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LO~DON (uPI )--THE ATOMIC WASHINGTON (UPI )--YALE PROFESSOR FREDERICK BARGHOORN ENERGY AUTHORITY DISCLOSED SAID TODAY HE WAS GRABBED BY POLICE AND HUSTLED TO JAIL TONIGHT SiX PERSONS RE JUST OUTSIDE THE ~ETROPOLE HOTEL IN Moscow IMMEDIATELY CEiVED A DOSE OF RADIATION AfTER A "YOUNGISH MAN WHO SPOKE ENGLISH" THRUST A ROLL OF WHEN RADIOACTIVE FUEL FROM PAPERS INTO HIS HANDS AN ADVANCED GAS-COOLED RE BARGHOORN, WHO ~ADE THE DiSCLOSURE AT A NEWS CONFERENCE AC~R WAS PUT INTO AN UN HELD AFTER A LENGTHY CONFERENCE WITH STATE DEPARTMENT SHIELDED HOLE AT THE WIND OFFICIALS, DECLINED TO DESCRiBE THE AFFAIR FLATLY AS A SC~lE ATOMIC ENERGY PLANT "FRAMEUP," BUT HE SAID REPORTERS HAD THE~CTS AND COULD A SPOKESMAN SAID THE IN DRAW THEIR CONCLUSIONS CiDENT TOOK Pl~CE SATURDAY BARGHOORN SAID HE WAS JUST PREPARING TO ENTER THE HOTEL WHERE HE WAS AWARDED THE AND THE REACTOR WAS CLOSED ABOUT 7 25 P.M OCTOBER 3' TO PREPARE FOR HIS PLANNED BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE IN DOWN. WORKERS WERE EVAC DEPARTURE EARLY THE NEXT MORNING fOR WARSAW CHEMISTRY IN 1934 HE UATED BECAUSE OF THE DANGER HE SAID THAT HE HAD JUST SAID GOODBYE TO A FRIEND AND I RECEIVED A COMMISSION AS "ALTHOUGH SIX PERSONS RE WAS TURNING TO GO INTO THE HOTEL wHEN A "YOUNGISH LOOKING ! 2ND LT. IN ORDANCE RESERVE CEIVED A DOSE or RADIATION, MAN" WHO SO FAR AS HE KNEW WAS A "COMPLETE STRANGER," tiN DECEMBER 1934 Hl AT- IT WAS NOT A DANGEROUS CARRYING WHAT "LOOKED LIKE A ROLL OF NEWSPAPERS. ASKED I TENDED STANFORD UNIVERSITY, AMOUN T JI ME. I THINK IN ENGLISt-I 'ARE YOU AN AMERICAN CITIZEN?'" I RECEIVING A PHD IN CHEMISTRY THE REACTOR CONCERNED IS BARGHOORN SAID THAT, STARTLED, HE "STEPPED BACK A BIT" ! IN 1948. A NEW TYFE THAT BEGAN PRO BUT THE YOUNG MAN "PUSHED TOWARD ME A ROLL OF NEWSPAPERS I' ! IN 1960, COLONEL O'CONNER DUCING ELECTRICITY ONLY THIS OR WHAT LOOKED LIKE NEWSPAPERS i GRADUATED FROM THE INDUS- YEAR THE SPOKESMAN SAID "I THOUGHT IT WAS SOME SORT OF PROPAGANDA MATERIAL," I I TRIAL COLLEGE OF THE ARMED IT WAS RESTARTED WITHIN BARGHOORN SAID, AND "F"OOL!SHLY I TOOK IT AND PUT IT IN ! fORCES PRIOR TO BECOMING THREE HOURS AFTER THE IN MY COAT .ALMOST SIMULTANEOLSlY A CGUPlE Of MEN GRABBED DIRECTOR Of AMTED THIS CIDENT ME AND TOOK ME OFf TO AN DIRECTORATE HAS THE RESPON HE SAID THE INCIDENT OC AUTO " SIBILITY FOR TESTING AND CWRRED W~EN THE FUEL ELE DEFENSE CHIEf LAUDS HE SAID HE LATER LEARNED ~VALUATING ALL ARMY MISSILE MENT WAS BEING TAKEN OUT U S MIGHT iN PRISON THAT THE "YOUNGISH SYSTEMS. THE COMBINED O~ THE REACTOR IN THE NORTH- NEW YORK (UPI )--THE UNiTED LOOK!NG MAN HAD BEEN ARRESTEd' ENGINEERING/SERVICE CONCEPT ERN ENGLAND TOWN STATES AND ITS ALL~ES ARt BUT HE DID NOT KNOW AND WAS FIRST ~UT INTO PRACTICE lilT WAS UNLOADED INTO AN MORE THAN A MATCH FOR THE NEVER SAW HIM AGAIN BY AMTED IN COOPERATION EXPERI~ENTAL HOLE BY MIS- COMMUNIST BLOC IN NUCLEAR BARGHOORN SAID THAT "I WITH THE U S ARMY AIR DE TAKE iT SHOULD HAVE BEEN CAPABILITY AND GROUND COM DID NOT ACTUALLY LOOK AT" FENSE BOARD, FT. BLISS PLACED iN A SHIELDEO HOLE," BAT STRENGTH, DEFENSE SECRE THE PAPERS BlIT "IT WAS AL COLONEL O'CONNOR'S EFFORTS THE SPOKESMAN SAID "As TARY ROBERT McNAMARA SAID lEGED !T WAS MILIT~RY IN AND GUIDANCE HAVE CONTRIBUTED AS RESULT THERE WAS A DE LAST NIGHT. FORMATION," GREATLY TO THE SUCCESS OF GREE OF RADIATION IN THE THE MILITARY MIGHT OF THE THE PROFESSOR TOLD NEWSMEN THIS NEW APPROACH TO WEAPON REACTOR BU.LDING. UNITED STATES ALONE IS SUCH TODAY HE WAS NOT SURE WHAT SYSTEMS TESTING AND EVALUA "THE RADIAiiON WAS NOTICED THAT "I WOULD NOT TRADE OUR TO ADVISE OTHER AMERICANS TION, ACCORDING TO EN~INEER IMMEDIAT£LY AND AN ALARM STRATEGIC POSTURE FOR THAT WHO MAY BE THiNKING OF GO ING SERVICE lEST GROUP WAS SOUNDED ~HE FUEL ELE OF THE SOVIETS AT ANY POINT iNG TO RUSSIA SPOKESMEN MENT WAS "'~EN REMOVED FROM DURING THE COMING DECADE," "I HOPE THAT THIS EX THE WRONG HOLE iNTO A McNAMARA SAID PERIENCE THAT I HAVE HAD," FIGHTING RUMORED IN IRAQ PROPERl y SH I Ei..DED HOLE." McNAMARA, ADDRESSING 2,000 HE SAID, "WILL NOT DESTROY BE! RUT (UPI )--1 RAQ ! S NEW HE SAID THERE IS NO CON PERSONS AT THE ECONOMIC CLUB, THE POSSIBiLITIES or CON MIL ITARY REGIME, BOOSTED BV TAMINAT~ON DANGER. THE SAID IT WAS "A CERTAINTY TiNUING THESE EXCHANGES." SUPPORT fROM ITS STRONGEST REACTOR IS PER~ORM'NG QUITE THAT THE MOST EFFECTIVE SUR BARGHOORN DENIED F~ATLY NEIG~BORS,MOVED TODAY TO NORMAI...L Y " PRISE ATTACK THEY COULD THAT HE HAD "ANY INTELLI CEMENT ITS CONTROL eVER THE IT WA'S TI1E SECOND "LEAK ... LAUNCH WOULD STILL LEAVE US GENCE ASSIGNMENT OF ANY ~IDEAST NATION AGE" TO OCCUR AT 'vi 11\ DSCAL E WITH CAPABILITY TO LITERALLf KIND" DURING HIS SOVIET SUPPORT CAME FROM BOTH THE IN OCTCBfR, 1957, AN OB DESTROY THE ATTACKER'S TRIP HE SAID HE DID NOT SOVIET UNION TO THE NORT~ SOLETE TYPE REACTOR CAUGHT SOCIETY" KNOW WHAT THE ALLEGED MILI AND THE UNITED ARAB REPUBLiC FIR~ BECAUSE OF OVERHEATING. THE DEFENSE SECRETARY TARY INFORMATION IN THE ROLL 1 TO THE SOUTHWES'" THE W~ND