLLO 7 COMMANDER W4LTER NEWSPAPER TO PUBLISH THIS MORNING .... ND SCHIRRA 4S THE SPACE CR4FT'S BIG ICIALS SAID THEY KAD NO INFORMATION SET UP ARMED GUARDS AROUND THE BUILO­ ROCKET SL"'MMEO TN EM TOWARD A RENOEZ_ NATURE OF THE MILITARY LE .... DERS INas OF TWO OTHE~ NEWSPAPERS, R[fUSING VOUS WITH THEIA BURNED-OUT SECOND SEIZEO THt GO~ERN- TO ALLOW WORKERS TO LEAVE. 80,000 If OI,.pics ST4GE BOOSTER REPRESENTING A ORlrT­ A GUARD STATEMENT WAS PUBLISHED IN ING LUNER LANDER. THE COUP IN PANAMA, ALONG THE O~E Ntlo'SPAPER ALLOWED TO PR I NT, MEXICO CITY (UPI )-_ A CROWD EXPECTED GOVERNMENT QVERTHROW IN PERU TOTAL JAHMEO INTO TNE OLY .... - ApOLLO 7, STEERING VISUALLY, PULL~ EL MUNDO, WHICH SAID THE NATIONAL 80,800 PIC STADIUM TODAY rOil THE COLORFUL OP­ ED TO WITNIN 70 VARDS OF TNE WILDL.Y ::';;,;;':,;THIS WEEK, WAS A BLOW TO U.S. GUARO "HAS CONTROL OF ALL DETACHMENTS TUMBLJNG flOCK[T ,TAGE IN TKI; SMOOTH TO ENCOURAGE CONSTITUTIONAL DEV- or THE REPU8LIC" A~D THAT ALL OFfl ENING CEREMONIES or THE OLYMPICS As SECOND DAY or THE MISSION. IT WAS IN LATIN AMERICA. CLASSES AND TROOPS HA~E ~OlNED THE ! I 0 NATIONAL FLAGS FLUTTERED A80VE THE I CONCERN rOR PANAMA AND THE U.S.~ THE MOST INTRICATE AND SPECT4CULAR MOVEMENT A~O THAT COMPLETt CALM REIGNS STADIUM RIM UNDER SUNNY MEXICAN SKIES. TUT PLANNEO rOR THC I '''OAl'', 163- INISTEREO CANAL ZONE WAS UNDERSCORED THRouaHouT THE COUNTRY." ApPROXIMATELY A HALF_HOUR BEFORE THE ORBIT F'LIGHT. lMM(OIATE RETURN OF U.S. AM- IT FURTHER SAIO ALL CONST/TUT/ONAL SCHEDULED START or THE CERE .... ONIES, THE RENDEZVOUS WAS so IMPDRT4NT ::'~:~::,'C;:HARlES w. AO .... IR, JR. AN~ CAN· GUARANTEES WOULD RETURN FOLLOWING TH[ SOME 70,000 F'ANS WERE IN THEIR SEATS WALTER p. LIB[R TO THEIR TI1"'T SCI1IRRA, HIS DI$L'~t OF SPACE­ 1 DEPARTURE or "AJ.4BITIOllS AND UNCON­ IN THE MODERNISTIC SAUCER. BORN TELEVISION DIMMED FURTHER BY IN PANAMA. TIIOLLEO POUTIC/AHS," APPARENTLY RE­ No SOLOftRS WERE IN EVIOtt.lCf' A'InIlNr> TH~ FIRST H[40 COLD IN SP"'Ct. VIOLENT RIOTS IN PANAMA IN 1964 LEO TO F'EARING TO THE ARIAS' GOVERNMENT. THE STADIUM IN THIS CAPIT .... L elTY , REF'USE TO FOUL UP OUR TIME LINES BREAK IN RELATIONS BETWEEN THE TWO IN THE: CANAL ZONE, THE U.S GOVERN­ WAS ROCKED BY STREET VIOLENCE THAT WAV/' SNAPPED SCHIRR4 TO HIS IES AND SUBSEQUENTLY TO A REVIEW MENT WARNtD ALL A~ERICAN MILITARY AND LAST WEEK THAT CLAIMEI) AT LEAST 33 BOSS, ASTRONAUT CHIEF DONALD SLAY­ 1903 TRE .... TY REGULATING U.S. STE­ CIVILIAN PERSONNEL IN PANAMA TO BE LIVES. ApPROXU4ATELY 1,000 SOLDIERS TON. I~':"'"'P or THE CANAL AND GRANTING THE PREPARED TO EVACUATE THE COUNTRY TO AND "G$ENAOEROS" (RIOT POLICE) Wf:;RE INSTEAD, SCHIRRA ANO HIS CREWMATES, AVTHORITY TO ADMINISTtR THE CANAL THE CANAL ZONE, A TERRITORY UNDER THE DeSERVED ON VARIOUS SIDE STREETS NOT DONN EISELE 4NO WALTER CUNNINGH4M, N PERPETUITY. ADMINISTRATION OF THE UNITED STATES. F'AR FROM THE ST .... OI UM, BUT THERE BEGAN THE THREE .... NO 1/2 Milt