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HIGH TIDE LOW TiDE 3-18-65 3-18-65 5 8 AT 0522 0.2 AT 1130 AT i-IOURGlJ.\SS 0.3 AT 2344 5 8 1737 ® ® VOL 6 NO '-954 KWAJALEJN~ MARSHALL ISLANDS WEDNESDAY 17 MARCH 1965 ERIN GO BRAGH ,U~S WOULD WITHDRAW WASHiNGTON, MARCH 17 (AP)--PRESI­ CONG AMMO SUPPLIES DENT JOHNSON SENT THE BEST WISHES I ONLY IF HANOI WILL OF IRISH-AMERICANS, AND ALL OTHER TEN PERCENT SMASHED WASHINGTON, MARCH 17 (AP)--U.s. OF­ WASHINGTON, MARCH 17 (AP)--U.S. AMERICANS, TO IRElANDJS PRESIDENT FIALS SAID TODAY THAT THE SECURITY OF SOURCES SAY AN ESTIMATED 10 PERCENT EAMON DE VALERA. , SOUTH VIET NAM IS NOT NEGOTIABLE, BUT OF NORTH VIET NAM'S AMMUNITION STOCK­ "ON THIS CELEBRATION OF ST. PAT­ THE UNITED STATES WOULD TRADE AN END PILE -- A SUPPLY SOURCE FOR VIET CONG R!CK'S DAY, I AM HAPPY TO SEND TO TO ITS STRIKES ON THE NORTH FOR AN END GUERRiLLAS IN THE SOUTH -- WAS DESTROY· YOUR EXCELLENCY AND TO THE PEOPLE TO THE NORTH1S AGGRESSION AGAINST THE ED IN TWO OF THE EIGHT AiR STRIKES U, OF IRELAND CONGRATULATIONS AND SOUTH S. AND SOUTH VIETNAMESE BOMBERS MADE SINCERE GOOD WISHES FROM THE THls WORD WAS GIVEN TO REPRESENTA- AGAINST NORTH VIET NAM SINCE FEBRUARY PEOPLE OF THE UN!TED STATES OF TIVES OF NON-GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS AMERICA." 7· DURING THE SECOND AND FINAL DAY OF A THIS ESTIMATE, IT WAS LEARNEL TODAY, A NEWSMAN ASKED MCCLOSKEY JOK­ CONFERENCE AT THE STATE DEPARTMENT IS BASED ON THE MARCH I BLASTING OF INGLY. "WHAT IS THE POLICY OF THE HELD ANNUAllY TO ACQUAINT THE ORGANIZ- XOM BANG AND THE MARCH 14 STRIKE AT UNITED STATES ON THE INIQUITOUS / ATIONS WITH ADMINISTRATION FOREIGN PHU Qu I • I T DOES NOT TAKE INTO ACCOUNl DIVISION OF IRELAND?" POLICY THE ATTACK LAST WEEKEND ON TiGER ISlANe MCCLOSKEY REPLuED IN THE SAME SECRETARY OF STATE DEAN RUSK WAS A TRANSHIPPING POINT FOR THE MOVEMENT VEIN. "PERSONALLY AS AN IRISHMAN, LISTED AS THE FINAL SPEAKER, HOWEVER, OF AMMUNJTION AND OTHER SUPPLIES BY WEtRE AGIN J IT " NEITHER HE NOR OTHER OFFICIALS WHO AD­ SEA TO THE iNSURGENTS. DRESSED THE GROUP COULD BE QUOTED DI­ MEANWHilE, AT LEAST ONE OF THE REC­ RECTLY OR BY NAME UNDER THE NEWS COV­ COMMENDATIONS BROUGHT BACK FROM SAIGON ERAGE RULES APPLIED. KREMLIN STAND FIRM BY GEN HAROLD K. JOHNSON, ARMY CHIEF THE CONFERENCE WAS TOLD THAT NO SIGN ON TWO GERMANIES OF STAFr, HAS RECEIVED SWIFT APPROVAL HAS ARRIVED FROM HANOI THROUGH DIPLO­ LONDON, MARCH '7 (AP)--RusSIA'S AN­ BY U.S. SECRETARY OF DEFENSE ROBERT S MATIC CHANNELS OR OTHERWISE OF ANY DREI GROMYKO ASSERTED TODAY THAT THE McNAMARA AND OTHER TOP ADMINISTRATION NORTH VIET NAM INTENT TO QUIT ATTACK­ DIVISION OF GERMANY "IS COMPLETE" AND OFFICIALS. MORE HELICOPTeR COMPANIES ING SOUTH VIET NAM. UNDER SUCH CIR­ AS fAR AS HE COULD SEE, PERMANENT WiLL BE SENT Tv SOUT VIET NAM CUMSTANCES, IT WAS SAID, WASHINGTON THE SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER REJECT­ SEES NO BENEF IT -- ONLY POSS I BlE DAI\GER ED A PLEA BY MICHAEL STEWART, HIS --iN GOING TO A CONFERENCE TABLE. BRITISH OPPOSITE NUMBER, TO LOOK ANEW KING LEADS MARCHERS AT THE ISSUES OF PEACE-KEEPING THREAT­ TO 