CARRIED MOST OF CALLED THE UNITED STATES OF NEWSPAPERS WAS ABOUT THERE WERE CONFLiCTING RE THE RADiO~rliVE DUST OUT STRATEGIC NUCLEAR DETERRENT BECAUSE, "I'VE NEVER HAD PORTS OF FIGHTING HOWEVE~ A TO SEA, BUT EXPERTS AT T~E FAR SUPERIOR TO THAT OF THf ANY MILITARY SERVICE" 24-HOUR CURFEW REMAINED IN TiME SA!D T~ERE COULD HAVE SOVIET UNION AND SAID THE "IT'S TRI.JE I GO ABOUT EFFECT. BEEN A DISASTER IF THE MIGHT OF THE WEST'S MOBILE TALKING TO PEOPLE AND TAKING IRAQ REMAINED IN A STATE Of "DUST" hAD FALLEN AMONG CONVENTIONAL FORCES, ARMED NOTES IN FACT I HAVE SOME VIRTUAL SIEGE THE BORDERS THE 3,000 MEN WORKING ON WITH TACTICAL NUCLEAR WEA OF THE NOTEBOOKS IN M~ OWN WERE CLOSED C,TIZENS WERE THE PLANTS PONS, WAS AT LEAST THE POCKET RIGHT NOW," HE SAID. REFUSED PERMISSION TO WALK EQUAi.. OF ANv THE SOVIET BLOC "I WAS TREATED QUITE WELL THE ~TREETS EXCEPT ON BUSI 8-52 EXPLODES; 3 KilLED COULD PUT INTO ACTION IN WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF T~E NESS FOREIGNERS WERE TOLD ROSWEll, NEW MEXICO {UP!) EUROPE. S)V!ET SYSTEM," BARGHOORN TO STAY INSIDE, BAG~DAD AiR --T~REE PERSONS WERE KILLED THE COLD WAR STRLGGLE NO ADDED "I WAS NEVER PHYSICAL PORT WAS CLOSED TO REGULAR TCDAv W~EN A B-52 JET BOMBER LONGER WAS ONE OF A "COM_ lY M()LESTED iN ANY WAY" TRAVEL, AND NEWS CE~SORSH!P EXP~ODED W~~lE UNDERGOING MUNIST GOL!AT~ IN CONVEN DURING HIS IMPRISONMENT, WAS IMPOSE.D REPAIRS AT A MAINTENANCE TIONAL STRENGr~ fAC,NG A HE SAID, HE WAS QUESTIONED ~OCK AT WAl~ER AIR FORCE WESTEPN DAViD ALMOST NAKED A "GOOD DEAL" ABOUT HIS IN LONDON. PRIME MINISTER SIR BASE NEAR ROSWELL OF CONVENTiONAL ARMS BUT TERVIEWS IN GERMANY AND ALEC DOUGLAS-HOME'S CONSERVA BASE 0rFiCi~lS SAID FOUR cOSSESSED OF A NUCLEAR ABOUT HIS TRIPS TO RUSSIA TIVE PARTY WON A SECOND VOTE OTHERS WERE uNJURED IN THE SLING," I.fE SA!D IN !956, 1958 , 1959, 1961, OF CONFIDENCE fROM THE HOUSE EXPlCS!0N AND FIRE AND HiS TWO TRIPS IN 1963 OF COMMONS, DEfEAliNG THE 5~OKESMEN SAID THE DEAD "Tt-IERE WAS QuiTE A BIT 110 LABOR PARTY'S MOTION OF CEN ~AD N0'" BEEN IDENTI~IEDo OFFICIALS SAID EIGHT OR ~INE TALI< ABOUT," HE SAID. SURE ON GOVERNMENT EDUCATION E~F_03'CNS WERE CC~NTED, AND ANOTHER B-52, LOCATED NEARBY, WHILE IN PRISON, HE SAID, AND SCIENCE POLIC!ES WA~ SLiG~TlY DA~~GED AS DEBRIS FLEw APPROXIMATELV 100 HE ASKED TO SEE THE U.S (APDS AMBASSADOR, FOY 0 KOHLER TI-
I DAY Bc.fORE PuBL.ICATION DEAD- IS A MELANGE OF MUSIC, CHAT- Tin ,AVE TRAVELED LY TIME AND TAMARA So~~£qs wl"'~ LINE OP NEWS ITEMS is !o A M TER, GUEST STARS, AND LEWIS' MACHINE BACK TO AN EARLIER 62 8 PER CEN7, SECCND, G~I~ DAY OF P ..... ~ .... , -ATlON OWN B CREDIT TO SOVIET HIT BY U.S U.S. VIPS TO CONFER ON VIET ~ THIRD ALABAMA EXPLOSION ~ ~ I PARIS (UP!)--U.S. UNDERSECRE- WASHINGTON (UPI)--U.S. ~ TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA (UPI) ~ TARY O~ STATE GEORGE W. BALL DEFENSE AND DIPLOMATIC I THE THIRD BOMB BLAST IN I SAID TODAY WESTERN LONG-TERM LEADERS ~EADED FOR HONOLULU i RECENT DAYS SHATTERED WIN- I CREDITS ARE ALLOWING THE SOVIET TODAt FOR A SERIES OF CON- ~ DOWS EARLY TODAY NEAR THE HAVING A SALAD-HIT IS UNION TO KEEP ITS MILITARY FERENCES ON U.S. POLICIES ! INTEGRATED UNIVERSITY Of SIMPLY A MATTER OF TAKING PRODUCTION IN HIGH GEAR AND IN THE WAR AGAINST THE COM- l ALABAMA CAMPUS. ADVANTAGE OF TODAY'S ORIGINAL TO SHORE UP ITS AGRICULTURAL MUNIST V,ET CONG IN SOUTH A WHITE MAN WAS PICKED UP RECIPE FOR FRENCH DRESSING CR I SIS, I NFORMED SOURCES SA 10 V,ET NAM ' NEAR THE SCENE Of THE MOST CONCOCTED BY CHEF GRANGER BALL ADDRESSED A SPECIAL THE CONfERENCES, fiRST i~ RECENT EXPLOSION BUT WAS WHOSE WIFE SAYS, "HE CAN SESSION OF THE NORTH ATLANTIC SINCE A MILITARY COUP OVER- RELEASED AFTER SEVERAL ~OURS COOK IN MY KITCHEN ANY DAY." TREATi ORGANIZATION (NATO) THREW THE GOVERNMENT OF VIET- OF QUESTIONING. PERMANENT COUNCIL, CONVENED ra NAMESE PRESIDENT NGO DINH No ONE HAS BEEN HURT BY RED WINE FRENCH DRESSING DISCUSS U.S. CONCERN ABOUT DIEM LAST NOVEMBER I, ARE ANY OF THE BLASTS, BUT THE A DASH OF SALT GROWING TRADE LINKS BETWEEN TO CONTINUE THROUGHOUT TO SCHOOL'S ONLY NEGRO STUDENT, A DASH OF PAPRIKA WESTERN EUROPE AND COMMUNIST MORROW AT THE HEADQUARTERS V,VIAN MALONE, CONCEDED THE I CUP OF SUGAR I, COuNTRIES. OF ADMIRAL HARRY D. FELT, EXPLOSIONS HAVE "PEOPLE'S I CRUSHED CLOVE OF GARLIC INFORMED SOURCES SAID BALL JOINT MILITARY COMMANDER- NERVES ON EDGE." I !2-oz BOTTLE HE I NZ CH I L I APPEALED TO THE WESTERN ALLI- IN-CHIEF FOR THE ENTIRE SHE SAID SHE DIDN'T KNOW SAUCE ANCE TO REFUSE MORE THAN FIVE PACIFIC AREA. WHETHER THE EXPLOSIONS HAVE I CUP WESSON SALAD OIL YEARS CREDIT HE URGED TIGHT DEFENSE SECRETARY ROBERT ANYTHING TO DO WITH HER, I CUP S&W RED WINE VINEGAR COORDINATION OF WESTERN TRADE S. McNAMARA AND GENERAL BUT ADDED, "I HOPE THERE M,X AND SHAKE IN THE ORDER TO THE EAST, THEY ADDED MAXWELL 0 TAYLOR, CHAIRMAN ARE NO MORE DIFFICULTIES." AS ABOVE I N A ONE QUART BOTT LE THE SOURCES SAID CANADIAN OF THE JOINT CHIEFS OF IN BIRMINGHAM TODAY AN PREFERABLY WITH A PLASTIC EXTERNAL AFFAIRS MINISTER PAUL STAFF, WERE THE