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VOL 7 No 3048 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS FRIDAY, JULY 8,1966 SACRAMENTO (UPI) -- THE CALIFORNIA STATE u.s. NAVY CARRIER BORNE JETS SENATE HAS GIVEN BI-PARTISAN SUPPORT TO AN AS-YET UNANNOUNCED PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE. SINK FOUR RED TORPEDO BOATS IN A RESOLUTION HONORING CHARLES M SAIGON (UPI) -- U S NAVY JETS STREAKED Off THE DECKS OF' THE CARRIER USS CONSTELLA­ SCHULTZ, CREATOR OF THE COMIC STRIP "PEA­ TION IN THE TONKIN GULf AND DESTROYED fOUR NORTH VIETNAMESE TORPEDO BOATS WITH ZUNI NUTS," THE UPPER HOUSE DECLARED' "WHEREAS, ROCKETS AND BULLPUP MISSILES, U S MILITARY SPOKESMEN DISCLOSED TODAY CHARLIE BROWN (GOOD GRIEf~), WHO UNHAPPILY THE ACTION TOOK PLACE YESTERDAY Off A COASTAL ISLAND 25 MILES EAST-SOUTHEAST Of THE AS IN THE CASE OF MOST OF US, CANNOT SUC­ PORT Of HAIPHONG AND WAS THE THIRD INCIDENT IN A WEEK INVOLVING NAVY CARRIER PLANES AND CESSFULLY fLY A KITE OR OTHERWISE COPE, COMMUNIST TORPEDO BOATS BUT WHO, HAPPILY AS IN THE CASE OF MOST OF Two RECONNAISSANCE JETS fROM THE SUPERCARRIER SPOTTED THE VESSELS MOORED Off A CAMOU­ US, DOES THE BEST HE CAN, SHOULD BE PRESI­ F'LAGED BASE ON THE ISLAND AND A-4 SKYHAWKS AND A-6 INTRUDERS WERE CATAPULTED Ofr THE CON­ DENT OF' THE UNITED STATES AT LEAST .. " STELLATION IN A LIGHTNING RAID THE COMMUNISTS fiRED 37 MILLIMETER SHELLS MASSIVE STRIKE AGAINST AIRLINES AT THE RECONNAISSANCE PLANES AND WERE CAUGrT 61 SURPRISE WHEN THE MISSILE-fiRING NAVY HITS 34,500 MEMBERS, 231 CITIES JE1~ ZOOMED IN ON THEM WASHINGTON (UPI) -- THE BIGGEST STRIKE IN U S AIRLINE HISTOR. BE,A~ 100AY, WI r rl NO THE AMERICANS ALSO UNLOADED 500-POUND EARLY END IN SIGHT BOMBS ON THE REDS SUMMER TRAVEL PLANS OF' MUCH Of AMERICA'S fLYING PUBLIC WERE THRtHlll I~'TO t.rIA(j~ WlilN )L-)} PLANES fROM THE CONSTELLATION SANK THREE 400 MEMBERS Of THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION Of MACHINISTS WALKlD Orf I il:..lR lOB:;, Al bAM 10RPEDO BOATS LAST SATURDAY WHEN THE NORTH IN A CONTRACT DISPUTE WITH fiVE MAJOR AIRLINES VIETNAMESE VESSELS TRIED TO ATTACK U S DE- As PICKET LINES fOLLOWED THE R I SING SUN fROM THE EA5 r TO THE vlt.':. I (uA!:ll 1 IIIOUSANDS Of STROYERS IN THE GULf'S INTERNATIONAL WATERS TOURISTS, BUSINESSMEN AND BIG CITY CONVENTIONEERS SCRAMBLED FOR SEAl!:> ON OlHlR AIRLINES, EARLIER THIS WEEK, PILOTS CHASED TWO TORPEDO TRAINS AND BUSES. BOATS TOWARD SHORE BATTERIES ON THE NORTH AT PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S DIRECTION, THE GOVERNMENT MOBLIZIED TO MA~l 51JRE IHl MAILS WENT VIETNAMESE COAST THROUGH AND THAT THE fLOW OF MILITARY MEN AND SUPPLIES TO VIET NAM WAS UNINTERRUPTED A NAVY COMMANDER LEADING ONE or THE ATTACKS NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN THE MACHINISTS AND SAID THE ON-SHORE BATTERIES "WERE FIRING AT THE AIRLINES -- UNITED, EASTERN, TRANS­ EACH OTHER WE WERE COMING IN LOW, AND THEY WORLD, NATIONAL AND NORTHWEST -- WERE TO RE­ SURVEYOR MAYBE DYING WERE CROSS-fiRING INTO EACH OTHER'S GUN POSI­ SUME AT 10 AM TOMORROW UNDER THE DIRECTION AFTER FRU ITFUL MISS I ON TIONS " OF ASSISTANT LABOR SECRETARY JAMES P RE~- PASADENA (UPI) -- fEI1PERATURES OF THE 8AT­ LT CMDR WILLIAM J ISENHOUR, WAS SHOT NOLDS. TERY OF AMERI('AI~ ')'Jr<.Jt.YOk ~PAClCRAF rON DOWN IN ONE OF THE A-4 SKYHAWKS BUT PARA­ THE DEADLOCK, PRIMARILY OVER WAGES AND THE MOON SOARED NlAR THE TOLERANCE POINT TO­ CHUTED INTO THE SEA AND WAS QUICKLY PICKED fRINGE BENEfiTS, APPEARED TO BE NO CLOSER DAY AND SCIENTISTS BlGAN TO TRY FRANTICALLY UP BY RESCUE SHIPS TO A SOLUTION THAN WHEN THE BARGAINING BROKE TO GET AS MANY PICTURES ~S THEY COULD BE- OFf AT MIDDAY YESTERDAY AT THAT TIME, THE FORE ITS POSSIBLE DEATH NAACP SOFTENS STAND UNION'S CHIEf NEGOTIATOR, JOSEPH W RAMSEY, IfWE'RE DYING," SAID A SPOKESMAN fOR THE SAID THE TWO SIDES WERE "POLES APART If CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF lECHNOLOGY'S JET IN INTER-GROUP SPAT ASKED TODAY ABOUT THE PROSPECTS fOR AN PROPULSION LABORATORY "IT'S HARD TO TELL Los ANGELES (UPI) -- THE 57TH ANNUAL CON­ EARLY SETTLEMENT, AN lAM SPOKESMAN SAID, NOW HOW LONG THE BATTERY WILL LAST" VENTION OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE "BETTE~ ASK MANAGEMENT" WHEN WILLIAM J THE SPOKESMAN SAID, "WE'RE GETTING A ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE MADE A PEACE CURTIN, THE AIRLINES' REPRESENTATIVE, WAS HIGH TEMPERATURE IN THE BATTERY IT KEEPS GESTURE TO OTHER CIVIL RIGHTS GROUPS TODAY QUESTIONED, HE REPLIED "I DON'T KNOW" INCREASING PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS INDICATES AND ALSO GAVE A GREEN LIGHT TO A MOVE FOR IT WAS THE fiRST TIME THE fiVE CARRIERS THE BATTERY MAY HAVE A SHORT CIRCUIT IT'S GREATER VOTING POWERS BY ITS YOUTH DIVISION HAD BARGAINED TOGETHER. OTHER UNAffECTED CHARGING PROPERLY, BUT THE TEMPERATURE IS THE PEACE GESTURE CAME IN THE fORM OF A LINES, SUCH AS PAN AMERICAN AND BRANiff, GOING UP ABOUT THREE DEGREES AN HOUR If RESOLUTION