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VOL 7 NO. 3033 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS MONDAY, JUNE 20, r966 BOSTON (UPI)--Two BRITISH PARATROOPERS WHO SET OUT TWO WEEKS AGO TO ROW A 20- COMMUNIST REVENGE ATTACK FOOT DORY TO ENGLAND HAVE BEEN SIGHTED 170 MILES orr CAPE COD. BLUNTED BY U.S. AIRBORNE THE COAST GUARD SAID ROSE II I WAS SAIGON (UPI)--COMMUNIST FORCES STRIKING FROM ALL SIDES TODAY ATTACKED TROOPS or THE U. SIGHTED YESTERDAY BY THE RESEARCH VES S. 10IsT AIRBORNE DIVISION'S CRACK FIRST BRIGADE NEAR THE SOUTH CHINA SEA COAST IN AP SEL ALBATROSS PARENT REVENGE rOR THE BEATING THEY SUFrERED AT THE HANDS or THE SAME PARATROOP UNIT "ALL IS WELL AND WE'RE DOING FINE," LAST WEEK THE IOlsT RUSHED IN REINrORCEMENTS AND "HEAVY riGHTING" WAS REPORTED LATE TO CAPT JOHN RIOGWAY AND SGT. CHAY BLYTH DAY. WITH THE AID or HELICOPTER-BORNE REINFORCEMENTS, THE AMERICAN PARATROOPS BURST THE RADIOED THE ALBATROSS. THE PARATROOPERS, ENEMY TRAP AND TURNED ON THE COMMUNISTS IN WHAT APPEARED TO BE THE START or A BIG NEW WHO SET OUT rROM ORLEANS ON CAPE COD, BATTLE. HOPE TO REACH LANDS END, ENGLAND, IN 55 THE BATTLE RAGING SOME 270 MILES NORTH or SAIGON CLIMAXED A DAY OF SHARP ATTACKS BY DAYS TO BREAK AN ATLANTIC RECORD SET IN COMMUNIST FORCES IN SOUTH VIET NAM DURING WHICH U.S. MARINES BEAT orr A VIET CONG SUI 18~6 CIDE ATTACK AND COMMUNIST RAIDERS WIPED OUT A GOVERNMENT POST NEAR A MAJOR U.S. CENTER. IN THE AIR WAR, AMERICAN PLANES SMASHED AT DE GAULLE VISITING IN MOSCOW THE COMMUNISTS WITHOUT LETUP IN SOUTH VIET NAM, BIG B-52 STRATOFORTRESSES STRUCK THE BIDS FOR DUAL DEAL WITH REDS COMMUNISTS' WAR ZONE C STRONGHOLD 70 MILLS Moscow (UPI)--PRESIDENT CHARLES DE GAULLE CALLED ON THE SOVIET UNION TODAY TO WORK NORTHWEST OF SAIGON, WHILE NORTH or THE BOR WITH FRANCE rOR THE UNlrlCATION AND SECURITY or EUROPE AND WORLD PEACE. DER AIR FORCE AND NAVY JETS FLEW 80 MISSIONS CRISP AND ERECT IN THE SIMPLE UNIFORM OF A FRENCH ARMY BRIGADIER GENERAL, DE GAULLE AGAINST NORTH VIETNAMESE SUPPLY CENTERS AND MADE THE orFER OF FRENCH-SOVIET PARTNERSHIP ON HIS ARRIVAL HERE FOR TEN DAYS or TALKS COMMUNICATIONS ROUTES. WITH SOVIET LEADERS DIPLOMATS SAID DE GAULLE CONSIDERED THE VISIT THE MOST IMPORTANT OF THE HEAVIEST ACTION APPEARED TO BE ON THE HIS LONG CAREER GROUND WHERE COMMUNIST TROOPS POUNCED ON THE "THE WHOLE UNIVERSE KNOWS WHAT IMPORTANCE IS ATTACHED TO THIS VISIT I AM ABOUT TO 101sT'S FIRST BRIGADE WHOSE MEN HAD KILLED MAKE," THE 75-YEAR-OLD PRESIDENT SAID AT Moscow'S VNUKovo-2 AIRPORT AFTER A ~-HOUR TRIP NEARLY 900 RED TROOPS IN LAST WEEK'S "OPER IN WHICH THE FRENCH PRESIDENTIAL CARAVELLE WAS ESCORTED ACROSS RUSSIA BY SOVIET riGHTERS. ATION HAWTHORNE" BATTLE IN THE CENTRAL HIGH THE RUSSIANS ROLLED OUT THEIR BRIGHTEST RED CARPET rOR DE GAULLE AND EXPRESSED INTEREST LAND JUNGLES. IN HIS CALL FOR GREATER FRENCH-SOVIET PO THE COMMUNISTS POURED rlRE ON THE PARA LITICAL COOPERATION. BOTH FRANCE AND THE TROOPERS rROM ALL SIDES IN A COASTAL AREA JOHNSON WARNS HANOI SOVIET UNION ARE ANXIOUS TO SEE THE IN NEAR Tuy HOA AND THE DONG TRE SPECIAL FORCES OF WAR EXPANSION FLUENCE OF THE UNITED STATES IN EUROPE MIN- CAMP, TO THE SOUTHEAST OF' THE INLAND SCENE WASHINGTON (UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON, RE IMIZED or LAST WEEK'S MAJOR BATTLE. AFFIRMING AMERICA'S DETERMINATION TO SEE THE THE VISIT CAME AT A TIME WHEN DE GAULLE'S (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) VIET NAM STRUGGLE THROUGH TO AN "HONORABLE RELATIONS WITH THE WESTERN ALLIES ARE MORE PEACE," HAS WARNED THE COMMUNISTS OF AN IN STRAINED THAN AT ANY POINT IN RECENT YEARS. BUNDY SEES NATO TIES TENSIFIED AIR AND GROUND WAR IF THEY DO NOT FRENCH TROOPS ARE SCHEDULED TO BE WITH ABANDON AGGRESSION. DRAWN FROM NATO MILITARY COMMANDS JULY I. TOO STRONG TO BREAK THE CHIEr EXECUTIVE'S WARNING, ONE OF HIS IN HIS SPEECH, DE GAULLE SAID IT WAS IM WASHINGTON (UPI)--FoRMER PRESIDENTIAL AD TOUGHEST STATEMENTS ON THE WAR, WAS DELIV PORTANT FOR FRANCE AND THE SOVIET UNION TO VISER MCGEORGE BUNDY TOLD CONGRESS TODAY ERED AT HIS NEWS CONFERENCE SATURDAY. "EXCHANGE VIEWS AND, I HOPE, TO CONCERT NATO UNITY IS TOO ENDURING TO BE DESTROYED HE SAID THE UNITED STATES MUST CONTINUE THEIR ACTIONS WITH A VIEW TO FACILITATING BY FRANCE's GO-IT-ALONE POLICY "TO RAISE THE COST OF AGGRESSION AT ITS THE UNIF'ICATION AND SECURITY OF OUR CON TESTlrYING AT THE OPENING OF CONGRESS' SOURCE. II TINENT, AS WELL AS EQUILIBRIUM, PROGRESS THIRD SET or NATO HEARINGS THIS YEAR, BUNDY JOHNSON DELIBERATELY LEFT OPEN THE QUES AND PEACE IN THE WHOLE WORLD." TOLD THE SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE TION OF THE SIZE OF U.S. AIR, GROUND AND NA AN ECHOING THEME RAN THROUGH THE WELCOM THAT GEN DE GAULLE'S WITHDRAWAL OF FRANCE VAL COMMITMENT. lilT IS NOT GOOD NATIONAL ING SPEECH or SOVIET PRESIDENT NIKOLAI V. rROM THE ALLIANCE WAS DISAPPOINTING, BUT HE POLICY PUBLICLY TO DECLARE TO THOSE CONDUCT PODGORNY AND WAS EVIDENT IN THE BANNERS ADDED "IT IS CERTAINLY NOT A TIME rOR AMERI ING AGGRESSION THAT THERE ARE PARTICULAR LI AND SLOGANS THAT HUNG IN THE STREETS OF CANS TO CHOOSE UP SIDES IN A SHAM BATTLE ov MITS ON HOW WE SHALL ACT TO DEFEAT THAT AG Moscow IN THE WARM, HUMID AFTERNOON. ER FALSE ISSUES." GRESSION," HE SAID. (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) HE ASSERTED. "WHAT UNITES THE ALLIANCE IS THE PRESIDENT'S STATEMENT ALSO SERVED NO STILL MUCH GREATER THAN WHAT DIVIDES IT." TICE ON THE COMMUNISTS THAT NEITHER CRITI SENATE ETHICS GROUP BUNDY, NOW PRESIDENT OF' THE FORb FOUNDA CISM AT HOME OR POLITICAL TURBULENCE IN TION, RESIGNED EARLIER THIS YEAR AF'TER SERV SOUTH VIET NAM WOULD CAUSE THE UNITED OPENS DODD HEARINGS ING BOTH PRESIDENT JOHNSON AND PRESIDENT KEN STATES TO SWERVE rROM ITS COURSE WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE SENATE ETHICS COM NEDY AS NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISER. HE SAID U.S. INTELLIGENCE ESTIMATES INDI MITTEE BEGAN CLOSED HEARINGS TODAY ON MIS BUNDY TOLD SENATORS THE UNITED STATES HAS CATED THAT THE REDS WERE BASING THEIR HOPES CONDUCT CHARGES AGAINST SEN. THOMAS J. MANY DIFFERENCES WITH DE GAULLE, "BUT NONE FOR VICTORY MORE ON "POLITICAL DIFFERENCES DODD, (DEM.