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VOL 4 No 1344 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS TUESDAY 5 FEBRUARY 1963

.. CHOOSE NEW PRESIDENT C(~MMtJ~~ ISTS BE ING MANAGUA, NICARAGUA, (UPI}--RENE CONCERNED OVER II SCHICK, THE GOVERNMENT'S HAND-PICKED ! HELD IN SINGAPORE SOVIET BUILDUP ! SINGAPORE, (UPI)--MoRE THAN 100 AL­ CANDIDATE, WON NICARAGUA'S PRESIDENTIAL WASHINGTON, (WPI}--CONGRESSIONAL CON- LEGED COMMUNISTS OR FELLOW TRAVELERS ELECTIONS IN A WALKAWAY YESTERDAY, OF­ CERN ABOUT THE SOVIET BUILDUP IN CUBA WERE UNDER ARREST TODAY ACCUSED OF FICIAL RESULTS INDICATED TODAY. INCREASED TODAY AND THE ADMINISTRATION PLANNING TO SUPPORT INDONESIA IN THE PREPARED TO CRACK DOWN HARDER ON FOR­ EVENT SHE INTERVENES ON THE SIDE OF THE EIGN SHIPPERS ENGAGED IN CUBAN TRADE. REBELS IN BRITISH NORTH BORNEO. PUBLISHERS MAKE SEN. KENNETH B. KEATING (REP-N.Y ) E.,UT FROM BANGKOK, I NDONES I A'S TRAVE L­ WHO HAS WARNED REPEATEDLY OF THE Rus­ ING FOREIGN MINISTER SUBANDRIO WAS ON OFfER TO PRINTERS SIAN ARMS BUILDUP, SAID "SOONER OR RECORD AS SAYING WHEN ASKED ABOUT THE NEW YORK, (UPI)--NEW YORK NEWSPAPER LATER WE WILL HAVE TO DECIDE TO PUT AN MILITARY BUILDUP IN BOTH BRITISH AND PUBLISHERS HAVE RAISED THEIR MONEY O~­ END TO IT OR SEE THE COMMUNISTS TAKE INDONESIAN BORNEO, "NOBODY WANTS A WAR, FER IN THE CITY'S 59-DAY OLD NEWSPAPER OVER SOUTH AMERICA." CERTAINLY NOT ME." BLACKOUT BUT IT HAS STILL NOT BEEN AC­ SEN JOHN C STENNIS (DEM-MISS ) WHOSE SUBANDRIO'S STATEMENT TOOK SOME OF CEPTED BY STRIKING PRINTERS, INFORMED PREPAREDNESS SUBCOMMITTEE IS INVESTIGA­ THE STEAM OUT OF THE CRISIS THAT HAS SOURCES SAID TODAY TiNG THE CUBAN SITUATION, SAID THE UNI­ BEEN BUILDING UP FOR THE PAST 10 DAYS THE SOURCES SAID THE NEW OFFER WAS TED STATES MIGHT HAVE TO DEMAND THAT BETWEEN BRITAIN AND INDONESIA OVER THE FOR AN OVERALL PACKAGE OF $1 I PER MAN RUSSIA REMOVE ITS PRESENT FORCES JUST LATENT REBELLION IN BRITISH BORNEO. PER WEEK OVER A TWO YEAR CONTRACT, AN AS IT DEMANDED REMOVAL OF OFFENSIVE THE MANILA EVENING NEWS TODAY HOW­ INCREASE OF $I! FROM THE PUBLISHERS' MISSILES AND BOMBERS. EVER WAS PESSIMISTIC THAT PEACE WOULD PREVIOUS PROPOSAL IT WAS PUT FORWARD THE ADMINISTRATION WAS EXPECTED TO PREVAIL. DURING A LENGTHY NEGOTIATING SESSION AT ISSUE AN ORDER TODAY OR TUESDAY BARRING IT CITED OFFICIAL INDONESIAN REPORTS THE CITY HALL UNDER THE AUSPICES OF U S GOVERNMENT CARGOES T~ SHIPOWNERS OF VOLUNTEERS MASSING TO HELP THE REB- MAYOR ROBERT F. WAGNER WHOSE VESSELS HAVE TRADED WITH CUBA

ELS, INDONESIAN STATEMENTS SUPPORTING WAGNER WAS MEETING WITH NEGOTIATORS SINCE JAN. I. I THE REBELS, PLUS "THE INDONESIAN AN- FOR BOTH SIDES AGAIN THIS AFTERNOON EDWIN M MARTIN, ASSISTANT SECRETARY NOUNCEMENT OF AN 'ACTIVE CONFRONTATION' FOLLOWING A WEEKEND RECESS IN THE TALKS. OF STATE FOR INTER-AMERICAN AFFAIRS,

