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VOL. 7 NO. ~165 KWAJALE I N, MARSHll.LL ISLANDS FRIOAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1966

tUPI)--THE HOLIDAY TRAFFIC TOLL ON THE NA­ TION 1 S HIGHWAYS MOUNTED STEADILY TODAY, TURN­ YANKS ROUT THREE RED OFFENSIVES ING THANKSGIVING HAPPINESS TO SORROW FOR HUN­ DREDS OF AMERICAN FAMILIES. AS AIR WAR PACE IS INCREASED A COUNT BY UPI AT 7 PM SHOWED THAT AT LEAST SAIGON (UPI)--COMMUNIST TROOPS FLED FROM AMERICAN FORCES ON THREE FRONTS IN SOUTH VIET 272 PERSONS HAD DIED IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS NAM TODAY. U.S. TROOPS AND PLANES BLEW UP HUNDREDS or ENEMY DEFENSIVE BUNKERS AND BOMBED SINCE THE START OF THE HOLIDAY PERIOD AT A VIET CONG HEADQUARTERS AREA NEAR THE CAMBODIAN FRONTIER. 6 PM WEDNESOAY. HEAVIEST FIGHTING OF THE DAY RAGED IN WAR ZONE C 65 MILES NORTHWEST OF SAICDN WHERE A BREAKDOWN or ACCIDE~TAL DEATHS SHOWEO: AMERICAN TROOPS WERE AIRLIFTED TO THE RESCUE AFTER VIET CONG FORCES BATTLED ALL AFTER­ TRAFFIC - 272, FIRES - 19, PLANES - 4, MIS­ NOON AGAINST TWO COMPANIES OF SOUTH VIETNAMESE IRREGULAR TROOPS ACCOMPANIED 8Y U.S. CELLANEOUS - 45, AND TOTAL 340. "GREEN BERET" ADVISERS. CALlroRNIA CHALKED UP ALMOST DOUBLE THE AMERICAN ARTILLERY AND STRIKE PLANES WENT INTO ACTION IN SUPPORT OF THE VIETNAMESE CI­ TRAFFIC TOLL OF ANY OTHER STATE. 'lilLIAN IRREGULAR DEF(NSE GROUP (CJDG) TROOPS LOCKED IN ~UNGLE COMBAT WITH THE COMMUNISTS. ------~~L~--~------THE COMMUNISTS tOUGHT ON, HOWEVER, LEG I SLAT I VE SUMM I T HEARS P AN LATE TODAY, A COMPANY or AMERICAN TROOPS WN WERE RUSHED TO THE BATTLE SCENE ElY HELICOPT- FOR NAT I ONAL CR I ME CRACKDO " ER AND THE VIET CONG FORCE flED THE SCENE. AUSTIN (UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON TODAY GAVE REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCR~TIC LEADERS A PEEK AT THE FIGHTING BROKE OUT IN THE OPERATION MAJOR NEW LEGISL~TION -- INCLUDING A NATIONAL cRACKDOWN ON CRIME -- AT A CONGRESSIONAL ATTLEBORO AREA WHERE U.S. TROOPS IN THE WA~S SUMMIT CoNFERENCE AT HIS RANCH. LARGEST OPERATION HAVE KILLED MORE THAN 1,200 JOHNSON SUMMONED VICE PRESIDENT HUBERT H. HUMPHREY, SENATE DEMOCRATIC LEADER MIKE MANS­ COMMUNISTS AND SEIZED ALMOST FIVE MILLION FIELD AND SENATE GOP LEADER EVERETT DIRKSEN rROM FLORIDA VACATIONS FOR THE CONFERENCE AT POUNDS OF VIET CONG RICE STORES IN A THREE- THE LBJ RANCH. HE ALSO FLEW FROM WASHINGTON HOUSE DEMOCRATIC LEADER CARL ALBERT, (DEM.­ WEEK SWEEP OKLA.L AND HOUSE REPUBLICAN LEADER GERALD R. FORO, (REf>.-MICH.), TO "HILL COUNTRY" TALKS ON A SECOND fRONT 300 MILES NORTHEAST Of A SlM1LAR CONFERENCE WAS HELD IN 1965 TO DIScUSS FORTHCOMING LEGISLATION BUT JOHNSON SAIGON, COMMUNIST TROOPS FLED IN PANIC INTo NOW IS FACED WITH A FAR WEAKER DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL FORCE SINCE REPUBLICANS SWEPT 47 THE COASTAL MOUNTAINS AS AMERICAN 1ST AIR , HOUSE SEATS FROM THE DEMOCRATS Nov. 8. CAVALRY DIV)SION TROOPS MOPPED UP ArTER KILL AU:S1RALIANS WILL VOTE JOSEPH CALIFANO, THE PRESIDENT'S SPECIAL ING AT LEAST 34 AND CAPTURING I I RED GUERRIL ':lTH VIET NAM AT ISSUE LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANT, HOUSING AND URBAN LAS IN OPERATION THAYER I I. 11, DEVELOPMENT SECRETARY ROBERT C. WEAVER) AND (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) SYDNEY (UPI)--AuSTRALIANS WILL DECIDE TO- BUDGET BUREAU DIRECTOR CHARLES L. SCHULTZE MORROW WHETHER TO CONT1NUE SENDING TROOPS DISCUSSED FORTHCOMING LEGISLATION EARLIER SMOG CRISIS DECLARED TO FIGHT BESIDE AMERICANS IN SOUTH VIET TODAY WITH JOHNSON. NAM. LAST-MINUTE PRE-ELECTION POLLS INDI- CALIFANO SAID AFTER THE MEETING THAT AMONG ON EASTERN SEABOARD CATED THE ANSWER WOULO BE A RESOUNDING YES. THE MATTERS DISCUSSED WERE JOHNSON'S PRE- NEW YORK (UPI)--THE STATES OF NEW YORK, A RECORD 6,190,000 VOTERS ARE EllGILBE TO VIOUSLY-ANNOUNCED PLANS TO ASK FOR AT LEAST NEW JERSEY AND CONNECTICUT DELCARED AIR ?OL­ CAST BALLOTS IN THE GENERAL ELECTIONS, VOT- A TEN PERCENT ACROSS-THE-BOARD INCREASE iN LUTION EMERGENCIES TODAY. OFFICIALS APPEALEC ING IS COMPULSORY, SOCIAL SECURITY AND A NEW NURSING HOME PRO- TO DRIVERS TO LEAVE THEIR CARS IN THE GARAGE THE RESULTS, WHICH COULO BE KNOW'" BY TO- GRAM. IN ADDITION, HE INDICATED JOHNSO~ AND HOMEOWNERS TO TURN OOWN THE HEAT AND TURN MORROW NIGHT, WILL DECIDE WHETHER PRIME M1N- WOULD SUBMIT TO CONGRESS A NATIONAL "ANTI- OFF" THE LIGHTS. ISTER HE;NRY HOLT REMAINS IN POWER OR THE CRIME IT PROGRAM. POLLUT ION ALERTS WERE ISSUED AS WEATI-IER 4HT1~VtET NAM LABOR PARTY WINS CONTROL OF (CoNtiNveD ON PAGE SIX) rOR[C~STERS REPORTED LITTLE CHANCE OF RELIEF THE GOV£:RNMENT. BEFORE MIDNIGHT FROM THE FREAK WEATHER CON­ IN A B1TTER CAMpAIGN WAGED MAINLY ON THE PEKING MISSILE PUSH DITIONS ENVELOPING THE TRI-STATE AREA IN A VIET NAM ISSUE, LABOR LEADER ARTHUR A. CAL­ MASS OF STAGNANT AND INCREASINGLY FOULED AIR WELL DECLARED IF HE IS SUCCESS'UL IN HIS AIMED AT MID-1970S THE AIR MASS STR(TCHED A~ONG MUCH 0F THE THIRD CHALLENGE HE WILL WITHDRAW AUSTRALIA'S LONDON {UPI)--COMMUNIST CHINA WILL HAVE EASTERN SEABOARD, FED BY FUMES FROM AUTOMO­ 4,500-MAN FORCE ~ROM VIET NAM. INTERCONTINENTAL MISSILES CAPASLE OF REACH­ BILE EXHAUST AND BURNING FU~L AND REFUSE. HOLT HAS BEEN ADAMANT IN DECLARING HE ING THE UNITED STATES BY THE MI0-1970s, METROPOLITAN NEW YORK, WITH ITS OENSE POP­ WILL GO "ALL THE W~Y WITH LBJ" AND PRESERVE AUTHORITATIVE SOURCES SAID YESTERDAY. ULAT ION AND HEAVY CONCENTRAT ION OF INDUSTRY, AUSTRALIA'S A~LIANCE WITH THE U.S. PEKING, PUSHING ALL OUT FOR EARLY NUCLEAR IS MOST SUSCEPTIBLE TO OANGERS OF POLLUTION As 010 HIS PREDECESSOR, SIR ROBERT MEN­ POWER STATUS, WILL 4LSO HAVE OPERATIONAL IN­ THE CITY'S AIR POLLUTION INDEX, fOLLOWING ZIES, WIIO HANDED OVER THE REINS OF GOVERN­ TERMEDIATE RANGE ROCKETS WITHIN FIVE YEARS, A HIGH OF 60 6 LAST NIGHT, CLIMBED SACK TO MENT LAST JANuARY, HOLT REALIZES THAT WITH­ THE SOURCES SAID. 46.2 THIS MORNING. THE 24-HOUR AVERAGE FROM OUT AM(RIC~!S SHIELD AUSTRALIA WOULD NEED THE DIPLOMATIC INFORMANTS SAID PEKING, NOON YESTERDAY TO NOON TODAY WAS 35.5, SERI­ A DEFENSE FORCE FAR BEYOND WHAT HER PRESENT OESPITE INTERNAL PO~ITICAL TROUBLES, IS OUS ENOUGH TO WARRANT THE tlRST OF THREE RESOURCES COULD SUPPLY. LIKELY TO PRODUCE A "PROPER" IiYDRDGEN WEA­ POSSIBLE POLLUTION ALERTS. THE FIRST ALERT, BARRING UNFORESlEN, CHANGES IN VOTER SENT- PON BLAST IN ITS NEXT PHASE Of NUCLEAR COVERING METROPOLITAN NEW YORK AND NEW JER­ IMENT, THE 50-YEAR-OLD HOLT AND HIS LIGERAL- TESTING. SEY, WAS ISSUED AT MIDDAY. IT ASKED PRIVATE COUNTRY PARTY COAL1TION, WHICH HAS GOVERNED COMMUNIST CHINA'S REC~NT NUCLEAR TEST RE­ CITIZENS TO USE THEIR CARS AS LITTLE AS pos­ UNINTERRUPTED FOR 17 YEARS, WILL CONTINUE VEALEo THE EXISTENCE OF SOME SORT Or SHORT­ SIBLE} TURN OFF OR LOWER HEAT, CUT THE USE IN POWER, OBSERVERS SAID. RANGE ROCKET. THE CHINESE WERE REPORTED OF ELECTRICITY AND STOP BuRNING REFUSE IN (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) TESTING ROCKETS IN THE 500 TO 700-MILES OPEN FIRES OR INCINERATORS. R~NGE 1N HOPES OF HAVING TH~M OPERATIONAL BY BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY wAS ASKED TO TAKE ISRAEL CENSUII:D IN U.N. THE EARLY 1970s. SIMILAR STEPS AND TO USE NATURAL GAS OR UNITED NATIONS (UPI)--THE SECURITY COUNCIL THE NEXT STAGE AIMS AT AN INTERCONTINENT­ HARD COA~ RATHER THAN SULPHUROUS RESIDUAL TODAY CENSURED ISRAEL FOR ITS LARGE SCALE AL MISSILE CAPABLE OF REACHING THE UNITED OIL OR SOFT COAL. MUNICIPAL REFUSE BURNING MILITARY ACTION A~AINST JOROAN 12 DAYS AGO STATES. THE INFORMANTS SAID RED CHINA'S ALSO WAS HALTED .- AN INCIDENT THAT HAS PROVOKED A WAve OF AMBITIONS WERE TO HAVE THESE RE~DY SY THE (CONTINUED ON P~GE EIGHT) VIOLANC[ IN JORDAN, WITH RIOTERS C~AMORING M r 0-19705. FOR ARMS TO FIGHT THE ISRAELIS, WHETHER THE CHINESE COMMUNISTS, WITH LIM­ GERMAN COALITION NEARS THE SECURITY COUNCIL VOTED 14-1, WITH NEW ITED RESOURCES, WILL 6E ABLE TO REACH THEIR BONN (UPI)--LEADERS OF THE CHRISTIAN DEM­ ZEALAND ABSTAINING, TO ADOPT A RESOLUTION NUCLEAR GOAL REMAINS A MATTER OF CONJECTURE. OCRATIC AND SDCIAL DEMOCRATIC PART1ES, RI­ WARNING "ISRAEL THAT ACTIOtlS OF' MILITARY RE­ THrR~ ARE THOSE WHO BELIEVE IT WILL TAKE VALS SINCE THE END OF WORLD WAR II, INCHED PRISAL CANNOT BE TOLERATED AKO THAT IF THEY THE CHINESE 15 TO 20 YEARS TO PRODUCE AN TOOA~ TOWARDS A POSSIBLE POLITICAL PARTNER­ ARE REPEATED, THE SECURITY COUNCIL WILL HAVE ACCURATE INTERCONTINENTAL MISSILE WITH A SHIP TO END WEST GERMANy 1 S GOVERNMENT CRI­ TO CONSIDER FURTHER AND MORE EFFECTIVE STEPS NUCLEAR WARHEAD • SIS. ••• TO ENSURE AGAINST REPETITION." DIPLOMATIC INFORMANTS SAY REO CHINA Ap­ KURT-GEORG KIESINGER, CHANCELLOR-DESIG­ AMBASSADOR ARTHUR J. GOLDBERG SAID HE VOT­ PARENTLY B~LIEVES THE BIG POWER STATUS NATE OF THE CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATS, BROKE OFr ED IN FAVOR OF THE RESO~UTION PRESENT~O BY WHICH IT IS DETERMINED TO SECURE IS LARGELY NEGOTIATIONS DURING THE DAY WITH THE MfOD~£­ MALI AND N,GERIA BECAUSE THE UNITED STATES DEPENDENT ON THE POSSESSION OF FULL NUCLEAR OF-THE-ROAO FREE DEMOCRATS SECAUSE THEY CON­ BELIEVES IT IS DIRECTED TOWARD "THE MAINTEN­ CAPABI L ITY. TINUED TO REJECT HIS PLANS FOR BALANCING ANCE OF A PEACEFUL SITUATION IN THE MIDDLE CHINESE NUCLEAR PROGRESS HAS BEEN MARKED THE 1967 BUDGET BY RAISING CONSU~ER TAXES. EAST. " TO DATE BY THESE KNOW D~VELOPMENTS: HIS ACTION ELIMINATEO THE POSSIBILITY OF EVEN AS THE COUNCIL VOTED ON THE JORDANIAN --DETONATION OF A CRUDE DEviCE ON OCT. RESOLVING THE MONTH-OLD CRISIS SY RESTORING COMPLAINT, REPORTS REACHED THE UNITED NA­ 16, 1964 THE CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATiC-FREE DEMOCRATI~ TIONS THAT ARAB LEGION SOLDIERS TODAY FIRED --A 51 MILAR reST MAY 14, 1965. COALITION WHICH CHANCELLOR LUDWIG ERHARD ON RIOTERS DEMONSTRATING IN THE STREETS OF --TEST OF A NUCLE4R WARHEAD ABOARD A MIS- LEO fOR THE LAST THREE YEARS. OLD JERUSALEM AGAINST JORDAN 1 S KIN~ HUSSEIN. SILE MAY 8~ 1966. KIESINGER SCHEDULED A SATURDAY AFTERNOON THE RESOLUTION "OEPLORED" THE LOSS OF LirE SPECULATION CONCERNING THE PROGRESS OF MEETING WITH THE SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY. AND HEAVY DAMAGE TO PROPERTY RESULTING FROM THE CHINESE DRIVE TOWARD A DELIVERABLE SOURCES SAID HE WOULD THEN DECIDE WHETHER THE "LARGE SCALE AND CARErULLY PLANNED HIL­ ATOMIC WEAPON HAS TOUCHED OFF POLITICAL AND WHAT KINO or PARTNERSHIP OFFER TO MAKE ITARY ACTION" AGAINST JORDAN. HASSLES IN MANY COUNTRIES, ESPECIALLY THOSE TO THE SOCIAL DEMOCRATS. (CONTINUED ON PA~£ EIGHT) BORDERING ON REO CHINA. (CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT) PAGE 2 HOURGLASS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, ------1966 HOOVER BACKS COMMISSION WORLD CIRCUIT NEAR& END JAILED CZECH-AMERICAN ON ASSASSINATION REPORT LoS ANGELES (UPI)--NICOLAS HORBERRY, A VI~ITEO B~ DIPLOMAT WASHINGTON (UPI)--FBI DIRECTOR J. EOGAR SORT or MODERN DAY PHINEAS FOGG, TDOAV ~AS WASHINGTON (UP1}--A US DIPLOMAT TODAY HOOVER