:------,.-~------.------~ .. HIGH 11DE LOW "1'. DE 9/28/63- 9/28/63 3 9 AT 0002 2 I AT 0733 2 l+ AT 19 4 3 Lf A T 1')34 :Jh~ HOURGLASS " VOL. 4 NO I 53 I KW,tJALE IN, IVlARSH/ILL ISLANDS FRIDAV~ 27 SEPTEMBER !~3 WOMAN DIES, TWO ARE RESCUED IN BOAT MISHAP AMERICAN AMBASSADOR LODGE S T PET E RS BUR G, ( UP I ) - - A PAY RAISE BILL COAST GUARD HELICOPTER RES ANSWERS MME. NHU PASSED CUED TWO ~EN FRO~ A MAKESHIFT RAFT IN THE GULF 0> MEXICO SAl GON, (UP! )--U S AMBASSADOR HENRY CABOT LODGE TODAY WAS H ! NG TON, ( UP! ) - - THE TODAY BUT THE BODY OF THE CRITICIZED MME NGO DINH NHU'S ATTACK ON U S JUNIOR SENATE TODAY APPROVED A DEAD wiFE OF ONE 0> THE MEN OFFICERS SERVING HERE AS lICRUEL" AND SAID "THESE MEN CO~PRO~BSE $1 2 BILL!ON MIL wAS LOST TO A SCHOOL OF SHOULD BE THANKED AND NOT INSULTED If ITARY PAv RAISE BI~~, CLEAR ! THoASHING SHAR~S IT WAS LODGE'S FIRST CRITICISM OF PRESIDENT NGO DINH ING THE WAv FOR F!NAL CON ! T1-lE tvlEN, IDENTIFIED AS DIEM'S OUTSPOKEN SISTER-IN-LAW SINCE HIS ARRIVAL HERE GRESS~ONAL APPROVAL ON TUES KENNETH CROSBY, 32, AND LAST MONTH AND THE FIRST TIME OBSERVERS COULD RECALL THAT DAY wHEN, T 'S DUE TO TA~E JA~ES DUMAS, 27, BOTH OF ANY U S AMBASSADOR HAS PUBLICLY CHALLENGED STATEMENTS EF>ECT M~nE!RA BEAC~, WERE R~SHED BY THE RULING NGO FAMILY DESIGNED TO AT~RArT AND
TO MOUND PARK HOSPITAL HERE MME ~HU WAS REPORTED TO HAVE SAID I~ ROME THIS WEEK RETAiN CAREER SERVICEME~, DOCTORS LISTED THEIR CONDI THAT liTHE JUN!OR OFFICERS OF THE U S MILITARY MISSION ARE THE LEGi3~ATtON CARRIED PAY
TiON AS FAIR AND SAID BOTH ACTING LIKE LITTLE SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE THEY DON'T KNOW iNCREASES rOR ~~MOST EVERY
SuFFERED FROM EXPOSURE AND WHAT IS GOING ON " O~FICER AND E~~ ISTED ~AN
I SHOCK LODG~ IN A PREPARED STATEMENT RELEASED BY rHE EMBASSY, w~TH TWO OR MORE YEARS ACTIVE I tHEY TOLD AUTHORITIES CAU.ED TrllS CHARGE "A SHOCKING STATEMENT II SERVICE IT ALSO BENEFITS THAT DUMAS' 27-YfAR-OLD WIFE, "THESE JUNiOR OFFIClRS ARE RISKING THEIR LIVES EVERY RESERVES AND RET~RED ~!LI ANN, DIED ON THE RAFT YESTER DAY," f-lE SAID "SOME OF THEM HAVE BEEN KILLED SIDE BY TAR'V PERSONNEL DAY, T~E DAY AFTER THEIR SIDE WiTH ThEIR VIETNAMESE COMRADES 1HE BuLL NOW GeES BACK TO BOAT HIT AN OBJECT OR WAS !fIT IS INCOMPREHENSIBLE TO ME HOW ANYONE CAN SPEAK SO THE HOUSE, WH!C~ P~A~S TO
HIT BY AN OBJECT AND SANK CRUELLY TI-lESE ~EJ\! SHOuLD BE THANKED AND NOT INSULTED" PASS j T 1UESDAY 50 I T CAN THE I~PROVISED RAFT, A A U S MILITARY SPOKESMAN SAID TODAY THAT 33 ARMY AND BE RUSHED TO THE PRESIDENT HATCH COVER OR A CABIN SID AIR FORCE OFFICERS HAVE BEEN KILLED !N COMBAT IN SOUTH CHAIRMAN RICHARD B RUSSEL4 ING ABOUT 15 FEET SQUARE, VIET NAM1S GuERRILLA WAR SINCE 1959 SIX WERE FIELD (DEMOCRAT-GEORGIA) OF THE WAS SPOTTED THIS MORN!~G GRADE O>F leERS, MAJOR THROUGH COLONEL, AND THE REST WERE ARMED SERV1CES COMMITTEE, ABOUT 80 ~ILES WEST OF HERE JUN OR OFFICERS, CAPTAINS AND LIEUTENANTS, THE SPOKESMAN TOLD H!S CO~LEAGLES THEY BY AIRCRAFT SEARCHING >OR SAID COULD NOT BL'ND THEMSELVES ANOTHER MISSING BOAT ~E SAID 17 OTHER OFFICERS HAVE DIED OF OTHER CAUSES IN TO THE FACT THAT CiV!lIAN BOTH A COAST GUARD HELI THE SA~E PERIOD, SOME OF THEM IN COMBAT-ASSOCIATED AIR GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES HAVE
