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VOL 6 NO 1929 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS TUESDAY 16 FEBRUARY 1965 NATIONALIST CHINESE KREMLIN SAYS U.S. MUST BEAR REPORT RED BUILDUP CONSEQUENCES FOR WORLD WAR TAIPEI, FEB. 16 (UPI)--NATIONALIST Moscow, FEB. 16, (UPI)--MoScow RADIO SAID TODAY THE UNITED STATES AIR CHINESE INTELLIGENCE SOURCES WERE STRIKES AGAINST NORTH VIET NAM COULD LEAD TO A WORLD WAR. IT SAID THE II RE - ~ QUOTED TODAY AS SAYING THAT COMMUNIST SPONSIBILITY F"OR THE DIRE CONSEQUENCES F"OR SUCH A POLICY REST WITH AMERICA." CHINA HAS SENT NEARLY 150 JET AIRCRAF"T "THE F"LAMES OF" WAR STARTING IN ONE PLACE COULD EASILY SPREAD TO NEIGHBOR TO AIRFIELDS NEAR THE BORDER or NORTH ING COUNTRIES AND, IN THE F"INAL COUNT EMBRACE THE WHOLE WORLD," Moscow RADIO VIET NAM. SAID IN AN ENGLISH-LANGUAGE PROGRAM BEAMED TO NORTH AMERICA. THE ENGLISH-LANGUAGE CHINA POST SAID THE BROADCAST WAS MADE THE DAY AF"TER SOVIER PREMIER ALEXEI KOSYGIN RETURNED ITS SOURCES WERE CLAIMING THE COMMUN F"ROM A 10-DAY TRIP THAT TOOK HIM TO NORTH VIET NAM, PEKING, AND NORTH KOREA. ISTS HAVE SENT A TOTAL OF "NINE SQUAD THE KREMLIN BROADCAST SAID "THE SITUATION THAT IS DEVELOPING IN SOUTH VIET RONS" -- OR 144 PLANES -- TO FIELDS IN NAM ••• IS A DANGER THAT REALLY EXISTS ITS BORDER PROVINCES. AND RESPONSIBILITY F"ALLS WHOLLY ON THE UNITED STATES." GIANT SATURN SCORES FIRST HIT Moscow RADIO SAID "JUDGING F"ROM RE PORTS THE UNITED STATES IS MAKING WITH ORB IT I NG"BAT SATELL ITE'~ CAPE KENNEDY, FEB. 16 (UPI)--A MIGHTY SATURN-I SUPER ROCKET TODAY ORBITED PREPARATIONS F"OR NEW RAIDS" ON COM A BAT-LIKE "SPACE DUSTER" SATELLITE WITH GIANT WINGS TO MEASURE THE HAZARDS MUNIST NORTH VIET NAM. TINY METEORIDS POSE TO MOONSHIPS. IT ADDED THAT "LARGE CONTINGENTS OF" BESIDES LOF"TING ITS F"IRST SCIENTIF"IC SATELLITE, THE SATURN WAS GIVING EN V.S. ARMED FORCES ARE BEING CONCEN GINEERS FURTHER F"L1GHT DATA THAT WILL HELP IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF" THE LARGER TRATED OFF THE SHORES OF INDO-CHINA, SATURN-5 ROCKET THAT IS TO SEND THREE MEN TO THE MOON IN 1969. INCLUDING AN EXTREMELY POWERF"UL STRIK THE LAUNCH, EIGHTH FOR THE BIG ROCKET, WAS DELAYED MORE THAN AN HOUR BY ING F"ORCE FROM THE U.S 7TH FLEET." o GROUND COMPUTER TROUBLE. IT WAS PLANES F"ROM UoSo CARRIERS THE 105 MILLION POUND THRUST BOOSTER, WHICH RUSSIA MAY HAVE PASSED IN POWER ATTACHED TO THE 7TH FLEET THAT TOOK WITH ITS RECENT THREE-MAN SHOT, GAINED MOMENTUM SLOWLY AS IT ROARED SKYWARD PART IN THE AIR STRIKES ON NORTH VIET OVER THE ATLANTIC AHEAD OF A LONG COLUMN OF RED-YELLOW FLAME AND SMOKE. NAM A LITTLE MORE THAN A WEEK AGO. "ALL SYSTEMS LOOK GOOD AT TH 1ST I ME~ (CONTINUED ON PAGE F"OUR) THE BLACK AND WHITE FIRST STAGE DROP~ED AWAY SMOOTHLY ABOUT 2~ MINUTES ALBANIA VOTE DEMAND AFTER LAUNCH AS PLANNED. THE HIGH ADJOURNS ASSEMBLY ENERGY SECOND STAGE, ITS SIX ENGINES UNITED NATIONS, FEB. 16 (UPI)--AL BLACKOUT TOMORROW BURNING HYDROGEN AND LIQU!D OXYGEN, BANIA, COMMUNIST CHINA'S SATELLITE, CONTINUED A IO-MINUTE DASH INTO SPACE TODAY DEMANDED AN IMMEDIATE GENERAL SEE NOTICE ON THE ,8-FOOT BOOSTER, AMERICA'S MOST ASSEMBLY VOTE, BUT THE ASSEMBLY AD POWERFUL, THUNDERED INTO THE SKY AT JOURNED, PUTTiNG OF"F" AN EAST-WEST CON PAGE EIGHT 9:37 AM IN THE OPENER OF" A TWO-PART F"RONTATION ON SOVIET VOTING RIGHTS. NATIONALLY TELEVISED SPACE SPECTACU THE FIRST VOTE WOULD CALL INTO QUES LAR TO BE FOLLOWED TOMORROW BY A RAN cf TION THE VOTING RIGHT OF" RUSSIA AND GER MOONSHOT. OTHER NATIONS WHO REFUSE TO PAY F"OR U. (CONTiNUED ON PAGE FOUR) N. PEACE MISSIONS. ALBANIAN AMBASSADOR HALIM BUDOiS DE MAND THUS THREW THE ASSEMBLY INTO TUR- POLICE STOP SCREWBALL PLOT MOIL IT IS PREPARED TO RECESS WHILE TO BLOW UP FREEDOM SYMBOLS A NEGOTIATED SETTLEMENT IS SOUGHT ON NEW YORK, FEB. 16 (UPI)--THREE MEMBERS OF A NEGRO TERRORIST GROUP AND AN THE F"INANCIAL CRISIS ATTRACTIVE CANADIAN GIRL WERE SEIZED TODAY AND CHARGED WITH PLOTTING TO DYNA ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT ALEX QUAISON-SAC MITE THREE OF THE NATION'S MOST F"AMOUS SYMBOLS OF" F"REEDOM -- THE STATUE OF KEY OF" GHANA FOUGHT BACK THE ALBANIAN LIBERTY, THE LIBERTY BELL AND THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT. MOVE BY PUSHING THROUGH AN ADJOURNMENT AUTHORITIES IDENTIFIED THE THREE MEN AS MEMBERS OF THE BLACK LIBERATION UNTIL THURSDAY. FRONT, DESCRIBED AS A 10-MEMBER "TERRORIEST ORGANIZATION" WITH TIES TO BOTH BLACK SUPREMIST GROUPS AND PRO-CASTRO CUBANS o POLICE SWOOPED DOWN ON THE THREE WITHIN HOURS AFTER THE GIRL -- A 22-YEAR ESHKOL RAPS GERMANY OLD TELEVISION ANNOUNCER F"ROM QUEBEC -- SMUGGLED THE DYNAMITE ACROSS THE BOR DER FROM CANADA IN AN AUTOMOBILE. FOR "MORAL WEAKNESS" TEL AVIV, FEB. 16 (UPI)--lsRAELI AUTHORITIES SAID THE PLOT WAS UN PREMIER LEVI ESHKOL ACCUSED WEST GER COVERED BY POLICE PATROLMAN RAY WOOD KOSYGIN DEMANDS MANY TONIGHT OF" "AN APPALLING MORAL OF NEW YORK CITY'S SPECIAL UNDERCOVER WEAKNESS" AND "SURRENDER TO ARAB BLACK POLICE UNIT WHO INFILTRATED THE OR U&S. WITHDRAWAL MAIL." GANIZATION THREE MONTHS AGO. Moscow, FEB. 16 (UPI)--PREMIER ALEX ESHKOL'S BITTER ATTACK WAS MADE AT "THEIR MISSiON COULD HAVE VERY EAS EI KOSYGIN DEMANDED TODAY THE WITH A MAPA. PARTY CONVENTION HERE. ILY BEEN ACCOMPLISHED IF WOOD HADN'T DRAWAL OF UNITED STATES FORCES FROM "WE CAN SEE ONLY AN APPALLING MORAL INFILTRATED THE GROUP," SAID NEW YORK SOUTH VIET NAM, THE TASS NEWS AGENCY WEAKNESS IN THE WEST GERMAN GOVERNMENT~ POLICE CoMMISSIONER MICHAEL J. MURPHY. REPORTED. SURRENDER TO ARAB BLACKMAIL," ESHKOL MURPHY QUOTED ONE OF THE MEN AS SAY KOSYGIN'S DEMAND CAME IN A MESSAGE SAID. "THE ISRAEL GOVERNMENT CANNOT ING HE WANTED TO KNOCK THE HEAD AND OF GREETING SENT TO THE PREPARATORY ACCEPT ANY EXCUSE FOR SURRENDER TO ARMS OFF THAT DAMNED OLD -----." TH1S MEETING OF THE INDO-CHINESE PEOPLES SUCH BLACKMAIL WHETHER IN THE AREA OF WAS A REFERENCE TO THE STATUE OF LIB CONFERENCE IN PHNOM PENH, CAMBODIA. BOYCOTT, OUR INTERNATIONAL STATUS OR ERTY WHICH STANDS IN THE NEW YORK HAR- "THE SOVIET UNION RESOLUTELY DE AID FOR ISRAEL'S SECURITY AND ECONOMIC BOR. MANDS THE WITHDRAWAL OF" U.S. TROOPS AND MILITARY EQUIPMENT F"ROM SOUTH NEEDSo" SENATE Group CAUTOUS VIET NAM, THE CESSATION or ARMED PROV WEST G~RMAN CHANCELLOR LUDW8G ERHARD ON KOSYGIN'S DEMANDS OCATIONS AGAINST THE DEMOCRATIC RE HAS WRITTEN ESHKOL EXPLAINING BONN'S DECISION TO HALT ARMS SHiPMENTS TO WASHINGTON, FEB. 16 (UPI)--SENATE PUBLICS OF VIET NAM, LAOS ANDCAMBODIA ISRAEL BUT THE LETTER WILL NOT BE AN FOREIGN POLICY EXPERTS WERE CAUTIOUS AND THE REJECTION OF ANY MILITARY IN SWERED, THE NEWSPAPER MAARIV SAID TO TODAY IN THEIR REACTION TO SOVIET TERFERENCE IN THE INTERNAL AFF"AIRS DAY. THE WEST GERMAN DECISION TO END PREMIER ALEXEI KOSYGIN'S DEMAND THAT OF INDO-CHINA," THE MESSAGE SAID. MILITARY AiD TO ISRAEL WAS AN APPARENT~ THE UNITED STATES WITHDRAW ITS FORCES THE MESSAGE WAS FIRST DISTRIBUTED LY FUTILE EFF"ORT TO DISSUADE THE UNITEC FROM SOUTH VIET NAM. CHAIRMAN J.W. \ IN THE TASS RUSSIAN LANGUAGE SERVICE. ARAB