UPHELD TODAY THE WARREN COMMISSION'S OFf ON ANOTHER LEG OF HIS AROuND-THE-WORLD TALKED WITH AMERICAN TRAVEL AGENT VLADIMIR BASIC fiNDING THAT LEE HARVEY OSWALD WAS TOUR -- A HITCHHIKING TRip ACROSS THE KAZAN-KOMAREK fOR THE fiRST TIME SINCE HIS PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S SOLE ASSASSIN UNITED STATES ARREST OCT 31 BY CZECH AUTHORITIES IN PRAGUE STRONGLY DISPUTING THE GROWING CRITICS Of UNLIKE THE HERO or "AROUND THE WORLO IN ON Spy CHARGES TI1£ COMMISSION'S REPORT~ HOOVER SAID "NOT 80 DAYS," THE 20-YEAR-OLD ENGLISHMAN HAS A STATE DEPARTMENT SPOKESM.N SAID KAZAN, A O~E ~HRED Of EVIDENCE HAS BEEN PRODUCED TO 524 DAYS IN ~HICH TO MAKE HIS WORLD TOUR CZECK-BORN NATURALIZED CITIZEN WHOSE HOME IS LINK ANY OTHER PERSON IN A CONSPIRACY WITH HDWEYER, HE HAD TO DO IT WITH ONLY $14 IN IN C... MBRIDGE, MASS, ApPEARED WELL WHEN Vlcr OSWALD TO ASSASSINATE PRESIDENT KENNEDY HIS POCKET WHEN HE STARTED OUT CONSUL MARTIN A WENICK SAw HIM '~LL AVAILABLE EVIDENCE AND FACTS POINT Tb HORBERRY EXPLAINED, "I WAS IN A pUB IN "HE DID NOT COMPLAIN ABOUT HIS TR£ATMENT," ONE CONCLUSION THAT OSWALD ACTED ALONE IN [NGLAND AND A fRIEND OF MINE TOLD ME HOW THE SPOKE:SMAN SAID "HE DID REQUEST CERTAIN HIS CR I ME " WONDERfUL HIS 9ROTHER WAS TRAVELING AROUND pERSONAL ARTICLES FROM HIS LUGGAGE BE MADE HOOVER MADE T~E STATEMENT IN A LETTER TO THE WORLD ON 25 POUNDS. I TOLD HIM THAT AVAILABLE TO HIM THE WASHINGTON 5TAR DATED Nov 23, 1966 _. WAS OAMNeo SILL'(, t COULD DO IT ON FIVe. U FOUR CZECH OfrlCIALS wERE ~RE5ENT DURING JUST ONE DAY AfTER THE THIRD ANNIVERSARY Of THE TwO MADE A $28 BET, THE TERMS or WENICK'S MEETING WITH KAZAN THE CONFERENCE THE ASSASSINATION WHICH SAID HDR9ERRY HAD TO BE SACK ON WAS RESTRICTED TO "CONSULAR ACCESS MATTERS" HE SAID THAT THE Fal '5 CONCLUSION HAD BEEN ENGLISH SOIL BY HIS 21ST BIRTHDAY, JAN SUCH AS HIS HEALTH, PERSONAL NEEDS AND OB­ BASED ON A "PROMPT, INTENSIVE, OBJECTIVE AND 23, 1967 HE LEfT HIS HAMPSHIRE HOME AUG TAINING A LAWYER, THE SPOKESMAN SAID THOROUGH INVESTIGATION Of THE ASSASSINATION" 1/, 1965, THE DAY AFTER HE M ... OE THE BET THE SUBJECT OF AN ALLEGED" CONFESS I ON" THE ORDERED BY PRESIDENT JOHNSON rlRST HE HITCHHIKED TO rR~NCE WHERE HE CZECHS REPORTED KAZAN MADE ArTER HIS ARREST HOOVER SAID THAT THE COMMISSION'S CRITICS SOLD A~ERICAN NEWSPAPERS 70 AMERICAN TOUR­ WAS NOT DISCUSSED, HE ADDEO MAO A RIGHT TO VOICE TMEIR OPINIONS BUT DE­ ISTS AND NETTED $120 KAZAN WILL BE REQUIRED TO CHOOSE HIS LAWYER CLARED THEY "SI'10ULD SHOW I-tORE REGARD fOR TIiE WHEN HE GOT TO SCANDINAYtA HE ENTERTAINED fROM MEM8ERSHIP OF THE PRAGUE LEGAL AOVICE rACTS ON RECORD ON STREET CORNERS WITH HIS GUITAR AND BUREAUl AN ASSOCIATION or LAWyERS APPROVED BY TO E "THEY o-IAVE lG.NO'H.D CERTAlN '/>.I:.T5 1 M1S1N­ EARNED $5001 WHICH HE USED BUY AN OLD THE GOVE RN ... NT

TER~RETED OTHER5 1 AND EXPRESSED PURE 5PECU­ LAND ROVER HE THEN DROVE 70 ISTANBUL WHERE CZECH AUTHORITIES SAID THAT THE U S EM­ LATIO"-l AS TRUTH}" THE VETERAN FBI DIRECTOR HE TURNED TO LESS ORTHODOX METHODS fOR HIS BASSY COULD COMMUNICATE WITH KAZAN THROUGH Il.S9ERTED NEXT PROfiTS HE CHARGED TEN PERCENT COM­ THE PRAGUE FOREIGN MINISTRY, BUT DID NOT MAKE HOOVER1S STATEME"-IT ALSO OEALT WITH TWO MISSION TO EXCHANGE CURRENCY AT THE BLACK CLEAR WHETHER THIS MEANT rURTH(R AMERICAN DISPUTED ISSUES MARKET RATE VISITS WOULD BE PERMITTED -- HE DENIED THAT To-I[ FBI EVER ALTERED A HE BOUGHT LIQUOR IN THE HOLY LAND AT $2 - TME CZECH NEWS AGENCY elK, MON I TORED I til C~LOR fiLM or THE ASSASSINATION TAKEN BY A 30 A 60TTLE AND SOLD IT IN KUWAI T, A DRY VIENNA, ALSO REPORTED THE ~EETING IT SAID BYSTANDER ASRAHAM ZAPRUDER HOOVER SAID THAT COUNTRY, FOR $30 A BOTTLE HE ALSO SOLD HIS THE VISIT BY WENICK WAS "ALLOWED IMMEDIATELY THE FBI NEVER HAD THE ORIG1NA~ FILM rlE SAiD OWN BLOOD fOR $28 A PINT AFTER THIS WAS POSSIBLE UNDER CZECHOSLOVAK TH~ AGENCY 08TAINEO AN UNCUT COpy OF THE 6y SIMILAR TRANSACTIONS, hE WORKED rllS LAW IN CONNECTION WITI'1 THE INTERROGATION ORIGINA~ WHICH IT REPRODUCED fOR THE COM­ WAY ACROSS INDIA AND T~~ILA~D PROCEQURES " MISSIOI>: AND .iHICH IS NOT I'~ TI"IE NATIONAL "1 DIDN'T GO TO \lIET NAM BUT I WANTED TO'; SECQET POLICE TOOK KAZA~ FROM ~ SOVIET AIR­ ARCHIVES HE SAID "You CAN MAKE A LOT or MONEY IN A LINER WHEN IT MADE AN UNSCHEDULED STOP IN -- HE EXPLAI~E~ A DISC~EPANCY BETWEEN A COJNTqy THA T 's AT WA R " THE CZECH CAPITAL WHILE ON A NONSTOP FLIGHT P~ELIMINARY FBI REP0RT DEC 9,1963 ON THE HORBERRY SOLD HIS ROVER IN SINGAPORE fOR FROM Moscow TO PARIS KENNEDY AUTOPSY AND THE FINAL MEDICAL REPORT THE SAME AMOUNT HE PAID FOR IT AFTER HAVING KAZAN, THE OPERATOR OF A TRAVEL AGENCV I~ OF" DEC 23, !963 DRIVEN IT THROUGH NEARLY 30 COUNTRIES CAMBRIDGE, MASS, HAD BEEN ATTENDING A Two FBI AGENTS WHO ATTENDED THE A~TCPSY THEN HE SAILED TO AUSTRALIA W~ERt HE READ TRAVEL AGENTS' CONFERENCE IN Moscow ORGANIZED l[O~RTED THAT DR JAMES J HU~ES, CHI~f A TEXT800K ON SJRVEY,NG AND GOT A JOB AS A BY INTOURIST, THE OFFICIAL RUSSIAN TRAVEL SURGEON, LOCATED WHAT ApPEARED TO BE A BUL­ ~URVEYOR WITH AN ENGINEERING FIRM AGCNCv LET HOLE I~ THE BACK 8ELO~ THE SHOULDER AND 11 I GUESS I JUST HAVE A LOT Of BLUfF," HE U S OFfiCIALS DECLINED TO SPECU~ATE ON THE "~GGED IT WITHOJT FI""OING A BVLLET OR EXIT SA 10 "I TOLD THEM I WAS THE 8EST BLOKE IMPLICATIONS OF THE CZECH ~OVE OR ITS IMPACT pt; I '-IT THEY COULD HIRE " ON rUTURE DEVELOPt~ENTS I N THE CASE ;-l::i,)LER ::/IID THE AGENTS \JEFiE NOT A .... A"!E TroAT AfTER SEVEN MONTHS W'TH THE FIRM, HE LEfT PRIVATELY, THERE WERE OPINIONS T~AT TrlE Q~ THE FOLLOWI~~ DAY, Nov 23, 1963, DR. FOR THE UNITED STATES ON AN OCEAN LINER MOVE REflECTED CONCERN OVER WORSENING OF riU~ES CO~TACTED DOCTORS AT PARKLAND HOSPITAL WHjCH ARRIVED IN THE HARBOR HERE WEDNESDAY CZECH-AMERICAN RELATIONS IT WAS NOTED ALSO IN DALLAS WHER~ TH~ PRESIDENT WAS GIVEN EM­ ArTER HITCHHIKING ACROSS THE UNITED THAT SOME 30,000 U.S CITIZENS TRAVEL TO ~p.~~Ncr TREATNE~T IMMEDIATELY AfTER THE STATES, HE PLANS TO GO TO CANADA WHERE HE CZECHOSLOVAKIA AS TOURISTS SkOOT ING. WI LL. BCIl' A TICKET O~l A C4RGJ SH I P BOUND FOR THE STATE DEPARTMENT HAS ALRE~DY WARNEO TH~ 8ALLAS DOCTORS :~~FIR~E~ THlT THEu HAD ENGLAND AMERICANS THEIR SArETY CANNOT BE ASSURlD PERFa~MED A lRAC~EOTOMY )N KENhEDY, USING WHIL£ TRAVELING IN CZECHOSLOVA.KIA, DESPITE A BULLET HOLE I~ TrlE FRONT OF THE NECK AS RED RlVALRY RISING CZECH ASSURANCES TO THE CO~1RARY THE POI~T 0- INCISION THIS OPERATION AP- MoSCOW (UPI}--SOVIET COMMt...NIST PARTY THE AMeRICAN SOCIETY or TRAVEL AGENTS PAFiENTLY 06LITERATEl) THE EXIT POI~'T CHIEf LEONID I BREZHNEV HEADED fOR BUOA-- ECHOED THE WARNING WEDNESDAY, ADVISING U S HOOVER SAID THAT SUBSEQU(NT £XAMlr~A710N OF PEST TOI}Ar TO URGE FENCE-SITTEIlS IN THE TRAVlLERS TO STEER CLEAR OF THE COUNTR~ UN- , ~ THE PRESIDENT'S ::LOTHIN':; S'iOWED ",l. S~·,l.Ll HOLE COMMUNIST CAMP TO BACK THE KREMLIN'S CAM- LESS KAlAN IS RELEASED IN TrlE BACK Of HIS COAT ANO SHIRT AND A PAIGN fOR A RED SUMMIT ON CnlNA ArTER fLEEI~G, HE TRAVELED TO FRANCE AND SLIT CHARACTERISTIC or A~ EXIT HO~E FOR A BRElHNEV fACEu OPPOSITION FROM A HANOFUL SUBSEQUENTLY TO THE UNITED STATES WHERE HE PRJuECTtLE tN THE FR0NT OF THE SHIRT ONE OF INDEPENDENT-MINDED PART1ES AS HE SET LATER BECAME A NATURALIZED CITIZEN I~CH BELOW THE COLLAR BUTTON" OFF ON HIS SECOND EJ,STERN EUROPEAN TRIP IN HE 5AID THAT THIS fl~OING "CLEARLY INDI­ TWO WEEKS TO S[~L THE tOEA TriAl FORMAL CON­ JORDANIAN RIOTER~ DEMAND CATED' THAT THE SURGEON'S EARLY CONCLUSION DEMNATION Of ?EKING IS NECESSARY TO .. VOtD KING HU~~EINt~ OU~TEk THAT THE BULLET PENETRATED ONLY A SHORT DIS­ SPLITTING THE WORLD COMMUNIST MovEMENT INTO JERUSALEM (UPI)--LOYAL JORDANIAN TROOPS TANCE WAS PROBABLY WRONG AND WAS SO REPORTED TWO OPPOSING CAMPS TODAr OPENED fIRE WITH AUTOMATIC WEAPONS ON It-. A Ft...RTHEf.. FBI REPORT OF JAN 13, 1964 BREZHN(V WAS TO MAKE HIS PITCH AT THE RIOTOUS ARABS !N THE OLD CITY Of JERUSALEM, !~ ANOTHER OEV~LOPMENT, ~ SECOND AUTOPSY NINiH CONGRESS or THE HUNGARIAN SOCIALIST SHOUTING FOR THE OVERTHROW Of KING HUSSEIN SUR~EON, DR J THORNTON BOSW(LL, SAID HE WORKERS I PARTY 1 SCH£DULEO TO OPEN IN BUDA­ SIMILAR RIOTING WAS REPORTEO IN OTHER CITIES HAD ~~ADE A MISTAKE IN HIS SKETCH Of THE PEST MONDAY AGAINST THE YOUNG KING ACCUSED BY SOME ARAB BULLET HOLES IN THE PRESIDENT'S BODY HE AND TrlE SOVLET COMMUNIST DELEGATION LEADERS or BllNG TOO SOfT TOWARD ISRAEL HE SAID THE FIRST BULLET HOLE WAS AT THE LEFT Moscow TODAY BY TRAIN BECAUSE FOG HAS ARAB LEGION SOLOIERS IN FULL BATTLE DRESS ~ASE OF THE NECK, AND NOT AS FAR DOWN THE CLOSED THE CITytS AIRPORTS TO MOST PLANES FIRED THREE TIMES ON THE ANTI-HUSSEIN RIOTERS SACK AS HE INDICATED IN A HASTY SKETCH. SINCE MONDAY IN THE JORDANIAN sECTOR Of JERUSALEM IN LESS THE HUNGARIAN MEETING WAS EXPECTED TO THAN TWO HOURS DURING THE AFTERNOON THE ELECTION COVERAGE ASSAilED fOLLOW THE UNUSUAL LEAD OF THE RECENT NINTH CHATTER or MACHINEGUNS AND TME WHOOSH OF RE- W~SMINGTON (UPI)--THE BROADCASTING INDUSTR~ CONGRESS OF THE BULGARIAN PARTY COILLESS RIFLES WERE CLEARLY HEARD IN THE WAS UNDER NEW FIRE TODAY fOR WHAT A POLITICAL THERE THE SIND-SOVIET FEUD DOMINATED THE ISRAELI SECTOR Of THE HOLY CITY GROUP TERMED "IRRESPONSIBLE" COVERAGE OF 19- MEETING SPEECHES ay VISITING COMMUNIST REPORTS SAID AT LEAST EIGHT PERSONS WERE 66 ELECTIONS DELEGATION CHAIRMEN ECLIPSED TriOSE OF ALL HOSPIT.LIZEO IN SERIOUS CONDITION ANO "MANY THE FREE SOCIETY ASSOCIATION CALLEO fOR LOCAL PARTY OfFICIALS EXCEPT fOR BVLGARIAN MORE" WERE INJURED IN THE OUTeURST OF VIO- STRICT POLICING OF rUTURE-CQVERAGE 6Y THE COMMUNIST PARTY CHIEr TODOR ZHlVKOV LENCE TilE ANCIENT; WALLED SECTOR Of JERU­ BROADCASTERS, WHOM THE GROUP ACCUSED or DIS· ZHIYKOV MADE THE RED CHINA PROBLEM THE SALEM WAS SEALED OFr WITH LEGIONNAIRES PERCH­ rORTING, AND POSSIBLY INFLUENCING, THE OUT· DOMINANT THEME IN A KEYNOTE SPEECH WHICH ED ON Roor TOPS AND OTHER VANTAGE POINTS COME OF SOME RACES SAID, "OUR PARTY STANDS FOR CONVENING A READy TO OPEN rlRE AGAIN If MORE TROUBLE FSA's HONORARY CHAIRMAN IS BARRY GOLDWATER CONfERENCE Of COMMUNIST AND WORKERS' ERUPTED REPUBLICAN PRESIOENTIAL NOMINEE IN 1964 THE PARTIES." RIOTING ALSO WAS REPORTED IN RAMALLAH, 20 GROUP'S CH~IRMAN IS DENNISON KITCHEL} GOLD­ IT WAS THE FIRST TIME SINCE THE KREMLIN MILES NORTH Of JERUSALEM, WHER( CHILDREN WATER'S 1964 CAMPAIGN MANAGER. STARTED HINTING LAST SEPTEMBER AT THE JOINED YOUTHS IN TRYING TO BLOCK THE ROADS IN A LETTER TO ITS MEMBERS YESTEROA~, FSA DESIRABILITY or SUCH A CONFERENCE THAT A WITH ROCKS. TWENTY TRUCKLOADS OF JORDANIAN SAID THAT BEfORE THE 1968 ELECTIONS "EITHER RULING COMMUNIST PARTY HAD ACTUALLY MAOE TROOPS WERE MOVEO INTO THE AREA WHICH WAS THE THREE NETWORKS WILL HAVE TO POLICE THEM­ SUCH A CALL CLOSED OFr SELVES ANO PROVIDE RESPONSIBLE ELECTION EXPERTS 5410 THE SOVIETS ~OULO H"'VE TO THE CITIES Of HEBRON ANO NA6LUS, WHERE 6OV£RAGE, OR THEY WILL HAVE TO BE POLICED BY GET A NEARLY UNANIMOUS CONSENSUS IN FAVOR ANTI-HUSSEIN RIOTS FLARED EARLIER IN TH~ SOME AGENCY REpRESENTING THE INTERESTS OF OF A CONFERENCE TO CONDEMN CHINA EFFECTiVE- WEEK,WI~ VN~E. TI~HT CURrEWS AND TH~RE WAS THE AMER I CAN PUBL I C " LY ~ITHOUT TAKING THE BLAME THEMSELVES FOR NO LATE INrORMATION FROM THOSE TWO TROUBLE SPECIFIC TARGETS or FSA CRITICISM WERE NET­ SPLITTING THE WORLO COMMUNIST MOVEMENT. SPOTS THERE wERE REPORTS ALSO or DEMONSTRA­ l WORK DECLARATIONS Of WINNERS IN SOME RACES SOURCES SAID NORTH VIET NAM AND NORTH TIONS IN JERICHO BUT NO DETAILS WERE A~AILJ , 8ErORE ~ SINGLE B~LLOT WAS COUNT EO OffICIAL­ KOREA WH(RE THE KEY PARTIES AT STAKE. ... aLE LV HOURGLASS PAGE