'BAMA COURTHOUSE u S MAY SELL ARMS ENING THE UNITED NATIONS'S FUTURE IN MONTGOMERY, ALA., MARCH ~7 (AP)-­ THE LIGHT OF CHANGING WORLD CONDITION~ CIVIL RIGHTS LEADERS WON THE R~GHr TO­ GROMYKO, ON A FOUR-DAY OFFICIAL VIS­ TO ISRAELI FORCES DAY TO CONDUCT A H!G~WAY PILGRIMAGE WASHINGTON, MARCH 17 (AP)--A U.S~ IT HERE, OFFERED A GLIMMER OF HOPE fROM SELMA TO ALABAMA'S CAP!TAL AND STATE DEPARTMENT SPOKESMAN SAID TODAY THAT RUSSIA WILL AGREE TO THE RECALL THE NEWS TURNED A STREET DEMONSTRATION OF J7-NATION TALKS TO END THE WORLD THE UNITED STATES AND ISRAEL WILl ~NTO A VICTORY RALLY. CARRY ON TALKS, THROUGH DIPLOMATIC ARMS-RACE -- BUT ONLY IF THAT ADJOURN­ DOCTOR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. AN­ CHANNELS, ON ISRAEL'S INTEREST IN OB­ ED GENEVA CONFERENCE ACCEPTS A NEW NOUNCED TO MORE THAN 700 WHITE AND NE­ TAINING MILITARY EQUIPMENT MADE IN NEGOTIATING BASIS WHICH Moscow SOON GRO DeMONSTRATORS AT THE COUNTRY COURT AMERICA. INTENDS TO PRESENT. HOUSE THAT A U.S. COURT HAD RULED IN PRESS OFFICER ROBERT J. MCCLOSKEY, IN THE VIEW Of BRITISH OFfiCIALS THE.IR fAVOR DECLINED TO SAY WHETHER ISRAEL HAS AC­ WHO ATTENDED THE TALKS THERE SEEMED "THE FEDERAL COURT HAS UPHELD OUR TO BE NO MEETING OF MINDS AND THEY RE­ TUALLY REQUESTED THE UNITED STATES LEGAL RIGHT TO MARCH," KING TOLD THE PORTED NO REAL PROGRESS WAS MADE TO SELL ARMS DIRECTLY TO IT. CROWD, REMNANTS OF THE THOUSANDS WHO HE DID SAY, HOWEVER, THAT SO FAR, HAD MARCHED THERE TWO AND ONE-HALF CONCLUSIONS HAVE NOT BEEN REACHED RED CHINESE FACING HOURS BEFORE. THE TALKS BEGAN WEEKS AGO, AFTER CHEERS AND YELLS GREETED HIS WORDS WEST GERMANY SCRAPPED A MILITARY SALES WORST FOOD DROUGHT THEN THE DEMONSTRATiON ENDED AS THE AGREEMENT WITH ISRAEL, UNDER WHICH HONG KONG, MARCH 17 (AP)--COMMUNIST JUBILANT DEMONSTRATORS MARCHED BACK TO THAT COUNTRY WAS SUPPOSlD TO OBTAIN CHINA -- WITH MILLiONS OF EXTRA MOUTHS A NEGRO CHURCH. A NUMBER OF AMERiCAN-MADE T-48 TANKS. TO FEED -- IS FACING WHAT COULD BE ITS IN SELMA MEANWHiLE, POLICE ARRESTED WORST CROP FAILURE SINCE 1961 -- THE 33 WHITE MINISTERS WHILE THEY WERE SECOND MARINE DIES YEAR AFTER THE DISASTROUS GREAT LEAP PICKETING THE MAYORiS HOURSE TODAY AF­ DA NANG, SOUTH V,ET NAM, MARCH 17 FORWARD TER A MARCH TO THE DALLAS COUNTY COURT­ (AP)-- THE U.S. MARINE CORPS ANNOUNCED RECENT RADIO BROADCASTS FROM ALL HOUSE iN THE RAIN iN SUPPORT OF NEGRO A SECOND DEATH FROM ACCiDENTAL SHOOT­ PARTS OF CHINAfS GRAIN BELT TELL OF VOTING RIGHTS ING WHICH TOOK PLACE ON AN OUTPOST 'BATTLES, GREAT OBSTACLES AND DIFFI­ THEY WERE CHARGED W!TH VIOLATiNG A HILL SUNDAY NIGHT. CuLTIES" IN PREPARATIONS FOR SPRING CITY ORDINANCE PROHiBiTING PICKETiNG AT THAT TIME, ONE OTHER MARINE WAS FARMING. IN A PRHVATE RESIDENTIAL AREA, l KILLED ALMOST INSTANTLY, ONE WAS IN THE CENTRAL PROVINCE OF HUNAN -­ WOUNDED SEVERELY AND THE THIRD WAS THE TRADITIONAL RICEBOWL OF CHINA -­ CALLAS COME HOME LIGHTLY WOUNDED BY ANOTHER MARINE WHO A RECENT DIRECTIVE COMPLAINED Of: NeW YORK, MARCH 17 {AP}--MARIA CAL­ SUSPECTED THEY WERE VIET CONG GUERRIL- I. A SHORTAGE Of MANURE "DUE TO THE LAS, WHO DEPARTED THE METROPOLITAN I, LAS. WINTER