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All The News That FIts We PrInt IVOL 9, No 8539 KWAJALEIN,~~~~~~~!S_L_A_N_D_S ____~ __=- __ ~ __ -=__ w_e_d_n_e_s_d_a~y_, __O_c_t_ob_e~r~2_2 __ ,_1_9_6~ Government After Deadline for Georgia School Desegregation WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The government Three weeks later, GeorgIa flIed a for an InJunctIon, applIes to all of sought a federal court order today to motlon to have the SUIt dlsmlssed, GeorgIa's 192 publIC school systems desegregate every publIC school In WhlCh lS certaIn to cause consldera­ Of GeorgIa's one mIllIon pupIls, the GeorgIa by next September ble delay SUIt charged, only 15 percent of the The JustIce Department asked U S But Deputy ASSIstant Attorney Gen­ state's 360,000 Negro chIldren attend­ DIstrIct Court In Atlanta for a pre­ eral Frank M Dunbaugh saId the prac­ ed predomInately whIte schools last lImInary InjUnctIon In connectIon WIth tlcal effect of the prelImInary In­ year ltS Aug 1 desegregatlon SUIt, Whlch JunctIon -- If granted -- would be GeorgIa Gov Lester Maddox charged set forth no deadlIne for desegrega­ to elIIDlnate the need for a court today hIS state was singled out by tlon of the state's entlre school sys- SUlt the JustIce Department because Pres­ tern The Aug 1 SUIt charged that Geor­ Ident NIxon does not lIke hIm The Aug 1 SUIt was flIed 1n connec­ gIa offlclals "perpetuate the unlaw­ The request for InjUnctIon came on tlon wlth the new Nlxon AdmInIstratIon ful dual system of schools based on the eve of an unprecedented government pollcy to SubstItute legal actIon for race and educatlonal opportunItIes plea to the Supreme Court for a delay cuttIng off federal school ald funds for Negro students WhlCh are InferIor In Integrat10n of publIC schools In to dlstrlcts that malntaln segregated to those provlded for whIte students" MISS1SSIPPI The1r request was on schools The as well as the st grounds of need1ng more tIme for plans 'It Senator Seeles firm Date former General Denies for Viet Nam Ceasefire Protecting Wooldridge WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Senate Repub­ llcan Leader Hugh Scott urged the U S WASHINGTON (UPI) -- RetIred MaJ Gen today to fIX a fIrm date for a cease­ Carl Turner testIfIed today hIS "aver­ fIre ln Vlet Nam The Admlnlstratlon SIon to fIshIng expedItIons, wltch­ already has moved "qulte close" to lt, huntIng and baseless rumors" led hIm to he saId hush up two lnvestlgatlons Into an al­ "The sooner the better," Scott told leged enlIsted man's club scandal reporters He saId 1t was t1me for "I want to make It abundantly clear "an announced IntentIon on a certaIn that I never protected Sgt MaJ Wm 0 date of a ceaseflre WooldrIdge or anyone else on an Invest­ " If we proclaIm a ceaseflre, IgatIon," Turner told the Senate Per­ InVIte the enemy to JOIn, and observe manent Invest1gatlon SubcommIttee on It ourselves, we have taken the fIrst h1s th1rd appearance step,' Scott saId "It mIght be a As Provost Marshal, he saId, he was small step for us but a gIant step for "Just another staff offlcer," and call­ lastIng peace " ed the reports to the attentIon of Gen Scott noted that the present AmerI­ Harold J Johnson, then Army ChIef of can POlICY of "protectIve reactIon" Staff was qUIte close to an actudl ceaseflre Turner saId Johnson told hlm to "Keep and hIS assessment was backed by Sen­ on 1t Keep me posted Check It out " ate DemocratIc Leader MIke MansfIeld But Turner saId he heard no more about the WooldrIdge case untIl after he re­ Panther Leader Calls tIred from the Army rChicago Eight' Trial c~ew membe~s of th~ee Sov&et Soyuz Laird Doubts Success of rRailroad Operation' space velncles sent &nto Ea~th o~b&t &n a ~epo~ted attempt to bu&ld the Unilateral Shooting Halt CHICAGO (UPI) -- Black Panther Lea­ f&~st pe~anent space stat&on (stand­ der Bobby Seale celebrated hIS blrth­ &ng f~on left to ~&aht) V&cto~ Go~bat­ WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Defense Secretary dav today and called the "Chlcago EIght" ko, Anato ly F& hpchenko and Vlad&s lav Melvln R Lalrd saId today the Pentagon trId] a "raIlroad operatIon from NIxon Volkov and seated Vale~y YubasovJ IS opposed to any U S ceaseflre In on down' and accuslng a prosecutor of Geo~qu Shonk&n, Vlad&m&~ Shatlov, Al­ V1et Nam w1thout assurances from the beIng a raCIst exe& Yeleseuev CommunIsts that they WIll stop shootIng The NatIonal Chalrman of the black Senate C'ommittee Approves too mliltant organlzatlon stood, pOInted Lalrd sald he dId not belIeve a unl- hIS flnger at U S DISt Judge J J Bill Permitting Individuals lateral ceaseflre by U S troops could Hoffman and Ass't U S Attorney Rlch­ be successful ared Schultz, and denounced them In To Check Credit Rating Files Laud made hIS comments at a luncheon angry courtroom outbursts WASHINGTON (UPI) A bIll that meetIng of the Overseas WrIters Club ~offman and U S ~arshals repeatedly would