M::NAUGHTON BOOK kl VI t.W WE0~AGE AT THANK~GIVING DON QUIXOTE U.S.A. BY RICI1ARD POI.JlLL THE fOLLUWIN~ THANKSGIVING DAY MESSAGE BY POWELl.'S HERO IN THIS SATIRICAl rleTloN IS COL. FRANK C. HEALY, CO KTS, WAS pRINTED ON eNE: ARTHUR PEABODY GOODPASTURE, SCION Of AN HE SOUVENIR THANKSGIVING DAY DINNER MENUS OLD AND RESPECTED BOSTON rAMILY AND PROOr fOR THL YOKWl YUK AND PACifIC DINING ROOMS ONE SOON DISCOVERS, THAT THE PEALE CORPS 00(5 COL HEALY!~ RLMARKS ARE MOST TIMELY AND 'INDEED HARBOR i£,YOND REPROACH, GOOOPASTURE IS SOON TRADITIONAL DINNERS, IT MIGHT OCCUR TO MANY IRREVERE'HLY TAGGED "EL ESTUPlor LOO',tLY, TH~T OUR NATION AND OUR WORle ARE IN THE "THE ~/ORM" BY THE: LOCAL:;'. ABOUT BANANAS Tr-lE TllROES or GREATER STRifE THAN WE HAVE KNOWN COULDN'T HE LESS CONCER~[D. IT IS EL GAVJL­ IN AT LEA~T TWO DECADES. THERE IS ClVIL AN, REVOLUTIONARY EXTRAORDINAIR[, WHO HOLDS DI~ORDER AT HOME AND MILITARY DISORDER SAILFISH.. ABOUT 50 POUNDS WORTH -- WAS AUPOAD. THERe ARl ECONOMIC ILLS WHICH POSE ArTEtHiOI-i. UNWITTINGLY ORAw~1 ltiTc' THC C,­ CAUGHT 6'1' PHIL bROCKINGTON. THIS IS THE PLOSfVE POLITICAL SITUATION, GOOOPASTURE SUF­ SERIOU~ THREAtS TO THE SECURITY of MANY NA­ fiRST SAILFISH CAUGHT IN KWAJALEIN WATERS FE:~S THROUGH A SERIES Of ~15ADVlNTURE~ CUL­ TIONS THERE 16 GREAT[R UNClRTAINTY or THE lOR SEVERAL YEARS ACCORDING TO RELIABLE ~lhATINC IN A MARVELOUSLY CoNTRivED CLIMAX, CCURSl OF WORLD l~E~TS THAN AT ALMOST A~Y SOURCES. hHCReBY HE [)lCO~'ES SlLN r,14RCOS' r,lwE::;T l) I rT .. T­ OTHlR TINI IN MODERN HISTORY. r->lHIUP~". ,j'J\oIl"ER, OJ rErlECTION, iT wiLL Oil. THPNKS TO ~OW[LL1S [ErT rUuc~, WHAT COULD occuP T~AT 11IC'[ C()NUJTICJ,~::; t"J>RK THF VERY Lf',llY fJE MI DC"u\..IATIIJ(;LY F(,r,o.O:WV[L IS r.:r.~':iOII:' F0!, II J Ie"" A"LfI!CAIJ5 "HOIJLD [3E orJUE1- kEALLY CAPITAL FUN, AND WrlAT'J MURE, Wl ~rT, L Y T ,ANKrUL -~ A jU ,1 'F[ AcuTtlY cONse IOUS SECURITY T LEAST !,y IHPLICATIO,J, M~ INSIGHT ))~TC! TY( or IT .. T Tli( S HOl (,U Y T It·ll SPIRIT THAT CHARACTERIZES PlACE COPP~ VOLU~- llr PLl Hll ',;CT IONS OF TilE WORLD WE: ARE: 4 M']5T fIJRT1SJAT[, il0ST RICHLY tlLCo,sED, MOST. SPEAKS SECURELY ENcCC"cED In O'lr PO~,JTION. ALL THE I AWJT'iCk LolTl liKE THAr, :,Af0 TilE IAT'llP, ILLS Alii) \'01:.':. \,IIICH 'lAVE llE:SCr TfI[ wor~L.:J HA,~ I ?O HIS SON, 'AND YOU'LL LEAVE THE TAOlE. TOUUllD T, .. U'JITlJ 3TATE', l.EAST WhArE'.Er. 'AI,OTHER [slfE LIKE THAT MfO !'LL l'( ALL I )L.,r; Cl! I"L,II Te, " hfiT BE, T'iLRE I:; A Pi.OFLE rINISHEO." 01, A 1,Lt, T I ,If. 0 R A','; f 0 I t: CO NT I " un \v Hie h II A:; ------': I,["TI:.I< REA',0j TO CQtIPL.AIN, MJO FEAR, At.. o TO J':)lNG HI[ WORLD S r:JATTLE TO EXTEND TI'OSE To I NSURE PROMPT )L i'A I'; 01 ThE ·,)U,ll rj:;QI>~EI.1 (~U.c.:JINCS T(; ALL NEN IN I'LLl PLAr[S MoJO fed, ACT I o~. INC II ~ E 5 1",­ rn Til cAI~E "III" WW~VEf' -~ IF wE JUDGE ALL rtH. AG(S. VOLVINC TRAFfiC VIO­ ~(I ,U: "II :; Ti'l:; WAY, -- wt MUST L'l EVEr; THESE AFIE ~IY THOUG,.r;s AS I cor,TPWLAT[ -"IS LATIONS, II NEW PRO­ I) II Ilr UL ,IF ,,0\1 .I[ GA I UED THO::;E BLESSI NG~., T~IA'JK"GIVINC DAY I !lOPE THEY ~,ILL lJE MEAN- CEDURE IS !>EING 1"­ A" Ir,,[JII..t.Tt: O";"SEL"E~ NOT 0'.LY fO Pf,OTECT- ! 11'( F\JL TO YOU Mjl1 THAT YOu WilL !:.r/JOf YOLJll ITIATED eEGINhIN~ I ~' ," _" C u~-'" CO< C'" '" OOR eo"" In, '"'' iil'!..IDAY. GECCMOlR 1~6b. WH£~ RECEIVING II TRAfFIC II, \lid.' ,,,--~ =1: ph viOLATIONS SUMMONS, THE DRIVER MUST AP­ PEAR AT THE CENTRAL POLICE STATION WITHIN 4 HovRS, FAILURE TO vo SO WIl.L R[SUl.,T IN II WARRANT BeiNG ISSU£D FOR TrlE ARREST o~ THE OfF(NDER, AT THE POLICE STATION, THE OFFENOER wiLL lIL CIV[N A U:'TTER 0- INSTIWCT10NS AND 5HOW~J THE: SCHEDULE or BAIL. HE WILL THAN BE A~KE TO I>OST GAIL IN THE: AlWUNT INDICATED. THE OFfENDER HA~ THE CHOICE: OF APPEARING IN COURT TO ARGUE HI"> CASE OR, IF APPROPRIAH., liE MAY FORfEIT BAil WITIiOUT FURTHE;R ACTION. MWRE SERIQUS TVP[S OF Of_ENSES, SUC~ AS SpEEDING IN EXCESS OF 10 MILES pER HOuR AUOv[ THE SPEED LIMIT, REC~LESS DRIVING AND ORIVI~~ WHILE INTOXICATED, wiLL AuTOMATIC­ ALLY REQUIRE THE OFFENDER TO APPEAR IN COURT THERE ARE NO BAIL PROVISIONS FOR SERIOUS OFFENSES, COURT 15 MANDATORY. PERSONS RIOING BICYCLES AT 1~/r;fiT WITHOUT PROPER LIGHTING CO~E: UNDER THE PROVISIONS or THIS PROct~uRE.

PL[AS( CALL 2371 I- 'fOU HAVE PLASTIC DRY CLEANING BACS, EMPTY CARDBOARD CIGARETTE ----- .... ~ PAtCKS; OLD CHRI STMAS CARDS OR SCRAPS or \'t:L­ fROM RIGHT, ART EGGENBERG- A FAr·lIL1AR FACE:.. , IS THAT Of W.R. ROBERT­ VET, SATIN, LACE NET OR METALllCS, THE Y. ER HUNTS SHELLS, ERIK KOK!(;O TAKES PHOTOGRAPHS SON ON THE SUNDAY DIVES WHO LOADS HIS Y. CLUD DECQRATION COMMITTEE NEEDS THEM. AND 0 vEMASTE R "MAC" McKECHN I E GETS E:QUIPMENT ON DECK.

FOREGROUND, ANO CHUCK OIVING EQUIPMENT 0, THEIR MOST INT(REST- o HOURGLASS • . FALN H(T~ U.~. INTERE~T~ AIR fORCE LEAVES CHATEAUROUX IN THREE CARACA~ ATTACK~ LOCK, STOCK AND LIGHT BULBS CARACAS, VENEZUELA (UPI)--COMMUNIST TER- RORISTS TODAY SPRAyeD A U S COMMERCE 0(- 8Y JOSEPH W. G~IGG CHATEAU~OUX1 F~ANCE (UPI)~-THE MOVING MEN HA~E TA~EN OV~R WITH A VENGEANCE AT THIS PARTMENT TRADE FAIR WITH ~ACHINEGUN FIRE MIGHTY AME~ICAN A,~ BASE IN CENTRAL FRANCE. THEY ALSO ARE PITCHING IN AT 40 U.S. ARMY CLIMAllNG A 12-HOUR RAMPAGE AGAINST AHERICAN BUSINESS INTERESTS BASES ANO DEPOTS, 13 OTHER U.S. AI~ FORCE BASES AN& TWO MAJOR AMERICAN MILITARY HEAD­ QUARTERS IN FRANCE. THE T£RRORISTS, M(MBERS or THE ANTI-GOVER~ MENT, UNDERGROUND ARMED FORCES rOR NATIONAL FRENCH PRESIDENT CHARLES DE GAULLE HAS OReE~EO THEM ALL OUT or HIS COUNTRY BY APRil I, LIBERATION (FALN), ALSO FIRE-BOMBED THE 1967. ALONG WITH THEM, HE IS KICKING OUT ALL OTHER rORE.GN TROOPS AND BASES AND NORTH AT­ CITY'S PRINCIPAL SE~RS-RoEBUCK DEPARTMENT LANTIC TREA~Y ORGAINIIATION MILITARY HEADQUARTERS. STORE AND A SUPER-MARKET UNDER fiNANCIAL THE UNITED STATES IS TAKING DE GAULLE AT HIS WORD. IT WILL BE OUT BY HIS APRIL I DEAD- CONTRO~ OF THE ROCKEfELLER BROTHERS LINt, ~ND PftOBABLY A GoeD DEAL EAftLIEft. THERE WERE NO INJURIES IN ANY OF THE THREE IT's A SAFE 6ET THAT BY THE TIME THE MOV­ AND I DON'T GIVE ANY REfUNDS, BUT WE USUALLY ATTACKS THE SEARS-ROEBUCK STORt AND ITS ING MEN H~vr fIN~SH(D AND THE 6AS~~ ARt SELL OUT WITHIN AN HOUR -- MOSTLY TO PEOPLE MERCHANDISE WERE HEA~ILY DAMAGED BY FLAMES HANO£P OVER TO DE GAULLE, HE: WON'T FIND fROM OTHER U,S. AIR BASES IN EUROPE." THAT SPREAD THROUGHOUT ITS THREE rLOO~S MUCH aUT DESERTED ~UNWAYS) EMPTY HANGAR! MOST or THE AMERICAN PERSONNEL SHIP THEIR THE SUPERMARKET ANO THE BUILDING HOUSING THE AND BARE: WALLS Of HEADQUAI'HI::RS OFF ICES nto,", PRIVATE CARS TO THEIR NEXT ASSIGNMENT. IF TRADE rAIR WERE LESS SERIOUSLY OAMAGED ~HICH (VEN THE ELECT~IC LIGHT BULBS HAVE THEy'RE NOT ~ORTH SHIPPING AND CANNOT aE SEARS-ROEBUCK AND THE SUPERMARKET, ONE or BE:EN 5TRIP"ED. 50LO~ THEY ARE DUMPED rOR SCRAPPING IN A A CHAIN OWNED JOINTLY BY THE ROCK£FELLERS "WE'RE TAkiNG ~\oIAY EVERyTHING -- BuT EV­ JUNK YARO ON THE BASE, BUT BErORE THEY ARE AND VENEZUELAN PRIVATE INVESTORS, HAVE BEEN ERYTHING -- WE CAN USE ANYWHERE ELsr,~ SAYS SOLO rOR SCRAP, THE FRENCH CU3TOMS AUTHORI­ OBJECTS OF FREQUENT ATTACKS IN THE PAST. COL. JAMES M. FAHry Of WASHINGTON, D C., A TIES INSIST THE TIRES AND EVERYTHING INSIOE SEARS orrlCIALS WERE UNABLE TO ESTIMATE MUCH-DECORATED U.S. AIR FORCE VETERAN, WHO THE CARS MUST BE BURNED. ALL ORIGINALLY wtRE DAMAGE IMMEDIATELY Bur SAID THE STORE CARRIED HAS BEEN BASE COMMANDER AT CHATEAUROUX IMPORTED INTO FRANCE OUTy-rREE. A $2 9-MILLICH INVERTORY FIREMEN SAID THE RECREATIONAL FACILITIES STILL ARE BEING 'INer JULY 28. INCENDIARy BOMB APPARENTLY WAS PLANTED IN CHATEAUAOUX AIR BASE, ABOUT rOUR MILES KEPT GOING AND WILL BE UNTIL AMOST THE END THE STORE'S BASEMENT rROM THIS QUirT fRENCH ~ftOYINCIAL CITY COL. fAHEY EXPLAINED THAT "LETHARGY AND AP­ or DAMAGE TO THE SUPERMARKET IN THE LAS POPULATION, MILES SOUTHwrST OF ATHY" ARE THE MAIN PROgLEMS HE HAS TO FIGHT 60,000 160 MERCEDES S[CTION, WHICH IS HEAVILY POPuLATED PARIS, WAS ONCE THE BIGGEST U,S. AIR fORCE ON A DYING AIR BAS£. SO Ht: KEEPS THE TEN~ 8Y AMERICANS, WAS GENERALLY CONfiNED TO TH£ LARD BOWLING ALLEY, ONE OF THE TWO BASE MOV- SuPPLY AND RE~~IR INSTALLATION IN FRANCE. R£AR OF THE STORE THE AtTACK ON THE SUPER­ IT WAS 5TARTEO UP IN 1951 UNOE~ AN AGREE­ IE HOUSES, THE SOFTBALL DIAMOND ANO OTH£R MAR~ET WAS THE sECOND IN A WEEK AGAINST THE ACTIVITI£S GOING MENT WiTH THE rRENGH GOVEAN~ENT AT ITS CHAIN fAHEY SAYS THERE IS NO PROBLEM WITH WHAT PEAK IT HAO A TOTAL ~O~ULATlmN or 12,000 TO THE FAIR WAS BLASTED fROM A SPEEDING CAR 13,000, INCLUDING ABOUT 6,000 FRENCH CIVIL­ YOU ARE TO DO WITH A TEN-LANE FULLY-AUTOMAT- ON AN AUTO 'REEWAY THAT PASSES BY THE fRO~T IC BOWLING ALLEY THE lAU[S ARE B[ING SHIP- IANS -- TECHNICIANS AND WORKERS. or THE GLASS, WOOD AND StEEL EXPOSITION PED TO FIVE OTHER U.S. BASES THAT CAN USE TODAY, FAHEY RUNS A ~HOST BASE WITH FEWER Bu I LD I Ne. THEM THAN 1,000 U.~ AIR FORCE PERSONNEL ANO JULIAN HAMMOND, A COMMERCE DEPARTMENT OF­ AM(RIC4N P(RSONNEL AND THEIR wl~ES STILL AaOUT THE SA~r NUMBrR O. fRENCH CIVILIAN FICIAL RUNNING THE FAIR, SA10 HE COUN!tD 30 ARE S~dpPING IN THE 8ASE COMMISSARY AND Ex- WORKr~s REMAINING BULLET HOLES IN THE BUILDING ONE OF THEM THE TR~NSPQRT ~lANES THAT USED !O CRO~O SUpOL1E5 AR( GRADVALLY BEING CUT PENETRATED A GREASE STORAGE TANK "-IAT WAS ON J THE RUNWAYS HERE HAVE LONG SINCE FLOWN A~AY, BACK , DISPLAY, Bur THERE ~AS NO OTHER OAMAG( TO MOST Of HIE ... TO THE UNITEO KING"OIo' ANn !.1AYOR LOUIS Dt:5Ct\IZO.ux Of CHA!(I.UROlIX IS GER~ THE EXPOSITION DISPLAY MANY. ONLY AN OCCASiONAL LONE AI~CRAFT LANDS WORRIED ABOUT TH~ FUTJR[ OF TH~ FRENCH EM­ WHEN THE ATTACKERS STOPPED THEIR CAR AT OR T~KES orF NOW, ~ND THEY ARE STRICTLY PLOyEES DESCHIZEAUX, A WHITE-KAIRED ~AN W~0 MID-DAY IN FRONT or THE EXPOSITION BUILDING, LIMITED TO BANKER'S HOURS, MONDAY TO FRIDAY. ALSO SiTS AS AN INDEPENDE~T SOCIALIST DEPUTY ALLOWING ONE OF THEIR MEMBERS TO GET OUT ANO AT TIMES OF DAY OR NIGHT AND oN WEEK- IN THE ASSEMBLY IN PARIS, SAYS Al- OTHE~ ~AT,ONAL TAKE BETTER AIM, POLICE NEAR THE BUILDING ENDS THEYCONTRQL TOwER NO LONGER O~ERATES. TOGETHE~ ABOlT 4,500 ARE AFFECTED' Ai CHAT- MOVED IN ON THE ATTACKERS THEY SAW A CHt:VRD- THE "LITTLE AMERICA" HOUSING PRO,JECT, EAUROUX, INCL0DINC SO'IE 700 HIG'iLY-SKILLED LET SPEED A~A'!' AND LATER ANNOUNCED IT HAD WHERE 350 AIR FORCE FAMILIES LIVEe Ih RANCH- TECHNICIANS THEY ARC ~MONG THE 17,000 BEEN INTERCEPTED STYLE HOUSES ON STREETS NAMED "TEXAS DRIVE", FRENCH CIVIL'ANS E~P~OYED UNTIL RECENTLY By POLICE $AIO ~HEY ARRES!ED THREE OCCUPANTS "i4EVADA AVENUE" AND "OHIO DRIVE" OR GEORGIA THE li.S. fORCES If.! FRANCE OF THE CAR, ONE OF WHOM CARRIED A POLICE PLACE". 