WHICH WAS PASSED BY A 290-178 HAVE CONTRACTS WITH THE lAM THAT EXPIRE THE TRACKING STATION Al CANBERRA REPORTED VOTE AFTER AN HOUR-LONG DEBATE AND AfTER LATER. TO JPL SCIENTISTS THAT THE SPACECRAFT'S CUR- STRONGER LANGUAGE WAS DELETED FROM THE ORI­ GINAL DRAfT Of THE RESOLUTION AS PROPOSED RA GI NG 0 IL TANK FIRE ~~~:E~~~~~RATURE AT 2 PM WAS 129 DEGREES BY THE COMMITTEE ON INTERNAL AFfAIRS IlI'n SCIENTISTS HERE SAID THE SURVEYOR ,BATTERY DELEGATE RAYMOND HARTH Of CHICAGO OFFERED THREATENS N•• Y HAR ~ HAD A DESIGN LIMIT Of 140 DEGREES 'AfTER THE MOTION TO DELETE A PART OF THE DRAFT Rf­ PERTH AMBOY, N J (UPI) -- EXPLODING OIL THAT WE DON'T KNOW IT MAY JUST DIE OR OPER- SOLUTION, WHICH HE SAID WOULD IIIMPLY AN UN­ TANKS SHOT BALLS OF' fLAME INTO THE AIR AND ATE BEYOND THE DESIGN LIMIT AND THEN DIE NECESSARY SLAP AT OTHER CIVIL RIGHTS ORGANI­ SET ABLAZE A NARROW CHANNEL DIVIDING NEW WE DON'T KNOW YET" ZATIONS " JERSEY AND NEW YORK TODAY, THREATENING fOR THE JPL SPOKESMAN SAID THE SURVEYOR BAT­ TERRY FRANCOIS Of SAN FRANCISCO SIDED W TH A TIME A HUGE TANK FIELD ON THE NEW YORK TERY'S TEMPERATURE HAD BlEN RISING THREE HARTH AND SAID, "I DON'T THINK WE SHOULD BE SIDE DEGREES HOURLY "fOR SEVERAL HOURS" STAMPEDED BY THE EfF'ORTS OF' PRESS MEDIA TO FIREMEN WHO CONVERGED ON THE SCENE BY SEA AND LAND FROM BOTH SIDES Of THE NATION'S WARSAW PACT RESOLUT ION ~~~:~! ~R~~~~N~ CONTROVERSY BETWEEN CIVIL BUSIEST HARBOR WERE ABLE TO BRING A BRUSH P SELF: NATO KEN GUSCOTT Of BOSTON, CHAIRMAN Of THE COM- fiRE ON NEW YORK CITY'S STATEN ISLAND UNDER WOULD SCRA , MITTEE WHICH WROTE THE DRAFT, DEfENDED THE CONTROL BEfORE IT REACHED A SPRAWLING SOCONY BUCHAREST (UPI) -- THE SEVEN COMMUNIST LANGUAGE AND SAID, "THERE IS A DiffERENCE BE- MOBIL OIL Co INSTALLATION WARSAW PACT NATIONS CALLED TODAY fOR A SUM- TWEEN THE NAACP AND OTHER GROUPS" THE BRUSH FIRE WAS TOUCHED OFf BY A RIVER MIT CONfERENCE OF' ALL EUROPEAN POWERS TO THE RESOLUTION ADVOCATING GREATER VOTING Of FLAME WHICH BELCHED ACROSS THE ARTHUR END THE COLD WAR AND fORGE "LASTING PEACE" POWERS fOR YOUTH MEMBERS WAS OffERED BY KILL CHANNEL AfTER A LOADING DOCK PIPELINE ON THE CONTINENT. THEY ALSO CALLED fOR THE GERALD TAYLOR OF NEW YORK'S HARLEM AND CALLED ON A HESS OIL Co PIER BROKE AND EXPLODED ABOLITION OF' BOTH THE WARSAW PACT AND NATO UPON THE NAACP CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE TO PER- ON THE NEW JERSEY SIDE MILITARY ALLIANCES MIT YOUTH MEMBERS TO VOTE ON THE SIX CANDI­ SOON 40-FOOT F'LAMES LICKED THE SKY AND IN A 6,000 WORD DECLARATION SIGNED BY TOP DATES Of THE BOARD Of DIRECTORS, WHO RUN AT A COLUMN Of BLACK SMOKE DESCRIBED AS "SO COMMUNIST LEADERS AT THEIR SUMMIT CONFERENCE LARGE UNDER THE PRESENT RULE, YOUTH MEMBERS THICK YOU COULD WALK ON IT" TOWERED ABOVE HERE, THE WARSAW PACT NATIONS ATTACKED THE MAY ELECT THREE DIRECTORS fROM THEIR OWN GROU~ THE HESS TANK fARM SO HIGH IT WAS VISIBLE UNITED STATES ANEW, ACCUSING IT OF "INTER­ BUT CANNOT VOTE FOR ADULT CANDIDATES 20 MILES AWAY TANKS 30 TO 50 fEET HIGH F'ERING IN THE INTERNAL AFFAIRS OF OTHER BLEW UP PERIODICALLY WITH WRACKING BLASTS STATES." MARYLAND INMATES RIOT AND NEW BURSTS Of FIRE AND SMOKE THE DOCUMENT ~AS SIGNED TUESDAY AND RE­ BALTIMORE (UPI) -- PRISONERS AT THE DOWN­ THE THREE INJURED MEN INCLUDED TWO CREW­ LEASED TODAY AfTER THE COMMUNIST DELEGA­ TOWN MARYLAND PENITENTIARY RIOTED TODAY IN MEN fROM AN AMERICAN TANKER WHICH WAS TIONS HAD ALL LEFT TO RETURN HOME fOLLOW­ 90 DEGREE TEMPERATURES, SETTING THREE FIRES QUICKLY TOWlD TO SAfETY FROM A HESS PIER ING THE fOUR-DAY CONFERENCE. AND LOOTING A COMMISSARY EVERY AVAILABLE AND A WORKMAN BLOWN OFF THE PIER Two WERE DIPLOMATIC OBSERVERS SAID THE MANIF'ESTO POLICEMAN IN THE CITY WAS SUMMONED TO QUELL REPORTED IN CRITICAL CONDITION APPARENTLY WAS AIMED AT DRIVING A WEDGE BE- THE OUTBREAK ALSO ENDANGERED WERE THE INSTALLATIONS OF TWEEN THE U.S AND ITS NATO ALLIES. IN RE- THE ONLY CASUALTIES REPORTED WERE TWO IN- THE CALIF'ORNIA OIL Co AND THE SHELL OIL Co CENT MONTHS RUSSIA HAS CONSISTENTLY CALLED JURED fiREMEN, BUT DAMAGE TO THE PRISON WAS WHICH fLANK THE HESS FIELD ON ARTHUR KILL, FOR A SUMMIT MEETING ON £UROPEAN SECURITY CONSIDERABLE VERNON PEPPERSACK, STATE COM- THE SECONDARY ENTRANCE TO THE INNER NEW AND MADE CLEAR IT fELT THE SECURITY Of EUROPE~ISSIONER Of CORRECTION, SAID THE RIOT WAS YORK HARBOR SOCONY MOBIL'S PORT SOCONY IS WAS NO CONCERN Of THE UNITED STATES. ~HE WORST HE HAD SEEN IN HIS 29 YEARS IN THE ALMOST DIRECTLY ACROSS F'ROM THE EXPLODING THE DECLARATION WAS RELEASED A DAY AfTER ~TATE PENAL SYSTEM HESS FIELD AND BOASTS EVEN BIGGER TANKS -- ANOTHER DOCUMENT WHICH ROUNDLY CONDEMNED AUTHORITIES SAID THE RIOT APPARENTLY STEMMED SOME WITH A CAPACITY Of fOUR MILLION GALLON~ U.S. AGGRESSION, IN VIET NAM AND OFFERED TO FROM AN INCIDENT LAST NIGHT WHEN CONVICTS CALIF'ORNIA AN1> SHELL WET DOWN THEIR IN- SEND "VOLUNTEERS" TO fiGHT U.S. TROOPS IN CHARGED EXCESSIVE BRUTALITY WAS USED BY A STALLATIONS WITH fOAM AND THEY APPEARED TO VIET NAM If HANOI ASKED fOR THEM. PRISON GUARD IN CONTROLLING AN UNRULY PRI- BE OUT Of DANGER SONER. ------r P,:,\,GE 2 rJOURCLA~S FRiDAY, JUly 8, ~966