COPTER AND A MERCHANT SHIP, CRASHES HAD TWO PAY RA~5ES SINCE THE TANKER Esso GLOUCESTER, VIETNA~ESE POLICE POUNCED ON THREE BUDDHIST vOUT~S WHO ~HE LAST ~ LIIARY PAY BOOST WERE D VERTED TO THE SCENE TRIED TO DEMONSTRATE HERE WEDNESDAY FOR THE BENEFIT OF RUS3E~~ ALSO SA'D HE WAS CMDR MARTiN FLESH, PILOT ARTHUR SYLVESTER, U S DEFENSE DEPARTMENT SPOKESMAN Di~APPO'~TED THAT THE COM OF THE HEL! COPTER, MADE THE POLICE KICKED AND BEAT THE YOUT~S, SHOVED THEM INTO A PROMiSE 81L_ CARqiED NO PAY
PICKUP COMMANDEERED TAXI AND A POLICE JEEP, AND WHISKED THEM !N(REASE rOR SERV~CE~EN WITH HE SAID AS HE MANEUVERED AWAY BErORE SVLVESTER EM~RGED FROM A BRIEFING O~ NEWSMEN LESS THAN TWO vEARS SERVICE HIS AIRCRAFT INTO POSITION ON THl ~CNAMA~A-1AYLOR VISiT THE SENATE B!~~ ~AD COVERED HE SAW THAT ONE MAN, LATER FIFTY ~EWSMEI~, LEAVING THE NEWS CONFERENCE AHEAD OF Al_ SERV!CEMEN, BUT HOUSE
IDENTIFiED AS DUMAS, SYLVESTER. S~w THE POLICE TACKLE THE YOUTHS AND CART THEM CONFEREES ~NSISTED ON
APPEARED TO BE TRYING TO AWAY SYLVESTER MISSED THE PERFORMANCE NARROW!NG IT~ SCOPE HOLD THE OTHER ~AN AND THE T~E ~OUSE MEMBERS yIELDED WOMAN'S BODY ONTO THE TO THE SEI\'ATEJ ,1\0 TURN, BY SLIPPERY RAFT MCNAMARA, TAYLOR SEE NEW DCMINICAN ACCEPT! NG A L ES5 LIBERAL DUMAS APPARENTLY WAS UN THE ENEMY GOVERNMENT FORMED PROVISiON ON RET~RED PAY ABLE TO HANG ON, HOWEVER, TAM Ky, SOUTH VIET NAM SANTO DOMINGO J (UPI )--lHE THE ~~NAL B!L~ WOULD PERMIT BECAUSE FLESH SAID WHEN THE ( UP I ) - - U S DE FEN S ESE CR E MILITARY MEN WHO DEPOSED AND RET!RED PERSONNEL EITHER TO
HELICOPTER LANDED AND TAXIED TARY ROBERT McNAMARA AND ARRESTED PRESIDENT JUAN RECOMPUTE THEIR BENE~!TS TO THE RAFT, THE WO~ANIS GENERAL MAXWELL TAYLOR BOSCH WERE REPORTED TODA~ OR TAKE A >LAT 5 PER CENT BODY WAS ABOUl 100 YARDS CAME >ACE TO FACE THURSDAY TO HAVE NAMED THREE CIVil INCREASE, BUT NOT 80T~ AWAY IN A MASS OF THRASHING WITH ONE OF THE ELUSIVE IANS TO HEAD A PROVISIONAL OVERAk:". PAY RAiSES j~ S HAR KS VIET CONG GUERRILLAS WHO GOVERNMENT THE BILL AVERAGE 14 4 PER HAVE TIED JP MILLIONS OF UNOFFICIAL SOURCES SAID CENT, OR uP TO $120 A MONTH U S DOLLARS AND THOUSANDS EMILIO DE Los SANTOS, WHO -OR SOME O"f,CERS PAY JFK SPEAKS OF U S AND VIETNAMESE PRESIDED OVER THE ELECTORAL SUPPLl~ENTS WOULD LET SOME SOLDIERS IN SOUT1-l VIET NA~'S BOARD WHEN BOSCH WAS ELECTE~ PHYSICIANS AND DENTISTS ::, A L T LA KE C I T Y, UTA H, ( UP I} ENDLESS DIRTY WAR HAD BEEN NAMED PRESIDENT QUAll'Y FeR LARGER INCREASES --PRESIDENT KENNEDY LASHED HE wAS A SHORT, NONDE AND RAMON TAPIA ESPINAL AND OUT TONIGHT AT RIGHT-WING SCRIPT VIETNAMESE IN BAGGY RENE PUIG, VICE PRESIDENT HEAT WAVE !N l A DEMANDS IN T~E FIELD OF BLUE SI10R rs, BLUE SWEAT DE Los SANTOS WAS A WELL los At\!G[LE'3~ (UF~ )--DRY, FOREIGN POLICY BY ACCUSING S~IRT, AND