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Cong Rockets Bombard Saigon; DEATeI so THAT A HEART TRANSPLANT Inmates Surrender ION CAN BEGIN IS BtiNG QUIETLY ATlANTA (UPI ) __ FOUR CONllleT:>, 5ATI:>FIEO HER£: 8Y ~ON~ or nit I.IIJRLO 1 5 pUBLICATIO" or THEIR GRL(IIANC(S, R(- Two American Ciyilians Killed 21 HOSTAGES TODAY AND DROPPED '""'''-1::~'~:~''::"PISTOLS OUT O~TO THE YARD OWING SAI(;;iN {UP! l--A COMMUNIST ROCI((T ATTACK ON SAIGON's 81G TAN SOfj NHUT AIRElASE BEGAN THAT THE MULTIPLE TO, AY (A(r,£', Tl-i( I"IR:o.T "MERICAN TO 8( KILLE/) IN THE VIET CONG TERROR 27 !JOUR ORO!:,ll SHHLlNG~ OpERAT ION, lESS THAN THRE( KOURS AFTER TH( CON­ T'<1<1 ,AVE KIT THE 5AI(;;ON AREA EVERY NIGHT FOR NEARLY TWO ';lEEKS AND MORAL, ARE BEING CONSIDERED Fou« VIET'IAMt~[ CfllLOREN ALSO wERe: KILLED IN THE 80fl8ARDMENT, THE !2TH TO HIT CTS SURRENDERED, THE FBI ANNOUNCED IT TH[ C,AIG0N ARE" IN A~ "ANY ['JAYS TWENTY-EI(iHT OTHER PERSONS \.ItRr WOUNDED IN THE GIRL ~RIEtiD or OIH CON­ MARCEL FLORKIN, PROfES~OR ROCKET BARRAC,E __ VI(HlAME[,E, TWO AMERICAN CIVILIANS A'JO TWO U So SERVICHIEN AriD CHARGED HE" WITH SMUGGLING TWO 21, IOCHEMISTRT AT LI(GE UNI'/ERSITY, IS !N TH~ CHOLO·, 5ECTIO'l Of ::AIGON, SOUTH VIETNAMESE POLICE WIPED OUT THE LAST PISTOLS TO TH(M ,'UR\IVO<;5 OF A VIET COILD ARLENE rlCdT)'~C; TflAT RAVAC;U' lARGE AR~AS OF PIE CI1PIESE 5tCJIQN Of TH£ CAPITAL T 0, DEFINING THE MOMon OF DEATH" or NE"ARKJ t~ J, WITH ~1-1UC.GLI\I" THL (OM..,UNISl GUNNER., FIREr. A TOTAL IS-OLS, 50 ROUflDS OF AMMUNITION FOR or! 1'01 ERrUL 122MM ROCKETS INTO TH( AND FOUR I1ACKSAW BLADES INTO TI1E A.IR!)A~~ c'PERATED JOI~TLY ElY HIE uS AND US Issues Warning to Hanoi I""'''' SUNDAY 30UTH \'1 ET NA"" ON TI1E NORTHERN OuTSKIRTS CONIIICTS--,HRE( BANK RoBBERS AND Of THE (:ITY MURD(RER--WERE TAK(N rOR I NTERV I ElliS THE ROCKETS, WHICK ~EGAN CRASHING IN­ Concerning Terrorist Raids in South THEN TO "CLOSE lO THE BASE" FEW MINUTES AFTER 3 AM PARIS {UPI }--THE UNITED STATES WARNtD TODAY THAT IT5 PATIENCE MAY WEAR OUT IF ALSO STRUCK THE rLIGK1 LINE, DAMAGING TH( COMMU'~ISTS CONTINUE STEPPING UP TH(IR MILITARY AND TERRORIST ATTACKS ON orf I C I ALS HA I LED THE ATLA~ITA AT LEA.ST THRE( AMERICAN AIRCRArT SOUTH VIET t)jAM f:;:'~::;;:W;HO PUBLISHED THE CONVICTS' SAIGDN'S NEW ~IAYOR, COL Do KIEN Nf-" '\.i( ARt pATIEtH BUT ';IE MUST FIRM WH[N THE LIVES Of OUR TROOPS A~D OF OUR IN A COPYRIGHTED STORY "THE ALLIES AAT AT STAKE," U S AM8ASSAD()R~AT-LMIGL W AVERELL HARRIMA.N TOLD HM~OI ~AID THAT ME/l5URE~ \"OLILO SOON aE TA.I(EN I .THIS ENTIR( CASt RESTED ON TO 'CflECK CO~IMUNIST ATTEMPTS TO ATTACK DEL (GATE AUAN THUY TH( INMATES, FELT TH( AnANTA A.NO SHELL -!NTO THE CAPITAL" HARRIMAN DID rIOT SAY WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF THE r;OM,",UNISTS CONTINU(D THEIR ATT- HANDLED THEIR GRI ['lANCES I SOlJTH VI£TNAI~E~E PREMIER TRAN VA/ol ACKS HIS STAHMENT WAS INTERPRETED 5Y DIHOtolATS AS A IIEILED WARNING THE U 5 JOURNAL DID A S(RVIC£," SAID HUO~G, TOURING A RUINED SECTION Of CHO­ MIGHT RESUME GENERAL B:JM5ING or NORTH NAM, INCLUDING THE HANOI AREA KING, A FEDERAL PRISON SYSTEM lON WHERE STREET FIGH1"ING HA.D RAGED FO'I THE EIGHTH SESS I ON or HIE SLOW MOV I NG NEARLY TWO WEEKS, WAS ASKED WHETHER HE LASTED THREE HOURS AND 50 MINUTES TClQUGI-H·j S BOI"SIN(;. or NORTH VICT NAI'! InYestigators Busy 510(5 AGREED TO MEE, AGAIN ONE Mayor Seeks Counter Measures 5HOJLD BE EXPANDED IN VIEW Of THE SHELL­ ING D~ SAIGON HARRIMAN TOLD NEWSMEN AfT(R THE ME(T­ BERl I N (uP, )--MAYOR KLAU~, SCHUETZ TO­ !T WOULD flOT ElE /J. HUMANllARIAN THING Tracing Ray's Moves I NG THAT HE GAilE A fULL ACCOUNT or CALLED FOR C.qISIS "COUNTER "'EASURES" TO DO,' HIE PREMIER ~(pLIED "ONLY THE STEPPED UP ~MMUNIST ATTACKS IN THE THE US, BRITAIN AND FRANCE AGAINST COMI-'UNI STS WOULD DO SUO! A THI NG " LONDON {UPI )--fROM A WALK-UP HOTEL IN SOU1"H, PART I CULARL ( THOSE I N SA I GON GERMANY'S NEW ATTEMPT TO CRIRpLE THE CHOLON AREA WAS SPRINGING BACK TO P'MLICO TO A N[ON~LIT BAR IN T(RDAY ISOLATED WEST BERLIN LI,E TODAY A "IUM8ER or SHOP~ REOPEN~O US AND BRITISH AUTliORITJES Ht SAID THE ATTAO:KS AGAltlST TI1~ SOUTI1- THE MAYOR HULEO OUT T!-I( USE Of FORCE FOR BUSINESS AND THE ~rREET LIGHTS TODAY TO UNCOVER ~HE MYSTERrOUS ERN CAPITAL WERE "ACTS Of T(RRORISM AND NEW COMMUNIST TAX AND IIISA ALOf~G THE OUTSK1RTS or THE DISTRICT IN THE LIFE OF THE MAN ACCUSED or HAV( NOTHING TO 00 WITH ANY WAR" WERE SE(N AS HIE MOST SER­ ~RIGHTENI~G THAT AREA 'olARTIN LUTHER KING, JR "1 MADE IT PLAIN," HARRIMAN SAID, IOUS "HREAT TO WEST BE.qLlti ,,1'lCE THE

IN TH~ AIR WAR OilER NORTH VIET NAM, EARL RAY, THE ACCUSED ASSASIN J THIS WAS NOT CONDUCIIIE TO PROGRESS AT GERMANS CHOPPED BERLIN IN TWO BY AM(RICA'I PILOTS FLEW 137 MISSIONS, O'IE A WANDSWORTH PRISON C(LL WITH TWO THIS MEETING IT IS QUITE A DIFrERENT BUILDING A WALL SEllEN YEARS AGO OF THE H(AII\C!;Y RAIDS THIS YEAR ON THE GUARDS AND AWAITED EXTRADITION TO SPIRIT THAN THAT WHICH MOTIIIATED PRESI- THE NEW TAHS, TO GO I Nro EFFECT JULY SOUTKERN PAN"1ANDLE RECOION TRIAL IN THE U,VITfO STATES DENT ,)OHNSON IN DE-ESCALATING HAND! WILL BRING EAST G(RMANY AN ESTIMA.TEO PIMLICO, A DISTRICT WHICH LIES NEXT AND TH( VIET CONG ).RE ESCALATING" MILLION YEARLY, ~AYOR SCHUETZ SAID "Dial-a-Bus" THE GLITTERING LONDON WEST END, MRS THUY SEEMED TO BE UNMOIIED 8Y HARRIMAN' ISAS WERE MADE COMPULSORY FOR EAST THOMAS TALKED OF THE BOARDER WHO ANGRY STATEMENT. GERMANS AND \;'EST BERLINERS TRAVELI'l(i Computer SuggesttHI BEEN RA'I' ON THE LOOSE HE CALLED AGAIN ON HARRIMAN TO SAY TO AND rAO~ WEST BERLIN K(PT THE ODOR OF HIS ROOM LOCKED THE US PLANS TO STOP BOMBING AND "ALL Gooos EXPORTED fROM W(ST BERLI N WI LL For Futuristic New Era TIMES AND WHEN I BROUGHT HIS OTH£R ACTS OF WAR" AGAINST THE NORTH S£ SUBJECT TO DOUBLE TAXE~ AS~INGTON (UPI )~-PR[SIDENr JOHNSON I""""" UP HE TOLO 1oI( 70 LEAV( IT OUT_ PROPOSED TOOA.'I' THAT THE GOVERNMENT BEG I r-. DEI/:LOPING A FUTURISTIC NEW (RA fOR THE Police Chiefs Will Receiye Notice "ATIOrj'S COMMU1[RS THAT ~IOULD INCLUDE "OIAL-A_OUS A/jD ELECTRONICALLY_GUIO(D VEHICLE~ FOR GtTTING TfiEM TO AND FRO"1 Before Post Office Deliyers Guns 'aRK LISBON, A PLUMP BAR GIRL REMEMB(RtD WASHINGTON (UPI ) __ THE: POST Orrlc( ANNOUNCED TODAY IT \AJ>ER aUT NOT THE no£rs H[R[AF'Tf:R BEFORt DiLtV(lHNG ANI' "UNS IN THEIR COMJolUNIT((S E'JIIISIOr~ED IN A REPORT TO CONGRESS ON SHE SAID SME SHARED DRI~S WITH THE ANNOUNCEMENT CAME AS TOUGH NEW BILLS THAT WOULD REQUIRE REGISTRATION AND RESEARC~ AND D[VELDPMENT