U.S. NAVY CARRIER BORNE JETS SINK FOUR RED TORPEDO

t r--HIGH TIDE Low TIDE 4.3 AT 0830 I 7 AT 1506 3.9 AT 2124 2 I AT 0218 7-9-66 7-9-66 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.

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