A~R MACH~N!STS STR~KE TRA~N ATTACKS UCOPTER PRES~DENTUS DEC~~~ON H~TS APOLLO MOON PORT NORTH PlA-TE, NEBo (UP~) -- A SPEED­ WA~ LONG ~N MAK~NG (ACE Kf~NEDY (UP~) -- A NATIONWiDE I ~G PASSE~GER TRllN RAN DOWN A fOVER- Bv MERRIMAN SMiTH ~ R~ INE5 STqiKE HIT AMERICA S SPACE I,.G r'Ell COPT ER NEA R HER E YE' S TE RDA Y SAN ANTONIO (UPi) -- PRESiDENT JOHN. Cc:.,~TE~ TODAY WHEN ABOUT ~,jOO MAC'HI­ THE RAILROAD; UN~ON PACIF!C, HAD CON- SONiS ORDER TO BOMB THE NORTH V!ET­ r.i ST5' UN 1 ON MD1BERS PI C'T T~f: CAPE~ CREATING THE DJST THE RIGHT-OF-WAY W,TH WEED KijllERo PHONG SEEMED ~ DRAMATiC DECISHON TO r[NTH 1,4BOR T i [UP HERE I, 30 MO THS B~ RAD,O, THE PiLO~ WAS WARNED -- JUST ~osr -- OUT NOT TO THE PRESIDENT AND iHE p eKET LINES CA~SED MASSIVE AS tiE wAS ABOJT FIiNiS ED -- THJlT THE H S ADViSERS. THEY HAD BEEN WRESTLING rRb>flC ,jAMS AT THE MERRITT ~SlAND C~TY OF ANG[lES STPEAML iNER WAS Los tWITH THE POSS~BlllrY SiNCE lAST W~NTER 10CJJPCP;- SHORTLY AJ:"TER THEY WERE SET COM i r~G I AFTER All EFfORTS Al NEGOTIATbONS UP AT 6 AM IN A CO~TRACT DISPUTE A­ "r ,,'" A "I T TilE .A 0 RE ... 0 DO" T U £ p. lor ! ,n...... , ,., , , "I ! ,WiTH "TilE CO~MUNIS1S fAiLED, JOIiNSON :AINST TRA~S WORLD AiRliNES. AT ONE REPLiED IDEC/DED ijf WAS TIME TO PRESS THE DAG­ POI rr, C 1\ R S Wr R E aA eKE D - P T f R E E ~T WAS APPARENTLY A l ,T1l£ TOO MLCH !GER POi~T a LITTLE DEEPER} BUT STOP 1, LE S MORE THE TRA I N RAN i N-O ,. HE C.HOPPER I SHORT OF S1 ABB I NG T"-fE" ENEM'V TO DEATH rlRST REPORTS SAID SOME AUTOMOBilES SECONDS lATER THE Pi~OT SU~FERED CUTS i ~T W~S AN AGON!ZiNG DECISION JOHN­ WERE BEIHG TUR~'/ED AWAY BY THE PICKETS, AND BRUISES AND POSSIB~E iNTERNAL iN- [SON KNEW THERE WOULD BE AN uPROAR FROM I II II BuT O~~!CIA~S SAID IT WAS TOO EARLY JURIES. I THE DOVES AT HOME. HE COULD FORESEE TO DETERM!NE WHI\T EfFECT THE WALKOUT THE TRAIN lOST A HORN AND WAS ONLY [THE REACTiON IN Moscow AND PEKING WAS HAV,NG ON SPACE CENTER OPERATIONS M~NUrES ~ATE AT TEN ITS NEXT STOP o HE KNEW THE RAIDS WOULD BE LESS ~HAN ~HE AIR FORCE SAID EARLY INDICATIONS POPUlAR iN BRITAIN AND rRANtE WERE TriAT ~ACHjN'STS EMPLOYED BY OTHfR AiR MACH~N~~T~U STR~KE ~t BEl~EVrD THAT T~ME wOULD CONTRI- AEROSPA:E CONTRACTORS AT THE ClPE CR~PPLES MAJOR Cij~~ES B0 TE TO GRE~uER UNDERSTA~D!~G OF T~E w[~~ ft~ WOR~ AS USUA~ \-fASI-jJf\)G-O~ lUPl j -- H[RE ARE. ThE E~- UoS O=-!.J~oOSE, ESPE('~Ai.ulY 4.; hOMt. ... hE P' 0. E j '- I NE 5; T URN ED A WA Y i 58 C!-lAn~NG ""~rH pN ASSOCeAt'E ONE AF.ER o. GBOuT 900 CONSTR C1iON WORKERS AT ~NO~~ _A~r SORINS, 00rlNSON USED A COW­ THE PROJE.CT AFO~l,O MOONPORT NOW NEAR- HJlVE. ON 25 tv1!'l .. I::R (IITJES "'!HEV S(Rlit. if\) ISOY S A'... AlOG'I' TO DESCf<.I!3£ Wr-lAt THE NG CO~PlE710~ fHE ARMY CORPS OF TERM~ OF DAH." 1:. IGHTS CANCt~..,ED AND 0,\('1'[;) S1ATE"::; ~UST DO. HE SA,D !N rF- ENG~NEEPS SAiD EIGHT Of 6~ JOBS WERE ~HE A~ERACE D~JL' PASSENGER LeAD IFEC. T AFFELTE~ MOST SERiOUSLY HIT WAS A kAN'7A -- 2551 2.}14 PASStNGfRS I '\rov R[ 1"-/ A ["uG~ \N1-t-1 THS F'EllO\,1 ~OQK C~ A ~OB~lE SERvICE STo_CTJRE 8;1 TI\ViORE -- 29 f~!GH'T""~) 4_ 7 30 °ASSEN- A"JD YCuR i<..NlFE ,S R'Gti! .:lr HiS 8[1-16'" fOR 5il"'"LJRN-5 MoorJ ROCI800 GROUNDSo WAS ~IRST iSSUED LAST FALL TO LESSEN PASSENGERS WHEN lHE FIRST RAIDS CAME OFF WITH THE E~FECTS Of A STRiKE BY lAM WORKERS SEATTLE-TACOMA !46 FLiGHTS, 7,iOO SURPRiSINGLY LIGHT U S LOSS£S} JOHN­ AGA ! f,ST THE' BOE' rw Co PASSENGERS 0 SON SKYROCKETED INTO AN [UPHORIC STATE THE LAST STRiKE TO H!T ThE CAPE ST LOUIS -- 86 FliGHTS, 5,800 PASSEN­ LONG-STALLED TRAVEL PLANS WERE ACTI­ STARTED APRil ~B WhEN U~iTED TECHNO­ GERS o vATED, CA lL i NG FOR SPEECt'ES I N OMAHA lOGY CENTER ElECTRICIA~S SET UP SAN FRANCISCO -- 270 F~IGHTS, 17,100 AND DES MOINES AND A JULY 4 HOLIDAY PICKET LiNES THAT TURNED AWAY ABOUl PA.SSENGERSo AT THE TEXAS RANCH 45 PERCENT Of THE CONSTRUCTiON WORK SPOKANE -- 42 Fl, I GHTS, ~ ,200 PASSENGERS IN THE SPEECHES, HIS liNE OF REASON­ FORCE TAMPA -- !62 FlRGHTS, 4,500 PASSENGERS. ING WAS CRITICS BE DAMNED -- THE UNITED THE NUMBER OF BUILD!NG TRADESMEN WASHINGTON, D C. (DUll[S AND NATIONAL) STATES WOULD PUSH AHEAD. HE REJECTED AT THE CENTER HAS DROPPED FROM A PEAK -~ 383 fLIGHTS, '7,800 PASSENGERS THE IDEA THAT THE WAR wAS A CiVil DIS­ OF ABOJT 4,500 bAST YEAR TO ABOJT Boo. IN ADDITION TO MORE THAN '50,00 DA~lY TURBANCE, INSISTiNG THAT IT WAS iN­ PASSENGERS TO AND fROM THE 231 AFFECTED STEAD AN INVASION OF SOUTH ViET NAM BY TRAVEL T~ME STRETCHED CITIES} THE 35,400-MEMBER WALKOUT HAS NORTH ViET NAM WASH!~GTON (uP!) -- AN iNGENIOUS ~iT CAPf KENNEDY, WHERE ALL ENTRANCES IIAMERICAiS PURPOSE IS TO CONVINCE AriD HARDY PASSENGER ST ILL COULD fL Y ARE BEiNG PiCKETED BY TWA EMPLOYEES NORTH ViET NAM THAT TH!S KIND Of AG­ COAST-TO~COAST TODAY EVEN iF HE COULD ABOUT $!BO MILLION IN MOONPORT CO'STRUC GRESSION is TOO COSTLY, THAT THIS KIND NOT GET SPACE ON MAJOR AIRLINES UN­ T~ON APPARENTLY Will BE STALLED BY Of POWER CANNOT SUCCEED," HE SAiD IN ftFFECTED Bf THE STRIKEo BUILDING TRADES UNiON MEMBERS HONORING OM.AI-iA HE COULD DO iT BY TRAVELING ON THE THE lAM PiCKET llNESo illHE A!R ATTACKS ON MllilARY lARGETS LOCAL SERVICE OR REGIONAL AlRliNES -­ IN NORTH VIET NAM HAVE !MPOSED -~ AND PROVIDED HE WAS WilLING (i) TO PAY WEST COAST, SPOKANE-SEATTLEo WilL CONTI~UE TO iMPOSE -- A GROWiNG MORE ~ONE) AND (2) SPEND MORE TiME. B[CA~SE THE LOCAL SERVICE AIRLiNES BURDEN AND A HIGH PRICE ON THOSE WHO ~OR EXAMPLE, A PASSENGER CO~LD lEAVE NORMALLY CHARGE fiRST-CLASS FARES ON WAGE WAR AGAINST lH[ FREEDOM OF THEIR