-CONN ) BY DISMISSING AS EVI THAT WE CANNOT ENDURE. IN SAIGON AND WASHINGTON" THAN ON THEIR OWN DENCE ANY DOCUMENTS TAKEN FROM HIS OFFICE. HE DISMISSED AS "SHEER FANTASY" ANY F'EAR MILITARY ErrORTS. THE MOVE WAS IMMEDIATELY PROTESTED BY THAT THE FRENCE PRESIDENT MIGHT MAKE A PRI DODD's FORMER ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, VATE DEAL WITH THE RUSSIANS CONCERNING EURO HIGH COURT WON'T WIDEN JAMES P. BOYD, WHO SAID IT WOULD BE "OF' PEAN POWER DURING A VISIT TO Moscow WHICH THE GREATEST ADVANTAGE" TO THE SENATOR IN STARTED TODA Y. RULING ON CONFESSIONS THE MUCH-HERALDED INQUIRY INTO HIS RELA WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE SUPREME COURT TODAY TIONS WITH JULIUS KLEIN, A PUBLIC RELA RECORDS FREEDOM BILL REFUSED TO MAKE ITS NEW TOUGH POLICE CON TIONS MAN. FESSION RULES RETROACTIVE IN CRIMINAL CAS~. BOYD ADMITTEDLY REMOVED ABOUT 4,000 DOC NOW GOES TO JOHNSON THE 7-2 RULING, DELIVERED BY CHIEF Jus UMENTS FROM DODD'S FILES AND GAVE THEM TO WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE HOUSE PASSED TODAY TICE EARL WARREN, AFFIRMED THE 1959 ROBBERY COLUMNISTS DREW PEARSON AND JACK ANDERSON, AND SENT TO PRESIDENT JOHNSON A "FREEDOM OF MURDER CONVICTIONS OF SYLVESTER JOHNSON AND WHO USED THEM AS A PARTIAL BASIS FOR A INFORMATION' BILL TO ALLOW THE PUBLIC TO STANLEY CASSIDY, TWO NEGROES SENTENCED TO VARIETY or ALLEGATIONS AGAINST THE SENAT VIEW MOST RECORDS or FEDERAL AGENCIES. DEATH IN THE SLAYING OF A CAMDEN, N.J., TOY OR, WHO IS NOW SUING THE COlUMNISTS FOR $2 HOUSE APPROVAL CULMINATED A TEN-YEAR CAM STORE OWNER. MILLION ON FOUR COUNTS OF LIBEL AND CON PAIGN IN CONGRESS TO GIVE AMERICANS A BETTER THE NUB OF THE DECISION WAS WHETHER THE SPIRACY. THE TRIAL IS NOT EXP[CTED TO BE LOOK INSIDE THEIR GOVERNMENT. COURT'S NEW CONSTITUTIONAL CODE ON CONrES GIN UNTIL THIS FALL. DEBATE WAS BRIEF. No ONE SPOKE AGAINST THE SIONS, ANNOUNCED LAST MONDAY, APPLIES TO "I AM VERY DISTURBED THAT THE DOCUMENTS SENATE-APPROVED MEASURE CONVICTIONS WHERE AVENUES OF DIRECT APPEAL WHICH WE REMOVED AT GREAT RISK WILL NOT BE REP. JOHN E. Moss (DEM.-CALIF.), WHO AS WERE EXHAUSTED BEFORE THE HIGH COURT'S DE ADMITTED AS EVIDENCE," SAID BOYD, NOW UN CHAIRMAN or THE GOVERNMENT INFORMATION SUB CISION WAS ANNOUNCED. EMPLOYED. "I WOULD BE VERY SURPRIZED IF COMMITTEE HAS BEEN CHIEF HOUSE SPONSOR or THE NEW RULES ASSERTED THAT CONFESSIONS (DODD) PROVIDED THE COMMITTEE WITH ALL THE THE BILL OVER THE YEARS, SAID THE LEGISLA MAY BE USED ONLY Ir A SUSPECT IS WARNED OF DOCUMENTS IN HIS FILES." TION WOULD GIVE MEANING TO AN INHERENT RIGHT HIS RIGHT TO BE SILENT AND TO HAVE A LAWYER SEN. JOHN C. STENNIS, (DEM.-Mlss.) CHAIR OF CITIZENS -- "THE RIGHT TO KNOW." AT HIS SIDE. MAN or THE COMMITTEE CREATED ArTER THE WARREN SAID TODAY THAT "STATES ARE STILL BOBBY BAKER SCANDAL IN 1964, SAID IN A LONDON (UPI)--PRIME MINISTER HAROLD WIL , ENTIRELY FREE TO EFFECTUATE UNDER THEIR OWN STATEMENT T~AT "THE COPIES OF' SUCH PAPERS SON TODAY BLUNTLY TOLD BRITAIN'S STRIKING LAW STRfCTER STANDARDS THAN THOSE WE HAVE ARE SUFFICIENTLY STIGMATIZED SO AS TO PRE MERCHANT SEAMEN THEY WILL GET NO BETTER LAID DOWN, AND TO APPLY THOSE STANDARDS IN CLUDE THEIR USE AS EVIDENCE." SETTLEMENT THAN THE LAST OFFER, NO MATTER A BROADER RANGE or CASES THAN IS CONSIDERED HE ADDED THAT ALL PAPERS "OFF'ERED I N THE HOW LONG THEY STAY AWAY rROM THEIR JOBS. BY THIS DECISION." CURRENT HEARINGS WERE VOLUNTARILY GIVEN TO WILSON WARNED THE UNION THAT THE GOV OTHER COURT ACTION TODAY INVOLVED TAKING THE COMMITTEE BY DODD." ONE COMMITTEE MEM ERNMENT WOULD USE ITS EMERGENCY POWERS OF BLOOD SAMPLES IN DRUNK DRIVING CASES, BER SAID THAT USE OF THE PAPERS WOULD BE TO PROTECT THE NATION'S THREATENED ECO~- WH I CH I T UPHELD SIMILAR TO EVIDENCE GAINED BY "BUGGING". OMY IF" THE UNION THE ISSUE . , ~~~'~r~2~ ______~~~~S~S~ ______.- ______JM~QNNnDAA~Y+/~V~II~N~E~2~04,-l1~9~6~6L I CPUSA IS INDICTFD IN CAMPUS RIOTING NEW "STAR" PLANNED MASSIVE MANHUNT TRAP~ VANDE~E[RG AFB, CA~!F (UPI )-- THE FLEEING MURDER=RAP!~T FEDERAl.. SPACE AGENCY HAS A~NOUNCED DONAl30NVILLE, GAo tUPi )-- A POSSE PAR~ ~AD P ~EY RClE oN ORGAN~Z~NG PLANS TO ORB"T A BALLOON SATELL!TE o~ FiVE HUNDRED POLICE. fROM THREE THE DEMONSTRA 'D R~OTS ON COL- DES~G~ED TO ASS!ST ijN OBTAI~ING IN STATES, USING BLOODHOUNDS AND SPOTTER LEGE CMi?uSt::S ;:-r' T"':.. l..,l~ '-'~ i" n~ 96~J j FORtlA r! ON FOR Pi NPO! NT t1APP i l\iG OF Tf-IE A!RPLA~ES, CONVfRGED ON A PASTURE , ..';ceop:. ~',_ -l~ ~ 1-: l .. [ J' -['(riAL EARTH"S SURFACE SUNDAY AND FATALLY SHOT A BURLY ~EG~O ::... r ::: ~ p ~ T" v U fj C (., \ "'! ':':: E THE SATEL.L!TE, CAklED PAGEOS I, Will ACCUSED OF SLAYiNG TwO WOMEN, ~APiNC I !~1 .\ t~rCuRT TO~n.. Y) TI--[ SJSc.orAt'!TTEE BE lAUNCHED rQOM THiS COASTAL BASE ON A GIRL A~D WOUNDING T~REE OTHER PER OR AFTEP T~URSDAV SO~So 'T WILL CARRY NO !NST~UMENTS BUT Bf T~E MA~HUNT ~AD LA3 T ED 14 ~OvRS Ci\, ::'>' ~L..J 5' 11,-< i C .... 1~i)' - Ut ,I STAKABk Y' REflEC'~NG SUNL~GHT W!Ll PROVIDE AN r HROUGH WOODS MlD TAt. l COR NF ! EL.DS NEAR CLEAR TriAT THE .... Pu3t ( .. OtJ'~\_"" 1;:,1" PJ\RTY) ORB'Ti~G POINT SOURCE OF ~IGHT TO BE TH~S SOUT~WEST GEORGiA CITY BE~ORE At\i') 17S fPO"'T O~GA"d ,1"'OI\,S wERE PLAY- PHOTOGRAPHED FROM lARTH OVER A PRO- THE SUSPECT, K~OWN AS ROBERT LEE D I'JG A -
..-\!D C ,," -(...II,::::-Ol...... A,,< O~ ... T W C~,S " J REPUBL ICANS "AUT tONED " , u n ;TER OF ONf Or THE WOM~N AND WOUNDED A t - ~ r £: t A JOR ~ T Y 1 DEMOCRATS A~E TOUGH ~! 5-YEA,Q-OLD NEGRO BOY J AUTHOR n ~ ES \JASHiNGTON (UPI )-- REPUBLICANS WERE ISA&D, ~CT BlE~ ~OCL£D BY THE PLOYS A~D I1TOLD TODAY THAT i966 LOOKS LIKE "A ~ THE F~G~'!VE ALSO SHOT A~D WOUNDED G I M.M I CXS OF THE CPlJSA AND JTS ,NSP! R ED GOOD YEAR II FOR THEM AT TI-lE POLLS BUT !A BLOODHOUND HANDl fR, A PR i SON TR US TY, ZEA.tO'S o 1! D ! If If - ITHE EMOCRATS WON T S> PUSHOVERS IN ,WHilE FLEEiNG FROM THE POSSEo CANADIAN=RUSSIA~ WHEAT DEAL THE I\I)VEMBER CONGRESSIONAL ElECTiONSo ~ lTo CECil J:"'RANKLIN or THE GEORGiA T~E ADV~CE CAME FROM SEN TI-lRUSTON fBuREAU or INVEST!GAT~ON9 SAiD WILLiAMS C.... 'A\-.!H f .. ~-I ,--~~US51 HAC. AGREED TO lAo fv1oRTO~,(REP-KY), CHAiRtv'lAN or THE 'SHOT LEFT-HANDED WIi~LE: RELOADiNG WiTH fv' " v,NIML 4 Cf $800 M~Ll~O~ WORTH IGOP SENATORiAL CAMPAiGN COMMITTEE, A~D I HIS RIGIiT cr "'rl~hr FRO'~ (/.\lADA OVER THE NEXT !kEPo\\'!LL.~A!'A Lo ~PR~NGER, (Rrp-ILL), ! 0I:'T!CER3 F'RO~ ALABAt..1A AND FLORDIA .,. PlE rEAR::;" :T ,vAS l£AR~LO TODAY. ·IiEIVIC, Ct'f,'RMA~ OF Pk PARTY'S CONGRESS- ~JOjNED GEORGIA "IrF!C[RS IN THE MAN- Df III I S r~r :3. c.c.E.:: ~ :, ~IGL f: ;: ALE (). ! ~ etjAL I..AMPA i GN COt-1M! TT EE tI-JUN"T' flH I el1 WOUtD THROUGH SWAMPLAND, \"f·lA~ ~'\l CA't,,,,DBq ,..il~i"ORY l THE TWO CAMPA!GN LEADERS AND FORMER t OODS , AND CORI\!j:" ELDS F"~llED W~TH A RELIABLE SOUPCl ~6iD CANADA WOULD iBUDGET DIRECTOR MAUR~CE ~o STANS AD- f!GHT-~OOT STAL~S. SP!P 330 MI~!..UON BJS'-1El3 O~ WhEAT TO IDRESSED A LUNCHEON SESS!ON OF THE GOP I, TI-fE FBI SAiD THAT W~L!..!AMS HAD COI-1E THE SOV!tT G~~iON BY ~969 INATIONAL COMMiTTEE AS PART o~ A FOUR TO GEORGIA WiT~ A GROUP Of FLOR!DA- TrADE ~~~iSTlR ~OBERT ~JNTERS, WHO 'DAY ROUND OF STRATEGY TALKS fOR THIS BASED VEGET~RlE PiCKERS TO HARVEST ~t~OrIATED THE DEAL ~N MOSCOW, WAS 'FALL'S STATE ~D CONGRESSIONAL RACES. WATERMELONSo EXPEC TED TO A~NOUr-dCE THl SAL E S HORTL '( 0 : STANS ADV I: Ed THE REPUBL I CANS TO i TWAS F" I RST An £VrDTHAT WI! LI AMS A rlMULTANEOUS ANNOUNCE~r~T WILL BE IEMPHASIZE THE ~iSiNG COST Of LIVING HAD BEEN A MAN NAMED HENRY LEE LUMPKIN, MADE HERE OY FiN~NCE MINiSTER MiTChEll ;DURING THEIR CAMPAIGN HE SAID THE SOUGHT ON A FEDERAL fUG~TiVE WARRANT SrlARP. ,JOHNSON ADMINISTRATION HAD HANDED THEM ISSUED FROM JACKSONV!lLE, FLA , IN CANADA MADE IT'S F~RST MAJOR WHEAT ,itA CHOICE ISSUE" BY CONTRIBUTiNG TO 19630 BUT THE FBI SAID FINGERPRINTS SALE TO RUSSIA IN 1963 -- THE YEAR OF 'INFLATION WITH ITS SPENDING POLiCIES o PROVED HE wAS NOT LUMPKIN THE 0 i SAS TROUS SOY PET CRO!" FA i L UR E -- : NE I THER MORTON NOR S PR I NGER MADE i~ A DEA~ W~ICI-l P~OViDED ~OR T~E SHI~- 'SPECiFIC fORECASTS ABOUT GOP GAINS IN MARCHER~ MARCH ON MU.T Of A MIN I JM OF 230 BUSHEl.S CONGRE.SS, BUT E3~ TH USED THE TERM BElZut~o, Mgss o (uPI )-- '~Rt:EDQ(l.1 1-1ARCH" ~UBSEQUENT t E 1QTiATI0~S DOUBLED T~AT " GOOD YEAR 'iN THt.IR ASSESSMENT. 