allow people to look Into the where hIS remarks would be attached reprImanded Seale for hIS conduct flIes kept on them by credlt ratlng dlrectly to hIm The Judge warned hIm "such outbursts bureaus won the Senate Banklng Com- At the Wh1te House, PresIdentIal are contumacIous and wlll be dealt mlttee's unanlmous approval today Press Secretary Ronald ZIegler sald ,nth at the approprlate tIme" The measure, Vlhlch now goes to the LaIrd was "speak1ng for the Pentagon Seale, who turned 33 today, IS on full Senate, was Insplred by the dl_S- as a member of the Admlnlstratlon" when trlal Wlth seven other men on charges closure that people have been turned he talked of the ceaseflre of consplrlng to Inclte rlots durIng down for credlt and for employment on Asked If he was serVIng as a spokes- the 1968 Democratlc Natlonal Conven­ the baSIS of Inaccurate Informatlon man for the Admlnlstratlon, ZIegler tIon kept by the natlon's 2,200 prlvately saId that Lalrd was "relatlng hlS pOInt HIS fIrst outburst followed the lat­ operated credlt agencles of Vlew he was referrlng to Pentagon est of manv frUItless attempts by The commlttee also approved legIs la- att1tudes " Seale to defend hlmself durlng the Ill­ tlon to permlt the Treasury to lend up Lalrd sald the best place for mutual ness of San Franclsco attorney Charles to $4 bIlllon to the Federal Home Loan assurances on a ceaseflre to be worked Garry, who the Black Panther leader Bank Board WhlCh In turn would lend It out was at the Peace talks belng held Inslsts IS hlS only lawyer to saVIngs and loan lnstltutlons In ParIS Page 2 HOURGLASS FM Sch dul MZC's Powder Man WED & THURS .• Oct 22 & 23 MZC's hlastln? opera tlon by the golf course 15 help1ng LIGHT CLASSICS - Boston Pops Orch­ to save a portion of Kwalalein estra conducted by Arthur Fledler Slnce Phyills struck ln Janu~ry, SAFEG UARD Officials Arrive 7 30 pm erOSlon has been occurrlng from vr 0 H Lange, Chlef SClentlst of the Ketelby, In a PerSlan Market, Rlm­ along Echo Pler to Emon Beach Rocks SAFEGUARD System Command, and COL E V Lau, sky Korsakov, Fllght of the Bumble are belng gathered by a large crane Dlrector of SAFSCOM's Productlon and LOglStlCS Bee, Song of Ind1a, Mendelssohn, after the exploslon to be used as Dlrectorate, arrlved on thlS afternoon's North­ War March of the Prlests, Nicolal, rlprap along the affected area west fllght Durlng the comlng week, they wlll Overture Merry Wlves of Wlndsor The man responslble for the thun­ be lnvolved ln KMR brleflngs wlth emphasls on LOVE IS BLUE - Franck Pourcel & derlng blasts each afternoon at the SAFEGUARD Malntenance Data System tests H1S Orchestra 7 55 pm hlgh tlde has a perfect safety re­ belng conducted at Meck Island Dr Lange's L'Amour est bleu, The Last Waltz, cord He must last V1Slt to KwaJaleln was ln August of 1966, Adaglo from Conclerto AranJuez, A carpenter can nlck hlS flnger thlS 15 COL Lau's flrst V1Slt San Franclsco, Yeh, Yeh, You Only whlle sawlng, a teacher can glve a Dr Lange was born June 1, 1912 ln Haynau, Llve Twlce, The World We Knew, faulty lilustratlon and an englneer Germany, and became an Amerlcan cltlzen on May C'est La Rose, Llve for Llfe, Moon can even make an error ln hlS calcu­ 5, 1959 He recelved hlS Master of SClence Rlver, Caslno Royale, Somethln' latlons degree ln mathematlcs, Stupld But wlth 700 pounds of dynamlte at phYS1CS and che~lstry ELLA SWINGS GENTLY WITH NELSON - the other end of the prlmer cord, a at the Unlverslty of Ella Fltzgerald - Arranged and Con­ powder man can't even have a small Breslau, Germany and ducted by Nelson Rlddle - 8 29 pm error, a "typo" ln hlS work hlS Ph D ln phYS1CS, Sweet and Slow, Georgla On My Mlnd, Danny Macadamla lS a professlonal electronlcs and mathe­ I Can't Get Started, Street of He's allve matlcs at the Berlln Dreams, Imaglnatlon, The Very Instltute of Technol­ Thought of You, It's a Blue World, ogy Darn That Dream, He's Funny That From 1936 untll Way, I Wlshed on the Moon, It's a 1939, he had a re­ Plty to Say Goodnlght, My One and search scholarshlp Only Love, Body and Soul wlth the Electronlc ROMANTIC JAPANESE MANDOLINS - Yot­ Department of the suo Koyama's Cherry Blossom Ensem­ Helnrlch Hertz In- ble plays tradltlonal and modern stltute In Berlln mUSle of Japan - 9 10 pm From 1936 untll 1939, he had a research Moon Over Hozen-Temple Alley, Fare­ scholarshlp wlth the Electronlc Department of well From a Telephone Booth, What - the Helnrlch Hertz Instltute ln Berlln From Does the Flrst Star Look Llke? Chu­ ..,. - 1939 unol 1945, he worked at the German Army Jl'S Lullaby, Waterfront Splrlt, Mlsslle Center 1n Peenemuende on V-2 gUldance Stardust, Kyukkyo Folk Song, Tear­ and control and later ln charge of the "Wasser­ ful Malden of Oshlma Island, Song fall" surface-to-alr mlsslle of the Mountaln Lads, Flrst Love Dr Lange lS the author of several papers on Waltz, The Wanderer, True Love computers, homlng gUldance and related lnstru­ HAWAII - Martln Denny - 9 45 pm mentatlon He lS the coauthor of the book, Hawall, Lahalna Luna, The Wlshlng Space Carrler Vehlcles and a contrlbutor to Doll, I'll Remember You, Jerusha's the book From Peenemuende to Outer Space He Theme, Tlny Bubbles, Here lS Hap­ " ,', "" is a member of the Edltor12l Board of Handbook p1ness, Hawallan Rhapsody, Oro, BLAST EXPERT Danny "rounds" up for Astronautlcal Englneerlng and has contrlb­ Return to Paradlse, Manuela Boy, pr&mer cord ~n preparat~on for one uted a varlety of artlcles on management prac­ Suklyakl of the several explos~ons he deton­ tlces and the Saturn programs to professlonal LOOK AROUND - Serglo Mendes & Bra­ ates da~ly magazlnes Patents of hls on computers and sll - 10 15 pm As MZC's only powder man, Danny The Look of Love, To Say Goodbye, related lnstrumentatlon are neld by the Brlt­ has exploded 300,000 pounds of dyna­ The Beat, So Many Stars, Look ish Mln1stry of Supply He has been 1ssued mlte on the atoll He sets off Around, Wlth A Llttle Help From My Datents by the U S Patert Off1ce on pulsed seven 100 pound charges ln nlne sec­ and cont1nuous Detonation Reaction Eng1nes Frlend, Roda Llke a Lover, The ond lntervals da~ly ~.nth Frog, Trlsteza Prior to h1S ass1gnment the SAFEGUARD Sys­ Kentron dellvers the dynamlte ln ALL TUmS LISTED ARE APPROXIMATE tem Command ln 1965, Dr Lange was Project Dir­ a speclally deslgned truck Global Dlnner muslc from 6 30 - 7 30 pm ector of the Saturn Systems Offlce of the Mar­ Securlty sees that the hazard area shall Space Flight Center ln Huntsvllle, Ala Llsten to The Commander's Hour fol­ lS clear of personnel Then, the COL Lau, born ln 1915, recelved hlS Bachelor lowlng tonlght's FM program FAA controllers ln the tower are of SC1ence degree from Bloomsburg Stdte Teach­ called to make sure no planes are ers College ln Pennsylvanla and attended grad­ Did You Know? approachlng uate school at Duke Unlverslty and the Unlver­ The seasonal fly problem 1S at Only then does Danny attach the Sity of Maryland ltS peak durlng thlS tlme of the cap to the prlmer cord, before de­ He was commlssloned 1942 after completlng year There has been llttle change tonatlng the charge Coconuts fly, Offlcer Candldate 1n the methods of control over the coral rlchochets and lt'S no place School at Aberdeen past decade except for the intro­ for spectators' ProVlng Grounds COL ductlon of new pestlcldes Each Lau also completed ad­ 1ndlvidual on th1S island can do Conserve Water vanced mliltary hlS share ln ellmlnatlng these courses at the Com­ pests by assurlng hlmself flrst mand and General Our Supply Is Low that all anlmal and organlc waste Staff College ln 1956 ln the v1c1nlty of hlS home has and the Armed been placed ln the authorlzed con­ Staff College 1n 1960 talners for dlsposal Second, gar­ Pr10r asslgnments bage lS allowed to draln so that lnclude tours ln excess water wlll not lnterfere Chlna, Austrla, Vlet COMMAND~'R'S HOUR wlth burnlng Thlrd, lf you know Nam and Japan From 1818 - 1848 any posslble breedlng places, call 1961 - 1964 COL Lau HOURS BUlldlng and Grounds (83518) or the was D1rector of Productlon and Procurement at Hospltal Sanltatlon Personnel the Army 1I11ss1le COTTlIl1and 1"'1 Huntsvllie wh1le (82163 or 82150) also servlng as a Unlted States Representatlve ThlS week, bugs to you and me, Your actlve cooperatlon lS earn­ as Mr Sugerman, U S Army Hawa1l to NATO He ~vas Conunandlng Offlcer of the Army estly Sollclted ln helplng to abate Procurement Agency in Japan for the next three Entomologlst lS our guest thlS nUlsance Baldo Yacus lS a KwaJ Good years He was ass~~~ed to hlS present POSltlon ln 1967 Guy and LT Rhoades and long, tall Neale sport lt up Halloween Time The next seSSlon of the Speclal Llsten to Commander's Hour on The annual Speclal SerVlces Halloween Cos­ SerVlces sponsored sewlng classes Wednesday evenlng each week over tume Contest w1ll be held on Oct 31st at 6 30 for glrls wlll be Thursday, Oct 23 AFRS The program lS also alred pm at the Rlchardson Theater Chlldren through at 3 30 pm ln the Conununlty Center over FM followlng the _~gular pro­ the slxth grade wlll be competlng All glrls enrolled,please attend gram each Wednesday evenlng