WASHINGTON AND TR~VEL ALL THE WAY TO ALl. fLIGHTS:; THE COST ~OR THIS TRIP NE ! GHBORS 0 II SEATTLE JSiNG ABOUT E!GHT FLIGHTS ON WOULD BE ABOUT $250 REGULAR JET COACH HE WAS EVEN TOUGHER IN DES MOiNES. tlVE DIF~ERENT AIRLINES. A POSSIBLE FARE BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND SEATTLf is liAs LONG AS lHE COMMUNIST LEADERS IN SCHED0Lf WOULD BE $j440 NORTH V!ET NAM INSIST ON WAGiNG WAR BV lAI'(F CENTRAL, WASHiNGTON-CiNCiNNATi, T~AVEL TnME ViA THE REG!ONALS WOULD CROSSiNG THE BOUNDARIES OF SOUTH V"ET

l~~E CENTRAL j CINC!NNATI-CHICAGO, VARY DEPENDING ON tONNECTIONS, BUT IT NA~ AND ~SSASSIN4TiNG HUMAN BEiNGS, AS OZ~~K CH~CAGO-S~OUX CITIJ iOWA, NOR-H COULD BE DO~E HN AS l JrTLE AS TWO DA)S LONG AS THEY SPURN A~Y INTEREST jN NE­ C \Tr~L, S~oux c 1T Y-BISMARCK J NoD, OR AS lONG AS FivE. DA"S THE JETS FLY GOTIA'iONS, WE MUST USE OUR POWER fO r.,.r" - E;;>" B1S~ARCK-GREAT FA..,LS, MONTo, ThE' ROUTE IN SEVEN HOURS RESlsr THEIR AGGRESSION" AND USE OuR I' 'Z~ '0AS- j GREAT FA.LlS-SPOKANE, AND POWER '0 tRY 10 CHANGE THEIR MIND~ I PAGE 3 HOURGLASS XWAJALEIN PROTESTANT CHhPEL SERVES THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY (EDe NOTE THIS IS THE FIRST OF A SERIES nr THREE ARTI eLES BUILT AROUND THE VARIOUS RELIGIOUS ORGAN~ZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES ON THE ISLAND. THOSE COVERING T~E r~TH­ OllC CONGREGATION AND THE SMALLER GROU?S \/iLL APPEAR LATER.) MANY PERSONS NEW TO KWAJALEIN ARE AM~7ED TO riND so MANY Wfll-ORGANIZED VOLUNTEER RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES ON KWAJAlEINo OVlR THE YEARS A STrONG RELIGIOU~ PROGRMM ~AS GRADUALLY !EVOLVED TO MEET THE NEEDS or LOCAL RESIDENTSo i PRCTESTANTS AND CATHOLICS SHARE THE USE OF THE ISLAND ME- ~CRIAL CHAPEL, AN ATTRACTIVE, OPEN-AIR BU!LDING FULLY EQUIP ?ED ~qjH AN ORGAN AND PIANO. PROTESTANT CHAPEL SERVitES ARE I HelD THERE AT 8- 10 AND I I AM ON SUNDAYS. THE PROTESTANT CHAPEL HAS THREE CHOIRS WITH A TOTAL MEM­ BERSHIP OF OVER 125 YOUNGSTERS AND ADULTS THE SENIOR CHOIR WHICH SINGS AT THE 1 I O'CLOCK SERVICE EACH SUNDAY; THE JUN­ IOR CHOIR, WHICH SINGS AT THE SAME SERVICE ON THE LAST SUN­ DAY OF EACH MONTH AND AT SPECIAL SERVICES, AND THE PRIMARY CHOIR WHICH SINGS AT CHRISTMAS AND EASTER AND OCCASOINALLY ON SUNDAY MORNING DURING SPECIAL PROGRAMS o THE CHAPEL OrFICE, LOCATED ACROSS THE STREET FROM THE CHAPEL IN THE TRANSIENT HOTEL~ SERVES THE REQUIREMENTS OF BOTH THE ROMAN CATHOLIC AND PROTESTANT CHAPLAINS. THE CHAP­ LAINS, DR. ROBERT C. SMITH, PROTESTANT, AND FATHER WILLIAM To SUCHAN, SoJ., CATHOLIC, INVITE PERSONS TO VISiT THEM TO BECOME ACQUAINTED OR TO OBTAIN RELIGIOUS COUNSElo TWENTY-FIVE SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES ENCOMPASS ALL AGES FROM (CONTINUED ON FOLLOWING PAGE)

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A WAqM WELCOME •••• IS OFFERED BY DR. AND MRS. SMITH TO NEW PILGRIMAGE TO PICK PRCTESTANT CHAPEL AFfILIATES. __~P~A~G~t~4 ______~ ______.- ______~~~ ~OlPr,LASS ______~ ______: FR IDA~ Y ______~~ iL 966 ______.. ~ (CONTONUED FROM CHAPE L PAGE THREE) CCNGRE0~!CNAL REFORM IR0 TRYING TO CURB NURSERY TO SPECIAL ADULT CLASSES THE WASYiNGTON (uPi)-~SOMETiME ~N THE ~CHOOL DEDUCTION~ CLASSES ArE UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF NEXT SEVERAk WEEKS CONGRESS IS EXPECTED WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE INT£RNAL REV­ VOLUNTEER TEACHERS AND ARE HELD EACH TO GET REFORM PROP05A~S TO GiVE THE E~UE SERVICE SAYS IT'S NOT GOING TO SUNDAY FROM 9"40 TO iO 40 AM IN THE PUBLlC A TElEV!SION lOOK AT HOUSE COM­ ~ET PEOPLE TAKE ADVANTAGE OF AN IN-­ GEORGe SEITZ SCHOOL. A KWA~AL£IN TRA­ MITTEE HEARINGS AND TO INTRODUCE THE COME TAX DEDUCTION FOR A COL~£G£ D~­ DITION, THE fBEfE EXPRESS, WI~DS ITS COMPUTER AGE TO OVERWORKED LEG!SbATORS~ GREE~ EVEN IF THEIR BOSS ORDERS THEM WAY ALONG !SLAND STREETS EVERY SUNDAY j 1N CONGRESS~ F~RST SERiOUS lOOK AT I TO DO ITo PiCKtNG UP SUNDAY SCHOOL ME~OERS AND \1 TSELf IN 20 YEARS.t THE Jo I NT COMM iT f£.E THE NEW RULE, ONE OF SEVERAL PROPOS TRANSPORTING THEM TO THE SCHOOL. ~ ot..! T E ~EORGAN i ZA n (}I Of CONGRESS HAS ED ChANGES, COULD AFFECT THOUSANDS Or rHE CHAPEL NUPSEPY iN THE ISLANn J f)~ ~C~E T~kN A YEAR eEEI HEARING A~C lEACHERS, DOCTORS, LAWYERS, ACCOUNT­ NURSERY BUILDING OPEkATFS ot. ~1j~I"'IAY~ '[VALUATjNG PROPOSALS TO STREAMLiNE ANTS AND OTHER PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE FROM AM TO I~ 4~ PM, FREE OF 9 13 CONGRESSo PLANNING TO GO BACK TO SCHOOLo CHARGe AND U~DER ADULT SUPERVISION. EXCEPT FOR WHAT ONE SOURCE CAllED !RS OFFICIALS SHIED AWAY FROM SAY­ ON SUNDAY EVENINGS, A YOUTH GROUP "TY I NG UP SOME lOOSE ENDS,9" THE PANEL iNG THE PRESENT REGULATIONS GOVERNING MEETS FOR STUDY AND FELLOWSHIP UNDER Of FOUR SENATORS AND FOUR REPRESENTA­ TAX DEDUCTIONS FOR EDUCATIONAL PUR­ ADULT LEADERSHIP EVERY SUMMER UPON ~lVES IS AGR[ED ON iTS RECOMMENDAT~ONS POSES SAYING THEY WERE WIDELY ABUSED. THE CLOSE OF SCHOOL A VACATION BiBLE AND READY TO iSSUE A REPORT W!THiN THE THEY DID SAY ¥ESTERDAY THE RULES SCHOOL OF A WEEK'S DURATION IS HELD NEXT TWO OR THREE WEEKSo CONGRESS WH l WERE SUBJECT FOR FREQUENT "MISINTER­ THE NUCLEUS OF THE PROTESTANT CHAPa'S VOTE ON A lEG~SlAT~VE PROPOSAL BEFORE PRETATIONS" THAT COST THE GOVERNMENT CONGREGATIONAL LEADERSIP IS THE CHAPEL ADJOURNINGo MilLIONS OF DOLLARS EACH YEAR. ADVISORY BOARD WHICH ADVISES THE CHAP­ AMONG THE MAJOR SUGGESTlONS ANT!C~­ W~Er~ER SOMEON£ CAN DEDUCT HIS LA!N ON THE GENERAL D!RECT~ON OF CHAPEL PATED WERE THESE $tHOOL rXPENSES WILL STILL TURN ON ACT!V~rIES, ASSlSTS IN TH£ FUNCTIONS --PERMiT CAMfRA A~D SOU~D EQL~PMrNr 1HiS ~EY QUESTION· DOES HE GO TO OF THE C~APEL. AND APPROVES ALL EX­ ~CVERAGE o~ ~OUSE COMM~TTEES~ A PRlV~ SCHOOL ro KEEP HIS PRESENT JOB OR TO PENDITURES OF CHAPE~ FUNDS. THE BODY (LEGE ALREADr ALLOWED BY SENATE COM­ GET A BETTER ONE~ IS COMPJSED OF A BOARD CHAIRMAN AND ~iTTE£'So ~r !TaS TO KEEP HIS JOB, THEN HE CAN CHRiSTl "',, EDUCAT ION, EVANGEL ISM, SCHOL­ --Buy COMPuTERS fOR USE BY ME~BERS, DEDUCT THE EXPENSES ON HIS INCOME TAX ARSHIP, M!SSIONS, CHAPEL SUPPORT, STEW­ CO~M i TrEES AND H£ GENERAL Accou~ r ~ NG Bur ~f ITis TO GET A BElrER ONE, NO ARDSHIP AND FINANCE CHAIRMEN, AND THE O~f~CE~ THE iNDEPENDENT ~GENC' WH~CH DEDUCTUON IS ALLOWED. PRESIDENT OF THE WOMEN'S CHAPEL FELLOW­ AUDJTS fEDERA~ SPENDING. IN THE PAST, FOR EXAMPLE, WHEN A SHIPo EACH CHAiRMAN HAS A GROUP FUNC­ --MAKE EDUCATION THE SOLE SUBJECT OF STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT TOLD A TIONiNG UNDER H!S LEADERSHIP TO CARRY A COMMITTEE ijN BOTH THE HOUSE AND SEN­ TfACHER HE HAD TO GET AN ADVANCED DE­ OUT THE WORK OF HIS PART!CULAR COMM~T­ ATEo THUS WOULD MEAN SPLiTTiNG UP TrlE IT WAS DEDUCTlBLE. TEDD HOUSE EDUCATiON AND LABOR COMMITTEE AhD MOST OF THE MONEY GIVEN TO THE PRO­ lHE SENATE LABOR AND PUBl~C WELFARE TESTANT CHAPEL IS USED TO FULFILL THE COMM ~ TTEE WH ~ CH NOW HANDU' THE SUBd(t l' Q WORK OF MICRONESIAN MISSIONS AND TO THE JOINT COMM~TTEE is ALSO rXPECTED PROVIDE SCHOL~RSH!PS FOR wuRTHY MICRO­ TO RECOMMEND TH~T CO~GRESS~ONA~ SlAFFS NESIAN STUDENTS EXAMPLES OF MISSION BE ENLARGED; PARTiCULARLY WIT~ 1HE A~­ PPOJECTS THE CHAPEL HAS SUPPORTED ARE DiTiON OF tEGiS~ATlvr EXPERTS~ BECAUSE T~E RADIO NETWORK CONSISTING OF TEN ~EGiSLATORSJ WORKLOADS HAVE BEtN STEAD~ RATNER SINGLE SIDEBAND TRANSCEIVERS PURCHASED !I~'f iNCREASi~Go AND SET UP AMONG UNITED CHURCH BOARD THE PANE~ ~S REPORTED TO HAVE R£.JECT~ AND llEBENZELL MISSIONARIES, AND THE E.D PROPOSALS TO ABOllSIi T~E SENIORi'T'it 'SUIts' °ROJECT OF PR!NTING CHR!STIAN LITERA­ SYSTEM, J~STALL ELECTRON,C VOTING TURE OF MANY KINDS IN ALL THE LANGUAGES MACHiNES OR RETiRE COMMITTEE ChA~RMEN OF THE MISSION AREA. THE SCHOLARSHIP AUTOMAT~CAlLY AT THE AGE OF 700 COMM!TTEE HAS SET UP FOUR SCHOLARSHIPS THE LAST REORGANiZATiON OF CONGRtSS FOR PROMISING MiCRONESIAN STUDENTS IN IN 1946 WROUGHT IMPORTANT CHANGES THAT THE COMING YEAR iNCLUDED A SIGNiFiCANT REDUCTiON iN THE WOMEN1S CHAPEL FELLOWSHIP CARRIES THE NUMBER OF COMMiTTEES AND ADooTHON ON AN ACT!VE PROGRAM OF WORK AND SER­ OF A PAY RAiSE AND PENSiON PLAN FOR All ViCE As IS OFTEh THE CASE IN STATE­ MfMBERSo SIDE CHURCHES, THE WOMEN ARE THE 'BACK­ BONE" OF INNUMERABLE WORTHY ACTIVITIES" PROTCN 123 ORBITED TODAY THE FELLOWSHIP ALSO SPONSORS A NUMBER ~oscow (UPi)--THE SOViET UNION TODAY OF MISSION ACTIVITIES THROUGH ITS LAUNCHED THE 123RD UNMANNED SATElliTE CIRCLES WHICH MEET REGULARLY AND ~N iTS COSMOS PROGRAM TO EXPLORE SPACE~ T~ROuGH THE ENTIRE FELLOWSHIP THE OFFICIAL TASS NE~S AGENCY REPORTEDo THE EVANGELISM COMMITTE[ ENDEAVORS IT WAS THE SECOND SOViET SATELl~TE TO 10 VISIT NEWLY ARRIVED PROTESTANTS TO GO ~NTO OROIT IN TWO DAYSo ON WEDNESD~Y ACQUAINT THEM WITH THE WORK BEING CAR­ RUSSiA lAUNChED THE PROTON 3j ITS HEAV­ RIED ON BY THE CHAPEL THIS COMMITTEE IEST SATELLITE, iNTO ORBiT TO SlUDY SPONSORS THE MEN'S CHAPEL FELLOWSHIP COSMiS RAYS AND THEIR DANGERS TO SPACE­ AND THE COUPLES' CLUB, EACH OF WHICH MEN 0 HOLDS MONTHLY MEETINGS TASS SAID COSMOS 123 CARRIED SCiEN­ THE MEN'S FELLOWSHIP IS AN ACTIVE TiFiC !NSTRUMENTS FOR CONT~NUED SPACE GROUP WHICH CARRIES ON NUMEROUS WORK RESEARCH UNDER THE PROGRAM FIRST A~­ PROJECTS WITH THE OBJECT OF ASSISTING NOUN CEO ON MARCH 16 or 1962, THE AREA MiSSIONARIES THE COUPLES' THE LAST COSMOS WAS LAUhC~ ~D iNTO OR­ CLUB PROViDES A NEEDED SOCIAL EXPRESSION BIT JUNE 25 FROM RUSS!AiS ~C~TRAl ASijA WITH A DIVERSITY