WITH MALAYA AND LAST WEEK'S FORAYS BY IT WAS PRECEDED THIS MORNING BY A MEET­ SAID LAST NIGHT IT WAS POSSIBLE THAT I INDONESIAN GUNBOATS INTO MALAYAN WATERS. ING OF THE UNITY COMMITTEE REPRESENTING SOVIET MILITARY STRENGTH IN CUBA WAS I . THE STRIKING INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHI­ 10 TIMES WHAT IT WAS BEFORE THE MISSILE I CAL UNION (ITU) AND THE NINE OTHER CRISIS LAST OCTOBER, AS CLAIMED BY KEAT-, SENATE HOLDS HEARING OVER I SUDDEN U.S.-CANADIAN CRISIS UNIONS INVOLVED IN THE SHUTDOWN ING WASHINGTON, (UPI)--SECRETARY OF STATE THE NEW YORK SENATOR SAID THAT TWO DEAN RUSK DECIDED TO APPEAR BEFORE AN FEARS RUSSIA WILL OUTRANK U.S. ARMS-BEARING SHIPS HAD ARRIVED IN CUBA AFTERNOON MEETING OF A SENATE SUBCOM­ IN BECOMING LEADING SEA POWER FROM RUSSIA BETWEEN JAN. 17 AND JAN. MITTEE TO DISCUSS THE SUDDEN U S.-CANA­ WASHINGTON, (UPI)--REPUBLICAN THOR 25. HE SAID THERE WAS "INCONTROVERTIBLE DIAN CRISIS OVER NUCLEAR POLICY. C. TOLLEFSON WARNED TODAY THAT THE SO­ EVIDENCE" THE RUSSIANS WERE BUILDING UNDER SECRETARY OF STATE GEORGE C VIET UNION MAY BECOME THE WORLD'S A BASE THERE. MCGHEE HAD BEEN SCHEDULED TO TESTIFY GREATEST SEA POWER BY 1973. "THEY ARE BUILDING BARRACKS, MAKING BEFORE THE SENATE'S CANADIAN AFFAIRS IN A SPEECH PREPARED FOR DELIVERY IN IT A PERMANENT INSTALLATION," HE SAID SUBCOMMITTEE AT A CLOSED AFTERNOON THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES THE WASH­ "THEY ARE CONTINUING TO MAINTAIN ME­ HEARING THEN IT WAS LEARNED THAT RUSK INGTON REPUBLICAN URGED CONGRESS TO DIUM-RANGE MISSILE SITES. AND THEy'VE HIMSELF WOULD APPEAR. STEP UP CONSTRUCTION OF WARSHIPS TO BEEN WORKING AT THESE ACTIVITIES IN ONE PURPOSE OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE MEET- MAINTAIN THE U.S. LEAD OVER THE Rus- SOME PARTS OF CUBA AROUND THE CLOCK," ING WAS TO TRY TO DETERMINE WHETHER SIANS U S OFFICIALS WERE GUILTY OF AN "OVERT TOLLEFSON, THE RANKING REPUBLICAN ON ROCKET TROUBLE~ DELAY NEXT AND CLUMSY" ATTEMPT TO DICTATE CANADA'S THE HOUSE MERCHANT MARINE COMMITTEE, SPACE FLIGHT OF A~TRONAUT NUCLEAR POLICY SAID THE SOVIET UNION WAS MOVING RAPID­ CAPE CANAVERAL, (UPI)--RoCKET TROU- LY AHEAD IN SHIP-BUILDING WHILE THE BLES HAVE DELAYED THE 22-0RBIT SPACE DEFENSE MINISTER RESIGNS FROM U.S FLEET WAS GROWING OBSOLESCENT. FLIGHT OF U.S. ASTRONAUT L. GORDON FEDERAL CABINET IN CANADA COOPER JR. UNTIL MID OR LATE APRIL, IT MISUSE OF STATE FUNDS WAS LEARNED TODAY. OTTAWA, (UPI)--DEFENSE MINISTER DOUG­ BRINGS HEAVY JAIL SENTENCES LAS HARKNESS RESIGNED TODAY IN PROTEST THE 35-YEAR-OLD AIR FORCE MAJOR HAD AGAINST PRIME MINISTER JOHN DIEFENBAK- BELGRADE, (UPI)--A DISTRICT COURT SEN- BEEN SCHEDULED TO BLAST OFF FROM CAPE ER'S REFUSAL TO COMMIT CANADA TO THE TENCED STEVAN SINANOVIC, PRESIDENT OF CANAVERAL ON APRIL 2 i USE OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS THE WATER ECONOMY COMMISSION, TO 15 No NEW DATE WAS REVEALED IMMEDIATELY, HARKNESS ANNOUNCED HIS RESIGNATION YEARS IN JAIL TODAY FOR MISUSING MIL- BUT IT WAS BELIEVED THE FLIGHT WAS OFF FROM THE FEDERAL CABINET AT A NEWS CON- LIONS IN STATE FUNDS UNTIL AT LEAST APRIL 16 OR APRIL 23. FERENCE. SEVEN ACCOMPLICES WERE SENTENCED TO INFORMED SOURCES SAID THE PROBLEMS HE MADE THE ANNOUNCEMENT AS TIME WAS JAIL TERMS RANGING FROM SIX MONTHS TO WERE IN AN ELECTRICAL SYSTEM ON BOARD RUNNING OUT FOR DIEFENBAKER, WHO MUST FIVE YEARS. THE ATLAS ROCKET THAT WILL BE USED TO DECIDE TODAY WHETHER TO CALL FOR A GEN- SINANOVIC IS THE HIGHEST GOVERNMENT POWER COOPER INTO AN ORBIT RANGING FROM ERAL ELECTION OVER THE NUCLEAR ARMS IS­ OFFICIAL TO STAND PUBLIC TRIAL AND BE 100 MILES TO 150 MILES ABOVE EARTH. SUE OR FACE A POLITICAL SHOWDOWN IN THE SENTENCED FOR NON-POLITICAL CRIMES. THE PROBLEM WAS DISCOVERED BEFORE THE HOUSE OF COMMONS HOLDER OF MINISTERIAL RANK, HE WAS ROCKET LEFT THE GENERAL DYNAMICS ASTRO­ TRIED HERE FOR SIX WEEKS BUT MOST HEAR­ NAUTICS PLANT AT SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA. IT WAS DUE TO ARRIVE HERE TODAY, BUT WANT WAR CRIMINAL EXTRADITED INGS WERE SECRET WAS DELAYED FOR CORRECTIONS. VIENNA, (UPI)--AuSTRIAN AUTHORITIES SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SIZZLES TODAY SOUGHT TO DETERMINE IF THERE IS U.N. OfFICIAL ILL ANY CHANCE OF ETTING S S C Los ANGELES, (UPI)--LIFEGUARDS ALONG G FORMER •• OL UNITED NATIONS, (UPI)--SECRETARY GEN- OTTO SKORZENY EXTRADITED FROM SPAIN THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BEACHERS WERE ERAL THANT WAS STILL CONFINED TO HIS SKORZENY, NOW A RESIDENT OF MADRID, PRESSED INTO UNEXPECTED WINTER DUTY YES- WAS CHARGED BY AUSTRIAN AUTHORITIES TERDAY WHEN THE MERCURY SOARED INTO THE HOME TODAY WITH A VIRUS INFECTION THAT 0 HAS KEPT HIM FROM HIS OFFICE SINCE LAST WITH ASSISTING MULTIPLE MURDERS BY POI- 9 S THURSDAY. HIS CONDITION WAS REPORTED SON IN THE L*ST YEAR OF WORLD WAR I I. TRAFFIC WAS BUMPER TO BUMPER AT THE IMPROVING BUT THERE WAS NO INDICATION THEY ISSUED A WARRANT FOR SKORZENY'S BEACHES AS TOP-DOWN CONVERTIBLES AND WHEN HE WOULD RETURN TO UN HEADQUARTERS ARREST. OPEN-WINDOWED AUTOMOBILES HEADED FOR RELIEF. WASHINGTON, (UPI)--REP DONALD C JACKIE VISITS SISTER Los ANGELES INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT SIZZLED UNDER A RECORD 91 DEGREES. THE BRUCE (REP-IND ) CHARGED ON THE HOUSE NEW YORK, (UPI)--MRS JACQUELINE KEN- PREVIOUS HIGH WAS 86 IN 1954. THE NOR- FLOOR TODAY THAT THE RUSSIANS SENT 82 NEDY SLIPPED QUIETLY INTO NEW YORK TO- MAL HIGH IN MOST AREAS IS 65 DEGREES. 88 OFFENSIVE MISSILES TO CUBA RATHER DAY FOR A VISIT WITH HER SISTER, PRIN- THAN THE 42 WHICH THE SOVIET REMOVED CES LEE RADZIWILL. TER THE OCTOBER CRISIS. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 5 FEBRUARY 1963 I'~------~------.------4i PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE COM­ MORE BORDER TROUBLE SEE POSSIBLE POWER ALIGNMENT MANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE JERUSALEM, ISRAEL, (UPI )--SVR I AN BETWEEN FRANCE AND SPAIN I FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS, FORCES HAVE CONDUCTED MANEUVERS WITH MADRID, (UPI )--GEN CHARLES AiLLERET, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU OF WEAPONS LIVE AMMUNITION ALONG THE NORTHERN Is­ FRENCH MILITARY CHIEf OF STAFF, FLEW I CONTRACT NOAS-4176-c WITH THE TRANS­ 'RAELI BORDER IN RECENT DAYS, INFORMED HERE TODAY TO PRESS PRESIDENT CHARLES PORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. SOURCES SAID TODAY DE GAULLE'S COURTSHIP OF A BASHFUL AND THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY THE SYRIANS ALSO WERE REPORTED TO BE COOLY CAUTIOUS SPAIN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE FOR STRENGTHENING FORTIFICATIONS IN THE THE VISIT WAS ONE OF SIX BY KEY NOTICES IS 4 P M DAY BEFORE PUBLICA­ AREA FRENCH LEADERS WHiCH RAISED THE POS­ TION DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS 10 SIBILITY OF CREATION Of A PARIS-BoNN­ A M DAY OF PUBLICATION STUDY MEANS OF IMPROVING MADRID AXIS THAT COULD TOUCH OFF AN­ THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO AID TO UNDERDEVELOPED COUNTRIES OTHER SERIOUS PARiS-WASHINGTON POLICY I EDIT ALL COpy RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION GENEVA, (UPI )--DELEGATES ~ROM MORE CLASH I

THAN 100 UNITED NATIONS MEMBER COUN­ (IN LONDON THE SUNDAY EXPRESS SPECU- I' EDiTOR - H EDW MCKINNEY TRIES MEET HERE TODAY TO DISCUSS WAYS LATED THAT DE GAU~LE WOULD ASK SPAIN AND MEANS OF IMPROVING THE FLOW OF TO CLOSE DOWN AMERICAN AIR BASES ON I GROUP LEAVES U S FULLY TECHNICAL AID TO UNDERDEVELOPED COUN­ SPANISH SOIL IN RETURN FOR A CLOSE EQUIPPED TO CLIMB MT. EVEREST TRIES MILITARY ALLIANCE WIT~ PARIS) SAN FRANCISCO, (UPI )--FIFTEEN MEN OF THE CONFERENCE, BILLED BY ITS U N. AILLERET ARRIVED TO HANDLE THE MILI­ THE U.S 1963 MT EVEREST MOUNTAIN ORGANIZERS AS THE LARGEST OF ITS KIND TARY PART OF THE WOOING THAT MANY CLIMBING EXPEDITION DEPARTED YESTERDAY EVER HELD, WILL BRING TOGETHER POLITI­ EXPERTS SAID COULD END WITH A NEW I FROM SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL AIR­ CIANS AND SCIENTISTS FROM BOTH UNDER­ POWER ALIGNMENT INSIDE DE GAULLE'S PORT ABOARD PAN AMERICAN FLIGHT No I DEVELOPED AND HIGHLY INDUSTRIALIZED "GRAND DESIGN" FOR EUROPEAN LEADER­ THOSE LEAVING YESTERDAY WERE HEADED COUNTRIES THE U N. HOPES THAT FROM SHIP BY DR WILLIAM E SIRI, 43, BIOPHYSI­ THEIR EXCHANGE OF IDEAS A BETTER UN­ ALTHOUGH THIS GOAL HAS BEEN OFFICIAL­ CIST IN THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA DERSTANDING OF HOW TO STREAMLINE THE LY IGNORED OR DENIED, IT IS BELIEVED DONNER LABORATORY HE IS THE DEPUTY FLOW OF TECHNICAL AID WILL RESULT. CLOSER FRENCH-SPANISH LINKS WILL AT LEADER OF THE EXPEDITION AND ITS SCIEN- "WE ARE NOT LOOKING FOR IMMEDIATE THE MINIMUM STRENGTHEN THE POSITION TIFIC COORDINATOR NORMAN G DYHREN- RESULTS FROM THIS CONFERENCE," ROBERT OF GENERALISSIMO FRANCISCO FRANCO IN FURTH, SANTA MON I CA, CAL IF, I S LEADER AHIER, INFORMATION OFFICER FOR THE BARGAINING WITH THE UNITED STATES OVER Of THE 19-MAN EXPEDITION AND ALREADY CONFERENCE SAID. "WHAT WE ARE HOPING THE FOUR U S BASES HERE. IS IN NEPAL WHERE HE WILL BE JOINED BY IS THAT THE CONVERSATIONS THEY HAVE THOSE LEAVING YESTERDAY HERE WILL ENABLE OFFICIALS AND SCIEN­ COMMUNIST VIETNAMESE WANT U.S. DR SIRI SAID THE GROUP HAD BEEN A TISTS FROM ALL COUNTRIES TO FIND WAYS FORCES AND EQUIPMENT WITHDRAWN "BIT SURPRISED" AT NEWSPAPER MENTION AND MEANS OF IMPROVING COORDINATION OF TOKYO, (UPI )--THE COMMUNIST NORTH SOME DAYS AGO OF "SOFT LIFE" ON MT TECHNICAL AID." VIETNAMESE ARMY HIGH COMMAND HAS DE­ EVEREST, REFERENCE TO THE FACT THAT THE BASIS OF THE CONFERENCE'S WORK WILL NOUNCED T~E "ILLEGAL INTRODUCTiON" Of AMERICAN EXPEDITION PROBABLY IS THE BE A SERIES OF 12 DISCUSSION GROUPS U.S AIR FORCES INTO SOUTH VIET NAM BEST-EQUIPPED GROUP ATTEMPTING TO MAKE IN WHICH SOME OF THE WORLD'S TOP SCI EN- AND DEMANDED THE WITHDRAWAL OF ALL THE CLIMB. TISTS WILL DISCUSS MAJOR PROBLEMS OF U.S. FORCES FROM SOUTH VIET NAM, AC­ "THERE'S NOTHING SOFT ABOUT THIS," SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. CORDING TO RED CHINAiS OFFICIAL NEWS DR. SIRI SAID "IT'S THE TOUGHEST CLIMB SEPARATE COMMITTEES WILL DEAL WITH AGENCY, iN A BROADCAST MONITORED IN IN THE WORLD ONLY TWO EXPEDITIONS NATURAL RESOURCES, HUMAN RESOURCES, TOKYO. HAVE MADE IT. ALL WE'RE DOING 15 TRY­ AGR I CUL TURE, I NDUSTR I AL DEVELOPMENT, NEW CHI NA NEWS AGENCY, I N A REPORT ING TO REDUCE THE RIGORS AS MUCH AS TRANSPORT, HEALTH AND NUTRITION, SOCI~ FROM HANOI, NORTH VIET NAM, SAID THE POSSIBLE IN THE SHAPE Of THE BEST EQUIP PROBLEMS OF DEVELOPMENT AND URBANIZA- DENUNCIATION WAS MADE BY COLONEL HA MENT WE CAN GET AND THE BEST FOOD FOR TION, ORGANIZATION PLANNING AND PRO- VAN LAU, HEAD OF THE LIAISON MISSION THE PURPOSE " GRAMMING FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, OF THE NORTH V I ETNAMESE ARMY HI GH COM- :