A CONICAL-SHAPED KNOWN FIGURE IN THE OPPOSI OVERPOwER!NG HEAT SCORCHED SUCH ELEMENTS OF WHAT WOULD HAT MADE OF RICE STALKS TION TO THE LATE DICTATOR SOUT~ERN (foLlfORNiA TODAY AMOUNT TO "A POLICY OF CAPTURED ONLY WEDNESDAY, GENERAL RAFAEL TRUJILLO IN ONE J> THE TWO WCRST RETREAT II HE STOOD BEWILDERED BEFORE TAPIA, AN ATTORNEY, WAS HEAT WAVES IN H~STORY, SHOOT HIS SPEECH, PREPARED FOR THE WELL-GROOMED DEFENSE SECRETARY TO THE PRESIDENCY ING THE THERMOMETER TO i09 AN AUDIENCE AT THE MORMeN CI1IEFS AND SLOWLY, HALTINGLY IN THE PROVISIONAL GOVERN DEGREES) SECO~D HIGHEST TABERNACLE, HIT AT VARIOUS ANSwERED THEIR RAPID-FIRE MENf WHICH RAN THE DOMINI READING ON RECORD HERE PROPOSALS THAT HAVE BEEN QUESTIO~S CAN REPUBLIC AFTER THE FALL THE HEAT, TEMPERED ONLY MADE BY SENATOR BARRY IT WAS THE FIRST VISIT OF THE TRUJILLOS PU1G, A BY ~OW HL~!D'TYj CO~PARED GOLDWATER, REPUBLICAN-ARIZ TO THE VIETNAMESE COUNTRY DENTIST, WAS A PROMINENT TO TI-1E A_ -TIME HIGH OF 110 ONA, A POPULAR CONTENDER IN SIDE OF THE TWO C>FICIALS FIGURE IN THE RESTORATION DEGREES SET SEFTE~8Eq i, TH I S AREA FOR THE REPUBL 1- ON THEIR MIS_ !Or-.. HERE TO OF DEMOCRACY TO THE COUNTRY 1955. DUR NC THE C TyiS WORST CAN PRESIDENT!AL ~OMINATION FIND OUT FOR PRESIDENT AFTER THE >ALL OF THE 3~OC AND HEAT ATTAC~ IN 1}64 KENNEDY HOW THE WAR IS jRUJILLO FAMI~Y DYNASTY '!-IE '0 AT THE INTERNA "WE MUST RECOCN!ZE THAT GOING DE Los S~NTOS IS IN HIS TiONAL AJR~ORT WAS AN AlL FOREIGN POLICY IN THE ~ODERN fHE VIETNAMESE ARMY PA SiXTIES TAPIA AND PU!G T!~E 1-1; GH THERE WORLD DOES NOT LENJ jTSELF RADED T~E PRISONER FOR TH~ ARE IN THEIR lATE THIRTiES SCHGO_S ~~ SOME AREAS TO SI~P~f BLACK-AND-WHITE DE~ENSE CHIE~ S !NSPECTIO~ RrpORT~ S~'D THAT BOSCH SENT ST0DE~TS ~OME) AND CHOICES OF GOOD OR EVIL," A V!l,NA~E~~ AR~Y O~~ICER WAS STi~L A PRISONER 0> THE SJME ATH_ETIC EVENTS WERE THE PRESIDENT ~AID SAID THE ARMY DOES ~Ol KILL ARMfD FORCES, BUT THAT HE POSTPOr-.'D HE SAiD THE UNI TED STATES PR I SOt\EHS Sdi-'ll1AR 11 Y \JA,- I::.XPECTED 'TO BE ALLOWE.D F\RE HAZARDS WERE GREAT~Y MUST RECOGNIZE, FIR5f ~F -0 LEAVE THE COUNTRY SOON "NCREAS(D B~ THE HiGH TEM AL,-, "WE CANNOl REMAKE Tf-;[ PERATuRfS A~D L0W HUMIDITY W0 R L D S IMP L Y BY O\..R OW\! C. O C~!ME NOW MULTI-BILLION FROf;1 Tf-iE OFF I CE OF rHE.. HU~RICANE 11ED'THtt ~ r~ / JOLLAR BUSINESS, ATTY GEN. COMMANDING OFFICER A FUZZ ' ER I , /;--, /r /; '" ---_'-~_ I I I V ..,,/ ; v~,~ "'_ KENNEDY SAYS SAN ull/d', PUERTO RICO (UPi~ IT'S FRIDAY TIME TO GET '.JASH I NGTON (Up I )--A rTORNEY SAFETY OF INDIVIDUALS --HURRICMJE [011'--1 APPARENT- ~OUT lHE BARBECUE TIME TO SHELLING AND WALKING ~EIERJ-\l ROBERT F KCNNEDY U ' LOST ITS HUE' TODAY : PLAN AHEAD FOR SUNDAylS ON T~E REEF 10DAY UNMAS~ED P POWERFUL .3 U T r) 1 ILL PI' Cr< ED A PO \-1 E R - I ' COO K- 0 UTTl MET 0 c,.., PER I _ r [~ BRlED OF RACKETEER, ONE DURING MY INITIAL rUL PUfJCf-I OF 100 Ivll lEAN I I MENT \.; I TH I~EVJ SAUCES Ar-.JD RE- , ,'0 HAS SHED THE BLACK SH I RT BRIEFINl:1 SHORflY AFrlR HOUR \/ltW:::; AdD 10RRUJTIAl IICIPES D