Fage 4 HOlJl'lGLASS SPORTS J { J =------~~------~~-- SPORTS SPECIALS The owner of the MInnesota TwIns, Calvln GrlffIth, says former Callfornla Angel mana­ ger Blll Rlgney has accepted a Job as the new manager of the Twlns GrIfflth says he of­ fered the Job to Rlgney at the baseball meet­ The unbeaten New York Knlcker­ Ing In Chlcago Rlgney was flred last Mayas bockers ran thelr wlnnlng streak to the manager of the Callfornla Angels but has flve games In the Natlonal Basket­ a contract runnlng through the 1970 season ball Assoclatlon last nlght wlth a He lS expected to accept the Job formally 140-116 romp over the Phoenlx Suns tomorrow after negotlatlng a settlement wlth Walt Frazler scored 28 pOlnts for the Angels Rlgney wlll be replaclng Bllly New York Connle Hawklns scored 27 Martln, who was flred durlng the World Serles for Phoenlx ~artln led the Twlns to the Western Dlvlslon The Detrolt Plstons edged the champlonshlp but the team lost to Baltlmore Boston Celtlcs 98-97 on two free for the Amerlcan League pennant Rlgney, throws by Jlmmy Walker and seven who wlll reportedly slgn a one-year contract, seconds to play IS the fourth TwIns' manager In as many sea­ And the Los Angeles Lakers beat sons the Baltlmore Bullets 142-137 In In the only Natlonal Hockey League game overtlme Jerry West and WIlt Chamberlaln comblned for 77 pOlnts last nlght, the Oakland Seals outscored the YANKEES COACH CZ~ff Cosbod~ZZo for the Lakers Chamberlaln scored PIttsburgh PenguIns, 4-3 Seals' center looks pens~ve dur~ng a recent 38 r·hke Laughton scored the wlnnlng goal on an L~ttZe League game eIght-foot backhand shot In the flnal perlod In the AmerIcan Basketball Asso­ The Seals had gaIned a 3-0 lead before PlttS­ clatlon the unbeaten Los Angeles Yaniees Coach burgh tled It up early In the thlrd perlod Stars won thelr fourth In a row, The coachlng staff of the Llttle The latest college football statlstlcs show trounclng the New Orleans Buc­ League Yankees conslsts of Cllff that thls lS the hlghest scorlng and greatest caneers 119-99 Larry Mlller Cosbodlllo, who has dlrected Llt­ offensIve season In the sport's 100 year hls­ scored 28 pOlnts for Los Angeles tle League teams several years and tory The average game thls season has pro­ Denver's Spencer Haywood turned has played most sports on lsland duced a total of 42 pOInts, almost three In a brllllant IndIvldual perfor­ The Yankees' sllent coach, Bob pOInts more than last year when all offenslve mance, but In a losIng cause The Phllllps, released thls report on records were broken Also, total offense per Dallas Chaparrels beat the Rockets the team "Mark Carlson and Dean game lS up to 644 and one-half yards per 120-108 Haywood scored 22 pOlnts Haugen trade off as our catchers game, compared wIth 629 yards at thlS pOInt and grabbed 26 rebounds Hlgh Both are falrly good hltters last year Of thls year's flgure, rushlng scorer for Dallas was Glen Combs "Shortstop MIke Medelros has has the pdge on passIng by about 40 yards per wIth 25 pOlnts savvy, covers hls posltlon well And the Kentucky Colonels broke game Last year, the breakdown was almost and lS one of our better hltters even lnto the vlctory colLJmn wlth a He has the team splrlt whlch we There may be some nervous athletlc dlrect­ 127-115 declslon over the Washlng­ hope all our players wlll develop ors and coaches on college campuses today ton Caps Darel Carrler scored 33 "Robert Rapacehetta, flrse base­ The FCt\A councIl, meetIng In Kansas Clty, pOInts for Kentucky Washlngton's man, lS an all-round performer WIll hear a report from ltS commlttee on RICk Barry scored 20 A fIne hltter, we expect hlm to rules InfractIons That could mean proba­ * * * * * lmprove even more tIons or sanctIons agalnst some schools The "Outflelder Rlck Klrby has one NCAA yesterday lIfted on schedule ltS one­ of the best arms we've seen And year probatIons agaInst St Bonaventure and he's good wlth the stlck Another Pan AmerIcan unIversIty outflelder, Rlcky Fowler has made St LOUIS CardInals manager Red Schoendlenst several flne catches and should says he doesn't know yet where he WIll use lmprove at bat Carl Taylor, acquIred yesterday In a trade "Just back from vacatlon, Tom wIth the PIttsburgh Plrates Taylor can play Marshall wlll help us out In the fIrst base, the outfIeld or catch But, Tay­ outfleld lor's abillty wIth the bat IS what prompted "Blll Clark, Charlle Wells and the Cards to get hIm and gIve up pltcher Dave Ken CottrIll are all worklng, and GUlstl Dlus reserve catcher Dave Rlcketts If they perslst, should become Apparently baseball has offered Seattle a good outfleiders chance to keep ItS AmerIcan League franchIse SOCCER ACTION durlng Sundayfs "Young Ronnle Peterson throws It ~as been learned that the AmerIcan League contest at the Soccer Fleld and catches adequately from hls has gIven Seattle a three-polnt ultlmatum second base posltlon He may de­ whIch must be met by October 29th In order SOCCER velop lnto a flne ball player If to keep t~e PIlots ThlS Sunday's soccer game wlll he decldes he wants to ~e fIrst pOInt lS belleved to be that the Plt the Hlgh School Spartans vs "Pltcher Brad Mlchel lS good te~polary home of the PIlots, Slck's Sta­ the Shamrock Rovers at 5 pm at He bats equally as well When he dl~ be enlarged from 22,500 seats to 28,000 the Soccer Fleld Don't mlSS all understands the concept of team­ bl the start of the 1970 season Secondly, the actIon work more, he wlll be a valuable pround breakIng plans for a new domed sta­ * * * * * asset to any team dlU~ ~ust be completed by the end of 1970 "We extend an lnvltatlon to and tJle stadl urn must be ready by openlng day, fast Pitch Schedule parents to come