1 EADER5 SAiD TODAY THEY Will SEND A SALE. UNDER T~k \96~ PACT, CA~ADA ~AS SPR!~GER SAID THE GOP DID NOT NEED A !GROUF TODAY TO PHiLADELPHiA, Mjss., SO· D A TOTAL.. O~ h/5 M,Ll~ON BUSHELS MAJORITY OF THE ~OUSE TO HOLD SACK ITO BEG'N DEMONSTRAT'ONS ON T~E SECOND OF wHEAl TO THE ~OVIE1So vOME 200 JOHNSON AOMiNISTRATION BILLS BUT THAT I !ANNIVERSARY Of THE DEATH OF THREE CiVil MilL!O~ BU3HEl;:, HAVE YET TO BE 3HiPPED ,IT NEEDS MORE THAN iTS PRESE~T BLOC, IR! GHTS WOR KERS THER Eo FROM CANADIAN PORTSo WHICH HAD WON ONLY TWO VOTES IN THE DR. MARTiN LUTHER KING JR , HEAD Of PAST 18 MONTHS THE DEMOCRATS WON ITHE SOUTHERN CHR~STiAN LEADERSHiP V!E~~A (JPI )-~~~OANiA HAS ACCUSED THE iCONTROl OF THE ~OUSE IN 1964 BY A IICONFERENCE SAiD HE WOULD REJOiN THE SOVIET 0~lO~ OF MM~iNG AGREEMENTS W~TH 1295 TO !40 MARGIN MARCH EiThER iN DELTA OR IN PHiLADEL~i~ ThL 1...) 'I TED STATE::: TO riElC> "REALIZE THE I SPRiNGER'S FORECAST OF A PICKUP IN 1 KiNG WAS REACHED IN ATLANTA AFTER I EI\:': ~ RCL EMUIT Or' CI'P "-!A 0 I t I-IOUSE SEATS WAS BASED ON THE BEL I Ef , !SPEAKiNG LAST N~GHT IN DETROiT. r\~L TIRANA '\lEltJsc,d;:lE~ ZERi I POPUlliT T!-IAT " TH !S is A REPUBLICAN YEAR" THAT ; PH!LADELPH~A IS LOCATED ON THE E>T~Ef\',E1 ~AD~ THE ACCUSA~~O~ uN AN ED~TOP!AL THE GOP !-lAS GOOD CANDiDATES AND THAT ~ESTER~ SiDE OF THE STATEo THE MARCH t-'ARKING T!-IE 1="0RTHCONJuNG Vi' iT OF' RED '''THE ISSUES ARE GO~NG OUR WAYo I iWHICH BEGAN IN MEMPHiS, TENN , IS NOW CPINCSE PREMIER C~OU EN-LA~ TO AlBANIAd MORTON SAi~ HE COULD NOT BE AS OPTI- iLOCA1~D IN THE EASTERN MISS!SSiPPI THE l\.~wSPA'::ER SAID TI-
~tR!T ROl~ 0 S(\(NTH G~ADE, VALERIE BUCHWALD, STE~E RATENo E ! GHTH GRADE» II ij ~CA CA rOGG 10, DOUG KEY, DONNIE KIBODEAUX, SHERRilL MICHAEL, IVISION, WAS SURPRISED BY J!MW1t' RIHIEA, \.~OH~ SCARPU~lA, (JOHN SWAJ- COLo Do DE ON HIS RETURN TO KWAJAlEIN LAST KOSKio WEEK WITH THE ANNOUNCEMENT THAT HE HAD BEEN PROMOTED TO MAJOR WHILE AIRBORNE. SEN[C,R 4~G~ CONGRATULATIONS, MAJORo HiGH HONORS· N~NTH GRADE, DIANE KUHN. ILL=FATED ~HIPv~ OFFICER TENTH GRADE, rERESA GERRITY, JOHN WEIR. CHOU ENOOR~E~ II~PLITTI0Mn TWELFTH GRADE, G~EN McKAV. EXONERATE~ HI~ CAPTAIN HONOR ROll ~'~T~ GRADE, KATHY BATEN, NEW YORK (UP~)--A SURVIVING OffiCER CRAIOVA, ROMANIA (UPI)--COMMUNIST WH"l ~ AM MOSEL E'it' ~ l~ ["!F'rA RCBERTS, STARR Of THE SHIP COLLISION WHICH CLAIMED CHINESE PREMIER CHou-EN-LAI YESTERDAY
SHELHORSE j JENNY SPECKER. 32 LIVES TOLD A COAST GUARD BOARD OF ENDORSED ROMANIAIS DRIVE TO ACHIEVE TENTH GRA~Es JUluA DETCHEMENOY, MAR INQUIRY TODAY THAT THE DECEASED CAP- INDUSTRIAL AND ECONOMIC INDEPENDENCE ILYN Hflb~, [0 ~![SSl!NG, JOANNE SHORES, TAIN OF' HIS VESSEL WAS INNOCENT OF' ANY FROM THE SOVIET UNION TOM] TURNER. NEGLIGENCE IN THE DISASTER. THE VISITING RED CHINESE LEADER WAS ELfVENTH GRADE» KATHLEEN ARMSTRONG, "I DON'T rEEl. WITHIN MY HEART THAT CHEERED BY THOUSANDS WHEN HE ARRIVED lYNN BATEN, HARR~ DAUGH1ERSo THERE WAS ANY NEGLIGENCE ON THE CAP FOR A TOUR Of THIS INDUSTRIAL CITY TWELfTH GRADE» GERALD CROSSMAN, DONNA TAINiS PART. HESs DEAD NOW ••• PERHAPS THE GOVERNMENT ALSO USED THE OCCA MOSElE~, lRbCiA SMluH, ELIZABETH WATER IT WAS THE fRIGHT THAT KILLED HIM. SION TO DISCLOSE THAT ALBANIA, A PE MAN. THEY SAY HE DIED Of A HEART ATTACK. KING ALLY AND INACTIVE MEMBER OF THE MERIT RO~b, TWELFTH GRADE, NANCY CO THINK HE DID ALI.. HE COULD," JOSEPH WARSAW PACT, HAD BEEN INVITED TO THE HAN, ~ARK DEICHEMENDr, DWIGHT Ross, SNYDER TOLD THE THREE-MAN PANEL. SUMMIT MEETING OF THE COMMUNIST ALLI OOUG WAlLINo SNYDER, 23, THIRD MATE ON THE ILl ANCE IN BUCHAREST NEXT MONTH FATED TANKER TEXACO MASSACHUSETTS IN A SPEECH TO FACTORY WORKERS, CHOU WHICH COLLIDED WITH THf BRiTISH VESSEL SAID SOCIALIST COUNTRIES "MUST RELY ALVA CAPE ON JUNE 16 IN THE 1,200-rOOT ON THEIR OWN fOR BUILDING SOCIALISM, STRAIT BETWEEN BAYONNE AND STATEN Is NOT ON HELP FROM THE OUTS I DE II LAND, APPEARED AS THE fiRST WITNESS AT THE REMARKS WERE MADE AT A CHEMICAL THE U8S. CUSTOMS HOUSEo PLANT CHOU LEfT THE PRIMARY SPEECH- SNYDER CLAIMED THAT HIS 6-4~fOOl MAKING TO CHOU Y, MINH, A MEMBER OF SHIP, ENROUTE TO PORT ARTHUR, TEX., THE CHINFSE COMMUNIST PARTY'S CENTRAL CLEARLY HAD THE RIGHT-OF-WAY AND HAD COMMITTEE EXCHANGED ONE-BLAST WHISTLE SIGNALS FLYING HERE F'ROM THE BLACK SEA RE WITH THE ALVA CAPE ESTABLISHING THAT SORT AT EFORIA, CHOUSAID HE WAS OPTI RIGHT MINUTES BEfORE THE COLLISION. MISTIC ABOUT HIS FORMAL TAL~S WITH SNYDER, WHO GAVE HIS LifE PRESERVER ROMANIAN COMMUNIST PARTY LEADER TO A CREW MEMBER BEfORE JUMPING OVER NICOLAI CEAUSESCOU BOARD IN HIS UNDERWEAR WITH HIS SHIP'S CHOU IS TO RETURN TO BUCHAREST FOR BELL BOOK -- LOG -- ALSO HAD PRAISE A CONTINUATION OF' THE TALKS AFTER A fOR SECOND MATE WILL I AM THORPE. "I r THREE-DAY SWING THROUGH ROMANIAN THORPE HAD NOT TURNED ON THE SHIP'S PROVINCES fOAM SYSTEM AFTER GASEOUS fLAMES fROM CEAUSESCOU, WHO HAS CALLED FOR THE THE ALVA CAPE HAD IGNITED THE TEXACO ABOLITION OF THE SOVIET-DOMINATED MASSACHUSETTS, THERE WOULD HAVE BEEN WARSAW PACT, REMAINED IN BUCHAREST TO NAVY BANDSMENoooouNorrICIALlY, Of MUCH MORE DAMAGE AND LOSS OF LifE," PREPARE FOR THE RESUMPTION OF TALKS COURSE, WHO VISITED KWAJAlEIN OVER THE SNYDER SAID. WHEN CHOU RETURNS TO THE ROMANIAN WEEKEND FROM THE UoSoSo DELIVER, A RES THE INQUIRY, WHICH BEGAN TODAY AND CAPITAL CUE AND SALVAGE SHIP WHICH STOPPED rlERE WILL RESUME TOMORROW, IS EXPECTED TO tOR FUEL AND SUPPllESo THE QUARTET PIC LAST ABOUT TWO WEEKS. SUPPORT BARGAIN BAZAAR TURED ABOVE ENTERTAINED THE lOCALS AT THE YOKWE YUK ClUB AND THE CROSSROADS. MOOSE by Bob Web r THEY ARE, rROM lEfT, JOE SOLIZ, ALAN - ~-- - CHilDS, WilliAM DEAN AND BRACIE CARTERol------~ THE Bors PLAYED fOR DANCING AND LISTEN- GOOP eoY! I HAVEN'T 1 ING AND A GOOD liME WAS HAD BY AlL •• o SEEN A AND MANY THERE WERt. THE DELIVER LEFT SlioJGLE ONE OF 1l4ESE! KWAJALEiN AT MID-DAY TODAY.