flASHY BlO,~DE 01 THE J'RRIVAl, I WAS CONCERfJED PA I tIS Wli I Cil THREATOJED I TIS OUR BEL I EF THAT MRS 1~}OIS TO RUN A MULTI-BilliON O'd:.. R THE SArEl1 OF INDIVI THE DOMlt~ICAN REPUBLIC ArJD T"YLORIS RECIPC rOR BAPBE- O!....lrlR CRIME OUSINESS IN A DUALS SHELLING ON THE HJ\ I I I CUE D B R0 I l E RS 'vI ILL H AV E A ~PEY FLANNEL SUIT REEF HURR I CArlE HUNTER A I R- 'w I NtJ I NG \-JAY \v I TH ALL THE KENNEDY APPEALED TO CONGRESS PASl EXPER I ENCE ON THE C RH F T \/ ERE UNA B lET 0 l 0 CAT E I WEE K - END C H E f S ,-OR POWCRr-Ul NE\v lEGAL WE/\- REEr- INDICAT[D TliAT VARI A DEFINIIE CErHER TO THE PO,~S TO CRUSH THESE MEN AND OUS PERSONS HAVE OEEN SEASON'S flFrl1 AND lARGEST BARBECUED BROilERS I~ E I R II P R I "A T EGO VERN MEN T INJURED, SOME STRANDED lROPICAl TWISTER, 2 OR 3 BROILER-FRYER 0- ORGANILED CRIME RESTING ON LITTLE BLISTER, AND THE WEATHER BuREAR REPORTED. CHICKENS, HAl~ED OR C. A LASE OF HUMAN SUFFER I NG I LAST MAY lWO NAVY MEN FORECASTERS rRANKlY ADMIT- QUARTERED '"C t-10RAl CORROS ION II WERE REPORTlD MISSING TED THEI WERE UNABLE TO 2 IBL PREPARED ~US1ARD L'w ENFORCEt-iENl AUTHORITIES, AND HAVE NEVER BEEN INTlRPRET THIS DISORGANILA-: I TlJl SUGAR ""l O~'lY "TREAD I NG WATERtt I N I FOUND SHELLING AND TION o~ THE STORM INMEDIAT~ t_ TSP SALT (OR TO TASTE) , ,E I R C" I G H T, H E S A I D, \v I T H - REEF WALKING IS A FINE LY TSB TABASCO LJu I PO\vE R TO { HOBBY AND CAN OCCUpy 1!FUl URE j\,OVEMENT IS UN- 2 TSB WORCES1ERSHIRE SAUCE (I) GRANT WITNESSES IM- MANY ENJOYABLE HOURS CERTAI" BUT lHf:..RE ARE Sotv1EI LI1T~E GARLIC POWDER OR , ll,r..,j I TY Fr~OM PROSCCUl ION IN II, ' Ho WEVE R, 1 HER EAR E DAN G E RsJ INDICATIONS THAT EDITH SALT (TO TASIc) p ,C,{EiEERING INVESTIGATIONS • INVOLVED ONE SHOULD MAY BE lURNING TO A MORE I 1.. CUP CATSuP 10 ENCOURAGE lHEM TO rAlK, I NOT GO SHELLING AT NIGHT NORTHERLY COURSE, II AN f CUP CORt~ Oil ,0 rJ D ( 2) USE \v IRE 1 AP PIN GAS WITHOUT A flASHLIGHT OR ADVISORY SAID ! CUP VINEGAR ClREr-ULLY GUJ\RDED MEANS OF i A BUDDY, OR GO SHELLING EVlN WITHOUT A WEll PLACE CI-IICKOJ SI TIONS FOR THE JAPANESE THE TEAMS, COACHES, AND PRACT'C~ TIMES ARE AS FOLLOWS UP TO I="ULL STRENGTH IM~ED! GOVERNMENT IN MOST CASES, CARDINALS - HEAD COACH, ACE QUINN) PRACTICE, 4.~0 PM, ATEL Y JAPAN DOES NOT GRANT LAND MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1963, AT t I TT~E LEAGUE PARK THE ANNOUN:EMENT FOLLOwED ING RIGHTS TO FOREIGN AIR J QUINN B SUMMERS D CURRY THREATS BY PRESIDENT SUKARNO liNES, WI THOUT GETTI NG RE B MOSElEY C DII,t-AAN (, BOWE THAT !NDONESIA MUST 'IDE~TROyrr CIPROCAL PRIVILEGES FOR J LONGBOTTOM J SWI'T M REED MALAvA31A AND REPORTS TH~T JAPAN AIR LINES B BEHRENS R CAMP S MARTINEZ 'NDONEStAN ARMY TROOPS AND IN ADDITION, ANY JAPANESE B DOKTOR G KOHS 1 FAWSETT COMMANDOS HAVE BEEN DEPLOYED MOVE TO HELP PAKISTAN DRAW D TIETZ ALONG THE MALAVAS!AN BORDERS CLOSER TO COMMUNIST CHINA METS - HEAD COACH, CHIEF PARKER, PRACTICE, 4 30 PM, !N BORNEO WAS SURE TO DRAW THE DISAP TUESDAY, I OCTOBER, 1963, AT LiTTLE LEAGUE PARK THE