REPUBLIC F"ROM WELCOMING EAST GER FULBRIGHT SAID HE WOULD HAVE TO HAVE IT CAME AS THE SOVIET UNION WARNED OF NEW U.S. RAIDS ON NORTH VIET NAM MAN COMMUNIST CHIEF" WATER ULBRICHT TO MORE INF"ORMATION ABOUT HIS MOTIVES CAIRO LATER THIS MONTH. o"'''',,)RE EVALUATING THE nI:'UAMn. I PAGE 2 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 16 FEBRUARY 1965 i------~------~------~~~~~~~~~~~~~------~. ! PUBLISHED BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AT THE SHIPWRECKED SAILORS L~VE DELAY SESSION DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER Los ANGELES, FEB. 16 (UPI)--A TOTAL DELAYED AGAIN KWAJALEIN TEST SITE, MARSHALL ISLANDS. OF 41 DANISH AND GREEK SAILORS, WHOSE UNITED NATIONS, FEB. 16 (UPI)--THE CONTRACT DA-010021 AMC-9004 (Y) VOYAGES IN SEPARATE SHIPS IN DIFF'ERENT GENERAL ASSEMBLY TODAY SOUGHT AGREE (NI 236156) 35133A PMR WITH GLOBAL PARTS OF THE PACIFIC WERE HALTED BY MENT ON BUDGET AND NEGOTIATING PLANS ASSOC IA TES • SHIPWRECKS, BOARDED A JETLINER LAST THAT WOULD PERMIT IT TO RECESS, PER THE HouRGLAss IS PUBLISHED DAILY NIGHT ENROUTE TO ATHENS AND COPEN HAPS UNTIL SEPTEMBER. MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE HAGEN. IT CALLED A MEETING FOR 3PM BUT FOR NOTICES IS 4PM THE BEFORE THE DANISH CREW INCLUDES 20 MEN AND LAST MINUTE DISAGREEMENT ON THE COM PUBLICATION AND DEADLINE FOR NEWS ONE WOMAN WHOSE SHIP, THE MARGIT, EX POSITION OF A NEGOTIATING COMMITTEE ITEMS IS lOAM THE DAY OF PUBLICATION. PLODED AND KILLED THREE CREWMEN LAST TO TAKE UP THE F'INANCIAL CRISIS MADE THURSDAY ABOUT 1,100 MILES SOUTHWEST IT APPEAR LIKELY THE RECESS WOULD EDITOR· NEIL PHELPS-MuNSON OF HONOLULU. BE DELAYED. ASST EDITOR DORIS WALLIN THE 20 GREEK SAILORS WERE CREWMAN DELAY AND RECESS HAVE BEEN THE STAFF BETTY BULLA ABOARD THE LIBERIAN FREIGHTER IRINI STORY OF THE 19TH SESSION OF THE U.N. REBECCA LLEWELLYN STEF'ANOU, WHICH WAS BEACHED INTENTION SINCE THE ASSEMBLY OPENED DEC I. RUTH LONDON ALLY ON SAN BENITO ISLAND, 300 MILES BECAUSE OF THE DEADLOCK OVER THE AUDREY STRATMANN SOUTH OF SAN DIEGO, AFTER IT STRUCK U.N DEBTS OF' THE COMMUNIST NATIONS A REEF FEB. 2 THE CREW MEMBERS LEFT AND FRANCE, IT HAS BEEN UNABLE TO GET AND REFUSED TO RETURN TO THE SHIP, ANY OF ITS REAL WORK DONE. OFFICIAL BuLLETIN CLAIMING IT WAS UNSAFE. MINISTER OF STATE LORD CARADON, DUTY OFFICER FOR KWAJALEIN TEST SITE HEAD OF THE BRITISH DELEGATION HERE, 16 FEB 65 CAPT R.M BAKER 2344 NAT KING COLE'S BODY APPEALED YESTERDAY TO U.N. MEMBERS 17 FEB 65 2/LT. D.W. OLIVER 602 RIDDLED WITH CANCER TO BREAK OUT OF THE DEADLOCK. 18 FEB 65 CAPT. H D. VERRY 2438 HOLLYWOOD, FEB. 16 (UPI)--THE CANCER "Too LONG WE HAVE BEEN ENGAGED IN 19 FEB 65 CAPT. R.O. CASE 2201 THAT KILLED SINGER NAT KING COLE IN THE UNPRODUCTIVE PROCESS OF NEGOTI 20 FEB 65 CAPT. A.A. CHANEY* 2333 THE PRIME OF HIS LIFE AND AT THE VERY ATION BY RUMOR," HE TOLD THE FOREIGN 21 FEB 65 CAPT. R.O. CASE* 2201 HEIGHT OF' HIS F'AME WAS SPREAD THROUGH PRESS ASSOCIATION. "Now IS THE TIME 22 FEB 65 I/LT. K.F. HAWKtNS* 760 OUT HIS BODY, AN AUTOPSY HAS REVEALED. TO GET OUT OF THE CORRIDORS AND INTO *INDICATES WEEKENDS AND/OR HOLIDAYS. COLE, 45, DIED IN HIS SLEEP YESTER THE CONFERENCE ROOM." DUTY OFFICER IS THE KWAJALEIN TEST SITE DAY MORNING IN ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL IN COMMANDING OFFICER'S REPRESENTATIVE NEARBY SANTA MONICA. HIS WIFE, MARIA ARMED FORCES COUNCIL DURING OTHER THAN NORMAL WORKING HOURS. ELLINGTON COLE, WHO HAD KEPT HIS TRUE BACKS PREMIER QUAT CONDITION FROM HIM AND THE WHOLE SAIGON, FEB. 16 (UPI)--SOUTH VIET WORLD, WAS AT HIS BEDSIDE WHEN HE NAM'S POWERfUL ARMED FORCES COUNCIL THUNOERCHIEF CRASHES DIED. TODAY GAVE PUBLIC BACKING TO DR PHAN BUT NOBODY IS INJURED FOLLOWING THE AUTOPSY, THE CAUSE OF' HUY QUAT, VETERAN POLITICIAN AND TOKVO, FEB. 16 (UPI)--A U.S. AIR DEATH WAS LISTED AS "EXTENSIVE META FORMER DEFENSE MINISTER, AS THE NEW FORCE F-105 THUNDERCHIEF JET FIGHTER TASTIC CARCINOMA OF THE LUNG." PREMIER. PLANE CRASHED IN AN OPEN FIELD WEST OF IT WAS REPORTED THAT AUTOPSY SUR QUAT WAS STRUGGLING THIS AFTERNOON TOKYO TODAY THERE WERE NO INJURIES GEONS DISCOVERED THAT THE DREAD KILLER TO FILL THREE PORTFOLIOS IN THE NEW RE~ORTED. CANCER HAD SPREAD fROM HIS LEFT LUNG RULING BODY AND INFORMED SOURCES SAID THE TWO-SEATER PLANE CRASHED ABOUT TO ALL MAJOR ORGANS AND GLANDS IN HIS THE NEW LINEUP WAS EXPECTED TO BE FOUR MILES NORTH OF THE U.S. YOKOTA BODY. ANNOUNCED LATER TODAY. AIR BASE IN THE POPULOUS TOKYO SUBURB MRS. COLE "KNEW fO~ SEVERAL DAYS QUAT, WHO SERVED THE EMPEROR BAO OF GME BUT IT MISSED HITTING ANY OF HE WAS DYING," ACCORDING TO A HOSPITAL DAI AND LATER RAN FOR PRESiDENT AGAIN THE RESIDENTIAL AREA. SPOKESMAN, "BUT SHE DIDN'T WANT AN'~ ST THE LATE NGO DINH DIEM, WAS NAMED BOTH PILOTS BAiLED OUT SAFELY AFTER THING MADE PUBLIC BECAUSE HE WATCHED IN A FORMAL COMMUNIQUE ISSUED THIS THE PLANE'S ENGINE FLAMED OUT DURING TELEVISION CONSTANTLY." MORNING BY THE COUNCIL, MADE UP OF' A TRAINING FLIGHT, A U.S. SPOKESMAN LAST SUNDAY, MRSo COLE TOOK HER THE COUNTRY'S LEADING MILITARY MEN SAID. DYING HUSBAND FOR A RIDE IN HIS CAR, QUAT ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY THAT THE THE NAMES OF THE PILOTS WERE NOT AND A FEW DAYS EARLIER HE HAD VISITED COUNCIL HAD PICKED HIM TO HEAD THE IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE. THEIR CHILDREN IN HIS FASHIONABLE NEW GOVERNMENT fOLLOWiNG A BLOODLESS THE U S. FIFTH AIR FORCE HEADQUAR HOME JAN. 27 coUP AGAINST PRIME MI~ISTER TERS AT FUCHU AIR BASE SAID NEITHER IT WAS REPORTED THAT DOCTORS KNEW TRAN VAN HUONG, INSPIRED BY BUDDHIST PILOT SUFFERED ANY INJURIES. LAST FRIDAY THAT THE MALIGNANCY HAD AND STUDENT OPPOSITION QUAI'S WILL SPREAD TO HIS LIVER AND THAT COLE WAS BE THE fiFTH GOVERNMENT HERE SINCE MISSILES IN SUMATRA A TERMINAL CASE. DIEM WAS OVERTHROWN Nov I, 1963. JAKARTA, FEB 16 {UPI)--THE COMMAND A SAO POSTSCRIPT OCCURRED YESTERDAY NEW ENGLAND ACADEMIC GROUP ER OF THE FIRST AIR FORCE COMMAND IN WHEN THE SINGER'S YOUNGER BROTHER, CALLS FOR POLICY STATEMENT SUMATRA SAID THE AIR FORCE HAD "NOW IKE, PERFORMED SOME Of HIS BIGGEST STRATEGICALLY PLACED" GUIDED MISSILES HITS ON TELEVISION IN ST. LOUIS, BOSTON, FEB. 16 (UPI)--MoRE THAN THROUGHOUT THE ISLAND TO MEET ATTACKS AFTER LEARNING OF HIS BROTHER'S DE 350 FACULTY AND ACADEMIC STAFF MEM FROM MALAYS I A • MISE BERS OF' 21 NEW ENGLAND COLLEGES AND COL KARDONO WAS QUOTED BY THE GOV IKE MADE IT THROUGH "PRETEND," UNIVERS!TIES HAVE ASKED PRESIDENT ERNMENT NEWS AGENCY ANTARA AS SAYING "NATURE BOY" AND PART OF "MONA LISA" JOHNSON TO CLARIFY AMERICAN POLICY IN SOUTHEAST ASIA. THAT THE AIR FORCE IN SUMATRA WAS BEFORE HIS VOICE CHOKED UP AND TEARS "FULLY EQUIPPED" WITH THE MOST MODERN WELLED INTO HIS EYES PROF. DAVID F CAVERS OF HARVARD WEAPONS "MAN, IT TOOK A LOT TO APPEAR," IKE LAW SCHOOL, SPEAKING F'OR THE GROUP SUMATRA LIES ACROSS THE NARROW SAID AF'TERWARD, "AND SINGING HIS TUNES MoNDAY, SAID THE LETTER WAS SENT "TO URGE PRESIDENT JOHNSON TO F'ORMULATE ISTRAITS OF MALACCA FROM THE MALAY PEN- ON TOP Of THAT. I