15 NOW AI-MOST OES!:RTEO. THE HOUSES D;::SCHlZEA..,IX HAS TWICE f'[AOE:D DELEGATIO'JS IOENTlrlCATIDN POLICE SAID THE CAR HAD SEEN ~RE EMPTY AhD LOCKED AND 1HE BIG AMERICAN !D PREMIER GEORGES POMPIDOu'S orr ICE IN HIT BY BULLCTS, AND THEY rOUND A 6LOOOSTAINED CARS THAT USED TO BE PARKED OUTSIDE HAVE PARIS TO DRAW THE fRENCh JOVERNMEN1'S AT- SHIRT INSIoe TENT ION TO T~[ PROBLEM eEEN SHIPPEO A~AY THE INCENOIARY BOMBS AT SEARS-RoE8'UCK AND I HE THINKS MOST DF THEM ULTIMATELY WILL AT ~38 OHIO DRIVE) CAPT. JOHN E THOMAS, ThE SUPERMARKET EXPLODED SOON AFTER THEY ~AD THE LlV­ 1 FINO OTHCR JOBS, BUT HE ADMITS to BEING WOR­ Qf PORTlAND l QRE" WAS STANDING IN CLOSED FOR fHE NIGHT POLICE SAIO THEY HAD ING Roo~ WITH HIS WifE AND BULLDOG WATCHING I R lED BY THE PROBLEM BEEN PLANTED 8EFOREHAND THEY SAID THE AT- MAYOR JESC~IZEAUX, LIKE MOST OTHER CHAT­ THE PACKERS CRATE HIS eELONGINGS FOR SHIP­ !ACK ON THE SVPERMARKET WAS P~EC[P[D BY THREE ~ENT TO THE UNITED STArES. EAUROUX C1T1Z(NS, H~S NO H~RD rEE~INGS ANONYMOUS WARNiNG TELEPHONE CALLS THOMAS HAS BEEN HERE ONLY EIGHT MO~THS. AGAI"l5T THE UN!TED STATES BUT IS SHIIRP .. Y POLICE ROUNDED UP SOME 20 SUSPEC!ED FALN HE WAS 5TA!ION TRAFFIC OfFICER or THE 624TH CRITICAL OF DE GAULLE MEMBE:RS rOR INVESTIGATION AS A PRECAUTION ON HIS CITY HALL DESK T~E MAYOR HAS A MILITARY AIR LifT SUPPORT SQUAORON FORMERLY AGAINST FURTHER !ERRORIST ~TTACKS ElA 6EO HERE. PLAQUE GIVEN HI!"! Sf THO:: J S AIR fORCE "IN "THIS IS OUR SECOND MOVE IN U;SS THAN A 'GRATErUL RECOGNITION OF OUTSTANDiNG SUPPORT JOHN JOHN Ib ~IX '!'E~R AND O'JR. THIR;) IN TWO-AND-A-HALF,It SAID I RENOEI:!Ef TO n.E UNITt:D STAH.S IN EUROf'E " NEWPORT, R I (UPI)--JoHN F KENNEDY JR , THOMAS, CaOGING A fRENCH MOVING MAN TOTING I "OliR RELATIONS WIT1-I THE BASE ALWAYS HAVE SON OF THE LATE PRESIDENT, CELEBRATED HIS A ROLL Of" PACKING MATERIAL, "SUT 'WE'LL B£ , BEEN THE VERY BES!," THE 'SAN fRANCISCO ALLOWED DETROIT A 14-10 YEsrtRDAY TO SHARE THE FIRST ROUND LEAD IN LEAD AND THEN SCORED THE REST OF THE POINTS THE CAJUN GOLF CLASSIC AT LAFAYETTE. No LESS NBA 8A5KETBALL 5TANDING& IN A 41-14 ROUT OF THE LIONS. JOHN BRODIE THAN 62 PLAYERS MANAGED TO BREAK PAR AS THE EASTERN a,VISION W l PCT GB THREW TOUCHDOWN PASSES Of 24 VAROS TO OAVE FINAL EVENT Of THE '966 PGA TOUR GOT UNDER PHILADELPHIA 15 2 .802 KOPAY AND 45 TO DAVE PARKS AS THE 49ERS WON WAY. ONLY ONE SlAOKE BEHIND COURTNEY AND BOSTON 13 2 867 I THEIR FifTH GAME Of THE SEASON AGAINST FOUR YANCEY COME ~- Boe GOAL8Y, WRIGHT GARRETT, CINCINNATI 8 9 )l7f 1 LOS~ES AND TWO TI£S. KOPAY ALSO TALLIED ON JERRY PITTMAN AND DALE DOUGLAS. NEXT WITH NEW YORK 9 II .450 71 A 32 YARD RUN. JO~N~Y ROBINSON'S 79-YARO 67's ARE -- CHI CHI RODRIGUEZ, KERMIT ZAR­ BALTIMORE 4 17 .190 13 RUNBACK or A PUNT AND NOWATZKE'S ONE-YARD LEY, JAY HEBERT, JOHNNY POTT AND HA~PTON WESTERN DIVISION PlV"GE ACCOUNTED rOR OETROIT'S TWO TO's. AULD. SAN FRAI'lCISCO 13 7 .650 THERE WAS NO OTHER NFL ACTION. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA (UPI)--THE WOMEN'S TITLE­ 5T LOUIS 9 7 .56 3 2 IN THE LONE AMEAICA" fOOTBALL LEAGUE GAME j HOLDERS GOLF TOURNAMENT AT AUGUSTA, WITH FOUR DETRO I T 9" 450 4 THE BUfFALO BILLS TIGHTENED THEIR GRIP ON los ANGELES 6 12 333 6 THE EASTERN DIVISION LEAD BY TROUNCING THE PLAYERS TIED fOR THE LEAO, MOVES I~TO THE CHICAGO 7 15 318 7 OA~LAND RAIDERS 31-10. WRAT CARLTON SMASHED SECOND ROUND TODAY. HEADING THE .IELO WITH ACROSS rOR TWO BUFfALO TOUCHDOWNS. BOBBY ONE-OVER-PAR 73fs ARE -- MARY MILLS, JuOY AGEE NAMED ROOKIE OF THE YEAR BURNETTE GRABBED A 26-YARO JACK KEMP PASS KIMBALL, PEGGY BELL AND JAN FERRARiS. ONLY fLEtT-fOOTED OUTFIELDER TOMMIE A~[E Of THE fOR ANOTHER SCOAE AND JACK SPIKES ENDED ONE SHOT BEHIND ARE -- KArHY WHITWORTH, CHICAGO WHITE SOX EASILY WON THE AMERICAN THE BILLSf ONSLAUGHT WITH A ONE-YARD TOUCH- SHIRLEY [NGLEHORN, MARLENE HAGGE AHD BETSY LEAGUE'S ROOKIE-OF-THE-YEAR AWARD. AGEE RE­ DOWN RuN. CULLEN. CEIVED 16 or THE 20 BALLOTS BY THE BASEBALL WRITERS ASSOCIATION~ Wl1H KANSAS CITY PITCHER THE NEW YORK MET' GAVE VETERAN RIGHTHANOE~ THE CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS OPENED UP A THREE­ JIM NASH WAS SECOND WITH TWO VOTES. AGEE RALPH TERRY HIS UNCONDITIONAL RELEASE) BUT POINT LEAD IN THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE 24 YEARS OLO -- WAS THE THIRD BEST BASE A CLU8 SPOKESMAN SAID THAT If TERRY IS UN­ LAST NIGHT BY SHUTTING OUT THE MoNTREAL CAH­ STCALER IN THE LEAGUE WITH 44. HE AlSO ABLE TO MAKE A DEAL WITH ANOTHER MAJOR ADIANS 5-0. GOALIE GLE~N HALL RACKED UP HIS SMACkED 22 HOMERS AND KNOCKED IN 86 RUNS. LEAGUE CLUB, HE WiLL BE GIVEM ANOTHER 'IRST SHUTOUl Of THE SEASON AS THE HAWKS WON CMANCE IN SPRING TRAINING. THEIR NINTH GAME AGAINST THREE LOSSES AMo TWO TIES. BOSTON WHIPPED DETROIT 8- . PAGE 6 HOURGLASS HOURGLASS STOCK LISTINGS (CONTINUED fROM WALL STREET TODAY AUSTRALIA PAGE ONE) NEW YORK {VPI)--THE STOCK ~ARKET PICKED uP AMERICAN A IAL/NES 60 1(2 HOLT HAS A5KEO THROUGHOUT THE CAMPAIGN rOR WHERE IT LEtT orr WEDN£SOAY, SCORING A GOOD AMER ICAN PHOTO 5 II A VOTE OF CONfID£NCE BASED ON PAST PERfO~M­ GAIN IN MODERATE TRADING TODAY THE ADVANCE AMER ICAN T&T ~~ 1/8 ANCES, BUT HA! OffERED lITT~E ELSE OCCURR~O IN THE rACE of OI$COU~AGING ECONOMIC ~MPEX CiLOWELL H~S PROMISED SOCIAL SERVICES WHICH NEWS AND fORECASTS. ANACONOA 82 3/4 HIS OPPONENTS CHARGED WOULD COST TAXPAYERS THE ADVANCE SURPRISED MANY MARKET OBSERVERS BOEING +3 1/2 $1 2 BILLION TO M"INTAIN WHO SAW LITTLE IN THE WAY O~ BUYING INCEN­ CHRYSlE:R CALDWELL HAS REPEATEDLY ATTAC~ED THE GOV­ TIVES, SOME ANALY5TS SAY INVESTORS fELT THE DOUGLAS ~~ 7/8 ERNMENT'S POLICY ON VIET NAH AND HAS BRAnD£D DECLINE EARLY THIS WEEK WAS OVERDONE AND TOOK FORD 39 7/8 CONSCRIPTION Of AUSTRALIA's 20-YEAR-OLD ADVANTAGE OF THE DIP TO PURCHASE STOCKS. GEN (UCTR I C 97 1/4 DRAFTEES A5 IMMORAL, UNJUST AND A VIOLATION THE AUTO GROUP, WHICH HAS aEEN UNDER PRES­ GEN MOTORS 69 Of HUMAN RIG'ITS SURE ALL YEAR, MADE UN~XPECTED PROGRESS DE­ GEN T & R N/A HIS ATTACK ON THE VIET NAM POLICY HAS AP­ SPITE THE PROGLONGED SALES SLUMP AND PRODuC­ IBM N/A PEAL FOR THE 600,000 MOTHERS Of YOUTHS WHO TION CUTBACKS G~AMOR ISSUES SCORED THE LOCKHEED 61 1/4 MIGHT 6E IN LINE 'OR THE VIET NAM ORAFT ANO L"RGEST GAINS. LONE SUR eM 14 7/8 THIS IS THE BACKLAsM VOTE DN WHICH HE 15 THE UPI STOCK MARKET INDICATOR GAINED 0 73 MGM 37 3/4 RELYING TO PUT HIM INTO THE GOVERNING SEAT PERCENT WITH 1,396 ISSUES TRADED. USING T~E I'ot+1 79 3/4 AT CANBERRA APRIL I, 1966 PRIC(S AS A 100 SASE, THE IN­ MOBIL OIL 47 1/8 HOLT's COALPTION GOVERNMENT HOLD A 17-SEAT DICATOR CLOSED AT 85.98. PAN AMER I CAN NjA MA~ORITY OVER LABOR IN THE !24-SEAT HOUSE or Or THE TOTAL ISSUES CROSSING THE TAPE, RCA 43 7/8 REPRESENTATIVES WHERE LEGISLATIVE POWER IS 781 ADVANCED, 371 DECLINED, 2~4 HELD S~EAD~, 49 1/8 CONCI:NTR~1"ED WHILE I~ ISSUES TOUCHED NEW 1966 HIGHS AND SHELL OIL N/A IN THE PRESENT LOWER H00SE LIBERALS HOLD 17 HIT NEW LOWS SPERRY RANO 27 1/8 52 SEATS) THE COUNTRY PARTY 19, LABOR 52 THE NYSE INOEX SHOWEO A CHANGE tQUA.L TO A STO OIL Of CAL 61 7/8 AND INDEPENDENTS ONE GAIN or 36 CENTS IN TH( AVERAGE SHARE PRICE STD OIL Of N.J. 65 1/8 WHATEVER THE RESULT IN THE LOWER HOUSE, THE DJI AVERAGE JUMPED 6.52 TO 803 34, PENE­ UN I TEO fRU IT 28 3/8 THE GOVERNMENT IS EXTREMELY VULNERABLE IN T~ATING THE 800 BARRIER WHICH MANY THEORISTS U.S GYPSUM 96 3/8 THE SENATE BELIEVE IS A PSYCHOLOGICAL RESISTANCE LEVEL 'WARNER BRDS PIC 17 3/8 THE L!BERAl-S HOLD 24 SENAH SEAl"S AND ,Hr VOLUME FOR THE POST-HO~IDAY SESSION EASED TO -"------COUNTRY PARTY SIX AGAINST l~BOR'S 27 THE 6,810,000 SHARES fROM 7d50,OOO ON WEDNESDAY. 'DOW JONES CLOilMl RANGE OF AVERAGES DEMOCRATIC LABOR PARTY HOLDS TWO AND INDE­ ·GRE~1 WESTERN fiNANCIAL WAS ~OST ACTIVELY STOCKS CLOSE CHO.NGE PENDE~ITS ONE TRADED, JUMPING I 1/4 TO 9 5/8 ON SALES Of 30 INDUS 803 34 UP 6.52 CURRENTlY THE SENATF 15 DEADLOCKED, AND IT 112,900 SHARES, WITH TWO BLOCKS TOTALING 20 RAILS 203 44 UP I 76 IS LIKELY TO REMAIN SO, aUT THIS HAS NOT 25,000 SHARES CROSSING THE TAPE 15 UTILS 134 81 Orr 0 43 HAMPERED GOVERNMENT LEGISLATION SINCE THE GULF & WESTERN INDUSTRIES, WHICH HAS BEEN 65 STOCKS 284 70 UP I 83 SENATE IS ONLY A REVI!:W BODY AND LAWS HAVE ACTIVE AND HIGHER SINCE ITS ACQUISITION OF 8EENelRRIED THROUGH LARGELY ON THE PERSONAL PAqAMOUNT PICTURES, ADDEO 1/2 TO 35 3/4 ON A {CONTINUED fROM STRENGTH Of MeNZIES TURNOVER or 103,700 SHARES MAG~AVOX ROUNDED JOHNSON P~Gt 'ON~ l~ST~k!NUTE POLLS INDIC~TE ~ SIX PERC[N\ OUT THE TOP THREE, ADDING I 3/8 TO 40 5/8 O~ DETAILS Of THE PROGRAM WERE ,NOT GIVEN eUT SWING T~ THE GOVERNMENT WHICH WOULD GIVE SALES Of 91,700 CALifANO SAID THE PR9GRAM WOULD RELATE TO LIBERALS A GAIN Of ABOUT TEN SEATS STUDEBAKER PACED THE AUT05, ADVANCING; 3 3/8. "THE COUNTRY AS A~""HOLE" AND TI-I[ DISTRIO IN HIE 1963 ELECTIONS fOR THE HOUSE Of GENERAL MDTORS ROSE I 1/8 AND CHRYSLER J 378 Of COLUMBIA JOHN50N RECENTLY vETOED ONE REPRESENTATIVES, lleERALS R[CEIVED )16 PER- AMERICAN MOTORS AND FORD EACH TACKED ON SMALL MEASURE THAT WAS AIMED AT fiGHTING CRIME IN CENT or THE vOTE fRACTIONS STEE~S CLOSED fiRM WITH U S STEEL THE DISTRICT Of COLLM81A t SAYING IT WOULD THE OUTCOME Of TH~ HOUSE BATTLE SHOULD OE ADOING 5/8. HAVE CREATCD MORE PROBLEMS THAN !T WOULD APPARENT W THIN HOURS AfTER THE POLLS CLOSe, Du PONT, OEPRESSED SINCE DECLARATION Of HAVE SOLVI':D BUT If SENATE BALLOT!NG IS CLOSE IT ~AY BE A $2 YEAR-END DIVIDEND COMPARED WITH A $2 25 THE CHIEf EXECUTIVE OUTLINED HIS GOALS OF SOME TIME BEFORE TH£ r I NAL OUTCO"1( I S CER­ PA~OUT LAST ~(AR) Rose 3 1/4 IN THE CH(MICALS SLASHING BY A~ LEAST $3 BILLION fEOER~~ TAIN BuT EASTMAN KODAK GAV~ UP 1/4. UNION CARBIDE PROGRAMS AND SOUGHT THE ADVICE Of THE LEGI- ROSE I 3/8 SLATIVE LEADERS ON WHAT AREAS SHOULD 8~ CUT WAR (CONTINUED FROM KUM STARRED fOR TH~ AIRLINES, JUMPING 5- BACK PAGE ONE) 1/2, AND EASTERN CLIMBED 5 I/~ CONT1NENTAL DURING THE EARLI~R CONrERENC( WITH IN A THIRD SECTOR IN THE CENTRAL HIGHLAN05 AND A~ERICAN ADVANCED 4 1/4 AND 4, RESPEC­ SCHULTZE, JOHNSON WAS TOLD BY HIS FIS~4t AD- 240 MILES NORTH Of SA!GON, ~DVANC'NG AMERI­ TIVELY BRANIFf, DELTA, NATIONAL, NORTHWEST, VISER THAT THE CURRENT TIGHT MONEv AND CAN INfANTRYMEN BLEW UP 204 COMMUNIST 8UNK- TWA AND UNITED ALSO MADE GOOD HEAOWA~ BOEINQ CREDIT SQutEZE WI~L MEAN TH~i GOVERNMENf ERS IN THE DENSE JUNG~E NEAR THE CA~eOOIA~ JUMPED 3 1/4 11'1 THE HIGHER AIRCRAfTs SPEN01NG COULD INCRI':ASE BY $~ 5 BILLION TO BOROER A FEW HOURS EARLIER GIANl B-52 IBM SOARED 10 1/4 IN THE ELECTRONICS $5 BILLION IN THE CURRENT FISCAL YEAR STRATO.ORTRESSES KIPENNSYLVANIA CALL fOR A TAX fNCREASE IN fACT, SCMULTIE ST'lIKES RAILROA~ TACKEO ON I 5/8 IN THE HIGHER RAILS. SAID NONE OF THE PRESIDENTIAL ADVISERS HAVE IN Tt1E AIR ''''It.R, US SPO\