I DE~S DEVELOP­ IN THE GALO BAR AND OTHER GIRLS lIC[HStNG or ALL 'tREARMS IN THE UNITED STATES WERE INTRODUCEO IN THt SENATE, CD 9Y THe HOU~ING AND URBAN D[VELOP,",ENT POSTMASTER GENtRAl W. MARVIN WATSON SAID HE HAS ORDERED "TH'!'T ALL POSTMASTERS THE rACE JE?A'lT'·(NT 5~::,';~:::";:::~ YARO ANO THE U S LA"YERS SHALL NOT MAKE O[LIVERY or ANY fiREARM WITHOUT riftST NOTIFYING THE CHIEf LAW HUD orr I C I AL!! EST I MATEO TKE D(VElOp­ DIPLOMATS H(RE WERE QUIET AeDuT ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL OF THE COMM!JHITY " "'(NT PROGRAM OVER THE NEXT FIII( TO TEN IR HUNT FOR THE MISSING DAYS IN RAY's WATSON SAID HE: I\L50 HAO "ISSUED REGUU.TIOHS THAT ALL FIREARMS SHIPPED THROUGH YEARS \!OULD C.O~T ABDUT t'980 MILLION IF( SINCE THE APRIL ~ ASSASSINATION THE MAILS BE CLEARLY LAEoElED WITH THE "1"11'1£,1,1'1"'5 " rROI~ PRIVATE MlO pUElLIC SOURCES JOHrl- A BRITISM DEPORTATION COULD COME ANY~ "IF THE SHFPMHIT IS NOT SO LABELED, SON HAS A~K(D ~25 MILLJON IN F(D(RAL IME MORE LIKELY, A L(GAL FIGHT WITH IT WILL NOT BE ACC[PTED IN THE ~AILS " FUNDS TO MAINTAIN THE MOMENTUM OF URBAN COURT PROVIDED LAWYERS COULD STRETCH 'W~TSON SAID ME ISSUEO THE ORDERS BE­ -lASS TRArISPOR,AT!ON IN THE NEXT FISCAL IS PUT ABOARD Paris Police Fight "I HAV( CONCLUDED THAT SHIPMENT YEAR MA ILS UND(R D,AL-A_6US 15 A BUS TYPE Of SYSTEM ACTIIIATtD ON DEMAND OF THE pDTtNTIAL New Student Riots ENrORCEIoIENT or STAH AND pA~SENG[R~, POS~IBLY BY TEL(PHONE A Search Continued DESIGN(D 10 CONTROL FIRE~ COMPUTER WOULD LOG TELEPHONE CALLS, PARIS (UPI }--POLICE STRUGGLED TODAY THEIR ORIGIN A~D REOUESTED DESTINATION, For Scorpion flEW STUDE~T RIOTII'lG THROUGHOUT JOSEPH TYDINGS, MEANWHILE, 11'1- lO~A"IOI~ or AVAllA.BLE VEHICLES ,t,ND HUM­ I""""",, L(GIS~ATIO~ TO REQUIRE R[GIS- [lER OF pASSENGtRS. T~E COMPUTER wOULD NORfOLK, VA (UPI )--rl~E VESS!:LS ARE H(LMETS AND CARRYING LONG RUBBtR ON AND LICENSING OF ALL FIREARMS THEN SELECT AN AvAILABLE BUS AND DIS­ SEARCH FOR THE MISSING POLICE MOVED BEHIND SHIELDS PATCH IT TO THe TELEPHONE CHLERS SUBMARHIE SCORPION AROUTIID UNOER_ GAS SCRE£NS INTO THI: PAR,S LATIN SHORTt.Y AFTER HI: OFFCReD HIS PROPO- INS JUTTING UP TO WITHIN U:SS I~::;;:' EARLY TODAY IN BREAKING UP THE SEN THOMAS J Doco I"TRODUCED A McCarthy Confident rEET OF THE ATLANTIC'S SURFACE I, UPRISING OF LEFT BANK STUDENTS CONTAINING NEW RECOMMENDATIONS BY THE AZORES, THE NAVY sAID 'rODAr "I'GHHONG STREET FIGHTING PUT ABOUT 1""""", JOHNSOti THE DODO MEASURE Humphrey Does Not C/OlOR CHARLES H GARRISON. JR J ,500 PERSONS IN JAIL, AfTtR A SECOND DAY THE MAIL ORDER SALE or COMMUNICATIONS OfFICER rOR THE ATLAN- RIOTING 8Y STUDENTS WHO HAVE STRETCHED AND SHOTGUNS Have Nomination in the Bag C FLEET SU8MARINE COMMA!O{D, YESTERDAY DEMANDS tROM EDUCATION REtORM TO INGS PROPOSED IN IHS LEGISLATION EARLIER TESTIMONY THAT THE IN(i OF PRESIDE",T CNARLES DE GAuLLr OUTLAW POSSESSION or ANY Typr OF GUN A:"NGTQN (UPI }--SENATOR (UGENE J HAD U::FT HER ORIGINAL COURSE ERVERS SAIO THE STUDENTS MA'I' BE DE- PERSONS UND[R 21, ALIENS, ANYONE t)CCARTMY DISCLO~,ED TODAy TO DhlOCRATIC OF HIGHLY SECRET OROERS ING THEMSELVES IN A QUEST TO DISRUPT of A FELONY OR MISDEMEANOR DELCGATES WHO SUPPORTEO THE LATE SEN LAST REPORTED POSll10N OF THE PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION SCHEDULED IN VIOLENCE, OR ANYONE EVER r'OtlERT r VCNNEDY THAT HE DID~j'T THII'lK ION WAS 360 MILES sourH OF THE \

~IOLENCE IS OUT OF HANO THE VIET CONG'S TEST OFFENSIVE AGAINST THE D.ARK- AND BLOODY AS AMER-' CA L01liLENA HoRNE - 32.00 LARGE DONATED SHIPMENT OF BOOKS SENT BY A 2ND VICE PRES IDENT; ISA COL.E, SECRETARY; SUN­ SINGING IN THE RAIN; IN LOVE IN VAIN; NEVER ON RHODE ISLAND STATE LIBRARIAN NAMED GRACE AND EL.EANOR BARTHOLOMEV, TREASURER. IT HAD DAYj SOMEWHERE; ALL THE WAY; WivES AND LOVERS; SHERWOOD. THE LIBRARY WAS .IRST LOCATED THEY WILL BE INSTALLEb AT THE JUNE 24TH I LOVE BETTER BE TONIGHTi MOON RIVERj A fiNE ROMANCE; BETWEEN THE CHAPEL AND THE RICHARDSON, DINPU:R MEETING. PARIS; IT S A MAD, MAD WORLD. IN BACK Of THE HEADQUARTERS COMPLEX. Ar­ PRESIDENT KAY KOEHLER CALLED ON JEAN TER THE PAClrlC BACHELORS' QUARTERS WAS GUKN, HoSPITALITY CHAIRMAN, TO INTRO­ HOOTENANNY - 35.00 BUILT IN 1952, THE LIBRARY WAS MOVED TO OUCE GUESTS NANCY WELLS, GLORIA KAY, Jo HANG ON THE BELL, NELLIE _ CHAD MITCHELL TRIO; WI THE GROUND fLOOR Of THAT aUILOING--IN CASKEY, PAULINE CLARK AND JANE MCGAVRAN. OH W,LLIE _ BETTY THE DUKE; 1 WILL NEVER MARRY - & Jo PART OF THE SpACE NOW OCCUPIED BY MAcy's "THE MoST UNrORGETABLE CHARACTER I MARCH; MULESKINNER BLUES - DAVID HILL; NATIVE MIN­ --AND THEN, SOMETIME AfTER THE 1954 SPEC­ HAVE METT! VAS THE TMEME ~OR THE MEETING. STREL SONG" MARAIS &MIRANDA; BABY, WHERE YOU BEEN IAL SERVICES BUILDING'S CONSTRUCTION, MARIE HENSLEY INTRODUCED SPEAKERS RUTH SO LONG" THE SAMPLERS; THE QUEEN BEE ~ MARAIS MIR­ MOVED AGAIN TO ITS PRESENT LOCATION. & HoOD, JANET W'SNOVSKI ANO ELLEN GATTS. AND.; GREEN GROW THE LILACS - TERRY G,LOYSON SOUTH & A SUPERINTENDENT OF NURSING, A CLEVER COASTERS; RUM, By GUM _ CHAD MITCHELL TRIO; PULL AND TALENTED 4-H MEMBER AND A fATMER WHO YOU OLD COAT - THE SAMPLERS; KISSES SWEETER THAN WAS AN ArRICAN MISSIONARY WERE THE EX­ ~INE _ Jo MARSH; DADDY ROLL 'EM - DAVID HILL. ~OUNOED TOPICS. THE ANN MARIE WINGATE, TOPICMISTRESS, tORCH TH£ BLUE FLAME - JACKIE HIS T~t & GLEASO~ & CONDUCTED "TABLE TOPICS" IN A TELEPHONE ORCHESTRA - 36.00 fORUM fASHION AND CALLED ON PEG fEELEY, LET'S fACE THE MUSIC AND DANCE; JUST IN BUT TI~E; JOOY RAGAN, MARGE McMELVILLE AND JOANN BEAUTifUL; LOVE LETTERS; My HEART REMINDS WE; AGAIN; REYNOLDS fOR THEIR O"NIONS ON CURRENT l'VE GROWN ACCUSTOMED TO HER fACE; CARELESS; ~ EVENTS. TABLE TOPICS TROPHY WAS AWARD­ SILENT LOVE; FASCINATION; ALONE IN THE CROWD; TIME. ED PEG FEELEY AND BEST SPEAKER TROPHY VAS WON BY ELLEN GATTS. f,lSSINI _ "SEMIRAMIDE" OVERTURE - 12.00 - LONOON SYM­ PHONY ORCHESTRA CONDUCTED BY P'ERINO GAMBA. Kwaialein VIRTUOSO TRUMPET - 22.00 - WORKS BY ALBERTI, LEO~OLO AT THAT TIME THERE WAS ONE OffiCER'S ART & TORELLI PERFORMED I SOLISTI 01 ZAGREB AND BUT ENLISTED CLUBS rOR EACH BRANCH Of ISTS. PROGRAM TO aE ANNOUNCED AT TIME OF ""'O"""N"'. SERVICE---ARMY, NAVY, AND MARINE--"AND A CIVILIAN CL.UB rOR THE M'D-PAClrIC PERSON­ HAYDN _ SYMPHONY No. 98 IN B FLAT MAJOR - 26.00 NEL ENGAGED IN CONSTRUCTION. CURRENT IS­ I. ADAGIO.ALLEGRO; 2. ADAGIO CANTABILE! 