OF PROGRAMS RANGING MiSSiLE CENTER AT BAIKONUR AND ~N THl ~ROM SQUARE DANCES TO POOL PARTIES PRESENCE OF VISiTING FRENCH PRESiDENT IN ADOPTION TO THE MORE FORMALLY CHARLES DE GAULLEo DE GAULLE WAS THE THE mAn SCHEDULED RELIG!OUS ACTIVITIES, THE FiRST WESTERNER TO WITNESS A l~UNtH!NG CHAPEL HAS A NuMBER OF BIBLE STUDY, FROM THE TOP SECRET BASEo DISCUSS!O~I, AND PRAYER GROUPS THAT MEET rtEGULARLY iN rlOUSES AND TRAILERS "ULTISS1MO" &; "ROYALTY" ALL P(q:, _ APE iNVITED TO AVAIL MANiLA (UPI)-~TAAl VOLCANO HURlED ROCKS AND STEAM INTO TH~ AIR FOR THl Impeccably tal.lored for ~ J.Il THEMSELVES .r 'Hl PROGRAM OF CHRISTIAN fOURTH STRAiGHT DAY TODAY, BUT SClEN­ newest TWO and. THREE WTroN 10RSH/P, FELL'WSHIP, AND SERVICE THAT TISTS WATCHiNG THE EXPLOSION SA~D THEY designs, subtlest shades. IS O~FERED AND TO CONSULT THE CHAPLAIN'S EXPECTED IT TO QUIET DOWN AFTER TODAyi S FriCE ~OR FURTHER INFORMATION ON DE­ Superb blends of WOOL, SILK, ACTiVITYo ~AILS, ACCORDING TO DR SMITH MOIlAm and SY1fmE'fiCS -- SUl.ts LAST SEPTEMBER THE VOLCANO ERUPTED that will take you anywhere Moscow (UPt)--A MAJOR OIL REFiNERY AFTER 50 YEARS OF INACTIVITYs K~LlUNG handsomely ! ~EAR THE CITY OF PERM WAS DAMAGED Bt ABOUT 200 PE~50NSo FIRl AND EXPLOSiON, THE NEWSPAPER SO~ THERE HAVE BEEN NO FATALiT!ES REtORD= $52.45 to $63.75 ViET RJSSiA REPORTED YESTERDAYo ED IN THE CURRENT SPATE OF ACTi~!TY9 AT MAcytS ~H£ PAPER SAiD ONE FIREMAN WAS KILLED ALTHOUGH SEVERAL SMALL ViLLAGES ~EAR AS ~~~ e AZE SPPEAD TO LABORATORIES, THE MOUNTAIN HAVE BEEN DESTROYED OR ~v:~ -~~~S ~ND PUMPING STATiONS. DAMAGED 0 ~) .... GE HOURGLASS rts Section F08 LOCAL SPORTS CLUB ~OTiCE MOUNTAlNBALl THE KWAJALEIN ROD & GUN CLUB WilL HOLD ITS MONTHLY TRAP SHOOT THIS SUN~ THE EBEYE BASKETS DEfEATED WECo DAY STARTING AT 9 AMa 9-2 IN A WELL PLAYED BALLGAME IN THE THERE WilL BE THREE EVENTS~ DOUBLES NATIONAL LEAGUE AT DALLY FIELD, AS 50 BIRDS, SINGLES 50 BIRDS, AND HANDI­ THE BASKETS AFTER TAKING A 4-2 LEAD CAP 50 BIRDSo THl fiRST EVENT WILL IN THE THIRD INNING, PLAYED DEfENSE START PROMPTLY AT 9 AMo BALL THE REMAINING FOUR INNINGS fOR THEIR WELL EARNED VICTO~Yo MAJOR LEAGUE BALL WECo TOOK THE LEAD IN THE TOP HALF IN THE AMERICAN LEArUE YESTERDAY, OF THE fiRST INNING ONLY TO SEE THE MICKEY MANTLE SMASHED HIS 16TH HOMER BASKETS TAKING THE LEAD AWAY fROM OF THE SEASON A~D 489TH Of HIS CAREER THEM WITH THREE RUNS IN THE BOTTOM LAST NIGHT WITH TWO OUT IN THE NlNTH Of THE fiRST INNING. WECo MISSED INNING AND TWO MEN ON TO LEfT THE NEW SEVERAL GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES IN THE YOR~ YANKEES TO A 5-2 VICTORY OV~R THE LATE INNINGS LEAVING RUNNERS STRANDED BOSTON RED Sox, OF THE BASES. THE DRAMATIC CLOUT DEEP INTO THE IN ornER ACTION,IN THE AMERICAN RIG~Tf!ElD SEATS MOVED HIM TO WIT~IN LEAGUE AT BRANDON FIELD THE JOMAKAJ fOUR HOMERS Of THE SIXTH PLACE ON THE BOuNCED BArK FROM THEIR DEFEAT TUES~ ALL-TIME LIST CURRE~TLY HELD 8Y lou DAY WiTH A 10-0 WIN OVER THE NA ALI I GEHRIG WITH 4930 !T ALSO EARNED NEW liB" IN FIVE INNINGSo CHARLEY HIRA­ YORK A MEASURE Of REVENGE AGAINST MOTO AND MAROK LALIMO WITH THREE BOSTON RELIEVER Do~ McMAHONo Th. main sall Is lUst b ..lnnlng to fdl, after the skipper had stopped the boat In a "lufFllI9" maneuver to aVOid colllllon SINGLES APIECE lED THE JOMAKAJS 13 McM.HD~, W~~ H_C wo~ BOTH fND~ OF with the big sloop off Its port bow HIT ATTACK. WEDNESDAYuS DOUBlE~EADlR IN Hl~ !If, Iv IILL SCHOCK WINNING PITCHER W4S HIDEO MILNE ENTERED THE GAME WIT~ THE RED Sox (Erght"" 01 l' articlea on Bmlmg lumlamellt(/l.~) WHO PITCHED A FINEBALLGAME LIMIT­ LEADING 2-0 AND TWO MEN ON IN THE CAN SEE IT NOW Some reader, armed Wlth the first eight I articles in this senes, IuuI rented a small sailboat and done ING THE ALI lSi TO THREE SINGLES. THE NINTH PINCHHITTER JA~E GIBBS GREETED pusably wen by toUowinC' the simple Instructions JOMAK~J CAME UP WITH GOOD DEfENSE McMAHON WITH A RUN=SCORING SINGLE AND He IuuI learned to balance the boat so it will sail nght, suc ee.fully tried coming about and jibing several turres and CHOKING Off SEVERAL Of THE All lSi TOM TRESH TIED THE SCORE WITH A SACRI­ learned to handle her on the reaeh and run and even fairly well RALLIES WITH LIGHTING DOUBLE PLAYS. FICE rlY. on the point. But how to get to the dock without smashing up the boat and BOBBY RICHARDSON THEN SINGLED TO other boat. and eauaing a horrible scene That's the next ques­ MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE LEFT, ADVANCING G!BB~ TO THIRC AND tion. The aDSWer' is to go slowly and apply the' brake SETTING THE STAGE FOR MANTLE, WHO The brake is luffing the II&il or sails SUNDAY JULY 10 AT BRANDON flElD~ SLAMMED A 2~~ PilCH fOR HIS GAME-WIN~ Here'. the technique Always plan to approach the leeward side of the aocit-·tnll.tl NING HOMER. is, plan to approach into the wind I PM rIL~AM TAKES ON PRESS-Rol. DOOLEY WOMACK, WHO Al~OWED ONE RUN Determine beforehand where you must tum so you will approach the dock. directly lnto the wind OVER THE LAST TWO INNINGS, GA!NED