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HIGH TIDE 2/28/ 5.3 AT 0654 2/28/ 5. I AT 1912 VOL. 4 No. 1362 ~AJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS WEDNESDAY 27 FEBRUARY 1963 LETTER OF EMPERATURES AT WORLD CULTURAL CENTERS NUCLEAR FORCE NEW YORK, 25-10, LONDON, 39-25, PAR­ COMMENDATION IS, 35-21, TOKYO, 49-36, SAN FRANCISCO, PROPOSALS STUDIED THE FOLLOWING LETTER HAS BEEN RE­ 65-50, Mrxrco CITY, 70-54 AND KWAJA- WASHINGTON, (UPI)--THE MAIN LINES OF CEIVED BY J. S. FINK, RESIDENT MANAGER, LE IN, 85-76. U.S. PROPOSALS FOR AN INTERNATIONAL NU­ E-M-L DIVISION OF THE TRANSPORT COMPAN CLEAR fORCE IN NATO ARE NOW BEGINNING OF TEXAS, AND IS PUBLISHED FOR THE IN­ TO BE SPELLED OUT. FORMATION OF ALL PERSONNEL: RESCUE U.S OFFICIALS TODAY LAID DOWN WHAT "I HAVE READ WITH GREAT INTEREST THE SUCCESSFUL THEY CONSIDER TWO MAIN REQUIREMENTS FOR REPORT OF MR. WILLIAM C WHITE CONCERN SUCH A fORCE. PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S ING THE RECENT POLIO EPIDEMIC ON EBEYE WITH ONE MIGHTY HEAVE, THE RAN ANNIM SPECIAL ENVOY, LIVINGSTON T. MERCHANT, AND OF THE FULL MEASURE OF COOPERATION WAS PULLED FREE fROM THE A,LUK ATOLL WAS SAID TO BE OUTLINING THEM TO NATO RENDERED BY CAPTAIN HOLMBERG AND THE REEF, AT 4:55 P.M MONDAY. IT WAS TOWED REPRESENTATIVES IN PARIS NAVY AND BY YOU, OUR MEDICAL STAfF, BACK TO KWAJALEIN YESTERDAY, ARRIVING THE FIRST U S. PREMISE IS THAT THE OUR EBEYE EMPLOYEES, AND OTHER TCT PER SHORTLY AFTER 6 P.M. RESPONDING TO INTERNATIONAL FORCE SHOULD BE SEABORNE--j ~ A REQUEST FOR HELP FROM THE TRUST TER­ SONNEL. ~,-:., INITIALLY, POLARIS MISSILES ABOARD SUR­ PLEASE EXTEND TO A'L CONCERNED MY RITORY, THE ISLAND COMMANDER DISPATCHED FACE SHIPS AND, PERHAPS LATER ABOARD COMMENDATION fOR THEIR PART IN THIS HIS TWO YARD TUGS WITH THE STATION EXE­ SUBMARINES. THE ADVANTAGE WOULD BE THAT GREAT HUMAN I TAR I AN EfFORT. I BE L I EVE CUTIVE OFFICER, COMMANDER LOGAN, IN NONE OF THE WEAPONS WOULD BE ON THE SOIL THAT THE MEN AND WOMEN OF THE NAVY AND CHARGE TO THE SCENE Of THE SHIPWRECK. OF ANY PARTIC~LAR COUNTRY, OF TCT HAVE AGAIN EVIDENCED THAT THEY LT. HAROLD NAIRON, A SALVAGE EXPERT THE SECOND IS THAT PERSONNEL OPERATING CARE. FROM COMMANDER SERVICE FORCES, U.S. THE WEAPONS SHOULD BE MULTI-NATIONAL. To THE STRICKEN FAMILIES, MY SYMPA­ PACIFIC FLEET, WAS FLOWN OUT FROM HONO­ THIS, OFFICIALS BELIEVE, WOULD REMOVE THY AND TO THOSE PAINED BY DISEASE, MY LULU TO PROVIDE EXPERT SALVAGE ADVICE. FEARS THAT AN INDIVIDUAL NATION WOULD HOPE FOR AN EARLY RECOVERY IT WAS, HOWEVER, THROUGH THE EFFORTS REMOVE PARTS OF THE SYSTEM FOR ITS OWN SINCERELY, OF ALL THE HARD WORKING TUG CAPTAINS USE. EDGAR LINKENHOGER, PRESIDENT AND CREWS WORKING CLOSELY WITH THE RAN U.S. OFFICIALS ARE DISCUSSING PUTTING TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS" ANNIM MASTER AND CREW THAT THE VESSEL THE WHOLE FORCE UNDER COMMAND OF AN .. .. WAS FREED FROM ITS PERCH ON THE REEF • "EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES"Of fOUR OR FIVE MISSILE OPERATIONS THE SALVAGE EXPERT, ON HIS RETURN, NATIONS, WHICH WOULD DECIDE WHEN TO ON SCHEDULE COMMENTED THAT HE NEVER SAW A HARDER SHOOT ON THE BASIS OF "GUIDELINES" WORKED THE EARLIEST THE TAKE COVER SIGNAL WORKING AND COMPETENT GROUP OF