CRACKED UP ON THAT I A SPECIF'IC POLITICAL OBJECTIVE IN I INSULA, THE' HEART OF' MALAYSIA, WHERE LAST ONE, JUST BROKE DOWN, BUT I DID BRITAIN HAS STATIONED A SIZEABLE AIR FINISH IT." VIET NAM AND TO TAKE THE INITIATIVE FORCE CONTINGENT. TOWARD PEACE." COALITION GOVERNMENT "UNLESS THE SITUATION IS VERY Dif UPI BUREAU RAIDED ANKARA, FEB. 16 (UPI)--INDEPENDENT fERENT FROM WHAT IT APPEARS," THE CARACAS, FEB. 16 (UPI)--Slx YOUTHS SENATOR SUAT HAYRI URGUPLU AGREED TO LETTER SAID, "WE HAVE LOST THE PO CARRYING GUNS, TODAY SMASHED UPI NEWS DAY TO TRY TO FORM A COALITION GOVERN LITICAL INITIATIVE IN VIET NAM AND EQUIPMENT IN THE CARACAS BUREAU WHILE MENT TO REPLACE OUSTED PREMIER ISMET ARE ATTEMPTING TO SUBST!TUTE MILITARY PROTESTING "YANKEE IMPERIALISM" IN INONU'S CABINET, IT WAS OFFICIALLY ACTIONS FOR POLITICAL ONES WHAT ARE VIET NAM ANNOUNCED. OUR GOALS IN VIET NAM? ARE THEY JUST? THE ATTACK OCCURRED AT MID-DAY. PRESIDENT CEMAL GURSEL SAID IN AN CAN THEY BE ACCOMPLISHED? WHILE ONE YOUTH WITH A PISTOL STOOD OFfiCIAL COMMUNIQUE THAT URGUPLU, 62, "OUR PRESCENCE SEEMS TO DEEPEN THE AT THE DOOR, THE OTHERS CRASHED SHORT HAD ACCEPTED THE APPOINTMENT OF THE BITTERNESS AND HOSTILITY OF THE PEOPLE IRON BARS ON TELETYPE MACHINES, PHOTO Of PREMIER DESIGNATE AND IT WAS ONLY 10 YEARS AGO THAT THE GRAPHIC EQUIPMENT, TELEPHONES AND THE SENATOR ARRIVED IN ANKARA fROM VIETNAMESE DEF'EATED A FRENCH ARMY OF OFFICE FURNITURE THE SIX STAFF MEM ISTANBUL THIS MORNING AND WAS SUMMON NEARLY HALF A MILLION MFN. THE EVENTS BERS WERE NOT INJURED. ED TO THE PRESIDENTIAL PALACE THIS OF' THE PAST WEEK ARE LEADING STEP BY THE RAIDERS, ASSUMED TO BE MEMBERS AFTERNOON. STEP ALONG THE PATH TO WAR WITH RED OF THE PRO-CASTRO ARMED FORCES F'OR THE MINORITY GOVERNMENT OF' INONU CHINA." NATIONAL LIBERAT!ON DISTRIBUTED ANTI WAS OVERTHROWN SATURDAY IN A NATIONAL THE EDUCATORS CALLED FOR NEGOTIATION AMERICAN LEAFLETS, PROTESTING YANKEE ASSEMBLY CONFIDENCE VOTE ON THE ISSUE THAT COULD LEAD TO A JUST SETTLEMENT AGGRESSION IN VIET NAM. Of THE ANNUAL BUDGET. OF THIS DANGEROUS SITUATION. •
IT HAPPEN HERE..,• To WHICH SCHOOL Of THOUGHT 00 YOU SUBSCRIBE? IT CAN HAPPEN HERE OR IT CAN'T? EITHER WAY THESE PICTURES SHOULD HELP PROVE YOUR POINT. BACK IN FEBRUARY, 1948, ACCORDING TO REPORTS, KWAJALEIN WAS LASHED BY HIGH SEAS, ABOVE THE EXTREME NORMAL. • • • AT THAT TIME THE ISLAND WAS ADMIN ISTERED BY THE NAVY AND THE SO-CALLED LITTLE LEAGUE BANQUET G.S. REPRESENTATIVE ARRIVES VILLAGE WAS LOCATED IN THE APPROXIMATE VICINITY Of THE PRESENT GOLf COURSE LAST NIGHT AT THE PMZ COUNTRY CLUB, MRS. MONINGER, GIRL SCOUT REPRESEN AND PMZ COUNTRY CLUB. A BANQUET WAS GIVEN IN HONOR Of ALL TATIVE, ARRIVED ON KWAJALEIN ON THE THIS AREA WAS fLOODED BY RUNNING LITTLE LEAGUE PLAYERS. A CROWD Of 250 TRUST TERRITORY PLANE AT 6 PM TUESDAY, SEAS AND SOME DAMAGE OCCURRED. THERE PEOPLE WERE ON HAND TO EAT CHICKEN, FEB. 16. AMONG THE HIGHLIGHTS Of HER WERE THREE SEPARATE WAVES Of GREATER HOT DOGS, BEANS, POTATOE SALAD AND VISIT HERE ARE: THAN USUAL HEIGHT AND THE LAST ONE DRINK PLENTY Of SODA. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 17, A LUNCHEON fOR WASHED ROCKS UP fROM THE BEACH INTO JOHN STAVOLE, DIRECTOR Of ATHLETICS, THE GIRL SCOUT SERVICE TEAM AT 12:45 THE VILLAGE AREA. EXPRESSED HIS GRATITUDE TO EVERYONE PM AT QUARTERS 227-A• THE MEN IN THE VILLAGE WERE MOVED WHO HELPED MAKE THE PROGRAM A HUGE THURSDAY, FEB. 18, THERE WILL BE A TO A WAREHOUSE AND A CIVIL ADMINISTR SUCCESS. SPECIAL THANKS WENT TO THE COfFEE IN HER HONOR AT 10 AM AT THE TION BUILDING DURING THE STORM. THE COACHES. UMPIRES NORD DIETZ, NICK YOKWE YUK CLUB. HIGH SEAS LASTED APPROXIMATELY fROM IpPOLITO, FLOYD LAUTEN, AND JERRY FRIDAY, FEB. 19, THERE WILL BE A 3 PM Of ONE DAY TO 4 PM THE fOLLOWING BLACKWELL WERE SOMEWHAT OVERLOOKED IN BROWNIE LEADERS TRAINING SESSION AT DAY. THE HUGE CROWD BUT THEIR fiNE UMPIRING 9:30 AM AT QUARTERS 227-A• BOB BEACH, GLOBAL ASSOCIATES FIN CERTAINLY WAS A fACTOR fOR A fiNE SUNDAY, ~EB. 21, ALL SCOUTS, LEAD ANCE MANAGER WAS ON THE ISLAND AT PROGRAM. ERS AND PARENTS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND THAT TIME IN CHARGE Of THE MARSHALLESE ROD NORTON RECEIVED THE BATTING CHA A GIRL SCOUT SING AT THE RICHARDSON IN THE VILLAGE AREA AND SNAPPED THE PION TROPHYj CURT STIMPSON THE RUNS THEATER fROM 4-5 PM. PICTURES SHOWN HERE. JOBEL, WHO NOW BATTED IN TROPHY; CHUCK BRASSWELL THE THE~E WILL BE A JUNlpR GIRL SCOUT WORKS AT THE GARDEN SHOP, WAS HERE AT HOME RUN TROPHY; AND JOHN SWAJKOSKI LEADERS TRAINING SESSION ON MONDAY, THAT TIME AS A CAMP fOREMAN. BOB THE BEST P,TCHER'S TROPHY. FEB. 22, AT 10 AM AT QUARTERS 227-A, BEACH STATES THAT SUCH ROUGH SEAS WERE CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL. AND ON TUESDAY, FEB. 23, THERE WILL BE A TRAINING SESSION fOR SENIOR AND CONSIDERED A RARE OCCURRENCE. IN THE CADETTE SCOUT LEADERS AT I PM AT MEMORY Of THE MARSHALLESE THIS HAD SPILLED GREASE OR SOAPY WATER ON THE QUARTERS 228-A. ONLY OCCURRED ONCE BEfORE ON KWAJALEIN KITCHEN fLOOR WILL MAKE YOU SLIP AND AND ONCE ON MAJURO. HURT YOURSELf. COOKS' CUPB08D SO, WHILE IT CAN HAPPEN HERE, fOR RICE IS AN ESPECIALLY VERSATILE fOOD TUNATELY IT HAPPENS VERY SELDON. IT CAN BE PREPARED IN SO MANY DiffER ENT WAYS THAT WE NEED NEVER TIRE Of IT REDSTONE ASSIGNMENT THE fOLLOWING RECIPE fOR FEATHERED LT. COL. THOMAS G. ELLIS, fORMERLY RICE GOES WELL WITH ANY MEAT, AND TO AIR RECONNAISSANCE AND COMBAT SURVEIL OUR MIND IS A MUST WHEN WE SERVE COL LANCE OffiCER fOR THE SEVENTH ARMY IN LOPS Of VEAL (LAST WEEK'S RECIPE). GERMANY HAS BEEN ASSIGNED AS CHIEf Of ONE REASON WE ARE SO PARTIAL TO THIS THE SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS DIVISION Of RECIPE IS THAT ANY TYPE Of RICE WE THE N,KE-X PROJECT OffiCE AT REDSTONE HAVE ON HAND CAN BE USED. TRY BROWN ARSENAL, ALA. RICE, QUICK RICE, MINUTE RICE AND SO LT. COL. ELLIS SUCCEEDS LT. COL. AL ON. ONLY THE BAKING TIME WILL VARY fRED HOLSTON NOW ASSIGNED TO THE OfFI SOMEWHAT, THE PROCESSED RICES NOT TA Of THE ARMY DEPUTY CHIEf Of STAFf fOR KING SO LONG, GENERALLY. WE HAVE NOT MILITARY OPERATIONS. TRIED WILD RICE, BUT IT SHOULD BE EX A NATIVE OF BIRMINGHAM, ALA., LT. Co • CELLENT fiXED THIS WAY. ELLIS ENTERED SERVICE IN 1943. HE FEATHERED RICE ATTENDED VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY AND lOOK MELT 2 TABLESPOONS Of BUTTER IN A A BS DEGREE IN MILITARY SCIENCE fROM SKILLET. ADD ONE CUP UNCOOKED RICE. THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND. SAUTE RICE UNTIL LIGHT BROWN. REMOVE As AN ARTILLERY OFFICER, THE NEW fROM fiRE AND PLACE IN AN 8 INCH PYREX NIKE-X DIVISION CHIEF SAW SERVICE AT BAKING DISH. PREPARE 2 cUPS BOUILLON FORT RILEY, FORT BLISS, FORT SILL, FCR USING 2 cUPS WATER AND 2 BEEf BOUILLON HOOD, IN KOREA AND AT THE PENTAGON. CUBES OR THE CANNED BOUILLON SOUP DI THE SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS DIVISION LUTED ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS ON CAN. WHICH HE HEADS IS ONE Of fiVE MAJOR POUR THE BOUILLON LIQUID OVER THE RICE DIVISIONS IN~E NIKE-X PROJECT OFfICE. TO COVER IT. PLACE DISH IN OVEN AT A MAJOR fUNCTION OF THE DIVISION IS 350°. BAKE fOR ABOUT Ii HOURS OR UN THREAT ANALYSIS AND SYSTEM EFFECTIVE TIL THE RICE IS SOfT AND THE LIQUID NESS STUDIES. GLOBAL WIVES LUNCHEON ••• GuEST SPEAKER, IS ABSORBED. ADD WATER If NECESSARY WHILE BAKING. SERVES 4 TO 6, DEPEND WATER CONSUMPTION YESTERDAY ENID MCKAY SPEAKS TO GLOVAL WIVES AT RESIDENTIAL (HOUSES AND TRAILERS) THEIR LUNCHEON SAT., 6 AT THE YOK ING ON APPETITES. F~B. 72,207 GALLONS WE YUK CLUB. AN ACCOMPLISHED SPEAKER, WATER REPORT RESIDENTIAL/COMMUNITY (BQs, CLUBS, MRS. MCKAY PRESENTED AN INTERESTING CONDITION ORANGE SHOPS) 12,973 GALLONS AND OfTEN AMUSING COMPARISON Of THE WATER DISTI~LED YESTERDAY 201,800 COMMUNITY SERVICES (SHOPPING AREA, HABITS AND CUSTOMS Of THE PEOPLE WHO WATER USED YESTERDAY 281,800 GENERAL MESS, SPECIAL SERVICES) INHABIT THE SIX DISTRICTS Of THE TRUST WATER IN STORAGE TODAY 9,540,000 11,335 GALLONS TERRITORY. RAINfALL YESTERDAY (> TECHNICAL/INDUSTRIAL 95,3~7 GALLONS •
