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I HIGH TIDE UM TIDE !9/22/6'y \' 9/22/63 !5 0 AT 0607 o 9 AT 0010 15 2 AT 1825 o 9 AT 1215 '9/23/63 9/23/63 4 4 AT 0633 LASS 1.2 AT 0038 4 9 AT 1853 1.2AT1239 VOL 4 NO. 1526 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS SATURDAY, 21 SEPTEMBER 1963 SCHOOL REPORTS TO BE SENT H~E MAlAYASIA U.S.-SOVIET MAINTAINING GRADE REPORTS FOR THE fiRST FIVE WEEKS Of IN TURMOIL MOON EFFORT ASKED SCHOOL FOR GRADES 1-12 WILL BE SENT HOME ON MONDAY, (UPI )--THE MALAYASIAN SIT­ UNITED NATIONS, (UPI )--PRESIDENT KENNEDY URGED IN A SEPTEMBER 23, ACCORDING TO UATION, WHICH ERUPTED THIS MAJOR POLICY SPEECH BEFORE THE UNITED NATIONS TODAY THAT MR. RICHARD STIMPSON, PRIN­ WEEK WITH THE ANNOUNCEMENT THE UNITED STATES AND RUSSIA BECOME PARTNERS IN SPACE AND CIPAL Of THE GEORGE SEITZ OF THE FORMATION OF THE NEW PUT A MAN ON THE MOON TOGETHER AS A POSITIVE STEP TOWARD SCHOOL. THE PURPOSE Of NATION - MALAYA, SARAWAK, ENDING THE COLD WAR THE REPORTS, MR STIMPSON AND NORTH BORNEO - DEVELOPED KENNEDY TOLD THE 18TH U.N. GENERAL ASSEMBLY SESSION THAT SAYS, ARE TO INfORM PAR­ INTO A MAJOR POSSIBLE EX­ EAST AND WEST COULD ENGAGE IN A "CONTEST Of ACHIEVEMENT ENTS OF STUDENTS' PROGRESS PLOSIVE AREA BY THIS WEEK'S INSTEAD OF INTIMIDATION, AND IN THE CONTEST FOR A BETTER EARLY IN THE SCHOOL YEAR. END, AND CALLED FORTH MAJOR LIFE, ALL THE WORLD CAN BE THE WINNER." DIPLOMATIC MOVES TO FOREST~L KENNEDY SPECIFICALLY OUTLINED THE AREAS WHERE THE SOVIET MORE SERIOUS TROUBLE IN UNION AND THE UNITED STATES, TOGETHER WITH THEIR ALLIES, SOUTHEAST ASIA. COULD ACHIEVE FURTHER AGREEMENTS, "AGREEMENTS WHICH SPRING RIOTS IN JAKARTA AGAINST fROM OUR MUTUAL INTEREST IN AVOIDING MUTUAL DESTRUCTION" U.N. THE BRITISH EMBASSY FOLLOWED REFERRING TO A SPEECH MADE TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY YES­ WALK OUT BREAKING OF DIPLOMATIC RE­ TERDAY BY SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER ANDREI A GROMYKO IN LATIONS BY MALAYASIA WITH WHICH THE RUSSIAN PROPOSED AN AGREEMENT WITH THE UNITED UNITED NATIONS, (UPI )-- INDONESIA AND THE PHILIPPIN~ STATES TO BAR NUCLEAR WEAPONS FROM SPACECRAFT, KENNEDY , AFRO-ASIAN AND COMMUNIST THERE WERE ALSO RIOTS IN URGED THAT NEGOTIATORS GO BACK TO THE NEGOTIATING TABLE MEMBERS WALKED OUT OF THE KUALA LUMPUR, AND DEPENDENTS TO WORK OUT PRACTICABLE ARRANGEMENTS TO THIS END. UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEM- Of BRITISH AND SOME AUSTRAL- POINTING TO THE FACT THAT BY RESOLUTION OF THE U N. I BLY TODAY WHEN SOUTH AFRICA IANS WERE EVACUATED FROM ASSEMBL~ MEMBER