3. MIN­ LANO RECORDS INDICATE THAT THE OCEAN VIEW UET (ALLEGRO) & TRIO; 4. FINALE (PRESTO: P,U MODER­ CLUB WAS BUILT IN 1945. THE CROSSROADS NEAR THE fiRST LIBRARY, ~AS THE OffiCE ATO) ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA CON~UCTED BY SIR CLUB WAS BUILT IN 1953 AND ITS NAME IS A Of THE HoURGLASS, NAMED fOR THE INSIGNIA THOMAS BEECHAM. CLUE TO ANOTHER IMPORTANT PART OF KWAJA­ Of THE SEVENTH INrANTRY DIVISION. THE LEIN'S PAST. NAME OF THE NEWSPAPER HAS REMAINED. OPERATION CROSSROADS WAS THE DESIGNA­ CHOpiN - BAlLADES - No. I IN G MINOR, OPe 23; No. 2 IN BOTH Of THE PRESENT SOFTBALL fiELDS TION GIVEN THE SERIES or A-BOMB TESTS F MAJOR, OPe 28; No.3 IN A FLAT, OP. 47 - 25.00 HAVE BEEN IN USE fOR MANY YEARS AND iN­ CONDUCTED ON BI~INI AND ENIVETOK BEGI VLADIMJR ASHKENAZY, PIANO fORMALLY KNOWN, fOR MOST Of THOSE YEA~S, IN 1946. SHORTLY AfTER THE BI~INIANS AS FIELD #1 AND FIELD #2. EVACUATED rROM THEIR ISLANDS, THE AMERI" DVORAK· SLAVONIC DANCES, OPe 46 (8 DANCES) - 36.00 IN 1958 EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS WERE CANS MOVED IN AND PREPARED BIKINI fOR THE VIENNA STATE OPERA ORCHESTRA CONDUCTED BY MARIO Ross MADE TO 80TH. OLD FIELD #2 WAS GIVEN THE TESTS. THE OFfiCERS' CLUB BUILT DURING MOST ATTENTION. GRANOSTANDS AND DUGOUTS THEIR BRIEf" STAY VAS CALLED THE CROSS­ BRAHMS _ SYMPHONY No. I IN C MINOR, OPe 68 - 46.00 WERE INSTALLED AND IN AUGUST, 1958, IT ROADS OrrlCERs t CLue. I. UN POCO SOSTENUTO: ALLEGRO; 2. ANDANTE SOSTEN­ WAS fORMALLY DEDICATED AS BRANDON rlELO KWAJALEIN AfTER THAT, AND MOST PROBABLY UTO; 3. UN POCO ALLEGRETTO E GRAZIOSO; 4. ADAGIO: HONOR Of AMI JAMES PoRTER BRANDON WHO HAD BEFORE, VAS INFORMALLY KNOWN AS THE PUI ANDANTE; ALLEGRO NON TROPPO, MA CON eRIO. OlEO or A HEART ATTACK ON JULY 26, 1958 STRAVINSKY .. SYMPHONIES fOR W,ND INSTRUMENTS--9.00 WHILE ON DUTY HERE. "CROSSROADS Of THE PACifIC". IN THE PRE­ JET AGE, VHEH REfUELING STOPS WERE AN L'ORCHESTRE DE LA SUISSE ROMANOE CONDUCTED ,BY ERNEST USE Of THE NA/rIIE DALLY FIELD" BEGAN IN INTEGRAL PART OF TRANSOCEANIC fLIGHTS, ANSE THE SAME YEAR WHEN CAPT. f. DALLY WAS E. KVAJALEIN's AIR STRIP WAS ONE OF THE ""'''-;7''77m"..-"..,..".~-1 tHE CoMMAND I NG Orf I CER. THE f I £LD, OLD BUSIEST PLACES IN THE PAClne. IT WAS FIELD #1, WAS PROBABLY THE fIRST USED fOR ON THE WAY TO EVERYWHERE -- THE PHILI­ SOfTBALL. DURING 1955 IT HAD BEEN OCCAS· PPINES, AUSTRALIA, JAPAN -- ANb THE IS­ 10NALLY RErERREb TO AS M. A. NATION rlElD LAND WAS, INDEED, A CROSSROADS. WIVES fOR THE CoM~ANDING OrfICER. or ~EN STATIONED HERE ORGANIZED A TER­ NEAR BRANDON fIELD THE ZEUS MoNUMENT MINAL WATCH CLUB, THE PURPOSE or WHICH THE r'RST SUCCEssrUL rlRINGS WAS TO HELP CARE fOR THE MANY PEOPLE, Of THE NIKE ZEUS. As NOTED ON THE MONU· INCLUDING MILITARY rAMILltS, WHO MADE MENT, THE MISSILE WAS "PRESENTED TO CoL. BRIEr STOpOVERS. THE TERMINAL WATCH GLENN CRANE, COMMANDING OffiCER, KWAJA­ H LADIES TOOK THEIR CHILOREH TO THE AIR~ LEIN TEST SITE, 2 JANUARY, 196s BY DoUG" fiELD TO HELP ENTERTAIN CHILDREN or PASS­ LAS A,RCRAfT CO., INC. AND BELL TELEPHONE ENGERS} corrEE AND DOUGHNUTS WERE ALWAYS LABORATORIES, INC. ACCORDING TO THE ON HAND. KWAJ AS A CROSSROADS VAS A GLASS JANUARY 8, 1965 EDITION, "THE Zr:}IS VERY BUSY PLACE. IS THE fiRST Of A SERIES Of MISSILE MOD­ TIMES HAD CHAHGED WHEN A CLUB WAS ELS WHICH WILL EVENTUALLY CONSTITUTE NAMED CoUNTDOVN IN 1963~64. AFTER ONLY KWAJALE IN ATOLL MISS ILE fARM." COUPLE or YEARS, HOWEVER, THE CLUB DISCONTINUED, AND IN 1966 THE BUILD­ VAS RENABBED rOR USE AS THE PRESENT CLINIC. THE PACIFIC CLua WAS ORI~INALLY BUILT KWAJALEIN SEEMS TO BE VIBRATING THE PAST rEW WEEKS WITH AND NAMED Hul HoONENAEA, BY THE NA ALII THl HUH or MANY SEWING MACHINES UNDER THE EXPERT HANDS or (ROYAL KINGS) fOR USE AS A COOKOUT PAV­ THE WOMEN PLANNING TO PARTICIPATE IN THE WOMEN'S CLUB SEW­ J~ION. THE BUILDING ~AS REHABILITATED IT-YOURSELf rASH ION SHOW THIS IS JUST A REMINDER THAT IMPROVED AND REOPENeD OCTOBER 21, THURSOAY EVENING, JUNE 20TH, IS ONLY NINE DAYS AWAY, AND If AS THE PACifIC CLUB. YOU ~AVEN'T ALRE.DY CALLED GRACE KERR, 82565, WITH A DES­ ONLY TVO fACILITIES ON THE ISLANO HAVE CRIPTION or YOUR SPECIAL CREATION, BE IT PLAIN OR fANCY OR BEEN GiVeN MARSHALLES[ NAMES. THE YOKWE WAY-OUT, NOW IS THE TIME TO DO IT SATURDAY, THE 15TH, HAS CLUB IS ONE, NAMED fOR THE MARSHALL­ R[[N SET AS HIE DEADL INE fOR ENTUHNG CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ESE ALL~PURPOSE GREETING TO AN INDIVI­ SUN SCENE THE PRESENT SITE WAS rlRST OCCU- FOR THOSE or YOU WHO HAVE STYLED A fROCK THAT SHOULD lED IN 1952 BY THE O~FICER'S MESS. T"E A PLACE ON THE SUN SCENE AND fEEL THAT MODELING IS NOT ICER'S CLUB VAS LOCATED AT THE ~EST­ "CUP or TEA", THERE ARE SEVERAL VOLUNTEERS VHO HAVE AGREED ERN END OF THE ISLAND. ~o MODEL fOR THE OCCASION. MORE THAN ONE ENTRY PER PERSON THE ADJACENT THEATER WHICH USED TO BE WILL BE PERMITTED, AND KNITTED OR CROCHETED GARMENTS WILL THE LONG House WAS BUILT IN 1956 PROVIDE STIMULATING VARIETY If YOU ARE TALENTED 1_ THESE HAD A ROOf OF OVERLAPPED AND LASHEb OIRECTIONS FRONDS--PICTURESQUE, BUT NOT VERY THE PERMANENT RESERVATIONS LIST WILL NOT BE USED ;~~~;::~:::: THE PRESENT SHINGLES SOMEHOW JUNE MEETING, DINNER AND SHOW, AND ALL MEMBERS, WHETHER ; THE.. BU I LD I NG fROM "I SLAND" TO MODELING OR JUST ATTENDING, ARE URGED TO CALL THEIR RESER­ MISSILE MARKS ONE ERA, SO THt VATIONS TO LIL PRESTON, 82Q95, OR HELEN BIRON, 83316, BY IN FRONT Of THE SMALL BOAT MARINA THE OTHER MARSHALLESE NAME BELONGS, TU[SOAY. JUNE 18TH ONE O. THOSE ENORMOUS AN" O~ COURSE, TO [MOH BtACH. USED TO REST ON THE HILL IN FRONT IVEY HALL IS A RATHER RECENT ADDITION Carol Newman's DanCing Classes THE TERMINAL BUILDING AS THE SYMBOL or TO THE SCENE. FIRST CALLED THE Roxy, NAVY, UNDER WHOSE COMMAND KWAJALEIN IT VAS REFURBISHED, RENAMED AND REOPENED THE CURReNT SESSION or CAROL NEWMAN'S DANCING CLAsses WILL FOR MANY YEARS. ON JULY 1, 1965 AS IYEY HALL. [flO ON -'''HE 22. LESS PERMANENt SYMBOLS Of PAST MILITARY HoUSINQ ON KWAJALEIN HAS RANGED ALL ~"S('CI"TIONS ARE THE NAMES or CLUBS WHICH THE WAY rROM QUONSET TO WOODEN FRAME TO Life Saving Classes rORMED AN ACTIVE PART Of SOCIAL LirE CEMENT BLOCK. MUCH WAS CHANGED GRAO­ DURING NAVY DAYS THERE WERE THE BUT DURING ONE ELEVEN-MONTH PER­ THE JUNIO. AND SENIOR LifE SAVINQ CLASSES WILL _tET AT ENDN HAT CLUB, ACEY DUCEY CLUB AND fiRST IOD NEARLY HALf THE CEMENT BLOCK HOUS­ BtACH,JUNE 13, AND VILL MEET AT THE DEPENDENTS' PoOL,~UHE '4 .• """ GRADES CLUB. A 1952 MAP OF THE IS- INQ VAS BUILT IN A GREAT BURST or ACTIV- NEXT WEEK THE CLASSES WILL ME[T MoNDAY, WeDNESDAY AND r.,DAY LISTS TEN SEPARATE CLUB BUILDINGS. ITY. AT THE D[PENDENT" PoOL. ---TO BE CONTINUED--- HOURGLASS ,