INDONESiANS A_SO WERE PROVAL OF THE UNITED STATES L PARKER SPARKER K FOGLEMAN REPORTED TO HAVE PROMISED TO AND THE NATIONALIST CHINESE D DEEMER G NIELSON T KEEL !NG HELP ANII-MALAYAS~AN REBELS GOVERNMENT ON FORMOSA R HAMILTON C BRASWELL F SERAFINI IN NORTHERN BORNEO THE UNITED STATES HAS P BARNETTE P GUSTAMACHIO J SANDLiN BRITAiN IS PLEDGED TO COME SHOWN CONSIDERABLE UNEASI T SAURET A BROWN R OSBORNE TO THE DEI'"ENSE OF ~AL~vASIA NESS ABOUT PAKISTAN'S RE C TIETZ IF REQUESTED AUSTRA!A CENT DIPLOMATIC FLIRTATIONS GIANTS - HEAD COACH, RALPH HOLDERMAN, PRACTICE, 4 30 P M j ALSO HAS PRO~iSED ~iLITARY WITH RED CHINA, AND DID NOT WEDNESDAY, 2 OCTOBER 1963, AT LITTLE LEAGUE PARK SUPPORT CONCEAL ITS DISAPPROVAL OF G TEMPLE G KINCAID C RHYNE COMMONwEALTH FORCES IN A RECENT AGREEMENT TO ES J COELHO (, STIMSON S ~ELTON SARAWA~ TOTAL ABOUT 6000, TABLISH AIR SERVICE BETWEEN C RICE D CUNNINGTON R SUMNER INCLUDING UNiTS OF THE ROYAL KARACHI AND PEKING R DECKER R CADDELL H KEELING MARINE COMMANDOS THE QUEENnS ANOTHER KEY QUESTION WAS N FINGER D EVANS E SALINE ROYAL iRISH HUSSARS t GUR~HA WHETHER CHINA WOULD OBJECT E BARNETTE RIFLES) ROYAL ARTlllERy AND TO PASSAGE OF JAPAN AIR YANKEES - HEAD COACH, JIM MADDOX, PRACTICE, 4 30 P M PLANES, AND A ~ALAYASIAN LINES PLANES OVER COMMUNIST THURSDAY, 3 OCTOBER, 1963, AT LITTLE LEAGUE PARK RECONNAISSANCE REGIMENT IN CH I NA, I F JAPAN DEMANDS T MADDOX (TERRY) T MADDOX (Too) G. MOORE ADDiTION THERE ARE lOCA~ SUCH RIGHTS R SAGE A BAYSE~ B SCHMERSAHL POLICE FORrESt BORDER SCOUTS~ JAPAN CuRRENTLY DOES NOT C CAMP R MARTINSON 0 GARCIA AND H01ll!E GUARDS RECOGNIZE COMMUNIST CHINA, M STANDRIDGE W L EBERWIRTH S HEWITT IN SiNGAPORE PO~'CE CARRIED ALTHOUGH FRIENDLY RELATIONS S SNYDER G ~!NK K K,ETZ OUT PRE-DA~N RA OS ON A BETWEEN THE TWO COUNTRIES L KELLER UN IVERS! TY At\iD ('tv PR \ \tATE HAVE BEEN SPRINGING UP RE HC~ES 1~ET ARRE~TED ABOlT CENTLY THROUGH NON-DIPLO TWENTY CH~Nr5E 3TUDEN'= MATIC CHANNELS SOVIET JEWISH .KOREAN tvlARTYR I S IN WHAT THF ~ALAvAS~AN PERSECUTION CHfRGED ~ODY EXHUMED GOVERNMENT DESCRiBED AS A SOVIETS COULD BE SOFTENING WASHINGTON, (UPI )--MORE lHE HAGUE (uPI)--THE BODY CRACKDOWN ON COMMUN!STS WASHINGTON, (UPI )--DEFENSE THAN HALF OF THE SENATE TO OF A SOUTH KOREAN HERO WAS SECRETARY ROBERT S McNAMARA DAY JOINED IN DEMANDING AN EXHUMED HERE TODAY, IN PREP SPAIN AGREES TO KEEP SAID TONIGHT IN A PRE-RE END TO SOVIET PERSECUTION ARATION FOR A STATE BURIAL U.S BASES CORDED INTERVIEW THAT THERE OF JEWS AT SEOUL NEW YORK (UP~)--THE UNITED ARE SIGNS THE SOVIETS ARE SENATOR ABRAHAM S IT WAS A SIMPLE, ~OVING STATES AND SPAIN TONiGHT RE SLIGHTLY MODIFYING THEIR RIBICOFF, DEMOCRAT-CONNCCTI CEREMONY UNDER A DRIZZLING NEWED AN AGREEMENT TO ~A!N OBJECTI VE OF WORLD DOMI NATION CUT, INTRODUCED A RESOLU SKY AT THE OLD EYCK EN DUIN TAIN AMERICAN MILITARY BASES McNAMARA SAID THE UNITED I TION WHICH SAiD THERE IS CEMETERY IN SPAIN FOR ANOTHER FIVE II STATES SHOULD "MAINTAIN "ABUNDANT EVIDtNCE OF DIS BORN IN 1358, THE KOREAN, YEARS AND CONT INUE WASHING AND