FIRST HIGH OFFICIAL OF THE MILITANTLY TOP. MARTIN AND EDWARD HEATH, PRESI- OFFICIALS TO LEAVE FROM SEGREGATIONIST NATIONAL SHAKE WELL BEFORE USING. DENT OF THE BRITISH BOARD OF WASHINGTON FOR THE MEETING. STATES RIGHTS PARTY FILED A I TRADE, DISAGREED WITH BALL. SECRETARY OF STATE DEAN $1 MILLION LIBEL SUIT AGAINST ACTING TRUST TERRITORY , BRITAIN AND CANADA HAVE RE- RUSK AND PRESIDENTIAL PRESS THE BIRMINGHAM NEWS AND OFFICIAL ON ~AJALEIN CENTLY EXPANDED TRADE WITH THE SECRETARY PIERRE SALINGER COLUMNIST DAVID LAWRENCE. MR. GEORGE G. KNIGHT IS I SOVIET UNION. WERE TO LEAVE LATER. THE SUIT WAS BROUGHT BY ACTING AS TRUST TERRITORY BALL SAID THE SOVIET UNION THE DEFENSE SECRETARY WAS EOWARD R. FIELDS, THE PARTY'S REPRESENTATIVE ON KWAJALEIN I NOW IS UNDERGOING SEVERE AGRI- ACCOMPANIED BY MARINE MAJOR INFORMATION DIRECTOR, WHO IN THE ABSENCE OF MR. RAYMOND I I CULTURAL DIFFICULTIES AND LONG- GENERAL V,CTOR H. KRULAK, CONTENDED THAT AN ARTICLE MCKAY, WHO REPLACES BiLL WHITE I TERM WESTERN CREDITS ALLOW IT HIS SPECIAL ASSISTANT ON PUBLISHED IN THE NEWS SEPTEM AS TRUST TERhlTORY REPRESENT ; TO CONTINUE TO EARMARK MONEY GUERRILLA WARFATE, AS WELL BER 25 ACCUSED HIM OF "THE ATIVE OFFICIAL HERE. : FOR MILITARY EXPENDITURl WHICH AS BY V,CE ADMIRAL H.D. CRIME OF BEING A PARTY WITH MR. McKAY WILL ARRIVE ON OTHERWISE IT WOULD BE fORCED TO RILtY, DIRECTOR OF THE AN INTERNATIONAL REVOLUTION KWAJALEIN ON DECEMBER I TO AS I USE TO INCREASE CONSUMER GOODS JOINT STAFF, AND FAR EAST ARY COMMUNIST CONSPIRACY SUME HIS DUTIES, AND AT THAT AND AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS. EXPERTS. WHICH IS COMMITTED TO OVER TIME MR. KNIGHT WILL RETURN I HE SAID THE WEST WAS HELPING FROM SOUTH V,ET NAM WERE THROW BY FORCE AND VIOLENCE" TO MAJURO. MR. KNIGHT HAS THE SOVIET UNION OVER PRESENT TO COME U.S. AMBASSADOR THE U.S. GOVERNMENT. BEEN ON KWAJALEIN SINCE No DIFFICULTIES AND THUS DIRECT HENRY CABOT LODGE AND FOUR FIELDS, WHO IS UNDER FEDER VEMBER 10 •••••• LY HURTING ITSELF STAR GENERAL PAUL D. HARKINS AL INDICTMENT FOR CONSPIRACY CINDERELLA RIDES AGAIN? U.S. MILITARY ASSISTANCE TO INTERFERE WITH BIRMINGHAM ~NuLANO (UPI)- THE BRIDE OF SUPERSONICS ASSIGNED COMMANDER IN THE STRUGGLE SCHOOL DESEGREGATION, CHARGED A JOCKEY WANTED "A DIFFERENT WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE FEDERAL AGAINST THE COMMUNIST V,ET THAT THE ARTICLE CONTRIVED MARRIAGE," SO SHE RODE TO HER I AVIATION AGENCY (FAA) TODAY CONG TO DEPRIVE HIM OF HIS GOOD WEDDING IN A GLASS COACH I ASSIGNED DELIVERy OF THE FIRST WHETHER THE CONFERENCES NAME AND REPUTATION. PULLED BY TWO GRE~ HORSES. I U.S. SUPERSONIC AIRLINER TO WILL RESULT IN MORE OR LESS . -'---"--"- TRANS WORLD AIRLINES WITH PAN U.S. AID FOR SOUTH V,ET NAM ACCREDITING TEAM PRAISES SCHOOL FACULTY , AMERICAN WORLD A,RWAYS GETTING WAS STILL A QUESTION. THERE DR. G.L. CAWELTI AND DR. R.L. KELLER, REPRESENTATIVES THE SECOND ONE OFF THE ASSEMBLY WERE SOME INDICATIONS THAT FOR THE NORTH CENTRAL ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND SECONDARY I LINE THE U.S. LEADERS WOULD BE SCHOOLS WITH WHICH GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL IS ACCREDITED, HAVE THE FAA's DELIVERY POLICY WILLING TO INCREASE THE BEEN CHECKING THE SCHOOL AGAINST CRITERIA SET BY THE Asso GAVE TOP FRIORITY TO U.S. FLAG FLOW OF U.S. WEAPONS AND CIATION. THE TWO OFFICIALS LEFT KWAJALEIN THIS MORNING CARRIERS FLYING THE ATLANTIC, SUPPLIES, BUT WOULD HOLD AFTER HAVING SPENT THE LAST TWO DAYS VISITING THE SCHOOL. TWA AND PAN AM. FOREIGN AIR- OUT FOR A REDUCTION OF U.S. AN OFFICIAL REPORT IS NOT GIVEN ON THE VISITATION UNTIL LINES OPERATING ACROSS THE TROOPS. SOMETIME IN DECEMBER. HOWEVER, BOTH DR. CAWELTI ANC DR. ATLANTIC WERE ASSIGNED THE THE PRESENT FORCE OF U.S. KELLER STATED THAT THEY WERE HIGHLY IMPRESSED WiTH THE SCHOOL NEXT HIGHES~ PRIORITY, FOLLOWED MILITARY ADVISERS AND HELI AS A WHOLE, MARVIN GLASSCOCK, SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT SAID. IN ORDER BY U.S. PACIFIC FLAG COPTER AND TRANSPORT PILOTS "THE TEACHING STAFF RECEIVED HIGH PRAISE FROM BOTH MEN I CARRIERS, FOREIGN PACIFIC AND MAINTENANCE MEN IN SOUTH WITH THIS STATEMENT: 'YOUR JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH STAFF IS THE CARR I ERS, AND L1.S. DOMESll C V,ET NA~ NuMBERS 16,500, BEST WE HAVE SEEN ON OUR TOUR, WITH EVIDENCE IN SOME AREAS I AIRLINES FAR LARGER THAN WAS CONTEM OF THE BEST TEACHING WE HAVE EVER SEEN,'" GLASSCOCK SAID. I FAA's ANNOUNCEMENT ASSIGNED PLATED WHEN THE FIRST U.S. "TEACHING AIDS AND FACILITIES WITHIN THE CLASSROOMS WERE PRIORITIES FOR THE FIRST 70 EXPERTS IN ANTI-GUERRILLA CERTAINLY A SURPRISE TO THE VISITORS AND THE CONTENTS OF PLANES ANY AIRLINE WHICH AL- WARFARE WERE SENT TO THAT THE LIBRARY RECEIVED HtGH PRAISE READY HAS PAID A DELIVERY DE COUNTRY. "THE LACK OF SPACE, CLASSROOMS, FINE ARTS, AND GUIDANCE POSIT CAN GET ITS MONEY RE- THE ADMINiSTRATION HAS AN- WERE AREAS WHICH RECEIVED CRITICISM. FUNDED IF IT DOES NOT AGREE NOUNCED THAT APPROXIMATELY "SINCE THIS SCHOOL IS ONLY IN ITS THIRD YEAR OF OPERATION, WIT