RESPONSES TO T~E CLEAN Up KWAJALEIN CAMPAIGN HAVE BEGUN TO SHOW UP, BOTH IN THE [frOR1S Of WORK CREWS AND Of INDI VIDUAlSo SOME PREMISES lOOK BADLY BY THESE NEW CON1RA~TS ~s YuURS AMONG
Tf"t.~ -I PAGE 4 HOURGLASS Mo~y, JUNE 20, i~ ~ ~ I 'eOMEDIAN ED WYNN PERlliVIAN REDS ROUTED REB TERRORISM R~SING ! DEAD OF CANCER LIMA (UPI:' -- AFTER SIX MOI\-',S OF IN NE$VOUS THA~LAND I BEVERLY HILlS~ CALIF (UP!) -- CO SAVAGE FIGHTING, THE PERUVIAN ARMY HAS BANGKOK (UPI) -- COMMUNIST TER MEDIAN ED WYNN, KINC OF AMEP CA'S FINALLY DESTROYED A VIET CONG-LIKE RORISTS HAVE LEAPFROGGED 500 I JESTERS FOR A ~ALF-CfNrURY WHO BE G ERRILLA MOVEMENT WAulNG A CAMPAIGN MILES TO SOUTHERN THAILAND TO OPEN I I CAME A DRA~ATIC ACTOR ~T THE AGr OF OF SuBVERSION AND VIOLENCE FROM THE A NEW FRONT IN THEIR INFANT IN ,0, DIED 'N HIS SLFEP YESTERDAY Of C~ PERUV!AN ANDES. SURGENCY AGAINST THE THAI GOVERN CER. HE WOULD HAVE BEEN ~O Nov. 9 PERU IS THE FIRST NATION OF LATIN MENTo WYNN, BORN ISAIAH FDWiN LE0POlD~ AMERICA TO SMASH A SUBSTANTIAL COM THE RE~ CAMPAIGN HAD PREVIOUSLY PARLAYED A NERVOUS LISP AND ZANY COS MUNIST GUERRILLA EFFORT Of THE TYPE BEEN CONFINED TO THE IMPOVERISHED TUMES INTO A CHARACTER FAMO,~ ON STAG~ FIDEL CASTRO HAS PROMISED WOULD WIN NORTHEASTERN PART OF THAILANDo iT RADIO AND IN TELEVISiON -- THE PER THE HEMlSPHERE FOR COMMUNISM. WAS CONFINED SO STRICTLY THAT THE FECT FOOL.' DETAILS Of THE ARMY'S CAMPAIGN WERE ENTIRE INSURGENCY IS USUALLY DES WHEN HIS COMIC L~CK RAN OtT IN 19)6 RELEASED THIS WEEKEND IN A BOOKLET EN CRIBED AS "THE NORTHEASTERN PROB HE TURNED TO DRAMATIC rO~ES AND WON TITLED "GUERRILLAS IN PERU AND THEIR LEM, BUT UGLY REPORTS OF SIMILAR AN EMMY NOMINATION FOR HIS PORTRAYAL ELIMINATION" AND MADE AVAILABLE TO THE TERRORISM ARE BEGINNING TO DRifT OF A FIGHT MANAGER IN THE TELEVISION PRESS. INTO BANGKOK FROM A TOTALLY DIFfE SHOW "REQUIEM FOR A HEAVYWEIGHT" HE THE 52-PAGE REPORT OUTLINES HOW RENT AREA, THIS TIME IN THE DEEP WENT ON TO WIN ACCLAIM FOR SERIOUS PERUVIAN ARMY AND AIR FORCE UNITS, SOUTH PARTS IN THE TV DRAMA "THE GREAT AIDED BY FEDERAL POLICE, WIPED OUT fOUR ABOUT TEN POLICEMEN HAVE BEEN AMERICAN HOAX", AND IN TWO FILMS, GUERRILLA MURDERED BY INSURGENTS SINCE LAST "MARJORIE MORNINGSTAR/' AND "THE GREAT BANDS, KILLED AT LEAST 65 COMMUNISTS SUMMER~ ACCORDING TO AUTHORITATIVE MAN " AND TOOK AN UNSPECIFIED NUMBER OF SOU~CES~ !N PROVINCES ABOUT 350 WYNN WAS NOMINATED ~OR AN ACADEMY PRISONERS SINCE LAST DECEMBER. THIRTY- MILES SOUTH OF THE CAPITAlo AWARD fOR HIS PORTRAYAL Of A GROUCHY TWO MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES AND A POLICE SWEEP WAS LAUNCHED iNTO DENTIST iN THE MOVIE, " THE DiARY OF SIX PRO-GOVERNMENT CIVILIANS WERE AL- THE JUNGLE lAST NOVEMBER~ TO DEAL ANNE FRANK." SO K!LLED WITH THE t<1l.lERSo ~T D!SCOVERED
WYNN'S SON, ACTOR KEENAN WVNN j HAD PERU IS ONE OF SEVERAL l~T~N AMERI- TRAINING CAMPS AND EVIDENCE THAT LEfT HIS FATHER S WILSHIRE BOULEVARD CAN NATIONS FACED WITH AN ORGANIZED THE COMMUNISTS HAD SEVERAL HUND- APARTMENT ONLY 20 ~iNUTES BEFORE HE CAMPAIGN OF COMMUNIST SUBVERSION AND RED MfN UNDER ~RMS~ AS FULL OR PART SUCCUMBED AT 7 45 A.M. WYN~ HAD UNDER- VIOLENCE. A SMALLER GUERRILLA MOVE- TI ME GUERR I LLAS. GONE SURGERY LAST YEAR fOR REMOVAL MENT WAS WIPED OUT IN ARGENTINA LAST THE D!RtCTOR OF THAi~AND S PUBLIC OF A MALIGNANT TUMOR FROM ~iS ~ECK YtAR. COMMUNIST BANDS STILL ROAM RURAL WELfARE COllEGE RETURNED fROM A AND HAn BEEN IN FA!l!NG HEALTH. AREAS OF LOLOMBIA, ~ENEZUELA AND TOUR OF THE REGION THIS MONTH~ AND HE STA~TED HIS CAREER IN 1902 AT $12 GUATEMALA DESPITE CONTINUED EFFORTS TO TOLD NEWSMEN THAT COMMUNIST PROPA A WEEK WITH A REPERTORY COMPANY IN TRACK THEM DOWNo GANDA WAS TURNING UP THROUGHOUT THE NEW ENGLAND, BECA~E THE STAR OF T~E AREA~ EVEN IN POLICE STATIONS. ZIEGFELD FOLLIES ON BROADWAY, THEN FOSTER SOUNDS WARNING PROVINCiAL POLICE LAUNCHED ANOTHER STARRED ON RADIO~ iN ~OT!ON PICTURES BRUSSELS (UPI) -- THE WORLD POWERS SWEEP LAST MONTH IN THE NA SAN AND ON TELEVISION NOW HAVE SO MANY NUCLEAR WEAPONS THEY DISTRICT~ WHiCH is SAID TO BE THE As A COMIC HE WO~E HORN-RiM~ED CAN KILL EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD IN MOST TERRORIZED AREA I~ THE SOUTH. GLASSES AND A SER!E5 or OuTL~ND!SH THE WORLD MANY TIMES OVER, CHIEF U.S. PRESS REPORTS ON THE OPERATION SAID HATS HE OFTEN RODE A TiNY BICYCLE ON NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT NEGOTIATOR WiLLIAM THAT POLICE FOUND SOME VilLAGES IN STAGE DURING MuSICAL NUM8E~S C. FOSTER WARNED TODAYo HABITED SOLELY BV WOMEN~ CHilDREN WYNN WROTE AND PRODUCED M~NY STAGE FOSTER SAID IF MANY MORE COUNTRIES AND OLD MEN All Of THE ABLE BODIED SHOWS, INCLUDiNG "THE ED WYNN CARNI DEVELOP NUCLEAR WEAPONS "A COUNTRY MALES HAD EViDENTLY GONE iNTO THE VAL," "THE GRAB BAG" AND "THE PERfECT COULD BE ATTACKED WITHOUT KNOWING WHO JUNGLES TO JOIN THE TERRORIST BANDS FOOL," FROM,. WHiCH HE ADOPTED H!S THE ATTACKER WAS II THiS EVIDENCE IS IMPORTANT, BE NICKNAME. iN A SPEECH BEFORE THE BELGO-AMERICAN CAUSE IT UPSETS A RELIEF THAT ONLY 11110 MUCH RATHER MAKE PEOPLE LAUGH ASSOCIATION, FOSTER SAID A TREATY BAN THE NORTH MIGHT BE TROUBLESOME~ REDS THAN ANYTHING," HE ONCE SAiD, "BUT NING THE SPREAD OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS IS PREYING ON DISCONTENT BECAUSE OF I'VE HAD A LOT Ot fA i LURES AND UNHAP THE MAIN PREOCCUPATION OF THE 17-NATION THE REGION'S UNUSUAL POVERTY, AND PINESS. I WOULDN'T WANT MY PERSONAL DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE IN GENEVA. BECAUSE Of ITS EASY ACCESS TO COM LIFE OVER AGAIN" FOSTER SAID DESPITE THE LACK OF AGREE MUNIST CONTROLLED PORTIONS OS LAOSo WYNN'S THREE MARRIAGES ENDED IN MENT IN GENEVA ON A TREATY, THE SOVIET THE UPSURGE OF RED ACTIVITY IN DIVORCE. THE FIRST, WHICH LASTED FROM UNION RECOGNIL£S THAT HALTING THE ~.~ ~AL THE SOUTH SHOWS THAT OTHER REGIONS 1914 TO 1937, WAS TO HiLDA KEENAN, SPREAD OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS "15 THE Of THAILAND ARE VULNERABLE TO COM DAUGHTER OF IRISH-AMERICAN ACTOR INTEREST OF EVERYONE -- INCLUDING IN MUNIST LURES. FRANK KEENAN. THEiR ONLY CHilD, KEENA~ CIDENTALLY, THE CHINESE." THE SERIOUSNESS OF THE PROBLEM WAS WAS BORN IN 1917 HE SAID THE SOLUTIONS TO EFFECTIVELY REFLECTED LAST MONTH IN THE APPOINT THE COMEDIAN WAS MARRIED TO FRIEDA HALT THE SPREAD Of NUCLEAR ARMS IN MENT OF THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF THE MIERSE IN 1937, BUT THEY WERE DIVOR CLUDED THE CONCLUSION OF A NON-PROLI- NATIONAL POLICE~ LT GEN PICHAI CED IN 1939. H~s LAS~ MARRIAGE, TO FERATION TREATY AND THE PROHIBITION OF KULLA VEN I ,lAVA, TO HEAD A NEW COMMAND DOROTHY NESBITT, ENDED IN 1956 ArTER UNDERGROUND TESTING COORDINATING ALL OF THE ANTI-TER 10 YEARS A CAN ON UNDERGROUND TESTING WOULD RORIST OPERATIONS IN THE SOUTH WYNN ALWAYS WAS ABLE TO LAUGH AT HI~l COMPLETE THE 1963 TEST BAN TREATY WHICH THE THAI GOVERNMENT HAD BEEN CON SELF. LATE IN HIS CAREER HE TOLD A PROHIBlTS TESTS IN THE ATMOSPHERE, UNDER CENTRATING ITS RURAL DEVELOPMENT NEWSMAN, IINoWADA VS I HAVE ALMOST AS WATEr AND IN OUTER SPACE PROGRAMS IN THE NORTHEAST, TO RAISE MANY FANS AS S~NATRA AND PRESLEY. FRANCE AND COMMUNIST CHINA HAVE DE THE STANDARD OF LIVING AND ELI THE ONLY DIFFERENCE IS THAT WHEN MY CLINED TO SIGN THE 1963 PACT. MINATE SOURCES OF DISCONTENT, BUT FANS SWOON, THEY HAVE A HARD TIME FOSTER SAID A NATION WHICH COULD NOT fEWER DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS HAD BEEN GETTING UP AGAIN" TEST WOULD FIND IT EXCEEDINGLY DIFFI- MADE IN THE SOUTH, WHEN TROUBLE HE INCLUDED IN HIS COMEDY ROUTINES CULT TO DEVELOP NUCLrAR WEAPONS. ERUPTED THERE. A SERIES Of INVENTIONS, SUCH AS AN HE NOTED THAT THE U~ITED STATES HAS THE DIRECTOR OF THE PUBL!C WElfARE I I-FOOT POLE "FOR PEOPLE YOU WOULDN'T MADE "CONSIDERABLE PROGRESS" IN DETECT- COLLEGE, SA-AD TANSUBHAPOL, TOLD TOUCH WITH A 10-F~00T ~Ol..E," A NOSE ING UNDERGROUND NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS, BUT NEWSMEN THAT SOUTHERN FARMERS COM MASK FOR EATING IMPORTED CHE~st, ~D HE ADMITTED THERE WERE SOME SEISMIC PLAINED THEY WERE CAUGHT IN A SQUEEZE A BELL-LESS ALARM CLOCK "fOR PEOPLE DISTURBANCES WHICH WOULD REQUIRE ON-SITE BETWEEN TOO LITTLE LAND AND GROWING WHO DON I T HA VE TO GET UP,." INSPECTION TO DETERMINE WHETHER THEY POPULATION THEY SAID THAT GOVERNMENT WYNN OFTEN JOKED ABOUT HIS LENCTHY WERE NUCLEAR. RESTRICTIONS PREVENT THEM FROM CULTI LinE AND CAREER, AND ABOUT HIS MARI STATING THAT THE RUSSIANS HAVE REFUSED VATING NEAkBY TIMBER LAND, BUT'THAT TAL TROUBLES TO ADMIT INTERNATIONAL NUCLEAR INSPECT THE COMMUNISTS HAVE PROMISED TO TURN "You ONLY LIVE ONCE," HE WOULD SAY. ORS, FOSTER SAID, "IT SEEMS ALMOST THIS LAND OVER TO THE FARMERS "ONCE IS ENOUGH If YOU KNOW HOW TO QUAINT AND OLD FASHIONED THAT ANYONE SUCH LEGITMATE SOURCES OF DISCONTENT WORK IT " OR, itA BACHELOR IS A MAN SHOULD INSIST ON SO MUCH PRLVACY WITH MAY BE AGGRAVATED BY HEAVY HANDF"D WHO NEVER MADE THE SAME MISTAKE ONCE." ALL THOSE SATELLITES STREAKING ACROSS ROUNDING UP OF SUSPECTS DURING THE WHEN HE WAS REACHING 70, WYNN'S THE SKY." ANTI-TERRORIST PATROLS TELEVISION COMEDY SUDDENLY LOST ITS ONE AUTHORITATIVE SOURCE SAYS THE SPONSOR-APPEAL. COVSM-T1R"t" ENtu.A.>Nd (~I r~"" A, cOtil£~ NUMBER OF fULL T I ME, SOUTHERN