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HERE Ie a pleasant little game that will gl\e ,ou ... messagt. every day It IB a numerical puzzle desIgned to spell out your fortune Count the leUen In your tlrst name If the num bel" of Jetterl II 6 or more, IlUbtract " It the number \s less than 6, add 3 The relult IIJ vour key number Stalt at the lelt-hand comer of the rectangle and check everyone {rl1-- koy right Then read the meuagc I 4-2.2. WtDNtSOAY JUNE 12, 1968 HOURGLASS PAGE 5 .~--~~~.-r------,~~~------~~---4 (~N1f,~SsDJUPI e;u~~~.ORI_O" YEAR TO DRAW ANY CONCLUSIONS ABOUT LAST 16 RANKING ~RorESSIONAL TENNIS PLAYERS WINTER'S TRADES BUT IT ODES A~PEAR THAT THE LAUNCH A riVE DAY CONTEST rOR TH( BIGGEST sports pRIZES IN THE HISTORY O~ THE SPORT TODAY PHILLIES M"'O('" GOOD ONE WITH THE P,R... TES. THAT WAS THE DEAL TH ... T SENT VETERAN RiGHT­ AT THE LONG~OOO C~IC~ET CLUB rOR THE U.S. HANDER JIM BUNNING TO THE Bucs FOR fOUR MEN, CHAMPIONSHIP. WOODIE FRYMAN, DON MONEY, BILL LAXTON AND THE PROFESSIONALS, INCLUDING TOP MEMBERS HAROLD CLEM OF THE TWO RIVAL PRO TOURS, TOOK OVER THE FRyMAN WAS THE ONLY MAJOR l.EAGER IN THE section LUSH GRASS COURTS AT VENERABLE LONGWOOD IN QUARTET HE HAD PITCHED W[Ll. fOR PITTSBURGH THE FACE OF A WEATHER FORECAST THAT SHOWED IN 1966, WINNING 12 GAMES AND LOSING NINE. LITTLE CHANCE or CHANGE FROM TWO DAYS or BUT H[ HAO SKIDOED TO THREE "'ND EIGHT IN RA IN. 1967 AND !'FAD ARM TROUBLE IT WAS fELT THAT LONDON (UPI)--EIGHT THE PROS, HEADED BY Roo LAVER, KEN ROSE­ THE PHILS WERE GAMBLING IN GIVING UP A WI YACHTMEN ARE RE~ORTED WALL, DENNIS RALSTON AND BUTCH BUCH LIKE BUNNING TO GET FRYMAN AND TWO MINOR BATTLING fOR THE LEAD WERE COMPETING fOR PRIZES TOTALING ~3,2,.2~;O, LEAGUE MtN, LAXTON AND CLEM. MONEY WAS SUP­ IN THE SINGLE-HANDED TOPPED BY A RECORD WINNING JACKPOT OF POSED TO BE THE BIG MAN IN THE DEAL rOR THE T~ANS-ATl.ANTI C YACHT WHILE THE LONGWOOD EVENT WAS NOT OPEN TO PHILLIES. DON WAS A RED-HOT AT SHORTSTOP IN RACE TODAY AMID THE A'MATEURS, IT DID INCLUDE fiVE PLAYERS WHO THE MINORS AND THAT'~ WHERE HE IS NOW, GET­ PERIL OF ICO-MILE GUST HEADED THE LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION'S TING MORE SE ... SONING AND HOUNTA INOU~ SEAS. !EEDED LIST~ ~U!T riVE YEARS AGO. THE RE­ FRYMAN, HOWEVER, HAS BEEN A PLEASANT SUR­ FEARS ARE HOUNTING FO~MED AMATEURS WERE CLIfF DRYSDALE O~ PRISE FOR THE PHILS. HE HAS A RECORD or rOR THE 28 SAILORS STILL IN THE RACE. THE SOUTH ArRICA, ROGER TAYLOR Of ENGLAND AND EIGHT VICTORIES AND fiVE DEfEATS HIS v~,­ LEADERS ARE MORE THAN 1,000 MIl.ES OUT IN NICKI PILIK OF YUGOSl.AVIA. TORY TOTAL IS fiVE MORE THAN BUNNING HAS THE ATLANTIC AND HAVE RADIOED THAT WEATHER THAT QUINTET, TOGETHER WITH RALSTON AND DONE so fAR CONDITIONS ARE THE WORST THEY HAVE EVER BUCHHOLZ AND PIERRE BARTHES Of FRANCE, MAKE ONE or THE elG REASONS fOR FRYMAN'S EXPER I ENCED. U~ THE SO-CALLED "HANDSOME EIGHT," WHICH TH YEAR IS THE CHANGE-UP TAUGHT HIM BY AL A SPOKESMAN SAID IT IS NOT KNOWN WHO IS wiLL aE TINGLING AGAINST THE LAVER-RoSEWALL Wll AR, THE PHILADELPHIA PITCHING COACH ACTUALLY LEADING, BUT ~OSITIONS SHOWEO TMA COMBINATION WHICH ALSO INCLUDES ALEX OL­ WOODIE USED TO TIP orr HI~ CHANGE-UP AT THE "SIR THOMAS LIPTON,'- SAILED BY GEOFFRE MEDO or PERU, ANTONIO PALAFOX OF MEXICO, PITTSBURGH NOT ANY MORE. WILLIAMS, IS IN THE MOST WESTERLY POSITION. MIKE DAVIES or WALES, PANCHO GONZALEZ OF INCIDENTALLY, IT TURNS OUT BELATEDLY THAT THE YACHT~ LErT PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND JUNE Los ANGELES, BARRY McKAY OF SAN ANSELMO, FRYMAN IS THREE YEARS OLDER THAN LISTED IN 1ST AND ARE HEADED fOR NEWPORT, RHODE CALlrORNIA AND AUSTRALIA'S MAL ANDERSON. THE RECORD BOOK HE ~AS LISTED AS 24 WHEN ISLAND. • * • * • • TRADED BY PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA LAST * • • * • * DOUGLAS, ISLt or MAN WINTER HE HAD A BIRTHDAY ON APRIL 12TH (UPI)--GIACOMO AGOSTINI, AND All O' A SUDDE:N HE: "'AS 28. MONTREAL (UPI)--THE NATIONAl. HOCKEY IrAL 'AN WORt-O MOTOR CYCLE THE REASON 'OR THAT IS HE: WAS ACTUALLY LEAGUE WILL HO~O ITS INTRA-LEAGVE DRAfT RACING CHAMPION, WON HIS 25-YEARS-OLD WHEN HE SIGNED WITH THE PIRATES TODAY AMID SPECULATION VETERAN GOA~IE TERR SECOND JUNIOR TOURIST TROPHY YESTERDAY IN A THREE YEARS AGO BUT THE SCOUT WHO SIGNED HIM SAWCHUCK, THE ALL-TIME SHUTOUT LEADER, MAY RACE DOMINATED BY ITALIAN MACHINES AND WAS AFRAID THE PITTSBURGH FRONT orrlCE BE UP fOR GRABS. *RIDERS. WOULDN'T OKAY HIM IF HE WERE THAT OLD. THEY THE MONTREAL CANADIANS SENT RIGHT-WINGER ANOTHER ITALIAN, RENZO PASOLINI, RIDING A REDUCED HIS AGE TO 22. BUT THE RECORD IS CLAUDE LAROSE AND DANNY GRANT TO MINNESOTA FOUR-CYLINDER BENEll', WAS SECOND BUT THE STRAIGHT NOW. FRYMAN IS 28 AND NO MATTER fOR TWO AMATEUR DRAFT CHOICES TO BE NAMED 27-YEAR-OLD AOOSTINI WAS NEVER UNDER PRESS­ "'HAT 80TH HE AND THE SCOUT HIINK, TO A LOT DURING TRADING CAMP. URE AT ANY TIME DURING THE RACE. PEOPLE THAT'S YOUNG • * • • • • • ArTER A SCORCHING rlRST LAP or 106 MILES *****lI-** MECK ISLAND AN HOUR, SEVEN SECONDS FASTER THAN LAST TWILIGHT GOLF LEAGUE YEAR HIS EXPECTED THREAT TO THE HAILWOOO SaMet6?~~ LAP RECORD or 107.73 MILES AN HOUR NEVER I'kw YORIi:' {UPI )--ANOY KERR, ONE or THE THE MECK ISLANO TWILIGHT GOLF LEAGUE WILL MATERIALIZED. PROMISING MEMBERS AMONG THE COLLEGE 'DOT'.'" SWiNG INTO ACTION WITH EIGHT TEAMS ON,fRI­ PASOLINI FINISHED TWO MINUTES 40 SECONDS COACHES, "'ILL BE 90 YEARS OLD IN OCTOB[R AND DAY JUNE 14. THE LEAGUE WAS SET-UP STRIC'T­ BEHIND HIM. THe M(ASURE OF THE ITALIAN ST Ill.. INTERESTEO IN THE: GAME lY fOR MECK ISLAND PER~ONN[L INTERESTED IN SU~ERIORITY WAS SHOWN BY THE FURTHER TEN AN~Y IS MOST rAMOUS FOR HAVING COACHED GOLFING. THE 1ST TEE IS BEING RESERVED ON MINUTE GAP WHICH SEPARATED THE TWO ITALIAN COLGATE UNIVERSITY rROM 1929 THROUGH 1946~ FRIDAY FROM 4: 15 PM TO 5:00 PM fOR LEAGUE MACHINES rROM THE THIRD RIDER, BRITON eiLL DURING WHICH TIME HIS TEAMS WON 95 GAMES AND USE SMITH RIDING A HONDA. LOST 50 AND TIED SEVEN IN THE EARLY 1930's TEAM ROsTERS ARE AS fOLLOWS: EAST GERMAN HEINZ ROSNER WAS FORCED OUT HE HAD ONE POWERHOUSE_ELEVEN WHICH A ·LOT or BECAUSE Of ENGINE TROUBLE IN THE THIRD LAP. PEOPLE THOUGHT SHOULD GET AN INVITATION TO TEAM #1 TEAM #2 * * * * * * fH[~O-SE BOWL, THEN 'rnr' ONLY REAL BOWL GAME. Ow," WALBORN SLOW PITCH SCHEDULE ( WED_-FRI_) IT DIDN'T TH"'T PARTICUL ... R COLGATE SQUAD BASTONE G'BBS WEO JUNE 12 BRANDON FIELD WON rAME AS THE TEAM THAT WAS ... "UNBE ... TEN, RUD REINHARDT N--5:30 PM TITAN! "e" VS PALM TERRACE "B" UNTIED, AND UNINVITED," WAlLACE TEAM #3 MARSH AT HAMILTON, NEW YORK, WHERE COLGATE IS FARRIS THURS JUNE 13 BRANDON FIELD LOCATED, ANDY KERR STILL IS ONE Of THE MOST BROWN N--5:30 PM MASSART vs CHARLIE'S DAISES ACTIVE MEN IN THE COMMUNITY HE IS PRESI­ GAFFNY DENT OF THE HOSPITAL THERE AND IS WORKING ON TrAM #4 CLARK TEAM #5 FRt JUNE 14 BRANDON FIELD ITS NEW BUILDING PROGRAM HE STILLS ATTENDS STARCHER JACKSON A--5:30 PM PAlM TERRACE hA" VS AS MANY 'OOTeAll GAMES AS HE CAN. DANE PENDRY RAYTHEON R.R. KERR RECENTLY WATCHED A TWO-HOUR DRESS JAJWINSKI D'AoDLF REHEARSAL SCRIMMAGE Of THE MICHIGAN STATE SPROUL TEAM #6 CLAPP COME AND WATCH THE SLOW PITCH TEAMS!'