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Albania Vote Demand After Launch As Planned • HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE 2-17-65 • 2-17-65 5.3 AT 0548 0.3 AT 1148 5.9 AT 1802 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.
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