"I WENT fROM $20,000 AN HOUR ON T L I ~ nv Ill.. lDEf'£K.s:.D £~R't'S wtfO tt.-rl£ H~[)'1j \ GUERR ILLAS I NCREASED AfTER THE FIRST
TO NOTH lNG," HE SA! 0 0 HE BEL! EVED THE tRl iQf"F"'t"CClJ, I N AN OLD HClHt -H£'RE fOR BI G POL I CE SWEEP I N NOVEMBeR THE MAD I SON AVENUE ADVERT I SING EX ECUT I VES 12 _YEA.RS,lMClVEa WHE:JH:_T~J.'~ftE''TOt:~1 SWEEP APPARENTLY FR I GHTENED SOME FEL T HE WAS TOO OLD fOR SHOW BUS I NESS. THERE WAS, tmtxlPuooiD, ;WORll) WAR td PART I ALL Y COMM I TTED V I LLAGERS INTO ,~" IJ
______~~K_~~~~~~~~ BOMA ....l,.1-tE.. SU I LO IN. THE AMERICAN AND NATIONAL LEAGUE JACK DAKERS HOT SHOT KA-Mol WON RACE IN THE SECoND ROUND IS WIDE OPEN THEIR THiRD STRAIGHT GAME AGAINST AS THE TOP TEAMS FELL BY THE WAYSIDE NO DEFEATS IN DEFEATING THE RAIDERS DURING THE LAST WEEK oy PLAYo IN THE LAST NIGHT IN THE FIRST GAME OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE yrSTERDAY AT DALLY MIXED VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE AT DALLY FIELD, WECO BUMPtD THE RIKAKIS 9-8 IN COURT 15-7 AND 15- 11 ELEVEN INNING~ TC .HROW THE LEAGUE DISPLAYING HUSTLE AND TEAMWORK THE INTO A FIVE W~Y TIE FOR THE TOP SAX. VICTORY WAS NO DOUBT WON AFTER THE PARKER SCORED THE WINNING RUN FOR FIRST SET THE RAIDERS PLAYED WELL WECO IN THE 11TH INNING ON MITCHELl S BUT COULDNiT KEEP UP WITH THE EX-; SINGLE~ HIS THIRD HIT OF THE BALLGAME PERIENCED KA-Mol. TO END AN INTERESTING AND WELL PLAYED IN THE SECOND GAME, THE KUPAKA~ GAME BETWEEN THE TWO TEAMS. WENT DOWN TO THEIR SECOND STRAIGH~ WECO POUNDED JIM DUNCAN FOR 13 LOSS AT THE HANDS OF THE SURFERS IN ~!NGLES WHILE McKECHNEE LIMITED THE THREE HARD FOUGHl SETS, 15- 13, 13-15, ~j~AKIS TO N!NE SiNGLES LEADING THE AND 14-16 THE SURFERS AFTER LOSING WECO ATTACK WAS MiTCHELL WITH 3 HITS THE FIRST GAME CAME BACK STRONG TO Lou HORSTMAN AND TOM COHAN LED THE WIN THE SECOND SET AND CONTINUE THEIR RIKA~iS AT THE PLATE WITH TWO SINGLES PACE INTO THE FINAL SET FOR A WELL A pall of 12 year old boys hIke out over the SIde of their APIECE EARNED VOCTORY Mer~ury clau boot as It races three others IN THE FINAL S[T NANCY FRANK AND By BILL SCHOCK BUDDY PAIGE AND ERNIE GUERRA BATTED MARGARET CARRiEKER PLAYED WELL ALONG (F lhl '! I" U II ,/, ulL '/l11l/111 /a'ld<1l11l /ltilis The author heads (/ WI ,/ (Oll,t ,"llbollt III(1)/u/actuT11ly fiTm) PRESS-Rol TO A 7-0 VICTORY OVER KENTR WITH THE FINE SUPPORT OF CHARLEY NF\\ hOOM 1Il pled.SUll boatmg IS well underway IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE AT BRANDON FIE~ HARVEST, B ANTONIO AND C NUUANU hfll 1ft 111&t ,>wt'<-pmg &Ult,e ,If llItt'rt''lt In boatmg oc d:)(, II til< ide 19o PO\\ U h(j~" \\( II the rage Thl'! time AS "SMALL FRY" ABRAMS PITCHED A FINE THE KUPAKA~ SEEM TO BE "FUMBLiNG" dJI ~ll I lllllg to ~lJlt,) '> BALLGAME IN LiMITiNG THE HARD HITTING AWAY LOOKING FOR A RiGHT COMBINATION. I can \ DULh tur" It My company has been bulldll1g fiberglass sallboat& Slllce the KENTRON TO 6 HITS THE VICTORY GAVE of WOlld VVar II \Ve \(' nl \U enjoyed such rapid paced PRESS A GOOD CHANCE OF WINNING THE LEAGUE STANDINGS Ibwsmess My 1nendly competltuI,> ,l1\d their number IS grow Ilm~-I"eOo,rt the same thlllg SECOND HALF CHAMPIONSHIP WINNING GAMES THRU JUNE 19 No wonder Sallmg IS an excltmg and satlsfymg sport PITCHER WAS ABRAMS, AND THE LOSER WAS One of the greatest thnlls I know IS runnmg before a fl esh With all the sail aloft you can lay your hands on Ole!' BURNS WON LOST The sabsfymg part comes when you are a good Sailor That s KA-ll0 I worthwhile accomplishment and make'> you a member of a 3 0 fratermty LEAGUE STANDINGS NA ALI ~ 2 0 I" not like dnvmg the family car You have to SURFERS 2 i bout wllld and waves to learn to handle lme and move to develop a feel fOI the boat AMERiCAN LEAGUE WON LOST ICHI-BANS 1 1 me emphaSize that thiS IS not diffICult It comes qUickly No-KA-OE I I pxn,PrI€mce and practice thiS IS why people are turmng to salling-because It P MoL ! 0 ELUE 0 2 Irell)reslents an aCl'omplishment There are other reasons too PRESS-Rol '3 I KUPAKAS ! 2 as no roarmg motors and no high ga'l and 011 costs 'I you re Interested It IS easy to start Find a reputable HIGH SCHOOL J I RAIDERS 0 3 and mqUire about sailmg classes m the area Chances JOMAKAJ A 2 I IS mvolved m sponsoring them Rent a small boat and vate lessons Lease a boat for awhile JOin a club MARINE DEPT 2 I ATTENTION MIXED VOLLEYBALL MANAGERS be forewarned Once you get the hang of It, you'll never FIL-AM 2 2 NA AL I I 0 0 THE SCHEDULE FOR TOMORROW NIGHT HAS KENTRON 0 ~ CHANGED AS HAD APPEARED IN THE HOUR CASPER WINS GLASS ON SATURDAY. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI )-- TOUGH BILLY NATIOf'-!'\L LEAGUE CASPER~ HOLDING ON TENACIOUSLY AND TUESDAY JUNE 21 KEEPING THE PRESSURE ON ALL THE WAY, RIKAKiS ! 3 6 30 P M. KA-Mol VS NA ALI I DEFEATED ARNOLD PALMER TODAY TO WIN WECO 3 I 7.15 P M No-KA-OE VS ICHI-BANS THE 1966 UoS. OPEN IN SAN FRANCISCO. NA All I I 2 WEDNESDAY JUNE 22 CASPER'S WINNING SCORE WAS A 69. JOMAKAJ B 2 I 6 30 SURFERS VS ELEU PALMER CAME ON IN THE 18 HOLE PLAY FRONTi£RS I 1 7 30 RAIDERS VS No-KA-OE OFF TODAY WITH A BRILLIANT FRONT NINE EBEYE BASKET o 2 THURSDAY JUNE 23 BUT FELL APART LATER AND HAD THREE WILDCATS o 3 6 30 P.M KUPAKAS VS NA ALI I BOGEYS AND A DOUBLE BOGEY COMING IN JAYCEES o I 7 30 P MIcHl-BANS VS KA-Mol FOR A THREE OVER PAR 730 IT MARKED THE THIRD TIME THAT PALMER MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE BANQUET HAS LOST IN A PLAYOFF FOR THE OPEN HEY JUNIOR BASKETBALL AND SOCCER CROWN, WHICH HE WON IN 19600 TUESDAY JUNE 21 AT DALLY FIELD PLAYERS---DoN'T FORGET THAT TOMORROW IT WAS THE FIRST OPEN PLAYOFF FOR 5 15 P M FRONTIERS Vs WILDCATS IS THE BIG EVENl THE BIG BANQUET CASPER, WHO WON THIS BIG ONE IN 1959. BRANDON FIELD THAT IS BEING HELD IN YOUR HONOR WILL HIS VICTORY TODAY CAME FOUR DAYS 5 P M KENTRON VS FIL-AM BEGIN AT 5 30 P.M. BEFORE HIS 35TH BIRTHDAY. WEDNESDAY JUNE 22 AT DALLY FIELD. ONCE AGAIN THE COST WILL BE $3 A PALMER'S 33 ON THE FRONT NINE GAVE 5 15 P M WECO Vs NA ALI I A FAMILY AND THE MENU WILL FEATURE ALL HIM A TWO STROKE LEADo BRANDON FIELD KINDS OF GOOD FOOD, SUCH A CHICKEN 5 P M P M.Z VS HIGH SCHOOL FOR ON E WASHINGTON (UPI )--THREE OF THE THURSDAY JUNE 23 AT DALLY FIELD You ARE ASKED TO PLEASE BE ON TIME NATION'S TOP SPEEDBOAT DRIVERS WERE 5 15 P M. WILDCATS VS EBEYE BASKETS BECAUSE SPECIAL SERVICES WILL PRESENT KILLED SUNDAY DURING THE 35TH ANNUAL BRANDON FIELD THE AWARDS DON'T FORGET----THATS PRESIDENT'S CUP REGATTA ON THE POTOMAC 5 P M JOMAKAJ VS P M Z TOMORROW NIGHT AT THE P.M.Z CLUB RIVER. THE RACE WAS CALLED AFTER THE AT 30______5 SECOND HEAT AND ONE OF THE DEAD DRIVEffi MAJOR LEAGUE BALL DECLARED THE WINNER. AFRS BASEBALL REX MANCHESTER AND DON WILSON PILOT RESULTS OF SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS, AND ING THEIR BOATS COLLIDED AS THEY ~Tn..ED'::: HERE ARE THE UPCOMING BALLGAMES TO I TODAYS GAMES IN THE MAJOR LEAGUES WILL FOR THE LEAD AT SPEEDS APPROACHING 170 BE AIRED OVER AFRS THIS WEfK-END BE PUBLISHED TOMORROW, ALONG WITH THE MILES PER HOUR. UP TO DATE BASEBALL STANDINGS. RON MUSSON, A FATHER OF THREE WAS FRIDAY JUNE 24TH INJURED FATALLY AFTER HIS HYDROPLANE ORIOLES VS ANGELS IT'S FUNNY THAT A WOMAN WHO CAN SPOT SHATTERED WHEN ITS NOSE DIPPED AS IT SATURDAY JUNE 25TH A BLONDE HAIR ON YOUR COAT AT TEN PACES ROARED DOWN A STRA I GHT SlRETCH OF RIVER PIRATES VS PHILLIES CANTIT SEE A PAIR OF GARAGE DOORS AT ABOUT 160 MILES PER HOUR. HEAR THESE GA~ AT 3 P M BOTH FRIDAY MANCHESTER, A FATHER OF EIGHT WAS AND SATURDAY ON THE "BIG VOICE IN USE HOURGLASS WANT-ADS DECLARED THE WINNER, ON THE BASIS OF BASEBALL" AFRS, SERVING KWAJALEIN HIS POINT TOTAL 800 IN THE F - tiOI JRr,1 ASS (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) (CONT'NoJED FROM PODGORNY WELCOMED DE GAULLE WARMLY, PAGE ONE) hALL ~TREET TOD~Y AND T0lD H!