SIRI SAID THAT EVEN THE ~CIENTISTS ORGANIZATION OF SCIENTIFIC AND TECH­ MAND, I N A LETTER DATED JAN 21 TO II IN THE EXPEDITION WOULD CLIMB TO THE NOLOGICAL POLICIES, INTERNATIONAL CO- THE CHAIRMAN OF THE INTERNATIONAL COM- 22,000-FOOT LEVEL AND IN CASES SUCH AS OPERATION AND PROBLEMS OF TRANSFER MISSION I PROF MAYNARD M MILLER, MICHIGAN STATE AND ADAPTATION, TRAINING OF SCIENTIFIC HA VAN LAU CHARGED THAT THE U.S. HAD I UNIVERSITY GEOLOGIST, THEY WOULD BE AND TECHNICAL PERSONNEL AND COMMUNICA­ NEARLY 300 AiRCRAFT IN SOUTH VIET NAM,

CARRYING HEAVY EQUIPMENT. TIONS NOT COUNT I NG THOSE "SUPPL I ED TO NGO I "ANYONE WHO HAS DONE ANY MOUNTAIN DINH DIEM" CLIMBING WILL KNOW HOW DIFfiCULT THIS FOREIGN STUDENT DROWNS HE ALSO CHARGED THAT "OF THE! 1,000 WILL BE" SIRl SAID "MUCH TRAINING AND HONOLULU, (UPI )--MANDICH HAKIMI, 28, U S. OFFICERS AND TROOPS NOW TAKING CONDITIONING LIES AHEAD FOR ALL OF US, OF THAILAND AND A STUDENT AT THE UNI- PART IN MILITARY OPERATIONS IN SOUTH AND OUR PROGRAM OF STOPOVERS IS NOT VERSITY OF HAWAI I IS EAST-WEST CENTER VIET NAM, MORE THAN 5,000 BELONGED TO GOING TO GIVE US MUCH TIME FOR SHOP­ DROWNED WHILE PICNICKING WITH FIVE THE U S. AIR FORCE" PING OR SIGHTSEEING." OTHER CENTER STUDENTS AT WAIMEA BAY THE LETTER ACCUSED THE KENNEDY AD- ON NORTH OAHU SUNDAY MINISTRATION OF PUSHING AHEAD WITH LANDSLIDE DESTROYS HOUSES WAHIAWA POLICE SAID HAKIMI AND A FEL- PLANS TO "EXPAND MILITARY AGGRESSION QUITO ECUADOR, (UPI )--A LANDSLIDE SET LOW STUDENT, RICHARD CUSHMAN, 22, SWAM IN SOUTH VIET NAM " OFF BY A WINTER STORM HIT THE ANDES OUT TO DEEP WATER FOR SOME BODY SURF I NG •• MOUNTAIN TOWN OF BIBLIAN YESTERDAY WHE~ BUT APPARENTLY BECAME CAUGHT IN THE HOLDUP MEN START FIRE RELIGIOUS SERVICES WERE BEING CONDUCTED STRONG OFfSHORE CURRENTS YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO, (UPI )--AN EXTRA FOR lOS VICTIMS OF A SCHOOL BUILDING CUSHMAN WAS RESCUED BY TWO MEN AND ALARM FIRE TOUCHED OFF BY THREE HOLDUP " COLLAPSE LAST WEEK THE VICTIM ALSO APPEARED TO BE WELL MEN GUTTED THE FASHIONABLE YOUNGSTOWN AUTHORITIES SAID A RIVER OF MUD AND IN HAND WHEN A BREAKER SEPARATED HIM CLUB HERE EARLY TODAY, CAUSING DAMAGE ROCKS HIT THE TURUBAMA SECTION OF THE FROM HIS RESCUERS ESTIMATED UNOFFICIALLY AT MORE THAN TINY TOWN AND DESTROYED SEVEN HOUSES, CUSHMAN WAS REVIVED AT THE SCENE AND $600,000 BUT CAUSED NO CASULATIES A SEARCH WAS STARTED FOR HUKIMI. THE FIRE OFFICIALS SAID THE DOWNTOWN OFFICIAL REPORTS REACHING HERE SAID BODY WAS FOUND ABOUT A HALF HOUR LATER PENTHOUSE CLUB WAS DAMAGED HEAVILY BY SISTER CARLOTA, THE MOTHER SUPERIOR OF BY FIRE DEPARTMENT RESCUERS THE FIRE OTHER FLOORS OF THE BUILDINi THE SACRED HEART OF MARY SCHOOL WHERE SUFFERED WATER DAMAGE. A CHAPEL COLLAPSED DURING EVENING SERV­ SEIZE JAPANESE FISHING BOAT POLICE SAID THE HOLDUP MEN FORCED ICES, DIED TODAY IN AZOGUES HOSPITAL, TOKYO, (UPI )--THE 84-TON JAPANESE THEIR WAY INTO THE BUILDING AT GUN- I ADDING TO THE DEATH TOLL. FISHING BOAT KYOSEI MARU NO o 1 I WAS POINT, TIED UP A NIGHT WATCHMAN AND SEIZED ALONG WITH ITS 15-MAN CREW YES­ AN ELEVATOR OPERATOR AND RIFLED THE I WILL SIGN AGREEMENT TOMORROW TERDAY BY A RUSSIAN PATROL BOAT NEAR CLUB. THEN THEY STARTED A F! RE EITHER! BONN, (UPI)--PHILIPPINE VICE-PRESI­ THE NORTHERN KURILE ISLANDS, THE MARI­ ACCIDENTALLY OR DELIBERATELY I DENT AND FOREIGN SECRETARY EMMANUEL TIME SAFETY AGENCY SAID TODAY I PELAEZ CONFERRED TODAY WITH FOREIGN SAFETY AGENCY OfFICIALS IN HOKKAIDO, VISIT U.S MILITARY ACADEMY MINISTER GERHARD SCHROEDER AND MINISTER TH~ NORTHERNMOST OF JAPAN'S MAIN IS­ WEST POINT, NEW YORK, {UPI )--MACARIO OF ECONOMIC COOPERATION WALTER SCHEEL LANDS, SAID THAT THE JAPANESE BOAT PERALDA, SECRETARY OF DEFENSE OF THE IN PREPARATION FOR THE SIGNING OF THE PROBABLY WAS SEIZED BECAUSE IT HAD PHILIPPINES, AND HIS WIFE PAID A 3- GENERAL AGREEMENT FOR ECONOMIC AND TEC~ BEEN OPERATING ALONG THE FRINGES OF HOUR, 15-MINUTE VISIT TODAY TO THE NICAL COOPERATION BETWEEN WEST GERMANY RUSSIAN TERRITORIAL WATERS U.S. MILITARY ACADEMY

AND THE PHILIPPINES THE BOAT HAS NOT BEEN HEARD FROM PERALDA, WHO BECAME SECRETARY Of I THE AGREEMENT WILL BE SIGNED TOMORROW SINCE IT RADIOED THAT THE SOVIET PATROL DEFENSE IN 1961, WAS A GUERRILLA FIGHT BY THE TWO FOREIGN MINISTERS BOAT WAS DRAWING UP ALONGSIDE ER DURING THE JAPANESE OCCUPATION OF OF THE ISLANDS IN WORLD WAR 1 I • PAGE 3 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 4 FEBRUARY 1963