By EARLY 1958 INLAND STEEL, SPERRY-RA~D, OBJECT liES IN ONE CLEARLY VISIBLE CHANGt FLYING C)AUCERS-­ GENERAL ELECTRIC, LEAR INSTRUMENTS, HUGHES Of OIRtCTION -- IT VtERED AWAY rROM THE A'RCRA~T, AND UNITED STATES STE[L ~ERE ALSO SPUTNIK AND THEN RETURNED TO PACE IT AGAIN. SERIOUS BUSINESS PARTICIPATING IN THE ALL-OUT ErrORT TO SOMETHING -- OR SOMEBODY -- WAS TAKING A By fRANK [DWARDS, fROM HIS BOOK PENETRATE THE SECRETS or GRAVITy. CLO'E-UP LOOK AT MANiS 'IRST ORBITING SA TEL- PUBLI"HED BY LYLE STUART, INC DLSTRIBUTEO ALL THIS COSTLY AND TIME-CONSUMING INTER­ LITE WITH A liVING CREATURE ABOARD. BY KING FEATURES SYNDICATE EST IN GRAVITV ~AD DEVELOPED ArTER MANlrES­ MANiS DRIVE INTO SPACE HAD BEGUN -- ANO PART VII TAT IONS OF UFOls AND AFTER THEIR SEEMINGLY IT WAS ALREAOY UNOER SCRUTINy By SOMETHING GRAVITY-DErYING PERFORHANCE HAD LED TO THE OR SOMEBODY -- FROM SOMEWHERE, IT WAS TO BE SIGNIFICANTLY. FROZEN WASTES or THE ANT- SUSPICION THAT THEY WERE NOT REALLY D£~YING CONCLUDED. ARCTIC HAJE HAD SIGHTINGS OF UFO's IN GRAVITY, BUT UTILIZING IT IT W.S A PATTERN THAT WOULO BE REPEATED 1~4R, WHALING VESSELS RETURNING rROM THAT THE SCIENTlrlC RUSH TO THE ANTARCTIC IN 1HE DAYS TO COME. AREA REPORTED STRANGE DISC-SHAPED O~JECTS rOllOWING EVIDENCr or INTENSIVE UFO ACTIVITY IN THE SOUTH POLE SKIES SUBSEQUENTLY, THE THERE ALSO PRODUCED AN INTERESTING SIDE FROM THE BOOK PUBLISHED BY LYLE STUART, CHLlEAN NAVY SENT COMMANDER AUGUSTE V EFFECT __ ENCOURAGEMENT OF A SUSPICION THAT 'NC. COPYRICHT (C) '966, BY FRANK EDWARDS. ORREGO WITH A FLOTilLA INTO THE ANTARCTIC. THERE MIGHT BE A GOOD REASON rOR SO MUCH DISTRIBUTED BY KING fEATURES SYNDICATE HE RETURNED WITH HUNDREDS Of rEET Or MOTION UFO ACTIVITY AT THE POLES __ AND SO RElA- PICTURE rLLK SHOWING SIMilAR OBJECTS CIR- TIVELY LITTLE UPON THE EQUATOR. WAS THERE CLLNG THE SHIPS or HIS COMMAND, ESPECIALLY SOME REASON WHY OPERATORS or UFOls MLGHT NEAR THE CHILEAN ANTARCTIC BASE THE rlLMS PREfER THE POLAR RrGIONS~ WERE TURNED OVER THE CHilEAN GOVERNMENT ON CONSIDERATION WAS DVE TO TWO APPARENT PRO- FEBRUARY 23, 1950, THE DAY ON WHICH ORR(GO BAelLITIES ONE WAS THE LIKELIHOOD THE fRI- REVEALED THEIR CONTrNTS TO NEWSMEN GID TEMPERATURES MIGHT BE MORE TO THEIR ALTHOUGH GROWING REALIZATION Of THE STRA- LIKING. THE OTHER WAS THAT THERE MIGHT BE TEGIC IMPORTANCE OFfflE ANTARCTIC IN AIR SOMETHING IN SPACE ABOVE THE EQUATOR WHICH COMMERCE WAS A fACTOR, AS WAS KNOWLEDGE or MADE ENTRY THERE UNDESIRABLE SINCE UfO's IMPORTANT MINERAL DEPOSITS IN THE SOUTH[RN- WERE REPORTEO 'N BOTH POLAR REGIONS AT THE MOST CONTINENTI COMMANDER QRREGOIS rlLMS SAME TIME, THE TEMPERATURE THEORY 010 NOT COULD HAVE STIMULATED A COLO RUSH RUSSIA, APPEAR TO BE A TRANSCENDENT CONSIDERATION. SWEDEN, NORWAY, CANADA, ARGENTINA, CHilE, DID THEY ENTER THE EARTHls ATMOSPHERE AT AUSTRALIA, FRANCE ANO GREAT BRITAIN All THE POLES~ STUDY OF SPACE ABOVE THE EQUATOR lAUNCHED PROJECTS INTO PREVIOUSLY UNOCCUPIED WAS INSTITUTED AS SOON AS ROCKETS CAPABLE ANTARCTIC, WHERE THE U 5 HAD HAD 8AS[5 O~ REACHING EXTREME ALTITUDES, BEARING THE SINCE THE BYRD E~PEDITION IN 1929 AND 193 4 NECESSARY INSTRUMENTS WERE DtVELOPED 1 MENTIONED EARLIER THAT THE CANAOIAN ON MARCH 2, 1958, IT WAS ANNOUNCED THAT UFO STUDY, PROJECT MAGNET, HAD DETECTED THE TWO U.S. EXPLORE~ SATELLITES HAD CONrlRMED ELtCTROMAGNETIC DISTURBANCE ASSOCIATED WITH THE rXISTENCE or A BELT OF RADIATION CIRD­

REPORTED FLYLNG DISCS, AND THAT THE CANADI- liNG EARCH AT AN ALTITUDE or ABOUT 600 MILES ~vno DI".. d,'\eloped b) l .., '\1'01) and '\,r FOr'('e mll:"ht ha"., ANS HAD DESIGNED SEVEJUl SIMPLE DElECTORS ABO .... [ THE EQUATOR. (THLS ZONE WAS NAMED THE bN-n "fl~'ll1" "!lUI "1" ' .. ' ..... rted seen In 'tld\\ e~t Ilnd !\ f'\\ EIl4>­ WHICH WERE CAPABLE Of ALERTING THE INY[STI- VAN ALLEN BELT, FOR ITS DETECTOR.) THERE IS land bllt the man-mude "~au~er" never f{ot 1Il',re than lour teet off th(' li:round (r rom KIII.It Fearurt'>. 'I) ndu'lltp) GAlORS WHEN A UFO ENTERED THE rlElD OF THE NOTHLNG COMPARABLE TO LT ABOVE EITHER or DETECTOR WILBERT SMLTH, WHO HEADED THE PRO- THE POLAR REGIONS AND ITS EXISTENCE WAS A JUNK~TING CONGkl~~MlN JECT, SAID THAT HE AND HiS HAD MAJOR SCIENTIFIC SURPRISE. IT IS A DEADLY COlLEAG~ES id LL M1 ~~ AN TARC 11 LA I [ND[AVORED TO CONSTRUCT A DISC-SHAP[D OEVICE RING or RADIATLON THROUGH WHICH MAN MAY NOT WASHINGTON (UPI)--TH£ ONly CONTINENT ~HERE CAPABLE Of CONVERTING THE MAGNETIC fLElD IN- VENTURE __ AND WHICH THE UfO's SEEMEO TO I TO 5urfiClENT USABLE ENERGY TO lifT ITSElf- A .... OIO. U.S. CONGRESSMEN AREN;T CARRYING OUT ON-TH[- I SPOT" STUOY MISS IONS" THESE DAYS I S ANTARC­ BUT HAD fLNAlLY ABANDONED THE PROJECT AS BETWEEN THE OISC-SHAPED OBJECT MANlrESTA- TICA. NOBODY WANTED TO GO, aUT THERE WAS NO BEYOND CONTEMPORARY SCIENTifiC KNOWLEDGE TIONS WHICH FOLLOWED THE EARLIEST U 5. l PROBLEM fiNDING TAKERS ~OR A NATO PARLIAMENT Too LITTLE IS KNOWN ABOUT THE NATURE or ROCKET EXPERIMENTS IN 1949 AND THE lAUNCH- ARIANS CONf"ERENC( IN PARIS, A CON~ERENC[ ON , GRAVITY WE CANNOT BE SURE WH[THER IT PULLS INGS or THE fLRST MANMADE SATElliTE IN lATE lE4D AND ZINC IN MUNICH, A~ ()(AMINATION or I OR PUSHES. SPACE-TRAVELING PRoeES HAVE 1957~ THE PATTERN Of SIGHTINGS SUGGESTEO ROAD CONSTRUCTION IN THE ORIENT OR A HOP OE~ONSTRATED THAT GRAVITY EXISTS TO SOME DE- THAT UFO;s WERE PACING SHIPS, PlANES,TRAINS, O.... ER TO GENEVA rOR A GATHERING TO DISCUSS GREE EVERYWHERE IN THE SPACE BETWEEN THE AND AUTOMOBllES~ AS WELL AS MAKING SYSTEM- EUROPEAN ~IGRATION. PLANETS WHICH MAN HAD THOS rAR BEEN ABLE TO ATIC SURVEilLANCE or LMPORTANT MiliTARY, AT LEAST SI)( or THOSE TRAVELING AT TAX­ REACH A METHOD WHICH WOULD CONVERT CRAVITY INDUSTRIAL, AND COMMUNICATIONS CENTERS ALL PAYERS EXPENSE ON WH4T ARE orFICIAlLY CAlL[O INTO USABLE [~[RGY SHOULD BE THE LDEAL POWER OVER THE WORLO. "STUDY MISSIONS" -- "JUNKETS" IS THE INFOR­ SYSTEM rOR TRAVERSING THE VAST REACHES or SCIENTISTS IN THE SOVIET UNION ON NO .... EMBER MAL TERM -- ARE lAME-OUCK REPRESENTATIVES THE SOLAR SYSTEM -- OR BEYONO, BUT fiRST WE 2, '957, LAUNCHEO INTO ORBIT A DEVICE THEY WHO WILL NOT BE BACK WHEN T~E ~EW CONGRESS MUST LEARN TO USE IT CALLED SPUTNIK WHICH CARRIED A liVING 2 __ MEETS IN JANUARY , DR HERMANN OBERTH, WHO STUDIED THE UFO PASSENGER __ A DOG NAMED LALKA THEse ARE REPS WINFIELO DENTON~(DEM -IND ~ PROBLEM fOR WEST GERMANY) SAID THAT HE AND A rlW HOURS lATER OCCURRED THE lANDING ON GLENN ANDREWS,(REP -ALA ), CARLTON SICKLES, HIS COLLEAGUES rELT THAT TH[St OBJECTS PRO- THE HIGHWAY NEAR LEvElLANO, TEXAS, or A (D[M.-Mo.), JOH~ KUNKEL, (REP.-PA.), FRANK PELlED THEMSELVES BY DISTORTING THE GRAVI- HUGE REO-GLOWING OBJECT WITH THE ErfECT OF CHELF, (OEM -Ky.), AND GEORGE: W. GRIOER, TATIONAL fiELD AND CONVERTING IT INTO USABLE KNOCKLNG OUT IGNITION SYSTEMS AND HEADLIGHTS (REP.-TENN ). ENERGY UNDER THE UNIfiED FIELD THEORY or Of APPROACHING VEHICLES A FEW HOURS ArTER THEY ARE ONLY A HANOf"UL or THE SCORES Of" SCIENCE, WHICH HOLOS THAT ELECTRICITY, THAT ANOTHER STRANGE, BRilliANTLY GLOWING HOUSE MEMBERS HUNTING DOWN INfORMATION GRAVITY, AND MAGNETISM ARC Dlf'[RENT MANI- THING WAS SEEN TO SETTLE DOWN BRIErlY ON AROUND THE WORLO. fESTATIONS or THE SAME rORM Of ENERGY, DR. AN ISOLATED PART Of THE WHITE SANDS PROVING ANDREWS IS CURRENTLY TR~V(LING AROUND WITH OBERTH MAY WELL ~AV[ BEEN RIGHT IN HIS CON- GROUNO REPS JOHN DENT,(DEM -P ... }, ANO PHILLIP BUR­ CLUSION SPOKESMEN AT THE PENTAGON [XPlAINEO THE TON, (OEM •• CALIF ), INSPECTING SCHOOLS fOR CON .... ENTIONAL SCLENCE HAS ALWAYS BELIEVED HUCE, DIRIGIBLE-SHAPED OBJECT PERSONS SAID U.S. DEPENOENTS AND GAUGLNG THE IMPACT Of 1HAT MAN WAS TIED TO EARTH BY GRAVITY, THEY SAW ON THE HIGHWAY AT LEVEllAND AS fOREIGN TRADE ON THE U.S. ECONOMY. THEREFORE IT WAS FOOLISH TO SUPPOSE THAT HE "BALL LIGHTNING." AN~ THE BRilLIANT OBJECT ASKED HOW THE DEfEATED CONGRESSMAN COULD KIGHT BREAK THAT BOND WHICH WAS REPORTED TO HAVE LANDED ON THE JUSTLfY TM[ TRIP IN VIEW Of THE F4CT HE WLlL LATER SCIENTIfiC INTeR[ST AND ACTIVITY IN ~HITE SANDS MILITARY RANGE AS AN OPTICAL NOT SE AROUND NEXT YEAR, AN A IDE I NO I CATED A THIS FIELD PROMPTED RESEARCHERS TO CHECK ILLUSION __ REALLY ONLY THE PLANET VENUS! DEGREE Of SELr-SACRIFICt WAS INVOLVEO. THE WHAT HAD BEEN lEARNED BY SCIENTlrlC INVES- MAN HAD JUST LAUNCHED A liVING CREATURE IDEA Of THE TRAOE MISSLON ORIGINATED WITH 11GATLON IN YEARS GONE BY INTO ORBIT __ ANO UNIDENTIFIED FLYING 08- ANDREWS, SHE SAID, AND HE WAS VIRTUALLY COM­ DR CHARLES F REPORTED IN THAT J[CTS BEGAN TO APPEAR IN NUMBERS __ AND TO 8~SH 1926 PElLEO TO GO HE HAD DISCOVERED SOME STRANGE CHARAC1[R- HAKE THEIR PRESENCE KNOWN BY CREATING IN- "HE 0 I ON I T WArH TO GO, BUT TI"I[ OTHERS PRA(; ISTICS IN A SUBSTANCE KNOWN AS LLNTZ BASALT T[RFERENCE WITH MAN'S ELECTRICAL GEAR. TICAlLY TWISTED HIS ARM THEY SAIO THEY HE FOUND THAT IT GENERATEO MORE HEAT THAN COULD THEY NOT HAVE ALSO BEEN TRACKING WOULDN'T GO WI THOUT HIM" 010 URANIU~ A~O, LATER, THAT IT REfUSED TO THE SOVIET MISSilE LN ORBIT WITH A PASSEN- SICKLES WAS UNAPOLOGETIC rOR HIS TRIP TO ACCELERATE IN rREE FALL AS PRESCRIBED BY GER? LAlKA'S BODY HAD BEEN WIRED TO TRANS- "REVIE ....." U S GOVERNMENT-SUPPORTED SCHOOLS TliE ACCEPTEO "lAWS" Of GRAVITATION IT 010 MITTERS WHICH REPORTEO RtGULARlY ON THE IN LATIN AMERICA HE ISSUED A RELEAS[ SAYING NOT Orry GRAVITATION -- NEITHER DID IT CON- SPACE TRAVELER'S PHYSICAL P[RFORMANCE HE SAW NOTHING WRONG WITH IT SINCE HE HAD FORM Sc IENllSTS IN MANY PART! OF THE WORLD THE BACKGROUND TO CONDUCT THE STUOY AND HIS DR. BUSH LISTED SEVERAL OTHER SUBSTANCES TRACKED THE CAPSULE __ AND AMONG THIS GROUP REPORT WOULD BE USEO BY THE EDUCATION AND WHICH SHOWED VARYING DEGR[ES or ALLERGY TO WAS DR. LUIS CORRALES, or CARACAS~ VENEI- rALLING AS THEY HAD BEEN EXPECTED TO FALL. UELA LABOR COMMITTEE EVEN AFTER HE LEFT CONGRESS REP. WAYNE HAVS, (DEM.-OHIO). ANO EIGHT THE SCIENTLST'S REPORT WAS REGARDED BY HIS THE EVENING or DECEMBER 18, SIXTEEN DAYS OTHERS TRA .... rLEO TO PARIS rOR THE NATO CON­ CONTEMPORARLES IN AS INTERESTING BUT AFTER LAlKA HAD BEEN SENT LNTO ORBIT, DR. 1926 .ERrNCE. To GET AWAY FOR THE TRIP, HAYS NOT NECESSARLlY IMPORTANT. HIS WORKS WERE CORRALES HADE A TIME EXPOSURE ON A PHOTO- BRO«E OF~ AN INVESTIGAT'ON HE WAS MAKING ~OR fllEO AND FORGOTTEN -- fOR THIRTY YEARS. GRAPHIC rlLM TO RECORD, If POSSIBLE, THE THE HOUSE ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE. ITS SUt THEN, J.E SURRAT, JR., VICE PRESIDENT or PASSAGE OF SPUTNIK 2. HE GOT NOT ONLY TH[ JECT. ALLEGED UNAUTHORIZED TRAVEL OY CHAIRMAl THE SOCIETY OF AERONAUTICAL WEIGHT ENGINEER~ lUMINOUS TRAIL OF TH[ SOVIET SPACE CAPSULE­ ADAM CLAYTON POWELL AND STArr MEMBERS O. THE SAID IN APRil OF THAT FIVE MAJOR AWER- BUT ALONGSIDE IT ... SECOND TRAil WHICH INDL­ 1957, EDUCATION ANO LABOR COMMITTEE. ICAN COMPANIES WERE ENGAGED IN ANTI-GRAVITY C,TEO THAT THE CAPSULE HAD COMPANY __ IN- THREE LAME·DUCKS WHO CANCELLED TRIPS AFTER RESEARCH PROJECTS WHICH WERE GOVERNMENT- TELL/GENTLY CONTROLL[O. ELECTION DEFEATS WERE REPS. HARRIS McDoWE~l, rINANCED. AT THAT TIME THERE WAS IN EXIST- THE PHOTOGRAPH SHOWS CLEARLY THE LO~G (DEM.-D[l.), Roy MCVICKER, (DEM.-COLO.), AND [NCE AT WRIGHT FIELD, DAYTON, OHIO (CENTER STRAIGHT PATH or THE SPUTNIK BEARLNG TH[ RONALD CAMERON, (DEM.-CAlIF.). THEIR ACTION Of THE DEfENSE DEPARTMENT UfO INVESTIGATIONS DOG. ANOTHER TRAIL LS CLEARLY VISIBLE BE- RAISEO EYEBROWS ON CAPITOL Hill. IN THE VIEW THEN AND Naw), A MULTI-MILL ION-DOLLAR IN- SIDE THAT or THE SPUTNIK BUT TRAVERSING or SOME McDOWELL WAS VOICING THE UNTHINKABLE SlAlLATION DESLGNED AND EQUIPPED rOR RE- ONLY ABOUT ONE-SEVENTH or THE SPUTNIK PATH. WHEN H[ SAID THAT SUc.! TRIPS ~ERE NOT "fORO­ SEARCH ANO STUDY COUNT[R-GRAVITY AND THE CLUE TO THE REAL NATURE THI' SECOND or O~ PER" rOR LAME-OUCKS. ANTI-GRAVITY fORCES p,.,Gt 8 HOlRGLASS