INCREASE OUR MILITARY CRIMINATION AGAINST JEWS IN LEE CHUNG, WAS BURIED HERE TON'S ECONOMIC AiD TO THE STRENGTH AND KEEP OUR POW RUSSIA HE WAS JOINED I~ AFTER COMMITTING CEREMONIAL SPANISH GOVERNMENT DER DRY," BUT SHOULD NOT B~ SPONSORS~iP BY 59 O'HER SUICIDE AT THE L907 THE THE AGREEMENT WAS SIGNED AFRAID TO NEGOTIATE BEYOND SENATORS HAGUE PEACf CONFERENCE WHICH AT THE U S ~!SSION TO THE UNITED NATIONS BY SECRETARy THE TEST BAN TREATY WITH RIBICOFF SAID THE ~ORLn, DECIDED KOREA SHOULD BECOME lrE SOVIETS ON THE DAY AFTER SE~ATE A JAPANESE PROTECTORATE OF STATE DEAN RUSK AND SPAN THE PENTAGON CHIEF ALSO RATIFICATION OF ThE T~ST EVER SINCE. HIS GRAVE HAS ISH FORE!GN MIN~SIER SAID IN THE RECORDED INTER BAN TREATY "LOOK:' WI T~ Rf_ BEEN VISITED BY ADMIRING FERNANDO MARIA CASllELLA Y VIEW' NEWED STRENGfH I-\I\IL Sr"r~ll KOREAN';, MAIZ "THE TEST BAN TREATY WILL TOWARD THE GAY WHEN ALL '"PJ KOREAN AMBASSADOR TO PARIS WIND-UP CONSULTATIONS ON HELP PREVENT ACCIDENTAL WILL ENJOY THE BASIC FREE SUN YuP PAI~ I AID A WREATH THE AGREEMENT WERE HELD BE WAR BY DISCOURAGING THE NU DOMS TODAV AT CHUNGIS MODEST TWEEN RUSK AND CASTIElLA ~lEAR WEAPONS IN COUNTRIES "YET EVEN TODAY, AS WE HEADSTONE WHICH WAS BUILT DURiNG THE PAST TWO DAYS THAT CAN'T AFFORD ALL THE LOOK AND WORK TOWARDS THIS AND PAID FOR BY THf FOR~ER THE AGREEMENT MEANS THE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS OBSERVED IDEAL, FREEDOM OF RELIGION DUTCH CONTINGENT OF THE U.S WILL KEEP ITS V!TAL ROTA BY THE PRESENT NUCLEAR POW 1ST RAM P LED Bye ~ F 0 F T '-I "" KOREt>N WAR NAVAL BASE WHICH IT PLANS TO ERS PRINCIPAL PARTIES TO A CHUNG'S REMAINS, IN A USE AS A BASE FOR POLARiS NE~ II REPORTS THE RUSSIANS MIGHl TREATY THAT HAS GIVEN SPECIAL SMALL CASKET, WERE ~ISSILE FIR!NG SUBMARINES BE ABLE TO "FREEZE If THE ELEC HOPE TO THE WORI D It ESCORTED BY FOUR OFFICERS TERMS OF U S ECONOMIC TRONIC CJMPONENTS OF U S RIBICOFF SAID THERE ARt OF THE DUTCH VETERANS OF ASSISTANCE TO SPAIN WERE NOT T~E KOR~AN WAR AND POLICE SPELLED OUT ~ADR!D RECEIVED ~ISSiLES WITH A NUCLEAR THREE MILLION RUSSIAN JEWS "AND IF ARE NOT BEIN", TOMORROW THE CASKET WILL $1 BILLION IN U S, ECONOMIC 8~AST ARE FANTASIES ~HEY 5 A~D M!LITARY SUPPORT UNDER A /\LSQ THERE IS "NO BASIS" SLAUGHTERED 'N MASS F0GQJMc BF FLOWN TO SEOUL VIA TOKYO 16-YEAR PACT WHICH EXPIRED 'OR STATEMENTS THAT ADMIRAL AS THEY ONCf WERE" IN RJS~,"", ~E REBURIAL WiLL TAKE PLACE OCTOBER )..j. TONIGHT GEORGE W ANDERSON, FORMER AND AS THEY WERE IN -HE MADRID IT WAS REPORTED CHIEF OF NAVAL OPERATIONS, OVENS OF THE NA71 CONCE.t~rr>lI.- (IN BY INFOR~ED SOURCES THAT THE WAS NOT REAPPOINTED BECAUSE TiON CAMPS, THEY ARE BE!NG I PHOTO CONTEST 1 S HAD GIVEN SPAIN DEFENSIVE HE DISAGREED WITH McNAMARA SLowL Y STRANGL ED I DEADliNE NEAR U RIB I C r) F 0 T • ') 1 i-l A 1 ': (oJ 0 E AD L , NE FOR THE S P E C I AL GUARANTEES EQUAL TO THOSE OF ON THE TFX PLANE THE ~ ~j 'I:! A NATO PARTNER IN EXCHANGE SECRETARY SAID CONTROVERSY PREMI ER K1-lRUSHlrlEV .