NATIONS HAD fORESWORN ANY CLAIMS TO ATTEMPTED TO DEFEND ITS JAKARTA. TERRITORIAL RIGHTS IN OUTER SPACE, KENNEDY ASKED RHETORI­ APARTHEID POLICIES. IN THE UNITED NATIONS CALLY WHY MAN'S FIRST FLIGHT TO THE MOON SHOULD BE A MAT­ THE ACT OF PROTEST CAME THERE WAS AN IMMEDIATE RE- TER OF NATIONAL COMPETITION. WrlEN SOUTH AfR I CAN SECRE- SPONSE BY 0 I PLO.4ATS TO SETTLE "SURELY WE SHOULD EXPLORE WHETHER THE SCIENTISTS AND ! TARY Of STATE fOR FOREIGN THE DISPUTE BEFORE IT GOT ASTRONAUTS OF OUR TWO COUNTRIES, INDEED OF ALL THE WORLD, P~FAIRS GERHARD F JOOSTE COMPLETELY OUT OF HAND. CANNOT WORK TOGETHER IN THE CONQUEST Of SPACE, SENDING EXERCISED HIS RIGHT OF RE- PRIME MINISTER TENGKU SOME DAY IN THIS DECADE TO THE MOON, NOT THE REPRESENTA­ I PLY TO CHALLENGE AN ALGER- ABDUL RAHMAN SAID TONIGHT TIVE OF A SINGLE NATION, BUT THE REPRESENTATIVES Of ALL I AN STATEMENT THAT SOUTH THAT HE WOULD CO NS I DER A HUMANITY" AFRICA SHOULD BE QUARAN- SUMMIT MEETING WITH INDONES- KENNEDY ALSO SAID WE MUST O~NTINUE TO SEEK AGREEMENTS TINED, "LIKE THE PLAGUE IAN PRESIDENT SUKARNO AND ON MEASURES TO PREVENT WAR BY ACCIDENT OR MISCALCULATION; VICTIMS OF THE MIDDLE AGES." PHILIPPINES PRESIDENT ON SAfEGARDS AGAINST SURPRISE ATTACK, ON FURTHER MEASURES EARLIER ASIAN MEMBERS OF DIOSDADO MACAPAGAL TO SETTLE TO CURB THE NUCLEAR ARMS RACEj ON A fREER FLOW OF INFOR­ THE ASSEMBLY HAD FORCED THE DISPUTE OVER MALAYSIA, MATION AND PEOPLE FROM EAST TO WEST AND WEST TO EAST. A SUSPENSION OF THE SESSION "PROVIDED CERTAIN CONDITIONS KENNEDY WARNED, HOWEVER, THAT DESPITE THE PAUSE WE MAY AS A SYMBOLIC PROTEST ARE MET " HAVE REACHED I N THE COLD WAR, ''THE LONG SHADOWS OF CONFL I CT AGAINST SOUTH AFRICA'S INDIAN DEPUTY MINISTER OF AND CR I S IS ENVELOP US STI LL." CLAIM THAT APARTHEID SHOULD EXTERNAL AffAIRS MRS. A BASIC DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND THE NOT BE INCLUDED ON THE LAKSHMI MENON TODAY EXPRESS­ SOV I ET UN ION, HE SA I D, IS THE BEL I EF Of THE AMER I CAN PEO­ AGENDA ED SURPRISE THAT THE PHILIP­ PLE IN SELF-DETERMINATION FOR ALL PEOPLES. ALGERIA'S ABDELKADER PINES AND INDONESIA "BROKE "WE BELIEVE THAT THE PEOPLE OF GERMANY AND BERLIN MUST CHANDERLI, EXPLAINING THE THEIR PROMISES" OVER MALA'I'SIA BE FREE TO REUNITE THEIR CAPITAL AND THEIR COUNTRY. AFRO-ASIAN DEMAND FOR A SUS­ S HE ALSO ACCUSED THE PH I L IP­ "WE BELIEVE THAT THE PEOPLE OF CUBA MUST BE FREE TO SE­ PENSION, HAD SAID IT WAS "A PINE GOVERNMENT Of ACTING CURE THE FRUITS OF THE REVOLUTION THAT HAS BEEN SO FALSELY SYMBOL OF OUR DETERMINATION CONTRARY TO THE WISHES Of BETRAYED FROM WITHIN