PAGE 4 HOURGLASS JOHNSON ACTION ENDORSED SHADES OF BUCK ROGERS WALL STREET TODAY BY 67 PERCENT OF PUBLIC DETROIT, FEBo 16 (UPI)--ScIENTISTS STOCK PRICES CLOSE~ NARROWLY MI~ED WASHINGTON, rEBo !6 (UPI)--Two OUT MAY ACHIEVE BY 1971 A REVOLUTIONARY :TODAY \#1 TH-)lBlllJEI !CHII PS') AGA I N UNDER SEL,. OF EVERY THREE AMERICANS WHO HAVE FOL~(~,BREAKTHROUGH iN PROPULSION OF SPACE iLQING PRESSURE 0 LOWED THE RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN VIET VE~8CLES, PROBASLyreMPL9YJNGCSONE I BLUE CHIP SHARES AGAIN BORE THE NAM ENDORSE PRESIDENT JOHNSONuS RETAL- fORM or EL£tTRO-MAGNETIC OR ANTI- BRUNT OF SELLING BUT LOSSES WERE SMAL IATORY AIR STRIKES, A GALLUP POLL IN- GRAVITY FORCE, A BENDIX CORPo EXECU- lER THAN THEY HAD BEEN MONDAY. A FEW , DICATED TODAY o TUVE SAID TOPAY o 8SSUES MANAGED GOOD GAINS o I THIS IS LESS PUBLiC SUPPORT THAN CLYDE Ro MURTAUGH, AN ENGiNEERING Du PONT RECOVERED FROM ITS WORST JOHNSON HAD iN THE GULF or TONKiN CRI- MANAGER AT THE BENDIX SYSTEMSJDIVI- LEVEL OF THE DAY BUT STILL WAS DOWN SIS LAST AUGUST WHEN PUBLIC OPINION SION, ANN ARBOR, MaCHo, MAPE THE PRE- SUBSTANTIALLYo EASTMAN KODAK MANAGED POLLS REVEALED THAT ABOUT 85 PERCENT DICTION IN A SPEECH BEFORE A JOINT A T8NY GAINo APPROVED OF RETALiATBON FOR ATACKS ON MEETING OF THE AMERBCAN SOCIETY OF PURE OOL DROPPED SHARPLY AFTER A U.So SHIPSo MECHANICAL ENG8NEERS AND THE INSTI- DELAYED OPENING ON BLOCKS OF 25,000 THE GALLUP REPORT PUBLISHED IN THE TUTE or ELECTRIC AND ELECTRONIC EN- AND, 1,200 SHARES 0 THE COMPANY HAS WASHINGTON POST DDD NOT INDICATE HOW GINEERSo AGREED TO MERGE WITH UNION OIL OF MANY PEOPLE HAD TO BE CUT OUT or THE "A P.I'tOPULS ION BREAKTHROUGH AROUND CALIFORNIA. UNION Oil ALSO WAS LOW SAMPLE BECAUSE THEY HAD NOT FOLLOWED 1971 APPEARS LIKELY," HE SA~Do "THE ERo THE NEWSo BEFORE THE PRESENT CRISIS NATURE OF THE NEW DEVELOPMENT IS UN- 30 INDOSTRIALS 8830790Fr 1053 BROKE, SOME POLLS INDICATED THAT LESS CERTAIN, BUT A HYPOTHETICAL ELECTRO 20 RAILS 208006 OFF 0005 THAN HALF THE U0 5 0 PUBLIC MANAGED TO MAGNETiC TECHNiQUE SATISFiES THE RE 15 UTiLITIES 160096 OFF 0.21 KEEP INFORMED ABOUT THE SITUATION IN QUIREMENTS OF UNIQUENESS AND APPLI 65 STOCKS 310084 OFF 0.40 I VIET NAM. CABILITYo" TODAYuS VOLUME WAS 5,000,000 SHARES. GALLUP SAID 67 PERCENT OF THOSE WHO WHEN THE BREAKTHROUGH COMES, HE Or A TOTAL (364 ISSUES TRADED 485 FOLLOWED THE NEWS APPROVE THE ABR ADDED, "THE RESUlTRNG ADVANCES IN WERE HIGHEA AND 602 LOWER. STRIKES AGAINST NORTH ViET NAM; 64 THE TECHNOLOGY OF TRANSPORTATION WILL AMERICAN VOLUME AMOUNTED TO $10,- PERCENT BELIEVE THE U0 5 0 SHOULD CON HAVE MORE IMPACT ON OUR DAilY LIVES 770,000. TINUE iTS EFFORTS RATHER THAN PULL THAN THEIR DIRECT APPLICATION TO AT&T 66 3/4 DAC 37 1/2 RCA 31 1/8 OUT; 31 PERCENT WOULD RATHER RISK A ~PACE EXPLORATiONo" COMSAT 61 3/8 NUCLEAR WAR THAN SEE THE U.S o PULL OUT EXPLAINING HIS REASONING, MURTAUGH SAID THAT itA PURELY HYPOTHETICAL (CONTiNUED FROM WAR ~S CHANGED SUGGESTION" AS TO THE NATURE OF THE SATURN PAGE ONE) COET QUIDAN, FRANCE~ FEB. 16 (UPI) POSSIBLE BREAKTHROUGH ASSUMES THAT ABOUT 'I MINUTES AFTER THE FIERY FRANCE'S NUCLEAR STRiKiNG FORCE NOW A POWERFUL ELECTRO-MAGNETIC BEAM, BLASTOFF, SPACE AGENCY SPOKESMEN BUILDING WILL ALLOW HER TO CARRY THE CONCENTRATED AND FOCUSED AS HAS BEEN SAID SATURN-I HAD SCORED ITS EIGHTH WAR TO ENEMY TERRITORY~ PRESIDENT DONE IN RECENT LASER WORK WITH LIGHT STRAiGHT SUCCESS BY PROPELLiNG THE CHARLES DE GAULLE TOLD YOUNG OFFICERS RAYS, COULD BE GENERATED AT AN HEAVIEST U.S. SCIENTIFIC SATELLiTE AT THE CRACK STo CYR M~L!TARY ACADEMY "EARTH STATION" AND RADiATED TO DEEP !NTO ORBIT TODAYo SPACE. THE SPACECRAFT, NAMED PEGASUS AFTER AFTER TOURiNG THE ACADEMY WiTH iTS HE SAiD WE ARE CURRENTLY APPROACH THE WINGED HORSE or MYTHOLOGY, EMERGED COMMANDER, HIS SON-iN-L~W BRIGo GEN. ING THE ULTIMATE CAPABILUTIES OF BOTH fROM THE PROTECTIVE COVER OF A DUMMY ALAIN DE BOiSSiEU, DE GAULLE ADDRESS SOLID AND LIQUiD-POWERED BOOSTERS ApOLLO MOONCRAFT THREE MINUTES LATER. ED THE YOUNG OFfiCERS. "USING MASS ACCELERATION TO PRODUCE ITS 96 FEET WIDE WiNGS UNFOLDED "WE USED TO THiNK OF WAR AS A BATTLE THRUST." To CONTnNUE BU8LDING BIGGER LIKE AN EXPANDING ACCORDION UNDER THE ON THE FRONTiE~S" HE SAiD. "THEN AND COSTL8ER lAUNCH VEHnClES WilL BE WATCHfUL EYE OF A TELEVISION CAMERA THE MOTOR CHANGED EVERYTH~NG. IT UNECONOMICAL, HE SARDo AND BEGAN iTS SWEEP FOR TINY BITS OF PERMITTED US TO GO fURTHER~ ON THE "PAST TECHNOLOGICAL BREAKTHROUGHS COSMIC DEBRIS WHIZZING ABOUT SPACt. SEA AND iN THE AiR." HAVE BEEN PRECEDED BY THE CONVERGENCE "WE CONSIDER THAT WE HAVE THE DE GAUlLEvS TOUR OF THE ACADEMY TO OF TWO CONDITIONS: (l) A REAL, WELL PEGASUS METEOROID SATELLITE IN EXACT DAY WAS PART OF A TWO-DAY ViSiT TO DEFijNED TECHNOLOG8CAl BARRIER, AND ORBIT," THE SPOKESMAN SAID. DEFENSE BASES ~N BRiTTANY WHiCH HE (2) A POWERFUL ECONOMIC INCENTiVE," HE SAiD THE SATURNJS PERFORMANCE BEGAN YESTERDAY HE SAID. "THOSE CONDITIONS ARE WAS "EXCELLENT." CONVERGING NOW." PEGASUS, SO BiG IT W!LL LOOK LIKE MALCOLM X DRAWS CROWD HE SAiD THERE ARE TWO TECHNIQUES A BRUGHT TWINKLING STAR AT NIGHT, NEW YORK~ FEB. i6 (UPi)--BLACK "WHijCH APPEAR TO OFFER HOPE TO SOL WEIGHS 23,000 POUNDS WITH THE SAT NATiONAliST LEADER MALCOLM X WAS HOME UTION OF THE SPACE PROPULSION QUEST URN'S SECOND STAGE ATTACHED FOR MORE LESS TODAY FOLLOW!NG A FiRE-BOMB ION. THE FIRST IS A SELF-CONTAINED STABILITY. ITS 10~OOO POUND ApOLLO ATTACK ON HIS HOUSE EARLY SUNDAY AND SOURCE OF A 'PURE' FORCE, DEFINED COVER WAS KiCKED iNTO A SEPARATE AN EVICTiON ORDER YESTERDAY. HERE AS REQUiRING NO EXHAUST OR ORBITo PROPELLANT MASS. THE SECOND !S TO MALCO~M AND THE BLACK MUSLIMS BLAME TRACKING STATiONS REPORTED THAT THE EACH OTHER FOR THE BOMBING. liMy HOME SUPPLV THE THRUST FROM AN EARTH OR SATELLITE WAS "WORKING WElLo" IT IS WAS BOMBED BY THE MUSLIMS UNDER THE LUNAR BASE. CIRCLING THE EARTH EVERY 97 MINUTES DIRECT OR.DERS or ELIJAH MUHAMMED," "THREE rpURE~ FORCES ARE KNOWN- ON AN ORBITAL PATH RANGING FROM 430 MALCOLM