-l~'3 C:E~ I l:) Si::.RV I C[S COLOR SL I DE AND I REPORTS :1 ,)['JI SH PER~ r::. - 6, ACK AND W~ ITE PHOTO CON- FOR CONTINUED USE 0> ITS AND DISAGREEMENTS ARE NEC TleN AS "A fRO'OUNO DF- T[~I IS MIDNIGHT, 28 SEPTEM-I $500 MILL!ON NETWORK 0> ESSARY TO PROGRESS - I r i ______Lv')IOf\1 11 8ER, 103 ~!LITARY BASES !~ SPAIN ) ------1------,--- NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP ·AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP AND STANDINGS AND STAND! NGS W L GB NE\v YORK 104 SECTION W L GB CHICAGO 121 sports Los ANGELES 98 60 91 g~ MINNESOTA 89 70 15 ST Lou IS 956 67 6~ I" BALTIMORE 84 20 SAN FRANCISCO 8 73 .J PHILADELPHIA 8L~ DETROIT 78 l~ 26 PAGE 5 FPiDAY 27 SEPTEMBER 1963 74 It. 141 CLEVELAND 76 82 27* CINCIf\.NATI 84 !,g 1 BOSTON 75 29l YANKS MOVE UP IN DAVIS MEXICAN BANTANWEIGHT MILVIAUKEE 83 I '6-0 CHICAGO 80 I\ANSAS C 11 Y 72 ~g 31-L MATCHES FLOORS JAPANESE 101 Los ANGELES 341 PITTSBURGH 73 ~§ 25 70 90 BOURNEMOUTH, ENGLA"JD (UPI) fOKYO (UPI)--JOSE MEDEL \4ASH I NGTON HOUSTON 63 55 103 48! THE UNITED STATES GRABBED A OF MEXICO, WORLD-BoXING NEW YORI\ 50 2-0 LEAD OVER ENGLAND TODAY ASSOCIATION [HIRD-RANKED 16~ ~3 NEW YORK (UPI)--THE NEW I NTH E I NT E R- LON E S l M I - FIN ALS BANTAMWEIGHT CONTENDER, NEW YORK (UPI)--SANDY YORK YANKEES TURNED UP OF THE DAVIS CUP TENNIS COM SCORED THREE KNOCKDOWNS IN KOUFAX, WARMING UP FOR A ANOTHER WORLD SERIES START PlTITION WHEN CHUCK McKINLEY THE S I, ROXY MAT!NEE I P M "FRONTIER UPRIS!NG"- NE\vS NOTICES AND SPORTS STARR I r\lG JAMES DAVIS AND NANCY HARTLEY ~ELP WI ~TED - FEMALE PIC rlARDS Ot'J SHOWTIJI.1E 7 30 "L Tltv'E JOB OPPORTU\jITIES NOTICE FOR HOUSING AND "CORRIDORS Of BLOOD" STE\OGRAPHERS ON THE BOQ OCCUP,t,[\lTS BOR!S KARLOFF AND BETTA ST JOHN , [ ZE lJS COM P LEA CALL BELL OCTOBER HOUSE RENTALS, THE STORY 0> A DOCTOR WHO DEDICATES rrS T t. "' >-10 I, E LAB 0 RAT 0 R I ES l M- TELEPHONE RENTALS, AND BOC LIFE TO PERFECT PAI~LESS SURGERY ~ENr OFFICE FOR FURTH~R BILLETII~G AND MESSING l~rORMAT'ON AND INTERVIEW CHARGES ARE DUE AND PAYABLE YOf ':: LIKE NEW - BOUGHT AT A RETURN E~GAGEMENT OF 1HE lIDAV ' D AND LIS"''' M~CyI5 4 MONTHS AGO $120 EVER POPULAR MICKEY SHANNON KE!R DO_A AND JANET ~ARO_IN 'A / -55j OR ')-55 4 AND HIS JOURNEyMEN SATURDAY TIME MAGAZINE "BEST Atv'ERICAN FILM o~ 1'/62 II EVlNING STARTING AT 2000 SAN fRANCISCO c-ILtv1 FESTIVAI_ "BEST AC[QR r ~ 151 E.R- TYPE GE VACUUM UNTIL MIDNIGHT BINGO IS AND "BEST ACTRESS" ~L~A\JER $10 SEE AT FEATURED EVERY FRIDAY EVEN V E N ICE F i L tvI F EST I VA L II BE S T c- I U,., D IRE C 1 0 q , (IUIII ER 555 ING BEGINNING AT 2000 MOVIES W!Ll FOLLOW THE BINGO tvlAD CLUB S HOWT I tv1E 7 30 f- 'E.E BIKE LIGHTS Two GAME ON THE PATIO HAPPY !tTHE QU'CK AND THE DEAD" AND S.