"CUSTOMARY TO CONSIDER STRIKE MAY DEMAND REMOVAL ARMY CH I EF DESCR I BES \/ARF ARE LEADERS AS BEING COMMUNISTS" WASHINGTON, {UPI)--THE UNITED STATES iN ViET NAM AS "NASTY" LIVERPOOL, (UPI)--COMMUNIST SHOP MAY HAVE TO DEMAND THAT RUSSIA REMOVE WASHINGTON, (UPI)--GEN EARL G STEWARDS ARE DISRUPTING BRITISH INDUS­ ITS PRESENT FORCES FROM CUBA JUST AS WHEELER, ARMY CHIEF OF STAFF, SAID TRY BY UNOFFICIAL STRIKES, ROMAN CATH IT DEMANDED REMOVAL OF OFFENSIVE MIS­ TODAY THE US-BACKED FORCES ARE WIN­ OLIC ARCHBISHOP OF LIVERPOOL DR JOHN SILES AND BOMBERS, SEN JOHN C STENN~ NING A "NASTY TOUGH LITTLE WAR" IN C HEENAN SAID SAID TODAY SOUTH VIET NAM BUT HE SAID THE COM­ HEENAN, WRITING IN THE OFFICIAL PUB­ THE MISSISSIPPI DEMOCRAT HEADS THE MUNISTS CAN INTENSIFY THE CONFLICT BY LICATION OF HIS ARCHDIOCESE, THE CATH­ SENATE PREPAREDNESS SUBCOMMITTEE WHI~ INCREASING OUTSIDE AID OLIC PICTORIAL, ALSO ATTACKED EMPLOYER~ IS LAUNCHING AN INVESTIGATION OF THE "TO DATE THERE IS NO EVIDENCE OF A "HHO DECLARE ANNUAL DIVIDENDS RUNNING SOVIET BUILD-UP IN PREMIER FIDEL CAS­ STEP-UP, BUT IVE HEARD RUMORS THERE INTO MILLIONS OF POUNDS AND THEN SUR­ TRO'S ISLAND NATION WILL BE," THE FOUR-STAR OFFICER TOLD PRISED WHEN THE WORKERS DEMAND A SHARE A PENTAGON NEWS CONFERENCE OF THE PROFITS" OBSERVE BOY SCOUT WEEK WHEELER RETURNED LAST WEEK FROM HIS APART FROM OVERTIME, HE SAID, THE WITH DINNER FRIDAY NIGHT FIRST TOUR OF THE FIGHTING AREA HE BEST-KNOWN SOURCES OF EXTRA PAY ARE SAID HE "\oIOULDN'T DISAGREE" "'11TH A DANGER MONEY AND DIRT MONEY HE SUG­ A Boy SCOUT WEEK KICKOFF DINNER WILL BE HELD AT THE PMZ COUNTRY CLUB ON PREDICTION BY ADM ~ARRV D FELT T~AT GESTED THAT SHOP STEWARDS SHOULD RE­ FRIDAY 8 FEBRUARY AT 6 30 P ~ ALL VICTORY WILL BE ACHIEVED IN T~REE CEIVE A BONUS ON BOTH COUNTS. BOY SCOUTS, THEIR PARENTS AND ADULT YEARS BUT HE ADDED THAT HE PERSONALL Yi "BEING A SHOP STEWARD ENDANGERS A SCOUTERS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO PREFERRED NOT TO GIVE A DEFiNITE TI~E MAN'S GOOD NAME BECAUSE WHENEVER THERE ATTEND PERIOD IS INDUSTRIAL TROUBLE THE PUBLIC BLAMES A CHARGE OF $2 PER PERSON WILL BE FELT, COMMANDER-iN-CHIEF FOR THE THE SHOP STEWARDS AND MORE OFTEN THAN LEVIED ALL PERSONS WHO DESIRE TO PACIFIC, LAST WEEK SAID THE COMMUNISTS NOT IT IS ASSUMED HE IS A COMMUNIST, " ATTEND ARE ASKED TO PHONE 331 AND \vOULD TH I NK "LONG AND HARD" BEFORE I N­ THE ARCHBISHOP WROTE GIVE THE NUMBER IN THE PARTY SO THAT TERVENING OPENLY WITH ORGANIZED FORCES HE ADDED: "THE WILD-CAT STRIKES, AS PROPER ARRANGEMENTS CAN BE MADE FOR IN SOUTH VIET NAM THEY ARE CALLED, CAN RARELY IF EVER BE DINNER WHEELER SAID THIS DOES NOT RULE OUT JUSTIFIED, YOU WILL NEARLY ALHAYS FIND A PMZ BUS WILL LEAVE FROM MACY'S THE POSSIBILITY OF OPEN INTERVENTION COMMUNISTS AT THE BACK OF THEM BUT PROMPTLY AT 6-30 P M TO TAKE FAlvllLIES THE ARMY CHIEF SAID HE SAW WEAPONS THE OFFICIAL STRIKE CALLED BY THE UNI~ TO THE PMZ CLUB. IN KEEPING \.JITH BOY MADE IN RED CHINA, IN SOUTH VIET NAM MAY WELL HAVE AS ITS CAUSE THE INJUS- SCOUT WEEK, ALL SCOUTS ARE EXPECTED AND IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA, BUT NONE FROM TICE OR ARROGANCE OF THE EMPLOYER " TO WEAR COMPLETE UNIFORMS THE SOVIET UNION DURING HIS TOUR SUGGEST SOME TYPE OF LICENSE WILL BUILD HUGE RESERVOIRS DECLARES FEW TROPICAL AFRICAN FOR FOREIGN AGENTS IN U.S. MoscoH, (UPI)--THE SOVIET UNION PLA~ NATIONS ARE LIABLE TO SURVIVE V/ASHINGTON, (UPI )--UNDERSECRETARY Of TO BUILD TWO RESERVOIRS, EACH ABOUT STATE GEORGE \/ BALL TODAY PROPOSED WASHINGTON, (UPI)--A GEOGRAPHER AT 40 KILOMETERS (25 MILES) LONG, TO SOME TYPE Of LICENSiNG FOR NON-DIPLO­ ONE Of THE LARGE UNIVERSITIES OF THE SUPPLY Moscow'S WATER REQUIREMENTS, MATIC AGENTS OF FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS AS UNITED STATES SAID TODAY THAT ONLY II THE OFfiCIAL NEWS AGENCY TASS SAID A CLOSER CHECK ON THEIR LOBBYING ABOUT A HALF A DOZEN OF THE NEW NATIONS TODAY ACTIVITIES IN TROPICAL AFRICA HAVE THE GEOGRAPHIC BALL TOLD THE SENATE FOREIGN RELA­ TASS SA I D EACH OF THE RESERVO I RS, TO RESOURCES TO SUCCEED AS INDEPENDENT BE BUILT ON THE RIVERS KUZA AND OZE~, TIONS COMMITTEE THAT SO FAR "WE HAVE NATIONS WOULD HAVE A CAPACITY OF ABOUT 220 NOT FOUND THAT THE ACTIVITIES OF FOR­ THE COMMENTATOR WAS DR GEORGE H MILLION CUBIC METERS (287,750,000 EIGN AGENTS PRESENT ANY SERIOUS PRO­ KIMBLE, PROfESSOR AT INDIANA UNIVERS!T CUBIC YARDS) OF HATER BLEMS FOR THE PROCESS OF POLICY FOR­ AND RECOGNIZED AUTHORITY ON TROPICAL IT SAID THAT WHILE THE RIVER MOSKVA AFRICA MULATION" IN THE DEPARTMENT CURRENTLY SUPPLIES EACH MUSCOVITE WITH HOWEVER, HE SAID, SOME fORM OF LI­ KIMBLE IDENTIFIED THE NATIONS WHICH ABOUT 500 LITRES (110 GALLONS) OF CENSING, WHICH WOULD INCLUDE A CARE­ MAY SUCCEED AS NIGERIA, THE CONGO, FUL CHECK ON EACH APPLICATION, \oIOULD WATER A DAY--TWICE THE PER CAPITA GHANA, TANGANYIKA, SUDAN, THE FEDERA­ GIVE EACH FOREIGN AGENT "CREDENTIALS DAILY SUPPLY IN SUCH CITIES AS LONDON, TION OF RHODESIA AND NYASALAND, AND-­ COPENHAGEN AND VIENNA--FUTURE GROWTH TO PROVE THAT HE HAD MET THE LICENSING POSSI6LY--KENYA, WHICH IS NOT YET OF THE CITY MADE THE RESERVOIRS NEC­ INDEPENDENT REQUIREMENTS It ESSARY HE DESCRIBED CENTRAL AFRICA AS "EIGH SUNDAY NIGHT BRIDGE SCORES MILLION SQUARE MILES OF TERRITORY THAT EMBASSY EMPLOYES BEATEN NOBODY QUITE l