out and see how JQ73 And, fInally, there must be eVIdence Thursday, October 23 thelr son l8 dOlng" Games are of ~~o~gh Seattle flnanclal lnterest so that Dally Fleld played dally at the Llttle League WIllIam DaleJ, who now owns 62 per cent of 5 30 Rocky Rooters vs ROI Namur Fleld the club, can get out and gIve the PIlots (Neale & Bolllan) * * * * * local ownershIp Daley lS fro~ Cleveland Brandon FIeld Vor~er A~erican League umpIres Al Salerno 5 15 OlyIllpla vs Kentron MEN'S VOLLEY BALL al1d BIll Valentlne have flIed a tl mlllion (Yamashlta & Rhoades) Thursday, Oct 23 damage SUIt agaInst league presIdent Joe Cro­ FrIday, October 24 6 pm Roadrunners B vs Doves DIn and Paul Porter Porter IS the legal ad­ Dally FIeld r pm Roadrunners A vs LDS A VIsor to the commISSIoner of baseball Both 5 15 Rocky Rooters vs Wenoca FrIday, Oct 24 umpIres, who were fIred In Sept 1968, say (AntonIo & Gouvela) 6 pm Palm Ter B vs Roadrunners they were fIred because they trled to organ- Brandon Fleld 7 pm Palm Terrace A vs LDS A 17e the league umplres The league sald the 5 15 OlyIllpla vs Vlklngs LDS B over Palm Terrace B flrlngs were for Incompete~ce (Akana & ChIng) 13-10 15-11 Pro basketball's ~lllion dollar rookIe Lew S K F edged the Pocky Rooters, * * * * * Alclndor of the r1l1waukee Bucks lS II vlng up 17-16 at Dally FIeld last nlght Little L agu Sch dul to ~IS reputatIon establIshed In college In The Rocky Rooters led 10-6 untll Thursday, Oct 23 two games the 7-1 center leads the Bucks In S K F rallled for nlne runs In 5 pm Glants vs Atlanta scorIng, fleld goal percentage and mInutes the bottom of the slxth InnIng FrIday, Oct 24 played From the free throw Ilne he IS se­ and held the losers to SlX runs 5 pm Whlte Sox vs Ebeye Angels cond oest on tne team and he's thIrd lr as­ In the flnal lnnlng Fountaln led The Ebeye Angels scored a 12-0 s~sts In Alclndor's fIrst two game~ h~ the Wlnners wIth a double and a shutout over the Yankees In actlon scored 48 pOInts, hlttlng an average of bet­ home run Hansen had two slngles last nlght PItcher Arden held ter than 41 per cent al1~ a homer for the Rooters the Yankees to one hlt Wednesday, Octobe_r__ 2_2_, __1_9_6_9 ______H_O_U_R_G_L_A_S_S ______J_i_V_, __j~I loday's Wall Str t Roundup Hurricane-Trapped Ship Sends Reports NEW YORK (UPI) -- Turnovers ballooned to a near 1969 hIgh of Mlaml (UPI)--A ShlP caught ln the eye of Hurrlcane Laurle radloed data to 19,320,000 shares today as peace the Natlonal Hurrlcane Center today as the weakenlng storm took alm at the hopes and a reductIon In some short southern tlP of Florlda wlth 80 mlle-an-hour wlnds term Interest rates drove stocks A hurrlcane watch was extended from Cedar Key southward to lnclude the Florlda hIgher for the thIrd stralght ses­ Keys Gale warnlngs were up from Ft Myers southward through Florlda Bay and SIon the Keys west of Key Largo The hur- Rebel General Surrenders After barrellng ahead much of last rlcane center sald a 10,000-ton frelght- week, the market appeared to muster er, the Guadelupe, was lnslde the eye Mutinous Artillery Regiment addItIonal support from the "new of the hurrlcane and helped plnpolnt mood of optImIsm" on CapItol HIll Laurle's posltlon and strength The Santlago, ChIle (UPI)--Rebel Gen over prospects for endIng the Vlet ShlP was ln no danger Robert Vlaux surrendered hlS artll- Nam War At 2 pm EDT the storm was centered lery reglment to a presldentlal envoy House RepublIcan Leader Gerald near latltude 25 2 north, longltude today, endlng a 22-hour revolt for Ford predIcted the sltuatlon In 86 0 west That lS about 25 mlles west more pay for soldlers and a shakeup Ylet Nam WIll Improve so much In northwest of Key West and 360 mlles In the Army hlgh command It was the the comIng months that Congress next west of Mlaml It was movlng east at German-tralned Chllean Army's flrst next year can begIn conslderlng 8 to 10 mlles an hour mutlnous uprlslng In 37 years abolIshIng the draft Reports from the Guadelupe and satel­ Vlaux clalmed the government had A defense offICIal saId the cost Ilte photos lndlcated the storm had agreed to all of hlS demands But he of the war WIll be slIced to an an­ weakened after doubllng back through the made the statement whlle under house nual rate of around $17 bIllIon by Gulf of Mexlco, but ltS forward speed arrest and faclng almost certaln court the end of fIscal 1970 compared had pl cked up martlal The troops who JOIned hlm WIth almost tWIce that In fIscal Tldes up to fou~ ~e~t above normal In the revolt returned to duty 1969 were expected torlght south of ~aples The revolt ended wlth mllltary Senate RepublIcan Leader Hugh and through the Florlda Keys Up to pomp and ceremony The rebel gar­ Scott saId It was tIme to move SlX Inches of raln were forecast rlson's band played the German World from the present POlICY of "pro­ "If the present trend contlnues, the War I marchlng song, "I Had a Com­ tectIve restraInt" on the part of