! TEAM HE HAS HAD A LONG rRIENDSHIP WITH SWANSON COACH DUFFY DAUGHTERTY Of THE SPARTANS. MORIN *•• ••• ••• KERR HAS BEEN ASSOCIATEO WITH THE SHRINE KING *** ... • •• ALL-STAR GAME IN SAN FRANCISCO fOR 40 YEARS TEAM #7 MANsr I ELD TEAM #8 MAN & WifE TENNIS TOURNAMENT***** AND DAUGHTERTY WILL COACH THE EASTERN TEAM DAVEY PAGE AN ALL-ISLAND MAN AND W,FE OR BACHELOR IN THE GAME HIlS FALL. PRESTON Bouv I ER AND BACHELORETTE TENNIS TOURNAMENT WILL BE ONE Of THE THINGS orTEN OVERLOOKED ABOUT TANNER CONWAY CO-SPONSORED BY THE KWAJALEIN TENNIS CLUB KERR IS THE rACT THAT HE WAS AN ASSISTANT BOSENBURY POTTER AND SPECIAL SERVICES FROM JUNE 22 TO COA UNDER THE LEGENDARY POP WARNER WHEN JUNE 30. THE GREAT COACH WAS THE H(AD MAN AT PITTS­ GOOD LUCK TO THE NEWLY FOUNDED LEAGUE!!!!! ENTRIES WILL PLAY AN EIGHT GAME ROUND BURGH STANFORD WANTED POP TO TAKE OVER * * * • • * ROBIN SERIES WITH TROPHIES TO BE A\oIARDED AS ITS COACH IN THOSE DAYS COACHES HONORED >£CK ISLAND'S THEIR CONTRACTS A BIT MORE THAN THEY 00 SCHEDlU OF MATCHES TO THE fiRST THREE PLACE WINNERS FOR TOTAL GAMES ENTRY FE( W'lll BE $1 00 PER HMo! TODAY WARNER STILL HAD TWO HARS TO GO AT FOR THE PURPOSE Of FURNISHING REfRESHMENTS. PITT So HE SENT KERR ON TO STANfORD IN HIS JUNE 14 (FRIDAY) ALL INTERESTED PARTICIPANTS ARE TO CALL PLACE ANDY ESTABLISHED THE WARNER SYSTEIo4 A TEAfot #1 VS #2 115 v, #6 W.l. THOMAS OR fRED WONG AT *81370 OR STANfORD AND TWO YEARS LATER POP WARNER AR­ TEAM #3 VS #4 #7 #8 v, *82492 CALL AFTER HOURS RIVED TO TAKE OVER AS HEAD COACH. KERR JUNE 23 *83700 DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES Will BE JUNE 19 AT STAYED ON F"OR A COUPLE or SEASONS AS AN TEAM #1 VS TEAM 1630 HOURS. TENNIS BALLS \oIILL BE fURNISHED. ASSISTAtH AND THAN MOV[D ON TO WASHINGTON TEAM #2 VS TEAM ~ :: ~A AND JErr[RSON, HE TH[N MOVED TO COLGATE WH(RE H( COACHED UNTIL 1946. ** ** ANDY THOUGHT HE WAS RETIRING THEN BUT HE * • • • • * ** ** -- WASN'T. HE TOOK ANOTHER FLING AT COACHING PADDlE BALL SCHEDULE TWILIGHT GOLF SCHEDULE AT LEBANON VALLEY, AT THE AGE OF 89 HE VS BURNS & CaE ISN'T COACHING FOOTBALL. BUT HE ISN'T RE'LL~THURS. 13 JUNE RETIRED, [ITHER Couln #1 rill. JUNE 14 • • • • BLOEDEL ~VITTO VS ~U BRAGADO • • • * 4.45 PM K>Vl VS GAGAC •• •• 4- COURT #2 .. • g'e 5:00 NEYLON-KARP VS BURKHA~T[R-ALLEN ** ** s~· LET'S TRY TO REMEMBER TD KEEP KWAJ 6:00 AINA-KALAHIKI vs TIHBEREZA & • CLEAN_. DISPOSE DF WASTES • • • • • • • Ku IHUE IN PRDPER PLACES PAGE 6 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY Ju E 12 Ingredients for a Student Revolt by Richard Davey Q (e) 1968 New York Times News Service C> LONDON -- IF YOU WANT TO SYNTHESIZE A STUDENT REVOLT IN YOUR LABOAATOR~ PROCEED AS FOL­ LOWS. TAKE SEvERAL THOUSAND STUDENTS OF SOCIOLOGY AND MAKE THEM ATTEND LECTURES IN A HALL THAT HOLDS A HUNDRED. TELL THEM THAT EVEN IF THEY PASS THEIR EXAMINATIONS THERE WILL PROBABLY BE NO JOBS FOR THEM. SURROUND THEM WITH A SOCIETY THAT ODES NOT PRACTICE WHAT IT PREACHES AND IS RUN BY POLITICAL PARTIES THAT 00 NOT REPRESENT THE STUDENTS' IDEAS. CLOSED TELL THEN TO THINK ABOUT WHAT IS WRONG WITH SOCIETY AND HOW TO PUT IT RIGHT. As SOON AS THEY BECOME ACTIVELY INTEREStED IN THE SUBJECT SEND IN THE POLICE TO BEAT THEM UP. THEN STAND WELL CLEAR OF THE BANG AND AFFECT AN ATTITUDE OF CONFUSED SURPRISE. THIS IS, OF COURSE, A CRUDE SIMPLIFICATION BUT IT DOES AT LEAST HINT AT THE PATTERN OF July 9 - July 25 SOME OF THE STUDENT TROUBLE IN THE WESTERN WORLD -- A COMBINATION OF EDUCATIONAL GRIEV­ ANCES, POLITICAL OISSILLUSION, MORAL CON­ FOR _ODELING AND REFIXTURING CERN, FRUSTRATION, BOREDOM, ENTHUSIASM AND PRODUCE A SMALL RULING ELITE EDUCATED MOST- A CERTAIN AHOUNT OF IMITATIVENESS, Th. ANNEX WILL _liN OPEN AS THE PROTESTERS ARE A SMALL MINORITY, MOST IT HAS BECOME A VITAL INDUSTRY THAT MUST PRODUC& A CERTAIN QUANTITY OF PEOPLE TRAIN­ USUAL and the COMMUNITY CENTER STUDENTS IN MOST COUNTRIES (EXCEPT WHERE WILL BE Tl!MPORARILY CONVERTED POLITICAL ACTIVITY IS TRADITIONAL) ARE ED TO CERTAIN SPECIFICATIONS IF THE NATION IS TO PROSPER. IT MuST TAKE IN A VAST NEW TO STOCK MAGKllNES. NDiSP APERS, PEACEFUL CONfORMISTS. DRo:JS AND SUNDRIES, AND OTHER THERE ~RE AT LEAST TWO QUESTIONS THAT CLASS OF STUDENTS WHOSE FAMILY BACKGROUNDS SElECTED ITEMS. NEED ANSWERING. FIRST, HOW MUCH REAL POWER ARE OFTEN REMOTE FROM THE TRADITIONS OF UNiVERSITY LIFE ANO HIGHER LEARNING. CAN THE PROTESTING ~INORITY COMMAND IN Please begin preparing tor this THE 8ASIC P"OBLE~S A~E COMMON TO A GREAT TERMS OF THEIR ABILITY TO MAKE TROUBLE, PUT inconvenience today by purchas­ PRESSuRE ON AUTHORITIES, AND RALLY WloER MANY COUNTRIES. IN THE UNITEO STATES THE ing adequate essentials to last SUPPORT ON SPECIFIC ISSuES? SECONDLY, STUDENT FEELS THEM MOSTLY IN THE SIZE AND during the elos~ period. SHOULD WE REGARD THESE PROTESTERS AS MIS­ IMPERSONALITY OF THE UNIVERSITIES AND IN GUIDED DELINQUENTS AND NUISANCES, OR AS THE NEGLECT OF UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING. THANK YOU FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING SOCIAL CRITICS WITH OPINIONS THAT DESERVE BERKELEY HAS 27,431 UNDERG~ADUATES, AND A COOPEllATION. SERIOUS ATTENTION? FREQUENT COMPLAINT IS THAT "I'M ONLY A THE FIRST QUESTION HAS BEEN LARGELY HUMBER~" THE pRESSUAES OF COMMERCE AND ANSWERED BY RECENT EVENTS. No POLITICAL THE PENTAGON ARE ALSO FEL; AS CORRUPTING • OR ACADEMIC AUTHORITIES IN ANY COUNTRY, BY MANY STUDENTS. • EVEN THE MOST TOTALITARIAN, CAN AFFORD THERE ARE 125,000 STUDENTS AT THE SOR­ WHOLLY TO IGNORE STUDENT fEELINGS. BONNE, 15,100 AT THE FREE UNIVERSITY OF MANY UNIVERSITY AOMINISTRATIONS ARE TRY­ BERLIN, ANO 63,000 IN ROME. To MAKE M~T­ ING