H!S Sail a course to that destination as slowly as you can Take NOTiCE SECOND WIN AGAI~Sr AS MANY LOSSESa Al in or let out ail, u neceua.ry When. you reaeh the predetemuned pomt, swing the bow dI­ DOWNING STARTED fOR ~EW YORK AND WAS rectly into the wind and drift in. The lu1'flng sail will help slow the craft'. mom.entwn It necessary, pull the sail in a bit to THE NA All I "A" MOUNTA I NBAlL TEAM, LIFTED FOR A PIN~H~!TTER AFTER SEVEN gain more hdflng-in this cue braking-e1fect IN PREPARATION fOR NEXT WEEKiS WORLD INNINGS, The same technique is applicable in approaching a buoy SERIES OPENER, Will HOLD BATTING Docking obYlously requires practice But practice in a clear ROLllE S~ElDON WAS SAiliNG ALONG area ot the harbor first. AND FIELDING DRILLS THIS COMING MON~ WITH A SIX~HIT SHUTOUT BEfORE HE WAS Dt.trlbute4 by Kine Feature.. Syndicate DAY EVENING JulY Ii, AT DAllY fiELD YANKED AFTER WALKING CLETE BOYER AND BEGI~NINGAT 5:15 PMo DICK SCHOFIELD WITH ONE OUT IN THE CLEAR~TER, FLA (UPI) -- THE 2,766- COACH HAROLD REIS REQUESTS ALL NINTH. MILE SEATTLE TO CLEARWATER POWER PUfF PLAYERS TO BE PRESENT AT THIS WORK­ Al KAlINE, A STARTING OUTFIELDER fOR AIR DERBY FOR WOMEN ENDED OFFICIALLY OUT. THE AMERICAN LEAGUE ALL-STARS, HIT A AT NOON TODAY WITH 78 OF THE 82 START­ TWO-RUN HOMER AND DICK McAULifFE, THE ERS ON THE GROUND. MiXED VOLLEYBALL STARTING SHORTSTOP IN THE MIDSEASON Two Of THE STARTERS GOT WITHIN CLASSIC, SQUEEZED HOME T~E EVENTUAL STRIKING DISTANCE Of THE fiNISH LINE IN LAST NIGH+S ACTION AT DALLY WINNING RUN AS DETROIT SNAPPED A fiVE THIS MORNING BUT HAD TO SET DOWN AT COURT, THE KA-Mol TOOK THE fiRST GAME LOSING STREAK WITH A 4-3 VICTORY OTHER AIRPORTS BECAUSE Of THE THUNDER­ SET fROM THE SURFERS 15-12. OVER MINNESOTAo STROM ACTIVITY. IN THE SECOND SET THE SURfERS WERE IN OTHER GAMES IN THE AMERICAN LEAGU THE FINAL DAY Of THE RACE WAS A LEADING WHEN THE GAME WAS CALLED THE WHITE Sox eEAT THE WASHINGTON BUSY ONE AS SMALL CRAtT SWARMED ACROSS BECAUSE OF RAIN. UNDER LEAGUE RULES SENATORS 8-5. BALTIMORE, ~ANSAS CITY, THE FINISH LINE FORTY-THREE Of THE THIS SET WILL BE REPLAYED fROM THE CALifORNIA, AND CLEVELAND WERE IOLE PLANES STILL HAD NOT ARRIVED AT NIGHT­ BEG I NNW AND TH I S GAME WILL BE PLAY­ IN NATIONAL LEAGUE ACTION lODAY, FALL WEDNESDAY BUT WERE AIRBORNE AT ED TOMOk~OW NIGHT, SATURDAY AT 6 PM. ALL-STAR SELECTION RICHIE ALLEN DA YBREAK TODA Y. THE GAME BETWEEN THE KUPAKAS AND CLOUTED HIS 21ST HOME RUN WITH TWO ONE Of THE PLANES fORCED TO LAND ELEU WILL ALSO BE PLAYED SATURDAY ON IN THE FifTH INNING AND JOHHNY J~ST SHORT Of THE fiNISH LINE WAS NIGHT AT 6.45 PM. THE SECOND ROUND CALLISON AND TONY TAYLOR CONTRIBUTED PILOTED BY BARBARA R. WILLIS Of SANTA WILL BEGIN ON SUNDAY JULY 10. THREE HITS EACH AS THE PHllADElFHIA MONICA, CALIF., AND CO-PILOTED BY PAT WATCH THIS SECTION TOMORROW FOR PHILLIES EDGED THE CHICAGO CUBS 5~4 KNOOP Of KETTER lNG, OH 10. I T LANDED THE SCHEDULE. THIS AFTERNOON. AT CROSS CITY, FLA. IN ACTION TONIGHT THE METS ARE IN ANOTHER LANDED AT DUNNELLON, FLA., ATTENTION VOLLEYBALL MANAGERS PITTSBURGH fOR A TWI=NIGHT DOUBLE­ AND WAS PILOTED BY WANDA STRASSBURG HEADER, HOUSTON MEETS THE CARDINALS Of SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIF, AND CO­ DURING THE SECOND ROUND OF PLAY IN ST. LOUIS, ATLANTA BATTLES THE PILOTED BY MARCI BARNET ALSO Of SAN THE fOLLOWING RULE WilL BE INfORCED. DODGERS AND THE CINCINNATI REDS TAKE LUIS OBISPO. IN RETURNING THE BALL OVER THE ON THE GIANTS IN SAN fRANCISCOo A FLINT, MICHIGAN fLYING INSTRUCTOR, NET, A WOMEN PLAYER HAS TO HIT THE IN WORD JUST IN AT SPORTS CENTRAL, MRS. BERNICE T. STEADMAN, EMERGED BALL ONCE ANY INFRACTION Of THIS THE DODGERS HAVE BEATEN THE ATLANTA fROM A COMPLICATED POINT ASSIGNMENT RULE WilL CONSTITUTE. BRAVES, 3-20 SYSTEM AS WINNER OF THE DERBY. I. SERVING TEAM RECEIVES A POINT No SCORES AT THIS TIME IN THE THE WINNER, WHO fLEW WITH CO-PILOT OR A SIDE-OUT BY SERVING TEAM. AMERICAN LEAGUE. MARY E. CLARK OF JACKSON, MICH., WAS AWARDED THE $ 1,000 fiRST PRIZE AT A THERE WILL BE A MEETING Of ALL BROMWICH, ENGLAND (uP!) -- HORACE BANQUET fOR THE PILOTS WHO TOOK 82 MEN'S VOLLEYBALL MANAGERS AT THE AND MINNIE HAll STEPPED OUT ON TO THE PLANES THE 2,766 MILES fROM SEATTLE. SPECIAL SERVICES OffiCE ON FRIDAY BALCONY OF THEIR APARTMENT TO ADMIRE MRS BERA, WHO fLEW SOLO, WON $800 JULY 15, 1966. ANY TEAM WISHING THE VIEW ~~ AND WOUND UP IN THE HOSPI­ BOTH PLANES WERE PIPER COMMANCHES. TO ENTER THE LEAGUE SHOULD ATTEND TAL WHEN THE BALCONY COllAPSED AND THIS MEETINGo PLUNGED 16 FEET TO THE GROUNDo LISTEN TO------AFRS PAGE 6 HOURGLASS , THREE WOMEN MISSING HOFFA IN BY A LANDSLIDE WALL STREET TODAY NEAR LAKE MiCHIGAN WITH MORE MONEY TO BOOT NEW YORK (UPi) -- PRICES BARELY CHESTERTON, IND. (UPI) -~ SEARCHERS MIAMI BEACH (UPI) -- THE TEAMSTERS MANAGED TO NOTCH A SMAll GAIN IN fOR THREE YOUNG C~ICAGO WOMEN MISSING CONVENTION WAS BY ANYBODyiS DEfiNITI­ MODERATE TRADING ON THE NEW YORK STOCK fROM THE DUNES~STATE PARK BEACH fOR ON AN UNQUALifiED SUCCESS ~OR JAMES EXCHANGE TODAYo SIX DAYS CONCENTRATED ON THE WATERS R. HOFfA. A LATE WAVE OF aUYING IN THE WIDE Of LAKE MICHIGAN TODAY, fEARING THE THE INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION, ~HAT MOV!NG AIRLINES AND ELECTRONICS GAVE ~ GIRLS MAV HAVE DROWNED. WAS OR!GINALLY SCHEDULED TO RUN\AlLl~~ THE II s1 A f 1ft M UNDERTONE BUT MANY IND!ANA STATE POLICE ORDERED SCUBA WAS ENDeJ HURRIEDLY so DELEGATES COULD OTHERS fEll fROM THEIR BEST LEVEL iN DIVERS INTO THE LAKE Off THE POPULAR GET HOME BEfORE THE A!