storm center wlll reach the coast wlth rade," as Vlaux bade an emotlonal U S forces to "the announced In­ only mlnlmal hurrlcane wlnds," farewell to hlS fellow rebels tentIon of a ceaseflre " the hurrlcane center sald "However, Some of the troops, whose monthly "Traders were confIdent that It IS too early to be certaln and readl­ pay ranges from $20 to $50, wept Washington was mOVIng closer to a ness should be malntalned to take fast Gen Alfredo Manh, representIng VIet Nam settlement and toward and protectlve actlon " Presldent Eduardo Frel, recelved moderatIon of monetary restraInt," "Durlng t'1e last 12 Gours cool, dry the surrender Monte Gordon, FIrst VIce PreSIdent alr from an approachlng cold front has The revolt ended wlth no mllltary of Bache and Co Brokerage comment­ Inflltrated the storm system and sharp­ casualtles Fourteen clvlllans were ed ly reduced 1 ts Intensl ty," the weather hospltallzed wlth bullet wounds, how­ Newton Zlnder, analyst for E bureau sald ever, after rebel noncoms flred on F Hutton, pOInted out that the Born In the northern Carlbbean, Lau­ them for stonlng the Non-Commlssloned market contInued to fInd strong rle marched north through the Gulf of Offlcers School adJolnlng the rebel fundamental backIng In the growlng Mexlco and at one pOlnt seemed bound Tacna Reg1ment barracks SIgns that a POSItIve development to plow Into the MISSISSIPPl and In addltlon to more pay for the on VIet Nam may be ln the offIng LOU1Slana coasts ravaged by Hurrlcane troops, Vlaux had demanded the ouster He pOInted to hopes for an eas­ Carrnlle Nore than 3,000 persons fled of Defense Mlnlster Gen TullO Maram- Ing ln record hIgh Interest rates Inland before the storm suddenly veered blO and the army chIef of staff, Gen as another factor Instrumental In south and eastward toward Florlda Serglo Castlllo, for not followlng the upswIng A strlcken tanker, the 540-foot MIS­ through on old promlses of hlgher pay The UPI marketwlde Indlcator Slon Santa Cruz, was belng towed to and better equlpment rose 59 percent In 1,620 shares safe harbor In Tampa north of the storm crOSSIng the tape Of these, 891 The Shlp was dlsabled 250 mlles west­ Russia Plans rCosmodromes' advanced and 506 declIned There southwest of Tampa when both englne Moscow (UPI)--Communlst Party were 88 new hIghs set and 16 new bOllers aboard the 10,500-ton vessel Secretary Leonld I Brezhnev sald to­ lows exploded Sunday day the Sovlet Unlon Intends to bUlld The New York Stock Exohange In­ a serIes of orbltlng "cosmodrome" dex mIrrored a rIse of 28 cents In Negro Backed Candidate statlons that wlll serve as "manklnd' s the average common share prIce Elected Mayor of Atlanta hlghway to space " The Dow Jones average of 30 blue Brezhnev sketched future Sovlet ChIP IndustrIals Jumped 13 47 to Atlanta (UPI)--Sam Massell, elected plans In space 1n a speech honorlng 860 35, ItS sharpest gaIn SInce mayor after a bltter campalgn that In­ the seven Cosmonauts, who last week AprIl 30 when It gaIned 16 08 to cluded charges of antl-SemltlSIT, urged successfully completed the flrst mass 950 18 DJ ralls and utIlItIes hIS "amazIng tm·m" today to heal 1 ts orbltal fllght It Involved three also moved forward electIon wounds spaceshlps and 1ncluded experlments Volume was the fourth hIghest of Massell, who IS Jewlsh and a Ilberal In weldlng, WhlCh wlll be necessary the year It compared WIth Demo~rat, defeated Rodney Cook, a mode­ In the constructlon of space statlons 19,950,000 shares WhICh changed rate Republlcan alderman, by an unof­ The success of the seven-man fllght hands on Oct 14 In the bUSIest fICIal 12,000 votes In yesterday's run­ In the three Soyuz spacecraft, Brezh­ seSSIon of the year, and the all­ off He now JOlned forces wIth Vlce nev sald, "shows the great posslblll­ tIme hIgh of 21,351,000 shares, mayor-elect ~aynard Jackson, a young tles of our 1ndustry, ItS great mlght set on June 13, 1968 Negro lawyer, to form one of Dlxle's "The Sovlet Unlon has a.n extenslve PrIces forged ahead on the AmerI­ most unlque governlng coalltlons space program drawn up for many years can Stock Exchange, WIth volume "It was a people's vlctory," sald ahead SOVIet sClence IS looklng amountlng to 8,553,270 shares ver­ ~1assell, a handsome, 42-year-old real toward the creatlon of orbltal sta­ sus 7,373,270 220 shares yesterday estate executIve who drew heavlly from tlons wlth sh1ft1ng crews as manklnd's The Amex Index rose 11 cents to Atlanta's black communlty and beat down hlghwa.y to space They can become $28 23 Of the 1,106 Issues trad­ the so-called "downtown power structure " cosmodromes In space, the launch1ng ed, 567 advanced and 383 declIned "You can't begln to belleve how much pads for future fllghts to the pla­ thlS means to me," he saId "Atlanta nets " DOW JONES STOCK AVERAGES has to be the most amazlng town In Approxlmately 6,000 Sovlet d1gn1- Amerlca " tarles, Includlng Premler AlexeI N 30 INDUSTRIALS 860 35 up 