TO WARD OFF TROUBLE BY INVITING STU­ TERS WORSE, THE STAUCTURE OF SOME UNIVER­ DENTS TO PLAY ~ORE PART IN UNIVERSITY AF­ SITIES REMAINS LARGELY IN THE 19TH CENTURY, Planes Brush in Air; FAIRS. GOVERNMENTS ARE WAKING UP TO THE WITH PROFESSORS FORMING AN AUTOCRATIC RUL­ FACT THAT THEY HAVE GREATLY UNDERESTIMATED ING CLASS, OFTEN WITH A VESTED INTEREST Both Land Safely THE EDUCATIONAL CRISIS WHICH MODERN IN­ IN THE S~ATUS QUO, A CLASSIC REVOLUTIONARY DENVER (IJP I) __ A UN I TEO A I RL I NES. BOE I NG DUSTRIAL SOCIETY CREATES FOR ITSELF. SITUATION. WEST GEAMAHY pROVIDES ONE EX- 727 JETLINER WITH 63 PERSONS ABOARD AND A THE SECOND QUESTION -- WHETHER THE pRO­ AMPLE. TWIN ENGINE PROPELLEA-DRIVEN PLANE BRUSHED TESTERS HAVE ANYTHING VALID TO SAY -- IS FRANCE HAS SIMILAA PROBLE~S WITH ITS MAN­ AGAINST EACH OTHER IN FLIGHT TODAY ABOUT AGAIN PARTLY ANSWERED BY EVENTS. THE MILI­ DARIN SYSTEM, ~ROOUCING SCHOLARLY ARTS 15 MILES NORTH OF DOWNTOWN DENVER. BoTH TANT STUDENTS HAVE BEEN ABLE TO GET LARGE GRADUATES WHO THEN CANNOT GET JOBS. THERE PLANES LANDED SAFELY. NUMBERS OUT INTO THE STREETS AND IN SOME .S INTENSE OVERCROWDING, SHORTAGE OF FACIL­ THERE WERE NO INJURIES AND DAMAGE WAS COUNTRIES HAVE WON A GOOD DEAL OF PUBLIC ITIES AND BOOKS. MINIMAL FROM THE CONTACT WHICH OCCURED SUPPORT. THEY COULO NOT 00 THIS IF THEY BRITISH STUDENTS AAE COMPARATIVELY WELL ABOUT 9,000 FEET. REPRESENTED ABSOLUTELY NOTHING AND NOBODY orF, WHICH PARTLY ACCOUNTS FOR THE QUIETER AIRPDAT OFFICIALS SAID THE CESSNA 331 BUT THE~SELVES, AND IF THEY WERE ACTING IN ATI"OSPHtRE, BuTE'YDI HERE UNIVERSITIES ARE OWNED BY DENVER RADIO STATION KIMN AND AN ATMOSPHERE OF TOTAL ISOLATION AND HOSTIL­ GROWING BITTER, TEACHERS ARE BEG.NNING TO FLOWN BY NEWS DIRECTOR DON MARTIN TO RE­ ITY. WHICH DOES NOT MEAN THAT THEY HAVE NEGLECT THEIR PASTORAL DUTIES, AND STU­ PORT TR"'rrIC, RECEIVED "A CfIIlNKLED WING WIDE SUPPORT FOR THEIR SPECIFIC REVOLUTION­ DENTS A~E FEELING NEGLECTED. AUTHORITAR­ TIP." ARY IDEAS. IAN ATTITUDES STILL PERSIST AMONG SOME THE "'IRLINER WAS DAMAGED ON ITS RIGHT THERE IS, HOWEVER, NO NEED TO BECOME TIED TEACHERS AND ADMINISTRATORS, AND ARE RE­ WING NEAR THE rLAP. UP WITH THE DETAILS OF REVOLUTIONARY ARGU­ SENTED BY STUDENTS. BOTH PLANES WERE PREPARING TO LAND. MENTS. THE RADICALS THEMSELVES DISAGREE IN MOST COUNTRIES STUDENTS ARE CHRONICAL­ MARTIN SAID HE WAS MAKING HIS APPROACH A LOT ABOuT DOCTRINE. IT IS PROBABLY MORE LY SHORT OF MONEY WHILE LIVING AMID IN­ WHEN THE JETLINER "DRO"PED~' ON HIM. HIS USEFUL TO STANO BACK A LITTLE AND RECOGNIZE CREASING ~FFLU£NCE. IN ~UR[LY ECONOMIC ONLY PASSENGER WAS GARY FOSTER OF COMBS THAT MOST STUDENT RADICALS ARE NOT SCREAM­ TERMS THEY 00 fORM A LARGE UNDERPRIVILEGED A I RCRArT • ING DELINQUENTS BUT HIGHLY INTELLIGENT, IN­ PROLETARIAT. THEY NO LONGER ACCEPT THE "I rEl T A BUMP AND LOOKED UP TO THE LEFT TEREST1NG ANO OFTEN CHARMING PEOPLE. TRADITIONAL VIEW THAT STUDENTS SHOULD PUT AND SAW THE 727," FOSTER SAID. THE I R ~ARGUMENTS MA Y OFTEN BE QUEST I ONABLE, UP WITH HARDSHIPS BECAUSE THEY ARE PRIVILEG­ \ THE JETLINER WAS APPROACHING DENVER THEIR EXPERIENCE SHORT, AND THEIR METHODS ED IN OTHER WAYS, OR WILL EARN MORE LATER, ON A FLIGHT FROM SALT LAKE CITY. THE DISTASTEFUL, aUT WHAT THEY ARE DOING, IN OR BECAUSE THE REWARDS OF SCHOLARSHIP ARE PASSENGERS LATER CHANGED PLANES AND CON­ EFFECT, IS UTTERING A CRY OF DISTRESS AND SUFFICIENT COMPENSATION. TINUED THE FLIGHT TO WASHINGTON ANGER AT SO~E ASPECTS OF MODERN SOCIETY. To STUDY IS NO LONGER REGARDED AS A THE RADIO STATION FLIES ITS PLANE TWICE TH[v ARE IN THE LONG TRADITION OF PROTEST SPECIAL PRIVILEGE. STUDENTS KNOW THAT THE EACH DAY ~URING THE HEAVY TRAFFIC HOURS AGAINST INJUSTICE, HYPOCRISY, OPPRESSION STATE NEEDS THEM MORE THAN THEy NEED THE IN THE MOANING AND LATE AFTERNOON TO PRO­ AND MATERIALISM. THEY NEED NOT BE IGNORED STATE. VIDE MOTORISTS WITH INrOR~ATION ON TRAfFIC JUST BECAUSE THEY 00 NOT PRODUCE CAREFUL IN ALL THESE EDUCATIONAL GRfEVANCES THE TIE-uPS WORKING PA~ERS ON CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM. MILITANT STUDENTS ARE OBVIOUSLY SPEAKING P'LOT or THE UAL 'LANE WAS ~.L. BUFr or THEIR PROTEST USUALLY STARTS FROM REAL FOR A CONSIOEAABLE NUMBER OF THEIR FELLOWS. WASHINGTON. THERE WEAE 57 PASSENGE~S AND SHORT COM INGS IN THE [DUCAT 10NAL SYSTEMS OF THIS IS WHY THEY CAN GET SUPPORT IN THE SIX CREW MEMBERS ABOARD. T~E COUNTRIES INVOLVED. STREETS, THE STUD&NT POPULATION OF THE WORLD IS IT SEEMS TO MANY YOUNG PEOPLE AS IF IT IS Unemployment Stays Level EXPLODING. IT IS LIKELY TO GO ON OOING THE COMMERCIAL INTEAESTS THAT RUN THE WORLD, WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE U.S. UNEMPLOYMENT SO. IN BRITAIN ALOtoiE IT HAS BEEN E:STINATED DETERMINE PRIORITIES AND TEACH PEOPLE TO RATE DURING MAY REMAINED AT 3.5 PERCENT THAT THE NUMBER OF PE:OPLE IN HIGHER EDUCA­ WANT GOODS THEY 00 NOT" NEED. IT SEEMS, OF THE NATION'S WORKING FORCE rOR THE TION MAY DOUBLE AGAIN BETWEEN NOW AND 1980. TOO, AS IF THE OLDEA GENERATION HAS LOST SECOND CONSECUTiVE MONTH, THE GOVERNMENT APAIIIT FROM THE DEMANDS THAT THIS WILL MAKE NOT ONLY THE poWtR TO GOVERN BUT ALSO THE REPORTED TODAY. ON ~ACILITIES, IT WILL INCREASE THE ALREADY CONFIDENCE IN ITS RIGHT TO GOVERN. PER­ IT ALSO SAID tHE AVEAAGE HOURLY WAGE UNHEALTHY OEGREE TO WHICH EDUCATION BECOMES HAPS STUDENTS WHO HAVE BEEN PRESSING fOR DURING MAY INCREASED TO $2 82, WITH AN IN­ A CLOSED CIRCUIT AFFAIR, WITH MORE AND MORE A SHARE or THE ADMINISTRATIVE POWER WILL CREASE IN THE NUMBER OF WORK-HOURS BRING­ GRADUATES BE I NG BROUGHT SA CK TO BE COME ALSO DISCOVER JUST HOW lNCR(DIBLY BORING IT ING AVERAGE WEEKLY EARNINGS TO $106.08, TEACHERS. CAN BE 10 SIT ON COMMITTEES. UP $1.59 FROM APRIL AND $5.48 fROM MAY EXCEPT WHERE POWERFUL pOLITICAL FACTORS THE STUDENT SODY CHANGES ALL THE TINE. 1967· ARE INVOLVED, THERE SEEMS TO BE A CLEAR IT CANNOT EASILY EST~BLISH ITSELF AS A CON­ THE LASOR DEPARTMENT REPORTED THAT DUR­ CORRELATION BETWEEN STUDENT RADICALISM AND SISTENT ~OLITICAL POWER IN THE NATION. ING MAY THERE WERE 2.3 MILLION UNEMPLOYED EDUCATIONAL CAIS". THERE NAY EVEN BE A BUT [VEN ALLOWING fOR ALL THE FACTORS THAT WORKERS, COM~ARED TO 2.5 MILLION IN APRIL. CORRELATION WITH STAFF_STUDENT RATIOS. THIS MAV SE TRANSITORY, WE ARE LIKELY TO BE AND THE NUMBER OF JOB HOLDE~S DURING MAY WOLD BE DI(~ICULT TO PROVE, BUT THE AVERAGE FACED FOR A LONG TIME WITH SOME OF THE MOAt TOTALED 75.9 MILLION, AGAINST 75.1 MILLION 8irI1TISH RATIO IS ABOUT j·,O. AT THE SOR­ FUNDAMENTAL ELEMENTS IN THE PROTEST MOVE­ IN APRIL. BONNE IT IS ABOUT I.~. MENT -- A VERY LARQE AND AATICULATE STu­ HOWEVER, IT POINTED OUT THAT THE JOBLESS HUMGERS ARE NOT THE ONLY PROBLEM. THE DENT BODY, AN EDUCATIONAL CRISIS, AHD THE RATE RE~AINED AT 3.5 pERCENT BECAUSE MORE WHOLE ROLE O~ THE UtoilVERSITY IN SOCIETY POLITICAL ALIENATION or A SUBStANtiAL 'AAT JOSS WERE AVAILABLE IN MAv THAN THERE AND IN POLITICS IS MOlliE CONFUSED THAN EVER or THE STUDENT G[NERATION. WERE IN A~RIL, BECAUSE OF SEASONAL rACTOAl, BErORE. IN ADVANCED AS WELL AS DEVELOPING AND BECAUSE or ADJUSTMENTS MACE TO C~­ SOCIETIES ITS MAIN FUNCTION IS NO LONGER TO THE FIAST MOVING ~ICT"URE or AN ECLIPSE or PENSATE FOR ITRIKES AND CIVIL DISORDERS. 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ICRlmWORD By Eugene Sheffer I