H THE P RIO R I TY POL ICY, I T I ,000 tJ. S. T ROO P S WILL BE AND SINCE WE HAVE A NEW PRINCIPAL THIS YEAR, WE FEEL HIGHLY j WAS ANNOUNCED. WITHDRAWN IN DECEMBER AND COMMENDED BY THE OPINION EXPRESSED ON THE ENTIRE OPERATION," j To DATE, THREE U.S. AIRLINES, JANUARY, WITH THE FIRST THE SUPERINTENDENT SAID. TWA, PAN AMERICAN, AND AMERICAN,GROUP OF 300 LEAVING DECEM- THE FULL REPORT WILL BE PUBLISHED AS SOON AS IT IS RE PLUS ITALY'S ALITALIA AND BER 3. CEIVED IN DECEMBER I JAPANESE AIRLINES, HAVE DE- IF ALL GOES WELL, IT IS DR. KELLER IS DIRECTOR OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA'S ~ POSITED $3 9 MILLION WiTH FAA HOPED THAT ALL THE U.S. PE~ TRAINING HIGH SCHOOL, AS WELL AS THE CHAIRMAN OF THE AC ~ FOR 39 OF T~E STILL-UNDESIGNED SONNEL CAN BE WITHDRAWN BY CREDITATIONS COMMITTEE 1 U.S. SUFERSONIC AIRLINERS THE END OF 1965 DR CAWELTI HAS HAD EIGHT YEARS' EXPERIENCE AS A HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL IN CHICAGO, AS WELL AS SEVERAL YEARS' EXPERIENCE ~------·~·E~A~ST~G~E~RM~A~N~IN~F~O~RM~E~R~SE~N-T~E~NC~'E~'D------~ IN SCH00L EVALUATION ON THE ACCREDITATION COMMITTEE. BERLIN (UPI)--A WEST BERLIN COURT TODAY SENTENCED A MOTHER •••• r------~~~~------OF TWO CHILDREN TO NINE YEARS HARD LABOR ON CHARGES OF HAV SOUND'S LIKE ~AJALEIN! HOW TO MAIL A MERRY CHRISTMAS ING BETRAYED HER BROTHER AND SEVERAL HUNDRED WESTERN AGENTS SWINDON, ENGLAND (UPI)- I. WRAP CAREFULLY TO EAST GERMAN SECRET POLICE W,LLIAM M. PETRIE WAS FOUND 2. MAIL EARLY TO INSURE DE THE COURT AT THE SAME TIME CONFISCATED 14,200 MARKS THEY GUILTY TODAY ON 45 CHARGES LIVERY BEFORE CHRISTMAS SAID SHE HAD RECEIVED FOR INFORMATION W~ICH LED TO THE AR- OF KEEPING A DOG WITHOUT A 3. ON KWAJALEIN, MAIL ANY I REST OF ABOUT 400 ALLEGED WESTERN AGENTS Bi THE EAST GERMAN LICENSE AFTER A POLICEMAN DAY, NOT JUST PLANE DAYS. : "S1 ATE SECUR I TY SERV I CE" I N A MASS ROUNDUP SEVEN YEARS AGO DROPPED BY FOR A VISIT AND THE WOMAN WAS ALSO BLAMED FOR THE KIDNAPING OF HER BROTHER SAID HE "FOUND 57 STRAY DOGS PACKAGE WRAPPING SERVICE FROM WHO IS NOW SERVING A LIFE SENTENCE IN AN EAST GERMAN JAIL FILLING THE KITCHEN." 6-8 P M. TOMORROW NIGHT IN ON ESPIONAGE CHARGES FRONT OF MACY'S ------·------:-1------PAGE 4 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 20 NOVEMBElR \.1963 I------~------~------r------~~~--- BUS~NESS HlGHL!~HTS JACKIE BACK IN POLITICAL SWING HEAVY SNOW PREDiCTED DETROIT (UPI)--AMERICAN WASHINGTON (UPI)--fIRST LADY JACQUELINE KENNEDY "FEELS tOR KWAJALE~N MOTORS CORPORATION TODAY SHE is NEEDED" ANO IS EAGER TO GET INTO THE POLITICAL icY ROADS AND SNOW DRIFTS REPORTED HERAlQING A NEW CAMPAIGN SWING IN SUPPORT OF ANOTHER PRESIDENTIAL TERM UP TO SIX FEET HIGH ARE IM HIGH IN PROFIT-SHARING FOR FOR HER HUSBAND. PORTANT ELEMENTS IN "'THE ITS 35,000 hOJRLY AND SAL- THATYS THE WORD FROM TOP ADMINISTRATION SOURCES, WHO MOUSE TRAP," TO BE PRESENTED ARIED wORKERS. COULD NOT BE HAPPIER TO HAVE THE POPULAR PRESIDENT'S WIFE BY THE KWAJAL£IN PLAYERS ON LAST YEAR, UNDER ITS "PRO- HELPING OUT. DECEMBEq 5,6, 7, AND 8. GRESS-SHARING" CONTRACT WITH MRS. KENNEDY'S PRESS SECRETARY, PAMELA TURNURE, SAID THE ENTIRE CAST OF EIGHT THE UNITED AUTO WOR~ERS TODAY THE fiRST LADY WANTS TO DO AS MUCH CAMPAIGNING AS PEOPLE ARE ~AROONED BY A UNION, SIGNED IN 1961, SHE CAN FOR HER HUSBAND IN 1964. BLIZZARD IN A~ ISOLATED 32,000 WORKERS SHARED A THE ONLY LIMITATIONS WOULD BE HER CHILDREN'S NEEDS AND ENGLISH COUNTRY M~NOR THROUGH TOTAL OF $11.5 MILLION SPLIT HER OWN HEALTH. OUT THE PLAt'S TWO ACTS. A AMONG 27,000 HOURLY RATED PRESIDENT KENNEDY HAS NOT YET OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED THAT PSYCHOTIC MLRD~RER, WHOSE EMPLOYEES AND 5,200 SALARIED HE IS RUNNING FOR ~-ELECTION,BUT IT IS AN ACCEPTED FACT TRADE ~ARK IS TH£ TuNE OF EMPLOYEE.S. THAT HE WILL. HIS TRIP TO TEXAS STARTING THURSDAY IS "THREE BLIND MICE," TURNS DESCRIBED AS "POLITICAL,II AND MRS KENNEDY WILL GO ALONG. A NURSERY RHYME INTO A FRE- NEW YOPK--EASTERN AIRLINES MRS. KENNEDY WILL LAUNCH HER POLITICAL ACTIVITIES WHEN LUDE TO DEATH BRUCE WEERS- HAS COMPLETED A HUGE FINANC SHE GOES TO TEXAS THIS WEEK WITH THE PRESIDENT. SHE HAS ING AND ANETTE SCHMIDT ARE ING PROGRAM TO ACQUIRE 40 BEEN HAVING SEVERAL TELEPHONE CONVERSATIONS WITH MRS CAST AS THE COUPLE GILES AND I MODEL 72 7 BOEING SHORT-TO LYNDON B. JOHNSON, WIFE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT AND A NATIVE MOLLIE RALSTON. THEY USE MEDIUM RANGE JET AIRLINERS TEXAN WHO HAS CAMPAIGNED IN HER OWN STATE FOR 25 YEARS. AN INHERITED ANCESTORAL HOME 1 ~ COSTING ~210 MILLION THE MRS JOHNSON SAID "ALL TEXAS IS VERY EXCITED ABOUT MRS AS A COUNTRY GUEST HOUSE. PLAN INCLUDES $67 MILLION IN KENNEDY'S FORTHCOMING VISIT,AND THEY HAVE LAID OUT THE SOME OF THE "GUESTS," HOWEVER, NEW MONEY AND $170 MILLION WELCOME MAT FROM DALLAS TO THE LBJ RANCH " SEEM TO BE SOMEWHAT UNDESIR- OF EXISTING BANK LOANS IN FACT, HEADLINES FROM TEXAS READ "JACKIE KENNEDY IS ABLE, ACCORDING TO CAST COMING." MEMBERS. ONE GUEST IS A DEft NEW YORK--THE FORD fOUNDA IN THE NEWSPAPER