(corHINUED FROM FIR~T U.~. bAM COMMANDER POLLUT I ON (CONTIN~~~/~~~) CENSURE PAGE ON E) DIE~ OF HEART ATTACK I~ T~E CRISIS WORltNS, THE APP(.~S COULD M.NY or THE C<)l.tolTRHS SITTING IN THE 15- WASHINGTON (UPI)~-~J. GEN. TOM V. STAYTON BECQM£ ORDERS WITH CARS AND BUSES BANNED MEMBER COUNCIL, HOWEVER, VOICED MISGIVINGS COMMANDER or THE NATION'S rlRST SUR~ACE-TO­ ~ROM THE STREETS, PLANTS ANO ~ACTORIES OVER THE WAV THE SECURITY COUNCIL HANDLED AIR MISSILE UNITS (SAM), DIED EARLY TODAY CLOSED AND CURrEW$ IMPOSED ON HEAT AND LIGHT THE MIO EAST ISSUE, REMARKING ON ITS rAIL­ AT WALTER REED MEDICAL CENTER. H£ WAS 58. THERE WAS NO REPORT or INCREASES IN HOSPI­ URE TO LOOK AT THE SITUATION AS A WHOLE DOCTORS SAID STAYTON, THE DEPUTY COMMAND­ TAL EMERGENCY TREATMENT ~OR RESPIRATORY CAS­ NEW ZEALAND AMBASSADOR FRANK CORNER AC­ ING GENERAL AND CHIEY OF STA~~ or THE ARMY ES, BUT PERSONS WITH HISTORIES OF HEART, KNOWLEDGED THAT THE COUNCIL HAD TO "FIRMLY AIR DEFENSE COMMAND (ARADCOM), HEADQUARTERED LUNG OR RESPIRATORY TROUBLE WERE ADVISED TO CONDEMN THE ISRAEL ATTAC~'ON Nov 13 auT HE AT COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO., SU~FEREO A HEART STAY INDOORS AND AVOID EXERTION SAID THE "TOTAL SITUATION HAD TO BE CONSID­ ATTACK AT 4:10 AM AND DIED FOUR HOURS LATER. "WE ARE THE VICTIMS OF OUR CIVILIZATION ERED, AS WELL AS MEASURES TO IMPROVE THE HE HAD BEEN HOSPITALIZED SINCt AN EARLIER AND THERE IS NOT A THING YOU CAN DO BUT S I TUAT I ON " HEART ATTACK OCT. 25 WHILE ON A THREE-WEEK AVOID THE POLLUTION," SAIO DR AARON CHAVES, THE RESOLUTION MADE NO MENTION OF CLAN­ TEMPORARY DUTY ASSIGNMENT IN THE NATION'S HEAD or THE (ITY HEALTH DEPARTMENT'S TUBER­ DESTINE BORDER RA!DS AGAINST ISRAEL, THE CAPtTAL. CULOS 15 BUREAU REASON CITED BY THE ISRAEL GOVERNMENT FDR STAYTON COMMANDED THE NIKE AJAX MISSILE IN CONNECTICUT, STATE HEALTH COMMISSIONER THE REPRISAL ATTACK AGAINST JORDAN BATTERY INITIALLY ASSIGNED TO PROTECT THE FRANKL! N M FOOTE SA 10 "SOME PERSONS WITH AFTER THE VOTE WAS TAKEN, ISRAEL AMBAS­ WASHINGTON-BALTIMORE ARE. AGAINST ENEMY AIR BRONCH!TIS, EMPHYSEMA, ASTHMA AND HEART DIS­ SADOR MICHAEL COMAY TOLD THE COUNCIL THAT ATTACK. THAT WAS IN OEcEMeER 1953. EASE ALREADY ARE SUrFERING rROM THIS TEMPOR­ THE FUNOAMENTAL CAUSE OF THE TENSION "LIES THE HIKE AJAX, DEPLOYED AT FT. GEORGE G. ARY BUILDUP IN AIR POLLUTION" HE ISSUED A IN ARAB BELLIGERENCE AND MILITARY THREATS MEADE, Mo., WAS THE WORLD'S FIRST OPERATION­ STATEWIDE ALERT CALLING FOR AN END TO THE AGAINST ISRAEL" AL SUPERSONIC GUlPED MISSILE, IT SINCE HAS eURNING OF ALL REFUSE HE SAID THE GOVERNMENT or ISRArL ~As DUTY BEE~ SUPPLA~TEO BY THE NIKE HERCULES, WHICH THE NEW YORK-NEW JERSEY ALERT WAS DECLARED BOUND TO ENSURE THE DtrE~SE ANO SECURITY OF HAS A NUCLEAR CAPABILITY. ON THE ADVICE OF THE INTERSTATE SANITATION ITS POPULATION HE ADDED IT WAS A MATTER at GENERAL STAYTON COMMANDED THE MISSILE BRI­ COMMISSION UNDER A BI-STATE COMPACT DRAWN UP "PROfOUND REGRET" THAT THE SECURITY COUNCIL GADE PROTECTING THE NATION'S CAPITAL UNTIL IN 1964 FOR JUST SUCK ~N EMERGENCY BY THE ~AS ACTED UPON COMPLAINTS COMC(RNING ISRAEL 1959, STEERING THE ARMY AIR DEFENSES or THE NEW YORK-NEW JERSEY COOPERATIVE COMMITTEE ON REACTIONS, BUT HAS NOT BtEN ABLE FOR 15 AREA THROUGH THE CRUCIAL STAGES or CONVERSION INTERSTATE AIR POLLUTION IT WAS THE FIRST YEARS TO ADOPT ANY RESOLUTION ON ISRAEL's FROM ANTI-AIRCRArT GUNS TO MISSILES. STATEWIDE ALERT IN HISTORY IN NEW JERSEY COMPLAINTS STAYTON, BORN TO ARMY CAPT. AND MRS. NORRIS ~CCORDING TO STATE HEALTH COMMISSIONER Ras­ THE SOVIET UNION LAST MONTH CAST ITS lo4TH STAYTON MARCH 19, 1908 AT fT. MOTT, N.J., COE P KANDLE VETO IN THE COUNCIL TO BAR SE~UR1TY COUNCIL WAS A GRADUATE or WEST POINT MILITARY ACAP­ THE AREA HAS BEEN HIT PERIOOICALLY BY ACTION ON AN ISRAEL COMPLAINT OF AGGRESSION EMY, THE COAST ARTILLERY SCHOOL, THE ARMY SMOG THE WORST ATTACK WAS NOVEMeER, t953, AGAINST SYRIA STEMMING fROM A SERIES OF COMMAND AND GENERAL ST_r~ COLLEGE, THE ARMED ~H[N 170 TO 260 DEATKS WERE ATTRIBUTEO TO eOROER RAIDS FORCES STArr COLLEGE AND THE N_TIONAL WAR THE POLLUTED AIR COMAY SAID HE DOUBTED THAT THE RESOLUTION COLLEGE. HE WAS TO HAVE RETIRED NEXT MAy 31. HOWEVER, THE AREA HAS NEVER KNOWN ANYTHING "WILL RESOLVE" ANY OF THE PROBLEMS THE STAYTON STARTED HIS ARMY CAREER AS AN EN­ TO MATCH THE TWO-WEEK KILLER SMOG THAT COUNCIL HAS ALREADY DEeATED THREE TIMES LISTED MAN WITH THE COASTAL ARTIL~ERY IN STRUCK THE TOWN Of DONORA IN THE PENNSYLVAN­ SINCE LAST JULY HA~AII IH 1926. HE WAS APPOINTED TO WEST IA COAL FIELDS IN 1952 WHEN 4,000 MORE AMBASSADOR MUHAMMAD H [L-FARRA OF JORDAN POINT A YEAR LATER AND GRADUATED IN 1931 DEATHS WERE RECORDED THAN IN THE PRECEDING SAID THE COUNCIL VOTE WAS A "CLEAR AND FIN­ AS A SECOHD LIEUTENANT. DORING WORLD WAR II TWO-WEEK PERIOD AL WARNING" TO ISRAE_ THAT rURTHER REPRISAL HE COMMANDED ANTI·AIRCRArT oErENSES ON THE THE CURRENT POLLUTION CRISIS WAS BLAMEO ON .TTACK$ ~OULO LEAD TO U N SANCTIONS PACIFiC SIDE or THE PAMAMA CANAL. A WEATHER PHENOMENON C~LLED A "TEMPERATURE EL-FARRA, STATING THAT JORDAN FELT ECONO­ STAYTON ALSO COMMANDED THE 1ST GUIDED INVERSION" WHICH OCCURS WHEN ~ MASS OF WARM MIC AND POSSIBLY POLITICAL SANCTIONS SHOULD MISSILE BRIGADE AT FT. BLISS, TEXAS IN 1955- AIR SETTLES LIKE A CAP OVER AN AREA, KEEPING HAVE SEEN INVOKED IMMEDIATELY, SAID HE 56, AND WAS FT, BLISS COMMANDING GENER_L DANGEROUS SULPHUR DIOXICE AND CARBON ~ONOX­ IJOTED IN tAIJOR Of THE RESOI".Ur ION ",.I.OT I N ,HE FROM AUGUST \962 10 JUL~ 1965, WHEN HE TOOK IDE FUMES AND ORDINARY OuST rROM RISING HIGH SPIRIT or COMPROMISE -- BECAUSE THERE CAN OVER THE ARADCOM POST IN COLORADO SPRINGS. ENOUGH TO DISSIPATE HARMLESSLY THE PRESENT BE NO COMPROMISE WITH AGGRESSION" HE PREVIOUSLY WAS ASSISTANT DEPUTY CHIEr MASS HAS BEEN STALLED OVER MUCH OF TH~ EAST­ HE INTERPRETED THE COUNCIL ACTION AS GIV­ O~ STArr rOR PLANS AND OPERATIONS AT THE ERN SEABOARD fOR FIVE TO SIX OAYS ING. ISRAE.L "ON!: LAST CHANCE" TO OISCONTINUE NORTH ~NERICAH AIR DEFENSE COMN~ND, ALSO ANOTHER ErFECT Of THE CONDITION WAS A 64- "ITS MANY CRIMES" AGAI"JST ITS ARAB NEIGH­ HEADQUARTERED IN COLORAOO SPRINGS. DEGREE TEMPERATURE IN NEW YORK CITY AT 12 40 BORS FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE HELD AT THE MAIN PM TODAY, A RECORD HIGH rOR THE DATE SOVIET AMBASSADOR NIKOLAI T FEOORENDO AND POST CHAPEL AT FT. BLISS _T 10 AM MoNDAY. U S. WE~TH[R BUREAU METEOROLOGISTS DASHED BULGARIAN AMBASSADOR MILKO TARABANOV eOT~ BURIAL WI~L rOL~Ow IN fT, BLISS NATIONA~ HOPES FOR A C~ANGE IN THE WEATHER TODAV A SAID THE COUNCIL SHOULD HAVE GONE FURTHER CEMETARY. MIDDAY ADVISORY SAID NO BREAKDOWN IN THE IN ITS CONDEMNATION or ISRAEL STAYTON '5 SURVIVED BY HIS WIDOW, THE STAGNANT CONDITIONS WAS EXPECTED UNTIL MID­ FEDORENOO SA 10 Moscow 00 NS IOERED THE RES­ rORMER MISS RUTH ELIZABETH DOWNEY or CHICAGO NIGHT, BUT A "fRESH AIR M.r.SS MOVING IN FROM OLUTION AS "ONLY THE Mlt.JIMUM" THAT COULD AND A BROTHER, NORRIS K. STAYTON or CINCIN­ THE WEST ON SATURDAY" SHOULD ~EMOVE MUCH or HAVE BEEN DONE I N V I EW OF THE "GRAV ITY" or NATI, OHIO. MRS. STAYTON NOW MAKES HER HOME THE STAGNANT Alq THE CASE AT COLORADO SPRINGS. AT A CITY HALL NEWS CONFERENCE, CITY AIR ApOLLO K KIRONOf or UGANOA SAID THE SE­ POLLUTlON CONTROL COMMISSIONER AUSTIN N CURITY COUNCIL "HAD BEEN REDUC(D TO A MERE GEORGI~ ADORE~~E~ COURT HELLER SAID THERE WERE NO IMMEDIATE PI.ANS DRAFTING COMMITTEE" WASHINGTON (UPI)--GEORGIA TOLD THE SUP~EME TO CURTAIL BUS SERVICE, BUT URGED CARS, HE SAfD UGANOA WAS UNABLE TO CO-SPONSOR COURT TODAY THAT UNLESS THE STATE LEGISLA­ TRUCKS AND OT~(R PRIVATE VEHICLES TO STAV THE ORArT RESOLUTION ALONG WITH THE OTHER TURE IS ALLOWED TO SETTLE ITS GOV[RNORSkIP OFr THE STREETS HE SAID ALL CITY INCINERAT­ TWO ~rRICAN MEMBERS or THE COUNCIL BEcAUSE DISPUTE, A SERIES or INDECISIVE RUN-OFF ORS WOULD RE~AIN ClOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE UGANDA WAS IN FAVOR or Tfl:EATING THE "MALA_ ELECTIONS MIGHT WINO UP IN A TOTAL STALE­ DY" AND NOT THE "SYMPTOMS " MATE KIRONOE VOTED FOR THE RESOLUTION, STAT­ THE STATE MADE T~E CLAIM IN ONE OF THREE REDDITCH, ENGLAND {UPI}--YHlsT PLAYER ING HIS "DELEGATION CONSIDE.RED T~AT SOME­ BRIEfS riLED BEFORE T~E SUPREME COURT; JACK SPENSER S~OUTED "ASUNDANCE DECL.REO" THING HAD TO BE DONE" WHICH HAS BEEN ASKED TO RULE IN THE DEAD­ AND LAID DOWN HIS HAND OF 13 SPADES HIS LOCKED GUBERNATORIAL RACE BETWEEN DEMOCRAT COMPANIONS rOLLOWED -- 13 HEARTS, 13 DIA­ MARTIN BRIEFS RUSK LESTER MADOOX ANO REPUBLICAN HOWARD (80) MONDS AND 13 CLUBS, DEFYING ODDS OF 2,223,- WASHINGTON {UPI)--CANADIAN FOREIGN SEC­ CALL" ..... A'!' 520,000,DOO,000,000,000,000,000, TO I, GIVE RETARY PAUL MARTIN BRIEfED SECRETARY OF GEORGIA ATTY GEN ARTHUR K BOLTON AT­ OR TAKE A FEW THOUSANO STATE DEAN RUSK TODAY ON CANADA'S EFFORTS TACKED ALTERNATIVE PROPOS.LS TO A RUN~OFr FOR SPENSER TO GET A PERrECT HAND WOULD TO rIND AM OP~NING FOR VIET NAM PEACE ELECTION BETWEEN THE TWO OR A NEW ELECTION HAVE OVERCOME ODDS or 158,753,389,899 TO I, TALKS OPEN TO ALL THE CAND1DA~[S BUT FOR ALL fOUR MEN TO GET PERrECT HANDS DE A STATE DEPARTMENT SPOKESMAN SAID RUSK IN EITHER CASE, HE 5AID, VOTERS COULD IN­ rlED ODDS THAT ARE, IN THE WORDS OF A UNI­ WANTED A "FIRST HAND REPORT" ON MARTIN'S SIST TH"T WRITE-IN BALLOTS BE COUNTEO VERSITY MATHEMATICS EXPERT, "SO VAST THAT IT THREE DAYS OF TALKS EARLIER THIS MONTH WITH "IN THAT WAY A BLOC OF VOTERS COULO RE­ IS INCO,",PREHENSIBLE fOR ,",OsT PEOPLE" SOVIET LEADERS IN Moscow QUIRE RUN-orr ArTER RUN-orF AND BLOCK THE SPENSER, A FACTORY SERVING MANAGER, HAS PRESS REPORTS ~T THE TIME IND!CATED KREM­ ELECTION PROCESS," HE SAID BEEN PLAYING WHIST -- A P~RENT GAME OF LIN LEADERS LARGELY REPEATED TO MARTIN IN A REPLY BRIEr, A CITIZENS' GROUP SUP­ BRI~GE -- ONCE A WEEK rOR THREE YE~RS WITH THEIR OFTEN-PUBLISHED VIET NAM VIEWS, AND PORTING CALLAWAY URGED THE SUPREME COURT TO (WART CLARKE, A STORE CLERK, SIDNEY M~YNEOR, THAT HIS VISIT UNCOVERED NO CHANGE IN THE ORDER A RUN-OFF ELECTION ~[TWEEN HIM AND