SOVIET MILITARY STRENGTH IN CUBA POLICE OFFICER KILLED NEWSMEN GET JAIL TERMS FOR HAS' BEEN INCREASED TEN-FOLD RUGBY, NORTH DAKOTA, (Up I) --A RUGBY, REFUSING TO TELL NEWS SOURCES NEW YORK, (UPI)--A TOP STATE DEPART­ NORTH DAKOTA, POLICE OFFICER WAS KrLLro LONDON, (UPI}--THE HIGH COURT TODAY MENT OFFICIAL SAID TONIGHT IT IS POS­ BY THREE YOUNG BURGLARS TODAY WHEN HE SENTENCED TWO NEWSMEN TO PRISON TERMS SIBLE THE SOVIET MILITARY STRENGTH IN SURPRISED THEM IN AN ALLEY BEHIND A FOR REFUSING TO NAME THEIR SOURCES OF CUBA IS 10 TIMES WHAT IT WAS BEFORE TAVERW. THE BODY OF 56-YEAR-OLD FRANK INFORMATION BEFORE A SPECIAL TRIBUNAL INVESTIGATING PRESS CHARGES, OF SOVIET T~E MISSILE CRISES IN OCTOBER PETERSON WAS FOUND BY AN ELDERLY MAN EDWARD MARTIN, ASSISTANT SECRETARY WHO WITNESSED THE SLAYING POLICE ESPIONAGE IN THE ADMIRALTY OF STATE IN CHARGE OF LATIN AMERICAN SAID ONE OF THE KILLERS MAY HAVE BEEN THE COURT GAVE DAILY MAIL REPORTER AFFAIRS, APPEARED ON A NATIONAL TELE­ WOUNDED IN T~E SAVAGE GUN BATTLE BRENDAN MULHOLLAND, 29, SIX MONTHS VISION PROGRAM WITH SEN KENNETH KEAT­ ON EACH OF THREE CHARGES OF CONTEMPT ING (REP -N Y ) BRITISH COMMUNISTS WOULD BUT RULED THE TERMS COULD RUN CONCUR- IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE MISSILE CRISIS MEDIATE SINO-SOVIET FEUD RENTLY IT SENTENCED DAILY SKETCH THE ADMINISTRATION SAID THAT SOVIETS LONDON, (UPI)--A BRITISH COMMUNIST REPORTER REGINALD ROSTER, 58, TO THREE HAD BETWEEN SEVEN AND EIGHT THOUSAND PARTY MISSION HAS GONE QUIETLY TO MONTHS ON ONE COURT TROOPS IN CUBA LATER, THIS FIGURE PEKING TO TRY AND MEDIATE THE SINO­ Two WEEKS AGO THE HIGH COURT, IN THE WAS REVISED TO BETWEEN 17 AND 18 THOU­ SOVIET FEUD, NOW THREATENING TO EX­ FIRST DECISION OF ITS KIND IN BRITISH SAND TOOOPS PLODE INTO A FULL BREAK IN THE COM­ LEGAL HISTORY, SENTENCED DAILY SKETCH KEATING SAID THAT HE HAD INFORMATION MUNIST MOVEMENT REPORTER DESMOND CLOUGH, 34, TO SIX LEADING HIM TO BELIEVE THE SOVIET THE MISSION, WHICH ARRIVED IN PEKING MONTHS IN JAIL HOWEVER, SINCE THEN STRENGTH WAS 10 TIMES WHAT IT HAD BEEN OVER THE WEEKEND FOR TALKS WITH CHI­ HIS PROTECTED SOURCE HAS STEPPED FOR­ LAST JULY BEFORE THE MISSILE CRISIS NESE COMMUNIST LEADERS, INCLUDES THE WARD TO PUBLICLY IDENTIFY HIMSELF AND PARTY'S GENERAL SECRETARY JOHN GOLL~ IT IS NOT EXPECTED THAT CLOUGH WILL AND THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY WORKER, HAVE TO SERVE THE TERM ROYAL COUPLE GETS BIG WELCOME GEORGE MATTHEWS THE COURT TODAY RULED, AS IN CLOUGH~ FROM NATIVE FIJI ISLANDERS THE BRITISH COMMUNIST PARTY CON­ CASE, THAT IT WAS IN THE PUBLIC IN­ SUVA, FIJI ISLANDS, (UPI)--EsCORTED FIRMED THEY WENT TO PEKING FOR THE TEREST FOR THE NEWSMEN TO REVEAL THEIR BY THE NEW ZEALAND FRIGATE OTAGO AND TALKS, BUT WOULD NOT COMMENT FURTHER SOURCES A FLOTTILLA OF SMALL CRAFT THE CRUI­ THE CHOICE OF THE COMPARATIVELY IN­ SER BRITANNIA WITH QUEEN ELIZABETH AND SIGNIFICANT BRITISH PARTY FOR THE DEL­ DEFENSE CHIEFS WILL MEET PRINCE PHILIP ABOARD ENTERED SUVA HAR­ ICATE MISSION HIGHLIGHTED THE SERIOUS­ LONDON, (UPI}--EARL MOUNTBATTEN, BOR AT 9 A M YESTERDAY NESS OF THE RIFT, DIPLOMATIC OBSERVERS BRITISH DEFENSE STAFF CHIEF, FLEW TO FIJI MILITARY FORCES FIRED A 21-GUN SAID NEW YORK TODAY ON HIS WAY TO WASHING­ SALUTE W~ILE A SUNDERLAND FLYING BOAT INFORMED COMMUNIST SOURCES IN UJNDON TON FOR TWO DAYS OF INFORMAL TALKS OF THE ROYAL NEW ZEALAND AIR FORCE SAID DIRECT RELATIONS BETWEEN THE WITH PENTAGON DEFENSE CHIEFS CIRCLED LOW OVER THE BRITANNIA RUSSIAN AND THE MOSCOW-CONTROLLED RUL­ "THIS IS A ROUTINE VISIT,t1 MOUNTBAT­ FIRST ABOARD TO GREET THE ROYAL Cou­ ING COMMUNIST PARTIES, ON THE ONE HAN~ TEN SAID AT LONDON AIRPORT PLE WAS SIR KENNETH MADDOCKS WITH A AND THE CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY, ON "THERE IS NO AGENDA" GROUP OF HIGH FIJAN CHIEFS IN TRADI­ THE OTHER, HAD PLUNGED TO ZERO TIONAL DRESS AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE AFTER THEY WERE RECEIVED BY THE STUDENTS CRITICIZE FRENCH STAND TUESDAY 5 FE6RUARY 1963 QUEEN AND PRINCE PHILIP THE CHIEFS BONN, (UPI)--ABOUT 50 BONN STUDENTS P.M JIM AMECHE'S POP CONCERT PAID SOLEMN HOMAGE AND PERFORMED A 5:05 DEMONSTRATED AT THE FRENCH EMBASSY b:OO NEWS CEREMONY OF INVITATION TO GO ASHORE TODAY AGAINST FRANCE'S VETO OF BRITI~ LATIN QUARTER WHICH IS ONLY ACCORDED TO PERSONS OF 6.15 My FAVORITE HUSBAND THE VERY HIGHEST RANK. MEMBERSHIP IN THE EUROPEAN COMMON MAR­ 6.30 7·00 ENCHANTMENT OF MUSIC A SILENT CROWD STOOD ON SHORE WAIT­ KET ONE NIGHT STAND ING FOR THE ROYAL COUPLE TO LAND THE STUDENTS BELONGED TO THE YOUNG 7:30 EUROPEAN FEDERALISTS ASSOCIATION, AN 8:00 VOYAGE OF THE SCARLETT QUEEN OFFSHOOT OF THE SEMI-OFFICIAL EUROP~ 8:30 SPORTS REPORT CHARGED \vtTH EMBEZZlI NG INTEGRATION IT WAS THE FIRST SUCH 8·45 CURT MASSEY SELMA, ALABAMA, (UPI)--A 65-YEAR­ DEMONSTRATION IN BONN 9:00 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES OLD BANK OFFICIAL IS CHARGED WITH IN MUN I CH, ABOUT 300 STUDENTS MARCHED 9:30 OPUS ONE EMBEZZLING AN ESTIMATED $427,000 DUR­ TO THE BRITISH CONSULATE AND HANDED 10:00 NEWS ING THE PAST 35 YEARS OVER A RESOLUTION WHICH SYMPATHIZED 10:05 Opus ONE,CONT'D THE FBI IDENTIFIED THE SUSPECT AS WITH BRITISH EFFORTS TO JOIN THE COM­ 12.00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN OFF HuGH EDWARD CAMPBELL, ASSISTANT CASH­ MON MARKET AND CRITICIZED THE r~'NCH WEDNESDAY 6 FEBRUARY 1963 IER AT THE SELMA NATIONAL BANK ED­ STAND. 6·00 A M SIGN ON WARD TULLY, SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE 6.05 DON THE DAWN BREAKER OF THE FBI OFFICE AT MOBILE, SAID MESSAGE NOT REVEALED 6 30 NEWS CAMPBELL TOLD AUTHORITIES HE "SPENT WASHINGTON, (UPI)--A MESSAGE TO 6·35 DAWN BREAKER, CONT'D ALL OF THE MONEY" BUT GAVE NO INDI­ PRESIDENT KENNEDY FROM PAKISTANI PRE­ 8 00 DON McNEILL'S BREAKFAST CLUB CATION OF WHERE OR HOW HE SPENT IT SIDENT MOHAMMAD AYUB KHAN WAS DELIV­ 8:30 ARTHUR GODFREY LOCAL AUTHORITIES SAID CAMPBELL ERED AT THE WHITE HOUSE TODAY BY 9:00 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES LIVED A "CONSERVATIVE LIFE" WITH NO AMBASSADOR AZIZ AHMED. 9'30 WORLD OF SHOW BUSINESS INDICATION OF FRIVOLOUS SPENDING AHMED DECLINED TO DISCUSS CONTENTS 10 00 GARRY MOORE SHOW OF THE MESSAGE HE REPLIED "NO COM­ 10.30 COUNTRY CORNER WANT MACMILLAN TO RESIGN MENT" WHEN ASKED ABOUT THE PROPOSED 11.00 TURN BACK THE CLOCK LONDON, (UPI)--A LONDON NEWSPAPER AIR UMBRELLA BEING CONSIDERED BY U.S II 30 MARSHALLESE PROGRAM SAID A MAJORITY OF CONSERVATIVE MEM­ AND BRITISH OFFICIALS REVIEWING INDIA'S 12 00 NOON NEWS BERS OF PARLIAMENT WANT HAROLD MACMIL­ DEFENSE NEEDS 12 05 WEATHER AND STOCK REPORT LAN TO RESIGN AS PRIME MINISTER IN 12 10 MID DAY MELODIES FAVOR OF COMMON MARKET NEGOTIATOR MUCH BLINDNESS IS NEEDLESS 12·30 A QUARTER CENTURY OF SWING EDWARD HEATH BECAUSE HALF OF ALL BLINDNESS IS 1.00 NEWSMAKERS THE SUNDAY CITIZEN, CITING NO SOUR­ NEEDLESS, THE NATIONAL SOCIETY FOR THE 1 15 SPORTS DESK CES, SAID "THE BULK OF CoNSERVATIVE PREVENTION OF BLINDNESS COMBATS IGNO­ I 30 SHOP CONCERT MPs WANT MACMILLAN TO QUIT SOON SO RANCE, APATHY AND NEGLECT THROUGH RE­ 3.30 FLAIR THAT A NEW TORY LEADER WILL HAVE A SEARCH, EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY SER­ 4.00 COUNTRY MUSIC TIME YEAR TO SETTLE DOWN BEFORE A GENERAL VICE IT ALERTS THE PUBLIC TO SYMP­ 4 30 PAU HANA S~RENADE ELECTION IN MAY, 1964 TORY MPs ARE TOMS OF SIGHT-STEALING DISEASES AND 5 00 NEWS CONVINCED T~EY CANNOT WIN ANOTHER THE IMPORTANCE OF EARLY DETECTION GENERAL ELECTION UNDER MACMILLAN'S LEADERSHIP "Now MANY TORIES BELIEVE A YOUNG GENERAL MESS MENU - WEDNESDAY SUCCESSOR HAS APPEARED--EDWARD HEATH, BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER FRENCH ONION SOUP WHO CONDUCTED THE BRITISH NEGOTIATIO~, CHILLED FIGS TOMATO SOUP TORY MPs CAME OUT OF A PRIVATE MEET- CHILLED FRUIT JUICE BREADED VEAL CUTLET BAKED VIRGINIA HAM ING WITH HIM LAST WEEK SAYING OPENLY HOT & COLD CEREAL MASHED POTATOES-RICE MASHED SWEET POTATOES THEY WANTED HIM AS LEADER" PORK SAUSAGE BUTTERED LIMA BEANS BUTTERED CAULIFLOWER SCRAMBLED EGGS SALAD BAR w/DRESSING STEAMED RICE ADULT OSTRICHES WEIGH UP TO 300 FRIED POTATOES-RICE BREAD PUDDING W/SAUCE SALAD BAR w/DRESSING POUNDS THEY GRAZE LIKE HORSES AND CINNAMON ROLLS COLD DRINK STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE CAN EAT JUST AS MUCH TOAST, BUTTER & JAM CH I LLED MI LK ICED TEA wiLEMON MILK-COFFEE-HoT TEA COFFEE-MOT TEA MILK-COFFEE-HoT TEA - BULLFIGHTING SHOWN ON TV BR!NGS STORM OF PROTESTS BOSTON, (UPI )--SHOWING BY WBZ-TV TO­ DAY OF A NATIONAL BROADCASTING CO. DOC~ MENTARY OF BUllFIGHTING BROUGHT FOURTH SPORTS ONLY THE tlNORMAl NUMBER" OF TELEPHONE CALLS, WBZ-TV SAID. PAGE 5 HOURGLASS SPORTS SECTION TUESDAY 5 FEBRUARY 1963 THE PROGRAM, "BULLfiGHT IN SPAiN," WAS TELEVISED NATIONALLY AND CARR~ED ONLY TWO COLLEGE TEAMS lOCALLY ON WBZ-TV DESPITE THE OPPOSi­ REMAIN IN THE UNBEATEN CLASS THE OBSERVER TION OF THE MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY fOR NEW YORK, (lJPI )--NIAGARA IS MISSING THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS IN ACTION AND NOW THERE ARE ONLY TWO -- BY PAT LANIAS (MSPCA) MAJOR UNBEATEN COLLEGE BASKETBALL TEAM~ P M.Z. "A" AND SPOILERS "A" UNVEilED DR ERIC H HANSEN, PRESIDENT OF THE IN THE COUNTRY IT'S MAIDEN APPEARANCE IN THE flA" LEA­ MSPCA, SAID YESTERDAY HIS GROUP HAD THEy'RE CINCINNATI AND LOYOLA (ILL ), GUE LAST NIGHT WHILE THE SPOILERS "B" RECEIVED "HUNDREDS Of CAllS" URGING iT