13 47 The campaIgn, non-partlsan most of the Kosygln and PreSIdent Nlkolal V 20 RAILS 200 04 Up 51 way, turned Into a bltter battle toward Podgorny, attended the recept10n for 15 UTILITIES 119 28 up 89 the end after outgolng Mayor Ivan Allen the Cosmonauts In the Kremlln's Pa­ 65 STOCKS 287 71 Up 2 97 urged Massell to wlthdraw from the run­ lace of Congresses Brezhnev sald off because of "mlsuse of power" charg­ the seven had formed "a sort of Com­ es. Massell, who served Allen as Vlce munlst cell In space " He declared NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE mayor the past elght 'ears, was accused each of them a "Hero of the Sovlet of uSlng a pollce Vlce captaln to help Unlon" and gave them gold medals TRANSPORTATION Not AvaIlable hlS brother, Howard, SOllClt campaIgn Brezhnev also called for Interna­ UTILITY 42 11 Up 39 funds from nlghtclub owners tlonal cooperatlon 1n space FINANCE NA up 14 ALL STOCKS 54 66 up 35 I Page 6 H_O_U_R~G_L_A_S_S______~ _____.:.::~.:.:::..:~~~~O.:::c..':t.:.:o~b,( r L 2, 1')(,') A GIft of Bells Old Water Tower Goes Electronic Ey Central Press NEW YORK-Old water tow ers can be thmgs of beauty When they ve outlived theIr use fulness It seems a shame to lear them down Beauty IS ItS 0" n excuse for bemg saId the poet and that mIght be reason eneugh to let an old tower "land Ho" ever m the case of the "ell known HIgh Brtdge Tower m New York supper Manhattan a water tower IS earnmg Its keep m another way It hu" gone electromc The obsolete water tank was removed from the area at the top of the tower and the space "a" converted mto a belfry In UNKNOWN FISH--Research the belfry \\ as placed an elec ers 1Il Ottawa Ont are trome eaIIllon of 61 bell gen studYIng thIS fISh belIeved eratol s gIft of a New York never before been by man merch ,nt prInce The pnze ca tch \\ a:, netted No\\ \\ hel e ence the only mu 2000 feet deep 1Il the Pa "c th It mIght have been heard clflC by a Canadldn Coast \\ do the tInkle of \\dter elee Guard weather ShIP 1000 tlomc bello chIme the hours and mIles off VIctona B C It lender f'lml1l'll melodIes Ho\\ has two large blue eyes and D \ I Am mIght \\ell be 110 mu"c 11 theme abo "h'lt appear to be an other paIr black smdller CHILDREN cro\\ ding the pld\ and Ju"t belo\\ the blue eye~ \ '" d, of the p'lrk belo\\ and Ldull-, too look to the to\\er as GREATEST ~PORTS STORY EVER WRITTEN-That IS what New Yorkers :,tIlI are "lIlglllg after It c lIh IttentIOn to It,elf Ym th" NatIOnal League s Amazlllg Met, won four straIght game, hom Amellcan League, l mornent thell 12-\ e~ m lV look BaltimOle Onole, to wm the World Sene~ four g~me" to one he\\em"td to Ih pelk 1nd dISCO' eL 1 n uppel \\ 01 Id It "ldd, l nf'\\ dllllen<..,lOn to \\ h It other ,,)',e 1l1l)::ht be 1 dl lb hndsc'lpe HonO! C lnt€ to the old to\\ er CONTRACT BRIDGE It'cE'nth \\ hen It \\ l~ de""lgn'lted An Aillellcln \\dtel LInd By B Jay Becker 111 111, b, the ~mellc In \\ 'ltel The High Bridge Tower Today (Top Itecord Holder In Ma.tera' Individual Champlon.hlp Play) \\olk, \",OClltlOn 'l)::loupded deSigned to rrotect Its InterIm It Ited tl) ImplO\lng publIC \\'ltel' tank flom fOlmlng Ice In \\In West dealer chances But having been to \\(J)\{'-, 1::'1\1(E' Ind d gUldmg- tel' \\el€ clelned lnd JOInts le East West vulnerable the wars before you start to f( 1\ t' III pI ~"'PI \ mg- old \\ ltel pOInted think In terms of whether It Is Ilnilm "I" tat the benefit 1nd BUIlt III 1872 High BIldg'e NORm stlll possible to make the hand .10543 t I1JO\ Ill( nt of til A COI11mernm I To\\ el h l~ not been lIsed fOl despite West s seemingly Inde­ !tl\e pllqltE' .... h1lWcil1ke 1 \\1 .AK10 structible two trump tricks I h I"1")\ d\\ .... come In stenle pre 10dded In 1 flImsy neglIgee for Lo, then continues with the ace, spade toward the ten West In,1 Il-., tilt lllotl)]l...,t" \\110 lIE' (l\\lng BIlCklC' lho ue\1\(I '-.. Ang,ole, Judge George Zuck whIch you ruff but when you suddenly discovers that what­ dIsposable cartndge" re'ldv (I.... Itlttl"" It till (It\ Jill 1.., tllLI!' In\ lIlI11ate fonnectlOn'~ ever he does he cannot make for operatIng room u,e The el to deCide whether 01 not next play the ace of spades, more than one trump trick hL! d me 'lct ", Ic\\ d obJec East shows out In .... trument \\ as on dl<:;pl1 \ 111 ThIs IS a disconcerting deveI You are bound to score both the ~'ln rrln(l,""co LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE tlOn I bk Ltc etc T\\ 0 other opment of course since the ten and kmg of spades as one d InC('I"" perforn1ed hke\,.. I<.,(' 4 0 trump break appears to of West s trump tricks goes up 1 nd t( ,tllllOll\ " "et Oct 21 have put an end to your In smoke