CHASE NO UNUSUAL POLICE ACTIVITY IN THE OF' THE S[CONO STAGE OF THE SATURN Relief rom &gages &tIDy ME"A. 18 ROCKET THAT LIF'TED THEM 'NTO AlWAYS~BUSY INSURGENTES BOUlEVARD, SPACE nSTER04". RUNS PAST THE STAOIU~, HAD A TME FIRST Io-SECONO BURST or THE BaHle Described "Eyeball to Eyeball SEVEN-MILE-LONG TRAFFIC JAM EXTENDING SP4CECR4FT'S 21,OOD-pouNO THRUST SAIGOO (UP, )-- SOUTH VIETNAMESE TROOPS IN A RELIEF' rORcE HEADING TOWARD THE rROM THE STADIUM AREA SACK TOWARD SERVICE PROPULSION ENGINE--BIGGEST GREEN BERET CAMP AT THUONG Duc rOUGHT 2,000 NORTH VIETNAMESE REGULARS TODAY IN OO'<lNTO'<lN MEXICO CITY. HO'<lEVER, OTHER MAN HAS , .... '"It HAffOl-tO IN iijPACE--PRo­ COM OAT DCSCRII1CO 45 "CyeD4LL TO CYEBALL." THC DATTL[ RAGED INTO THE ~IGHT .... T ROADS TO THE STAOIUM WERE CLEAR AND OUCEO THE ONLl" OUTSPOKEN ENTHUSIASM HAND·QRENAOE RANGE TIIArrlC WAS MOVING SMOOTHLY. THE 4STRONAUTS HAD SHOWN DURING 4 DAY ALLIED SPOKE:SMEN REP:;lRTEO AT LEAST 54 NORTH VIETNAMESE KILl rll riGHTING 2'5 SOME 30 MINUTES BEFORE THE CEREMON­ /N_ .I"ACE. MILES rROM THUONG Duc, AN OUTPOST 25 MILES SOUTHWEST OF DA NANG WHICH SITS AS­ ItS, STADIUM WORKERS WITH HOTORIlEO "M.t.N, TH4T'S A RIDE AND THE BEAUTY TRIDE A MAIN COMHUNIST INfiLTRATION ROUTE. SOUTH VIETNAMtSE LOSSES .... ERe FOUR LAWNHOWERS pUT THE FINAL TOUCHES ON REAI-LY SOCKS IT TO YOU." KILLED .... NO 14 .... OUNOEO, SPOKESMEN SAID YHE BRILLIANT GREEN INFIELD. IT WAS THE SE:COND aATTLE OF THE DAY IN THE THUONG Duc AREA. BErORE DAWN, .... NORTH V,ETNAMESE: FORCE STORMED' A NIGHT DEFENSIVE POSITION MANNED BY U.S. MAR­ INES FIVE MILtS NORTH OF THE C.... MP, KI .fIIod of ING EIGHT AMERICANS AND WOUNDING 20 BE­ FORE BtlNG DRIVEN OFr. THE MARINES RE­ PORTED KILLING 31 NORTH VIETNAMESE. Plan to Publish Czech MONSOON RAIN TURNED THE THUONC Due THE RUSSIANS TODAY ANNOUNCED PLANS FOR PUBLISHING A PRAQUE AREA INTO A QUAGMIRE AS THE 4,OOO-MAN NEWSPAPER AIMED At COUNTERIN~ ANTI-SOVIET fEELING IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA. ALLIED RELIEF rORCE TRIED TO REACH THE MANY CZECHOSLOVAKS RtACTEO ANGRILY TO THE IDEA, SAYING T~E NEWSPAPtR WAS CAMP ANO CRUSH THE COMMUNIST THRCAT TO MtRELY ANOTHER ILLEG .... L PROPAGANDA ACT TO BE USED BY THE SOVIETS AS A TOOL IN IT Loss or THUONG Duc WOULD OPEN THE DISCREDITING CZ[CHOSLOVAKIA'S PROGRESSIVE MOVEMeNT. WAY TO THE POSSIBILITY OF A MA~OR COM­ PRAGUE MORNING NE .... SPAPERS CARRIED BRIEr ITEMS ANNOUNCINQ THE RUSSIAN NE .... S Still '" 010,.. for Coagress MUNIST Of"F'EHS/~E ON DA NANG ••• SITE: OF AGENCY NOVOSTI WOULD BE POBLISHING THE NEW .... EEKLY NEWSPAPER IN THE NEXT FEW A MAJOR U.S. AIRBASE DAyS IN BOTH CZECH AND SLOVAK. WASHINGTOO (UPI )-- TNE 90TH CONGII;ESS POOR F'LYING WEATHER CURT .... ILEO AMERI~ THE CZECHOSLOVAK NEWS AGENCY CTK RUSSIAN PAPER WOULD COUNTER riNISHED WITH ITS BUSI~ESS TODAY CAN AIR RAIDS AGAINST THE PANHANDLE, WANTED TO AND GO HOME.
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