OF COURSE, AND IT lOOKS LIKE NOTHING AND THE JATOES OPENED THE 1963 KWAJ­ TO OBJECT TO THE PROGRAM II SHORT OF REDUCING THE SIZE OF THE BAS- AlEIN BASKETBALL SEASON IN THE "B" LEA- THE MSPCA SAID IT WOULD lODGE A PRO- KET IS GOING TO BOTHER THEM GUE TEST WITH THE STATION IT SAID BULl- THE BEARCATS, THE NATION'S FIRST- THE DEFENDiNG CHAMPIONS P M.Z "A" FIGHTING WAS "A BRUTAL GORY MASSACRE" RANKED TEAM, SIMPLY TOYED WITH ST LOUISMISSILES TURNED BACK THE PRE-SEASON WHICH WAS "HARDLY A FITTiNG OR EDUCA- IN A 70-40 VICTORY SATURDAY NIGHT WHll~ SINGLE ELIMINATION TITLISTS SPOILERS TIONAl SPECTACLE FOR CHilDREN WHO VERY LOYOLA, No 2 RANKED, AND THE HIGHEST "Afl 60-37 LAST NIGHT WITH HAL (BIG DAD- LIKELY Will BE WATCHING TELEViSION IN SCORING TEAM IN THE COUNTRY, WHIPPED DY) CHARTRAND, SAM TIM AND C ALEXANDER THIS TIME PERIOD fI iOWA, 86-68 PACING THEIR VICTORY WITH THE SMOOTH • NIAGARA, WHICH WAS RANKED 15TH ON THE FLOOR WORK DISPLAYED BY RON ETHRIDGE, MILLIONAIRE SPORTSMAN oS WiFE D~ES BASIS OF iTS UNBEATEN RECORD SUFFERE[ DUDLEY MAKAHANALOA, DICK CROTTY AND WHEN PRIVATE PLANE CRASHES

A 102-78 lOSS AT THE HANDS OF PROVI- GEORGE SHELDON IN THE FIRST TWO QUAR- OCALA, FLORiDA j (UPI )--THE BOD~ES Of DENCE TERS, THE MISSILES ROLLED TO A 25-21 MRS PATRICIA WIDENER, WVFE 0f MILLION- CINCINNATI'S MEETING WITH ST LOUIS AT INTERMISSION TIME HAL CHARTRAND AIRE SPORTSMAN PETER A.B. WIDENER I! i, AT CINCINNATI WAS BILLED AS A flCRUCIAL' REPEATING HIS THIRD YEAR IN THE ISLANDS AND THE FAMILyiS PERSONAL PILOT, WERE MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE GAME BUT CAGE DEBACLE PUMPED IN 16 POINTS IN FOUND TODAY NEAR THE WRECKAGE OF THE TURNED INTO A ROUT THE BEAR CATS CLAMP- THE FINAL QUARTER TO SHAKE OFF THEIR WIDENER'S PRIVATE PLANE ED THEIR FAMOUS IRON-CLAD DEFENSE ON OPPONENTS CHARTRAND TOTALED HIS POINTS THE DiSCOVERY WAS MADE IN A HEAVILY THE BILLIKENS, LED 32-21 , AT HALFTIME TO 27 TO TAKE THE HONORS FOR THE HIGH- WOODED AREA SOUTHWEST OF THIS HORSE AND HELD EVERY ST LOUIS PLAYER TO EST SCORER IN THE GAME SPOilERS flAfI BREEDING TOWN, SITUATED ABOUT 85 MILES SEVEN POINTS OR LESS JIM DUNCAN CAME SECOND WITH 16 SOUTHWEST Of JACKSONVILLE LOYOLA SWEPT TO ITS 20TH CONSECUTIVE THE MISSILES WERE ALSO HOT ON THE MRS WIDENER AND THE PILOT, ROBERT Go ViCTORY WITH ITS USUAL FREE-WHEELING FREE THROW LINE, CONNECTING 12 OUT OF STAAB, 40, HAD BEEN M~S$iNG SINCE YES- OFFENSIVE STYLE THE RAMBLERS LED, 39- 22 FOR A PERCENTAGE OF 545 TERDAY WHEN THEY ATTEMPTED A LAND~NG 28, AT HALFTIME AND BEFORE iT WAS OVER DIMINUTIVE DANNY KAMIYA AND PETE IN A HEAVY RAIN AT THE LOCAL AijRPORT COACH GEORGE IRELAND USED ALL OF HIS SPAGNOLA SPARKED THE SPOilERS flBfI TO A WIDENER, WHO WAS WAITING TO GREET H~S I I PLAYERS 25-16 VICTORY OVER THE JATOS LAST NIGHT WIFE, SAID THE PLANE DESCENDED TO AN THIRD-RANKED DUKE ENCOUNTERED A WHALE IN THE "B" LEAGUE KAMIYA TOSSED IN ALTITUDE OF ABOUT 200 FEET BEfORE STAAB OF A BATTLE FROM NORTH CAROLINA IN AN 9 AND SPAGNOLA FOLLOWED WITH 8 BILL PULLED IT UP SUDDENLY AND BANKED TOWARD ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE GAME BUT WON STRICKLAND GARNERED 8 fOR THE lOSING THE WEST, APPARENTLY BECAUSE OF POOR i OUT, 77-69 THE TARHEELS TRAILED BY JATOS AND TEAMMATE BUD WEISBROD TALLIED OISIBIL!TY. II ONLY TWO POINTS AT THE HALF AND THE WITH 6. A SEARCH FOR THE PLANE WAS STARTED II SCORE WAS TIED AT 66-66 WITH THREE P.M.Z "A" THIS MORNING WHEN IT WAS DISCOVERED THEil MINUTES TO PLAY BEFORE THE BLUE DEVILS G F T CRAFT HAD NOT CHECKED IN AT ANY OTHER II PULLED SLIGHTLY AWAY. ALEXANDER 3 3 9 AIRPORTS IN THE STATE II MISSI$SIPPI STATE BEAT LOUISIANA ETHRIDGE 2 0 4 FIRST REPORTS FROM THE CRASH SCENE STATE, 73-66, OHIO STATE SHADED PURDUE, CHARTRAND 10 7 21 INDICATED THE BODIES HAD BEEN THROWN Ii 97-93, WEST VIRGINIA SHADED PITTSBURGH, MAKAHANALOA 2 2 6 CLEAR AND THAT THE PLANE BURNED AfTER I