SEAMEN I')UT IN ADVANCE. COULD SOUND IS 2040 LOCAL (8·40 P.M.) PERfORM THIS COMMAND AND THE TRANS­ THIS IS ESSENTIALLY THE PLAN PROPOSED FOR TODAY~ OPERATION. PORT COMPANY OF TEXAS HAVE ALREADY RE­ RECENTLY BY GEN LAURIS D. NORSTAD, RE­ KEEP TUNED TO AFRS FOR LAST MINUTE CEIVED INfORMAL THANKS FROM THE TRUST TIRED NATO COMMANDER. CHANGES OR DELAYS TERRITORY GOVERNMENT FOR A JOB WELL EACH Of THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE NA­ BUSES WILL BEGIN RUNNING FROM THE DONE. THE RAN ANNIM IS OPERATED BY THE TIONS APPARENTLY WOULD HAVE A "VETO" SOFT TOP VILLAGE TO THE SHELTER AREA PACIFIC MICRONESIAN LINES UNDER CHAR­ OVER FIRING THE WEAPONS OFFICIALS SAID AT 2010 FOR THOSE WHO WISH TO GET SET­ TER TO THE TRUST TERRITORY GOVERNMENT. IT WOULD BE "DIFFICULT" fOR THE UNITED TLED EARLY. GROUND SAFETY PRCCEDURES ITS NORMAL THEATRE OF OPERATIONS IN­ STATES TO GIVE UP ITS VETO OVER USE OF AND APPROPRIATE SHELTER BUILDINGS ARE CLUDES THE MARSHALL f SLANDS. IT I S A U.S. NUCLEAR WEAPONS, VESTED BY LAW IN REPEATED AGAIN FOR YOUR INFORMATION 1,200 TON DIESEL POWERED MOTOR VESSEL THE PRESIDENT. BELOW: THAT CARRIES COMMERCE AND PASSENGERS IRONICALLY, THE REASONS FOR WANTING A GROUND SAFETY PROCEDURES BETWEEN ATOLLS OF THE MARSHALL CHAIN. NATO NUCLEAR FORCE IN THE FIRST PLACE ITS MAIN MISSION IS TO COLLECT COPRA ARE MORE POLITICAL THAN MILITARY. THE ALL PERSONNEL NOT ESSENTIAL TO THE FOR SHIPMENT TO THE WORLD'S MARKETS MAIN REASON IS EUROPEAN DISSATISFACTION OPERATION MUST BE UNDER, OR PROCEEDING AND TO CARRY FOODSTUFFS IN EXCHANGE TO OVER BEING DEPENDENT ON THE U.S. NUCLEAR TO, A SHELTER WHEN THE TAKE COVER SIG­ THE MARSHALLESE PEOPLE. THE SHIP'S DETERRENT. NAL IS HEARD. CAPTAIN IS MR. DAN DAVIS AND THE CHIEF THE MULTI-LATERAL FORCE IS SEEN AS TAKE COVER SIGNAL: THREE TEN SECOND ENGINEER IS MR. "ROCKY" RHODES. MAS­ THE ONLY ALTERNATIVE TO THE GROWTH OF BLASTS ON FIRE SIREN AND "TAKE COVER TERS OF THE TUGS THAT PERFORMED SUCH INDEPENDENT NUCLEAR SYSTEMS IN YEARS FOR MISSILE OPERATIONS" BROADCAST ON A MAGNIFICENT JOB WERE MR. ADRIAN KAM­ TO COME, WHICH WOULD INCREASE THE DAN­ AFRS. AHELE, WITH MR. GEORGE MCCOY AS SENIOR GER OF WAR BY ACCIDENT OR BY WEAPONS BUILDINGS SUITABLE FOR PERSONNEL PILOT, AND MR. EARL FLOOK. COMMANDER FALLING INTO THE HANDS OF IRRESPONSIBLE SHELTER (3 IN CONCRETE ROOF AND FA­ LOGAN IS NOW BEING CALLED A COMMODORE GOVERNMENTS. CILITIES). BY HIS FR I ENDS. PI CTtlRES Of THE U.S OffICIALS SAID IT MIGHT TAKE YOKWE YUK CLUB STRANDED SHIP ARE BEING EXHIBITED IN THREE TO FOUR YEARS TO SET UP A MIXED­ SURf RIDER BOQ BLDG. 501 FRONT OF MACyIS. CREW POLARIS MISSILE FORCE USING SURFACE SANDS BOQ (FIRST DECK ONLY) SHIPS. THEY SAID IT WOULD TAKE LONGER CORAL BOQ (FIRST DECK ONLY) U.S. WILL PRESS FOR NUCLEAR TEST BAN IF THE MISSILES WERE TO BE PLACED IN NIKE/ZEUS DORM (FIRST DECK ONLY) GENEVA (UPI)--THE UNITED STATES IN­ SUBMARINES. BARRACKS AND STORE BLDG. 704 TENDS TO PRESS THE SOVIET UNION TO NE­ THE SURfACE SHIP PLAN HAS BEEN CRITI­ GENERAL MESS BLDG. 703 GOTIATE ON A NUCLEAR TEST BAN TREATY CIZED ON GROUNDS THE SHIPS WOULD BE VUL­ SPECIAL SERVICES BLDG. 8Q5 AS LONG AS THERE IS A GLIMMER or HOPE NERABLE TARGETS BUT U.S OFFICIALS TRANSIENT HOTEL BLDG. 908 FOR SUCCESS, INfORMED SOURCES SAID TO­ SAID THIS WAS NOT AS AUTOMATIC AS IT TERMINAL/ADMINISTRATION BLDG. 901 DAY QuARTERS Of PERMANENT CONSTRUCTION WOULD SEEM. INSTEAD OF ONE SUBMAR I NE WASHINGTON IS EVEN PREPARED TO PUT CARRYING 16 MISSILES, THEY SAID, THERE (EXCEPT BLDG. 401, 402, 403, 404, AND ASIDE FOR THE MOMENT NEGOTIATIONS WITH PMZ BILLETING) MIGHT BE FOUR SURFACE SHIPS CARRYING THE SOVIETS ON OTHER TOPICS HERE AT THE FOUR MISSILES EACH AND THEY COULD BE ALL CLEAR SIGNAu TWENTY SECOND 17-NATION DISARMAMENT CONfERENCE, THE DISPERSED OVER A WIDE AREA OF OCEAN. BLAST ON FIRE SIREN AND "ALL CLEAR F~R SOURCES SAID OPERATIONS EXCEPT IN GROUND HAZARD THE UNITED STATES WAS PICTURED AS LET'S GO fOR A WALK AREA tI rEELING WORLD INTERESTS IN A TEST BAN PALERMO, SICILY (UPI)--ERWIN KRAMER, TREATY IS SO GREAT THAT IT ~HOULD TAKE DEMAND REMOVAL OF SOVIET OFFICIALS A GERMAN DOCTOR, ARRIVED HERE TODAY AFTER PRECEDENCE OVER ALL OTHER DISARMAMENT HAVING COVERED Q,590 MILES ON FOOT REYKJAVIK, ICELAND, (UPI}--FOREIGN MATTERS. M,NISTER GUDMUNDUR I. GUDMINDSSON TODAY KRAMER, 28, OF MANNHEIM, WEST GER­ THE SOURCES DISCOUNTED REPORTS THAT MANY, IS TOURING SEVERAL NATIONS ON FOOT ORDERED THAT TWO SOVIET EMBASSY OFFI­ P~ESIDENT KENNEDY WILL SWITCH DISARMA­ CIALS LEAVE THE COUNTRY AND LATER PLANS TO WRITE A BOOK ON HIS MENT NEGOTIATIONS TO OTHER POINTS IF EXPERIENCES ArTER SPENDING THREE OR GUDMUNDSSON DEMANDED THAT SECOND SEC­ THE SOVIETS DO NOT SHOW SIGNS IN THE RETARY LEV KISILEV AND EMBASSY TRANSLA­ rOUR DAYS HERE, HE WILL HIKE TO MESSINA NEXT FEW WEEKS OF CHANGING THEIR CUR­ AND FROM THERE CROSS OVER TO THE ITALIAN TOR LEV DIMITREV BE SENT HOME fOR TRY­ RENT ATTITVDE ING TO INDUCE AN ICELANDER TO Spy ON MAINLAND, WALK TO BRINDISI AND TAKE A THE KEFLAVIK INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT BOAT rOR GREECE HIS EVENTUAL GOAL IS THERE ARE NO UNINTERESTING THINGS, JAPAN, So FAR, KRAMER HAS WALKED THROUGH THERE ARE ONLY UNINTERESTED PEOPLE GERMANY, FRANCE, LUXEMBOURG, BELGIUM, I BUY u. S. SAV INGS BONDS G. K. CHESTERTON PORTUGAL SPAIN SWITZERLAND AND AUSTRIA ~---______________~3Pr~ ______________________________________________________________________________- PAGE 2 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 27 FEBRUARY 1963 PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION Of THE COM­ GAS DEPOSIT IN CASPIAN SEA POLICE SEARCH FOR MANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE Moscow, (UPI }--GEOLOGISTS DRILLING MISSING CREWMEN FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS, UNDERWATER WELLS IN THE CASPIAN SEA BACH, HOLLAND, (UPI )--POLICE VESSELS IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU Of WEAPONS HAVE SEEN A MUD VOLCANO ON THE SEA SEARCHING ICY RILLAND B~TH STRAIT TO­ CO~TRACT NOAS-4176-c WITH THE TRANS­ BED ERUPT FOR HALF AN HOUR, THROWING DAY fOR CREWMEN FEARED MISSt~G AFTER PORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. UP A 66-FOOT COLUMN OF BOILING, DARK TWO TANKERS COLLIDED AND STARTED A T~E HouRGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY BROWN WATER, THE OFFICIAL NEWS AGENCY FI REo MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE rOR TASS SAID. THE COAST GUARD SAID ONE MAN WAS NOTICES IS 4 P.M.

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