STORIES, THE FIRST PARAGRAPH HAS DWELT TIVE; ONE IS A MURDERER; AND TION'S OFFERING OF $205 ON THE 34-YEAR-OLD MRS. KENNEDY. THE PRESIDENT RATES THE ONE IS DEFINITELY GOI~G TO BE MILLION IN FORD COMMON STOCK, SECOND PARAGRAPH. MURDERED. WHO DOES WHAT WHICH POSSIBLY WILL COME ON THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. KENNEDY WILL HAVE A REST FROM TO WHOM IS THEQUESTION. WtDNESDAY, TOPS THIS WEEK'S "PEOPLE-SEEING," AS LADY BYRD JOHNSON PUTS IT, WHEN THEY THOSE WHO GET TME!R TICKETS SECURITY OFFERINGS. ARRIVE AT THE VICE PRESIDENT'S RANCH NEAR STONEWALL, TEXAS, EARLY WILL FIND OUT. THE FOUR MILLION SHARE LATE fRIDAY EVENING. TICKETS WILL GO ON SALE OFFERING IS BEING MADE BY MRS KENNEDY CUT BY A MONTH HER PLANNED PERIOD OF RE THIS THURSDAY AT MACY'S A LARGE SYNIDICATE HEADED CUPERATION FOLLOWING THE LOSS OF HER INFANT SON PATRICK FROM 1130 - 1230, 1630 - 1715, BY FIRST BOSTON CORPORATION BOUVIER KENNEDY LAST AUGUST SHE HAD PLANNED TO STAY OUT AND 1900 - 2000 SEATING OF ALL OFFICIAL ACTIVITIES UNTIL EARLY NEXT YEAR. CAPACITY FOR EACH PERFORMANCE PHILADELPHIA--Du PONT IS ONLY TWO HUNDRED. DlqfCTORS TODAY BOOSTED U.N. SCHOOL EXPANSION STARS VOTE STRIKE AUTHORITY ACCORDING TO GEORGE FRIEND, THE YEAR tND DIVIDEND BY 25 SOUGHT THE PRODUCER,AND STEVE COX, CENfS TO $3.25 PER SHARE AND HOLLYWOOD (UPI)--ExECUTlvrn THE DIRECTOR, THE TARO ROOM UNITED NATIONS (UPI)- AUT~ORllED THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE SCREEN ACTORS GUILD OF THE YOKWE YUK CLUB WHERE or 36/100 SHARtS OF GENERAL SECRETARY GENERAL THANT SAID (SAG) TODAY HAD AUTHORIZA- THE PLAY WILL BE PRESENTED MOTORS COMMON FOR EACH Du TODAY THE UNITED NATIONS TION TO CALL A STRIKE BY WILL BE OPEN TO ALL ISLAND PONT SHARE HELD. INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL URGENT PERFORMERS IN FILMED AND PERSONNEL DURING-nrHE MOUSE LY NEEDS MONEY TO CARRY OUT THE CASrl DlvIDE~D 15 PAY TAPED TELEV I S ION COMMERC I ALSo TRAP" PERFORMANCES. ITS EXPANSION PLANS FOR THE AB\.. F OECEloJISER 14 TO I-IOLDERS MORE THAN 1,000 MOVIE AND • 0 0 COMING YEARS. OF RECORD NOVEMBER 26 TELEVISION ACTORS VOTED THE W~ILE ANYWAY, HE WAS IN DISTRESS THt STOCK DISTRIBUTION IS IN A REPORT TO THE GEN AUTHORIZATION LAST NIGHT SET FOR JANUARY 6 TO HOLDERS ERAL ASSEMBLY, THANT SAID AT THE 30TH ANNUAL SAG PATCHWAY, ENGLAND (UPI)- OF RrCORD NOVEMBER 26. THE UNIQUE SCHOOL HAS REACH MEMBERSHIP MEETING, AT WHICH "MAYDAY, MAYDAy--1 CAN'T MAKE THE ~OMPANY PAID A $3 PER ED AN IMPORTANT POINT IN ITS DANA ANDREWS WAS INSTALLED IT1 I'LL HAVE TO DITCH." SHARE YEAR-END DIVIDEND IN DEVELOPMENT. HE ADDED THAT AS THE NEW PRESIDENT OF THE RoY SMITH HEARD THAT MES 1962 AND DISTRIBUTED ONE THE EXISTENCE OF THE INSTI GUILD. SAGE, AND THE SOUND OF A HALF SHARE OF GM FOR EACH TUTION IS A VITAL FACTOR NEGOTIATIONS FOR A NEW SPUTTERING ENGINE, OVER HIS SHARE OF Du PONT HELD. IN THE RECRUITMENT AND RE CONTRACT COVERING ACTORS, TWO-WAY RADIO SET. To HIM, Du PONT'S TOTAL CASH PAY TENTION OF QUALIFIED STAFF SINGERS, ANNOUNCERS, AND IT MEANT JUST ONE THING. OUT THIS YEAR IS $7 75 UP 25 FOR THE UNITED NATIONS. STUNT PLAYERS IN FILMED SMITH CALLED AUTHORITIES CENTS FROM 1962 THE SCHOOL CURRENTLY HAS AND TAPED TELEVISION COMMER TO TELL THEM A PLANE HAD 549 STUDENTS FROM 63 COUN CIALS HAVE BEEN UNDER WAY GONE DOWN SOMEW~ERE, POS TRIE'S, INCLUDING 212 FROM MARKET ACTION MIXED INTERMITTENTLY IN NEW YORK. SIBLY IN THE BRISTOL CHANNEL THE UNITED STATES. IT OF A STR I KE, I F CALLED, WOULD THE ROYAL AIR FORCE AIR STOCKS RALLIED MOST OF THE FERS A SPECIAL CURRICULUM, BE DIRECTED AGAINST TELEVI SEA RESCUE SYSTEM SWEPT INTO SESSION TODAY BUT BACKED WITH EMPHASIS ON LANGUAGE SION ADVERTISERS, ADVERTIS ACTION. DOWN FROM THEIR BEST LEVELS TRAINING AND TEACHING OF ING AGENCIES AND TELEVISION SPOTTER PLANES TOOK OFF, IN THE FINAL HOUR AS PROFIT THE SOCIAL SCIENCES WITHOUT COMMERCIAL PRODUCERS. SEARCHING THE CHANNEL FOR TAKERS STEPPED IN TO TAKE NATIONAL BIAS STAN LAURL, WHO FORMED ONE AN "UNIDENTIFIED PLANE." ADVANTAGE OF THE HIGHER BECAUSE OF ANTICIPATED OF THE SCREEN'S CELEBRATED MESSAGES WERE FLASHED TO PRICES. GROWTH AND THE INADEQUACY OF COMEDY TEAMS WITH THE LATE SHIPPING~ "LOOK OUT rOR AN Du PONT, WHICH BOOSTED ITS ITS PRESENT PREMISES IN NEW OLIVER HARDY, WAS PRESENTED AIRCRAFT WHICH HAS CRASHED DIVIDEND, KEPT JUST ABOUT YORK, THE SCHOOL HAS PLANS THE GUILD'S SECOND ANNUAL INTO THE BRISTOL CHANNEL. II ALL OF ITS T~REE POINT GAIN FOR A NEW BUILDING IN AWARD," FOR OUTSTANDING LIFEBOAT CREWS WERE MOBIL HOWEVER, SEARS ROEBUCK, UPPER MANHATTAN. THE SCHOOL ACHIEVEMENT IN FOSTERING IZED ON STANDBY ALERT IN ANOTHER OF THE ISSUES RE NOW IS HOUSED IN AN 1880 TH E F I NEST IDEALS OF THE CASE THE PLANE WAS SPOTTED. SPONDING TO FAVORABLE STRUCTURE AND 16 APARTMENTS. ACTING PROFESSION AND ADVANC As THE BIG AIR-SEA RESCUE DIVIDEND ACTION, MOvED DOWN THE SCHOOL'S BOARD OF ING THE PRINCIPLES OF GOOD HUNT SPEAD OVER WESTERN FROM ITS HIGH AND CLOSED TRUSTEES WOULD LIKE TO RAISE CITIZENSHIP" AT THE MEETING. ENGLAND, POLICE BEGAN A SWIFT WITrl ONLY A SLIG~T FRACTION