~LI~E MACHIN= THE LATE DAY SUMMER RECREATION AREA LATE TODAY. IS1S' STRIKE. ONLY A rEW COMMITTEES THE UP! SlOCK MARKEl INDICATOR SHOW­ USING POWERfUL UNDERWATER liGHTS, THE REMAINED TO DO SOME LAST-MINUTE WORK. ED A GAIN Of 0.24 PERCENT WITH !,40l DIVERS COMBED THE LAKE BOTTOM UNTIL THE HIGH-SPOT Of THE CO~VE~TION ISSUES CROSSING THE TAPE. USING APRIL 10 PM BEfORE GIVING UP RETURN TOMORROW. CAME TODAY WHEN THE 2,000 DELEGATES i, ~966 PRiCES AS A BASE, THE !ND!CA~ THE SEARCH MOVED fROM THE PARK AND ERUPTED IN A ROARING, fIRECRAC~ER­ SHOWED A CLOSING AT 97.41. SURROUNDING COTTAGES AfTER DETECTIVES POPPING, HORN-BLOWING BEDLAM THAT Of THE TOTAL ISSUES TRADED, 617 WERE TOLD BY TWO YOUNG MICHIGAN CITY MEANT HOfFA HAD BEEN ELECTED BY ACC~ ADVANCED, 528 DECLINED AND 256 REMA!N~ MEN THEY HAD OffERED THE THREE GIRLS LAMATION PRESIDENT fOR fiVE MORE ED UNCHANGED. TWENTY~THqEE STOCKS A RIDE IN THE1R SPEEDBOAT LAST SATUR­ YEARS HIT NEW !966 HIGHS AND 43 TOUCHED NEW DAY BUT WERE TURNED DOWN. THE DELEGATES BACKED HIM UP BY lOWS. TROOPER Lou WeER SA 10 THE TWO MEN, REELECTI~G ALL THE OTHER TOP orrICERS. THE Dow JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE WHOM HE REfUSED TO IDENTifY, HAD AND ELECTED HIS HANDPICKED CANOl ATE GAINED 2.40 TO 894004 AND THE RAil POSITIVELY IDENTifiED PICTURES or THE TO BE HIS SJCCESSOR SHCU~~ rllS LEGAL ! ND ~ CATO~ 1 Acr

" f At-JE.~ II C~ti~, H~VE ,~QR.E ,1 iME'SA V.1-N~11 ,I r DIM LIGHTS HAVE THE HIGEST SCANDAL HART SAID, THE PATIENTS WERE CAP= TiVE CO"l5UMEQS.1i D~V l G..ES AND L'£S.Sl.:T.lMB'dTHAN --AN,Y. \OJ'HER POWER. ACCORD! NG TO HART 9 niE I\~ORST S I T= GROUP ,op PE.«t1U.!El(){n THE, MMLJOcl'f','~· UA T ! ONI! I NVOl VE·i) DOCTORS W~O OWN f 1fMS. ------~------Odd Floating Market FEATURE page ** Serves Old Thailand

CONTRACT BRIDGE By B Jay Becker (lop Record-Holder In Masten' Individual Championship Play)

East dealer Not t hat wet h Ink that North South vulnerable South s three heart bid m the NORTH pre::.ent case was a WIld or des perate maneuver but when his • K 4 3 partner r a I sed hIm to four • Q 7 5 2 hearts and dummy came down • Q J 4 South could see that It would .. 7 6 2 take some very tall domg to WEST EAST make the contract • 10 9 8 7 5 • Q J He dId make the contract, • 6 • 9 8 4 and m neat fashIOn, and It all • K • A 10 9 8 632 made good sense West led the Whether It s vegetables, fIsh or something else, you II find .. K Q 1054 3 .. J kmg of dIamonds, WhICh held, It here for sale by Thailand s floating 'grocery stores ' SOUTH and shIfted to the kmg of clubs By STEVE LIBBY • A 6 2 Declarer won wIth the ace, ~W/1ttel/ E~]Je(/Il111J for ('pl/tllll P1C~\ (lHd Tlll~ Npw'IJllper • A K J 10 3 drew three rounds of trumps THAILAND IS pel hnp,> be"t kno\\ n to Impres'>lOm"tJc Amer • 7 5 and returned a dIamond East IC'1n" a'l Siam - the 10\ ely '1nd mtllgumg land of Anna and hel .. A 9 8 took the ace and played back Kmg Howevel Thai IS much mOll th m that It IS a land where The bIddmg the Jack of spades, won wIth h, IlItlflll hmd](1 Ift'- T old trldltlOn" dbl}und a East South West North the kmg When South then diS I I ttl, lild hne Illell, \\ III ll'lIel l,re 11 h, [ 1" III The rei s nothmg unusual • 4 3 I' I lh l H.. J >l h about declarer s findmg hImself • 7 [1,1 J I hi' I , short of the values he needs to .. 7 6 III 1) Ii pllJp1e ((JI make hIS contract Such thmgs West Eabt 11, II llll /j I I I happen m the best of company • 109 8 • Q llle hi \I III~ j I but It IS unquestIOnably true .. Q 10 • 10 9 8 3 that some players have a great- South !th er tendency towards gomg over- • A 6 III board than others who some- • 10 3 II 1 (Il Ly how or other manage to stay .. 9 I J th away from such trouble Declarer now led the three OL I " ~ 1 lilt! e\entllally to llt Ll1 lllL people ot B lllf,ko" PUl- There IS one compensatmg spades and when East played ENGLISH :>INGIr-lG Sf AR WI:DS IN l) S ;:,te\ L IJeIt \ "n, i-."lllb frllghter'l The ll\.l (hIS. then dlliv food '>lI p'leS feature about thIS penchant for the queen, South let hIm wm t overbIddmg, and that IS that a It, knowmg for a fact that star fiord !uIJ\JitL;, for the pOOl UI'>tllb practice trymg to rescue hIm- a ruff and dIscard and that was \ !I', un fIJI III ,,,Ill , 111'~ \ \, I, self from hIS folly the end of the party llilt of thIS llVer bl men t! e utlllg It by bO.lt dUll!, off J llldh \\lllLh ale kno\\n a" bl.lnLlllng klollg" the bub of actJvlt:y \\Itn con..,lder

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