DROUGHT AND THE FACT THAT MAN­ OPERA HOUSE IN A HUFF SEVEN YEARS AGO, , THE FOUR MARINES WERE PART OF A URE COLLECTING WAS NOT GRIPPED HARD, RETURNED TO IT TUESDAY AND WAS GREETED FIRE TEAM HOLDING A SPUR ON HILL 327 THERE IS NOT ENOUGH MANURE FOR A BY A KiSS FROM OPERA DIRECTOR RUDOLPH I WHICH DOMINATES DA NANG AIRBASE WHICH PRODUCTION UPSURGE" BING. i THE MARINE NINTH EXPEDITIONARY BRI- 2 A SHORTAGE OF WATER "SOME PARTS MISS CALLAS ARRIVED TO REHEARSE THE GADE IN SOUTH VIET MAN WAS SENT TO OF THE PROVINCE HAVE BEEN SUfFERING LEADING ROLE OF PUCCINI is "TOSCA," IN I; 1-------------------------------------; DEFEND DROUGHT SINCE LAST AUTUMN AND THE WHICH SHE WILL APPEAR FRIDAY l COND I T ION ORANGE HARD FILEDS CANNOT BE PLOUGHED. No l WATER DIST!LLED 3/16 144,900 MATTER IF IT RAINS OR NOT, THE FARMERS WATER USED 3/i6 239,900 MUST DEVISE WAYS OF GETTING WATER TO LOCAL OP FRIDAY WATER IN STORAGE 7,725,000 THE FIELDS FOR IRRIGATION" 3. AN INSECT THREAT " •• DUE TO DROUGHl SEE NOTICE PAGE FOUR TOTALS DO NOl REFLECT RAINFALL AND HIGH TEMPERATURES, THE INSECT PEST GAIN OR LOSS BY EVAPORATION. THREAT IS VERY GREAT THIS YEAR. A EARLIEST TAKE COVER BATTLE Of ANNIHILATION MUST BE WAGED ,I WATER REPORT AGAINST PESTS THIS SPRING.o." 1100 HOURS i ~-,-----..-I I ~ i PAGE 2 HOURGLASS . WEDNESDAY 17 MARCH 1965 i PuBLISHED BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AT THE INCOME STUDY SHOWS , JURECTION OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER, EDUCATION STill PAYS TO THE EDITOR r<v.JAJALEIN TEST SITE, MARSHALL ISLANDS. WASH I NGTON, MAR. 17 (AP) --AMER I CANS CO~'TRACT DA-010021 AMC-9004 (Y) WHO WANT TO EARN TOP MONEY SHOULD BE CLEANUP CAMPAIGN ! (r--J!23615 6 ) 35133A PMR WITH GLOBAL A DOCTOR, LAWYER OR MERCHANT CHIEF DUE TO TM~ RECENT CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN : THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY THATIS THE ESSENCE OF A U.S LABOR MANY OF THE ISLAND RESIDENTS LIVING IN 'll0\'DAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE QEPARTMENT STUDY ON HOW AMERICA'S TRAILERS AND HOUSES MAY HAVE BEEN HURT [ ro~ NOTICES IS 4PM THE DAY BEFORE APPROXIMATELY 46 MILLION MALE WORKERS BY THE PICTURES PLACED IN THE HOUR­ 1 w~B~ICATION AND DEADLINE FOR NEWS MAKE THEIR LIVING. GLASS I WILL ADMIT THAT MANY OF THE ) I""[I\,S IS lOAM THE DAY OF PUBLICATION THE STUDY OF 321 OCCUPATIONS SHOWED ISLAND RESIDENTS MAY LOOK LIKE THEY DO TrE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT A MEDIAN SALARY RANGE -- OF $14,561 NOT CARE ABOUT THE AREA SURROUNDING 1,0 EDIT COpy RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION A YEAR FOR PHYSICIANS AT THE TOP OF THEIR TRAILER OR HOUSE BUT IT IS QUITE POSSIBLE THAT MANY ARE IN THE PROCESS ! A~D TO EDIT LETTERS TO THE EDITOR THE LIST TO $550 FOR NEWSBOYS AT THE J -OR THE SAKE OF BREVITY ALL COPY, BOTTOM OF TRYING TO MAKE LIVABLE AN AREA THAT LETTERS AND PHOTOGRAPHS SUBMITTED BUSINESS MANAGERS IN BANKING AND HAS BEEN IN BAD CONDITION FOR QUITE A FOR PUBLICATION BECOME THE PROPERTY FINANCE WERE SECOND HIGHEST AT $12,757 WHILE.

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