~ THE SOVIET UNiON ATTACHED A U.S, SPOKESMAN LIKENED 1T TO THE NEW YORK (UPl )--THE STOCK MARKET HAD I GREA! !MPORTANCE TO HIS VISiTo HAWTHORNE BArTLE IN W~!CH TWO AIR ~NOTHER PATTERNLESS SESS~ON TOD~Y W~TH "VIE ARE READY TO D! SCUSS ALL PROOLEMS BORNE CO~PANIES BROKE OUT O~ A COM JSSJES CLOSiNG ~uXED ON A SO~T UNDER~ !N WHICH OUR TWO COUNTRIES ARE !NTE ~UN!Sj R!NG ~ND rHE~ WE~' BACK 'N TO TONE DESP~TE SlVER'L ATTE~PTS AT A ~~TrD IN A SPIRiT OF SiNCERE REALISM HElP A BIG AL~IED FORCE !NFL'CT A DE RAl~(o 7RADijNG WAS MODEP~TEo ANb MUTUAL UNDERSTANDiNG, "T,HE SOVIET FEAT ON T~OUSAND~ Or NORTH ~~ETNAMESE Pq~CE5 OPtNrD ~~G~E~ BUT GPADuALlv PRESIDENT DECLARED TROOPS GAVE ~AY ~UR~~G THE SECO~D HOUR OF IN ADDITION TO PODGORNY, THE CERE M!l!TARY SPOKESMAN SAiD THE iOlsl T~ADf~G AND REMA'~ED SL~GHTLY LOWER MONI~L rlEAD OF STATE~ PREMiER ALEXE" SENT IN RE~NFORCE~ENTS Bt HEI-ICOPTER 'TO T~E CLOSij~C BE~L. WiDF MOYES BV N KOSYGIN AN~ COSMONAUTS YURI GAGARIN AS SOON AS THE COMMUN!STS SDRANG THE ~SSUES iN THE H~G~--lvijNG ELECTRO~iCS AMD ALEXEI LEONOV WERE ON HAND TO WEL NEW ATTACK W'Th t FORCt WHOSE SIZE AND ~JRLONES WERE COMMON. COME DE GAULLE. WAS NOT !~MED ATELY K~OWN T~E UP! STOC~ MAR~ET u~D'CATOR S~OW SEVERAL HUNDRED SOVIET CITIZENS -- ENEMY LOSSES WERE NOT REPORTED :N ED ~ LOSS OF 0004 PE~CE~T WITH i,38 8 CHOSEN IN SOME UNEYPLAINED MANNER -- THE ACT!ONo AMERICAN CASUALTIES WE~E ~SSuES TRADED. OF T~Esr 61h DECLINED, WERE LINED UP AT ONE END OF THE AIR- REPORTED AS L,GHTo 523 AD~ANCED AND 251 REMAijNED THE SAME, PORT TO GRElT THE GENERA I IN EARLIER "G~rER ~iG~TS FARTHER W~ILE 22 ~SSUES TOUCHED NEW 1966 HIGHS DE GAULLE SEEMED PL~ASFD BY THE GEST- UP THE COAS-, A COMPANY OF ~AR!NES AND 80 H~T NEW LOWSo URE AND STRODE OVER TO THE ENCLOSURE BEAT Off A 50-MA~ VIET CONG SUICIDE T~E Dow-JONES iNDUSTRIAL AVERAGE DE WHERE THE MOSCOVITES WERE GATHERED TO SQUAD THAT ATTACKED A LEATHERNECK CliNED 1.50 TO 892.76, BUT THE RA~L SHA~E HANDS ARTILLERY POST NlNE MuLES NORTHWEST o. COMPONENT PICYED UP 0 07 TO 2320030 THE RUSSIANS SEEMED DELIGHTEDo T~EY C~U LAJ LOBB!NG I~ NORTpR F!RE ~ND STA~DARD & POO~"S 500 STOC£ ~NDEX WAVED HATS IN THE Alq AND CHANTED ~~'GGLJhC 7HROUG~ THE M~FINES' BARBED -Cf l (',003 -0 8t.. hB. "DRUZHBA" (fRIENDS f1IP). ON THE ROAD WIRE DEfENSES. VO~UME D~!~DLED -0 5,940,000 FROM TO THE CITY FROM THE A!RPORT Tl/OU- AT L£AST 14 Of 'THE ATTACKERS WERE 69 580,000 3~A~~S TO~Af. SANDS WAVED A~D CHEERED AS DE GAULLE KILLED AS TI1E '1ARI\\JES BEA- --;';E~ OFF .,. WC I<. u "IG- / ZtD B' ~C.KS ')r" 20» 000 AND RODE BY WITH PODGORNY AND KOSYGIN I~ WiT~ ~AC~I\EGU~ AND q r~E FlqE AND 88 800 ~rlA~ES HELP_D ~uSr SPER~Y R~ND AN OPEN CAR ON THE WAY TO ~IS LODCING BAvONE~ ASS'ULTS. THE COMMUNISTS Lea- '~TO Tri~ FPPST SLOT ON l~E ~(·iV( IN THE ~REMLIN BED AOOUT 100 MORTAR SHFLLS 'NTO T4( , .. ~5"" \~I"Tr- t -n'AL. I~NOV'=~ Of 327.'1 600 DE GAULLE'S PARTV OF 34 INCLUDED ~IS MARINE PO~I~.O~ Bu- ~u:~ T~E CO~MU~ 5iARCS ~7 2~ \/~. U~ i 0 WiFE, YVONN[~ FO~EIGN 1\11NlSTER ~lAUR!CE !STS ~AD BEE~ P0'" TO F'_ICL-Jj AT DANN RC~ TOOK SECOND ?LAC:, DRoo~i~G i COIIVE" DE MURV!U.. E.'I AND SIX 90DYGl"ARDS WI1H TI-iE AID OF h RvN: E.~fORCEMENTS, 7/2 TO 5. 5i8 O~ 95,90C SrlAR::o BACHE GREETiNG CERMONIES AND DE GAULLE'S THEY L-JAD !~F~ICTED ONLY LIGHT CASU- & Co. A~D ASSOCiA~ES AN~OU~LE~ ~~AT INTRODUCTION TO THE ENTIRE FOREIGN ~LTIES ON Tnf ~MtR'CAN D~FENDE~. ,~~ 3ECO~DARv o~rEP~NG or 280.7'0 9IPLOM~TIC CORPS -- INCLUDING U.S. AT THE ~OUTH Of TPE CO CMiEN PiVER ~rltqt~ Ot PSp CC~~ON ~Torf AT k ~nXED AMBASSADOR FOY D KOHLER -- LASTED A 80 MILES SOUTHEAST OF SAleON TYO U S. P~'CE JF 53 3/8 HAD 8~FN 0~ERS0BSCRIBED FUll i5 ~INurES BEFORE THE SPEECHes COAST GUAPD VUTTERS CpUG~T A~D A-rkCK AND Tut BOO~~ ~~JS:Qo BEGAN ED A i25-fOOT STEEL-HULLED ~~AWLER CO~7ROL DArA WAS T~iRC, SLIPPJ~G n DE G~'" '_ [ 9 WliO S TG:ODE 'ROM THE TR i TRviNG TO RUN TONS OF BADLY NEEDED 3/8 0 35 7/8 o,~ 84,900 SHARES. COLOR BfDECKED CARVALLE EXACTLY ON ARMS TO LOMMUNIST GUER~lLLAS, A~~PIC'N T~LEPHONE WAS ALSO 6tlij~F DESPITE AJ70~ATJC FiRE fROM COM Til'.1E AT hp.~o~ (9 A.M EDT), INSPECTED r{\C1-<~ G C>f'. 5/B ro 53 7/8 0"" 55 J OOO AN HONOR GUARD Of CRACK RUSSIAN TROOPS MUNiST GuERRILLAS ON S~ORE -~ SILENCED "l 'iA RE ") WHO SHOUTED "ZDRAYJ" (GOOD HEALTH) ~N OY HEL~COP7£R A~D S~RAFI~G PLANES' 3Vi AN:' rAtR(>H _D CAMEPi< cACED T!-1E. UNISON TO SALUTE H!~. ATTACKS -- T~E CUTTERS por~- LE~GUE GP"rr,$ I\l 'T"lit: 'REC"~E~L~\\JC. El£CrpON~CS IT WAS DE GAULltJS fiRST VISiT TO AND POI~T SLOCJM SE1 orr A SP~-~ERENG ~tr"l"iOf'<~ -1.JE ("ORMt~ R~S'NG 5 1/2 AND THE SOVIET CAPITAL SiNCE 1944 W~EN EXPLOSION ON -HE S~lP AND RAN uf A Tnt LA TER 40 MO"l"OR~l~ PLUNGED 6/!/2. HE, AS HEAD OF THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT GROUND. lENJTH FEll I 3/4 DESPiTE A GOVERNMENT IN EXILE, SIGNED A 20~YEAR ALLIANCE iT WAS THE SECOND TIME iN FIVE WEEKS CONTRACT AWARD Of 705 M~lliON FOR PRO \ ..,.,. THEN SOVIET DICTATOR ,'0"lEF STAliN. SUCH A BPG GUN-RUNNiNG VESSEL HAD DUCTuON AND RESEARCH WORK ON BOMB AND THE RUSS!ANS ABROGATED THE TREATY IN FALLEN VICTIM TO U,S GW BLOCKADERS. MijSGuLE FUSESo 1955 WrlEN WEST GERMANY BECAME A MEMOER THE VESSEL CAUGHT ~ONDAY WAS FLY!NG HO~EYWElL ROSE ~ 1/4 AND GENERAL OF NA 100 NO NAT'ONAL FLAG El~CTRiC ROSE A POINTo BURROUGHS, THE FRFNCH HEAD or STATE IS THE ------~ M~GNt.o, VOX AND ADM i ~ A I lOS r GROUND 0 HICHESl WESTERN LEADER TO VISIT RFK WOULD BA~~ JOHNSON BRANi~F SHURUGGED Ofr AN EftRlY-POijNT Russ I A SINCE THE END Of \-!ORLD WAR !! NEW YORK (UP~}--SEN ROB£R' F ~EN S~ZED LOSS AND ~!N!SYED 4 3/4 H!GHER. HIS ARRIVAL COINCiDED WITH THE 2)TH NEDY (OEM N 1m) DECLA9ED SU~DAY HE DELTA, NORT~WEST A~D PAN AMERiCAN ANNIVERSARY Of NAZI GERMANylS WORLD WOULD SUPPORT PRESIDENT JOHNSON AGA~N TAC~ED ON FRACTiONS~ THE LAST iN ~AijR WAR i I ATTACK ON RUSSIAo fOR RE~ELECT!ON IN 1968 AND SAiD HIS LY ACTiVE TR~DiNGo [ASTERN ~E~l 2 DE GAULLE'S FIRST APPOINTMENT AFTER OWN PLANS CALLED FOR RUNNlNG AGAIN 3/B AND WESTERN LOST ! 1/80 ARRIVING AT THE KREMLIN WAS TO PAY FOR THE SENATE 'N 1970 UNITES AiRCRAFT PiCKED UP ! 1/4 !N FORMAL OFfiCIAL COURTESY CALLS ON KENNEDY MADE HIS STATEMENT AT KENNEDY RESPONSE TO A FAVORABLE EARNiNGS RE PODGORNY AND KOSYGIN IN THEIR OFFICES. iNTERNATIONAL AjRPORT HERE FOLLOWING POR~ BUT BOEING fELL! i/4 DOUGLAS LATER, HE WAS GUEST Of HONOR AT A HIS RETUe~ fROM A TOUR OF FOUR AfRICA~ REBOUNDED TOWARD TIiE CLOSE" AND FiNISH SlATE BANQUET GIVEN BY THE SUPREME NATIONS ED 1/2 ~iCHER DESP~Tt DiSAPPOiNTiNG SOVIET AND THE SOVIET GOVERNMENT IN THE BROTHfR OF THE LATE PRESIDENT EARNijNGS PiPER AIRCRAfT ROSE 3/4 ON THE GRAND PALACE OF THE KREMLIN KENNEDY WAS QUEST!ONED ABOUT A STATE~ REPORTS OF A BRIGHT E~RN!NGS OUTLOOK. rHE POLITICAL TALKS WERE TO BEG!N MENT MADE BY SEN WAYNE MORSE (OEM ORE~) STEELS SOfTENED TOWARD THE CLOSE TUESDAY IN KOSYGIN'S OFflCEo DE GAULLCS WHO SA~D LAST SATURDAY HE WOULD SUP AfTER BEING MIXED IN A NARROW RANGt PROGRAM CALLED FOR CONSIDERALBE TRAVEL PORT KENNEDY fOR THE PRESIDENCY iN THROUGHOUT THE DAY. AMERiCAN, CHRYSLER AND SIGHTSEEING WITHIN RUSSIA IN 1968 If KENNEDY MAINTAINED HIS PRESENT AND FORD PijCKED UP SMALL fRACT~ONS ADDITION TO T~E TOP LEVEL TALKS STAND ON THE VltT NAM WAR BUT GENERftL MOTORS DROPPED !