AND EXPLOITED fROM WITHOUT TO PRESS THE CASE AGAINST THE MAJORITY OF ITS PEOPLE, "SO L~NG AS THESE DIFFERENCES EXIST, KENNEDY SAID, "THEY APARTHEID" WHOM SHE SAID GENERALLY DIS­ FORBID THE RELAXATION OF VIGILANCE OUR DEFENSES AROUND WHEN JOOSTE ROSE AGAIN TO APPROVED OF THE GOVERNMENT'S THE WORLD WILL BE MAINTAINED FOR THE PROTECTION OF FREE­ CONTEST THE ALGERIAN'S U~WILLINGNESS TO RECOGNIZE DOM " STATEMENT, A MASS WALKOUT, THE NEW FEDERATION APPARENTLY UNPREMEDIATED, "IT WAS A GREAT SURPRISE JOINT SHOT WELCOMED BEGAN TO US THAT BOTH THE PHILIP­ SPACE AGENCY DIRECTOR WEBB SAID TODAY THAT PRESIDENT AFRICAN DELEGATES, SOME IN PINES AND INDONESIA HAD KENNEDY'S PROPOSAL FOR A JOINT US-RUSSIA MOON EXPEDITION FLOWING ROBES, ROSE TO GONE BACK ON THEIR PROMISE WOULD NOT MEAN ANY SLOWDOWN IN PLANS TO PUT TWO AMERICANS LEAVE THE ROOM THEY WERE TO RESPECT THE FINDINGS OF ON THE MOON BY 1970. WEBB, AWAY ON A SPEAKING TOUR, TOLD JO I NED BY SOV lET CH I EF DEL­ THE U N. AND STARTED THESE ASSOCIATES BY TELEPHONE THAT THE WHITE HOUSE READ HIM THE EGATE NIKOLAI T. FEDORENKO ACTS OF VIOLENCE, WHICH SPEECH THURSDAY THAT THE PRESIDENT GAVE BEFORE THE U No AND THE MEMBERS OF ALL REALLY MARRED A VERY GENERAL ASSEMBLY OTHER COMMUNIST DELEGATIONS AUSPICIOUS INAUGURATION IN CONGRESS, SENATOR CLINTON P ANDERSON, DEMOCRAT-NEW ONLY A FEW WESTERN-ORIENTED "THERE MAY BE THREATS OF MEXICO, CHAIRMAN OF THE SENATE SPACE COMMITTEE, SAID HE ASIAN DELEGATIONS, INCLUDING WAR, BUT NOBODY CAN AffORD HAD LONG BELIEVED THAT THE VAST COST Of LANDING A MAN ON TURKEY, THAILAND, LAOS, THE TO FIGHT A WAR; THEREfORE I THE MOON "MIGHT WELL BE SHARED AMONG THE NATIONS WHICH PHILIPPINES, AND MALAYSIA, HOPE THINGS WILL SETTLE HAVE DEMONSTRATED COMPETENCE IN SPACE." BUCKED THE TREND. THEY RE­ DOWN VERY SOON," SHE SAID. HE AND OTHERS, INCLUDING SENATOR JOHN J SPARKMANN,DEM­ MAINED IN THEIR SEATS AS THE WORLD-TELEGRAM AND OCRAT-ALABAMA, SAID A JOINT MOON SHOT WOULD FURTHER THE DID THE WESTERN AND LATIN SUN SUGGESTED THE U S KNOWLEDGE OF OUTER SPACE AND COULD PROVIDE SCIENTIFIC AND AMERICAN GROUPS SHOULD CUT ITS ECONOMIC HELP TECHNOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES FOR THE BENEfiT OF ALL NATIONS. CHANDERLI, EXPLAINING THE TO INDONESIA REPRESENTATIVE ALBERT THOMAS, DEMOCRAT-TEXAS, HEAD OF AFRO-ASIAN MOVE WHICH "By TREATY, IT IS BRITAIN'S THE HOUSE ApPROPRIATIONS SUBCOMMITTEE fOR THE SPACE BUDGET, BROUGHT ABOUT THE SUSPENSION, JOB TO DEFEND THE NEW EXPRESSED INTEREST IN KENNEDY'S PROPOSAL AND ADDED: , SAID HE FELT THE ASSEMBLY MALAYSIA," THE NEWSPAPER "If YOU'RE GOING TO