HORlZO~TAL 40 Roater ,ERTle'A' 11 Native 1 Stringed oJ.] Declare 1 B""I metal Im.trument mgredumt 19 Before !I ArtIcle " "'"RaUCC , Mln~ " pretlJ< II Jomp Bro!: 41 Pen entnLnce 21 Righcard 12 European point 3 WeBtt>1'I1 23 Ingenuous Tlver 49 Above city 24 Flax Pronoun 50 Olfl('p BIUI18 of 2~ Period H" ArablRn item • arg"l!nent at tIn>" <:hleftaIn 51 Al~o >; Human 2~ On top 01 Conifer 52 BnUiRnt trunk 27 Bellow "16 Female 6 Color 28 Concern r"f~ Matched"" .. H"rm(t 32 loormaiIBU German " grQ1JpS II seed " admIral ,. Under a integument '"teaching 18 Jazz pnfll< 9 Urge.:! 33 Instruc dlUlces Do,. 10 Ceav"t tiona Paraguay " Diumlned to, 36 Samts " SatIrIcally Ans\\er t<) vest~rdav s puzzle " (abbr) " Ascend 38 Short 29 Conllumed IItodung& 30" Prevancate 39 Viceroy 31 Vocal mIndia quality 42 Cry of :12 Pe~sert BacchMaJS 33 Fl.u~slan 43 French_ rIver ~', 34 Cereal dN~ grain H Snare 55 Bookof 45 PaJd etch,ed the BIble notices DEEP ffELiNG i. (abbr) 41> Confederate th'" face of Pr"'bld",nt John'" 36 JewIsh general ';On DVl'r tbe RSII.1.smnatwll of HI Symbol festival or "I'n Robl'rt 10' lsldent John F Kennedy slumped mtD the ann~ of hI''! I" in grief as she walks al[1ng Wife, Jacquelme (top ]€'ft1, While rldmg m a motorcade m DallM, Tex Last Ap"] 4 In I~ ~ at thl' K{'ll1ledy home m Hy­ MemphIs, T"'nn, Dr Martm Luther Kl.1lg Jr wa~ shot fatally \\htle st.andmg on a bal­ I" :0,1" annis Port Ma$8 The gun, cony of a motor hotel (bottom' The latest V1Ct1I1l of a shooting Sen Robel't F Kennedv shot assassll1.a.tmn of her son a bl"Other of the late pre'lldent \\a8 gunned down In a corl'1.dor (top right) of th<) Ambal!- "u Sen Robert Kennedy is an­ sador Hotl'l in Ln~ Angell'S CRYl"'l'OQUIPS oUler lli II. long list ot trage- 14QEFJWJo LQEFJE SRVPll BRV dies to befall the famIly SBWP LQEQFBV Ve.terday'. Cryptoqulp SPRING AIR METAMORPHOSES HIBERNATING BEARS ) Ie 1968 Kmg FeRt",..,. syadlcate 1",,) FREED IY REDS --Arrested in !;:ast Bel'hn nlne nlonths ago on espionage charges, Ron ,\ld \\Jed€'nhoeft, 30, a. for­ m .. ) Loiumb«t UmversLty art ln~trudol' [l8;$ been released by thl' Commum~ts WIthout e.~rlanD.tJ(;n He Is a native of MllwaukE'l', Wis

CENTRAL PRESS artIst John Kranl'r" sk<)tel, Illu3h8'e~ th<) gun~hot In till' head of Sen Robert Kell11l'dy HI Lo~ All.l:"!f>~ CONTRACT BRIDGE By B Jay Becker fT. 1Hor4-H.W.r 'n Ma"."" 'ndlvldval Champlon.hlp "ay} 'AMOUS HANDS South dealer 1mIsunderstood the purpose of Nelthl'r aide VUlnerable the bid and ran from two cJubs NORTH doubll'd to two diamonds the suit West had bid After some further 8cufflmg, 9K4S Kay wound up In threll clubs ."+QI0752 doubled, which he very luckily .Q87 mwl, WEST EAST He won the heart 1e'l.d WIth .A9 • 7t32 the liC6 led a lIJI d up make, at least it would se,em maktng tllre<' ~" :ed {nned) plot in Arilngton Kennedy and two Kenne-dy chIldren -and now It Is thE' last clubB:, but apparenUy Kapl~ apparwtly Ulvlncible Th.llan8 ( .. m .. tf>ry B1lrled her~ ar!' PreSident JohT' F of 1!I!.'sJllated Sen Robert F KE'nn!,dv PUBLISKEO BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AT THE fOR SALE CLASS ••• DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER, "-Ill ('ONDfTIONER, 9,00( BTU, 1'1 ~OS KWAJAlEIN MISSILE RANGE. MARSHfl.LL .S- OLD, EXCELLHIT CONDiTiON AV.ldLAdLE LANDS CONTRACT DAAG 43-674C-0001 St-OwTlME IM~(DIATELY, $55 M'ST SELL ol) JUNE THE HOURGL"'SS IS PUBLISHED O"'ILY MON- 730&12 15 21 C"'LL 132547 ... rTER 'WORM DR ql361 Ivey Hall S6"fo'~8)0 Ocean View DUll I NG 'oIOR~ A!;~ fOR Bas NOTICES IS 3 PM T>i[ O... V BEfORE PU6LltA- A Mo\N t4LLW QtlGGER A TIGER WALKS TION W... LT DIS",EY'S DRAMA COI.OR P'CN'': TAdLE, ~ fOOT, ~/ATTA(HEO SPY ORA"'. COLOR ALL ... OTICES ",NO AD~ERTISEM[NTS MUST BRIA", KEITH, VERA MILES, AABU BE SUflMITTEO IN WRITTEN fORM. TEI.E- SENCH!;, $12 C"'LL '13727 P ... UL MANTEE, TERRY MOORE, JAN MuI'tI't ... y, SUE ANN LANGDON PAME:L" fRANKLIN PHONED NOTICES ... NO ADS "ILL NOT SE Kr'l"ORE AUTOMATIC OIS"WASHER, $35 ACCEPT[D ALL COpy ",NO PHOTOGRAP>iS C"'LL 112171 BECOME THE PRopERTY or THE HOURGLASS REPU8LIC ... TION Of MATERIAL CONTAINED fiSHING Roo & GARCI'" 106 REEL. HERriN IS NOT AUTHORIZED WITHOUT THE $'), SH(),.(J 1ME FISHING ROO & G"'RCI'" 406 REEL, $30, SHOWTIME PRIOR APPROVAL Of THE COMHAHDING Of_ )0 Trade Winds B FIC[R, KWAJALEIN MISSILE RANGE NEw UNO(R'oI~TER OEPTH (;UA('E AND 00'_''''., Richardson 7 $q, KAM E-1 S"'CK P",CK, $10, ITAL''''N II" YOU to ... VE NOT RECEIVED YO'JI'{ HOUR­ FLOWER DRlM SONG TRIS MARES" SCUS'" KNifE, $q, NE" SERGEANT RYKER GL"'SS sy 6 IS PM PLEASE CALL 81539 COLOR-WS SPORTSW"'~ fLIPPERS, SIZE- 10-11, $6, WAR DR ... ",. COLOR Mus I C"'L ~ETWEEN THE HOURS Of 6 15 AND b 45 PM NANCY KWAN. JA"'ES SHIGET ... , 11~-13, $6, 7-9, $5 PORH. JLE SHTERY LEE MARVIN, BRADrORO DILLMAN. AND ... COPY wll.L BE DEL I VEflEO TO YOU MIYOSHI UMEKI, JUNANITA HALL STEREO-MONO RECORD PLAYER, $25. CHEM_ VERA MILES, LL.OYO NOLAN EDITOR L ... RRY CORS I STArF MARCIA CHRIVIA ISTRY SET (NEW STILL tJOXED), LIG"T MOVIE CLASSifiCATION STOIlME ,-OLD SPORTS JACKET (MEDIUM), NORT,,- THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING - ATC VIR~INIA Lucy BLOEDEl LAND SPEEDSTER WATER SKIS, SMALL, $9, A TIGER WALKS - ATC SPORTS EDITOR VIC~\f AR1HUIl SPEAR (;UN, NEMROD PNEUMATIC, $10, 2 UP THE MACGREGQRS - AT CA.R RA.CE TR"CK SET _ !lOARO MOUNTEO­ Yokwe Yuk S~"t'~' CIRCULATION SERGEANT RYKER _AT MANAGER DANA OOGtllS I>I(£OS REPAIIl, $1, S,ZE 10-11 .... OIES THE rLOWER DRUM SONG - AT RETURN fRCf.i THE ASHES DRESSES (Nl"j C"'LL 82705 OR sEE H A MAN GALLED DAGGER - A MELOOR ... M... B&W~WS TR 775 RETURN FROM THE ASHES - A MAZIMII.IAN SCHELL. INGRID L I ""T _L JE PERMA_PREST CULOTTES. NEW. THULIN, S"'''''''NTHA EGGAR, 8ERBERT SIZE 13, $5 CALL 82359 MTER 5 OR "EEKENOS /8 GLOBAL ASSOCIATES