/40 "i HAVE NO PLANS TO RUN FOR ANY TELEDYNE SOARED 5 1/4 AND POLAROID ROMNEY CALLS FOR CHANGE TH!NG BUT SENATOR IN 1970 AND ~ SUP CL~MBED 20 CYPRUS MINES AND HOME MijNES CLEVELAND, OHIO (UPI)--Gov GEORGE PORT PRESIDENT JOHNSON 'N 1968,11 KEN ALSO lMPROVEDo EASTMAN KODAX PALED ROMNEY OF MICHIGAN SAID TODAY MUCH OF NEDY SA'D THE LOWER CHEM!CALS, r~LL~NG 2 1/4, T~E WORLu NOW V!EW5 THE UNITED STATES THE SENATOR, W';O DURING HiS TRIP PRiCES ON THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE AS A NATION "NO LONGER DEDICATED TO HAD MADE A NUMBER Of 'SPEECHES IN CLOSED LOWER i~ MODERATELY ACTiVE PEACE " SOUTH AFRICA DfAL NG WITH T~AT NATIONS TRpD~NGo O~ THt 837 !5SUES TO CROSS !N A SPEfCH PREPARED FOR D~LIVERY SEGREGATIO~ P~OBLE~, WAS C~!T!C~L Of THf 'TAPE, 334 DECL~NED, 289 ADVAN~ED TO THf CLEVELAND C~APTER OF THE NA SOME Or T~£ VOICE Of AMERICA PROGRAMS AND 214 HELD STEADYo VOLUME TOTALED T!ONAL CON~ERENCE Of CHRISTIANS A~D WHICH HE SAID w£Rl INfERiOR TO T~OSE 2,~60,ooo 5HAPE5 COMPARED WijTH 2,i50, JEWS T~f M!CHIG~N REPUBLICAN CALLED BROADCAST BY TH~ RED CH~NESE TO AFRlCA 000 S~ARES ON ~RiDAYo THE AMER!CAN FOR A SWITCH IN UoS FOREIGN POLjCY ASK~D B~ REPORTERS !F THF COMMUNIST EXC~ANGt STOC~ INDEX ROSE 3 CENTS TO TO REPLACE THE IILARGELY TWO-D!MENSION BROADCASTS WERE MORE ~ACTUAL, KENNEDY $i5064. AL APPROACH Of GUNS AND BUTTER WIT~ SAID "No T~Ei uList HAVE BETTER SOLuTRON SOARED i i 1/4 ~~ fAIRLY ~ FOUR-DIMENSIONAL APPROAC~ T~UE TO MUSIC" ACT ij 'l/f,f TRAD 1 NG BUT DUVAL COR P. r ELL 2 OUR TR6.D IT! ONS AND PR I NC I PLES " KFNNEDY SA~D HE HAD BEE~ TOLD BY THE GOVERNOR, WHO IS MENTIONED AS A SEVERAL PEAC~ CORPSMEN i~ AFRiCA T~AT l~ A ~AN IS R!G~T, HE CAN't BE TOO POS5!BLE 1968 REPUBLICAN PRES!DENTiAL THEY PREFERRED LiSTEN ~G TO CHlN£S~ R~!) CAL, 'F HE ,~ WRONG, HE CAN'T BE CAND!DATE, ~~!D THE UNITED STATE5 BRO~DC~STS HE P~~ ~~D THE PEACE CORPS TOO CONS.qJATIVE MIGHT LEARN HOW TO AVOID ANOTHER VIET AS THE "MOST E~F£CTuVt. OPE~AT ON wE .JOSI-< 8IlUNG<; N t, tvl \./ A~ AND If EVE N ~! NDIN V! ET NA MIT - HAVE. IN AFRriC~ " SELF hr" HONOPABLE. SOLUT! O"'~ " I ( l An engineer makes a careful check of balsa wood Impact coverings designed to protect Instrument pack aging during hard landing on planetary surfaces Balsa Wood Space Aid EDITOR'S NOTE-Thts t~ the third of (/ ~e)!e~ of four ((1 tlcle~ deahng wtth the e.1ploratwH of Mars By WILLIAM J WEISER Wntten Especwlly fOI Central Pres~ alld This Neuspapo THE IMPACT of a "peedll1g <;pace cap<;ule when It '>tnke<; the MartIan sUlface IS gomg to be tough on ItS payload of sen <;ltlve mstruments However the pI otectJ" e covel mg ar ound A HUMMER FOR BLIND CHILDREN John R Mulhearn Del the capsule wlll be eVen tougher mar N Y and Mrs Dorothea Wli&on Troy N Y hsten to It won t be cased m high strength steel though Instead one a newly developed ball that emits a steady electrOnic hum of nature s own custom products-balsa wood-Will do the Job when used m games played by blmd chlldren at Lake No longer Just a playthmg used for toy alrplanes balsa wood George N Y The ball was developed by the Telephone has been discovered as one of the most shock absorbent ma PIOneers of Amel'lca Mulhearn IS a VIce preSident of a terIals m the wOlld New York telephone company Just how balsa wlll protect the Mars hard-Iandmg <.ap<;ule when It bounces on the Red Planet s surface has been de prereqUlslte Aeronutromc en sCribed by Phllco CorporatIOn s gmeers dlscovered that balsa Aeronutromc Dlvlslon whlch lS dissIpates the energy of Impact conductmg experlments for the by a mechamcal c l' u s h I n g process and by the creatIOn of NatIonal Aeronautics and Space \ CROSSWORD By Eugene Shefferl heat Instead of stormg the AdmimstratIOn Although balsa wa<; used to energy, hke othel materials protect the lunar Ranger cap balsa dlsslpates It 1 2. ?> 4- b 1 e 10 /I al'lo Yields at a constant ~s ~9 sule when It was landed on t.he It FOUR STAGE,S OF LIn-AIr Moon recently by NASA, de stress level when It stnke<; the 12. /~ 14- Force MalOl Jack J) Ra~haw I~ a velopment of the Mars protec Martian surface and by It.<, crnshmg process ab'lOI b5 the doctor with thL Lam Ranh Ray A,r ~ ~ tive shell IS a Inuch harner 15' Ib /7 shock of pnmary and secondal y Base ho~p"al 1 he photo portrays task a dally H'ene ,n V,etnam-a doctor Impacts ~ who brm{.,~ hope and compaSSIOn, Ie /9 20 The Mars capsule may be The kmd of surface the travelmg at 500 feet pel second a youth who would learn the doctor's capsule stnkes Will greatly at scrence, a cluld who wonders at the ~ ~ 2.1 2'2. 2~ when It Impacts With the Mal fect the efflclency of the balsa nllracles 0/ med,cmf', and finally tIan 5urface Ranger was de Should It strike a concave Sl,r the patient who bears h,s pain with ~ ~ f% ~ ~ ~ 2., "30 slgned to absorb the Impdct of face the Impact absorbmg <.a d,gmty ~4 25 2.b 2e 2.9 approximately 200 feet per paclty 15 mcreased In rever'>e ~ ~ second should It strike a conveX '>Ul ~I ,?)2. 3~ How WIll the balsa protect face, the capaclty IS dec'l eased ~ ~ ~ ~ the capsule s payload of senSl proportIOnately 34- 35' ~b "!J7 tIve testmg eqmpment and 1'1 ~ ~ struments? ~'O ~9 40 Nature took care of the fir<;t ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ % 42 43 44 45 4b 41 ~ ~ 4S 49 SO CONTRACT BRIDGE 4. ~ 51 52 s~ B Jay Becker ~ ~ By 54 55 Sb (T p Record-Holder In Masters' IndiVidual Championship Play) ~ ~ S 24 North dealer commumcatIOn m that SUlt be HORIZONTAL 38 papal veil VERTICAL tween the defenders 11 god of love East-West vulnerable CANINE HE,RO-"PrLVate Andy De 1 Celebes 40 a pro 1 d. kmg 16 poem There are also cases where a Wild ox noun of 20 moneyof NORTH tnck IS refused for an entirely Pooch" ~tands proudly m door 0/ a UH34D hehcopter after bemg 5 tug 41 black and I~rael account • QI08 different reason Today 5 deal awarded the Combat Crewman's 9 fnars blue 2 olfactory 22 declaim .A2 shows such a case It mvolves Wmgs Andy has /lown more than title 43 leased organ 23 plague .AQJ 10 defenSIve play 26 combat mISSIOns Admlrmg the 12 venerable 47 anger 3 cereal 24 fold ",Q753 West made a good shot when decoration IS Lance Corporal Albert 13 to eye 48 fabulous grams 25 mountam WEST EAST he led a club The ten held the E Leonard 14 sign of 51 deface 4 come on Crete the zodIac 52 cry of • J94 3 tnck and West contmued With 5 ,>harpen 26 conva 15 Gus Bacchanals 6 Turkish lescence .KJ8 • 6 52 the nme East won With the Jack • 63 and then played the kmg Gnssom 53 Ireland officer 27 RUSSian .8642 17 gold (Sp ) 54 some 7 Eskimo mlandsea ",109 ",AKJ84• 9 7 3 Declarer fretted for a time and fmally ruffed wlth the ten 18 next to 55 electnc kmfe 29 GUldo s SOUTH 19 Greek poet catfish West overruffed wlth the Jack 8 nver of highest .AK7 21 Odm s 56 level Hades note and shifted to a diamond South brother to the • Q 10 9754 won It With the kmg led the 9 cheeses 30 tItle of 22 mUSical ground 10 unusual respect .K5 queen of hearts and West was ",62 drama ------35 son of Gad a deceased pigeon whether he 24 Hahan Answer to yesterday s puzzle 37 soft The blddmg covered the queen or not As a coms 39 famous North East South West result South made four hearts 27 land psychiatrist Pass Pass However It must be 5'ud that measure 40 skm tumor 1. West shpped mIghtily when he 28 matures 41 Peruvian 1. Pass Pass INT 3. overruffed South s ten With the 31 Amencan city 4. humol'lst Openmg lead-ten of clubs Jack He should have dIscarded 42 Persia a diamond mstead 32 short 43 marsh The holdup play occurs m By keepmg the K J 8 mtact napped grass many forms The mere oppor after South had played the ten fabnc 44 ancient tumty to take a tnck at a gIven West could have assured hIm 33 rugh Insh pomt certamly does not create self of two certam trump tl'lcks pnest of capital Israel an obhgatIOn to do so On the and defeat of the contract Re 45 sister of contrary, both the aeclarer and 34 step Ares gardles'l of \\ hlCh heart declarer 36 Siamese the defenders are frequently led next West could cover and 46 umt of com force better off to l' e f use a tnck thus obtam two trump wmners WhICh can be won 37 fonner 49 girl s name There IS no ready gUide to RUSSian In most cases the holdup play Average time of 10lutlOD 25 minute. 