-rORT Sl.i3JE.li5 ~LTS OF BIKE SIDE BASKETS HOUR IS FEATURED EVERY STARR,NG VICTOR FRENCH NEVER USED SEE AT TRAILER SUNDAY EVENING BEGINNING AT THl FANTASTIC STORY OF A HANDrUL O~ MEN 1700 UNTIL 1900 FREE SNAC~S AND TWO GIRLS FIGHTING AGA NSI U~SE IEVABLE AND A REDUCTION IN DRINK ODDS rULL 0> SHOCKING TENSION U~DlR CERMA~ C-011~~D PRiCES HELP IN tv!AKING A REAL GUNF RE iLMALE, BLACf<', 4 OR 5 EVENING OF >UN SEE YOU AT v'~[K-OLD KiTTEN NEEDS ITS THE MAD CLUB MEMBERS AND GENER~L tvlESS MEN~ fOR SATLRDAY '1J1HER BADLY CALL 361 GUESTS ONt_V, PLEASE BREAKC-AST Dj Nt\IER SUPPER u~ ~26 CHILLED fRUIT JU,CE ATTENTIO~ ISLAND PERSON~EL CHILLED rRESH FRUIT 10 ~IVE AWAY PERSONNEL W~O FAILED TO f-iOT/COLD CEREAL O"t. '::::-WEEK-OLD KITTEN MAY GET THEIR FIRST CHOLERA GRILLED HAM SLICES MASYED POTATOES MASf-iED POTATO["") B~ SEEN AT TRAILER 742 SHOT OR BOOSTER DOSE WiLL EGGS TO ORDER LIMA BEANS BFFIGHTING HARADA OF JAPAN AGAINST THE NEW YORK YANKEES, WHEN JIM BOUTON HURLED THREE I OPENING SINGLES MATCHES BY TECHN I CAL KNOCKOUT LAST PITCHED ONLY FIVE I NN I NGS HiT BALL FOR SEVEN iNNINGS I McKINLEY, THE UNITED NIGHT IN A SCHEDULED 10- WEDNESDAY NIGHT BUT Gor TO BEAT THE Los ANGlLES AN I STATES' TOP-RANKED PLAYER, ROUND NArlONALLY TELEVISED CREDIT FOR HIS 25 VICTORY GELS, 3-1 TH DEFEATED MIKE SANGSTER OF BOUT AT THE NIHON UNIVERSITY I AS THE Los ANGELES DODGERS IN OTHER AMERICAN LEAGUE ENGLAND I N THE FIRST MATCH, DAY GAME, THE KANSAS CITY AUDITORIUM HERE I BEAT THE NEW YORI< METS 1-0 7-5, 6-2, 7-5, AND THEN MEDEL1S HARD PUNCHING A's CONTINUED THEIR DRIVE ON AN UNEARNED RUN FROEHLING BEAT B'LLY KNIGHT, AMAZED A CROWD OF 7,000 FOR SEVENTH PLACE BY BEATING ROGER CRAIG, AN Ex-DoDCER, 4-6, 8-6, 6-4, 6-4 HE SCORED THE THREE KNOCK- THE BOSTON RED SOX, 7-6, STARTED O~ THE ~O~ND FOP THE UNITED STATES THUS I DOWNS IN A COME-FROM-BEHIND AND WASHINGTON SENATORS FOL THE METS AND ALLOVED THE U~ INEEDS ONLY TO WIN TOMORROW'S I V I CTORY OVER THE GAME HARADA, I LOWED THE SLUGGING OF KEN EARNED RUf! IN lHE rlRST IDOUBLES MATCH OR ONE OF TWO I THE FOURTH-RANKED BANfAM- I RETZER TO A 6-2 TRIUMPH OVER I INNING WHEN HE THREW WILD I 'SINGLES CONTESTS ON SATURDAY I WEIGHT CONTENDER I THE DErROIT TIGERS TO FIRST, TRYING TO PICK :TO• QUALIFY FOR THE INTER- MEDEL WAS DECLARED THE BOUTON, LIKE WHITE FORD OFF TO~MY DAVIS WALLY IZONE FINALS AGAINST INDIA I WINNER AT TWO-MINUTES 23 THE PREVIOUS NIGHT, WAS MOON SCORED FROM THIRD ON THE \..J I NNER OF THE INTER-ZONE I SECONDS OF THE SIX1H ROUND t1ERELY GETT I NG READY FOR A THE ERROR FINALS WILL PLAY AUSTRALIA I WHEN THE BOUT WAS STOPPED POSSIBLE START IN THE WORLD T~IS WAS CRAIG'S 22ND IN THE CHALLENGE ROUND I BY TilE JAPANESE THREE- SERIES AGAINST THE Los DEFEAT AGAINSr FIVE VICTOR BOTH McKINLEY AND FROEH- I KNOCKDOWN RULE ANGELES DODGERS NEXT WEEK IES LING ARE STUDENTS AT TRINITY I Bo T H FIG HT E RS WEI GH ED I N IN THE PROCESS HE GAINED HIS KOUFAI STRUCK OUT EIGHT UNIVERSITY AT SAN ANTONIO, ! AT I 18-~ POUNDS 21s1 VICTORY OF THE YEAR AS I MEN DURING THE FIVE INNINGS TEXAS, ALrHOUGH McKINLEY I IT WAS THE FIRST TIME IN HE FANNED FOUR BATTERS AND HE PITCHED, RUNNING HIS ORIGINALLY CAME FROM ST I THE 20-YEAR-OLD HARADA'S FACED ONLY 24 DURING THE SEASON'S TOTAL TO 306 HE LOUIS, MISSOURI, AND FROEH , CAR E E R T I~ AT HE LOS T BY A SEVEN INNINGS HAL RENIFF HOLDS THE NATIONAL LlAGUE LING FRO~ CORAL GABLES, ; TECHN I CAL i