SAiD YESTERDAY. GRAViTATIONAL, ELECTRIC AND MAGNET TO 445 MilES HIGH. A MUSliM SPOKESMAN, JiMMY X, SAiD IC, EACH HAS PLACE IN EiNSTEiN'S THE TELEViSION CAMERA ON THE SPACE MALCOLM BO~BED THE HOUSE HIMSELF BE UNiVERSAL FIELD THEORY AND THERE CRAFT WAS FLASHING "EXCELLENT" SHOTS CAUSE HE "lOVES A CROWDoo.HE lOVES FORE MAY BE VIEWED AS A TYPE OF OF PEGASUS' BROAD WiNGS TO THE TRACK PUBLICiTY." ANTIGRAVITY." ING CENTER AT ANTIGUA. MALCOLM lOST A PLEA TO JUSTiCE M. THE WINGS, WHICH HAD BEEN FOLDED WAHL IN CiVIl (OURT YESTERDAY ASKiNG KREMLIN (CONTiNUED FROM BACK DURING THE FIERY LAUNCH WATCHED PAGE ONE) THAT AN EViCTiON ORDERED BY THE COURT BY A NAT!ONAL TELEVISIO~ AUDIENCE~ THE SOVIET BROADCAST SAID THE "VIET BE VACATED. THE BLACK MUSLIMS SAID WERE TO SWEEP UP AND MEASURE TINY NAM SITUATIO~ IS BECOMING INCREASING THE HOUSE BELONGED TO THEM AND THEY METEOROIDS THAT COULD POSE HAZARDS LY DANGEROUS." WANTED TO EVICT MALCOLM. MALCOLM TO FUTURE MOONSHOTS. iT SAID THAT NORTH VIET NAM, AS A CLAIMED IT HAD BEEN GIVEN HIM BY ~EMBER O~ THE COMMUNIST COMMUNITY SUPPORTERSo LABOR WILL GRAB STEEL "WILL NOT BE LEFT TO STAND ALONE." WAHL ORDERED MALCOLM "BE MOVED "Bv STRIKING OUT AGAINST NORTH LONDON, FEB. 16 (UPI)--BRITISH FORTHWiTH BY ACTION OF A CiTY MAR POWER MINISTER FRED LEE SAiD TONIGHT ViET NAM~ THE U.S.Ao IS ENCROACHING SHAL." ON THE ENTIRE SOCIALIST CAMP. RE THE LABOR GOVERNMENT PLANS TO GO THE NATiONALIST LEADER HAS APPEALED SPONSiBILITY FOR THE DIRE CONSE AHEAD W!TH NATIONALIZATION OF THE TO THE STATE SUPREME COURT TO HALT QUENCES OF SUCH A POLICY REST WiTH NATION'S BIG STEEL fiRMS. THE EVICTiON. AMER I CA .~I RECENT RUMORS THAT THE GOVERNMENT, BOTH MALCOLM AND THE BLACK MUSLiMS THE BROADCAST SAID "THE OLD SAYING PLAGUED BY A SLIM PARLIAMENTARY HAVE DEN!ED BEUNG RtSPONSIBLE FOR 'PEACE IS INDiViSiBLE' REMAINS TRUE MAJORITY, MIGHT DROP OR MODIFY ITS THE BOMBiNG. TO THIS DAY." NATIONALIZATION BILL "IS JUST WiSHFUL THINKING ON THE PART Of THE STEEL OKARCHE~ OKLA FEB. i6 (UPi)--THE L ONDON~, ~F;"';E;""B-.-16""'-('-U-P-I"").-.-T-H-E FIRST OWNERS," LEE TOLD AN AUDIENCE HERE. FEDERAL AVIATiON AGENCY IS LOOKING CONSIGNMENT OF BRIT!SH-~ADE REPRO "PUBLiC OWNERSHIP OF THE MAIN PART FOR A PROPELLER. ! T fELL OfF A FOUR DUCTION FRENCH FURNiTURE HAS JUST OF STEEL is THE ONLY EfFECTIVE WAY ENGiNE PROP-JET LOCKHEED ELECTRA ON A BEEN SHIPPED OUT---TO FRANCE! , TO GET THE INDUSTRY OFF THE SiCK NAV!GAT~ONAL ~L~GHT YES~ERDAY NEAR TODAY IS THE TOMORROW YOU DREADED LIST,lI HE SAID. "ONLY THE GOVERNMENT OKARCHE AT A~ ALTiTUDE o~ 10~500 FEET. YESTERDAY--AND ALL is WELL. CAN PROV I DE ENOUGH MONEY TO PAY COSTS!' •
-r------~.~-~------~I PAGE 5 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 16 FEBRUARY 1965 THE OBSERVER COLLEGE CAGE SECTION SCOREBOARD BY PAT LANIAS s~ort NEW YORK, FEB. 16 (UPI )-- TOURNEY RESULTS: MICHIGAN RALLIED TWICE IN THE WECO 01 LERS DONN NA-ALII "B" FEUD WITH JAPAN SAME GAME LAST NIGHT TO DEfEAT INDI THE WECO OILERS MADE GOOD USE OF ST ILL UNSETTLED ANA 96-95 IN DOUBLE OVERTIME AND MAIN TAIN ITS LEAD IN THE BIG TEN CONfER THEIR HEIGHT ADVANTAGE LAST NIGHT TO NEW YORK, FEB. 16 (UPI )--FORMER MA ENCE. DOWN THE NA-ALI I "B" SQUAD 28-23 IN THE JOR LEAGUE PITCHER JOE STANKA, WHO NOW MICHIGAN, WHICH IS RANKED NUMBER ONE OPENING GAME Of THE SPECIAL SERVICES PLAYS BASEBALL IN JAPAN AND IS PRESENT IN THE NATION, TRAILED INDIANA BY SINGLE ELIMINATION INVITATIONAL BASKET LY ACTING AS AN INTERMEDIARY IN THE SEVEN POINTS GOING INTO THE fiNAL MIN BALL TOURNAMENT. MASANORI MURAKAMI CONTROVERSY, SAID UTE Of PLAY AND IT APPEARED AS THOUGH THE NA-ALI I "B" OUTSHOT THE OILERS TODAY THAT "THINGS ARE STILL PRETTY THE HOOSIERS HAD THE GAME TUCKED SAfE IN FIELD GOALS BUT THE ROYAL KINGS MUCH AS THEY WERE," AfTER MEETING WITH LY AWAY. COMMITTED A TOTAL OF 24 PERSONAL fOULS BASEBALL COMMISSIONER FORO FRICK. SUDDENLY, HOWEVER, THE HOOSIERS FELL AND THE OILERS SANK 8 OUT Of THEIR 24 STANKA IS IN NEW YORK TRYING TO CLEAR APART AND M,CH,GAN'S LARRY TREGONING ATTEMPTS. I UP THE CONfUSION OVER WHICH TEAM OWNS SUCCEEDED IN TYING THE SCORE AT 81- FELIX CLEARMAN AND DENNIS MOON EACH THE LEFTHANDED-THROWING MURAKAMI. ALL WITH TWO FREE THROWS AT THE FINAL GARNERED FIVE POINTS WHILE RULIN BAG HE DISCLOSED THAT THE OWNER Of THE BUZZER. LEY FOLLOWED WITH FOUR TO PACE THE NANKAI HAWKS, THE TEAM fOR WHICH BOTH INDIANA TOOK COMMAND AGAIN IN THE OILERS. BOB DANCOE OF THE ROYAL KINGS MURAKAMI ANO STANKA PLAY, HAD DENIED FIRST OVERTIME PERIOD AND LEO BY FOUR TOPPED ALL SCORERES FOR THE NIGHT WITH AN EARLIER REPORT WHICH SAID HE WAS POINTS WITH ONLY 26 SECONDS REMAINING, SIX POINTS AND TEAMMATE AL COLIN TAL WILLING TO RETURN THE JAPANESE PIT BUT ONCE AGAIN THE WOLVERINES CAME LIED FOUR. CHER TO THE SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS. ROARING BACK TO TIE THE SCORE IN THE THE ROI NAMUR-HIGH SCHOOL GAME WHICH THE 20-YEAR-OLD MURAKAMI PITCHED FOR fiNAL SECONDS ON A TIP-IN BY BILL BUN WAS SLATED FOR 7:30PM LAST NIGHT WAS THE GIANTS LAST YEAR AND WENT TO JAPAN TIN. POSTPONED DUE TO A MISSION AT ROI NA AfTER THE SEASON TO SEE HIS PARENTS. M,CHIGAN'S CAZZIE RUSSELL fiNALLY MUR. THE OILERS WILL NOW MEET THE THE HAWKS CLAIMED THEY NEVER RELEASED GAVE THE WOLVERINES THE LEAD TO STAY WINNERS OF THE RIKAKIS, FIL-AMERICANS HIM AND ONLY "LOANED II HIM TO THE GIAN1S WITH 45 SECONDS REMAINING IN THE SE GAME WHICH IS SLATED FOR TONIGHT AT "RIGHT NOW MR. FRICK HAS AN OPEN COND OVERTIME PERIOD AS HE TOSSED IN 7 30PM. THE CURTAIN RAISER FOR TO MIND," STANKA SAID "HE HAS SYMPATHY TWO fREE THROWS. INDIANA ALMOST SUC NIGHT AT 6PM WILL BE BURNS & ROE FOR THE JAPANESE TEAM BUT HIS UNDER CEEDED IN TYING THE GAME AT THE fiNAL AGAINST THE NA-ALI I "A" TEAM. STANDING IS THAT MURAKAMI BELONGS TO BUZZER, BUT BUNTIN BLOCKED A LAST-SE BOX SCORE: THE GIANTS. IT'S HARD TO SAY WHERE COND SHOT BY INDIANA'S STEVE REDEN- WECO OILERS (28) fG fT TP WE G.O FROM HERE." HEYBROCK I o 2 BAUGH. RUSSELL AND BUNTIN SHARED SCORING CLEARMANN 2 I BASEBALL BITS opo 5 HONORS fOR MICHIGAN WITH 23 POINTS MOON 2 I 5 DENVER, FEB. 16 (UPI )--MILLIONAIRE EACH, BUT GAME HONORS WENT TO INDIANAI~ CALVERT I o 2 BROTHERS GERALD AND ALLAN PHIPPS HAVE TOM VAN ARSDALE WITH 27 POINTS. GJERTSON I I AGREED TO BUY CONTROLLING INTEREST IN SUBSTITUTE fORWARD Roo HiCKS CAME BAGLEY I 2 ~ THE AMERICAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE DENVER Off THE BENCH IN THE fiNAL 30 SECONDS PETINO o I I BRONCOS. THE PHIPPS'SAY THE TEAM WILL AND SCORED fiVE POINTS TO LEAD PURDUE BLANKENSHIP I I 3 REMAIN IN DENVER. GERALO PHIPPS SAYS TO A 92-87 VICTORY OVER NORTHWESTERN STRA' N , I THE PRICE IS "SUBSTANTIALLY LESS" THAN IN ANOTHER BIG TEN CLASH. TOTALS 10 8 2~ OFFERS FROM OUTSIDE DENVER. ONE OFFER SEVENTH-RANKED W,CHITA HAD A CLOSE BY AN ATLANTA BROADCASTING EXECUTIVE NA ALII "B" (23) FG fT TP CALL WITH LOYOLA OF CHICAGO~ BUT THAN~ 2 TO BUY COMPLETE CONTROL fOR FOUR-MIL- ARCANGEL I o TO A 25-POINT PERFORMANCE FROM SOPHO 2 LION DOLLARS WAS TURNED DOWN. PHIPPS NAKATA I o MORE JAMIE THOMPSON THE SHOCKERS MANA 2 