68-67, NORTHWESTERN TOPPED INDIANA, 100 LIM 5 0 10 CRASHING INTO THE WOODS I -87, AND ARIZONA STATE BEAT TEXAS WEST- CROTTY I 0 2 WIDENER IS A MEMBER OF THE HIALEAH !

ERN 63-60 SHELDON I 0 2 RACE COURSE BOARD OF DiRECTORS, AND THE I SEVENTH-RANKED STANFORD WAS TO HAVE TOTALS 24 12 60 FAMILY NAME IS A FAMILIAR ONE iN RACING: MET WASHINGTON STATE IN PULLMAN BUT THE SPOILERS "A" CIRCLES ONE OF FlORIDAuS CLASSICS-- TEAM BUS COULD NOT PASS THE ICY ROADS BREITENBERGER 2 0 4 THE WIDENER HANDICAP--IS NAMED IN HONOR: FROM SPOKANE AND THE GAME WAS CANCELLED ZOLLER 3 0 6 OF THE FAMILY IN OTHER GAMES AROUND THE COUNTRY, DUNCAN 7 2 16 BOWLING GREEN NIPPED CANISIUS, 60-59~ I~EDA 3 2 8 SCUBA CLUB NOTICE CRE I GHTON DEFEATED ST BONAVENTURE, C I MI KASH I RO I I 3 MEMBERS ARE REMINDED THAT AFTER THE -74 , MINNESOTA EDGED OUT WISCONSIN, 69 15 5 37 DIVE ON SUNDAY 10 FEBRUARY ANY DiVER -68, AUBURN TOPPED VANDERBILT, 62-59, TOTALS WHO HAS NOT DiVED WITH SCUBA EQUIPMENT 12 22 :::60 DEPAUL BEAT LOUISVILLE 78-73, MICHIGAN P.M Z "A" - -_ -_ -_I~ 13 WITHIN THE PAST 90 DAYS WiLL BE DROPPED I S HAD ED I'd~A CHI GANT S ATE, 72 -71 , K EN T UC K Y SPOILERS "A" 13 2 14 =37 FROM CLUB MEMBERSHIP DOWNED FlORIDA~ 94-71, BRADLEY LED ALL SPOILERS "A" THERE WILL BE A VERY !MPORTANT MEET* THE WAY IN AN C5-69 VICTORY OVER MAR- G F T ING ON THURSDAY 7 FEBRUARY AT 7 30 P M QUETTE, IOWA STATE DEFEATED KANSAS, 69 HINTACUTAN I o 2 IN ROOM 114 AT THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL -57, AND HOUSTON TOPPED NORTH TEXAS SHIGETA I o 2 THE PROPOSED BY-LAWS AND CONSTITUTION STATE, 68-62 SPAGNOLA 4 o 8 WILL BE VOTED UPON AT THAT TiME KAMIYA 4 I GIRLS SOFTBALL PRACTICE SCHEDULE 9 KOTOMORI o I I WINS UNAN I MOUS DEC I S I ON i TUESDAY DALLY FIELD NAVY NAKATA I 1 NEW YORK, (UPI )--MiDDLEWE!GHT CONTEND I WEDNESDAY DAllY FIELD KWAJ TEENS 3 TOTALS II 3 25 ER RUBIN (HURRICANE) CARTER WEATHERED ! BRANDON FIELD ISLANDERS A BAD NINTH ROUND SATURDAY NIGHT TO WIN! JATOS THURSDAY DALLY FIELD ISLANDERS A LOPSIDED UNANIMOUS DECIS!ON OVER RUG­ BRANDON FIELD NAVY KOHS I 0 2 GED GOMEO BRENNAN OF THE WEST iNDIES IN WE I SBROD 2 2 6 THEIR FIGHT AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN BASKETBALL SCHEDULE STRICKLAND 4 0 8 IT WAS THE fiFTH STRAIGHT VICTORY FOR TUESDAY 5 FEBRUARY TOTALS 7 2 16 COLORFUL CARTER Of PATERSON, NEW JERSE~ 6 PM. PoM Z VS MIXERS SPOILERS "B"- -- -5 13 5 2 ::: 25 WHO MIGHT HAVE BEEN CONSIDERED AS MID­ 7 P M ELEU VS SLICKERS JATOS ------7 3 2 4 ::: 16 DLE-WEIGHT CHALLENGER HAD HE BEEN ABLE WEDNESDAY 6 FEBRUARY TO TAG BRENNAN WITH HIS fiRST KNOCKOUT 6 P M. XR WARRIORS flAfI VS RANGERS TONIGHT'S BOWLING IN THIS 10-ROUNDERo 7 P.M SERPENTS VS L D.S 1-2 SNACK BAR VS PIRATES 6 00 PM INSTEAD, CARTER HAD TO BE SATISFiED 3- 4 TELSTARS VS BILLETING n " " WITH A VERDICT OVER TOUGH GOMEO FROM WOv1EN RESUME BOWL I NG 5-6 AlKANES VS PIPE SHOP THE ISLAND OF BiMINI LADiES' WEDNESDAY AfTERNOON BOWLING 7-8 KAISER VS MARINE DEPT LEAGUE WILL RESUME BOWLING FEBRUARY 6 1-2 ESQUIRES VS POST OFFICE 8 15 PM TENNIS TOURNAMENT RESULTS AT I O'CLOCK 3- 4 POWER HOUSE VS SLICKERS """ E Ho WILLIS DEFEATED COELHO 6-3 AND 5-6 MACY'S VS MULLETS 6-2 LAST NIGHT AT THE YOKWE YUK TENNIS NEWS ITEMS? CALL 2114 OR 539 7-8 SECURITY vs LDS COURT - PAGE 6 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 5 FEBRUARY 1963 NOTICES movie:J :Jonigkt

WANTED OCEAN VIEW -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P M. WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY NEEDS EX­ "TARZAN'S GREATEST ADVENTURE" C PERIENCED STENOGRAPHERS. To APPLY GORDON SCOTT, ANTHONY QUAYLE--A GROUP OF CROOKS HUNTING FOR LOST CONTACT MRS. FRANCES KEOGH, 9-480 JTO DIAMONDS IN AFRICA, FIND TARZAN A HARD MAN TO KILL BUILDING. RICHARDSON -- SHOWTIME 7 30 P.M CHANCE VOUGHT HAS OPENINGS FOR FE­ "NO TIME FOR SERGEANTS" B&.W MALE CLERK-TYPISTS IN SUPPLY DEPART­ ANDY GRIFFITH, MYRON MCGORNICK--STORY ABOUT A SOUTHERN BOY WHO MENT. CONTACT J L. D,LLION - 596. GETS DRAFTED INTO THE AIR FORCE AND HIS ADJUSTING TO THE MILITARY WAY OF LIFE A COMEDY THAT WILL KEEP YOU LAUGHING FROM START TO FINISH TRAINING WHEELS FOR CHILD'S 20" BICYCLE. CALL KEN MITCHELL, 9-228 YOKWE YUK -- SHOWTIMES 7.00 PM., 9.00 P M AND MIDNIGHT "GIGI" C & CS PLAYPEN WITH PAD. ALSO GIRL'S BI­ MAURICE CHEVALIER, LESLIE CARON--STORY TAKES PLACE IN PARIS DUR- CYCLE WITH TRAINING WHEELS. CALL ING THE YEAR 1900 TIME OF WINE, WOMfN, SONGS AND GIGI '" THE TOP MUSICAL 2316 ANYTIME. COMEDY OF THE YEAR WHICH WON 9 ACADEMY AWARDS

FOR SALE ROXY -- SHOWTIMES 6'30 P M AND 8 30 P M. I AIR CONDITIONER, 3/4 TON CARRIER. "GIGOT" C&.CS I GIRL'S BIKE, 20". I GROCERY CART, THERE NEVER WAS A MORE LOVABLE, MORE PATHETIC MAN THAN GIGOT, 2 WHEEL. CALL 2320 OR 9-563 AND ASK WHO LOVED CHILDREN, ANIMALS AND FUNERALS. FOR RAY. MAD CLUB -- SHOWTIME 7 30 P M HEATHKIT AAIOO AMPLIFIEr AND AJ4J "KEY WITNESS"