50 Tibetan govern the questIOn of when to ruler (© 1965 King Features Synd Inc) gazelle 15 used by the declarer and oc take or l' e f use a particular curs m connectIOn WIth no trIck Each case rests entirely OBYPTOQUIPS trump contracts Declarer fre on ltS own s p e c 1 a I CIrcum quently declmes to wm a trick stances Tricks are taken more GQCKZ ZIR Cyp ZSQR m a SUlt bemg pressed agamst often than not When the oppor hlm untIl one of hIS opponents tumty arises but the Important IQS TKRGKLR CKMMKILT IS exhausted of that SUlt The factor m reachmg the l'Ight Yesterday's Cryptoqulp IMPATIENT LITl'LE LEAGUE purpose lS to mterfere With conclUSIOn IS good Judgment UMPIRE URGES SNAPPY PLAY (© 1965 Kmg Features Syndicate Inc) PAGE 8 HOURGLASS CLUB NOTICES QASSIFIED PROTESTANT COUPLE'S CLUB - NEVER MIND fiNDING A BABYSITTER JUST BRING THE WHOLE fAMILY TO THE PROTESTANT COUPLE'S FOR SALE CLUB FAMILY PICNIC AT BACHELORS' BEaCH ON SUNDAY, JUNE 26 AT 3 00 PM BRING FOUR PATIO CHAIRS - $5 fOR ALL, KEN A CASSEROLE, SALAD, OR DESSERT AND MORE WASHING MACHINE - NEEDS REPAIR ~ YOUR OWN DRINK WE'LL HAVE ICE, CUPS, SHOWTIME $20, TWO CHILDREN'S BIKES - NEED RE SILVERWARE, AND PLATES PAIR - $2 EACH CALL 2320 7 00 & 9 00 ALUMINUM AWNI~G - l~xl5 - EXTRA Y~E YUK WOMEN'S CLUB MONTHLY LUNCH AT PIECES fOR EXTENDING, BARBEQUE GRILL, EON WILL BE HELD ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE MAX VON SYDOW, YVETTE MIMIEUX TABLE, AND OUTSIDE SHED - ALL fOR $100 22 A SOCIAL HOUR BEGINS AT 12 NOON DRAMA COLOR WIDE SCREEN CALL 2215 AND THE LUNCHEON AT I PM CALL fOR RESERVATIONS AT 2335 OR 2258 BY 9 PM SHOIITIME LAST CALL - WESTINGHOUSE DRYER - MONDAY CANCELLATIONS CALL 2258 Br AVAILABLE JUNE 21, I TON CARRIER AIR NOON TUESDAY SPEAKER fOR THE LUNCHEON 7 30 CONDITIONER, 11 TON CARRIER AIR CON IS MR RAY McKAY BABYSITTING SERVICE DITIONER - AVAILABLE JUNE 30 CALL WILL BE AVAILABLE AT QTRS 480B FOR 9-391 OR 2246 OR SEE AT 422C IN~ORMATION CALL 2471 ATC MAN'S BIKE - KWAJ CONDITION - WITH BARGAIN BAZAAR PICKUP DAY IS WEDNESDAY BABY SEAT AND BASKETS - $5, LADY'S CALL KAREN HARTOGENSIS AT 632 BEfORE BIKE - RELATiVELY NEW - BIG BASKET - V,NCENT PRICE, PRANKIE AVALON EDITOR NEIL PHELPS-MUNSON 8 45 AM WED fOR fURTHER INfORMATION AND $10 CALL 2347 OR SEE AT TR 732 COMEDy/FANTASY COLOR WIDE SCREEN ASST EDITOR DORIS WALLIN ASSISTAN_C_E ______STAFF JUDY GILLIS ADDIE JOHNSON FUN NIGHT AT THE YOKWE YUL CLUB WILL BE AIR CONDfT10NER- $50 CALL 2393 SHOWTIME BRENT KELLOGG HELD THIS TUESDAY AT 8 00 PM 6 30 & 8 30 LYNN L'ffICK DIAPER BAG - BRAND NEW - DOUBLE SHARON NANNI YOKWE YUK CLUB TUESDAY BRIDGE BEGINS AT OPENING - INSULATED, LARGE BIKE BAS L I THOGRA PHE R RICHARD RUffOLO I 00 PM AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB EVERYONE KET, BLACK SILK DRESS - SIZE 18, USED A IS WELCOME LAST WEEK'S WINNER WAS FRAN OUTDOOR HAMMOCK - $6, PLASTIC TO~LET ONDE RWY Z E R ______ROD STEIGLER, CLAUDIA CARDINALE SEAT - 50¢ CALL 2236 AfTER 4 30 OFFICIAL NCTICE~ PAULETTE GODDARD, SHELLEY WINTERS CALL 9-553 BEfORE 4 30 DATE OFFICIAL BULLETIN PHONE DRAMA BLACK AND WHITE 20 JUNE66 CAPT F R KARCH WA N:r ED 2186 THE MONTHLY STATED MEETING Of ENON 21 JUNE66 CAPT J J DORSEY 627 LODGE #179 WILL BE HELD AT 7 PM MONDAY, SHOWTIME 22 JUNE66 MAJ A A CHANEY WOULD THE PERSON WHO BORROWED PAINT 2~33 I JUNE 20 AT THE FINE ARTS BUILDING ALL ( 30 & 12 15 21 JUNE66 MAJ WG HALL BRUSHES fROM PAT MUNZIG BEfORE THE ASTER MASONS ARE INVITED 24 JUNE66 CAPT J P COPPENS CARNIVAL PLEASE RETURN THEM TO THE ATC CAPT L L FlH ESZ RnA I L Off ICE? 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GUITAR LES- Of ANY Of THE TH~EE SYMBOLS INDICATES IMPOSED, THE LIMITED AREA BLACKOUTS INTERESTED PERSONS CALL GLOBAL AssoCI SONS - ASPIRING BYRDS, BEATLES, OR LOVIN' THAT THE fiLM IS CONSIDERED SUITABLE ARE NECESSARY fOR CERTAIN PHASES Of ATES INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OffiCE AT SPOONfULS CAN SIGN U~ fOR fREE BEGINNING fOR THE AUDIENCE GROUP REPRESENTED BY PRE-MISSION OPTICS CALIBRATIONS 705 GUITAR LESSONS O~L~ REQUIREMENTS ARE A THE SYMBOLS EXCEPT fOR EMERGENCY VEHICLES, NO GUITAR TO PRACTICE ON, fiVE fiNGERS ON VEHICLES WILL BE OPERATED DURING ANY THE LEfT HAND AND AT LEAST TWO ON THE GI VE AWAY JUN lOR BASKETBALL AND SOCCER PLAYERS - BLACKOUT PERIOD RIGHT, AND BE T£N YEARS OLD OR OLDER MAKE PLANS NOW TO KEEP TUESDAY EVENING THERE IS NO "TAKE COVER" REQUIREMENT IMAGIN-ARTS - A COURSE fOR CHILDREN FIVE SIX-WEEK~OLD KWAJ KITTENS AND OPEN INVITE ALL YOUR SISTERS AND fOR THIS OPERATION SEVEN AND OLDER HAS BEEN ADDED ALSO THEIR MOTHER ARE LOOKING fOR NEW BROTHERS BECAUSE THER IS GOING TO BE IN CONNECTION WITH THIS OPERATION THE PROJECTS WILL VARY fROM SHELL-CRAfT HOMES CALL 2348 TO BE A BANQUET IN YOUR HONOR ON TUES , HAZARD AREAS WILL EXIST IN THE OCEAN AND JEWELRYMAKING TO PAPER CRAfTS AND JUNE 21 AT 5 30 AT THE AMZ CLUB MOM EITHIN A 200 NAUTICAL MILE RADIUS Of PIPE-CLEANER DOO-DADS To ENROLL A AND DAD ARE INVITED ALSO, AS THEY HAVE KWAJALEIN AND IN THE KWAJALEIN ATOLL OFFICIAL NOTICE - REQUIREMENTS FOR CHILO IN THESE CLASSES, JUST ADO TO THE AGREED TO BE YOUR HOST ON THE ISLANDS AND IN THE LAGOON BE ISSUANCE OF A TEMPORARY VISITOR'S REGISTRATION fORM OR If THE fORM HAS COST WILL BE $3 PER fAMILY AND THE TWEEN A LINE JOINING AND INCLUDING VISA TO THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS ALREADY BEEN SENT TO SPECIAL SERVICES, MENU WILL fEATURE CHICKEN AND PLENTY BOGERI AND YABBENOHE AND A LINE JOIN CALL 754 AND ASK TO HAVE THE COURSE Of OTHER GOODIES SPECIAL SERVICES ING AND INCLUDING BIGEJ AND GEA ALL THE APPLICANTS INTENDING TO STAY ADDEO TO YOUR CHILO'S SELECTION WILL PRESENT THE AWARDS, SO YOU ARE PERSONNEL AND CRAfT MUST REMAIN OUT IN THE PHILIPPINES NOT EXCEEDING 59 ASKED TO BE ON TIME DAYS SHOULD ACCOMPLISH FA FORM 2-A IN NURSERY SCHOOL fOR 4 AND 5 YEAR-OLDS Of THE ABOVE HAZARD AREAD BETWEEN THE SINGLE COpy fREE Of CHARGE, WILL RESUME AUGUST 10 CLASSES WILL BE HOURS Of 2L40 JUNE 20 AND 0340 JUNE 21 2 THAT APPlt~ANTS INTENDING TO STAY ON MON , WED, AND FRI fROM 9 - II AM STOCKHOLM (UPI)--A DANE STOLE A CAR IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE ABOVE RANGE IN THE PHILIPPINES SOR MORE THAT 59 FOR ENROLLMENT OR INfORMATION CALL JODY IN STOCKHOLM THE CAR WAS REGISTERED OPERATION ALL AMATEUR RADIO OPERATORS DAYS, FA FORM 2 SHOULD BE ACCOMPLISHED RAGAN AT 2709 OR TR 747 IN GERMANY, INSURED IN ITALY ANb BE ARE REQUESTED TO OBSERVE RF SILENCE IN DUPLICATE THE PRESCRIBED SERVICE LONGED TO A NORWEGIAN THE O~Nt ~AS BETWEEN THE HOURS Of 1940 TONIGHT AND fEE IS $10 NURSERY SCHOOL REGISTRATION fOR CHILDREN CAUGHT IN NORTHERN NORWAY AND WAS 0240 TOMORROW MORNING DURING THIS 3 THAT APPLICA~TS SHOULD ACCOMPLISH WHO WILL BE POUR YEARS OLD BEfORE OCT BROUGHT VIA FINLAND TO K,RUNA IN SWE PERIOD NO RF TRANSMISSION WILL BE PER THE APPLICATION fORMS SEPARATELY AND 15 IS NOW BEING TAKEN fOR NURSERY SCHOOL DEN THE POLICE IN KIRUNA NOW HAVE MITTED EXCEPT IN CONJUCTION WITH THIS INDIVIDUALLY REGARDLESS Of AGE AND CLASSES CLASSES WILL BEGIN AUG. 15 AND Of" INTERNATIONAL OPERATION ALTHOUGH THEY MAY HAVE BEEN INCLUDED ARE HELD MON , WED, AND FRI fROM 9 - II ~~~~~~~------~------r IN THE SAME pASSPORT AM ~LL ADELE WESTOVER AT 2394 4 THAT BOTH fORMS REQUIRE PASSPORT PICTURES Of SIZE 2~x2~" WITH THE GEORGE SE I TZ SCHOOL SlJ+1ER LIBRARY SIGNATURE Of THE APPLICAm~ APPEARING SCHEDULE - THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL LI AT THE BOTTOM Of THE PICTURE SIGNA BRARY WILL BE OPEN fOR STUDENTS TO CHECK TURE TO BE AffiXED IN THE PRESENCE OUT BOOKS fOR SUMMER READING THE LI Of A PERSON AUTHORIZED (PASSPORT REP BRARY WILL BE CLOSED THIS WEEK AND WILL SEIIUTIVE) RE-OPEN ON MONDAY, JUNE 27 LIBRARY 5 THAT IN SENDING THE APPLICATION HOUR~WILL BE fROM 9 30 TO II 30, MONDAY fORMS TO THE PHILIPPINE CONSUL GENERAL THROUGH FRIDAY UNTIL JULY 22 ONLY IN HoNOLULU, HAWAII, IT IS UNDERSTOOD CHILDREN WHO HAVE BEEN IN GRADE ONE OR THAT THEY ARE ACCOMPANIED BY THE HIGHER THIS PAST YEAR MAY CHECK OUT PASSPORT OR PASSPORTS , ~ 6 THAT IN ORDER TO EXPEDITE THE RE TURN Of THE PASSPORT OR PASSPORTS TO YOKWE VUK THEATER REGULAT IONS THE APPLICANTS IT IS REQUIRED THAT THE NECESSARY POSTAGE STAMPS WORTH • 91 fOR EACH PASSPORT BE ENCLOSED YOKWE VVK MEMBERS SHOULD CARRY T~EIR 7 ApPLICANTS SHALL BE PROCESSED IN· MEMBERSHIP CARDS WHEN ATTENDING THE DIVIDUALLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH ITS VOKWE YUK THEATER FAILURE TO HAVE MERITS SO THAT NOTWITHSTANDING COM CARD IN PO'SEI'IO~ MAY MEAN EVICTION PLIANCE WITH THE .eOVE REQUIREMENTS FROM THE THEATER ONLY CARD MEMBERi MAY ATTEND MOVIES PR£·SC"OOL OR THERE ARE INSTA~ES THAJ lOME MORE No 'REQUISITES MAY Bt COMPLIED WITH .CHOOL-AGE CHILDRIN MAY ATTEND. 18 ADDITIONAL I.,oRMATION CAN BE OB BUILDINGS &GROUNDS DEPARTMENT .HALL TAINED fROM THE KTS PA"PO.T REP.'.IN BEGIN rERTILIZING COCONUT TRQlS, AND TAT I VE AT E~T 2192 OR 480 DU.INa I TRIMMINQ OF DEAD PALM LEAVES AI A PART I NORMAL DUTY HO~" OF LAND MANAGEMENT MAINTENANCE PROGRAM JUNE TO SEPTEMBER ONE rORSAK£I ~~.ES ONLY to. 14 1966 14 1966 GREAtIR ..... 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