A fACTORY WORKER, AND ERNEST fRENCH, A RE­ PRESENT IMPASSE OVER PEACE TALKS MADDOX "AT THE EARLIEST POSSIBLE DATE h TIRED FARMER MARTIN FLEW HERE FROM NEW YORK WHERE HE THE CITIZENS' GROUP 00U5TEO THAT WRITE-IN WHO WON THE GAME? MAYNEOR, WHO MElO DIA­ IS REPRESENTING CANADA IN THE U N DEBATE VOTES COULD BE USED TO DErEAT THE EFtECT1VE- MONDS AS TRUMPS, WHICH IN WHIST, ARE DETER­ OVER CHINESE COMMUNIST ME,",BERSHIP NESS OF A RUN-orr MINED BY THE SUIT OF THE LAST CARD DEALT HIS VISIT CAME AS ANOTHER FREE WORLD EN- IT SAID THE STATE HAD RAISED THE QUESTION VOY, BRITISH FOREIGN MINISTER GEORGE BROWN, "IN AN ATTEMPT TO CAST DOUBT ON THE ABILITY VIENNA (UPI J--THE BULOARIAN TASSO IL-I~ RETURNED TO LONDON FROM TALKS IN Moscow or A RUN-orr TO ACHIEVE THE MAvORITV VOTE AIRLINER THAT CRASHED IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA YES­ IN THE MIDST or THESE DIPLOMATIC ErrORTS, REQUiRED BY GEORGIA LAW" IN ORDER TO AD- TERDAY KILLING ALL 84 PERSONS ABOARD WAS OFr THERE HAS BEEN SPECULATION or SOME FORM OF VANCE LEGISLATIVE SELECTION AS THE ONLY SO- COURSE AND FLYING "UNUSUALLY LOW", A CZECH CHRlSfMAS TRucE IN THE VIET HAM WAR. LUTION INVESTIGATIQII COMMISSION REPORTED TODAY ADMINISTRATION OrFICIALS SAID THAT SO FA~ A THIRD PARTY TO THE CAuSE, THE ACLU, IS VICTIMS INCLUDED BULCARIA'S AMBASSADOR TO IT IS ONLY SPECULATION, RUSK, Ar A NEWS SEEKING A SPECIAL ELECTION OPEN TO ALL CAN- EAST GERMANY IVAN BUCHAROV, BULGARIAN OPERA CONrERENCE LAST WEEK, LEFT OPEN THE POSSI- D,DATES SINGER KATIA POPOVA, HUNGARIAN MUSICAL ~I­ SILITY OF SOME FORM or TRUCE, PROBABLY IN- WRITE-IN VOTES rOR rORMER GOVERNOR ELLIS RECTOR TAMAS JARFAS, ANO ~OUR MEMBERS or THE ITIATEO BY THE SOUTH VIETNAMESE AND VIET C. ARNAL PREVENTEO EITHER CALLAWAY OR MAO- HUNGARIAN NATIONAL JUDO TEAM 'THERE WERE NO CON~, BU1 RULED OUT ANY PROLONGED PAUSE IN I DOX FRDM ~O[LING THE REQUIRED MAJORITY OF • AMERICANS ABOARO THE SOVIET-BUILT PLANE U.S. S~BING or NORTH VIET NAM I THE POPULAR VOTE IN THE Nov 8 BALLOTING ,------:~ ~------.-, FRIOAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1966 f-k)URGLASS ~lc=R=aIT==m==ORD===-====B=,=E=~=~==S~=#=~~I~------~,------·------Uncle MiItie is Back ---- And How! <) 10 II By ARMAND ARCHERD ra. Ci'lIl"i1/ Press Assocwtwr (. tlrrC~I1 floor (( was 111" warmup rOil tme 4<) In addItIon are man~ guest stints both {)n nls own and {()r otners to repay fellow players HORIZONTAL 46 .unple determined 19 hastened appealing on hIS TV show I-Ie 1 through 4.7 \'I,,-eather- 4 stltf 20 waIstcoat loves to take on the )tZ9.1 te un 4 unpohte cock 5 rooted 21 god of Ic>ve eKpected role S Icn as one In 8 bang- 4& n\.'er{Sp~ vases 22 to desu;·e 'F Troop 1n which he pla~. 12 b" m::1!1 Aero" the 1m stuff 01 Georg' Washlnglon1 Th. anyone In thll ta58 17 Ep1'han VERTICAL 10 a nervous 21 minOT P.1"~r, prfev,oul! \.(> to starring • our .... ry Own HollywoDd llil Is pcrptlutd I>.1H1 [>Io.ce~ ne pia; Nl as a kId !i'RAAe5 -Ith \~jllte halfN! wig mal of comse B1Silop told us 36 meat 43 mfenor bronre hear from 1L hotel m to be in SllCh C{)~tHme' while Joey noted an elderly jHd} 31 to prance ho["se he hop~s hlS nIghtly show wlll Lenmp ld .11 L Bud Ray robbing the lJ::' mUlt 19 some i Cl(h"'lg tile .t,eet and ottNed H Norse UIWO' er ne\' talent He hopes 40 rumple WOltho.m (top) NnrUl LIttle thing we Il have to fUld out b, 10 help her \\ hen pe<.Jplc np 41 Hebrew goddess TV "'ll soon stop sno\\ mg Old Rock, Ark and Ct'lddoc:k seeing the pictllre Howe\er 1'1'l1 dL d h,s good deed JOt" measure A" ~ r.1'1f tlme 01 !Ioolutlon. '~miA III tl!-Ii '" 5 d1stres. ""Wle" In prune smee It de Berle 15 obvlou~ly dele, mmed to 'hi IgReri IllS ,hoHlder9 and 5:l,d 42 enliven a (Cl 1966 King Featurea Synd Inc) SIgnal Mathew GIlll10UI ; km ,,, 1 ,t Wj s the ," enUe for dc, ~Iopmg ll1alte tillS feature an out9t",,(1 I thought t I " ... s M;j t I~' new talent He can be certain Ing one Although he Sl( m, to clown con"tltntl;, we notl'd n" \\ h" $ MlfltlHlg: the \1rnt? I\TIII serIous talks ",th the camel a L N E X C HAN (~E for tlie fl'-'t b~ SII,)Wn on TV - ~\ ell nol man hIs attetltwf) to e'ery de Tlea~l1l) Dep~ltm('nt co op{'f~ ror 9. r,\\ l e·lf" an}\\ .... ,' lAir on the day s upcoming Han Ul m..-i.kmg ~h~ [11m all UloC Rl'II~ [.2'L LllL 19 the- Pd,,>s1ng :s('eru:::s ph,ers ul,o "creed to li~lfl 111' l t:11 < 'ut~d th:>.t BIll Dana When you gEt " couple 01 clrl \~~ fut War 8ont:> tv to}. af!l tht:y dOll t "'''!l! t TL"',. ("~ng(·t, Lll,1 '!!.hl~1, ... Iy ~n:TlIUD~ lETH ItOOI(~ elnol"'n~ Th~y rlp.or1ed Ie. have I ~acb OLhH bolh on and ofl Plltlts' Nf"'~\r ".f "\',,,= tOml.:dlnn Dana 88.\1(1 t ('f?lllr,,1 Pres~ Wrlle7 a pnvale weddm~ to her ell-mo ... Sln"'~ both ha"e umqUl Be,l e l!1 ." D" bIZ :'0 ,l'el>rG w fa·11, '·1 np d a I,0 !l rp~ar as a THE OLD adag~ True love albng Inother tWill til':' much I apprOl>ch •• lO humor oN' born I"', B<;:j ('"xubc~aJ'1 ubonf e'r:rJir'U~s, 9ilar Dn ENlcs sho'\\- 1 exe1110n Only Ih" ""blnt! mem never run~ smooth WM best bast Ie and ObVIOUS the oth<.< ~.fL!{(~ a:s 11r<; tJrf:t dale J.'l 'I,. ,,)dVlJ I du·n I kno\.', he "):ltd seno l51y~ brrs and th{,Jr wi' ~e 1I few rela "lL"mpl'(led in II. romance th8.t I "ll.usUcall;r. sneakmg up on } 0..1 Be 111, 1111 I:!n~ n [sit "I d ii" II J:l .. rle all r! I ntl ~ffOld MF" finally en dod WIth w"ddmg bella U\'es lIfld ll{'r lTl09t tnUmB.!e at the Wh,te House l.leanor frIends horn Prmcl'lon were tn WilsDn IIftAd.:.o In hOT memOIrs ,Itcd tl'lI~ WIth whB.t ttepldatlon she The day oeforl' the weddUlg was Introduced to the tall the member" ot lhe call,nH youthful figure' who became gave a ~tag pall:; (or M~Adoo the hUll ban d 01 her g,rhsh Her sisters JessIe and Mar dreams garet, \lieN! matron and maid of Eleanor WIlson, named aUer honor whIle one of the 1\1 0 htUe Iler lI'{)ther, Ellen, but whose flov.er gills \I"S tile bride name was changed to Ne!l!e to groom e ,oungest ch.lld Ily a avoid family confUSion flrat prevl{)us marnage Dr Cary J met W III I a m Glbha McAdoo Grayson, the president s physl when he \llslted her fathf!~, GOII clan was best man Woodrow WIlson at the family summer hnme at Sea GIrt N J H.. llad become famous a9 the ELEANOR S ",oddlng dre~a blllider of the Hudson Tunnel , wa~ heavy I< ory colored satin, and wall flOW Interested In her trimmed with Hlr)' ()ld real lace rntl1~r 8 pollll~aJ actlvlt,ell Margaret an') le•• I,; , \11'~ • • FranCIS 8 Sayr(!) WOrE da1nty l:JHE 9nd her ~I~tera agreed gowns l'~l.rn. appe.rent and wb,le dancmg and floating off cut with one or the y{)ung lhl'ttt wu " "·~tet .ngagement. In the arms of a gliltermg Imt aHles S\l.. ,,~rlB Becau,e Eleanor was born In fOfm as slle f,lIed the role ot the governor's youngest daugh A.fter th e weddUlg c"r~mony MlddletoWJI, Conn her two came to the ene, lhe bride put a news oonference at the ter bl{)nde lJ LIII e t8 called her a on her brIght blue brr>:utcloth LBJ Ranch m Texas \\ ho t Yankt'\> p.nd In order to re-edu When Wilson became prest sui t 'A I th Along 8m skIrt and he I~ 1 e9tmg prIor to mmm c ate her and so th at she would dent hi> appoInted McAdo{) to a sailor hat She anJ !lel' hus t surger, PreMdent Johr"o!l 110t talk lilt'" a Yankee she was the second highest poSItion In placed In " southern school In his cabinet Eleanor was self band sUpped ore mto an un ge~tures as he adm'h 1"0 Raleigh N C where she ac cons~lous and shy and crymg noticed auto and outwItted tile legl~latl\ e program ,,,n ho.ve qui red a n !Iccen t like her moth was a habit of hers after each repol ters a ~t1f! time III the next Con FLEW INTO TROUBLE A GOOd\eo.l blimp one of t"" hehum eo's and In a few weeks was proposal of marriage, but her gre~s because of the Republi- f,lied (hrlglblLs 'till 'urbl no," more sO\ltb~rn than any SDUth sense of humor oonquered all can gams hIgh III the 111 Rnl! a hrr:f' np In its ,Idl ) U ell od dm In!: m ------emergenc; landmg "t 1. Lo~ Ang~le, all flold rt I <-pm t, 01; hIt er hIles No One \\ 'I' ~d WE HAVE qUITE A 'SELECTION OF LOAFE~ I'LL SE-E IF I CAN G-E.T ONE TO WAIT FIRST JET ACE KillED Jam ... ON YOU/ Jabam 41 year old US Air Forre col<'f1 Ow <;lln~hllw St3h' Pnrk\l 1\' 11 D"lr." Bpa('h Flu Thl> ~1J'l \'\ • ..:; mJured {'"ntH al1~r r------~.. ----~------FF~RIDA"? NQVENBER 25. 1966 PAGE 10 HOURGLASS PUBLISHED BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATCS AT THE: ANNOUNCEMEN T~ DIRECTION or THE COMMANDING OFFICER, KWAJALE I N TEST 5 ITE, MARSHALL ISLANDS CASSIFIED JUNIOR CHOIR WILL MEET SATURO,.y MORN­ CONTRACT DAAG 43-67-C-OOOI ING AT 10 I~ THE CH"PEL THE HpURGLASS IS pueLISHED DAILY MONOAY THROUGH 5ATU~DAY. DEADLINE FOR LAW 310 WILL MEET TON!GHT AT PM FOR 6 NOTICES IS 3 PM THE DAY SErORE PUBli­ TWO HOURS IH ROOM 113 COLLINS KWM-2 TRANSCIEVER WITH PORTA­ CATION AND DEAOLINE fOR NEWS ITEMS IS BLE CARRYING C~S[ ~ND COLLINS ANO TURN­ 10 AM THE DAY Of PUBLICATION. 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SULTS SHARED. EVERAL MUSEUMS, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, AND MARSHALL ISLAND INSECTS, PART 1. OTHER SCIENTIFIC GROUPS COLLABORATED AND ABOUT 400,000 BY E.H. BRYAN, JR SPECIMENS WERE ASSEMBLED, SORTED, AND LOANED FOR STUDY TO SOME 120 EXPERTS ON THE VARIOUS GROUPS THROUGHOUT THE THI S 15 TtIE ,I R5T HAL, Of THe SEveNTH I t, A SER I [S OF ARTICLES CmJCERNING LIFE IN THE t~AR5HALL ISLANDS WORLD. THEY PREPARED REPORTS AND DESCRIPTIONS, AND THESE AGAINST A ~ACKGROUND OF THE PACIFIC OC[A~ AS A WHrlE ARE BEING PUBLISHED IN TWENTY VOLUMES UNDER THE TITLE THEY ARE BEING PUDllSHED EXCLUSIVELY BY THE HOURGLASS "INSECTS Of MICRONESIA." THIS WORK HAS BEEN COORDINATED AND WRIT1[N BY E H BRYAN, JR , Wilet 1H[ -'<~SI51ANC[ AND CARRIED OUT AT BERNICE P. BISHOP MUSEUM, IN HONOLULU or 1~E STAFF Of" T!!