KIDS' PATIO SALE or ao~s AND GIIlLS TO(S, iELI. ~AGS. 15JUI\jE65 CPT R.T. ARIYOS~I 824)) CROWdAR, "AMMEIl & CHISEL. ASSORTED 16JuNEffi CPT, S R HAGENHoFI" 824)8 C>

LTC F.G THOM ... S 83653 FRIGIDAIRE: DRYE:R'$50, SONY 500A TAPE DUTY OrficER 15 KWAUALEI", MISSII.E RECORDER $145 CALL 82230 AFTER 5 p~ COMM ... NDING OrrICER's REPRtSEIolTA- OTHER THAN NOIlM"'L DUTY KEN~ORE AUTOMATIC DRYER, TWO SETTINGS, AIR OR HEAT TIMER CONTROL. GOOD CON- OITIOIII, $30 SEE AT 427B OR C"'LL 92207. AfTEIl q PM SOYS USING THt HOBBY SHOP TEM­ POLAROID 104 C"''''ERA WITH SELF 1I"'£R, PORARI~Y TO PUT PAPERS TOGCTHCR OCCUpy AND fL ... SH ... TT"'CHMENTS SEE ... T CORAL THE fACILITY rROM 4 30 - 6 30 PM MON­ 320 ArTER 5 f'M DAY THROUGH SATURDAY IT WOuLD aE GREATLY APPRECI ... TED If THE ISLAND GIRL'S 24" SIKE INCLUDING NEW SP"'RE WOULD COOPER ... TE AND NOT USE SET TIRES AND TUBES EXCELL(NI CON­ tHE H08BY SHOP DURING THOSE HOURS DITION, $20 CALL 82657. TUMBL1NG CLASSES INSTRuCTED BY MR 'WANTED BoY~ STE~"'RT WILL NOT BE HELD THIS WOMAN'S BICYCLE, 26" IN GOOD COMOITION "CEK THE: CL"'SSES WILL RESUME JUNE C"'LL 92595 Weekly Movie Schedule I7 TH • ______

USED BOLEX 16 101M CA",ERA C"'LL 84323 RICI-ItIRDSON OCEAN VIEW YOKWE YUK THE DEPENDENT POOL IS NOW OPEN THE ArTER 5 PM NORMAL OPER ... TING HOURS ARE AS FOLLOWS SUNDAY. MoNDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. FRH)AY AND SATURDAY 0930 - 1830 CI.OS[O THURSDAYS FOR CLEAN I NG AMf'llfIER - TO USE ~lrH ELECTRIC GUI­ TAR, ABOUT 25 wATT. WITH TREMELO 011 NOTiCE TO HOUSING OCCUPANTS rOOT SWITCH CALI. 82q74 GLOBAL ASSOCIATES wiLL 9E PERfORMING MAINTENAHCE ON Tt,E ELECTRICAL PuLl. WOUlO liKE TO BUY A PIANO C"LL 8z411 BOXES ON T>it fOLLOWING QTRS OURING THE WEEK 10 JUNE THRU 15 JUt>lE 434. LADIES 26" BIKE, IN GOOD CONDITION 435. 443, 426, q24 THEin WILL BE A CALL 82623 OR 81523 POWER OUTAGE or ",PPROXIMAltLY 4 HOURS PER UN IT E"'CH ... fFECTED OCCUPANT ~ILL ApPROX 10 TO 12 MULTIPLE VARIETY OF BE NOTII"IEO A D"'~ IN ... OV .. NCE or pell­ fiSH COLORfUL AND SM"'LL - FOR ... S"'ALL " fOR"'LNf. T>lIS ~AINTENANCE:, YO'JR CO­ ARE CCf.lING RYKER WALKS SONG DAGGER .QU"'Rlu~ '0111.1. TO PURCHASE IF PRICE OPERATION WII.L BE ... PPRECI ... Teo IS REASONABLE CALL 94266 BEFORE 3 PM THE CHILDREN'S MATINEE WILL BE "MAKE MINE MUSIC" AT I PM, SAT &. SUN OR 91569 PM 3 30 P'" TILL II PM TI;ERE WILL BE ... " ... "E SALE SPONSORED BY THE MARY RuT" HANI.1N CIRCLE ON SAT LOS' ANNOUNCEMENTS THE LIF[GU... RD AT EMON BEACIi WILL BE MORIoIING, JUNE 15 IN rRONT Of MACY'S J"'OE STONE FROM RING IN VICINI Tv d. AI,-\------,I ON OUT~ 8tTWEEN THE HOURS Of 3 30 - ST ... IIITI"'G AT 10 ... "1 ANY CONTlllGutlONS PORT FII\jOEIl PLEASE CALL S2405 RICHo\RDSON TIME CH4NGE 6 3D PM ~EEMD"'YS, 9 30 A~ • 6 30 P~ or BA~EO GOODS WOULD BE APPRECI ... TEO LONG SUMMER DAYS. WHICH ARE PREVAL_ ON WE:EKEN05. LITHE JOHI\j BRYAN LOST "IS BASEa.. LL ENT IN CONTIN[NTAL U.S.A AND OtliER f--'-_-'--'-'-'-'-'-'--,,-,--80--'-'-O--O-'---'-"-'-y--O-'-'-'--y-U-,--Jl THE ISLAND NURSERY WILL TAKE THE CHILO- GLOVE, AND SLuE aASEBALL CAP .AT BR ... NOON TEMPEIlATE ZONES. HAVE II[ACHEO OVER RE:N TO CORAL SANDS Bl:ACH rOR AN OUTING FltLD LAST SUNDAY IF FOUND, PLE"'SE THE P"'ClriC OCE ... N TO OUR CORAL ATOLL W~[N'S CLU8 WILL M[ET THURSDAY, JUNE (NO SWIMMING). THURSDAY THE BUS WII.L CALL 82346 AfTER 5 ISL",NO or I(W"'J"'LEIN. THE LONG DAY_ 13. "'T THE HOME or MARY J ... CKSON, 403£, 8 AT AM LEAV[ THE loluRSERY AT 30 A",O RETURN LIGHT HOURS AND THE PRESE:NT LATE SET­ SERVICES TING Of T..,£ SUN H... IIE NECESSITATED THE SELF -SERV ICE ICE M4.CHINES HULA LESSONS, "'LL INTERESTtD S"O(,LO RICHARDSON THE ... TER TO TEMPOR",llrLY fOR TtoE CONVENIENCE or AI.L KW"'J"LEIN RESIOENTS ICE CUBE MAKING MACHllolES AilE CALL 826ql fOR I"URTIiEIl INfORM... TION MODIFY ITS SHOW TIME __ BE~I"'NING PRESEl\jlL Y OPCRA T I NG IN TnC rOLLO~ I '1G 1.0'''' T IONS FOR SEL, SERV I CE THIS COMING SATURDAY. JUNE '5, 8Y A~OUI\jT LOCATION SERVICE SUMMER ACTIVITV PlloGIl"'M rOR q-nAIl-oLOS STAIIITING 15 MINUTES LAHR rlfo", l'!E -,- EMON BUCH 24 HOURS MONOAY, WEONESDAV, FRIDAY, 9-11 AM PRE:SENT 7 30 TO 7 45 PM SO R,.iMB'R) 4 LOADING DOCK - REErEIl PM TO g AM CALL GRACE KEIlIl gz565 STARTING SATURDAY, JUNE 15. THE RICH­ 5 PLAIolT BUILDING 701 ARDSON THEATER WILL BEGIN ITS MOVI"ES 2 ICE PLANT - BUII.DING 701 PIANO LtSSO"S, BE{'INNtRS AND INTERESTED AT 7 45 PM 6 AM TO 2 20 1""1 WEEKOA YS YOKW[ YUK BAR SELF SERVICE WEEKDAYS STUDENTS BY STUDENT TE"'CHEIl RE ... SON_ '"--~--"------______~ • I, ICE AVAII.ABLE ABLE. CALL .'32585 AfTER 4 PM OR EvENINGS THE KIotAJALEIN SCUBA CLUB WILL HOLD A ) CIlOSSI'tOAOS BAR SEI.F SERVICE ~EEKDAYS - ---- SHORT BUSINEsS MEETING AT 7 3D PM II' ICE A~AILABLE I WILL GIVE GUITAR LESSONS, CALL R241 THURSOAY, JUIoIE 13, AT THE COMM"",ITY 2 DCEA", VIEW BAR SEI.F SEII:IIICE CE"'T[R ALL MrMBERs ARE REQuESTE. TO ~EEKDAYS If ICE AVAILAolL[ ~VE BRDON WilL TRAV[l You SAY YOU ATT[NO. TH[ S[MI~ANNuAL ELECTIO'" 01' 24 Houfil SERV I CE HAVING A "A.Ty1 You SAY YOU DON't OFrlCERS ~ILL BE THURSDAY JuIoI[ 27TH WANT TO TAKt TIME to CI.EAN B[FOR[ AND ICE fOil PRIVATE PARTIES, .... ORI< PROGRAMS. fiSHING TRIPS, ETC. IS ISSUED IN 50 AfT[R1 W[LL I KNOW Just THE: MA" WHO THE KWAJALEIN CATHOLIC WOMEN & THE POUND BLOCU AT tHE ICE PLANT, BUII.DING 701, fROM AM TO 20 PM ON W[EKDAYS CAN DO THE JOB. CONTACT GEORGE FUZER WOMEN'S PROTESTANT CHA"EI. FELI.O~SIiI" 6 2 AND 6 AM TO 10 30 AM ON SUNDAYS " 8'5)8. ARE SPO"'SORING A FIRE OE"T OEMONSTRA_ RESlOEIolTS ARE REMllolOEO THAT TH[ ICC CU8E MACHINE:5 ",RE A "NIC[_TO_01AVC" RATHER TION AND fll.'" ON "EMERGENCY BREATHING THAN A NtCESSARY CONVENIENC[ IT THE RESPONSIBILITY Of EVERYOt>lE TO SCE PROCEOUR[S". IT WILl. BE HELO 0", MON­ 10 IS HELP WANTED THAT TH[Y .lRE NOT ... BUSED Olt WANTONLY DAMAGED, DAY ['IENI"'G, JV"'E 17TH. AT 7 fOM IN 1(P4t lAS CIVIL SERVICE CLERIC.AL O,"UII",r.S PROPER USE Of ICE IS NECESSARY TO ENSURE AN ADEQUATE SUfOPI.Y or CUS[S I"O~ T .. r loin,' CO .... UN"Y CENT[It. C"'LOR[" rOR rURTH[R tlrlfOIllMATtO ... CALL SGT HOII ...... O[YEUG[S SE:RV(O IN GLASSES OR CUI'S. fOR COO~ING BEER OR SOfT ORIIolKI BI.OCK ICE ACCOMfOANI[D SY "AR[NTS. AS W[~L AI AT 81419 SI'IOULD ALWAY! Bt USED ESfO[CIALLY AT T>iE LAIU!:.t:R c:AH1ERINGS. THESE BLOCKS ARt "'NY INT[R(5T(0 ISLAND REStD[NTS ARE AVAII.A8LE AT THE ICE fOLANT AS "'OTEO ABOVE W[LCOME TO ATTEND. FOR I.ARGE AMOUN T I~E