ENROLLMENT TO 1,000 EVENTUAL- DANNY KAYE ACCEPTED THE CHECK OF TWO-WAY SHORT-WAVE Al GA I N LY. AWARD FOR LAUREL, AGED AND RADIO OPERATORS CAPABLE OF GENERAL MOTORS MANAGED TO T.V. --U.S. TO JAPAN AILING, WHO LIVES IN NEARBY SENDING A MESSAGE ACROSS ADD MORE THAN A POINT IN A SANTA MONICA. BRITAIN. WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE MIXED MOTOR SECT leN. STEtL~ ELECTED TO THE GUILD'S THEY FOUND THE DISTRESSED SPACE AGENCY TODAY SCHEDULED WHICrl RESPONDED TO ANOTHER BOA~D OF DIRECTORS WERE CRAFT ON A NEW HIGHWAY NEAR HISTORY'S FIRST TELEVISION SPURT IN LAST WEEK'S PRODUC CLAUDE AKINS, MACDONALD BRISTOL fRANSMISSION ACROSS THE TION EARL IER i~ THE DAY, CAREY, CHICK CHANDLER, BETTE STEAMROLLER DRIVER WAS PACIFIC FOR fRIDAY BETWEEN A TUR~ED MixED DURING THE DAVIS, FRANK FAYLEN, ROBERT FED UP WITH WORKING IN THE MOJAVE, CALIFORNIA, AND FINAL HOUR. VIRGINIA-CARO KEITH, JACK MAHONEY, KARL RAIN AND HAD RADIOED TO A JAPAN. L iNA AND ALLIED EASED FROM MALDEN, RICARDO MONTALBAN, FELLOW WORKER ~E WAS TAKING T~E TRANSMIS~ION WILL BE THEIR HIGHS BUT CLOSED F!RM GILBERT PERKINS, Roy ROBERTS, HIS STEAMROLLE~ IN FR?M THE GROUND STAllON OF" ROGER SMITH, HENRY WILLS, THf NASA AT MOJAVE VIA THE LISTEN TO AFRS J KWAJALEINo LYLE BETTGER, RAYMOND BURR, BUY U.So SAViNGS BONDS! R£LAY COMMUNICATION SATELLI~ • TO A GROUND STATION IN JAPAN. AND MARIE WINDSOR ------_---..::...... -=:.. __ ._-+------~------! TOP TENN IS PLAYED BANTAMWEIGHT KEEPS RANKING IN DOUBLESLRALLY .I ' SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA THE COURT WAS WET, AND (UPI)--JESUS PIMENTEL, WORLD THEREFORE THE MATCHES HAD sports SECTION TOP RANKING BANTAMWEIGHT, TO BE DELAYED, BUT THE CON COLLECTED HIS 25TH KNOCKOUT TESTANTS WHO 010 TURN OUT LAST NIGHT WHEN HE STOPPED FOR THE KWAJALEIN TENNIS A DETERMINED BUT OUTMANNED CLUB'S DOUBLES RALLY LAST WEDNESDAY 20 NOVEMBER 196~ JOSE VALDEZ AT 1:31 OF THE SUNDAY SAW SOME TOP NOTCH FOURTH ROUND TENNIS PLAYED, ACCORDING TO WAHINES RESUME PRACTICE PIMENTEL, 117 1/2, SINALOA, CLUB SPOKESMEN. JALISCO, MEXICO, DECKED HIS THE A TOTAL OF TWELVE MEMBERS OBSERVER THE SPOILER WAHINES HAVE OPPONENT IN THE SECOND ROUND NOT YET GIVEN UP THE CHASE FORMED SIX TEAMS --By PAT LANIAS WITH A LEFT HOOK TO THE REMI REMITICADO AND TOM FOR THE WOMEN'S SOFTBALL CHIN. VALDEZ, 110 1/2, SAILERS SINK NAVY WATERS CAPTURED THE FIRST TITLE. SONORA, MEXICO, WENT DOWN COP FAST PITCH CROWN PLACE POSITION WITH A TOTAL NOT KNOWING THE OUTCOME AGAIN FROM A RIGHT TO THE OF 29 GAMES WON. AL LEE COACH GEORGE SHIMODA'S OF THE KWAJ TEENS AND THE BODY IN THE FOURTH AND A AND BOB CRAWFORD'S 25 GAMES COLORFUL SAILERS CRUISED ISLANDERS GAME UNTIL SUNDAY, MOMENT LATER WAS FLATTENED THE WAHINES WILL RESUME WON PUT THEM IN SECOND HIGH, WIDE, AND HANDSOME FOR THE FULL COUNT AFTE~ PLACe:. UNDER THE ARCS OF DALLY PRACTICE STARTING THIS TAKING A LEFT-RIGHT TO THE I A NIGHT RALLY IS BEING FIELD LAST NIGHT TO OUT EVENING TO KEEP IN TRIM IN CHIN. ' DISCUSSED BY THE TOURNAMENT CLASS R.H SPENCER'S NAVY, CASE THE TEENS KNOCK ~ THE IN A COMPANION 10-ROUNDER I COMMITTEE. BLUeJACKETS AND EARNED FOR ISLANDERS AGAIN ON SUNDAY. AT THE SANTA MONICA CIVIC THEMSELVES THE 1963 FAST THAT WOULD PUT THE LEAGUE AUDITORIUM, WILHELM VON INTO A THREE-WAY TIE FOR BACK INJURY "GOOD NEWS" PITCH CROWN. HOMBURG, 178 1/2 SCORED A THE VICTORY WAS A 7-0 FIRST PLACE WITH THE WAHINE~ SPLIT DECISION OVER MONROE 'I SYDNEY, AUSTRAL I A (Up I)-- SHUTOUT BEHIND DON HAMMETT'S TEENS, AND ISLANDERS FORCED RATLIFF, 197, SAN DIEGO, A BACK INJURY SUFFERED BY 2-HIT PERFORMANCE TO GO INTO PLAY-OFFS. ONE CALIFORNIA. i CHUCK McK I NLEY OF SAN ANTO- HAM~ETT JOINED THE SAILERS TEAM WOULD DRAW A BYE VON HOMBURG, FORMERLY OF THE WAHINES, WHO ARE NIO, TEXAS, WAS DESCRIBED AT MID-SEASON AND HAS BEEN WEST BERLIN, NOW FIG~TING I TODAY BY U.S. DAVIS CUP A BIG CONTRIBUTOR BOTH OF WEAKEST AT THE PLATE, WILL OUT OF Los ANGELES, WAS I TEAM CAPTAIN BOB KELLEHER FENSIVE AND DEFENSIVELY. WORK HARDER ON BATTING AWARDED THE FIGHT ON THE AS JUST WHAT THE TENNIS HOWEVER, IT WAS ON THE MOUND PRACTICE. THEY ARE RATED CARDS OF REFEREE DICK YOUNG, DOCTORS ORDERED THAT HAMMEn PROVED A REAL AS THE MOST WELL-BALANCED WHO SCORED IT 7-3, AND JUDGE THE AILMENT IS EXPECTED GIFT TO COACH SHIMODA AND DEFENSIVE TEAM. FRANKIE VAN, WHO HAD IT 8-1 TO SIDELINE THE UNITED THE SAILERS, AFTER THEY HAD THE WAH1NES HAD NO REASON RATLIFF WAS A 6-3 WINNER I STATES' W,MBLEDON CHAMPION BEEN BADLY HURT IN THEIR FOR DROPPING TWO OUT OF ON JUDGE JOHN THOMAS' CARD. FOR A LEAST A WEEK, BUT PITCHING STAFF. HAMMETT THEIR FOUR LOSSES. ON OCTO THERE WERE NO KNOCK DOWNS I KELLEHER THINKS THE LAYOFF PLAYED A VITAL ROLE ON THE BER 13, THE WAHINES WHO HAD I IN THE FIGHT I WILL HELP, RATHER THAN MOUND FOR THE SAILERS, WIN A 10-1 LEAD IN THE LAST I HINDER MCK,NLEY IN THE NING MANY OF THE VICTORIES INNING, BLEW THE GAME, AND MONEY VOTED FOR ! DAVIS CUP CHALLENGE ROUND THAT CARRIED THEM TO THE THE ISLANDERS OVERCAME THE , OLYMPIC SERVICEMEN AT ADELAIDE NEXT MONTH TOP HE WENT ALL THE WAY 9-RUN DEFICIT TO