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Brand new OEC Bangstlck wIth 357 mag­ The Island Nursery goes to Coral Sands num cartrIdges - $35 Brand new Sony Beach every Thursday at 8 30 The Official Bulletin TC-155 tape deck for playback only - Nursery WIll be open for anyone who DATE DUTY OFFICER PHONE $45 Call Steve at 77311 durIng work­ doesn't want to go to the beach 220ct69 MAJ Deley 84486 Ing hours or at 84206 after work 230ct69 CPT Burke 83524 There WIll be a power outage on Feeder 240ct69 CPT Rader 84691 5B on October 24, 1969 The follOWIng Insta-brewer coffee pot, foam Ice chest, 250ct69 cw4 KeelIng 82896 faCIlItIes WIll be affected monkeypod lazy Susan - never used, paIr 260ct69 MAJ Walker 82867 Sportway waterlung SWIm fIns SIze 10-11 Vault #1214 Duty hours of 11 30 - 12 30 Mondaj mask & , Cannon speedllght 200, Bldg #563 Coral BQ through FrIday, phone 81419 for Duty Vault #1209 Infants seat, sterIlIzer, call 82674 OffIcer ReSIdence 467, 469, 470, 471, 472, Duty OffIcer IS KwaJaleln MISSIle Ice chest cooler by Thermos 2 cu ft 473, 474, 476, 478 Range CommandIng OffIcer's represen­ capaCIty, $5, WarIng push button blend­ Vault #1210 tatIve durIng other than normal duty ReSIdence 441 thru 450 er, $10 Call 84536 hours Vault #1212 ReSIdence 401, 403, 405, 407, 409, 411, Blasting Warning ~0re~~ green Infant car bed on stand 427, 496, 497 hqs raIn cover Good for new baby BlastIng WIll contlnue at hIgh Vault #1213 today and WIll contlnue for some tlme untIl SIX ~onths Also bath to fIt ReSIdence 406, 408, 410, 412 thru 420 tr? stand Please call 82771 anytIme Islanders are Instructed to stay out Vault #1206 of the hazard area as prevlously pub­ ReSIdence 475, 477, 479 thru 486 lIshed Lady's KwaJ condItIon bIcycle GIrls' Vault #1207 ReefIng south of the Alr Termlnal bIcycles - BrownIe unIform, SIze 6 ReSIdence 451 thru 456, & 458 wlll not be permltted durlng these Call 82241 after 4 30 Vault #1208 perlods of hIgh tldes ReSIdence 421, 423, 424, 425, 437, 438, MotorIsts on Ocean Road and the gen­ 'tlM1TED 439, 440, 457, 460 eral area may be stopped te~porarlly The outage WIll be for approxImately because of blastlng In the vlclnlty BUYIng SlIver COIn at 12% over face va­ nIne hours from 0730 to 1630 lue or w1ll trade for SlIver dollars SIgns WIll be posted proof sets or half dollars Phone 82468 Boats are to staJ 1,500 feet off bet'Neen 6 - 8 pm shore ReSIdents are asked to Ilsten to PFRS for furtrer detalls Three wheel b1cycle for w1fe who's af­ ra1d to carry ChIld on two wheeler Call 82479 after 5 pm HELP STAMP OUT POWER OUTAGES BY a Not runnlng washers and dryers LOST slmultaneously b ConserVIng an operatIon of WIn- T1tuS watch under concrete bleachers at dow aIr condItIoners Brandon FIeld, Saturday, Oct 18 If PRimo c TurnIng off llghts found, please call 82385 after 5 pm d Not USIng large applIances at Pe'Nard the ppak perIods between 1000 to BEER 1600 hours ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY Art GU1ld ~e~bers New hours for open Buy Bonds workshOp beg1nn~ng Oct 22, Wednesday ~orn1ngs 9-11 and ~on even1ngs 7-9 Tonight's Movies Have you begun your ChrIstmas shoppIng, RICHARDSON -- Synanon the people of Ponape and MaJuro need Chuck Conners, Stella clothIng, fabrIC, seWIng accessorIes, Stevens toys, canned food, soap, lInens, Jewel­ Drama B&W ry, baby needs, varIOUS Items Call 7 30 AT Rose MarIe Glasolll, 82435 or Maureen OCEAN VIEW -- Death Of A GunfIghter Sandkuhler, 82474 RIchard Wldmark The look IS Western Color UnIverSIty of HawaII, KwaJaleln Center 7 30 & 12 30 ATC Alfred Shaheen Spec1al Interests Crldlt Program course YOKWE YUK Law of the Lawless ED CI-3l2 co~ences Oct 28, 7 - 9 30 Dale Robertson pm In Room 205 of the KwaJaleln Jr -Sr Western Color and HIgh School Reg1stratlon for thIS 7 & 9 ATC course w1ll be held In the H1gh School IVEY HALL Ten LIttle IndIans you'll Adm1n1stratlon OffIce, Oct 28 from 6 Hugh O'BrIen to 7 Dm For further InformatIon call Suspense B&W approve. Dor1s·Wallln at 82760 6 30 & 8 30 AT TRADE Buona Sera Mrs Campbell ATTH Y Y DuplIcate Br1dge players WINDS GIna Lollobrlglda, Farewell partv for BernIe Conroy, Sat Shelly WInters Oct 25 from 8 on at the Ventos Every­ Comedy Color one's 1nvlted BrIng vour favorIte 8 AT The newest m hors d'oeuvres, your favorIte bottle MECK Jack of DI amonds hand-screen and your favorIte spouse RSVP, June, ISLAND George HamIlton, Joseph fashlon from 82670 or Jov, 82759 Cotten the master Suspense-Drama Color pr~nter, Alfred 8 (Tomorrow NIght) AT Shaheen.

GLOBATJ l.JO~1Ef1' S CLUB '1E'1BERS' " Plan on FILM RATINGS - FIlmS that are rated as TOMORROW attendIng the semI-annual InstallatIon • 1.." are 1n a category WhICh Includes of off1cers' lurcheon on the 25th of motIon pIctures that, because of theIr October at 12 Get together w1th your theme, content and treatment, should fr1ends for a good t1me and keep abreast be lImIted to an adult audIence The of your club's facts, f1gures and plans ratIng system 1S SImply a gUIdelIne, Contact Fran Welch, 82345, KItty Ste­ only Such pIctures should not be wars, 84513, NaJla ~cAvoy, 83701, or VIewed by chIldren and young adults, Dodle Peterson, 82705 for reservatIons unless accompanIed by theIr parents