SAID--"I HAVE FAITH IN DENVER." GRAY I o GEn TO EDGE THE RAMBLERS 80-77 4 NEW YORK, FEB. 16(uPI )--SLUGGER COLINS 2 o WICHITA, WHICH WAS OUT TO AVENGE AN MICKEY MANTLE HAS HAPPILY ACCEPTED HIS WI LBON , o 2 EARLIER LOSS TO LOYOLA, BUILT UP A THIRD STRAIGHT $100,000 CONTRACT WITH DANCOE o 6 40-33 HALFTIME ADVANTAGE, BUT BEFORE 3 THE NEW YORK YANKEES. MANTLE SAYS-- OPULAUOHO I o 2 THE SECOND HALF WAS fiVE MINUTES OLD "I TOOK WHAT THE CLUB OFFERED •• IT'S AKANA I o THE RAMBLERS HAD NARROWED THE GAP TO 3 GETTING TOO CLOSE TO THE END TO ASK TOTALS II I 23 47-46. FROM THAT STAGE, THE SHOCKERS fOR MORE." LAST SEASON THE 33-YEAR NEVER WERE ABLE TO MOVE FURTHER THAN OLD OUTFIELDER BATTED .303 ••• KNOCKED REIHER IN PUERTO RICAN LEAGUE FIVE POINTS AHEAD IN I I I RUNS ••• AND SMACKED 35 HOMERS BELTS 3-RUN HOMER IN OTHER GAMES COLORADO TRIMMED IOWA MANTLE, A THREE-TIME WINNER OF THE AN ITEM OF INTEREST ApPEARED IN STATE, 79-7' ••• AND OKLAHOMA STATE BEAT AMERICAN LEAGUE i MOST VALUABLE PLAYER THE HONOLULU STAR BULLETIN A fEW DAYS KANSAS, 68-64. ST. JOHN'S OF NEW YORK AWARD, fEELS HE'S GOING TO HAVE A AGO fOR THOSE WHO REMEMBER JIM REIHER BREEZED PAST WEST VIRGINIA, 80-61 ••• "MUCH BETTER YEAR." OF EBEYE. JIM IS MAKING QUITE A HIT GEORGIA TECH NIPPED FLORIDA STATE, 77- IN THE PUERTO RICAN LEAGUE IN HONOLULU MILWAUKEE, FEB. 16 (UPI)--ANOTHER 76 ••• AND FLORIDA DRUBBED MISSISSIPPI, WHE~ HE IS BEING WATCHED BY MAJOR AND SLUGGING OUTFIELDER--HANK AARON-- 85-53.______PACifiC COAST LEAGUE SCOUTS. SIGNED FOR HIS 12TH SEASON WITH THE JIMMY, THE HUSKY AND TOWERING GERMAN MILWAUKEE BRAVES. AARON BATTED .328. COLLEGE CAGE TOP TEN RATINGS IS KUSIAN, BELTED A 3-RUN HOMER A FEW HIT 24 HOMERS •• AND DROVE IN 95 RUNS, NEW YORK, FEB. 16 (UPI )--THE UNITED DAYS AGO FOR HOLSUM HAWAI I, WHICH IS ALTHOUGH HE MISSED 19-GAMES LAST SEPT PRESS INTERNATIONAL MAJOR COLLEGE TIED FOR FIRST PLACl wiTH THE CARDIN- EMBER WITH A POOT INJURY. BASKETBALL RATINGS WITH FIRST-PLACE ALS. VOTES AND WON-LOST RECORDS THROUGH JIMMY WAS GIVEN A TRY WITH THE HAWAI! BASKETBALL TOURNEY SCHEDULE SATURDAY, FEB 13, IN PARENTHESES SLANDERS Of THE PACifiC COAST LEAGUE TUESDAY 16 FEBRUARy-6PM DALLY COURT TEAM POINTS AND WAS SLATED TO REPORT TO THE Los NA-Alli "A" vs. BURNS & ROE (HORSTMAN I • MICHIGAN 25) (15-2) 336 ANGELES ANGELS fARM LEAGUE IN IDAHO, & UNGERECHT). 7 30PM DALLY COURT 2. U • C • L • A • 7) ( 18-2) 3()Q BUT LEW MATLIN, fORMER GENERAL MANAGER RIKAKIS VS. FIL AMERICANS (McKEAGUE & ST. JOSEPH'S PA. 2) (21-1) 3Qg OF THE HAWALL ISLANDERS, LEfT J!M IN V I ERSTRA). ~: PROVIDENCE I) (18.0) 240 THE STRONG PUERTO RICAN LEAGUE. JIM WEDNESDAY 17 FEBURARy-6PM DALLY DUKE (16-2) 183 HAS NEVER PLAYED BASEBALL IN HIS LifE COURT, KENTRON VS. SPRINTERS (NORTON DAVIDSON (21-1) 168 BUT THOSE WHO REMEMBER HIM KNOW HiS & GiLL). 7.30PM DALLY COURT- ROI WICHITA (15-4) 112 POTENTIAL IS GREAT, AND THE SCOUTS NAMUR VS. HIGH SCHOOL (BRADSHAW & Mc VANDERBILT (16-3) 68 ARE STILL OBSeRVING THE 19-YEAR OLD KEAGUE). 9. INDIANA (15-2) 62 YOUNGSTER. THuRSDAY 18 FEBRUARY- 6PM DALLY 10. TENNESSEE (17-2) 48 JIMMY WAS GIVEN HEAVY fiNANCIAL COURT- IN CASE OF AN OPERATION ON SECOND 10--1 I, MINNESOTA 37; 12, SAN SUPPORT BY KWAJALEIN ATHLETES WHO HAD WEDNESDAY NIGHT, COURT WILL BE OPEN FRANCISCO 30, 13, NEW MEXICO 24, 14, PLAYED WITH HIM FOR THE PAST FIVE AND fOR ROI NAMUR-HIGH SCHOOL GAME~ IF ILLINOIS 17; 15, BRIGHAM YOUNG 16, 16, A HALF YEARS. MANY CONTRIBUTIONS NOT WECO WILL MEET THE WINNERS OF THE VILLANOVA 9, 17, OKLAHOMA STATE 8; 18, WERE ALSO MADE BY INDIVIDUALS AND FIL-AMERICANS-R,KAKIS GAME. NORTH CAROLINA STATE 4; 19 (TIE), MI CLUBS UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF ETHAN 7:30PM DALLY COURT - JOMAKAJ VS. AMI FLA., ARIZONA AND KANSAS 3. ROBBINS. WINNER OF KENTRON-SPRINTERS GAME. OTHER TEAMS RECEIVIN~ POINTS--loWA, PENN STATE, TEXAS TECH, DETROIT, ST. ~ ______~ ______-+ ______~~J~OI!H~NIS~N~Y~ ______•
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DOUGLAS RETURNS SAFE _ FOUR QUAKES HIT DENVER FAURE SAYS VIET CONS AFTER HAZARDOUS HIKE I DENVER, Fee. t6 1UPt)~-fOUR EARTH CANST DRIVE UoSo OUT ALBUQUERQUE, FEBo 16 (UPI)--SUPREME TREMORS SHOOK THE DENVER AREA TODAY. PARIS, FEB. 16(uPI )--FORMER FRENCH COURT JUSTICE WILLIAM O. DOUGLAS STEP ONE WAS AMONG THE MOST SEVERE OF A PREMIER EDGAR FAURE SAID TODAY THE PED DOWN FROM A SHAGGY RESCUE PONY SERIES OF SHOCKS THAT STARTED SUDDEN COMMUNISTS COULD NEVER DRIVE UNITED LAST NIGHT EXHAUSTED AND BRUISED FROM LV THREE YEARS AGO AND HAVE BEEN JAR STATES FORCES INTO THE SEA IN VIET NAM NINE SNOWBOUND HOURS ON AN ICY MOUNT RING DENVER EVER SINCE. HE PREDICTED RUSSIA WILL AVOID AS AIN TRAIL. THE TREMORS WERE RECORDED BY THE LONG AS POSSIBLE BEING DRAGGED MILI LOOKING BACK AT THE 10,000-FOOT SAN COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES SEISMOGRAPH. TARILY INTO THE VIET NAM CONFLICT, BUT DIA MOUNTAIN PEAK, HE CALLED THE EX THE LAST OF THE SERIES WAS NOTICE HE WARNED THAT IN CASE OF "CLEARCUT PERIENCE PART OF A "BEAUTIFUL TRIP" ABLE TO OFFICE WORKERS IN UPPER STOR AGGRESSION" BY THE UNITED STATES AND PROMISED HE WOULD TACKLE IT AGAIN IES OF DOWNTOWN DENVER BUILDINGS, AGAINST COMMUNIST NORTH VIET NAM THERE SOME DAY. AND THE THIRD WAS FELT NEAR THE DOWN "ARE TWO CHANCES OUT OF THREE" THAT DOUGLAS, 67, RODE THE SURE-FOOTED TOWN DENVER AREA. THE RUSSIANS WOULD INTERVENE IN THE MOUNTAIN PONY OUT OF THE MOUNTAINS ALL FOUR APPARENTLY WERE CENTERED BATTLE. WHERE HE AND THREE COMPANIONS WERE IN THE NORTHEAST PART OF THE DENVER FAURE, WHO VISITED BOTH RED CHINA STOPPED IN THEIR DAY'S HIKING BY THE METROPOLITAN AREA WHERE A FAULT HAS AND RUSSIA IN THE PAST 14 MONTHS, AND CAUSED LITERALLY HUNDREDS OF MINOR WHO PAVED THE WAY FOR FRENCH PRESIDENT PRECIPITOUS SWITC~BACK TRAIL AND HEAVY SHOCKS SINCE THE SPRING OF' 1962. SNOWDRIFTS FROM A~ EARLIER BLIZZARD. CHARLES DE GAULLE'S RECOGNITION OF THE TODAY'S SHOCKS, LIKE THE PREVlbus I AFTER THE HAZARDOUS S I X-MI LE RETURN PEKING REGIME A YEAR AGO, SPOKE AT AN TRIP, THE HIGH COURT'S FAMED OUTDOORS ONES, CAUSED NO DAMAGE OR INJURY. ANGLO-AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION LUN MAN ADMITTED "I'VE NEVER BEEN IN SUCH CHEON. A STEEP PLACE," BUT ASIDE F'ROM A MINOR TRUMAN IS CONFIDENT "MILITARILY THE AMERICAN SITUATION GASH ON THE RIGHT HIP, HE SUFFERED NO JOHNSON WILL DO OKAY IN VIET NAM IS MUCH BETTER THAN OURS ILL EFFECTS FROM HIS ASSULT ON THE INDEPENDENCE, Mo., FEB. 15 (UPI )- WAS IN 1954, HE SAID, BUT POLITICALLY SANDIA MOUNTAINS' WESTERN SLOPE. FORMER PRESIDENT HARRY S TRUMAN SAID THEIR SITUATION IS MUCH WORSE THAN TODAY HE HAS "EVERY CONFIDENCE" THAT OURS .WAS. " PANTING A BIT, DOUGLAS TOLD WAITING \ NEWSMEN IN THE JUAN TABO BASE CAMP PRESIDENT JOHNSON WILL WORK OUT A THAT THE THIN ATMOSPHERE IN THE HIGH PRACTICAL SOLUTION TO THE CRISIS IN FIRST FREEDOM FIGHTERS ALTITUDE OF THE 10,COO-FOOT MOUNTAIN VIET NAM. HEADED FOR SOUTH KOREA WAS TIRING AND HAD SLOWED HIM DOWN. IN A PREPARED STATEMENT, THE 80- THE MOUNTAIN-CLIMBING EXPEDITION YEAR-OLD FORMER CHIEF EXECUTIVE SAID