GET ALONG WITH THE RUSSIANS, IT WILL HAS ROOM "ONLY FOR MEN OF SAID IN AN EDITORIAL, "BUT HAVE TO BE ON THE MOON IT WON'T BE ON THE EARTH" GOODWILL--AND THAT GOODWILL THE U S. ALSO HAS A ROLE, WEBB TOLD AGENCY COLLEAGUES THE UNITED STATES WOULD IS SADLY LACKING IN SOUTH AND WASHINGTON SHOULD PUB­ CONTINUE TO PUSH THE ApOLLO) MAN-ON-THE-MOON-PROGRAM, , AFRICA" LICLY REAFFIRM .AMERICAN PENDING ANY SUBSTANTIVE NEGOTIATIONS WITH Moscow FOR A SUPPORT OF THE FEDERATION JOINT EFfORT. AND T,~E SRI.TISH-MALAYSIAN PACT ,------------- - ----- --- ------------------ / P'GC 2 HOUR~LASS SATURDAY 21 SEPTEMBER I~G3 ------------------------~--------------------~- PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION SCHEDULED O~~~~~~S RUSH SETS STAGE FOR PHILIPPINE DRESS DESIGNS 1 THE COMMANDING OFFICER PACIFIC A RECENT DIRECTIVE FROM NEW TALKS FOR U S. WOMEN MISSILE RANGE FACILITY, KWAJ-I THE BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND WASHINGTON (UPI)--SECRE­ I\LEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS, CON-I SURGERY IN WASHINGTON NOW NEW YORK (UPI)--A GROuP OF TARY OF STATE DEAN RUSK TRACT NOAS-59-4176-c WITH THEI REQUIRES ALL PERSONNEL IN NEW YORK FASHION EDITORS OPENS TODAY A MAJOR NEW TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. THE TRUST TERRITORY TO BE GOT AN ADVANCE LOOK TODAY AT THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED ROUND OF DIPLOMACY WHICH IMMUNIZED AGAINST CHOLERA THE KARl LAGAN HAUTL COUTURE )/ I LY MONDAY THROUGH SATUR- WILL SPAN SEVERAL WEEKS, I N­ COLLECTION FROM THE PHILIP­ EVERY SIX MONTHS To CARRY VOLVE OR MORE NATIONS, ~, Y DEADLINE FOR NOTICES 60 P I N E S \-JH I C H \/ ILL B E S H 0 \v II OUT THIS MASS INOCULATION AND CHART FUTURE RELATIONS ~ 4 P M DAY BEFORE PUBLICA- PUBLICLY HERE SEPTEMBE~ 2~ PROGRAM, THE KWAJALEIN Hos­ WITH RUSSIA ~ IOIJ DEADL INE FOR NEWS AT THE BARBIZON PLAZA ~OTEL I PITAL HAS REQUESTED THE NEW RUSK PLANNED TO MEET WITH I 'lEt,S IS lOAM DAY OF PUBLI- JOSE MORENO, PRESIDENT OF HYPO-JET AIR GUN FROM PEARL WEST GERMAN FOREIGN MINISTERI c ~; ION THE PHILIPPINE COUTURIER I HARBOR TO ADMINISTER THE GERHARD SCHROEDER ASSOCIATION, SAID, "OUR GOAL VACCINE INSTEAD or THE USUAL EDITOR - CLAIRE BRIGHAM RUSK'S MEETINGS, WHICH WILL IS TO ESTABLISH MANILA AS A I SYRINGE AND NEEDLE STAFF - VIRGINIA MATHIASEN, I GO ON SEPARATELY FROM REGULAR CENTER OF HIGH FASHION FOR I ALL PERSONNEL 6 MONTHS OF U N SESSIONS, BREAK DOWN NANCY HOUGHTON, DISCRIMINATING WOMEN ABROAD 1 I AGE AND OLDER ARE REQUIRED INTO THREE MAIN TYPES.

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