~ PACI,IC SCIEtHIFIC INfORt~A,IDtJ UNDER THE DIRECTION OF DR. LINSLEY GRESS ITT, riNANCED CENTER AT HIE BERtJIC£ P BISHOP ~lus[ut-l I~ HmJOLULlJ, J. or WHICH HE IS MANAGER BY GRANTS FROM THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION AND OTHER SOURCES. THE SPECIMENS ARE SHARED AMONG THE COOPERATING INSECTS MAKE UP A VERY LARGE PROPORTION OF ALL THE DIF­ INSTITUTIONS. FERENT KINDS Of ANIMALS. THERE ARE MORE THAN A MILLION IN PREPARING THE FOLLOWING NOTES, I HAVE DRAWN EXTEN­ SPECIES AND VARIETIES THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. MANY Of THESE SIVELY fROM THESE PUBLICATIONS, AS WELL AS MY OWN COL­ ARE SO SMALL OR INCONSPICUOUS THAT THEY ARE LIKELY TO BE LECTING AND THAT Of OTHERS. DURING OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER OVERLOOKED EXCEPT BY PERSONS TRAINED TO COLLECT THEM OR TO 1964, AN ENTOMOLOGIST fROM BISHOP MUSEUM, B. DAVID PER­ KNOW WHERE THEY LIVE. THIS IS TRUE PARTICULARLY ON MANY KINS, JR., COLLECTED IN THE MARSHALL AND GILBERT ISLANDS, PACifiC ISLANDS, WHERE THERE SEEM TO BE fEW SHOWY INSECTS. PARTICULARLY ON KWAJALEIN ATOLL, WHILE ON A CRUISE OF INSECTS ARE MORE NUMEROUS ON HIGH ISLANDS THAN ON ATOLLS USNS SHEARWATER, WITH MEMBERS Of THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITU­ BECAUSE TH£ FORMER HAVE MORE TYPES OF HABITAT ALSO, IN TION PACIFIC ORNITHOLOGY PROJECT. He HAS GENEROUSLY SUP­ THE MID-PACIFIC THERE IS THE PROBLEM or HOW INSECTS COULD PLIED IDENTIFICATIONS AND NOTES. I ALSO SAW SPECIMENS HAVE REACHED ISOLATED ISLANDS WITHOUT THE HELP OF MAM. YET COLLECTED BY BERNARD B. SUGARMAN, WHO IN ADDITION TO COL­ MANY INDIGENOUS SPECIES HAVE DONE SO, A FACT WHICH HAS LECTING SPECIMENS HIMSELF, HAS INTERESTED MEMBERS Of THE CAUSED MUCH DISCUSSION AMONG STUDENTS OF BIOGEOGRAPHY. IT ENTOMOLOGY SERVICES ON KWAJALEIN IN COLLECTING SPECIMENS. IS THOUGHT THAT THE ANCESTORS Of MANY CAME FROM THE WEST, IT WOULD APPEAR THAT INTEREST IN KWAJAlEIN INSECTS 15 AND THAT MANY OF THE SMALLER FORMS WERE LIfTED, PERHAPS BY JUST BEGINNING TO EXPAND, AND THAT THESE GENERAL NOTES STORMS, INTO THE UPPER AIR, WHERE THEY WERE CARRIED EAST­ ARE BUT A HUMBLE BEGINNING. WARD BY ANTI TRADES AND JET STREAMS FAR OUT OVER THE PACIFIC INSECTS AND THEIR RELATIVES OFTEN ARE LISTED OR DIS­ BASIN. HERE, DESCENDING GRADUALLY, THOSE WHICH LANDED IN CUSSED IN A DEFINITE ORDER OF SEQUENCE. WHICH SUGGESTS SUITABLE INVIRONMENTS HAD A CHANCE TO SURVIVE, AND THE WOR­ THEIR PHYLOGENETIC RELATIONSHIP, FROM THE SIMPlEST OR KING OF EVOLUTION HAS ACCOUNTED FOR THE GREAT VARIETY AMONG MOST PRIMITIVE, TO THOSE BELIEVED TO BE MOST HIGHLY DE­ THEIR DESCENDANTS. VELOPED. I WILL FOLLOW THIS ARRANGEMENT. INSECTS AND THEIR RELATIVES, WHICH TOGETHER MAKE UP THE THE "INSECT RELATIVES" ARE REGARDED AS MORE PRIMITIVE ANIMAL PHYLUM ARTHROPODA, HAVE A SEGMENTED BODY BEARING THAN THE INSECTS HERE ARE A FEW EXAMPLES fROM THIS JOINTED LEGS AND OTHER APPENDAGES. TYPICAL INSECTS (HEXA­ GROUP Two KINDS OF SCORPIONS HAVE BEEN REPORTED fROM PODA) HAVE THREE BODY REGIONS - HEAD, THORAX ANO ABDOMEN, THE MARSHALL ISLANDS HORMURUS AUSTRALASIAE (FIG 83) IS AND SIX LEGS. ON THE HEAD ARE THE EYES} MOUTHPARTS, AND rOUND UNDER LOOSE BARK AND BENEATH STONES AND DEBRIS, ANTENNAE (SENSE OR~ANS FOR TOUCH). THE MOUTHPARTS ALSO ARE AND PROBABLY NEVER COMES INTO HABITATIONS IT MEASURES PROVIDED WITH FEELERS (PALPI) FOR TASTlrJG OR LEARNING ABOUT ABOUT 40 MM (I 6 INCHES) LONG ITS STING IS NOT SEVERE fOOD BY CHEMICAL REACTION To THE THORAX ARE ATTACHED THE ISOMETRUS MACULATUS (riG 84) 15 THE COMMON HOUSE SCORPION, THREE PAIRS Of JOINTED LEGS, AND FOR MANY INSECTS TWO OR HIDING IN OLD PAPERS AND BEHIND OBJECTS ATTACHED TO WALLS ONE (DIPTCRA) PAIRS OF WINGS IN THE ADULT STAGE, THE LAR­ IT IS 8ROWNISH YELLOW, I~OTTLED WITH 8ROWN~ THE I~ALE AB­ VAE GENERALLY BEING WINGLESS. IN THE THORAX ARE THE MUS­ OUT 70 I~M (2.8 INCHES) LONG, THE FEMALE 45 MM (1.8 IN- CLES FOR OPERATING THESE APPENDAGES. THE ABDOMEN CONTAINS CHES) IT IS FOUND THROUGHOUT THE TROPICS, TRAVELING MOST OF THE VITAL ORGANS, SUCH AS THOSE fOR DIGESTION AND WITH MAN REPRODUCTION. SEVERAL SPECIES OF PSEUDOSCORPIONS HAVE BEEN REPORTED AN INSECT STARTS LIFE AS AN EGG THE fEMALE DEPOSITS fROM VARIOUS ATOLLS, ESPECIALLY ENIWETOK AND elKINI THIS, USUALLY IN A PLACE WHERE THE DEVELOPING YOUNG CAN (WHERE THE MOST EXTENSIVE COLLECTING HAS BEEN OONE ) fIN D F 00 D MlD S H[L T ER • I NTH E CAS E 0 F A F [W INS E CT 5 , THE THEY LOOK LIKE TINY SCORPIONS W1THOUT THE TAIL (AT THE EGG HATCHES INSIDE THE MOTHER!S BODY AND A SMALL LARVA Is END or WHICH THE STING IS LOCATED) THEY HIDE IN CRACKS DEPOSITED. THE SKELETON OF AN INSECT IS ON THE OUTSIDE OF IN SUCH PLACES AS DRIFTLOGS AND ARE INCONSPICUOU5 AND ITS BODY. WHEN GROWTH FillS THIS TO CAPACITY, THE INSECT HARMLESS SHEDS THIS OUTSIDE SKELETON AND EXPANDS QUICKLY IN SIZE UN­ FEW SPIDERS HAVE BEEN REPORTED rROM THE MARSHALL Is- TIL THE SURFACE HARDENS INTO A NEW EXOSKELETON. EACH OF LANDS SCYTODES STRIATIPES (FIG 8S), ONE OF THE LARGEST, THESE CHANGES IS CALLED AN INSTAR. DURING THEIR LIFE, SOME IS ASOUT ONE-THIRD INCH LONG IT HAS BEEN COLLECTED OF THE PRIMITIVE INSEC~S, WHICH ARE WINGLESS, CHANGE VERY FROM BUNCHGRASS AND PISON!A TREES OTHER KINDS WERE LITTLE EXCEPT IN SIZE. IN OTHERS, SUCH AS ORTHOPTERA AND COLLECTED ON ENIWETOK AND TAKA HE/llPTERA, WITH "INCOMPLETE METAMORPHOS!S,lI CHANGES CONSIST t. SMALL BURROWING AMPHIPOD, TAlORCHESTIA SPlt>llPALMA CHIEFLY IN THE ADDITION or WINGS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF CER­ (FIG.86) LIVES ON SANDY DEACHES UNDER SEAWEED THIS TAIN OTHER APPlNDAGES. OTHER GROUPS, CONSIDERED TO BE MORE ACTIVE LITTLE SAND-COLORED CRUSTACEAN IS ABOUT HALF AN HIGHLY DEVELOPED, GO THROUGH A MORE PRONOUNCED CHANGE, CAL­ I NCH LONG LED COMPLETE METAMORPHOSIS. BETWEEN LARVA AND ADULT THERE 1:3 A "R£SiING STAGE" BEFORE HiE CATERPILLAR 6ECOI-1[5 A MOTH OR BUTT[RFLY, THE GRUB GECOMES A BEETLE, THE MAGGOT A FLY, OR 0THER CAREFULLY PROTECTED LARVAE CHANGE TO A BEE, WASP, OR ANT. THIS TRANSITION STAGE MIGHT BETTER BE CALLED A OUIESCENT P[RIOD, FOR THE COMPLETE CHANGE OF STRUCTURE AND FORM WHICH GOES ON WITHIN THE PUPA IS ANYTHING BUT A !lREST". INSECTS ARE CLASSIFIED INTO SPECIES (WITH THEIR FORMS OR VARIETIES), GENERA, FAMILIES, AND EVENTUALLY ORDERS. THE COLEOPTERA (BEETLES) MAKE UP THE LARGEST ORDER, FOLLOWED IN MOST REGIONS OY HYMENOPTERA (WASPS, ANTS AND BEES), LEPID­ OPTERA (MOTHS AND BUTT(R~LIES), HOMOPTERA (LEAFHOPPERS, APHIDS AND SCALE INSECTS), DIPTERA {TWO-WINGED FLIES), HEMIP­ TERA (OUGS), AND ORTHOPTERA (ROACHES, GRASSHOPPERS, CRICKETS AND THEIR RELATIVES). THERE ARE A NUMBER OF OTHER SMALLER ORDERS, VARIOUSLY CLASSIfiED. IN ADDITION TO INSECTS, THERE ARE OTHER GROUPS OF ARTHROPODS WITH MORE THAN THREE 83. PAIRS OF LEGS, SUCH AS DIPLOPODA (MILLIPEDS)~ CHILOPODA (CENTIPEDES), ARACHNIDA (SPIDERS~ SCORPIONS, TICKS AND MITES), AND CRUSTACEA 1 A FEW OF WHICH ARE FOUND ON LAND / (SUCH AS SOWBUGS AND AMPHIPODS), THE GREATER PART OF THEM / LIVING IN WATER, THE FAMILIAR CRABS, LOBSTERS AND THEIR KIN. WHERE CAN ONE LEARN ABOUT MICRONESIAN INSECTS? SOME WORK ON THEM WAS DONE BY GERMAN AND JAPANESE SCIENTISTS, BUT THE PUBLICATIONS BY THEM ARE HARD TO LOCATE AND READ. THE GREAT EXPANSE IN COLLECTING AND STUDYING BEGAN DURING ~NO fOLLOWING WORLD WAR II. HEALTH TEAMS~ AGRICULTURAL ADVI­ SORS, VARIOUS SCIENTifiC EXPEDITIONS, AND PLAIN t1G.I.JOC!! COLLECTED INSECT SPECIMENS OR OBSERVED THEIR ECONOMIC RE­ LATIONS TO MAN, ANIMALS AND PLANTS. IN THE LATE 1940ls IT WAS SUGGESTED BY THE PACIFIC SCIENCE BOARD OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, THAT ALL OF THE SPECIMENS WHICH HAD SEEN COLLECTED BE POOLED AND STUDIED TOGETHER AND THE RE- THE SIMPLEST INSECTS ARE THOSE THAT NEVER DEVELOP WINGS THE COTTONY CUSHION SCALE, lEERYA PURCHASI, LOOKS LIKE A SOME HIGHER FORMS, SUCH AS fLEAS AND LICE, HAD WINGED AN­ LITTLE COMPRESSED WAD or COTTON WITH fLUTED SIDES AND CESTORS, BUT HAVE LOST THEIR WINGS. EXAMPLES OF THESE PRI­ DARKER MARKINGS. IT MAY BE FOUND ON BREADFRUIT AND VA­ MITIVE WINGLESS INSECTS ARE SILVERfiSH AND BRISTLETAILS RIOUS OThER PLANTS; BUT IS WELL CONTROLLED BY LADYBEETLES (THYSANURA) THEY ARE SLIPPERY, ELUSIVE, MOSTLY NOCTURNAL OTHER SCALES ARE fLAT OR SAUCER-SHAPED AND COVERED WITH INSECTS WITH CHEWING MOUTHPARTS, WHICH HIDE UNDER TRASH IN HARO WAX BUILDINGS OR UNDER STONES OR IN LITTER ON fOREST FLOORS. Or THE LEAfHOPPERS, THE CICADELLIDAE ARE REPRESENTED BY THEY CAN BE RECOGNIZED BY THE SLENDER APPENDAGES MADE UP EXIT1ANUS CAPICOLA, ROUNDED HEAO, LITT~E CAPE-LIKE PRO­ Of MANY SEGMENTS, AT BOTH ENOS Of THEIR TAPERING BODY, PAIRS THORAX, AND TAPERING WINGS WHICH MEET TIGHTLY ALONG THE or ANTENNAE AND CERCI ON THE HEAD, AND THREE NEAR THE TIP CENTER LINe ABOVE, WHILE BENEATH THE SUCKING TUBE RUNS or THE ABDOMEN. SPRINGTAILS (COLLEMBOLS) ARE SMALL, SOfT­ BACKWARD BETWEEN THE PAIRS Of SLENOER LEGS. C'XI/DAE BOD I ED INSECTS WH I CH C"'N JUMP BY t-\EANS Of A SPR I NG-LI KE HAVE BROADER, MORE MEMBRANOUS WINGS, AND A DOWN-POINTING, APPENDAGE BENEATH THE ABDOMEN THEY ARE FOUND IN MANY HORN-LIKE SUCKING TUBE, BUT SECM TO OCCUR ONLY /N THE LANDS, tVEN IN ANT"'RCTICA IT IS LIKELY 80TH ORDERS OC~UR SOUTH[RN MARSHALLS DELPHACIDAE HAVE A SPUR AT THE END IN THE MARSHALLS, BUT NONE HAS SEEN DESCRIBED AS YET. Of THE LONGEST SEGMENT Of THE HIND LEGS AND A WEOGE­ If It { ORTHOPTERA NORMALLY HAVE fOUR SiRA1GHl WINGS A5 iHE SHAPED SUCKING TUBE. SEVERAL SPECIES HAVE BEEN COLLEC­ NAME OF THE ORDER IMPLIES), BUT SOME, ESPECIALLY CERTAIN TED ON KWAJALEIN UCYOPS SUPERCILIATA, BROWNISH-YELLOW ROACHES, ARE WINGLESS. lHE PRINCIPAL FAMILIES fOUND IN ON WEDEllA AND HIBISCUS PLANTS AND POLYPODIUM FERN, THE THE MARSHALLS ARE' 8LATTIDAE (ROACHES), ACRIDIDAE (SHORT­ TARO LEAfHOPPER (TAROPHAGUS PROSPERINA) (FIG.91) AND VA­ HORNED GRASSHOPPERS), TETTlGONI1DAE (LONGHORNED GRASSHOP­ RIOUS OlHER SPECIES. ONE DERBID LEAFHOPPER (SWEZEYIA PERS), AND GRYLLIDAE (CRICKETS). SEVERAL ROACHES HAVE BEEN ZEPHYRVS) IS STRAW COLORED AND BROWN WITH ORANGE VEINS. REPORTED, ESPECIALLY THE LARGE, REDDISH-BROWN nA MERICAN " COCKROACH, PERIPLANETA AMERICANA, JOKINGLY CALLED A "G UAM [AGLE," OVER AN INCH LONG. A SMALLER WtNGEO COCKROACH, GRAPTOBLATTA NOTULATA, HAS MOTTLED GRAY-BROWN WINGS WITH PROMINENT VEINS. A SHINY BLACK, WINGLESS ROACH, 15 TO 20 MM (THREE-QUARTERS Of AN INCH) LONG, CUTILIA SORDR, HAS THE OUTER EDGE OF THE FORWARD HALF or ITS BODY (PROTHORAX) A LIGHT CREAM COLOR. THERE 15 AT LEAST ONE SPECIES OF AC­ RIOlO GRASSHOPPER, PROBABLY ACALOPUS TAMULUS, AND TWO TETTI­ OONIIDAC, ONE Of WHICH HAS SPINES ON ITS LEGs. A SMALL CFlIC- KET, CYCLOPTILODES, IS fOUND IN HOUSES THERE ARE AT LEAST TWO KINOS Of TERMITES (ISOPTERA) MR. PERKINS, WHO COLLECTED SPECIMENS} BELIEVES THEM TO BE THE DRY-WOOD TERMITE (CRYPTOTERMES BREVIS), WHICH LEAVES LITTLE PELLETS NEAR ITS BURROWS, AND COPTOTERMES FORMOSANUS, THE SUBTERRANEAN OR GROUND-NESTING TERMITE BOTH DO MUCH DA­ MAGE TO WOOD. A SPECIES Of EMBIOPTERA WAS FOUND ON JALUIT AND MAY OCCUR 87. ON OTHER ATOLLS OF THE GROUP IT IS BELIEVED TO BE OlIGO- TOMA MICRONESIAE. THE F(MAlE IS WINGLESS AND SPINS GAL­ LERIES OF SILKY MATERIAL THROUGH TRASH AND UNDER STONES, ALONG WHICH THIS INSECT CAN TRAVEL IN EITHER OIRECTION. THE MALE (riG 87) HAS rOUR WINGS, FLIES AT NIGHT, AND IS ATTRACTED TO LIGHTS DE~MAPTERA, KNOWN AS EARWIGS, DOUBTLESS OCCUR ON THE IS- LETS THEY ARE ELONGATE, DARK AND lEATHERY, WITH A PAIR OF 'rORCEPS" AT THE END OF THE ABDOMEN. WINGED FORMS HAVE TWO PAIR5 or WINGS, THE UPPER SHORT AND THICK, CONCEALING A LARGE CIRCULAR MEMBRANE FOLDED BENEATH I CORRODENT1A, WINGLESS OOOKLIC[ AND WINGED PSOCIDS, DOUOT­ ,t [55 WILL BE FOUND THE TINY WINGLESS FORMS ARE HOUSEHOLD nESTS, EATING THE STARCH FROM BOOKS AND STARCHED SHIRTS. TrlE OTilERS ARE LARGER AND WINGED, ASSOCIATED WITH ORNAMEN­ TAL AND FOREST TREES AND SHRUBS ON WHICH THEy GNAW, THUS DIFFERING FROM lEAFHOPPERS WHICH SUCK SAP. ANTOHER GROUP Of BITING LICE IS THE ORDER MALLOPHAGA, POUND ON BIRDS AND MAMMALS, EATING FEATHERS, DEAD SKIN ANO HAIR THEY DO NOT SUCK BLOOD AS DO THE SUCKING LICE, ANO­ 88. PLURA BOTH GROUPS ARE FOUND ON WILD AND DOMESTICATED BSa OIRDS ON ATOLLS THE MEMBERS Of NEITHER GROUP HAS WINGS? THEIR ANCESTORS HAVING LOST THEM AS UNNECESSARY TO THEIR LIVELIHOOD THE OOONATA, MADE UP OF THE DRAGONFLIES (ANISOPTERA) AND DM._ GONS" IN BOTH WATER AND AIR. THE LARGEST IN THE MARSHALLS, ANA-X GUTTA1"US, IS CALlEO A "DARNE.R," BECAUSE Of THE '