WIN. ON I CHUCK'S BACK INJURY MEANS FROM MID-SEASON ON AND OCTOBER 30, THE WAHINES I WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE HIS PACE HAS TO BE SLOWEO, AIDED BUD THOMPSON WITH THE BLEW ANOTHER ONE. THEY HAD I HOUSE TODAY VOTED TO INCREASE I AND I'M HAPPY WITH THIS," PITCHING DUTIES UNTIL THE GAME SEEMINGLY WON WITH FROM $800,000 TO $2 MILLION SAID KELLEHER. "HE CAN COME THOMPSON SUFFERED A HAND A 2-0 LEAD UNTIL THE LAST THE AMOUNT OF MONEY THAT I ALONG MORE SLOWLY, AND I INJURY HAMMETT FROM THEN FRAME WHEN THE TEENS CAPIUL CAN BE SPENT IN THE NEXT REALLY FEEL THE REST WILL ON HURLED THREE TO FOUR IZED 3 RUNS ON FIVE ERRORS. FOUR YEARS ON SENDING U.S. BE OF UNTOLD BENEFIT TO TIMES A WEEK THE STOCKY SERVICEMEN TO INTERNATIONAL HIM. CHUCK'S BEEN PLAYING RIGHT-HANDER FIRED WITH SAILERS SINK NAVY CONT'D ATHLETIC EVENTS SUCH AS THE A LOT OF TENNIS AND A SHORT CONSISTENT ACCURACY LAST J.W. REEVES STARTED FOR OLYMPICS. REST PERIOD WILL DO HIM NIGHT, WALKING ONLY SIX THE BLUE JACKETS AND WAS THE HOUSE, RESPONDING TO , GOOD. tt AND FANNING FOUR. HE WAS CHARGED WITH THE DEFEAT. PLEAS THAT THE MONEY WAS MCKINLEY SUFFERED MUSCLE I COASTING ALONG ON A NO-HIT C.B. HARDIN RELIEVED HIM NEEDED TO KEEP UP WITH , SPASMS IN HIS BACK DURING TER UNTIL THE FINAL INNING IN THE FIFTH AND WAS TAGGED RUSSIA, APPROVED AND SENT A MATCH WITH MIKE SANGUGER WHEN TOM MEYERS AND T. MERE FOR TWO RUNS ON FOUR HITS THE MEASURE TO THE SENATE BY OF GREAT BRITAIN ON SATUR DITH OPENED THE INNING WITH REEVES, WHO FANNED THREE, A 282 TO 30 ROLL CALL VOTE DAY. DOCTORS HAVE ORDERED BAC~-TO-BACK SINGLES. SCATTERED FIVE RUNS ON FIVE THE DEFENSE DEPARTMENT COMPLETE REST WHICH MEANS THE CLUTCH HITTING OF HITS. HAD REQUESTED THE ADDITIONAL I HE HAS BEEN WITHDRAWN FROM JOHN GIBBONS, RAMON PEREZ, MONEY BECAUSE OF AN INCREASE I TH I S WEEK'S SOUTH AUSTRAL I AN AND MARSHALL MARTIN CARRIED IN TRAVEL COSTS AND TO PER !, CHAMP I ONSH I PS, AND ALSO THE SAILERS' ASSAULT. GIB ISLANDERS VS KWAJ TEENS MIT U.S. PARTICIPATION IN I MAY MISS NEXT WEEK'S VICTOR- BONS,WHO HAS BEEN IN A TO BE BROADCAST LIVE INTERNATIONAL MILITARY SPORTS IAN CHAMPIONSHIPS IN MEL BATTING SLUMP ALL SEASON THE CRUCIAL GAME BETWEEN COMPETITION, AN AREA THAT BOURNE. LONG, FINALLY BROKE LOOSE THE ISLANDERS AND THE KWAJ HAS EXPANDED GREATLY SINCE FRANK FROEHLING OF CORAL IN THIS FINAL AND IMPORTANT TEENS WILL BE BROADCAST LIVE THE $800,000 LIMIT WAS GABLES, FLORIDA, WHO IS GAME,GETTING HIMSELF THREE OVER AFRS BY THE INIMITABLE IMPOSED. RECOVERING FROM AN OPERATION CONSECUTIVE HITS AFTER "TIP" RICE or WECO AIR REPRESENTATIVE F. EDWARD FOR THE REMOVAL OF AN AB WALKING AND SCORING THE TIME WILL BE 1:45 P.M SUN HERBERT, DEMOCRAT-LoUISIANA, SCESS, MISSED THE TOURNAMEmS SAILERS/FiRST RUN IN THE DAY, NOVEMBER 24. WHO STEERED THE BILL THROUGH AT AOELAIDE AND MELBOURNE FIRST FRAME. PEREZ COL THE HOUSE, SAID THE ISSUE LECTED A PAIR OF SINGLES WAS WHETHER THE AMERICANS BOWLING NOTICES WOMEN'S SOFTBALL PRACTICE IN THREE ATTEMPTS WHILE COULD COMPETE ON AN EQUAL I WEDNESDAY, 5: 15 - BRANDON MARTIN CONNECTED WITH A THERE WILL BE A MEETING BASIS WITH RUSSIA "OR TAKE ISLANDERS RUN-PRODUCING SINGLE IN THE OF ALL TEAM CAPTAINS OF THE SECOND PLACE." THURSDAY, 5:15 - BRANDON THIRD THAT ADDED TWO MORE FRIDAY NIGHT MEN'S HANDICAP KWAJ TEENS RUNS AND A 4-0 SAILERS' LEAGUE ON 22 NOVEMBER AT LEAD THE TRIO EACH DROVE THE SPECIAL SERVICES BUILD BAUER NAMED ORIOLE MANAGE __R VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT IN TWO RUNS. OTHER SAILERS ING AT 6 P.M. BALTIMORE, MARYLAND (UPI) WHO COLLECTED HITS WERE HANK BA~ER, FORMER NEW YORK WEDNESDAY, 5 15, DALLY STAN AREND WITH A DOUBLE THERE WILL BE A MEETING YANKEE STAR WHO ONCE PILOTED COURT, TEAM #1 MAH VS TEAM AND TERENCE HARKEY AND OF ALL TEAM CAPTAINS OF THE THE KANSAS CITY ATHLETICS, #3 DE MELLO HAMMETT WITH A PAIR OF SIN THURSDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE TODAY WAS NAMED MANAGER OF 6:00, DALLY COURT, TEAM #2 I GLES SAL FERRAIOLE, BUD AT 8:00 P M THURSDAY AT THE BALTIMORE ORIOLES. LIM VS TEAM #6 McKEAGUE DRINKARD, AND CLIFF HUTCHIN THE BOWLING ALLEY BAUER SERVED AS THIRD BASE FRIDAY, 5:15, DALLY COURT SON ALSO AIDED IN THE SAIL COACH OF THE ORIOLtS LAST SEA (QUARTERFINALS LOSERS ERS VICTORY SON UNDER BILLY HITCHCOCK. HEL CAPTAIN H.D. ALLEN WILL BRACKET) - TEAM #7 MARTIN NAVY PLAYED A HEADS-UP HAD MANAGED THE IN 1963 APPEAR AS THE GUEST ON THE A's VS W,NNERS OF TEAM #2 AND BALL GAME BUT WERE SHAKY AND 1962. BAUER, WHO WAS SPECIAL SERVICES SPORTS TEAM #6 IN THE OFFENSIVE THEY AN OUTFIELDER FOR THE YANKEESI REPORT, AFRS, KWAJALEIN COMPL~TED TWO DOUBLE PLAYS AND FOR 13 YEARS, BECAME: AT 10 P.M. TONIGHT. A's OPEN BOWLING TONIGHT! (CONTINUED ON NEXT COL.) THE ORIOLES FIFTH AND YOUNG- I I EST MANAGER. _t ------ HOURGLASS t\ eVE '1/ 5 E ~ I)6 ) 'J:"OR SALE NOTICES AMPEX ~270 TAPE RECORDER onigki \ WiT~ Bu!~T-iN SPEAKERS HELP WAN7ES - FEMALE SEARS DE~!MIDIFIER JUNIOR RI CHARDSON SHown ME 7 ~ 30 3 STOOGES AROJ~C WORLD !