WASHINGTON, FEB.16 (UPI )--THE FIRST WAS PART OF HIS RESEARCH FOR A FORTH HE BELIEVED THAT THE PRESENCE OF UNIT SQUADRON OF F-5 JET FREEDOM FIGHTERS COMING BOOK ON SOUTHWESTERN U.S. MOUNT ED STATES TROOPS IN SOUTH VIET NAM TO BE SUPPLIED A FAR EAST NATION ARE HAS BUT ONE PURPOSE, "AND THAT IS TO AINS. ON THE U.S o WEST COAST AND READY TO KEEP THE PEACE, AND TO KEEP AMBITIOUS BE SHIPPED TO THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA, AGGRESSORS FROM HELPING THEMSELVES TO IT WAS LEARNED TODAY. INDIGNANT TRASHMAN THE EASY PREY OF CERTAIN NEWLY FORM THE F-5 15 A SMALLER, LESS COMPLI WINDS UP iN POKEY ED INDEPENDENT NATIONS. CATED JET FIGHTER DESIGNED SPECIFIC BUFFALO, FEB. 16 (UPI )--WILLIAM GtA "IF WE ABANDON THESE TO THE NEW ALLY BY NORTHROP A,RCRAFT FOR THE DE GNACOVA IS THE ANGRY MAN WHO LAST DEC. MARAUDERS, AND THE 'LITTLE CAESARS' rENSE DEPARTMENT FOR SUPPLY TO DEVEL 21 BACKED HIS TRUCK ONTO THE SIDEWALK WE ARE AGAIN HEADED FOR DEEP TROUBLE" OPING NATIONS UNDER THE MILITARY AID AND DUMPED A TON AND A HALF OF RUBBISH TRUMAN SAID. PROGRAM. ON THE C,TY HALL STEPS. "IF WE SHOULD COMMIT THE GRAVE FOL WITH A SPEED OF ABOUT 1,000 MILES THE SAME WILLIAM GIAGNACOVA, 40, LY OF ABANDONING THE UNITED NATIONS, PER HOUR, THE F-5 COSTS ABOUT $700,000, APPEARED IN COURT YESTERDAY TO PAY A OR ALLOW THE DEFAULTERS TO CURB ITS JUST HALF THE COST OF A MORE SOPHISTI $100 FINE FOR HIS UNIQUE PROTEST AGAINS' EFFECTIVENESS, WE WILL BE SETTING THE CATED FIGHTER PLANE. THE CLOSING OF A LOCAL DUMPING AREA. STAGE FOR A THIRD WORLD WAR," HE SAID. SOURCES SAID THAT 16 F-5s AND FOUR ApPARENTLV STILL ANGRY, GIAGNACOVA F-5B TRAINERS ARE NOW AT MARE ISLAND, TRIED TO PAY THE FINE IN FRENCH, GER CLARK AND DEPUTIES CALIF., WAITING FOR SHIPMENT TO KOREA MAN AND ITALIAN CURRENCY. THE JUDGE USE CLUBS IN SELMA LATER THIS MONTH. THE PORT AND TIME OF REFUSED TO ACCEPT THE FOREIGN MONEY. SELMA, ALA., FEB. 16 (UPI )--SHERIFF ARRIVAL IN KOREA WAS CLASSIFIED, AS JUDGE MICHAEL E. ZIMMER RULED THAT JIM CLARK AND HIS DEPUTIES USED CLUBS WAS THE TOTAL NUMBER OF PLANES WHICH THE FOREIGN CURRENCY WAS NOT LEGAL TEN TODAY TO PROD NEGROES OFF THE DALLAS WILL BE SUPPLIED KOREA. DER WHEN IT CAME TO PAYING FINES AND COUNTY COURTHOUSE STEPS. CLARK WAS IRAN 15 THE ONLY OTHER NATION THAT TOLD GIAGN~COVA HE NEED U.S. MONEY. UNCERTAIN WHETHER HE PUNCHED ONE OF HAS THE FREEDOM FIGHTER IN OPERATION, THE ALTERNATIVE. 100 DAYS AT ONE DOL THE NEGROES IN THE FACE. ALTHOUGH SEVERAL OTHER COUNTRIES, IN LAR A DAY IN THE COUNTY JAIL. "IF I HIT HIM, I DON'T KNOW IT," CLUDING THE PHILIPPINES AND NATIONAL GIAGNACOVA, SMILING THIS TIME, WENT CLARK DECLARED. IST CHINA IN THE FAR EASE, WILL RE TO JAIL. "ONE OF THE FIRST THINGS I EVER CEIVE THEM UNDER THE MILITARY AID PRO LEARNED WAS NOT TO HIT A NIGGER WITH GRAM. KOREA SERVICE PROJECT YOUR FIST BECAUSE HIS HEAD IS TOO KOREAN FIGHTER PILOTS ALREADY HAVE FINANCED BY KANSANS HARD. COMPLETED THEIR F-5 TRAINING AT WILL WICHITA, KAN. FEB. 16 (UPI )--KANSAS "OF COURSE THE CAMERA MIGHT MAKE ME lAMS AFB IN ARIZONA. MONEY IS HELPING FINANCE A SOCIAL OUT A LIAR," CLARK SAID. "I DO HAVE SERVICE PROJECT IN KOREA. A SORE FINGER," HE ADDED. XB70 IN FIFTH TEST MSGR. LAURENT YOUN, PRESIDENT OF THE REV. C.T. VIVIAN, ONE OF DR. EDWARDS AFB, CALIF., FEB. 16 (UPI )-- THE COLUMBIA INSTITUTE, SEOUL, KOREA, 1 MARTIN LUTHER KING'S AIDES, SUFFERED THE GIANT XB70 PLANE, FORERUNNER OF AND SISTER MICHAELA PARK, INTERNAT A BLOODY MOUTH AND WAS PLACED UNDER SUPERSONIC JET TRANSPORTS, MADE ITS IONAL SECRETARY OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC ARREST FOLLOWING THE CONFRONTATION FIFTH AND MOST SUCCESSFUL TEST FLIGHT INSTITUTION, COMPLETED DE YE~TERDAY ON THE COURTHOUSE STEPS. TODAV OVER THE MOJAVE DESERT. TAILS HERE TO ISSUE $135,000 IN GEN VIVIAN WAS CHARGED WITH CONTEMPT CIVILIAN TEST PILOT AL WHITE AND AIR ERAL PROMISSORY NOTES BY THE INSTI FOR ALLEGEDLY VIOLATING AN ORDER FORCE Co~ JOE COTTEN MANUEVERED THE TUTE. HANDED DOWN BY CIRCUIT JUDGE JAMES WIERD-lOOKING PLANE TO AN ALTITUDE OF SALE OF THE NOTES WAS UNDERWRITTEN HARE BARRING DEMONSTRATIONS AT THE 45,000 FEET AND A SPEED OF APPROXIMATE BY THE AMERICAN FIDELITY CORP., INC. COURTHOUSE~. ______LY 1,200 MILES AN HOUR, ACCORDING TO MSGR. YOUN SAID HE CAME TO WICHITA INFORMATION RADIOED TO GROUND STATIONS. BECAUSE OF HIS FRIENDSHIP WITH BISHOP 36TH NUCLEAR TEST THE TOP SPEED AND PEAK ALTITUDE CON LEO C. BYRNE, HEAD OF THE WICHITA WASHINGTON, FEB. 16 (UPI )--THE UNIT FORMED ROUGHLY TO THE FLIGHT PLAN. THE CATHOLIC DIOCESE, WHO TOLD HIM FUNDS ED STATES TODAY CONDUCTED A LOW-VIELD 185-FOOT LONG PLANE, WHICH LOOKS LIKE WOULD BE AVAILABLE HERE. UNDERGROUND NUCLEAR TEST TODAY AT THE A FLYING SEA SERPENT, WAS IN THE AIR NEVADA TEST SITE, THE ATOMIC ENERGY FOR AN HOUR AND 10 MINUTES, TAKING OFF WASHINGTON, FEB. 16. (UPI )--SECRE COMMISSION ANNOUNCED HERE. FROM THE NORTH AMERICAN AVIATION TEST TARY OF STATE DEAN RUSK BRIEFED PRES Low YIELD IS THE EQUIVALENT OF LESS STRIP AT NEARBY PALMDALE AND LANDING IDENT JOHNSON TODAY ON THE LATEST DE THAN 20,000 TONS OF TNT. AT THIS AIR FORCE FLIGHT TEST CENTER. VELOPMENTS IN VIET NAM AND THE TWO THIS WAS THE THIRD SUCH TEST ANNOUN THE SIX-JET PLANE, WHICH HAS AN MEN HAD "QUITE A GENERAL DISCUSSION CED BY THE UNITED STATES THIS YEAR, ELONGATED NOSE, WilL REMAIN HERE IN ON THE SITUAT,J,ON THERE." AND THE 36TH "WEAPONS RELATED" UNDER DEFINITELY FOR CONTINUED TESTING. THE THE WHITE HOUSE, REPORTING THIS TO GROUND TEST SINCE THE NUCLEAR TEST HUGE PLANE MADE ITS FIRST TEST FLIGHT DAY, SAID THE PRESIDENT AND RUSK ALSO BAN TREATY WAS SIGNED IN AUGUST OF LAST SEPTEMBER 21 AND IN SUBSEQUENT DISCUSSED THE LATTER'S TESTIMONY THIS 1963. No RESULTS OF THE TEST WERE FLIGHTS HAS GRADUALLY INCREASED BOTH -~ MORNING BEFORE A SENATE COMMITTEE, MADE PUBLIC. ITS ALTITUDE AND SPEED. REVIEWING APPROPRIATIONS. Th FEATURE page *** Famous Ford's Theater, Lincoln Assassination Site, Being Restored
Alplrln tablet. by the mlllloni move along a packaging hne Iy JAMES H WINCHESTER Central Press Associatron Correspondent EVERYONE SUFFERS from pain at one time or another, but It's still a puzzle The word Itself Is derived from the Latin peona,' meaning a penalty or punishment Simply stated, pain RUSSIAN MISSILE LAUNCHED-A miSSile IS launched from a occurs when sensory Impulses are sent to the central nervou'l self-propelled mIssile plant somewhere m Russia durmg system, which then are interpreted by the brain as being dis traimng Photo (from Tass) and caption informabon from agreeable and uncomfortable an official Communist source (Cablephoto) Trying to describe the feeling, however, is painful in itself Take a headache After you say It's throbbing" or "stabbing" or unbearable,' chances are you run out of words But even if you can't describe it, pain is a warn Ing that something harmful Is lion a year Over 1,000 brands going on It's nature's built In are produced One Trenton, N J , system to trigger your protec company recently turned out its tive reftexes billionth aspirm tablet All told ...... it's estimated, Americans thi'l year will spend $87 million on WITHOUT PAIN, life would aspirin be as dangerous as trying to You can get a headache ThiS artist's draWing shows how the Ford's Theater run a trans Atlantic liner with though, just from scanning stage and preSidential box Will look after restoration out a rudder Some people, born some of the things they don t without the capacity to feel CentraZ Press Assoctahon Correspondent know about aspirin and how it pain, are living testimony to WASHINGTON-In about two years the show of the season works on the human body In the natIOn s capital may be Tom Taylor s • Our AmerIcan this They burn or bruise them While aspirin generally is re selves as children, later have a Cousm shown in the same theater where Abraham Lincoln was garded as good for reducing watching It when he was assassmated hard time learning not to wound pain and fever-and In that pro themselves severely To the cess possibly helping you when The cast, however, will be different-for more than a century normal Individual, pain spells you have a hangover-the pre WIll have elapsed smce the mght of Apnl 14, 1865 when John Wilkes Booth slew the nabon s 16th preSident trouble and sends him to his cise nature of the drug's bio family doctor for treatment, or chemical actions remain'! large Work has begun on restorabon of Ford s Theater and serious to his medicine che'lt for an as ly a mystery thought IS bemg gIVen to remodelmg It m such a way that plays plrin .. .. . I)f the Lmcoln era and those about him may be shown to regular Man's search for eftective fHlb IS mainly because so theater audiences If so, the last play gIVen m the theater will undoubtedly be shown again pain relieving goes back to little Is known about the body s anCient Egypt, to the begin defen.,ive mechanisms, 'Iuch a., PreSident Lmcoln and hIS par smabon, but Actors EqUity has nlngs of medicine Over the cen pain, fever and InJiammation ty arrIved late for the perform suggested the theater be con turles numerous pain relieving For example, while aspirin Will ance and the play starrmg Lau structed so that hve perfor agents have been developed, lower an elevated temperature, ra Keene was already under mances can be given ICROSS-WORD By Eugene Sheffer' each with its own benefits One it will not alter a normal one way On stage, Lord Dundreary The FIrst Baptist Church oc of the most eftlclent, though, (played by E A Emerson) was cupIed the site from 1833 to S<..ience stili does not know how l. 3 .. S 7 8 I 1/ the most widely used medlcme aspmn blocks pain It does not mformmg Florence Trenchard 1859 when John T Ford of • ~9 in the world today-and one of (Laura Keene) why a dog wags Baltimore Md turned It mto ~' change the condition ot pain In 12. 13 the least expensive-is a'lpirm the nervous system and there s ItS tall a theater known as Ford s '4 . .. .. no evidence that it depresses The orchestra stopped play Atheneum It opened March 19 ~ ~ IS JUST WHAT is aspirin" the cortex of the brain Yet mg the play came to a halt 1862 but was gutted by fire the I' 17 l.'hemically, It's C9H804, or there s no question that people and the conductor gave the slg followmg Dec 30 Ford con ~ % la 20 acetylsalicyll!. acid, a member taking aspmn do get relief nal for Hall to the Chief' as structed a new, more laVIsh I' of the family of drugs known It wasn't called that when It the audIence applauded Then theater on the same sIte whIch ~ ~0 ~ as sall<.ylates, which ancient first wa'l Introduced In Scot came Act III, Scene 2, and tra opened Aug 27, 1863 as Ford s 2.l ~~ 23 24 men extracted thousands of land 90 years ago, but aspirin gedy m the presldenbal box New Theater ~ ~ years ago from willow bark A is, perhaps, the original won overwhelmed the comedy on the Durmg ItS bnef hfe as a 2S' 2.. 11 snowy white powder, it usually der drug stage theater Ford staged 495 mght Is pressed Into five grain tablets Iy performances The theater % ~ ~ ~ • • 'l.1 2.9 30 31 12 3S Americans swallow 4.4. million was regarded as one of the na- ~ ~ ~ aspirin tablets a day, or 16 bil CONGRESS has appropnated tion s fmest and was attended $2 730 600 to restore the thea nme times by Lincoln durmg M 35' l4. 11 18 ter It origmally cost $70 000 to Its two seasons ~ ~ ~ ~ bUild Situated at 511 Tenth Lmcoln s favonte Shakespear 39 040 ~, "'1. 04' Street N W, It has housed a ean actor was James H Hack ~ ~ museum of Lmcolmana smce I ett and durmg one week In 4~ 4S' 46 1932 The museum Will be m the 1863 the preSIdent spent two ~ ~ ~ CONTRACT BRIDGE basement of the restored bUild mghts m a row watchmg Hack 18 19 Sb Sl mg I ett perform m Henry IV and "1 By B. Jay Becker When the bUlldmg IS re then saw the same actor two ~ ~ ~2. n So\ (Top Record.lfolde, In Mallen' Individual Champlonlhlp Play) opened VISItors Will see the mghts later m The Merry theater Virtually as It was on, Wives of Wmdsor He also ~ ~ S5' Sfa S7 South dealer method of play offers a. ISO % the mght of the assassmatlOn I saw John Wilkes Booth m The ~ North-South VUlnerable chance of makmg the contract Every detail of the theater s m I Marble Heart earlier that sea ~ t I tenor and extenor WIll be re son 11-1 NORTH However, if you were more advanced, you would realize produced mcludmg the scenery, Lmcoln s assassmatlOn was HORIZONTAL 44 South 2 Hawaiian 11 mlhtary .653 1 steeple American food that finesses are not the cure of Our Amencan Cousm I not the only tragedy to occur student .A42 for all ills and that there are Plans outlined by the NatIOn m the bUlldmg In 1893 durmg 6 pronoun country 3 Emerald 19 plkehke .J5 other, less flsky, ways of ac al Park Service which IS ad ,ItS use as a govelnment ware 9 American 45 celestial Isle fish 4tAK863 complIshmg your purpose You Indian structure 4 re-lease 20 throw WEST EAST mlmstermg the restoration pro ihouse and office bUlldmg the 12 studIed 47 miscellany 5 Old 21 African might therefore cash the A-K of Vide for a 12 mmute sound and floors collapsed klllmg 22 • KI072 .J98 13 bovme 48 through Norse antelope clubs and ruff a club m the hope light re enactment of the assas clerks sound 49 bast fiber work 22 vandal .6 .873 of findmg the SUIt dIVIded 3-3 .10983 .Q764.2 14 wme 52 decay 6 adulter- 26 metallic You would plan to eventually vessel 53 ovum ated rock 4J10 54: .,Q9 use the ace of hearts as an en SOUTH 15 cede 54 coral Island 7 CIty In 27 female deer try so that you could discard 16 post 55 before Kansas 29 Jacobs .AQ4 two spades on the established • KQJ 1095 postscrip- 56 golf 8 distress brother clubs If all went well, you tum (abbr) mound Signal 31 male figure .AK would make seven .... 72 17 cover 57 smooth 9 drawmg used as a However, If It turned out that 18 a con- consonants room pIlaster The blddmg me clubs were dIVIded 4-2, this federacy VERTICAL 10 ammoma 32 GUldos South West North East method of play would! fail and 20 a digest 1 enemy scout compound hIghest you would be forced to fall 21 mountain note 1. 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