STEREO TUNER. EXCELLENT CONDITION, KOOKY YOUNG HOODS AND THEIR MOLL WANTED TO TRY IT ALL. AND DID' ! $275 CALL 9-326 UP TO 1700 HOURS OR 681 AFTER 1700 ~OUR~: MANY VILLAGES IN JAPAN ARE RO I NAMUR MCJV I ES : ONE 26-INCH BOY'S AND ONE 26-INCH ISOLATED DUE TO SNOW STORMS TUESDAY 5 FEBRUARY 8 P.M. GIRL'S BICYCLE bOTH HAVE HAND BRAKES TOKYO, (UPI)--RAIN FELL ON SNOW- "MARY HAD A LITTLE" AGNES LAURENT I AND 3-SPEED TRANSMISSIONS. BOTH IN CRUSHED JAPAN SEA PROVINCES TODAY WHILE A DOCTOR LOOKS FOR THE IDEAL WOMAN GOOD KWAJ CONDITION. $20.00 EACH. ONE REMOTE TOWNS AND VILLAGES REMAINED ISO- (36-22-36). THROUGH HYPNOSIS HE PRE- 24-INCH BOY'S BIKE, GOOD KWAJ CONDITIO~ LATED BY AN ALMOST MONTH-LONG SNOWSTOR~ DICTS HE CAN PRODUCE THE WORLDS FIRST NEEDS SEAT, $12 00. ONE 15,000 BTU NATIONAL POLICE HEADQUARTERS REPORTED PERFECT BABY. GE AIR CONDITIONER USED 14 MONTHS, THAT MOUNTAIN VILLAGES IN NI IGATA PRE- --- i GOOD CONDITION, $140 ONE SEARS DRYER, FECTURE AND FUKUI IN WESTERN HONSHU WEDNESDAY 6 FEBRUARY 8 P M. USED I YEAR, $100. CALL 2438 OR SEE WERE ISOLATED BY THE SNOW A U S AIR "SEPARATE TABLES" B&.W DEBORAH KERR, AT QTRS. 492-B ANYTIME. FORCE TRANSPORT PLANE SUNDAY PARACHUTED RITA HAYWORTH, BURT LANCASTER, DAVID ALMOST SIX TONS OF FRESH FOOD TO ISO- N,VEN--STORY TAKES PLACE AT A HOTEL LO- M-6 AKAI 4-TRACK STEREO TAPE RECORD­ LATED VILLAGES. CATED IN ENGLAND. THIS HOTEL, WINTER ER, $220 CALL 2168 OR 2170 DUTY JAPANESE NEWSPAPERS ALSO DISPATCHED HOME OF MANY TYPES OF PEOPLE, I S UPSET HOURS OR 2459 AFTER DUTY. SEE AT SANDS THEIR HELICOPTERS AND LIGHT PLANES TO BY SOME VERY UNUSUAL HAPPENINGS. ROOM 303 THE REMOTE AREAS, DROPPING BUNDLES OF THE LATEST EDITION OF THEIR NEWSPAPERS "BEEFEATERS" MAY STRIKE NEW 14' OUTBOARD WITH 75 H P. EVIN­ AND FOOD. RUDE. CONTACT GREENBERG, 350 OR 313. THE OFFICIAL DEATH TOLL IN THE BLIZ­ LONDON, (UPI)--THE 35 YEOMAN WARDERS (BEEFEATERS) WHO GUARD THE HISTORIC Tow­ ZARDS REACHED 91, WITH 132 OTHERS IN- ER OF LONDON TALKED ABOUT REBELLION TO- I LOST JURED. DAY BECAUSE THE WAR OFFICE HAS REFUSED I PRESCR I PT ION SUN GLASSES, I N A LIGHT THE WEATHERMEN WARNED THAT TODAY' S TO MEET THEIR DEMAND FOR HIGHER RENT TAN LEATHER CASE, IF FOUND, PLEASE CALL RAINFALL IN THE STRICKEN AREA MIGHT ALLOWANCES. 347. LEAD TO WIDESPREAD SNOWSLIDES THE WAR OFFICE HAS OFFERED THEM SIX I PENCE (7 CENTS) MORE A DAY TO MEET IN­ SMALL TRICYCLE, RED "MURRAY" WITH SEVEN DIE FROM EXPOSURE CREASED RENT FOR THEIR QUARTERS. BUT NEW RIGHT REAR WHEEL. PHONE 2416 TOKYO, (UPI)--A JAPANESE FISHING THE WARDERS WANT ONE SHILLING AND NINE­ BOAT STRUCK A REEF OFF SOUTHERN JAPAN P,PE LOST ON GOLF COURSE CALL PENCE (25 CENTS) MORE. TODAY AND SEVEN OF 26 PERSONS ABOARD BACK IN 1959, THEY REBELLED WHEN THE 2392. DIED AFTER THEY WERE RESCUED FROM THE WAR OFFICE REFUSED AN ALLOWANCE INCREASE FREEZING, STORM-TOSSED SEA, THE MARI­ TO MEET AN EARLIER HIKE IN RENTS. THEY, FOUND TIME SAFETY AGENCY REPORTED REFUSED TO CARRY OUT "EXTRA OUT I ES," ' SMALL SUM OF MONEY CALL 2376 AND THE 24 CREWMEN AND TWO PASSENGERS OF SUCH AS THE COLORFUL, 700-YEAR-OLD CERE-i IDENTIFY. , THE 303-TON No 17 TAIYO MARU PUT TO MONY OF THE KEYS WHEN THE GATES OF THE , • •• o. SEA IN A LIFEBOAT AND A RAFT AFTER TOWER ARE LOCKED AT NIGHT BLACK AND WHITE KITTENS ABOUT 5 THEIR VESSEL RAN AGROUND OFF NAGASAKI THEY WERE GRANTED THE INCREASE. MONTHS OLD. CALL 2246 OR SEE AT 422-C. PREFECTURE IN KYUSHU, SOUTHERNMOST OF JAPAN'S MAJOR ISLANDS PIPELINE NETWORK SUGGESTED CHILD'S BIBLE LEFT ON BUS. INSCRIBED Two OTHER FISHING BOATS IN THE AREA PARIS, (UPI)--A NETWORK OF LONG-DiS- "SHEILA FROM MOM." P,CK UP AT TRANS­ RESCUED THE 18 MEN ON THE PORTATION DEPARTMENT OFFICE. RAFT, BUT TANCE PIPELINES TO CARRY NATURAL GAS SEVEN OF THEM DIED BEFORE THEY COULD FROM NORTH AFRICA TO NORTHERN EUROPE GET TO LAND THE MARITIME SAFETY AGEN- GENERAL NOTICES AND ITALY HAS BEEN SUGGESTED BY THE Cy'S PATROL VESSEL K,KUCHI PICKED UP ENERGY COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN PAR­ THERE WILL BE A WEEKLY PROTESTANT THE EIGHT MEN IN THE LIFEBOAT PRAYER SERVICE BEGINNING TONIGHT AT LIAMENT, THE PARLIAMENT OF THE SIX COM- i 8 O'CLOCK IN THE CHAPEL. MON MARKET COUNTRIES. , THEATRE GROUP TO MEET THE COMMISSIONS' REPORT ESTIMATED THE' BINGO AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB EVERY THE KWAJALEIN COMMUNITY THEATRE LINE WOULD COST MORE THAN SEVEN BILLION I GROUP WILL HOLD IT'S MONTHLY MEETING TUESDAY NIGHT AT 8'00 P.M. F RAN CS ($ I 15 B ILL ION) 0 Bu TIT S A I 0 I T TOMORROW NIGHT AT 7'30 P M IN THE TARO WOULD GREATLY ENHANCE TRANSPORTATION OF I THERE WILL BE AN EVENING EPISCOPALIAN ROOM AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB ALL MEM­ OIL AND GAS AS EUROPE'S CONSUMPTION IN- BERS ARE URGED TO ATTEND, USING THE CREASES SERVICE TONIGHT, AT 7 P.M. THIS SER­ i VICE WILL BE CONDUCTED BY ONE OF THE REAR ENTRANCE. , NEWLY APPOINTED LAY READERS OF THE FOLLOWING THE MEETING, THE CAST FOR WILL FILED FOR PROBATE I CHURCH. THE PRODUCTION OF "THE GAZEBO" WILL MIDDLEBURY, VERMONT, (UPI)--THE WILL I or THE LATE POET ROBERT FROST WILL LEAVE, HOLD A REHEARSAL , THERE WILL BE \N OUTRIGGER CLUB MEET­ THE ESTATE TO HIS FAMILY AND TO HIS SEC-i ING WEDNESDAY, FrB 6, AT 7'00 P.M. IN GLIDER PILOTS TO COMPETE RETARY, MRS KATHLEEN MORRISON OF CAM- i THE REEF BOQ LOUNGE. BUENOS AIRES, (UPI)--GLIDER PILOTS BRIDGE, MASS., A FAMILY SPOKESMAN AN­ FROM FIVE COUNTRIES ARRIVED HERE YES- NOUNCED TODAY. A CUB SCOUT COMMITTEE MEETING WILL BE TERDAY FOR THE NINTH WORLD GLIDER FLY­ THE WILL WAS riLED FOR PROBATE TODAY HELD AT 8 P.M THURSDAY IN THE SPECIAL ING CHAMPIONSHIP, WHICH BEGINS SUNDAY THE SIZE WAS NOT DISCLOSED BUT THE SERVICES orFICE. AT JUNIN IN BUENOS A,RES PROVINCE. SPOKESMAN SA 10, "IT'S II LONG 1/", rROM A I MILLION DOhLARS. POETS DON'T MAKE MONEY LI KF" THAT ,