~ A DAZE f\ ~ rZE ZE-JS ~OWPlEX C~AflR 3/4-TON AIR CONDI ',E T~O HANG ON~ ~E~E CO~ES T~E COMEDY T~AT WILL JOB CPPO=T~~~~!E3 T!ONER, USED YEARS 1- BEL..L T C •. EPrl'Jf\1E '_A60RATOR ES TON A~R CONDITIONER USED HAVE YOu ROARI~G FeR ~~E REST OF YOUR DAZE 2 YEARS ElECTROLUX VACUUM WESTERN E~EC-R!C CO., INC. CLEA~ER KWAJ CONDITION YOKWE YUK SHOWTIME 7 A~D 9 P ~ ST[~~GR~~H c OPENij~G REASONABLY PRICED TO SELL V!NTAGE NEWS A~D SPORTS ADM'NJS-PA'tiV~-P~QSCNNEl OR Bv 20 CALL 686, PIER ANGELi AND ~EL FERRER I GAN1ZAT'O~ ~A3 CFE~ft~G -CQ ~OvE~BER EXP~~RATRON HEART-~u~GER3 FuLL Tn~E 3T[I\;)GRA~rlER !:'CR OR SEE AT 438-B A SENSITIVE OF THE OF LO~El Y PEOPLE, PRESENTED WI TH -ASTE, I N ruR'~ER 9[T4 ~~ ~~ SAlAR~ WANTED ...... 0 BUY SIGHT, AND HO~EST fEELING, PHOTOGRAPHED IN AND PROGPE3S ~N CALL MRS. F T KECGh A7 9-480 iOO-pqECE JAPANESE CRYSTAL THE VINEYARDS OF SOUTHERN FRANCE FULL 71~E OPENi~G FOR SET uAPANESE SERVICE-FOR STAINLESS STEEL FLATWARE OCEAN VIEW SHOWTIME 7 30 AND M~D~IGHT I STENOGR ~PI-lERS AND 7yp t S TS B MAN 'N THE SKY PAR7 TI~[ OP[~~NG FOR wiTH EBONY HANDLES CALL 1 ELIZABETH SELLERS A~D JACK HAWKiNS T"'P!STS 238 STORY OF AN AIRPlA~E PILOT WHO IS FORCED TO FOR FuR'b[R lN~CRMA7iCN AND FO~ND LAND HIS PLANE A~D LiVE OFF T4E FOREST UNTIL .N1ERVIEw ~A~~ ~ 55 lCRETTA HEL P COMES McBR~DE 9-46B ~AN'S SJLVER WRISTWATCH NEAR QUARTERS 434-A CALL A~D !J£~'IFY AFTER 4.30, ROXY SHOWTIME 6 30 A~D 8 30 I (LERK-TYPI5-~ Ap~_y A~ -CT 1 IN THE FRENCH STyLE A .WE~L DO~E Y ~iO ) PERS0N~E_ 0F~.CE .N ThE ~ER 69 & c JEAN SEBERG AND STANLEY BAKER ~tNA~ 9u ~D!NG :R CAl_ 2 190 ~ENIS WHITE TENNIS SHOES THE PLACE IS PARiS •• THE AUTHOR IS IRWIN ~OwND AT EMON BEACH. CLAIM SHAW .THE MANNER IS iN THE FRENCH STYLE SPORT3 Jrt;C:ALS FOR G~R~S' AT HOU~GLASS SO>TBALL TEA~, L,~TlE LE~GuE ROI NAMUR SHOWTIME P M BASEBAll, AND BAS~ETBALl B WA~TED MATCHED SNEAKERS MANIAC A •• GOOD OF K!ND i & C No APPL~ AT TSf PERSO~NEL O~~ KERWIN MATHEWS AND NADIA GRAY FICE IN THE TERMINAL BLDG. HAVE O~E PAIR LITTLE GIRL'S ~ISMATCHED RED/WHITE THIS PICTURE'S BRiTISH MADE AND IS SET IN THE SINISTER CA~ARGwE D!STRICT IN THE SOUTH WA~TED TO BUt' SNEAKERS SiZE 13 AND I OLD DiAFERS. CALL 690 SWiTCHED AT DEPENDENTS POOL OF FRANCE THE STORY DEALS WITH MURDER AND FOR SALE Do YOU HAVE THE OTHER MIS I NTR I GUE. MATCHED PA.R1 CALL 2200 PROFESS~ONAl CROwN TAPE RE MAD CLUB CORDER RECORDS FROM 17 TO SHOWTIIlAE 7-30 NORTH TO ALASKA 23,000 CYCLES. TAKES 10 LOST JOHN WAYNE, STEWtRT GRANGER, AND ERNIE KOVAC REELS. HAS THREE MOTORS, MAN'S ~AMILTON WRISTWATCH HEAVY DU7Y. GREAT BuY: !NSCRIPTION, "HULA BOWL 1959" OVER $800 i~ T~E STATES SENTIMENTAL VALUE CALL 353 A RATING WHEN AVAILABLE OF FiLMS SHOWN ON THE ISLAND WILL BE PROVIDED FOR VIEWERS' I~FORMATION, ON DIRECTION , New $550 ~uGGAG£ TO GO FOR LOST AT EM ON BEACH. OF THE COMMANDo ~E3T O'FER SEE AT RCCM ! i5 SANDS BOQ BE1WEEN 5 AND 7 Fq~TE5TANT CHAPEL CHOIR THE AGENCY SUGGESTED BY THE COMMAND is THE PARENTS' T~E PROTESTANT CHAPEL CHOIR MAGAZINE MOVIE GUIDE EAC~ F!~~ is RATED AS TO QUALITY P M OR CALL ~LURG_ASS DJR W,~l MEET T~IS EVENING AT AS WELL AS SIUTABiLITY FOR c~rLDREN 0- VARiOUS AGES T~E NG 1~( DAY FO~ ~CRE I~- ~~E REGv~AR AGE SYMBOLS ARE· A 0 0 ADUL ... s, Y YOUNG E 12- i ;:-0RMA,~JCI\ {2n 4) TiME AND PLACE PEC,P~ 6, i C CHILDREN 8-12. GROCtRr CART. $! SEE AT N~KE ZEUS YACHT CLUB TRAILER 545 NiKE ZEUS YACHT CLUB MEMBERS QUEEN, PHiliP CELEBRATE 16 YEARS AND POTENTIA~ MEMBERS ARE LONDON (UPI }--AT 8 OIClOC~ TOMORROw MORN!NG MARGARET iNVITED TO ATTEND A COURSE NOW OPERA7!~G DROP iN FOR (BOBO) MACDONALD WILL WHEEL A BREftKFAST TRAY INTO THE BED-I OF INSTRuCTION ON USE OF DEMONSTRAT!CN. AMATEu~ ROOM OF QUEEN ELIZABETH POWE~ BOATS-TO INCLUDE CLASS RADIO STATriOI\. C~MPLETE ON THE TRAY THE QUEEN'S PERSCNAL MAID WILL HAVE THE ROOM, PRACTICAL WORK, AND WiTH TOWER, B£~MJ AND A~L USUAL BREAKFAST AS SHE DOES EVERY MORNING REQUIRED ACCESSORIES ONE COMoLETuNG EXAMS NECESSARY HOWEVER THIS MORNING THERE WILL BE ALSO A LARGE BOUQUET, TO OBTAIN MARINE DEPARTMENT KILOWAT- PEP ~'NEAR AMPLI- PROBABLY WHITE AND PROBABLY INCLUDING CARNATIONS WHICH FIER INC~uDED PHONE 2474 CLASS C LICENSE. COURSE ARE A FAVORITE OF THE QUEEN WjTH THE BOUQUET WILL BE A Will BE HELD ON WEDNESDAY, OR SEE AT 42B-8. SMALL CARD ON WH I CH A S INGLE wORD IS WR I TTE! iNA BOLD T~URSDAY, AND FRIDAY, NOVEM HAND--"PHILIP " SuNY TAFE ~ECORDER MODEL BER 20, 21, AND 22, IN ROOM FOR TOMORROW IS THE 16TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE DAY A VERY 521 $IBo SEE AT 126 ~ OF THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL HAPPY PRINCESS ELIZABETH WAS MARRIED IN WESTMINISTER ABBEY REEl:" AFTER 4.30. CLASS wl~l START PROMPTLY TO THE NAVY LrEUTENANT SHE LOVED HE WAS PHILIP MOUNT A1 1700 AND END AT IBoo BATTEN, BORN A GREEK PRINCE, NOW A NATURALIZED BRITISH CLB 5c0~- CAP, 3"ZE 65/B CITIZEN AND JUST ON THE WEDDING EVE CREATED DUKE OF EDIN AND CYB SCOUT SHORTS, WAIST A~TE~T~ON KWAJALEIN BURGH BY THE BRIDE'S fATHER, KING GEORGE Vi 25" CAll 750 YACHT CLUB THE BREAKFAST TRAY FLOWERS ARE A TRADiTION WITH PRINCE fHtRE will BE A MEETING OF PHILIP THE GENERAL ME~BERSHIP OF Two LADIES' 611(E5 I